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The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Harrison, hrk., ,sst t 4 1905. is hereby gisen Ss,s pa the following named settlers r.sts uJs flied notice of their intention u a1ains %ins final proof in support of tnell n,da sa'in hr and that said proof will be mauS mIEa.bius fore the Judge or Clerk or uaorI uaoviIs ton County, Ark, at FaYeVO0'
 Ark. on March 25th, 1905. ,e,-s ,n
 Eli D. Days, H. k. No, zo9'1aI 99 an E ls the SW | of the SW | or Sec. i' v N R 2s w. .,.ressS
 He names the following soncs Misup mo to prove his continuous resiueSSos reS vjg: on and cultivation of said lanu' p c J. w. Blackburn, J. M. LaWsosns, s,nring m White, James Hamilton, all oi op' Valley, Ark. p Nh a6se
 William O.. Davis, II. |. so. ses NEi for the SE4 of the NWt ana 0nIs N. of the SW4 of Sec. 13 in Ip. Y
 R 2s w. ..;+nosSse
 He names the following 'nes wlInes1p l1p to prove his continuous resiu1ndI res1nd yil on and cultivation of salo % lan R. C J. w. Blackburn, J. M. Law s9p; s pS;nrin, White, James Hamilton, all oi 0f
 Valley, Ark. LOTION.
 'oiN Register
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17

weeks and four days had elapsed since 1 had been there before.
 If the faintest glimmer of hope still remained with me it faded out upon Virginia's appearance in the library.
 "Why, Joe" said she, T haven't seen you for over a week.
 l think I said had been busy
 "Oh, I know all about it.' exclaimed she. Her smile was warmth itself '1 approve your choice. Joe. Of course you never have minute for anybody else these days
 Evidently she was alluding to the young woman to whom I had been paying languid but persistent atten- tions.
 "Tell me, Joe, is there an engage ment yet?" she asked as I continued to gasp and stammer.
 It was days before l so much as spoke to Beth again.-Chieago News.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Work Continues.

Some work while you sleep and many others sleep while you work but Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup is con- stantly at work. After being taken as directions require, it has only one duty to perform, that of keeping the bowels stomach and liver in healthy condition and then work is pleasure. Try ReGo today. Sold by Brown X Ingram.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Sword Stands in Churches.

Sword stands came into use in Lon don churches when it became custom ary to carry the city sword before the lord mayor as he went to church in state During service the sword was placed in the stand or case provided for it, and in his own church the lord mayor generally had the stand placed conveniently near to or in his family pew This custom, which was quite common before the end of the six teenth century. apparently began in the reign of Elizabeth The state wis its to the city churches were discontin- ued in the mayoralty of Sir R. N Fow. Ter, 1883 London Standard
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
He Stopped Them.

The president of a certain athlad club in Baltimore which has a iaa| ness for ameteur exhibitions Of u| manly arts, tells of the rials of r| Irish boxer imported from Philas] pbia to meet a local artist.
 It appears that the Phildelpha man was getting the worse of the z. gument when one of his friena whispered Tn bis ear:
 Brace up old man and stop some them blows. 1"
 Stop 'em" murmured the unforia nate man. Do you see any of thsl gittin by.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Profitab bIe Inventions.

No one class of inventions has been so profitable to both the manufacturer and the inventor as musical instrI ments and appliances for same Nu merous improvements to the piano have been a source of large fortunes ing continuously applied. Radically new instruments possessing real merit are the inventions needed in this line The public is always ready to adopt almost anything new in both wind and stringed instruments Inventor.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Leap Year Maid.

Uncle John." queried the pretty girl who was seeking information, would I be justified in writing to 8 young man who has never written to me-"
 Only on very important business. my dear." answered the old man.
 Well. this is important business, :, she explained. T want him to marry me Chicago News
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
By tho Tonic Route.

The pills that act as a tonic and Ds as d drastic purge, are DeWitt's LE tie Early Risers. They cure heas ache, constipation, biliousness ez Early Risers are small, easy to lal and easy to aet-a safe pill. Asd Hamilton, hotel clerk at Valley GllE N. D., says: Two bottles cured n of chrome constipation. Sold hyH A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
aMother can we go to play with the
For an impaired Appetite.

