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Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

PeIuna is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Letters of cong sratnla- ton and concentration tesuiving to ihe merits of Pernna as catar7h ram edy are pouring in from every state in the Union.
 Dr. Hartman is receiving hurdrcda oi such lettera daily. All classes &rite these letters, from the highest to tie lowest.
 The outdoor lnbcrer. the indoor ar tisan, the clerk, tse ed itor, tue state7- man, the preacher-ai arree that Pe- Iuna is the catarrh remedy of tie age.
 Tue stage and iosttuG, recognizing catarrh as their greatest cneIny, are es- perially enthusiastic in their pralse and te.timouy.
 Any man who wishes perfect health mu-, he entirely free from caiarrh. Catalrh is well nigh universai; almost omn!present.
 rrruna is the only absolute safeguard known. 4 cod IS the hennaihg ,' c4- tarrh, To prevent oold-, to cure colGe, is tu cheat ra airh of iis victims
 PerurA not only cures catarrh, but prevents ii. Every household shoald be supplied with lhis great remedy for coughs. colds alid 0 fertn.
 The cX-go7erDur n. Oreg n + ai ard- ent sdnHef oi PerUua. He keeps il cnntinr,a l,- r, tia !, tgea
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
Seventy-five Years Ago.

Trafalgar Square. London. was be- gun.
 The Emperor of Austria presented d magnificent service of porcelain to the Pasha of Egypt
 Francis Scott Key, made all eloquent address before the African Coloniza- ton Society, which met in Philadel- phia.
 Two large mirrors arrived at Phila. delphia from France for the east room of the White House al Washington.
 A steam vessel made it's first voyage from Dublin to Bordeaux at the rate of ten miles per hour.
 Provision was made for the free navigation of the River Rhine, Ger many.
 Angola, a Portuguese settlement in Africa revolted against Don Miguel
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
fifty Years Ago.

The royal Danish railroad was open ed by the King.
 Two additional asteriods were dis covered by NJ. M. Goldschmidt and Ohacerman in Paris and named Poly monia and Pomana-
 The famous charge of the light brigade" took place at Balaklava.
 The American clipper Lightning ar rived at Liverpool, sixty-three days from Melbourne, Australia.
 Several attachments of British guards left London for the Crimea to fll up casualties caused by the battle of Alma
 The remains of the English explor- ing party under Sir John Franklin were discovered near Great Fish River Buck, in the Arctic Ocean.
 Pierre Soule, American minister to Spain, on landing at Calais from Eng land, was stopped by the French police and obliged to return to London.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

Narrow -Mindedness.-The man who thinks he Is too intellectual to believe in the fundamental doctrines of Chris ianlty and looks with kind of sym pathetic and paronizing gaze upon those who do believe in them Is nor hereby giving evidence of intellectual ity. but rather of wmlndeiness- Rev. J. B. Markward, Lutheran. Pitts burg. Pa
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
Thirty Years Ago.

General Frederick Dent Grant and Ida Marie Honore were married in Chicago
 A gale swept the northern coast of England. doing great damage to ship ping and costing many lives
 The Presbyterian synod of Illinois. north, sustained an appeal from the decision of the Chicago presbytery. which had acquitted Professor David Swing, and directed that the noted preachers name be erased from the roll of members.
 The Porte denied the joint request of Austria. Germany and Russia to make commercial treaties with Rou. mania.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

If you please, sirc well, Jim my? Me grandmother. sir--'' Aha, your grandmother, Go on, Jim my" Me grandmother and me moth CT" What and your mother. too l, Both very Ill, eh?' No, sir. Me grandmother an me mother are xoln' to the baseball game this afternoon an they want me to stay home an take care of me little brudder. r."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

In letter to The Peruns Medicine Co.,, he says:
 State of Oregon,
 Executive Department, The Perrna Medicine Co .Colimhus. Q. Dear Sirs-l have hat occasion to Use your peruna medicine in my fam fly for colds, and 1t proved to be an ex- ceiient remedy. have not had oc- casiOn to use ii for other ailments.
 Yours very truly
 W. M. LORD. It vii he noticed that the ex-govern. or says he has no had occasicn to use pernna for other ailments. The reas- on for this is, most other ailments be- gin with a cold.
 EainY Feruna to promptly cure colds, he 1rotects his family against other 
 This s exactly what every other fam ily ill he United States should do- keep Peruna in the honse Use it for coaehs, colds, a grippe and other eli matic affections cf winter, and there will he no other ailment in the house. >nch families should provide them- selves with copy of Dr Hartman's free book, entitled, "Chronic Iatarrh." ," Addiess Dr. ;. B. Hartman, Presi- ient of The Hartman Sanitarium, Co., ium5us, Ohio. All correspondence hpi si rirtlv con nfdpntiai
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
CREAMERY FOB SALE.

