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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
Local Weather Record.

The extremes in temperature We'd
nesday were Sc and zero, as against SO
and - for the day preceding. At 7:3o
This morning 1 was registered as
against 10 for the corresponding hour
Wednesday morning.
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BIRTHS,
Jervan. Mr.. and Mrs. F., 2611 Aldrich avenue,
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L.. 1o5 West Fifty.
second street. a boy.
Dahlin, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c., 1914 Penn avenue
N, a girl.
Biernan. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike. 2so7 F street
NE. a boy.
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. 1411 Fourth
street N. a girl. ~ gz.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John, 1000 Columbus
La Mere. Mr.. and Mrs. John, 2o1o Twenty.
fifth avenue s. q girl. -. -
Hanstad, Mr.. and Mrs. John, 1890 Fourth
street s. a girl. Il. 49,.
1873 MARRIAGE LICENsEs. I1 -
t., John, Ballweber and Emma Zacharison. Il
;. Edwin Z. Humrickhouse and .,Rebecca NJ. Nc
Cam. :,-a-@ -.g 80 -
James NJ. A. Darrach and Lillian Willard.
Thomas X. Young and Margaret A. Burke.
John Anderson and Mary Bjorkvst.
George A. Touchette7a nd Clara S. Swaner.
Claud W.. Vassan and Maud O'Dcll.
Anton Wilmer and Jennie Carlson.
Frank Upthegroye and Ida Sutten.
Andrew j. Wenzel and Dell Horrier.
Herb Lundgren and Anna Kittleson.
McWilliams, Kezia Negley, 2401 Portland
Landry, Usebe, 41e Bryant avenue N.
Mcveigh, Anna R.. 1929 e-and-one-half
street N. 3
Valance, Lynda. st. Mary's hospital.
Chambers, Thomas, 200 East Seventeenth
street. -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

g ! yZI a1CDs1 q. Gates, Fergu. Falls;
Milwaukee; J. W: Mapely. Sioux City; B.
; Mr.. and Mrs.-C.-W. Xassan, st. Paul; lis.
Hughes lie sueur 3. 3. Signor, Rice Lake:
w. G, Johnson New York; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w Crum, Estherville, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. Bosler,a Denver; Charles w. Kelley, Odessa,
Mimi; J. s. Stnclair,, London; NJ. B. Norton,
ySt. Louis; P:@H:-McGary, Walker; A. G..
;Stoddard, Fairfax; sS:"A. {Olcott, Ashton, Iowa
7: R: Bq1ks, Milwaukee,; Il. 7. Tiggan.
Mrs HrsD'T 4. Il. wa asaane eien dlsehn Moit. Mr. 4. an f.
Werskopf,,. Kenosha, Wis; Laura Werskopf,
Kenosha, Wis; .Katryn Werskopf, Kenosha,
Wis.,; Charles. q. Reitz, Chicago; G. B. Nc
Cune, Benson; J.fA A. Currie, Rushford; Rob-
ct =; King Princeton; Harry shoekley,
: Guppy. Beaver, Falls, Pa; A. R. Doty, Iowa
City: J. W. Klein, Welcome; c. c.. Sanders,
Sherburn; C.. Swetger, Sherburn; c. J. Brown,
. SherburH; J. W. Wilson, Mankato; G. F.
Fenton, Jamestown, n. y; A. NJ. Mortenson,
st. Paul; NJ. s. Powers, Fairmont; l. c.. Gil.
HOTEL S.
: D.; H. =. Barnum, Chicago; Arthur Gray and
Snyder, Arthur and Ada, 500, Mich; F.. G.
Crandall, Dubuque, Iowa; w. A. Scott, Chi.
cago; F. E. Clarke, Chicago; Mrs. G.. L. At.
wood, st. Cloud; J.. B.. Poe, Chicago:
James Shelby, Chicago; L. NJ. Tropp, New
York; $. G. Aaberg, Hanley Falls; J.. O.. Ste
vens, Hanley Falls; g. K. Gilbert, Glencoe;
E. H: Downs, Chicago; ]. J. Nolan, New York;
Orcutt, Philadelphia; r. K. Tablet, Ionia
Wis; G. W. Godd, Buffalo Center, Iowa; J.
F. Briggs, Buffalo Center, Iowa; c.. S. Hale
Chicago; 81. G. BRAZIL. Chicago.
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2IANos-GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF
the high grade Mehlln pianos at half price.
This is the New England stock purchased by
US at a great sacrlnce. Grand opportunity 10
own an artistic piano for little money. The
S"tt . ! 1,n ,ne a..en'ioh y tns Mnoie
sale are pianos from Il dozen different makers
going at $50, $50, S10O, $1lO. $40. $loO.
Sl4o. $l55, S165, $1lO. $13U. Vose piano.
S165; Gabler piano. $17u; lvers & Pond piano,
$3.50; rlecner piano., 9llu; bennius pi"i,o,
$225; Chickering piano, $195: knabe piano,
$45; Everett piano, $3.50; Mcphail piano. $265.
Terms, 81, SIS. ST. 50, st, 81 a month. Open
evenings. Foster & Waldo, So 9th ST S. cor
Nor Nlr,llet "A v
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