Loss of appitite always results from faulty digestion. All that is needed is few doses of Chamberlain's Stom- ach and Liver Tablets. They will in- vigorate the stomach, strengthen the digestion and give you an appetite life wolf. These Tablets also act as gentle laxative. For sale by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Would Even Things Up.

"Oh! Ouchl Stop that" yelled Tom. my.
 Why, Tommy. aren't you ashamed ?'' exclaimed his mother 'I wouldn't cry like that if It were my hair that was being eombed"
 I'll bet you would if wuz doin' the combin'." replied Tommy fiereely.- Catholic Standard and Times.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Long Felt Want.

Stringer-I saw nickelin-thes machine today that will tell whether a man Is n love or not.
 Joshem-Say, the inventor ought to make a fortune out of that machine. Most any man will gladly give up a nickel to find out whether it is love or dyspepsia that ails him.-Washingto Star.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
'Gendarmes.o called the intruder.

Two policemen, headed by a man i'll citizens dress, sprang up the stairs and into the room.
 Well ended" said the citizen This saves my imperial master much an noyance" Then, turning to the man who had called, he added, Come with for America"
 BESSIE CHASE HAIGHT.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Has Stood the Test 25 years.

The old. original GROVES Taste less Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. 1t is iron and qui- nine in tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 50c.-Oct. II, yr.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
That Tickling in the Throat

One minute after taking One Min ute Cough Cure that tickling in the throat IS gone. It acts Tn the throat not the stomach. Harmless-good for children. Sold by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
A Mean Trick.

Adele-Harry is a brutel Estelle- What is the matter now? Adele-He bought my engagement ring while he was on trip to Chicago, and l will never be able to find out how much il cost.-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
Eluding a Touch.

Bum-Beg pardon, sir. I've seen better days, sir, and
 BuSyman-We what in thunder do you expect early in March? Solve 1. That's the trouble with you fel- lows-always kicking about the weather when the weather is just what might be expected. Good. bye too busy to talk to youi
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17

If it is bilious attack take Cham. berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick cure is certain. For sale by II. 4. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17

Doing is the great thing, for if reso Iuteiy. people do what is right they come to like doing it.-Ruskin.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-17
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching. blind, bleeding or protrud- ing Piles Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure case, no matter of how long standing, ih 6 to II days. First application gives ease and rest, 50c If your druggist hasn't it send 50c in stamps and It will be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louls, Mo. If
 "Mother can we go to play with the other children2n
 'sYou may play with the little girls Emily, but not with boys: the boys are too rough.
 Well mother, if we find nice, smooth, little boy, can we play with him2n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
). w. Ma, i, 70, Alu,lctloneer.I
AZ PUB nc AUCTION :,;:1I'

Pursuant to- n decree of the Dts trict
Court ofbtke JInitatl states for the Eastern
District Of virginia. entered OH the }2Sth
gday Of February, 1905. in the ma tier Of
Richmond Ice Company, Bankrupt the
undersigned receivers will sell at public
auction, on III 5$t III 81 :. ia u n!
ri THURSDAY. iN1ARCTI7 i, t19
commencing at 1856 o clock A. Nj me
entire stock of Richmond Ice Company,
SsituatedSat the corner Of Seventeenth and
Dock Streets Il Richmond Va. This stock
con its off, IL Horses. Mules, a Chute
Coal w agons, Us Wood Express Wagon, Y
Coal and Wood Carts Wood Nyagon,l
EPhaeton, several III Sets | Of y Single 2555 and
Double Harness. h 700 Cords Of Wood, lot
Of Splint Goa, n lot of broken. Anthracite
Coal lot Of Steam Coal: lot OF Coal Yard
Mne elbarrows, !" etc 81 6-Ton5 Fairbanks
scalesl81 10 Horse Power Boiler-and En- N;
CINE, Saw Table and Wood sGon,YIey Ii, !
Steam Hoisting Engine, on float once
Furniture and Fixtures. Iron Safes and
other appliances used IN the wood Il ana
coal business. 53 l;g lft5 an 3si 38S lSa 4 aa
TERNlS-C sh, as to amounts not eX.
tcecdlngs S100, and for amounts In excess of
$40 a credit of not exceeding ninety days,
secured by no tie Or notes ssatisfactorllye en-
dorsed. with interest from day Of sale or
all cash, at the option of the purchasers.
3.sssa} III II. 81 Al I. Ia ND RI&IN,..
| H ST.S NFIEN COALTER,'5 stS
sa5sS. ~ Receivers In Bankruptcy for s NJ
,s5s n # Richmond Ice Company.
BY Geo. w. Mayo Auctioneer.J5
! NIch 3-9t n Eis II ST. 5SS 4 M y 5g3}@
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|REAl.ESTATEA.N|'||D|.|.
BUILDING NEWS W ]
More Inquiry for Richmond i,ti1rt Dirt
and Good Business is
Being Done.
BUT No REAL ESTATE: BOOM b D 4
Builders are Getting Busy and !
n Private Residences are Going
Up Rapidly.

