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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-11-03

lSk Mrs. Pinkham'S AdviCe-A WOm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04
Dsccrah-p oitens
Wcniter Department.

1Eecorob-Y oItcn"s Sirsoags.Nli.
ner bill berefter ~inoeboIoe MsnItre
for Gamer og gern. let CT poa4 On.
mooning al mango, at pi begpn6er
meo oenne afoeIing, o. pi foar M ie,
bpor Iangt Snteresicn bill itrRffe fig.
Sbert Wsniter fpiter 10 Gents, og
geltilinger ielibes til "3eccrab-Bp-
item, og man beoeS benptte ben
glanfet paa Gnoen al oenne SpoIte.
Vi bar Iooet oisie Msnftre mnoerisae
at W~ooe5onblere, o. oct panItnaes.
at De er gooe, og Iette og ereie at IL
efter. 6or oct fsrite bill hi life ODER.
iGtte 8eifripeIien ODER bpert MsnIter,
oa oct tor antages at oe Heite, iom
bar grng for Dem, bill ~forItaa gn.
selif. SfulSe Der piie fig Srang til
at iaa Dem operIatte, bill III foretage
6oron6ringen.
Waar man beitiIer bisie Menitre,
maa man gibe Runere, MddI ON.
firing grpitet og 2ibet, glber for
Born og unge Bigger, og fuloit9noia
aoresie, faoleoes at grepe bill noa
Dem: 8Rr meaet forlistig life at
begaa npaen Sell I geifripeIien, Sa
Wssnitre life fan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04

New styles in shirt waists are al
ways in demand, this odd and especial
Nv pretty one is characterized by
strapped bands over shoulder and
cuffs, finished by small buckles. A
broad shouldered effect is given by
three deep tucks in the upper part.
The front is double-breasted, and
closes on the left side. The sleeves
are the very latest, the fullnes on the
inside being taken up in tucks, with a
deep cuff 10 the elbow. AS illustrated
it was made of pale gray taffeta with
steel buckles and buttons. But other
materials such as linen, madras, pique
and wolfe are all suitable t the de-
velopment. The medium size requires
three yards Of thirty-six inch mater
ial.
Ladies' Shirt Waist No. 1851: Sizes
81, "a, SO, So, 40 and "A inches bust
measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04
A L'AMERICAN.

A story meant to riducule the haste
of Americans is at present going the
rounds of the French press. 1t is as
follows:
Three persons were in the same car.
They consisted of a man of fifty years,
a charming daughter, and a young
man with side whiskers, who sat
apart from the other two.
At the first station the young man
turns to the young woman, saying:
"Mademoiselle, allow me, please, to
ask you a question. | have adored
you for twenty miles. Would you
have me wait longer? Permit me to
ask your father for your hand"
The young woman bushes, smiles
and i~nclines her head.
At the second station the young man
addresses the father, "Sir, / adore
your daughter, l am proprietor of a
large cotton mill down South worth
several millions"
my daughter will have a wedding
gift of $5oo,ooo," replies the old gentle
man.
Immediately notebooks are drawn
out and their promises written.
1T is understood" says the young
man." and so | will find the minister,
a friend of mine, in the smoking car"
When the third station is reached
the marriage ceremony, simple and
touching, is performed.
At the fourth station the s~on-in-law
remarks: my wife and | have reached
our destination. We get out here"
, ooh, ] go on much further" replies
the father-in-law.
The young man and his wife de-
scend, As the train is moving away
the father-in-law rushes out on the
rear platform, crying: "Say, son-in-
law, | forget your name. Send me
your card"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04
Kortelie fortalt.

