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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-26
Oakfield and Brayton
Extra, Iowa

Jas. Barhan is preparing to feed a
car load of mixed cattle.
:, Mr.. Jas. McGovern of Atlantic is
visiting his son the Mayor this week.
Rev, Valdemar Jensen of the Oak
Hill church returned from Cedar
Falls Tuesday.
John Hansen was down near Lorah
during the rainy week doing some
inside room painting.
Hugh Bowen sold nice bunch of
stock cattle to N. l.. Hansen who
will put them on his farm.
Cashier Ed Delahoyde of the Ex-
change Bank of Extra was visiting at
the Brayton bank Tuesday.
Messrs. Grace and Hurd of Guthrie
County each purchased fine Poland
Male hog this week of j. G.. Hard
man.
Bison & Ide have 80 head of year.
ling Herefords that it would do
lover of fine stock world of good to
see and we doubt much if their equsl
is to be found in the state.
4 Markets Cattle, butchers, Sla. (@
23.c; cattle, tops, $4:a4.; hogs, $4 IS
wheat, &c; corn, 303c;oats, 2lc; feed
barley, 29c; eggs, Ice; butter, 1sc
hens, SEC; ducks, Sc; geese 5;turkevs,
l2c; potatoes, soc blu. chicks Sc.
Mrs. Ralph Hawks went to Allan
tic Tuesday to visit over night when
Wednesday she was Joined by her
niece Miss Olive Barhan when they
went to Muscstine, her home where
Miss Barhan will attend College.
McGovern has large wagon load
of yellow corn the product of a small
quantity OF seed sent him last spring
by Prof. Holden the Corn Man. He
planted the seed in the town limits,
gave it no extraordinary attention
and picked it October 10. Almost
every ear is we'll filled and has large
perfect grains of a bright yellow hue.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-26
Notice.

To all persons interested in the Bow
wen Cemetery. You are requested to
meet at the cemetery Wednesday
morning November l at9 O'Clock
for the purpose of making repairs on
the fence and giving the grounds
general clean up. Please bring
spade, rake and post or two and
help us out. COMMITTEE
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-26

Drs. OIdaker & Hammer, Dentists.
Office over First National bank.
Rooms 5 and 6 One of the firm will
be In Brayton every Friday and every
Tuesday at Elk Horn.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-26
For Sale.

Registered and high grade short
horn male calves ten to sixteen
months of age, dark red, at reasonable
prices. Telephone Brayton or Extra
Central. o. F. TDE,
9-2l-tf Brayton la.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-26
Notice.

We want to buy all the nice
smooth heifer. around Brayton. We
dom know every body yet 80 please
come in and tell US, if you have any
cattle for sale. If N. LARSEN s. Son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
BY Charles a. Rose.
Real Estate AuctIonser,
North Ninth Street
! RUS TEES
AUIGTl SALE
Valuable Suburban
Acreage Site,
NORTH OF cry, AND IMMEDI-
& ATELYE ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESTNUT HILL CARS.

e ] . y : = T : Z = .
BY virtue. of a certain deed Of trust, 70
the undersigned surviving trustee. dated
September 16, 1891, and duly recorded IN
Henrco County Court on september ~
1881. default having been made IN nay
ment Of both princip pal and Interest, am
,fciary under said deed to proceed to sell
TUESDAY, PHIL Is, 1906. Al, s ?: ~,
the AUGMENTATION EXCEPTION
ALLY INVALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
mile north Of the city OF Richmond, con.
tanning by survey of James l. Redd "O
acres, bounded as follows On the south
by cross road leading from Eenrico Turn
pike to the old Meadow Bridge Road,
Road proper, along which line runs the
Ches tnut Hill electric car line, and on tho
west and north by land now owned BY Or.
j. Hall Moore, being q part Of trn q. con-
veyed to said Moore by Edward William
DeYass, Juno s., 1ss33, Deed II BOOB III rs
/ The elevation and location OF this PROP !. =.
ERTY is perfect and all tina can be de-
sired, being high and dry, with first
class neighhorhood, lying Immediately IN
Fourqurean ana Temple: Beautiful drive
way. Plot with all Authorization can be
had at my office.
q TER N1S--Cash, as to costs and expenses
of executing this trust, with all taxes due
10 day OF sale; one four thousand .(ss,6oo)
able two years after date. with Interest
from March 1G. 1901, until date
of sale; also sl79,06, with interest thereon;
from Ju!ys2, 1903, and sl5333, with inter-
est from January 4. 105; taxes PAID on
said property; residue in. 6. u and ID
months, secured upon said pronerty.-
& s:,i CHARLES IA ROSE,
ADJ 14-tds Surviving Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