-rhe-e Is more activity In the real estate it'Jt
market, as shown by the business trans 's1l
acted during the past week. This does
no. near, that real estate Is on q q BOOM noon
or that holders Of the same ne 's p 2
looking for, any5lot in town 70 bring 81 more
/, nan .ts reai value. It simply means tha l
4 r,,on,e Who wan, to invest their money
IN richmond dirt have taken advantasee.
Of the week of open YEA Their 70 io 'o5
around, see for themselves and palr7tsllaai!s'
il not entirely, make up their'' hli mos
There IS no rush for realty, but well To- !.
"a. "A residence and business property that
Is not for fancy or unreasonable prices t'es''
viii not fail to find q bidder.
A number OF pretty large transac IONS !,
@wvere made last week and tconsioe .l "a, ~.
Richmond dirt changed hands put ~ "a a. ne
deals were private and the $lntereslea PVT
lies do not wish to make terms and prices
public. I :. :, y. ~ I
$t,nr busy with; the opening Of spring, ana
,rorl, IL being started on several hunured
houses in various parts Of the city.
4. ,rhe west END and the Lee District ire
3ap,att,nr very busy, and house builders are
furnishing the drivers .ofFthei hammer li ana
+ saw and the bricklayers with plenty Oh Oh
work. S Va j " lSss !, 4, 4. Z,
The indications now are that work on
3!nrlvate residences will be active all OF
spring and summer I I, i, /. ,.5sI i. i
"a nun her or most desirable BRICK ,l store
buildings will be erected on West broa g
Street during the spring, The foundh y.
zion Of the tliree-story corner buNdlng,
to be erected at Broad and Henry stree
was begun last week, and Two 't o n'tlle
buildings will. be started during the pres
cnt. week. The plans nre also now be,
ing made by an architect for several
other stores, which will soon be started.
Broad street has not for q number UNI !. OF
! wears been given the new store build
.ings which it deserves, and aitisis 0 nov e y,
n gratifying to see that SO many new Du vi
ings are soon to be erected there,
Auction Sales This Week.
N. w. Bowe and Son will on TUESDAY El
Y a noon sell on the premises one OF w
II hnndsomest suburban properties arount
Richmond. tits situated near Forest li Ell
u Park. is9 N 9 S$ IS. u, 4,
Fl. IA. NIcCnrdy will sell on 4 hursda!
at clock the frame dwelling, NO. sl'
North Fourth Street..
On Tuesday, at 1880 P. NJ, J. d Carnea
4 and Son will sell the comparatively new
dwelling. No. 5o4 West Marshall Street.
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BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auctionecr.