-sfbiolut 9ste @itlb iiges at bore
"a 8nrat fint.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sierte er en-
yarb / Diameter.
s belle 8erbeu er Ser SO 8pin-
Der til 100 Maub.
- Snfel Gam bar eftbnit paa ga.
ger oner $1,000, 100000.
SeIe 8er6ens @ielh l,baisr I
en- runo Sum $150,000.000,000
IS Rom mnnteOe man Sslp $50
aar for 9riitenoOmmets Snbfsrelie,
Spartanerne bruate 9enge al
sSern; De bar 6e eneIte, Sooen biem.
leoe.
Wpntningen at ~Srabe Doll
lars" begpnote / 1874 os fIutteoe
1873.
- 9e Sorerebe Stater hru9te |
1891 til Smpfter alene $50, 1000. 900
8Rroi al Sub,
De amerifanife Gentitgffer fra
1857 bar Snbifriften: "@einb goitr
guitleis."
&er0enS ItsrIte llbr fiubes paa
Raahbuiet / 8bilaoelpbia, lllrifipen
er Is allen / 8iememinit, MinItoi.
loren 6 90 3imeoiieren omtrent 4
Ellen lang. ltbret bIiper belle Natten
eleftriif beIgit % fan ices ira alle
0ele at 9peu. ltbret peier % Cons
% bliper bier Dag truffet op peo
SiGIp al en- 8ampmaifiue, Ser er an.
tragt | Saarnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04

BET bcnne to Cages Meiie iibebaoeIig
ON en- Zine TITLES bore Geie. Sec
bebcr Inn ON 5ilaoeIIe til at fort
irtie @efienbtfabet. aIoffeu tre
fommer ieg inS til Gem ! Geres Q,ipa.
Seq bill ba IGie Gnaret | Geres Mniist,
EereS nrbsoige
Wattbep Drainerb.~
Scnrietta Irfte iom I Drsmme.
aliube alinoe ban meme bette2 CT
Ter aioroe han bet, foroi ban bauoe
omit al benoe9 6or fsrite Sang ! III
9io manSebe hin tia op til at beieire
fine Epil. San bapoe fnn6et benSe
tiItoIenbe. Get bar aItiao et 6oftrm.
Men bun - bpao fiiloe bum fige2
1nn inn pnn fit nbr. Sim bnpbe ire
oipe Minitter til fin Raobigbeb. gun
tprisate at iamle fine Sanfer. men
be b~nirnIeoe oiiteo fra benoe liz
SrGerne | 2anoifdbet uhenfor. Sa.
men ban bnpbe 10 life beot benoe at
iise nosentins. Gan pilbe laie ben.
bes Spar at benbes Gniiat. So. pGr
foa eobl Gltnbe bon set fao -
Sin ieIn boboe life fiernefte anefic
ON, bnorleoes set pilbe fomnie til at
lpbe.
ga Trofesicrcn bite fig IiSt for
oen babe Sime bar forlsbet. bar Der
ct flIoitGroig MT llbtrpf j oct aniigt.
ion bar penot moo bans iperaeuoe
9lif. Senrietta imileoe irpatiomt.
men life forifrrmt. benbes llotrpf
bar nomDst og BOG bGr6iet, % bum
inn pnn bam meb et gnrns SiaiSs.
iuIobeo.
"Sun ier nirfelig alSeIes nnhig no,
beu lille gruh o%erborte." bemprfeoe
en- Serre. fom fac pda ben anbeu Sioc
Of Mibtgangen, iii lin Reiiefamerat.
Zen ifipbneipongre 8aropIp itob
og lGneSe op MOB EIpos.S ofaen. Ser
bang fremoeles ct Tiiengrpu | ellie.
traIten, % Den otngleb % oiuaieo 90
gap iig @finc al at bare bel tiIireSs
meo lit Bert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04
Sra ipreote Setter.

Oct or isrsclise siber oi Ieoer t."
iitffeoe &egntnssbuSet, "5pert enefte
Slls. iea bar inbe / ibng, BAD man mig
ON at foume igien unotaeen ct Steo,
% oct bar hos min &iGreite."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04
PpioiYmre.