In execution OF n decree OF the! chancery
Court Of the city OF Islchu1 ond. entered
ct MS. VS.. Munsoli. ct ais I Will sell by
= TIiuRspAY,i APR Il T a5TH. 1886,
at $50 clock z. NJ. the flats above re-
ferred to. known as No. 10 8. Third Street,
together with the lot upon which they
stand fronting Is feet inches, more or
less. The house, built OF brick. is IN cx-
cellent condition, and consists8of three
spacious and well ventilated flats. which
by reaso OF its nenrness to the 5car7line
of Main Strickland the business and shop.
ping centres OF the city, always commands
good tenants ut paying prices; and the
property can be confidently commemorate
investors as "a good revenue producer,
y r1RMS--Onc-thlrd cash, and the resi-
due at s, u and IS months for notes, With.
interest added, and title retained or all
cash, tho option Of the purchaser.
S4aE STUART 8BOyVE, 55
Special Commissioned.
The bond required OF the Special Conn
missioner MS per the foregoing decree has
been duly given. G. o. sSAVILLE.g
Apl 2-tds Clerk.
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Apl14-tds
BY A. ]. Chewing Company
Real Estate Auctioneers.

IN execution Of a certain deed Of trust.
ed in the clerks Office of the Circuit.
Court OF iHenrico county,. in d. B. il5A 3D.
p. 400, I shall, on TUESDAY,. the ,25TH
day OF April, 1905. at 6 o. clock r. MI,
offer for sale by public auction, at the
corner Of Cary and Richie Streets. III,
that certain lot or parcel OF land lying
and being in said county. on the south
side Of Cary Street. beginning at a
point 20 feet from the southwestern In
terscction of said Cary and Richie
Streets running thence westwardly md
fronting OH Cary Street 80 feet, and back
less, to an alley; and (2) an undivided 10
interest in certain Islands near the New
Pnmphouse in James River. known as
Cedar Islands, and containing together.
about ten Q0D acres.
n TERMS: Cash. ist i X <,
:, : J, 81 3: FLORENCE Gl' Trustee:
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BY
GEORGE v. OLIVER,
Auctioneer,
% Broad Street. between Fist Street and
Brock Avenue Phone 45S[,.
Sale Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
Upright Piano, Furniture,
Mating, Pictures, Mirrors,
Books, Refrigerators, Sew
ing Machines, Stoves, &c,
ing Machines, Stoves, &c,
vii, sell, TOMORROW Mcnday,

vii, sell, TOMORROW Mcnday).
April 24th at my warcrooms, 90 Broad
street, commencing at 1880 a. NJ, Ebony
Case 7l-3 Octave Upright Piano. u
piece and j s-piecc NIahoganized, SIX
Tapestry Upholstered Parlor Suits; M
laid Parlor Tables Cobe-Seat and other
Fancy Rockers, Parlor Mirrors, Moquet
and Tapestry Druggcts. s Rolls Choice
Mating. Oak and Cherry Hall Racks. 10
New Oak and Cherry Wardrobes, Swell
Front Highly Polished CHARTERED Oak
Chamber Suit Medium Bedroom Suits.
. Oak Mantel Folding Beds. 6. s. and To-
foot Oak Dning Tables, Dining Chairs
comparatively New Drop-Flead Sewing
Machines. 5 Oak and Walnut Refrgcra-,
tors. 80 Choice Pictures. Baby Carriage:
+chldrcn's Chairs, / Complete Set of
Cloth bound Wcrner's Edition Encyclo-
pacdca Britannica, 81 Volumes; Brass
frrimmed Iron Beds, Odd bureaus. WASH
stands, Springs, Mattresses, Cooking
Stoves. l3-burner, Insurance National
Gasolenes Stove and Oven, a Show Cases,
i &Connter; also lot of other goods too
nuncruus 10 lncntion.
Ladies invited to attend Sale positive.
\ c.. E-tc II, & 10 tts fL
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RARE ANTIQUES.

