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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20

One of the most curious orders given
In the royal navy Is "All hands black
faces q supply Of pigment for the
purpose being carried by each war.
snip. When n night surprise is intend
ed 1t is not only the vessels that ara
made as little visible as possible. Even
the faces Of the men must be blacken-
cd, for when powerful night glnsses
are used the showing Of a white face
Is far more pnlpable than II lands
man would suppose London Tele-
graph.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
Are You on a Rural Route?

If you are on a rural route, or
are going to be, you will want a
daily. The Argus-Leader is the
best daily published in South d.
kota. It gets the news and is the
paper which all South Dakota peo-
pie read. Write to the Argus
Leader for the special offer the
publishers are making on rural
free delivery routes. The Argus
Leader expects to get 1000 new
subscribers on rural routes in the
next sixty days, and has an offer
which it believes will appeal to ev-
cry man who gets mail on a rural
route.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
CASTORI Ia
For Infants and Children.
me Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature s;sss the Ct &MMMNzNzzm

W. G. Haynes went to Chicago
Monday night with two carloads of
stock. Most of the shipment was
"baby beef" yearlings that he has
been feeding since last fall, and
were beauties. Mrs. Haynes and
son Harold left for the same place
Tuesday and they will visit friends
in Chicago for a couple of weeks.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20

One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dol
larS Farueh.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
The Sensible Thlnx.

Now, if You were in nv shoes
what do You think you would do In the
matter: Brown examining them)
Wen, certainly think I should get an
other pair.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20

Everything that is worth thinking
has already been thought before. We
must only try to think 1t again
Goethe.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
Qualified.

Poor Mrs. De Olde! Her eyesight
is failing sc fast she is Of very little
use in society"
"Oh, she is in great demand"
what for!'
All the girls want her as chaperon."
Chicago journal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20

Faith evermore looks upward, but
reason sees nothing that's above her
Quarles.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
Miss Elisa Jasmann is visiting
friends in Nebraska.
Mrs, Harry Burdick Of Sioux
City is visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. J. L. Hutchinson.

Owing to the high water and the
hordes of mosquitoes those who had
planned to camp out by the Jim
river have either.given up or post
poned their outing.
B. F. Smith,, who formerly own
ed the Palace Barber Shop in Scot
land, arrived Saturday to visit
Scotland friends for a few days.
He is now in the real estate bust
ness, selling Lyman county land.
His family is still living in st.
Paul. but they will move to Cham
berlain soon.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
The National Savings Rank

Every dollar spent in the education
OF the children brings hundredfold re-
turns to the parents, the people in the
aggregate and the state.-Atlanta Con-
stitution.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
oA5
Bears tho 50 The Kind You Have Always Bou
Signature ss &1HAZEZZMM

Fred Roehrbacher completed a
drainage we'll at the rear of the
Masonic building this week. A
good vein of water was struck at a
depth of ITO feet which satisfacto-
rily stood the test as a drainage
we'll.
The line of Children's Shoes at
John Schmierer & Sons are more
complete than ever. Come in and
inspect them before the best styles
are gone.
V. B. Diehl and Gus Schmierer
went to Vermillion this morning to
inspect a carnival company, and il
it proves satisfactory and suitable
arrangements can be made will
close a contract with the company
for a three days exhibition here on
September 5, 6 and z,
An entertainment under the aus
pices of the w. G. T. U. was held
jim the NJ. E. church Tuesday even
ing. The music, Rotations and
were very pleasing to the
audience, and especially the piano
solos by Miss Rosa Wittmayer and
the vocal solos by Miss Schaidt of
Memo.
Beautify your complexion with
little cost. If you wish a smooth,
clear, cream-like complexion, rosy
cheeks, laughing eyes, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea, great
est beautiier known. IS cents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
SCOTLAND MARKET REPORT.