Oh bpioe alf ! SslperIiu
meo 5uesulo | DIT lYfe Saar,
ice eIifer Dig, on Symre fin,
on Barn at Sol oe uuee paarl
Bin uueer 5jcloets baarSe Kna
iaa final en- Solo har Joroeu laet;
DER paper on peo Sirfetra
Den nnee paar Ell Silfeorast
%, lille ifiGre GploeuiFiH
iom buster bly, pee SoIens KYs,
iom bsier Sasrets Silfeliu
for pineens Dit oe Sesnets Drys, :. i.
49,. n1or Ell DIN SIom serdfer ipdnet;
- bier oerfor 81 on euelereu, -
forei DIN Sisl DC til fig bauot
meo sYloeu Graao fra Pimmelteu?
Oct or, fom ON DER | DIT SiaS
sr blRif al Bimleus 5piSheo inc;
fom sGtbrens SYseulo on beiae,
ftrso oper kloffeus Roienfiuot
Hpi or Din KinS faa blanf % paao,
on Selsus life 4oienb!om?
Sig, er on Hiarliebeoeus 6raao
for al nor lape n~sieleom?
2lf, isreer on, at ~pisient Ssp
oct bleu DIN pRgse her paa JoroP
%, irYS dig! Chi DIT GueIeitsp
er 6ulofsp til ct 6l8oeus Slor!
Oct u~lfYIosfrs, Tom on bar iaao
og f1ufst ueo uYs | min Siai,
ifal ipire at DIN smme 6raao,
Der riuoer fra ct bimmeIF palo,
- On frazier laa, NIT Sslusrlin,
meo SueguIo | OF lyle Raar!
Jee ellfer org, on SYmre fin,
iom aauoer fun | Sol % paarl
Nora Saeee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04
CLIPPINGS.
LUCKY FOR PAT.

An irishman accosted a gentleman
on the street last night with the re-
quest for the time. The gentleman,
suspecting that Pat wished to snatch
his watch, gave him a singing rap on
the nose, with the remark, ut has
just struck one"
BE jabers," retorted Pat, "Oi'm
glad Oh didn't AK yees an hour agor"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04

Here we have a very pretty apron
for the little schoolgirl that not only
protects the dress, but at the same
time adds to the appearance of the
child. 1t extends ont over the shout
ders in a stylish way, and has the
full fare at the lower edge that al
lows it to fit nicely, over the full dress
beneath. For making use c~ross-barred
muslin, linen or dimity. The medium
size requires two and o~ne-eighth
yards of thirty-six inch material.
Girls One Piece Apron No. sofa:
Sizes for 3, A. S, 9, z, 8 and 9 years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04

!Snn. "s9Seg finher life Srb for at
uotrpffe min Sornet for Dig"
San: Set er bet 6cNite, ieg bar
bsrt / lang Sib."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04
"Suspennen"

sr en- fsrfsfIasiss SYmalfins, sIs-
CANT ueityrst eRten | Gsetre eIFsr
palnSStre. ,llsb 5 Suffer foiter
oen fun $l7.25. &c advertisement.
tst paa en- aneen SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-04
g0ertisiementer. =