Al 70 o'clock we will.sell to the high
est bidder several pieces Of very Rare
Antiques, consisting OF "Harmonica, y a
very sweet tone musical instrument, In
vented by Benjnmin Franklin. This in
strument is very rare. Old Mahogany
Card Table, Old Japanese Punch Bowl,
Candelabras with cut prisms, Old Italian
Prints, Old Spinning Wheel, very hand
sOmely Carved Rosewood Eliza. with
Mirrors, and other pieces.
Special attention paid to ladies attend
ms this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. &
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GEORGE ". OLIVER,
Auctioneer.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
CTS e. Broad Street.
Valuable Rare Antiques,
Handsome Modern Furni-
ture, Fine Brass Bed, Very
Fine Couch,
AT AUCTION.

TOMORROW (Ndonday) April oath, conf
mencing at 1890 o'clock. at our sales,
rooms. No 6lS5 East Broad Street. We will
offer a very fine Coupe, with gen.
uimr leather top, made by one OF
The best manufacturers, and in flrst-class
condition.
Immediately following will sell an cN-
traordinary nice lot of Modern House
hold Furniture, embracing q very hand
some Brass Bed, fine Birds-Eye Maple
GChiffonicr (good as new, several good
loarlors Suits, a number of very good Wal
nut Oak and Cherry Bedroom Suits.
Oah Extension Tables. several Oak Buff
fets, Mirror-Door Oak Wardrobe, Mir IL
ror- Front Oak Folding Beds, 3-picce Ma
hoeany Parlor Suits, handsome Oak Hall
Stand, Parlor Pictures handsome Mar,
Cherry Center Tables, number OF sepa-
rate Dresscrs and Washstands, 6-foot
Nickcl-Frame Show Case, Enamel Iron
beds, several Toilet Sets, Bowls and
Pitchers, handsome Mantcl Mirrors, Par
Tor Chairs and Rockers, comparatively
new, No q Cook Stove; Engraved Wine
and Liquor Glasses, Drop Head Singer
Sewing Machine. several other Sewing
Machines and numerous othcrt Furni-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
BY n. w, BoWe q Son.
Real Estate 4Auctioneers.
Auction Sale Of
THAT EXCELLENT
AND WE'LL
LOCATEDSBRICK
RESIDENCE, NO, 8
w. GRACE STREET,

4 At the request OF the owner, who 3is. de.
.termined to sell, we VIII offer for sale a
auction. on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY.5A APRIL 26TIi. 1900,
located residence above referred to, No, 8
w. Grace Street containing twelve rooms,
two ba this, hot and cold wa ter The house
side. and there is a good stable on tho lot.
This property by reason of its central
location is especlallyi suitable fora doctor
or those wanting a good homo on one OF
the best streets. t35, y
TERMS Liberal. and at sale,
Apl 2l-tds 59
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

by virtue OF n decree rendered by the
Richmond ChnncerS Court on the 9th day
OF April, 1905. in the suit Of Skinkcr. Tr,ls..
tee, va. Skinker ct ais, / WILL as special
commissioner thereby appointed, offer for
sale at public auction, OH the premises,
on the ~
SECOND DAY OF MAY. 1905
Mt 6 o'clock p NJ. that desira bly, located
and truly valuable real estate mentioned
above. The house has sixteen rooms, not
including basement. with Il wide hall
passing through the centre, and contains
the ,ist,al modern improvements, and with
a small outlay can be nadeSh most de-
lghtful home. There is also n stable
on the premises
The lot fronts on Franklin street 7ox1ao
feet TO a wide, paved alley. Its beautiful
location. together with all of its surrount-
ings, as well as its size. makes it.in every
particular the most desirable stcfin ,Nls
city for an ,,r-to-datc apartment house,
or for ono or more large, handsome pri-
waite residences.
TERMS: Onc-fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the resi-
due upon Il credit Of one and two years.
in equal instruments, the PURCHASER to
give negotiable note. with interest added.
for the deferred payments and the title
to be retained as security for the deferred
payments. until all the purchase money Is
paid and a conveyance ordered BY the
coure. But the purcha ser may pay any
grenter5p part or all In cash, al his option.
WM. a. LEAK r, 81
Special Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
BY Pollard g. Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