ae S4i.lltA.
G Took AND 3 FIXTURES or BAR
- ROOM 3E2 AND Is RESTAURANT AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant 10 aEdecrce OF the District
Court Of the United States for the East
.ern District OF Virginia, entered on the
81 day OF March, 1896, In thc, matter OF
Hulcher and Perkinson. bankrupts, the
undersigned receiver Will sell 1T public
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH s, 1905,
lat 10 O'Clock a. 81, the entire stock OF
Hulcher and psrknson. situated ct s no.
4o2 East Broad Street. RICHMOND, va.
This stock consists Of Cigars, Chewing;
Tobacco, Cigarettes, Whiskics Assorted
Wines, Champagne, ntc., ETC.; also an
.unususlly fine lof Of Bar-r9om and Res
taurant Fixtures, such ~ Electric rams.
Wall Cases, extra large number of
Chairs, Oyster Counters, SilYerWare, leo
Boxes Cash Register. Swinging Street
Lamps, G.eam Table. lunch Counter and
Utensils, Marble-'rop Tables, Oak Dining
room Tables, Iron Safe. an extra fine
Front and Rear Bar. Oyster Steamer
large lot Of Cfockery, Kitchen Utensils,
large Cooking Range, Carpets; I.nolenm,
Plat-TDp Desks. also lot of Furniture
! and Pipe Organ on gecoHd moor, used as
( Il IodEc-rGom.
4 TERMS: Cash,
6. *, POLLOCK,
JOHN HOWARD, JR., d
RECEIVERS In Bankruptcy for ilulcher.nnd
Parkinson.
4 o. g 9
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Brass Bed, Hand so1lle F 8
/ ture, Old Original Y. Antique J.
furniture, Mating, : PIC a
lures, Mirrors, Table i'
ware 3 ably Car Car
1r,iiages, Stoves, : ETC. 81
I. ,Att Auction

+ viii sell at my new warerno'to,manss ms. ~
Broad street oNDA y, Marenl x Kit IO Brass
1SS I'D Brasslrriinmed Iron lsed y,
1 Walnti chamber s,itt, ) Oak an Iot.,., 1,
chamber suits With 1Var ,h, , g ma,e.l
, rohns ,nlt and Walnut sdebonrds, Q VAR
tered Oak China Closets. Dining T ,nl,s
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, g lnsswarc. I o. 81
Sets Aantel cloels ChSlrrSs e l5o4k a 10
Rolls New Mating, hnndsoome} Man C
Mirrors, Pictures, 100 Cane-seat g ;h, r,
Rockers, Tables odd Y Bureau, ), t,t,e
stands several Old or1slnai Il, Ml,tiu ny
6thers. Bnby Carriages Co Carts. Chile 5 s
High Chairs, Rockers and others. 3 goao osi
Cooking stoves Kitchen Furniture, e rl,,
also a lot of other goo,d.s 700
to mention. Ladies SinYit ed. s.5 &.
l;55 GEO. W. OLIVER Auctioneelr'..E
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

Geo. ". Oliver, Auctioneer.
90 Broad Street. between First Street and
Brook Avenue. X Phone ASH.
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Lots, here, there and everywhere We
have them; Lee District, suburban. a few
central. East End ana Falrmount' \, Sec
us and save money. is 3a]
Z mar sit. .#BOYVI15 q SON.
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jisg BY II. "A, NIcCurdy.
Real Estate Aucttoneer.
- OF FRAME DWELLING
No. $40 N. Fourth Street,
BETWEEN tDUYAL AND BAKER SITS.

Pursuant to a decree of Richmond
'Chancery Court, entered February s, 1905
in the suit of Evelna Smith vs.. Brown
ct ais, The undersigned. appointed special
commissioners l.lereby,awill offer for sale,
upon tho premises, ION
THURSDAY, oTH DAY OF MARCH, 1905,
at 8 q clock r. M, subject TO the 5connrma-
ton Of the court, the above mentioned
realty, consisting of q two-story frame
inches and running back 122 feet to an
alley.
purchaser to give negotiable notes at six
and twelve months with interest from
day Of sale ;8or all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser. . Z. - q, !, -,
ISAAC DIGGS,
AZ Special Commissioners
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ToEK AND FIXTURES VI or BAR
- ROOM AND As RESTAURANT AL
F;TBLIC AUCTION,
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ss III IlRls Is "a a. pEsII 3Lli
resl denca In frs class Bc0nd X l0ni rem Ing
4 IA GOOD tenai, q M long and Ig fo3 SIS
ssiicr mon II prl ce4 81 200
u. III ZHINl
a ont III gnd Ban
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Handsome Furniture, Rub.
Der Tire Rlrlabout, Trunks
with Contents, Etc. at