gpertisIementer. -"- Sotel.
lets Grit bill bIipe fortiat al gnfen
efter Den ttoltgere @ter. iom bsbe flo.
tie CONNER efter en- ny 90 forbeSret
Blan."
600 % tor 8e6 er at fao fisbt
bos Sons Senieu, iom bar ligget paa
Softet % forfeit I belle 8inter."
San banbc toget fin Straf JON en-
WaanS og bapbe efterpaa iiobet bpb'
itnotg, iom ON ban ipefltlereoe paa
noeet.
"Wfama,4 iaebe BAN tiliibit.
"Sn, Sauienarb."
"@iper on mig pirfelig &rpgl,
forbi OH er iaa GLAD | mig2"
$50, netop berfor."
"Gr on life bet @ran glob | 8apa
Sa2~
Gn Spftpr paaItob engnna, of ban
fuuSe beitemme ale mulige Sp9bom.
ME peb at unoerisse ct al Satieutens
Soor.
20 uuge WGub tog for Sp6g ct
Saar al Ell ifinonmger Seit og eif iii
2pgen mes bet. 9pbt alporlig ifrep
2Ggen en- Recept % iorlanste 90 Ser,
Co 9iliGlbet bar onnifeIigt.
Roget releuoe betalte De, men git
iaa leenbe I'll apptbefet.
6prbauiet lpite g~tpotbeferen &ecep.
ten bit: "Seno 1pret paa SanSet."
Satteren itaniebe.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
PENNSpS ANNUAL ELECTION
Stockholders are Voting Today on
Several Important Propositions.

Philadelphia. March 2S.-The stockhoid-
ers Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany held thei: yearly election to-day.
Tho polls will close at p. m. While the
majority ol the stock is being voted by
proxy, many stockholders called at
Broad Street Station TO deposit their bal
lots in person.
Shareholders are voting for the re-elee-
tion OF three directors, whose terms have
expired. They are Alexander NJ. Fox. N.
Parker shortldge and Rudulph Ellis.
Aside from tho election Of directors,
the stockholders will approve two meas
ures originating In the management OF
the road. The moro important is the au-
thorization Of the S5O,OjO,U0O increase in
the bonded Indebtedness oc tbs company.
The Pennsylvania railroad mas outstand-
ing about 6025.7 ZIG shares Of capital stock.
These are distributed among 5000 stock
holders
Tho Board OF Directors viii meet to-
morrow Their first action viii be the
election for one year OF four additional
directors. These will be principal vice
presidents OF tho company. Captain John
p. Green. Charles E. Pugh s. NJ. Provost
and Samuel Rea. The Board Will then Or
ganize by the reelection OF y. j. Cas-
satt. the president, and the other general
officials.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
LEVY COURT ELECTS
COUNTY C0NSIABLES
All the Old Officers Ire
appointed-Charles Green
Was an Applicant

At the meeting OF the Levy Court
this morning. county consta.hles We're
elected Cor one year. There we're no
changes. aii the old officers being re-
elected
Charles Green. who has held an up-
pointment under the Governor OF con-
stable at large FOR New Castle county
was an applicant from BVamdywin,
hundred. Mr.. Green. t IS understood
has also an application with Governor
Lea for re-appointment
II appointed by the court from
Brandywine hundred he would only de
business in that hundred. For this
reason Brandywine hundred appoint
mcnt was not made.
Wilmington: Iucius G. Jones, Charlie.
BARNES. Charles +. Bowers. Thomas IA
Buckley.
Christiana: n. n. Price.
Min Creek: Jacob johnson.
White Clay Creek John l.. Frick.
Red Lion. Frants l. Cleaver.
ST. Georges: Thomas Dickinson
Pencader: Joseph Lawes
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
Aasnt swInd1er captured.

New York, March 2S. ~ Through
the arrest of a man who is accused by
the police as one of the most adept
swindlers who ever came from the
west, central Office detectives believe
they have the leader of band Of men
who have made at least $4,000 out of
the postoffice department by using
forged money orders. According to
reports the band was driven from Chi
cago after at least four members OF
1t had served terms in prison. The
prisoner gave the name of Louis
Durcl1enheimer, living in this city,
His real name l. said to be Guggen'
heimer.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
rhieues stole Monev.

Unknown thieves entered the home Of
o. b. Wingate at Edge Moor yesterday
morning and stole nearly 500 in money
and somo clothing.
Tho thieves pried open a kitchen vim
dow, and when they fed from the house
they dropped wingate's watch just out
side of the door, where it was recovered.
The police are at work on the case.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
neath h unknomn Mnnner.