Joe Kadlec is building a barn on
his premises west of the depot.
Mrs. Gotlieb Hertz is quite sick
with lung fever, and under the care
Of DR.. Seagley.
Tire safest and cheapest way to
send money is by our guaranteed
money orders.
Bon HOMIE COUNTY BANK.
Rev. Fl. r. Upton and family
expect to leave next Monday for a
visit of a month in Illinois.
Harry Pontius arrived today
from Lyman county. He says
mosquitoes are so bad up there that
it is impossible to put up hay SO
he decided to visit his parents for a
few days.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
n esK OF $ W 4 sec 81
n w X Q i 5 W X sec32
Township "a Range SO

n W y OF s w u sec32 An
ron,.aE:. ~
'uSS
Lands raised
$ VIZ of II W Il sec 8 "a
Sc of s w Il seed sn
n e "a of II W Y sec I 100
s W u of S W u sec 81 "a
T.,nds ,..
Lot / of II e Y secs -
Lot 2 of n 3 Y of coo ~
IS VIZ of II e " sec
Is e X of 10 eecs
In " u Of !, . y 81. =
uSAHp of INau6 Ou
I.unds raised
n e u of S W 4 sec l 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
SOUTHERN Rail an.

scFEoULI IN Effect. DEC. q. lsoa.5ss
l&E Gs'TTAlNS LEAVE vs. RIG IIMCNDs533~, Il !,
no 4. M.-Ilni Local for Chariot 81 IS y. ~
4 :So Is M'-Dai rIimit ted Puliman TO
l is'oo Atlanta and Birmingham; New. orsan.s.3
5 Memphis s, Chat anooHa and Al the S outh.
+ q m % Il --IIx Sunday --ISeysylle Loca! ~.
4 :a0 p Mt-Daty- -I4tmited-Pu pullman ready siSv
.N' p NJ for all the South Il 81 ~
DIRK RIVER & LIN ~ 5Ls -
THO fnvortte route to Baltimore ana eastern
points Leave Richmond ~ NJ Mon To- days
% s1S g .s,ta and
100 3 Except sunday-ForI West Point.
- connecting with steamers for H ;!
,39le5 and river landings Mondays. Wednesdeya
f and fridays Steamer calls at Glouce3terI
point Almonds and Clay Bank gS !. ~
4:45 a. M,-Except Sunday mixed AoE
v " III AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
"a "A i N and q: 4o From oil the souaA
S:sS +, M,--Fron Charlotte and Du y
-: ~ 4 M,-From Keysytlle
S:T a. fillmore and West Point. !,
t9.a5 q. NJ. Wednesdays and Fridays :l9 Z;
- ST. SIN AMY, except sanaay7sFon' wss'
n " eWEsTBuRY, D. Fl AN 2 lchTe 4, Va e
s.. II. lIARpWICH; =. !, z I'', ID
n 9. II. fAcflERT. Cent. Algr..,
4s ifi Rl3 Wnshng d. g. Xxx
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

u sPursuant to 5a decree OF the District
Court OF TIE tInitatl states for the East 6er
District or Virginia, entefed OH The 18TH
dax of February, 1905, in$ the mat ter. 9 {
Richmond Ice Company, Bankrupt, me
receivers will sell Il q public
~ g 5sG 7i4.i .Ss XIX
;TUEsD JAY, TAR CIR { 3 1905
commencing at 1880 % clock a. M.,3s I no
entire stock OF Richmond Ice Company.
situated ut tile corner OF Seventeenth and
Dock Streets. Richmond. Va This stock
consists ofs$12 1Iorses.E2 Mulcs,a4 Chute
Coal EJVnE CONS, u: Wood Express Wagon,
3Coni $nn d Wood carts, / Wood i wa gor. I
Phaeton. several $s& Sets t8 OF Single ana
sDouble Harness, zoo Cords Of Wood lot
OF Esnllnt3 Coal lot OF broken Ant hraclte
Coal. Toto Steam Coal: lot of Coal Yard
Tools consisting Of Screens, shoVels.
ETC. 6-Ton8 Fairbanks
Scales i 10 Horse Power Boiler and En- !,
CINE, Saw Table and Wood Convey or,% IL !
steam Iolsti1lg Engine, !. OH n float Citi &C
Furniture and Fix tures, ron Sal res and
other appliances used In the wood 4 ana
coal business sse .ii SS
B TTcFaNlis- sl,. ~ to amounts not OK
5ceeding S100, and9for amounts In excess Of
$40 a credit Of mot SeXceeding min etyS days,
secured by note or notes sat fhctorily OILS
fdorsod5wltllainter from day OF sale or
all cash., at the option o The purchasers.
y y ERR . ls
s%555 5s$$ssa4 II. s '.5 ] 0EIN COALTER, s3
81 4 3s5 9t,i Receivers In Bnnkruptcy for tts $i5
Y ia r edmond Ice Company
5 BY Geo. w Mays Auct loneer. a 4. q
NlCIlf
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Argued the Motion.