TOMORROW i(NToNDAY) MORNING.
4 MARCH 9TH, All 1880 CLOCK,
We will sell ut our aHction Warero q
Rubber-TIre Runabout, nearly new; 5
51'immedlately following will sell III snles--,
room a large lot of handsome furniture;
consist ting OF two q. S2''nrteefretp
handsome Walnut and Quartz cred Oak
Bedroom Suits, good Parlor4 Suits, Iron
Beds, First-Cnss Hair al q ttrcsses, num-
Der Of Cane Seat II Chairs III chen y cup
board, Extension Table, Odd Bedsteads,5
Walnut Chld's Beds and Mattress. Feath-
er Bed Oak Chifroniers, Walnut Folding
Bed Tea Set Mirrors RUGS car q cts
SPECIAL.
Il At Ii 80 O'Clock will sell for whom 1t:
may concern. to satisfy a board bill, two
trunks with contents.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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SALES Monday.

BY Geo ". Oliver, Auctttoofeet'1r' y,
GO Broad Street between First u4tu
if Brook Avenue. Phone d5Sl Il. u M
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AUCTION SALE
OF a 35
Stock General Nero handise
TO THE
Trade by Direction Of
Receiver.

I will sell tuesday,, March Z, at 1920
A. Nj. at my auction warerooms Second
floor, % Broad Street. general assort-
ment Of Men and Boys Clothing Gents
Iurnish ings, several Cases of Shoes, Rub
Cases. j Outdoor Show Case. ! large
6 lass Front Wall Case and Shelving, and
numerous other articles. Terms cash.
49, GEO. ". OLIVER, Auctioneer,
% Broad Street.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
SALE.

VALUABI10 EAltNl ~ y 4ltIyF tIh.SJ NM.
9TH j i KsS VA
snEslS, S M1Ea6Ns RTaatEs fpEgMy
$}|ss56SHR SBR'
Tor the purpose OF q dividing and se. y.
ttlingspl of Christop
5decensed, the Undersigned Will sen i, "a !.
public auction ON the prenlis j, n l I,
Laurel Station, on. tho r., y. q . ~ ~
s'll55iIVDDNBsDAY, g. MARC CIT 3, 1926, ".
commencing at 10 o. cock n ~
lowing property to-wit: the rs w !, es
tate of which Christopher Boil on, d t
possessed, containing about ~ so e ny ~ q,
.dred and eiglty-one acres, toget her VII y
the buildings and Improves lents 81 here :,
being the residence and farm, 81 % g
late Christopher 3o ton; also all house Il
boil Kitchen furniture and a. Per-
sonal property OF whlc Chrlstopilclli
Bolton died possessed. !. III. u,
rEISNfS: Cash as to the pei soma pto,p-
serty; 5and as to the real estate one,
fourth cash. bnlance in II one Y two 4 anu
three years; : deferred nyments@ 20 .,
evidenced by no tee 4 With interest addeu
and secured bN$t trust deed + on the prop-
uerty, or I'LL cash /, Mt option OF purc CHASER
A 1Li4 8 sAlsE' ~ Bp q 1,1s s
E} III ;it 39 81 ii B IE1'TI u &STIIPPARD.8 iS
M III IA. G iii b BOLTON, "a
II t 35 XII u u BsS LOUISE II O11HN s, N S
Heirs at lave C. Boil ton, ecenseul.
49 Notes.-The 4 land will be ffercd q aa g
whole and then divided into tracts ana
offered, and will BIO sold for the largest 'e!s
af fsb Ssemarn i,s,sa sa..s
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RAILWAY.
In execution of a deed Of trust, dated
May Is, 1888, and recorded In the Clerks
Office or Chesterfield County Court,a3in
Vol. 81, page :s3G, ] will, at the request 81
the beneficiary, there having been defpult
in the payment Of n portion OF the Gect
premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
March, 1906, at - o'clock NJ, the property
above referred t. situated on. the, south
side OF Westham or River Road, just
west Of Rcedy Creek and containing
about thirteen acres.
The dwelling house on this property s 1
large and unusually handsome one, and
contains most OF tho modern conven.
iences such as water, baLns, &C., and
the ohtbulldIngs are sufficient In number
and character for the convenient use OF
tho property rs Il
With n nnc shady lawn and Its hand
Its east Forest Fiji Park across the road
on It's 'front.' and several al traotiye villas
Just beyond on the west, this properly
possesses ms many attractions Tor the
I home seeker as any suburban properly
In the neighborhOod OF Richmond.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the ex-
penses Of executing the trust and 10 dis
charge note OF 5000, with Interest
thereon from April !, 1908, and the residue
OF the purchase money Ia to be paid at
such time and secured in such manner
AZ the grantors In said deed may direct
q. H. CHRISTIAN.
Substituted Trustee,
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Geo. wv. Mayo, Auctioneer,
ITO N. Seventh Street.
Il WILL SELL AT MY eA ,i}
I HOUSE, NO lilo NORTH SEVENTH q ic'l' r