-O ~
PLANO sENsATIoN-TWo GREAT SALES IN
one. We have Just purchased from the New
england Furniture & Carpet Co. their entire
stock Of pianos at about half value. This Inn
mense stock will be Immediately closed out at
half-pr1ce. This means $3.50 to $3.50 saving
on fine pianos. They simply must be sold
at once as we have no room for them. The
low prices will astonish you. Right on top
Or this deal we purchased an even 100 pianos
from a we'll known eastern manufacturer who
needed ready money. The low price was q
revelation to even US. accustomed as we are
10 the lowest of low figures. Ii you haven't
tne cash we have reduced our terms for this
sale so that every home can afford a piano
q, $S, "a, So. ST, 81 a month. We mention
just a few items to give you an idea Of the
great number OF grand bargains to be had
at this sale. $500 Mehlin piano. new. case
marred just a trihe, now sos. $55V Mehlln
piano, new, only q little shop-worn, now $500.
lyon u Healy piano, price new $500, now $50.
PAW Rudolf piano, case MARRIED in shipping,
nne tone, now $500. $325 Ferndale piano,
GOOD tone, easy action. now $3.50. > $500 Gil
pert plano, mahogany case, Z 13 %uctaves, now,
SIoS. $42o BehninS plano, full size, extra
good tone, now $40. three New England
pianos, $3.50, $135, $165. Hundreds OF other
equally us good bargains. Good upright
pianos going at ssh, $40, 500, $120, $l25,
Sl3o, .$1S5, $140. Squares, $40, $l5. $40, $50,
$50. $50. $40, S45, sou. Store open evenings.
Foster II Waldo, SO 9TH st $, corner Nicoliet
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The Government Hospital at Ancon One
Of the Finest in the World-EYery
Employee Treated Free, Regardless oo1
Race or Rank--!The Great Work and
the Wonderful Popularity Of Colonial
Gcrgas-1nhabitants Of the Canal
Zone Pining for Home Newspapers.
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AUTOMOBILES q BICYCLES


Continued.
FOR HALE-16 HORSEPOWER AUTOMoBILE.
detachable %tonneau, in frst-class shape, have
no 9on time nre , to use IT t. will ' sell at At q bargain III. #
bile. $3.50. Here is a bargain. 1904 oldsmo-
bile, $3.50. 1903 Oldsmobile, 1925. Fine con-
ditlon; Come, see them. A. F. Chase & Co..
WANTED-lso4 OF 1908 MODEL, 2o-HoRsE.
power, side entrance, detachable %tonneau, tour
Ing car; must be In Al condition; nicely paint
ed and cheap. Write Barnes Bros. Blue
FOUR CYLINDER LoCoMoBILE TOP TOUR
ing car for sale; five lamps, full set tools;
car complete cost $4,000; will sell for less
than half Or take small car In trade. .6NE
Grant st. tsE sfttH%
ONE PACKARD TOURING CAR, $500; ONE
Pierce electric, $3.50; New Northern, runabout,
1896; 1904 White. $1,15O; 1905 White. Get
price. Haynes Automobile Co, 220 9Th st s:
FOR sAIE-2o HORSEPOWER 1904 W1NToN
touring car. canopy top new tires. fine rum
ming order: open. for demonstration. B.
Baker. 615 WASHINGTON av 8.
HAVE FINE 1e-HoRsEPowER TOURING
prIc u or trade for horse and bugs; or soa smaller
car. Address OHIO, journal.
FOR sALE-1e04 MODEL RAMBLER AUTOMo.
bile; sixteen horsepower, with detachable ton
neau. Apply. at 31s Jackson st, st. Paul.
WILL EXCHANGE 40 ACRES OF LAND,
about one mile from Spooner Lake, Wis, for
automobile. Address 3314, Journal. al @ :
PEERLESS TOURING CAR, SIDE ENTRANCE.
= 81. 5OO; will accept good city lots or farm
lnnd in trade. 1898. Journal. s Ae&i
oLDsMoB1LE-IN F1RsT-CLAss CONDITION:
must sell at once; make offer. Call at 17OS
Clinton av.. - 49, y - s.'ln'',
FOR sALE-A 1906 WAGNER MOTORCYCLE,
in good condition. Call at" 1900 Park tav.
Stable. @t " ~ -
o E H. F. PEERLESS AT A BAR
gain If taken at once. Address 3479, journal.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BUILDING PERMITS