IN the Hustlngs Court yesterday befoTe
Judge witt the t. set aside ~, .ns
SSspuee Nv a. counsel, and submitted, The
, CO 4 r Took Tho matter under amusement,
and will announce hts decision at the
next term,s5h IN, 49, q, =,
rest az Judgment upon tho yerdct;; secs
ond to sot aside the verdict as contrary
10 the law and cvidence;4 third, that the
punishment was ex cess We. "a y 1, !, u, ",
Mossrs George p. Wise, G. H. Pollard
and .. M, Roscher appeared for the.wo-
man, and Judge Richardson forthe Cons
lrlonwealth. Tho woman was given I'VE
years in the penltentiary for bribery,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

Richmond ;ls r.isIa 70 Anna Z; ROYAL Roy
40 feet on north line pf Webster Street, north
Vest corner Short Clay or Hickory street,
1880. . { 4, II \ (, y, s. % root on
,rnrth Iine ri Grace Street. bS feet west OF
shafe Street, subject y deed of trust O ooo'
$1,000. . , , i I; I, x n,,,,nn IA ms
tee, 10 r. Sullivan. g feet on wes. sac ea Q,
IIonr,co &, q, l,eattie to Richmond, Fred
rIoS, and Potomac RAILROAD Lei acres on the
aad aasi7lnEy le nresSSnt ~ rlf she
aid Rictnonil, Frsdcrtcksbnrg and Potomac t'
Rsllresd sl,ls ,;a e. o, ,oye. On tia
ao - ma 4, West sides III thespresent right q
way Of James sranSh ane rs s
SThomaa H. Farrana md wife to ~ MG Io,.'I
s sus,a s& ieSt from northeast corner e
Natlnnal Cemetery road, $780, x! ". wv. a ~
= .rsaerlck Keil and wife to James ~
oKeefe, lots is to Is ncluslvS ~ the pan n,, o.
iToppedale. adjoining the New NeSefs - Z
4 RnS 40
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pron e,.+v Transfers Friday.

1a,chmona Edmond Eosstaux . Belle q
sBesseux, 60 fect Of, north INC of Twentle !,
81 rect a iort invest corner oc Grace Street, 81.
edward II. Brown TO Helen r. Z iches. y
feet on northsiineof Main Street, 80 fee east ns
Of Monroe, subject to deed OF trust Tor ss'ooo.
Marianne craver and Juiia sand Franl.s - !:
anderson Eliza crayer intersse y i 4 81
fset cast Coz sos Pine Street. exchange
B Mariana and ELIZA t'raver Il O II ulia SIsS
derson Interest in feet on south li,i.o
OF Beverly Street. 20 feet east OF Fihe street
! ,F,liza mud Julia H. Craer and Frank r. 2 An,
Mariana Srnnsr interest," ~
Gllbert s Hunt ana yfSto Mary 4, NJ , MsanT
feet on south lns q ra5k Se@he
= Lucotta N ISror to Mary West, 81 e-3 feet
on north line Of Oak Street. *lS VEST 's
George 1 Rupp, e IT., and wife to Mariana and
Eliza Crayer and Julia r. Anderson, interest
P sHS e
R,clmnond Church OF Seventh Day Adventistss
trustees, and OdelIa5 W. tiargett 70 ". .,s,
Street. northeast corner q Clay Street. g. 5op
sterdins and Wig t9 Ks.e Wlttt ran,,e
feet east q s,Iee srG sso vee
ia b. r. Wexford And wlfeato Abner & P pSl e.
4e feet on south line of Grace Street, 22i-ss
feet Mes e 1T1HanaS and wam
"a Mann and Herbert Brown. 20 feet on sontn
line OF Marshall street, % feet west or 9
4 Hcnrlco: : lnmes A. Gregory and wife to 7. p
smith as feet or, west line Of I've SECOND
Street GO ia feet north OF Q street. 81, 49,
West End Home Building Fund As =. 6, oi
sycan,ore street., 10 feet south OF Grove Ave
T &c" ! Caroline Fl. wllippernan to Robert r.
g1Siovd and sDooley Avenues. s., 3S5.
Jesse Williams Rudolph Aeic ns =
IT'S acres on = y t,o
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RAILROADS.
! \ $ss n. fs: y: |