Coroner Purks last night held an In
quest into the death OF William Aird of
Philadelphia. who was found dead along
the railroad tracks at stantoD. The jury
decided that he was killed in a manner
unknown 10 them.
In the rooms Of the Benevolent Pioneer
Literary Association, last night. the Rov.
John j. Connolly delivered the first OF a
series Of lectures. Father Connolly took
for bis subject, ''The Man at the Bot
TOM"
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
GRANGE ENDORSES BALL

At a recent meeting OF Harmony
Grange the secretary was instructed 10
ask Governor Lea in behalf Of the grange
TO appoint w. Frank Ball State Highway
and to ask other oranges
TO cooperate with them in making the re-
quest.
The once Is now vacant as Cornelius J..
Horrisan's term expired with the Legis-
lature which just closed.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
Assersment Books Ready.

Work OF correcting the city assess
ment has been completed and the books
will be placed on public inspection be-
ginning on April 1 and continuing dur
ing the month OF April.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES
c. N. Lslteh an Aspirant for President

G. N. LeItch an Aspirant for President
Of City Council.
C. M. Lcitch has announced that he Will
be a candidate on the Republican ticket
for President Of city Council lie lives
IN the Eighth ward and has a host OF
friends throughout the city. He served
one term as President OF Council about
six years ago.
other Republicans who have announced
their candidacy are James A. Morris for
assessor and collector In the Northern
district and William p. White for Council
from the Eighth ward.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
Losr. EouNp. REwARp.

water spaniel: wore coll
iar with small lock; answers to
name OF Joe" Reward If returned 10
d. .. Hastings, Greenbank, Del.
Mar. 2S-3l
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
Chester Newspaper Man m Here.

Victor ii. Klett, city editor Of the 'ches-
ter. Pa. Morning Republican. who mas
been very in, has been removed to the
home Of his mother in this city.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
JefTersonian Now aThe Tin,es. y

At a meeting Of the directors of the
Democratic Printing Company held last
night the name Of The Jenersonian was
changed 10 ''rhc Times" The paper Will
appear next Sunday under its new title.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
RECEIVER APPOINTED

(. p. Moody Named to Look After
Wawaset Land Company.
Chancellor Nicholson this morning APP
pointed T.. p. Moody receiver for the
wawaset Land Company. Mr.. Moody
bonded in the amount Of $4,000. The APP
pointmcnt was made on the application
Of John II. Rodney. representing Samuel
McCaulley. This action was taken be-
cause OF insolvency.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28

rho Rov. J.'Gibson Gault OF North East
Maryland. will preach at tho Lenten SER
vice at Calvary Episcopal Church at S
o'clock tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1905-03-28
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
cooler, rain, brisk winds.
Thursday partly cloudy, falling
temperature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

GRAND AUCTION SALE TO-MOR-l
" ROW u (NONDA1.),S MARCH ~ s s2ol'Il,;
Ar 10 80 AZ M AT MY 3NVARERo oA1tS,
90 BROAD STREET. CHARTERED \ Oak PAX
4 1-3 Octave Upright Piano, very hand
some CHARTERED Oak Chamber Suit Mir Mir.
FOREFRONT, Oak and other Wardrobes;
handsome CHARTERED Oak other Com
Ebination Book Cases handsome Brass ass.
Bed, with National Springs; IS Rolls Roll
ibest-grade New Mating. 10 very fine
lDruggcts in Tapestry, Administer Vilton,
Velvet and others Cthese real beautiful
ipattcrns): 1Os Leather Velour, Tapestry
Upholstered Folding and Box Couches;
EParlor and Chamber Suits, Dining Ta-
5bles, Chairs. Crockcry, Glassware, Din
her Sets, Tea Sets and other Tableware;
Window Shades Chenille, and Fancy
Table Covers: Toilet Sets, Ladies Dress
ing Case Sets, Q Drop-Head Singer Sew
Ing Machines comparatively new, with
ali attachments; Pictures, NIirrOrs. Baby
Carriages, o-Carts, . good Oak Refrig-
orators, Odd Iron and other Bedsteads
Springs. Mattresses, Feather Bed; Gas
and other Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Fur-
niturc, etc. 1'hiss an excellent and up.
sto-datelot OF goods. Parties in need OF
such goods will do well to4nttend this
sale. Ladies invited.
sr.-s Icy r., TyyV IL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioneers.
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Old
Mahogany Pieces, Fine Lace Cur
tains, Bed Room, Parlor! and Dining
Room Furniture, Etc, at Auction.