u -
J.. M. Ba1tuff company. 4210 Piflsbury
avenue, 1 u -story frame dwelling ....... S 10
]. II. Baltuf company, 4235 Pillsbury ay-
enue n, ~ -story frame dwelling. -. 10
j.. NJ, Baltur company, 4219 Pillsbury av-
enue N, History frame dwelling $780,. 10
Jennie johnson, 3120 Eleventh avenue 8,
In -story frame dwelling ......... 1t
Charles WIGHT. 610 Van Buren, street NE, 49,
t-two-story frame dwelling ....... 20
willis p. Hsmlin, 2717a Third avenue 81,
/ two-story frame dwelling ............. 1,6
Five minor permits s
Total, eleven permits $9,1
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A PANACEA.

s6Lappfncott's Magazines. y
Last fall an zEnglishwoman Of letters was
staying. as the guest OF an elderly lady, at all
conntry house In western Massachusetts. wbilee
they were driving one afternoon they had the,9
misfortune to meet the tomnipresent automobilca9
at a sharp turn Of the road. The horse, being
spirited, SHE'D, dashing the carriage against
a tree and throwing its occupants out into the
road 1880 --.---- 49, $500 ..s -
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DEArH.BED

New York COmmerclaI. 9
One headline says the Western Union
stclears her skirts of poolroom guilt.as1
Sol the Western Union is a lady. Ande
she must have been away at. the sea- Z
shore until the racing season was al.s
most over. ;:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


H. G: chaffee to A. Perry. lot II, block
3, Lindley & Lingfelter's addition: -. $1,000
c.. Dallman to S. Ryshavy, lot 10, block
40, West MINNEAPOLIS ins poll :: ' usc:. Moth, 100 loo
lot s, block 4, crim's addition:..-:::.. 1000
:, Forest Heights addition ...:s....... 1000
Wright, lot 2, block IL, Borup's addi-
O. ''g Biorkman ct al to II. North, lot l.,
block 1, Terrence Encouragement ....... 4Oo
cott,e part lot 10 and Il, block 5, Bakers
=: i, 3 !, p 3, y, slS Sci I'm Fl, sMorrison's addition 5000
c. Dallmiann to s. Tobias, lot 10, block 40, !.
6. "" 1. connery ct al. to L: K. Mas,
undivided 4 lot 9 and 7, block TO- Elk a Ok,
es sslsior n aea19,9n and wife to George Il. 'o'z0'
Elmer, lot y and 10, block 7, Nicollet on
q. pf pallm aaal'l to- S. Ryshavy, lot ii. block ~
$ ~ Ros Wes and ni husband to NJ. j. Murray, ~
lot 8 and 6, block II, Walton Park. set
Charles W.. Purdhana and wife. to a.. l..
Hamilton in section 1-119-21......... 75(
e. F.IParker to Gluek Brewing company,
lot /, block 20, Bassett, Moore Il Cases
A. ae Olson and wife to P. 4. Strand, lot 8,
block 16, South Side addition ...:.... 25(
B. Nuemann and husband to M. Klaus
man, part lot 10 and 8, Engman's addt-
IT. .'G F. Newhali and wife to J. NJ. Free. -
6, mao Mou iitto and. wife to ". Rose. lot 10, ~
block L. Eustis. rearrangement....... 25t
e. = Mover and wife to George P. Doug-$&&S
a adsi ton !. :. &C. D'..A ..s..... 400
H.. Lambert ct al to y: Tr1esaell, lot s, !.
block II, South Side addition X ~
block 12, South Side addition . 100
4. y. Kretschmer and wife to VII.
Brown, lot 10, block 2, Queen avenue ~
1o sedlt'G Fl. Kottner and wife to Charles
Dalby, lot 10, block 4, Allan & Ander- 49,
" sons 9 1 aad1I,en and wife to 4. olson, lot ~
3. block 1e, South Side addition. 70
NJ. Klauslnan to B. Neumann, lot 6 and
" p Glo ;Sacoby and wife to j. Il. Stanley.
part lot ii, block 2, Sylvester Mills =
addition i;:4::. and wife to Z. ". 10y
Rel. lot s, block IL, J. T. Blaisdell's.
Hi hba .qRaichardson company to n. Applee-
gate, lot ~, block !, Abbott q sunDys on
r, adais,oal,, trust Company to i. +. Jes. :
person, lot s. block 9, Townsite Of !.
J L 1%nsdsden fa ao ?. !. Nyvall, lot 8, block :
IL. South Side addition. go. ~
~. HLstanley to a; Anderson ana ) VIE a,
vester Minis, addition ....:... 80
. q sta1der and wife to J. Z. Lacher,
lot 4, Gales Subdivision :.......:.. i'oo
dtxtded one-ha1f lot IL, block 2, Sylyes-
fer Mills addition. seq. Se
IN. 4. Wedge and wife to q. 81. Colwelll,
lots ], 2, etc., block J., Greenwoodss ad- :,
3. o1 Beehhoefer and wife to H. Hollander,
s lot t. !. p Areaa,a and husband to A. Erick.
son, dots 5 and g., block II, Pleasant
park addition q
4 Wisconsin 1BluesGrass Land company TO J.
Addition -. s. 5,5t
Il 9WisconsinsBlu Grass Land company to L.aa.
Annis, lot 10, block IL, Manages sup
plement !. !. a. -. 1T,
rot.1 $50. 81
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a o. HER.