- NnN 80 lvAiuuICS 10 sNOfKOkA<fi
5fs (. Y. 81 Jan. ii -i3o6. rs
4. y LEA yE RtCEIAiDN D-4EA sTBOCND &ss fH
f:SS e.. "a ", Week pays-At.ocnl to Newport
$50 a, Isai Wy rtSes wiiians.
butg 9:56 AZ MI Newport News 10 100 "a.
M, .pld Point ii 20 AZ Nj, Norfolk II .si
y "a q. ~ Poltsnlott II .4s Az NJ . .II
400 ~. M lly-4SpetH rrivee WI ltlar1A-
si4 5g ,s:50 g. P.M; Newport News $50 = M
oo PorsSis9ts on: -, u.
MAIN ef Elm i;h hvfrpo g SS po'ns
s:so On g. n; cal--yYeek Days--To Clifton
900 Fl N ~ r,n Iiy--Hth through Pullman for
s Cincinna II Indianapolis and Chicago with.t
PVT change. Pullman service 70 r "A Iouls.
\. II. Vile and st. I.etiH. }35$a5 .tf 4,
70 az PPysk ays,Iocal SSfdosvlls
y!eo ior Cincinnati, Louisville, st.5l Louis
i. 81. !. JAMES F1vBR t1N.,,. 5.5 &
l0:2O a., NJ - Dail y-- Express-To & tyfiehb u &,
.51S Lexington, ya,,F Clifton Forge and fprincl.
pal stations; on week days to Rosney and
:. Estn ont. Pnror Car. IA AZ, ~ S3st 63i
" & fkas Rk11 nsyflt taMoa1 FRo%
y Norfolk and Old Point 10 :o5 "a. N. We elk days
1l:A5 An daily and 800 P. q N. dai V and
from Newport News 5 P4 Nj week days \.
From Cincinnati and West 1850 "A. M. daily
and $3.50 p. Nj daily; Main Linz Local 7:%5 Pa
n week days from Clifton Forge. C1ordonsvllls
Accom-. tS:2S Al. Nj, week days. n II 81 81
sss nyer Dine :, Local from ct.S sosFe
ae5i H sss + bl ! Sss.' Ass;iS
9. p. DOYLE, Cen ]. S Nfanag cr.
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/ ID p n Richmond, Fredericks.
us x I burg & Potomac r. r..
Trains Leave orthWart