Creamery in good town on N P. R. R. About one acre ground. Two-story building. built two years ago Plant churn, vats. butter molder ice cream freezer, milk cans. Also feed mill. Out put some 10000 pounds butter per month. Good market. Cannot supply demand Nets big returns on price asked. S3.600. For details see ROBERT F. MAYNARD, 6l5 Bailey Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
Beware of Ointments for cstarrh that
 Contain Mercury

smell and comple iely derange the whole sys. tenn when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such articles sAould never be used except on prescsi ptlons iron reputable ply sicians, ss inc damag they will do is Iea ibid to the good you can possi y d. rive rom tken. Halls Catetrh Cure, n4anuiaetureQ ty r. !. Cheney O., Toledo. O., contains no 1T ertury, and Is ta&en internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sI-1Gces of the system. In buying Halls CGtarrh IIre be sure you ge t the genuine. It is aken internall5, , and maie in Toledo, Ohio, by r. ]. Cheney < Co. 1esu- moniais free.
 Sold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
 Hall $ Family Pills are the test.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
Mass.

= == Everything abont Peters shells is right From cap to ,bullet-Peters Cartridge Co. make everything i'll am munition and they make it better than anyone else-if you don use Peters shells perhaps you are ibetter shot than you think you are-Peters never
 miss if your aim is right-for Peters shells are absolutely dependable Ask your dealerifor them-all sorts of shells or,eyery use.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
Twenty feers Ago.

Seventy acres area in Carthage, N Y, was burned with property loss of nearly S1,OO0,oOO.
 Paris dispatches declared that France had declined a proposition from England to mediate in the Franco-Ch Chi- nese difficulty.
 The dry goods house of T. A. Chap man & Go. and the carpet house of Stark Bros, Milwaukee. Wis, burned with loss of $750.O00.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
TIMBER AND FARM LANDS.

2Se-2ere dairy farm for lease. one to ten years, one mile from R. R. $500 List ysur farms with me if you want to lease or sell. O. W. BROWN, i15 Paoike Block, Seattle.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

After daughters marry and leave home, they become so jealous that 1T the parents have a greater favor for one than the other. they have to put op gum shoes while they extend it
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

John" said stingy old hunk to his do you know how many pancakes have eaten fourteen" Well" said John. you count and I'll eat"
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

But have you any expectations, young man:" Of course have. Three rich girls want to marry me. but an going to give your girl the first chance ce"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

Freda-He claims to be related to you, and says he can prove it, Floyd Related to me? Why the mans fool. Freda-Of course; but that may
 be a mere coincidence.-iliustrated
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

The button trust is bankrupt. The button is small article, but it has destroyed the peace of many home, and 1t is only ripping as it has been sawo,i -paltimara Amaricnn
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

Fl0Ily SpTlngs, M-ss., MATCH 2, 1905.
 While building railroads in Tennessee some twelve years ago number Of hands coutrac;el fever and various forms of blood ani skin diseases. Icarried s. s. s. i1 my cotninissary and gave it to ;ny hands with most gratifying results. l Can recon- mend s. 6. & as the finest preparation for Malaria, cilills and fever, a well as all blood and skin diseases. ". I. MCGOWAN.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
Mean Many Thiups.

There are words in the Chinese Ian- guage which have as many as forty different mea ninGs.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

T just wisht wuz bigger said Mischieyous Willie Smart "lndeed:' asked bis mother How much big ger" 'Oh, just big enough to do all .tl- l .... hla t....i f..r .ini u I., p
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

TITO Permanently Cured. No tiIs or nerve dsness ftt0 after first days use of Dr Klne's Greg Nerve Restorer Send for Free S2 trial bottle and treatise
 Dr. R. E. Kline. Ltd o. Arch St. Philadelphia, Fs
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

Piso's Cure is good cough medicine. IL has cured coughs and colds fer forty years. At druggists, 25 cents.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
To Break ,r New sboes.