IT RusrEE's AUCTION SALE or
GRACE STREET., Isl
In execution of a deed of trust. dated
September To- 1902, and recorded ". clerks
l76c, page ll3, Will sell by auction, on
the premises, on q
FRIDAY. APRIL es. 1905.
at O'Clock r, M.,bthe above ment,oned
to alley.
TERMS Cash
Apl 2-tds Trustee,
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l1Ollr HDOVC IldllllGus
Case Adv mater, John Willis, Case ADV
! doG nSx pate
pisinfec,ant. = y. sweenS; Case Printed nat,
si less Kef nSf Se crate e9ss w. II
Iogg; Bed Spring no mark: 81 Pgks. II. II:
m99dl. os
Bronsieln; j Bbl DIsinfectant, Cooley Avenue
bert's Point ,schooi$i Piece stove Casting, Mrs;
j Lyona;l Bbl.. Disnfectant, Local , School h;
nfee,ant. W " Lynch: Crates Water Closets.
g. NJ. Randolph; s. BOX. M. Robinson; !. Box
Sewers Point School TOOL; Bag Personal Effects,
Willie WI, Smith; Can varnish. Wood Work +
ns nb nss 4onrs Payne
p >, v: Sherman; Box Drugs Mrs Mrs; p ?;
n aH 6. Il Wrs Ss ndi wall Paner. j.
Gratlng: 8 Bills. Crockory, B.. solomon; : stove,
Bds auberf sfF oe
Ter: i Box soap =. =. Cavalier; ] Case Cards,
Rack. G. II Huiglns: 4 cylinder Machine,
nc mark; Bdl. castin l no mark;1 1! bo1
China II. Friend; Bales Baggins, no ,, mark;
! Box, no mark; Trunk Personal Effects.
Mack Mccoy;S1 Box Oil Clothing; N. B.; Mat
.thews . Cases Calendars, II. s. King; I Case
Adv matter. John Willis: 1 Case ADV mat ter,
John Willis;a1 Box Merchandise. Eliza Wrenn;
l Rose Wire Netting, White Hardware Co.;
i Box Clothing. r. Scott: i Box Blinds. schr
John Davls;. Telescope. Overcoat attached.
G. E. Ilarrall; i Box, ". a; Walters; Box 30
Soap, Mrs. a.. Il Wane; l Pkg. Adv, matter
A. Rishefsky;1 Pkg. Adv tier, A. Rishef-
sky; Pkg. ADV. matter. a. Rishefsky; Pack
age j. C. Blakc: i Box w. H.. Davis: l Bar
rel, sargt Rlggln Pkg. MERCHANDISE, Moses IS,
Walker; 6 Iron Sinks. John iChapman; Pack
age, NJ. II. Davis; 4 Package. Mrs. NJ Dowton;
Box. c. 2. ". Luke; Package. Mrs.sJ ~.
Horne; l Package, Il. l.. Sanders; l Gasoline
Stove i Box Fixtures w Gibson;I !: Coils Wire,
Order, Nifty II. j. Smith; Crates Baskets,
Order, Nifty. Simmons s Land: \ Bbl. Pickles.
Dickerson Pickle Co.; 1 Dbl. Pickles. 3Dicker-
SON Pickle Co.; 2 Bdls Wall Paper, Order, Nifty.
". ". Johnson; Box Effects, Edward Allen:
! Case Books, Steiner & Kaufman; Case
Calendars. Hampton Sash & Door Co.; Box
Woodenware Hampton NJ and A. .lnstit ute.
. n sli5a3'5 N JOHN f. MAYER, Agent.
BY order Of JOHN NICHoL Freight
Claim Agent Apl 9-law-4W
Terms of sale, cash.
GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
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on the premises, offersfor sale to the high
est bidder, by way OF public auction, for
cash, tho valuable lot and hotel building
thereon and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing. known as Hotel Burton, slt,latcd
on tie northwest corner OF Main and
Union Streets III. Danvillc, Va. and fully
described BY metes and bounds In he
snid deed OF Hotel Burton to me, how're
mnining of record In the clerks Office OF
tho Corporation Court of Danville. Vain
deed book CO Mt page lib, etc. 10 which
last mentioned deed reference Is here had
for a particular description OF said prop
crty.
This sale offers exceptional inducements
TO purchasers desiring TO secure q safe
and permanent investment as the prop
erty is situated in tho heart of the city
and Is the most eligible location for a
hotel and other business buildings in tho
city. The hotel contains 115 rooms, be-
sides several store rooms and offices, Is
In nrst-class repair, and has perhaps the
largest patronage OF any hotel or public
house in the city. 1T was erected under
the supervision OF an architect with the
utmost care and at n great expense. and
will no doubt remain for years the best
equipped and lending hotel of the city.
Any person desiring further information
may apply TO the undersigned.
tl WIN. P.s sBOATWR1G4T.
Apl 11-Tu. Thur&sun Trustee.
y b. s. y 4
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
EFExsxg1UEHl 1lul1EM
GREEN & REDD,
] REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS !
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AL
the RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AID
PROPERTY or THE FARhRvlLLE
( P0WnATAR RAILROAD COM.
PAMY.