louisville Courier-Journal. q
First Artist-What's that you res
painting9 A medieval family groupq
Second Artist-Not exactly. That's
a portrait Of Mrs. Henry VIII.
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HOTELS.

HOTEL vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors, room telephones.
steam heat. 75c-$1.25; with bath $1.50-s2.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND 2daAV s.: ONLY
hotel in the city having .allsfoutside rooms.
= Rates. T5c. ST. $3.50 single. @o < :
MELBOURNE. HOTEL, 327 HENNEpIN Az.
:, Elegantly furnished rooms; strictly ,hrst-class.
SEVENTH ST HOTEL: NEW AND MODERN;
from 75c day upwards. SO 7th ct 3
CRADLE, ALTAR, CRAVE
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FINANCIAL.

B YOU LOOKING L S.irh
5 Lf&jf%3T To Loan You Money! Asfh@* =
We loan OH furniture. pianos. salaries,
Open Monday and Saturday till 8 pm.
Call. write or telerhone-N. W. Main Ito.
+ Twin City 1878.
~ Fl Minneapolis Loan Co.,
COL 0 Globe Bldg. % 4th st s.
10 THE MAN Wilt 70 ADVANCE ME
So, 600 for one yearron security l believe am
pie, l will pay $500 cash bonus and 10 per
cent. This is 20 scheme or trick. Am well
known and in business here. This must be
taken Immediately. Best references ii de-
sired. Address Y43S, Journal.
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FOR sALE-A FINE .BRED BLAOK MARI
7'years old. weight 1850 pounds; perfectly
safe for lady to drive, also harness and rub
Der tired Bangor buggy; $500 takes outfit.
Inquire at livery stable, next to Lyceum thea
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MONUMENTS

headstores and markers; special designs on
reque8t. Onic. 419 9Th st s. Granite and
Marble WorB.. 361l HEM. ~. Beth phones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
Enjoyable Birthday Party

Ist a very cnJoya DIG time was spent Wed
fnesday evening between i the no urs of *
and SIP. M at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w HI: Sale, when their little daugh-
ter. Bessie Richardson Sale, celebrated
5beras OF her little friends ny a delightful
birthday party. T hose present were little
Misses Hazel Stuart. Ruth Richardson,
elizabeth Fllppen,s Rlanch, and Alice Sale
Iyey and Lucy Schultz. Myrtle Richmond,
Myra and Mahelle- White II lilo Farmer
Sale, Louise Jackson. Thelmn Farmer
Elizabeth Grafton, Masters Forest Ieli-
lnngs, channing Walden, Charlie and
Powell, Thomas Stuart and others, Af.
tor the little folks enjoyed ,th Il
Ntna Gwynn played the march while tho
little folks marched into the dining room,
lerones were Mrs, vs. HI ga 10, 4 Mrs e.
Il, Richardson and Mrs w. G.. Stuart M
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n Property Transfers.