On account of declining housekeeping.
we will sell for Mrs. ]. r. Harwood, at
her residence, No. soi0S East Broad Street,
MORNING, & March 223d,
hold Furniture consisting Of handsome
Velvet Hall and Stair Carpet. Body
Brussels Parlor Carpet. Oak Hall Hang
Ing Mirror Rack, China Umbrella. Stand
sCurtaing. Brass and Onyz Table, Walnut
Frame Parlor Suit, Marble-Top Centre
Tables. Oak Book Case, Oak Bedroom
Suit, Mahogany Dresser and Washstand,
Iron Bed 2 fine Feather Beds, Walnut
Wardrobe, Dining Table, sIdeboard,.
large lot OF China and Glassware. Spoons,
Knives and Forks. Heating Stoves. 0
rooms of good Mating, Druggets, odd
Household Furniture etc Sale positive
Ladies invited 10 attend. CO..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
i fi4 BY ;Suttor1;s q Co.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OLA
lsTRAME HOUSE - ON l TFTE Z EAST
SIDE OF I HIRD% sTREET.a BETWEEN
DJIYAL AND jaE3A Err STREETS no.
1913 N. THIRD RSTREET). s5 af3s sslG9
In execution Of d certain decd Of trust
to the Undersigned, dated February 81
1885, and recorded In the clerks office Of
the Richmond Chancery Court, In D. b.
.162 AZ. page 43t, default having been
5madeSin the payment OF the debt secured
thereby. and being requested by the Ebene-
ifciary so to dot hall offer for sale, it
public auction,fupon$the premises, on
Nd WE NE1SDAY,E MARCH %, 1896 s. ajlS5
at s. o'clock P.8NI.,at the property above de-
!scribed, The house contains three rooms,
and there Is the rear portion OF the lot
a good house with four rooms. e The lot
fronts twenty-five (22) feet on the, east
side Of Third Street, and runs back be-
tween pa ralel lines a depth Of one hln-
ydredG and twenty two d22) feet to an alley
sixteen Q8) feetsWide. q
S5 RNIS-Cas h as ~ TO q expenses Of sale,
any taxes that maybe. due to day of sale,
and the sum OF $3.50 wi tn interest on same
from August 4, 1904. I the balance upon a
credit OF one and two years with interest
added, secureda;by a deed Of trust upon
the property; OF IL cash, at the option
c.fs II. SUTTON. Trustee. \
A1ch 17-tds as Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