BY virtue OF two DEGREES ..ndered, by
q Richmond va va, ono on the slst and
1905. in the causes pending IN said Court
i = oR &C, y. EARNViLLEE;
:! s. ~ isaAN4 xbHERh w ii SUES A ~
S$S Ii;S f FoN ~ se,N 5asIas5;
Il ssn @aaS Iii 'ns 70 pay sn
Inc liens on the property within the
tIIw ~ MY days REQUIRED by said decree Of
who were appointed special commission
to. act2 as directed BY said DEGREES viii
Highest bidder t ReD south aat 'front.' Of tie
City Hall IN the city OF Richmond, Vir-
vDR Sf2R! ~; III EH p 5 511z3 PAY OF
free of all liens md encumbrAnces what
soever except taxes assessed for the cur
rent year al the rights. privileges, prop
and interests OF the Farmville q Powha-
tan Railroad Company, consisting OF a
III g Inc OF single track. narrow gauge
dred on the; James River, near City Point.
IN Chesterneld coL.ity, where, the company
h ia y, terminal propo:ies en- faesli-
ward II county, Virginia, approxilnating
eighty eight ana three quarter miles; to-
Setner Win all SDranch lines, spur tracks,
sidings. depot tracks, and yard tracks,
approximatthg thirteen miles, rights OF
way, depot buildings and grounds, SHOPS,
warehouses, SWharves. terminals, scales.
telegraph lines, NJ telephone lines. store
houses. stores and supplies, machine
shops. machinery. tools appliances. loco
motives, .. coaches, cars, gondolas. real
estate, offices, office furniture books and
books OF account, stationery and supplies
and all other property of every kind and
description Of said Railroad Company,
situated Except cash In bank
or In the hands Of the Receiver OF this
Court and his Agents, and any debts, .ac-
counts and balances due to the Receiver
and his i agent q en- from any parties wilatso.
ever, both on the day of sale and on the
day day q 4 the Sanfirmaton Of SAID saIe
as follows oao ono
which shall be paid to the Commissioners
and the, residue OF $4,000. when the sale
is confirmed. The balance.to be onJcredits
OF six and twelve months fro,n the day
gotiable notes for the deferred Dayments
T Xah n to fps 81 s shs
notes; and the title to be- retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and
q conveyance directed by the Court.
~ For further particulars AS to said rail-
road and other property. parties are re-
fered to the receiver Col. T. M. r.. Tall
COT at the Offices Of the Company,
Nintl. and Main Streets, Richmond. Vir-
gir1a ss-g8 ri & ig$g 9s .5s ssi eta
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will sell at tho above place and COM
mencing at the time mentioned. the on
tire stock and Fixtures of the Athletic
Cafe, conslsting'of l very handsome Ma
hogany Front and Back Rar, ] Mahog-
any Wall Cigar Case, Large Crystal
Cigar Case. Lunch Counters. Stools, g
Ten-Pin Alleys, Oak Roller-Top Desk,
number OF Chairs and Tables, Electric
Fans, Oak sideboards. Dining Chairs,
Velvet Carpets. Hall and Stair Carpets.
Linoleur, etc. etc.; alsp Stock OF very
lne Whistles, Gin Wines, Brandles, Corr
dials, Cigars, Cigarettes, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco and everything that is
contained in q flrst-class bar-roonl, res
taurant and ten-pin alley.
TERMS: Strictly cash
By5GEO. w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
3. G. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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4 The bond required of the special COM
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given. CHAS. o. lSAvILLE,s Clerk.
24-tds.
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BY n. W. Bowe e Son.
Real Estate Arctioneers.