Richmond !; Louisa c'ottwald. W, i, Colt;
wald and wife. August and Mary 0ottwald
and Caroline A. and John II, Kersey, to Wil-
9lIau II. Gottwald, 8 81 feet on north line
OF Lewlst Street, 273 Tia feet east Of VIII
Harrisburg Avenue, Us, }s. I, l{i
Annie u. and Thomas McI.auchlan to Louise
5csottwald D $685. feet on north line OF Lewis
street. sSa 7ila feet east Of lllamsou a Ave-
Massie Nelson and ~. 4, g, z Neal TO Alvin
and John Louis Cartwright. q feet on east cas-
ino Of Foushee street, l,otS: z.
William J. " Reddy md wife to John y.
5Crrtchfcld. trustee. 40 feet on east limo OF
Wins Street, 1870 81 feet south q Hanover
Emil Emily j Turner to same q feet on south
line Of Marsha Street, southeast corner q
N James &c ~ Canton speotal comm ssioner, to
S, r. Bcverldge. 30 feet on north side q. Broad
street, so feet west Of Kinney Stree !, ~. 100,
I HenrIco. Old Folks Home OF tho Grand
reuntain lJntod Order Of True Retormers',
trustees to John !; Green, lot ls on the plan
OF Brownsville, $50, , 4 !, {.
Legh r. Page. special coplln1ssoner 70 ,t May y,
Ann MerInda HaughUan,3 lot e5 IN section "
Il In tina plan OF Wbodyille. go. n
!" g, s. Thurston 10 Lucy w. Powell. 30 feet
on Taylor Street, southwest corner Of Ritchls
Street, 1875, III fii is $3.50 So AS Isl K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
GAN you STAND. Still '.'I|' Il
when .B |. \ :!
simple Feats Of Strength That ''
Seem Easy, But They
Are Not.

u. II K Y, !. /. /, n, Ia thinks lle can stand
Il a, hsh ...,,a,,t moving his feet Y llYe
ns,. az blindfolded, 1t SOUNDS easy, w
y %,,natoldlng is done thoroughlyl.
tair,v 'sa "a TO wager thai ne VII. N.Y.
h,. reet before the five minutes aye ~.
n I he oes not he Will PRO paply 'ol'p'o
forward altogether ,a.son - mt
" "a rs an old trick for one peesot. ~
the tips Of his forel,iss,s ss,o, ,,ttl, ia
sSn,,iders and then challanges any otn g
n ,,aSson ia separate them by falr pul..
4 nan must be a Hercules 70 aoce ,s hPs'stt
- va move striking illustration Of a. SINH
i, = Kind gts the following: &c " q Ia dy to
place her rlght hand on me lop q IN, ne,
head and tibet, enqeavor 20 remove ~ W y y
one OF yours, Unless your slfehs - - ~ ~
above the average ana Ners slHassy ~
\ Can You smoke n cigar right through
in 8 teady, consecutive puffs Wlthout once
taxing it out Of your mouth PFohaply any Y
ynverngo cigar smoker would smile At the
idea OF there being any dlftculty ~ the
task, .. I. I, 4, !, Z
EAt any rate you are pretty safe IN Wag-
srilg any one, how ever ha raeIlea y slloAul,
that he cannot perform thls ppRren Wy
simple feat, 1t has often been irllea, o ~
Tue Tuck YOUR hand under your arm palm
outward, ana then attempt to place the
thumb in the palm, AN artlst or pianist,
with long flexible hands, may succeed,
but the ayerA 90 person vii Scortaln fall.
Here is ID good trick 10 try .pn. g stToE Y
guar, 4 f you have one Y MON AZ YOU
e agullaintpnces. " Eli ~ ~. Z. u, h
Mako him stretch his arm out {st raigllt
hand pui tiis "a oWllwgld, nd hen, IL VIE
Ill, ord !nagy s OGDEN S@ ma en- acgoss 4 Tvs
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Want Virginia Farms

N ConmIssloNer Of AgrIcplture KoIner Is
a duties Il Ills once the Y SANE ne tins ,se
fNom other States and many. letters Of
and mineral lands. orehards, etc. One One
seeernrssspondenoe Tor SON some time Jamss vi,
Shaw, of { 4 illinois, has J!lst purchased 9
near the North Caroline line, The price
paid for the property Is not known. Mr..
shay will engage in raising hogs and
AM ns1 the Visitors at the commissions
~ II, n y atewood, 4 81 oWenshoro, Ky.i ~,
\ a. Lilies, Gorydon, KY; w y, Miller,
Bloomfield, Neb., and q theirs, w Il, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
DIVER BACK AGAIN.
Says European Turfis Very Kind ID,
81 ~ Americans. s # III hi