EfalnS Leave ElCnmOnO...N OfInWaruss
4:l5t Al M-Daily byrd 81. Through. s N, M
6:2s A, M.-Daily Inin "A st. Through. Is. 4
g: ~ AN 81 Dali Il st. Tl,roush AZ
s:54 a. Nj .Dai Iys-Except d Monday yrd st.S
7:eS -. M.-yYeek ia Yell a q sfland Ao'#
$40 d, M,-Daii y-- B rdS st. through. Local /
1905 noon.--yfeek Days Byrd St Through. & /
400 P. M.--Week Days--Byrd ST. Fred rtcks. 4
sSS ~ H,- 81 l KsS|hna
sos 3 M0paiiy- ara s. Through,
5@ Trains Arrive Rlchfr1ord ----Sou thNard.
GAO I shland ~
( 500 A.HM.--WeAk Days Byrd st. Fredericks.S
burg sAeconlnodnt Ton . s.5 /! I3gi S5
, f a M RsR yss SsL 81 T. Fnssr
a:14, +. Nj anlIly--araIn st. Through. u!
5:4s dc,aII esh Ashlard sAe'
55S BsIy-Byrsa gs T Through
s:le Il ss:i. Ilv--hiain ST. Through. All
s : n 81, 4Sla,,
aSssr Pullman Cars. RI :gj
Sleeping or r, &c 3 o 9n
inond II 80 al. NJ. week days and local accom-
Time II arrivals and depa rtures and conr,ss-3
W WI ID DuKE Ct, y w GULF. TAYLOR
.Ger'l. hlan,r Asst Gen, Man {: Man.
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eowcta and resldenee, IRE described IN Charles
icy fas srse n,efSfs ve%s u H.
tort.roon. james Davenport Whereby tells
s.'Why English Railroads are safe IN mn
Illustrated articles full u suggestive coiinierts
work BY which The Colorado Fuel and 1ro',
Company ID improving The conditions of Ito
GoS nsGs tts,ea f' spsis * ]
Employees NJ 4e
r,nons other interesting matters The second , In.
Sf Mr. y cSysaa M9ssts Zinc Ss
MofretL deals with Tho Heal 1.ace Suicide Y.
Asae ron THE ,por,as artRs1s Mi A NeW
E w slent he 8ses hs esepy
Ills administration during the next four year,.
James frtnsKcr has contributed an Interesting
i i Governor " John z. iohnso the chief xe
ulye q M!nnesota & tho sus,et Of a, NE
Sketch ~ n hc hs nys
Japan at the door Of Lord curzon. Charles III
p ,,l, On 1.Teaehng Farmers to BE- business
There e long lis i Of 9 9uas =, con
Holman DAY, David Graham, Phillips. Henry
sitgel, Mary Stewart Cutting, Josephine i nc.
Wright Chapman and Edmund Vance Cook E. 5ai
THO Youths Companion for March "a Is
u varied number. II contains three co ,anne
a talc of Tho fishing pirates Of San Francisco
Bay; Mrs Dodd's Perplexity.o n droll story 81.
s tG ,hS ns q pierre ~
n story of trapping IN Labrador And Ith ne
Is IN hstaient Of Grace niehmona seria
THE Second - awam @ o. lnfe ths
ma King Of bricks, ana from the pen Of tho
late Senator Vest,o Missouri 10 g contribni-
st,icnts ,l a sub ect which his long experience
in ptlbllc lifa at Washington enabled him, 70
treat n4t most Interesting and informing
manner 45i 3fI8 q tsaSt S{ }4SG Il ~
ro Garden MasazIns for Marf ,,..t synn
and more sealt{1 ,ss b se 5asb
Page & cosand made t. cover Al The 2, ! prne,
ca ana q f'ower Sa ana
fruit growing wheia aero y es sne Among tho
yara features ~ tho monthly oardeners Re.
nnier has to do witt, the orderly bro 9bess
p pepu TIA With ne minimum Of effort "Ths
Making ofsa Hotbcd." by F. barry, SUGGESTS s
joyous for ~ g ,ia
Win 11otbeds,, by Julian Burroughs =, shows s
WHAT tho actual rcsnts map s s's,1a
II ban u forret me ots