Peasants valentine, 81 ss-s-la feet on
north line lof Main Street d 2-S-12 feet
east Of Linden Street $3.50.
p. III. MAYO and wife to w. Benjamin
Davis. so feet on south side of West Ave
5nue, 1ss feet west of Harrison Street,
5000 M
William a. Moncurc, special commits
sioner, to Allen and 1futchinson, 40 20
feet on Twonty-iifth Street southwest
corner of Marshall street, sa,2N
James L. O'kcdfosto Frederick lSell, 50
feet on north line of Moore Street.
s3,1OS.5o
Alice IL. and George w. Tiller to w. H.
Schwarzschld, liz feet on south line
of Leigh street, 62ls feet west of Gra-
ham Street. 5000.
u. RI. Wisinnn and wife to John Wash
ington Hughes, IL feet on north line OF
Marshall Street 6sa feet west OF Eigh-
tecnth Street, $1,S00
Emma w. and Robert a. Berry to
Joseph II. Fletcher 1b feet on east
line OF Reservoirs Street, 6S 7-12 feet north
or Dodson Street 5000.
John Washington Hughes to s. N. Post.
II feet on north line of Marshall Street.
6Sa feet west of Eighteenth Street, $3.50.
Henrico--John B. Gayle and wife to
Samuel w. Riddell. 12ih acres intersec-
ton of the Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG ana
Potomac Railroad and the Hermitage
road, $in0.
Z Tho Real Estate Loan Deposit Com
9pany to a. Q. Osterbind, lot No. DIN block
Il, plan of PARK Place, $3.50.
w, II. TSree and wife to Maynard and
Ford, o5 feet on north line OF Wallace
street. northeast corner of Richie Street,
$3.50. ia 81 .
George +. Atkins and wife to 2. sEs.
Smith. q feet on north line of r Street.
1o4 feet west OF Twenty-fourth Street
$3.50.
4 Henry p. Beck to Leet s. Moore, lots
355 and 356 in plan OF Duval.s addition.
500.
julia A. Schultz 70 Henry P. Beck. lots
s575 and $50 in plan Of Duval's, addition
s1oo 3. FL. II
George Il. Wise and wife to J. W. Col
Inns, 80 feet on east line of the Boulevard
northeast corner OF Main Street, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
BY n. w. I3owe Il Son, KS va
Real Estate Auctoncers.
r RUsTEE's SALE OF a HANDSOME
CORNER LOT IN TAI RAiOuNI'.5

IN execution Of a deed Of trust dated
March J., 1906: recorded N Henr!co Gsoun,
~, corr IN y, ~ l55 "a, :" page esS, 7
will, a the request lof The 'benefciary
there having been default IN the. payment
OF g, portion ~ ilte debt secured, sell. ~
public auction. on the prattllses, on 4
TUESDAY, MARCH FL. 1905
~ O'Clock, ~ NJ. that handsome lot mt
the nortbeaat corner of Falrnaiint Ave.
n 9 and Twnnty-taird Street, fronting n
,isGt on Fa!r.nnunt Avenue and running
hafk l25 feet 70 an alley sin, tile re;Ar !
ieet @lde, and having lne, shade tlGes
on its front and side, sYlll divide into
lhrte lots, II Desirable, A IA "a
TERMS; Cash sufficient 70 pay the
costs OF aale. and iEo notes for 30 each
YIN Interest On ono ~ Them from No.
sStE aaat y, la. and gn The other fr9Yiu
slalmsnts ~ 40 each PAYABLE Jt,ly ~
a ,a1a Nogfmbef ~ 1875. and March NJ,
lEH, and tho rNgtdGc ~ 0ila am tWo
ys@grs from dpy " aaIct with lfterGti
Aaien, shd nll notes secured by II decd
~ trust IN Fatd Iiroi,l,rty; m ~ flsil. NJ
ibe Option of lie tnrcfianff.
~. ~. HOME, Trustee,
q IA Hh4 ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
BY p. A Catlln, 353 II
No. N. Eleventh Street.
3PEREMPTORY SALE
Mac hiner q, hafting,
Scales, Etc.

On TUEsDAY, March q. d 1905, commenc-.
Ing at 10 o. clock a. NJ. on the premises. I
Machinery and Outfit OF the Old Talbot.
Machine Works, at corner of Cary and
seventeenth Streets, consisting OF LatlIes,,
Drills, Rolt. Cutters, Boring =, and Turning
Clamps, Scales, Puleys. Shafting. Hang
.ers, Couplings Co liars, Scrap etc. 5
AN experttreports some of this machine
5rys to DO in good order; some In fairs or
der and some In bad order but NJ a bar
gain may be expec ted In all OF 1t, as It
will be sold ito the highest bidder.