NEW YORK March Frank Dwyer ar
rived in this city vest erday OF. tho steamshIp
caronla after deyotinE himself 70 racing 4, IN
England and France for seven years. ne
ri.pe rts another successful season for An,cr-
4 ian owners, trainers and jockeys .Il y, !.
not hold his own against tho Engllahs horse
on tho English track. not because no is not
as good. d bit II that no cannot & overcome the
effects OF the long ocean trip & y Il ,
a az tho America H. trainers, Mr.. Dwycr said
Tho most successful was Eugene Leigh, who
had two hundred horses under his care nnd
entered IN France Duke, Mr.. W. X Va nder-
bilt.s trainer, Ind n very succossful season.
~eing third In the list Of winners In France.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07

April 1st mot fixed, University Of &Virgl nia
second team at Wayncsboro. I L E8 Il Is 55i II II
f5 April 10th, Miller School, q al Crozet. .
April 18th WOODBURY. Forest = cnaros'os'
S3 April oed, Locust Dale, pt Way hesborc.
April 18th ito be chang Miller school, AZ
a, April 2sih, "a. M. i a., At Fort Defiance. h:
May sth$nnd 10th, Roanoke Il Co College. g
November 13tins8A "A. II NJ. Az, at Waynesboro:
Several OF last year team are In their
places and tho new tnaterlalsi8isS unusually
applying gI,e for thoS team !. 55ss
a1 Al Invitation has been 4 received from the
Episcopal High School TO take part.in their
ace epted II. 81 n s I. stood second In the con-
test at 9Charlottesyillsl last sprins and a..
though some of the best men arc not ba q. g;
this year. prospects are pronsin Tor y ~
better team. aaslsa8
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SELL SsHAFER BUILDING c.
Will be Offered at Public AUG 1s.ls:'
tion a Daxi for 81 axes.

Treasurer PL'hillips I'M !
n II ront5 Of the city Hail, %nll the real
eyta te In the city which has been. fs.
elinquent for the non pa q
taxes assessed there on. y ., h. !,
Among the property SO .classed and i, !,
he o:cercd for sale Is the old Shafer build !,
I'M q at Tenth and Main Streets no
owned by the United States government.
partIsy purpeses
tha government, for Indeed, Uncle Sam
pays rS Z no State taxes, but the property
was purchased 4 in May, 800 and the
city authorities hold that the Shafer
estate should pay taxes for all8of that
year. ri. Il, .
really = a move toward Il recovering tho
amount from the shafer estate,&a and 1t is
supposed that the government would re- re-
;qulre the payment In order to remove the
cloud from the title. The amount IN.
3volved Is about 400. WEI ,.s m z4sS
The situation lis q rather unique one.
and there may be some interesting de-
velopments in connection with 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
8roSrHe PEOPLE Of RIcHN0AD,

jopen Letter froti Kind Hearted q Dan.
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Interest TO- oiir read afs IT breathe O. the
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yet 1 hope my experience Will carry tile
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than iii, pointing out the road to hen tn.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-07
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS, n ),
Halpin Again Among 4
the Winning Favorites.

7Z3 (By 3HAssocla ed FTesS.J
~ NEW ORLEANS March 8. .-Inspec tor aa a.. Il
pin. Iidottoe3 and Kitty Plat were the WIN
Ming favorltes to-day at tho crescent CITY
Jockey Clubs track. Summary y
to 10y first Dance Music 70 TO y second.
Darius 70 TO % third. Time, ! ~ ~. 49,
SS1,dottoe "a to 81 first, Prestige a to second,
Diamond Betty "a 10 Time. Y :o7 go.
Third race-onc mileK tile Platty. @ Z. q !.
81 first. Captain Arnold sai Is to y second'
Fourth race-handlcap, milo and Z slxteentiI =
Trapperl3 to first. Terms Rod /. TO- y
second. pencerIan tevenl third -.
gHucklei,erry lis 10 j. second, "a Keogh % L TO
Is third Time. :43 1-5 6s 4 (.
al Sixth race-mlle and seventy yhrds-r9ohan u, "
t061Y flratE Bishop Weed (15 TO y second, ~
Williams Il to 81 third. . Time 81. ls