IN tho same bed 6twenty-four hours ntter tns
first photograph was taken, the au!ns , ,,a
basse besn h wrse fu' hs time under
~ oru t, p twelve Suggestions for Home
Gardens is a. remarkable plctoIal ~ iod
nv n Troth and Others showing we Kins J!
81 hinss 10 Iii admire sm ma
enough tothnk OF without sust s.lsh s =
Bfiors as these Some twenty departments louc!'
,fon all sides OF plant, tree and shrub grow
J Ing indoors and out. L s5s
scrbner this month Is adorned by n. ;,
handsome port q indian tyP p P cirtis
in copper tint from nS ;sa oftho
Ia aaesG ne nef 81 Tie well Known
Bird Arnnell. Nine, ddington,s, !, A laain Z
ats Wife, begun in
arc hero tinued and Franks enntIsl
p,nb,emisT of Europe M They Interest = mer-
t rnds n 81 msny rfa see
~ IN. 1he Ion lnstalInent of Edith wharton 9
se}n ns slfeasy s'ye
IL thc hest hing that Mrs. Wharton has
s set Elve ano u.s. also grs.
novels &c tho last decade n Amsrsa Tohn
Irex, II, James b. Connolly and a rthur Tran.
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4 ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS 3LlAVI0 RICH MUNDrUAII-1 - Il3Nk11'!l
STREE IN ,>y STATIONS srI1 4.
Il q; los ANA, n G. l., Express 70 ~ 5poln0
o.on e aN u Pal ersburg and Norfolk.
III, tx 3 8 M,-Pstsrsburs and N. and wv, West
i ::dS IS M,-potersburs and NORFOLK, S ss If Il
'4;l0 Z. M,-Golds5oro L9e a., s3 NJ
Y:S i, M-"Florda and !, West indian Llm'
ited'' to all points south !, n, M. y.
II 40 =. M,-PetersburE LOCAL; I, y !. J,
H r shd ttSf.aa
4:o1 a, *. s;to A Nj BI:t2 AZ e. MI ,s:ss
H; =! Sfo y Nj Nj: VI 4 A. n. ss;;ls f. ST.
4 .Except sunday, = Sunday only, .
s 80 Y a. s. sCAMPRELIJ, DIV. Pas, All,
w. y, CRAIG, Gen Pass All.
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ytItLt, PARK, AND ON ID tElslsCTRlCl
q Iii, execution Of a deed OF trust, dated
May 49, 1909. and recorded In thsi Cle
Office OF Chesterfield County Court IN
y oil ST., page 336, I will. at the request Of
the beneficiary there having beer, /, lefa ~
spremis es. on TuEsrAY, TIC. It'll day ol
above referred y : situated on the sotitll
side OF Svestliatn Or River Road, Just
west or Reedy Creek, and containing
about hlrteen acres. s, ga "a 10 81; w n
The dwelling house on tliis property Is 4
large and unusually Handsome one, and
contains most Of the modern conven.
iences, such rs water. baths, &C., and
the o,itbnildhgs are efficient III number
and gcharacterefor the convenient Use Of
EWithl'n fine shady lawn and its, hand
some surroundings Dundee being Of,
its east, Forest Fiji Park across tho road
on its 'front.' and several attractive VII las
Just beyond on the west, this property
Possesses rs many ATTRACTIONS FOR ne
homo. seekert8n as my suburban properly
in the neigl,borhood Of Richmond. Z. rs n
& FERN s Il Cash Ssuffleien I to pay the ex-
Charge Charge Z 4 note OF 5000, withFintereHt
thereon from Aprll51. 1908 and the res d ue
OF the purchase money IS to 30 paid At
such time and secured In such manner
a. u CHR ST1AN
Fl II kit s8i3 Substituted Trustee.
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SEEll.zA.B J. . / !. j. D
AIR LINE RAILWAY 81