i HOUSE. NO ITO NORTH SEVENTH M. =
(Nfonday) MORNING,
AT 4 O:sO o'Cl oclz, 3
ONE DAYTON WAGON LARGE Al w IL
.I,1SER,S5 157 OUTSIDE 8sjs SHOW I. CASE q =.
nANpsoAIE ANT15L, M1R & pEs o obb
sSITP EAITS, -TyVASHSTANDSs AND BED.
sTEAps. THRED 4 va Z, 81, g ~, g 9
WHEELS, LOT OF, WAGON. SP ;tSI NJ :,
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.M AIIiN GS,}
o 81 WARDRoBEs. EBONY, I, rP1 Y 3, Is
BOOK CASES. FOLDING beds PSI, C Z M
PETS. DRUG GETS, ENAN!EI.ED xa az,
GRASS BEDSTEADs, F7OLDING. !, C0Ms:.
q g @ sToyEs IF PA RI ,s sGldf;
sCHAIRS, SEWING MACHINES, CANE
SEAT DINING CHA1Rs..!ARGE Arm 4FsHl Z
ROCKERS. HALL RACKS, -R !,lJ z
TOE DESKS, sayYALNUT{ CRADLES! ~ s,
.FICE CHAIRS, HAIR zAI4ArTRESSES,
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES r. LES HOS
TER " BLANKETS, QUITS, ETC.
FEC. NV. MAYO, Auct loneer..
. D. c.. Buford, Mana ger and Salesman les nan
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

n RUsTEE'Sf SALE OF A N1AGNIFI-
~ CENT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
GROUNDS, &C., OPPOSITE 9 FORES'r
HILL PARK, AND ON THE ELECTRIC
RAILWAY. ftS Sttif5 e.3y &sa9
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ll5S5 By he y Valentine Auction Co.,
61S East Broad Street,
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The bond required OF the Special Com
missoncrs by the above decree has been
duly given. . ~ I. !. = x !. . s, l4t !,
I'LL TeSte: CtlAS. q sAGlLl1E,,. f
Nch 4-tds IL 5S Clerks u
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-01-27
% Aor Suppress cesEa.

Wien yoz have = coCgn % EgC ~
- suppress Il ol1- -eDOTe Che caE-e
Tns co1g2 = OILY = symptom q -o1ze
disease, AID c1e dz-eaze = wEz- goo
-.-oziG care then ne csEga Vii
sop u I--eL: T11 -C-- cOuuCC
ceG-e u coughing = = coid- Azo-
dynes vii promptly sEppress lie
congh- ard preparations containing
cch!orofO-ra, opium. etc. are E-ed
for that purpose bat they do Tot
cure rhe cold Chamberlain. Cough
Remedy n che other hand does not
suppress the cough but relieves il By
removing from the throat and lungs
the MUCOUS which of-ErucreG the
breathing and aIlaying Cne irritation
and tickling IN the throat Il also
opens the secretion. and efHect1aIIy
and permanently cures the cold a.
well A. cough For sale By the An
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Nos 60 Avoid Pseumoni,.

We have never heard OF q single
instance of cold resulting in pheu-
monia or other lung trouble when
Foley's Honey and Tar has been
taken. 1t not only stops the cough,
but heals and strengthens the lungs.
Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and
refuse any substitute offered. DR.. j.
C. Bishop of Agnew, Mich, writes:
~ have used Foley and Tar in three
very severe cases OF pneumonia,
with good results in every case.n
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