n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT,
" SUBSTANTIAL AND PRODUCTIVE
PROPERTY ONSTHIRD STREET. NEAR
MAIN, KNONVN#AS THE .IIEENING
FLATS - IT AUCTION, 4,-az if s
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Sale Of Valuable III otel Prop
erty on Main Street, in the
City Of Danville.

1nexecusion q q y deed Of trust, bearing ~
date on tho 10th day OF January, 1909,
made to ME BY the Hotel Burton, a cor
porntion duly chartered and organiSed
under the laws OF the State OF Virginia,
ns trustee for the benefit Of Fannie NJ.
shelton and Alice Burton, execu,rices OF
W. r. Shelton, deceased and ~ x. Bur-
ton, and ut thcreauest or the hencf.caries
hereunder. Will on the
Goth Day Of April, 1905, at IL.
O'Clock M,
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
by GEORGE w. NlAiO,
AuCtionccrs.
SALE OF
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

The goods hereinafter mentioned,
having boon unclaimed for sixty days,
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
will dispose Of the same, pursuant to
the laws Of Virginia, Mt public n,lc-
ton at its freight station, foot Of Ash
Street (Rocketts), Richmond, Va. on
TUESDAY, MAY Cd, 1906,
at 1890 O'Clock a. NJ.
Sale to continue until all articles
arc disposed Of, unless the owners
thereof shall pay all charges and
take delivery before the date and
hour above named.
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BY Richmond Auction Co.,
1ah Il. Main Street.

BY Geo. ", Mayo. Auctioneer.
4 NTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF.
~ ATHLETIC CAFE, 312 y, BROAD
STREET. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TUES
DAY, APRIL %. 1906. AT 1880 O'CLOCK,
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GRAND AUCTION sale.
1000 1000 1000
Horses Horses Horses
$4
Smyth Bros. McCIsary.McCIeIlan live Stock CO
Union Stock Yards, Norfolk, Va.
Wednesday & Thursday, ApI, 26-27
and Draft Horses.

The offerings
and draft horses and an ot OF mus OF az
shippers
the great Special OF the sale
matched suitable for carriage teams 1ancy %
and park saddlors 8a
consgns twenty head fine mar
market but OF Of
collecting
lot. III
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IT RusTEEs' SALE OF TWO FRAME
HOUSES AND LOTS, ADJOINING
THE LAScESTRIAN SCHOOL PROP
ERTi, NEAR FOURTEENTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS
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OF COURSE.

Policeman Ito occupant of runaway
carriage)-Heyl Where are you going?
Occupant-Dont ask me; ask the
horse.
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NATURALLY.

The Travelling Salesman Tin the VII
lage store)-I noticed that Farmer Hay
rick didn't speak to Farmer Corntossle.
What caused the GOODNESS between them?
The Proprietor-Hayrick caught Corn
tossie cutting ice on his pond last win
ter.
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BUT HER CHANCES WE'RE SLIGHT.
Ella-Marriage is said to prolong life.
Stella-And l suppose you feel that
while there is life there is hope that you
will continue to live
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HIS REAL PURPOSE.

Mrs Benham-Why are you SO anxious
to have mother get her life insured?
Benham-I am not anxious to have her
get insured, but Idslike to have her ex-
amined for insurance In order to find
out what her expectation of life Is.