ls 4 WI y 10 1905, & & W ts3ss
& TRAINS LEAVE F!cHMoND-,DAILYs /: h
$40 A y Morllna ,t ana
II, = JactsonYilis. Atlanta and South%e,Mt,,..
$50 + M-Flurida . Ltmited old Pullnas
'sN New York to st. Aug Inc. g I, h !. 4,
II go p. M,-Seapoard Express yannah scR-
= sonville, Atllntn and snr!hWsss,
6,e3 A -M.--Splld pullman from 81. Augastlhie.
SIS a. M.-From Florida, Atlanta ana sousps
Ass =. From Florida, Atlanta and sou "
lao P. M.-From Local Points, ~ Z.
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FOR E:,WI,YORK.

Via Night Linz Steamers Except Saturday, making
connection In Norfolk with Main Line ship following d.!
az r. Nj, also Norfolk & Western Ry = A. N, and
5 r, M, and Chesapeake g. Ohio Ry. at 9iA. N. and
p. NJ, making connection daily Except Sunday II Nor-
folk with Main Zine Ships sailing att r, N,
3 X, r. CHALkLEY, City Ticket Agent. sos 3.
Main St. J.. +. MAYER, Agent. Steamer Wharf
II. y. WALKER. ', +, and !, M. New York, -. y
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, a. 90. ~. Mayo, Auctloneer.
BANKRUPT SALE

MULE s, C,tTUT1S COAD WAG
ONS. WOOD WAGONS. coal and IStl1
DO Ul3LTl iIIA RNEss,
ENGINES lAID ii BOILERS. WOOD
ts7fIGg SIP LlTTIDEss COAL, OOD,-
ii OFNE'IC II FURNITURE. FIHTURES,
It'rCt .5if 1Cr'( 4,
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STEAM OATS.
aid DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Night Line for N ortolk

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash Street, q
7P. NJ, stopping Al Newport Newi en- route. Fare tsO
one way. $50 round TIP, Including iate berth
meals, Soc. each. Street Cars 70 Steamers What
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
RICHMOND AN ID PETERSB URIC
ELECTRIC IRA WAY IL;

cars leave corner Of Perry snd ssysn
fraf. A. n 10 10 r, ~ last car Hid lsa,.
Cars Isays Pete 1ron oSt q Is syssa,ms'
IA. cars from Petersbgry eoan'etRr H..
mond cars, X IA ~ AN 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
No. 5O4 w M arshall Street,

ON TUES DAY.i MA CT Z, !; ! 1905, 4
at 4 80 o. lock las NJ, on the premises we
Within mentioned property. The dwelling
las HISS liz ICONS. halls and .all necessary
Ecn cor such as range. hot wnter.
etc. Tho lot has n frontage o.. a9 ,,3,.
iocat ton Is fine; no better street for ront--
Ing in tho city. This will make "a good
home. Il Come to tho sale, as he owner IS,
i y II sHs and will be announced
mt sale. III "A 81 VA Il ~ III 4i S5 n 4, s
Mob AIT III II ssf NJ
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THE GRIP.

b 8$E 55@ The EGRlP.
N.Before we can synpathize with others,
we must have suffered ollrselves,'' No.
one can describe to you the suffering
attending an attack of the grip. unless
Vol, have had the actual experience, There
ia probably no disease TINT causes SO
much physical and mental agony, or
which SO successfully defies medical aid.
All danger from tho grip, however may
be avoided by tho prompt ue of Chamber
laIn's Cough Remedy, Among the tens OF
thousands who have used this remedy.
not ono caseahas ever been9reported that
has resulted In pneumonia or that has
not recovered. For sal e5 by all druggists,
sEARoAR0Y AIR LINE REDUCED
lRATEs-s26, 76--NEWa ORLEANS
AND RETURN,
The seaEoayd will sell round trip tlck-
count OF Mardl Gras, AT rate OF one fare,
MUS 25 cents. Tickets on sale daily from
s,farch 1st to 9Th, inclusive. limited TO
lave New Orleans, returning, not later
than March nth. BY depositing ticket
vii special agent In New Orleans on or
hefore March 18th. and paying fee or 80
ccnts. tickets Will be extended to leave
Nav Orleans at any time not latersthan
Maroh "a. 1906.
'irhe seaboard has an exceptionally good
schedule 10 New Orleans. leave Rich
mond ii r. M, dai ly and i arrive New, Orr.
leans 7;15 IA. M, second morning. n
For Ppllnan reselYat tons and all In;
formation, call ON or, write to any Seas
hoard agent or 3 III sF:s
Hi. S. RI, W.; A!. !, {, A
splst, Pass WA clfyi fisk q Agent.
s $50 East Main Street Phone t 1877,
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MERCtiAN rs AN D MINERS
{ TRANSFORMED COMPANY

\ Steamers leave Norfolk TOR Boston Tuesday,
Bostan, Mass. x Providence, lS.I 4,
wednesday. Friday and sunday. For I'loyl.
y. N. y Passengers ard freight taken for all
New England polnta. Tickets ON sale al ~. and
o. nwy, and A, and W. Rwy. Offices. and NO.
Sl2 East Main, q E ii.5 ri saigs 81