Always shake in Aliens Foot-Esse, a powder It cures chilbleins, damp, sweating, aching, swollen feet. Cures Corns and Bunions At all druggists and shoe stores, Pc. Don accept any substitute. Sam pie mailed FREL. Address Allen s. olmstead, LeRoy, Ny
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

Mothers will find Mrs Winslows's Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething period.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

suffered greatly from Boils, which would break out on different parts of my body. sew s. $. $. advertised and after usirg about three bottles I was cured, and for tie last three years have had no trouble whatever. i. ". ZEBER.
 2I7 Read St., Evans2illc, Ind.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

Ibegan using your s. s. s. probably ten years ago for Malaria and blood troubles, and it proved so good that have con tinued ever since using it as a family remedy. It i5 2 pleasure for TIC toreconl- mend $. S. S. for the benefit cf others who are needing q first rate blood purifier, tonic and cure for Mslar!a.
 Arkansas City, Ark. C. C. HEMINGWAY.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

Mrs. A. 2. Tait, Ladies Turkish Baths and Toilet Pariors. Newly equipped throuahuut Ladies from out of town taking this trer twent may remain all night free of charge 91oi5 2nd Ave- me Cup stairs). Seattle, wash.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
,:sMNs Yxmssa IHRNDNS TRRfE] |Ss ljFFEHs7Il
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Sorrow--All our work in life Is sane tiled by the sorrows and troubles chat overtake us-Blshop J. H. Van Buren. Episcopalian, San Juan, Porto Rico.
 Atfection.-A selfish, unloying wom- an Is an anomly in the social order. The ideal wife and mother will be af. fectiona te.--Rey. c. W. King. Metho dist, Scranton, Pa.
 Americans.-Wo do not want q na- ton within a nation; we do not want German Americans; nor Russian Amer jeans, but Americans.--Rev. c. NJ. Mel aon. Methodist, Providence, k. L
 True Self.-No man ever found his true self without at the same time ind. ing God; no man ever found God with out at the same time finding his true sef.-Rey. II. 5. Bradley, Methodist, Atlanta, Ga.
 Natures Laws-Natures laws are subseryient to man, but they require Divine Providence to maintain theb stability. And to him whom the laws of nature serve God extends His mercy and is his frienl-Rev. J. P. StoiIieB, Lutheran, Jersey City, \. J.
 A Heavenly Force.-The kingdom of heaven is essentially force. It is like heaven which, when hidden in the meal. works from particle to particle till It's qulckenlng power pervadeS the whole.-Rev. A. V. Raymond Congre- gationaIist, Schenectady, N. '. Uniopism.-All union men are not bad because one is. neither Is this so of ministers or capitalists. Appeals to prejudices develop selfish members and leaders as ready to sell out as the same sort of capitalists are 10 oppress.-Rey. c. F. Reiser, Methodist, Denver. Colo. Gresd--The man with the millions Is zrasping for more millions. and the men with the dollar is grasping for another dollar They tell us we must look out for No l. It Is wrong to look out for No. l at the expense of No. 2 and No. and so op.-Bishop Berry, Methodist, Anaconda, Mont. Profit and Loss.-1he average man of today ts crea ature of dollars and cents He sometimes has more dollars than sense. He is always calculating his chances of making money. and ey- cry other purpose in life is made sub servient to this one.-Rev. R. H. Saw yer. Disciple, Missoula, Mont science.-Conseiencs is not the voice of God in the soul but rather does 1t give the best judgment with the light that one has as to what he ought to do Ones conscience is near est right when the disciple leaves most in the truth and life of the Christ Rev. c. H. Phillips, Disciple, BraLdock. Pa.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

"Pa. what do they mean by the death rate?" That. my son. is the speed at which an automobile travels" Cleveland Lender
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
American Degeneracy.-When !

American Degeneracy.-When we consider the brave and noble visions that the pioneers cherished when they settled this country and then consider it now, with the silly heiresses marry ing empty titles and the siIy milton aires aping worn-out feudHl traditions, the prospect it disheartening--Rcv. H. s. Nash. Episeopa!ian, Cambridge. Mass
 Possibility of Development all our iuperfection we have this one divine heritage the possibility of in finite development. of limitless growth in any normal direction we may select The outcome depends apon the amount of force which we put Into our efforts. and not upon outside coalitions Key. V. H NeSbitt. Independent Tacoma. Wash.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
100 Doses
 For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be measured by two things--cost and effect. It cannot be measured by either alone. It is greatest in that medicine that does the most for the money-that radically and per manently cures at the least ex- pense. That medicine is
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05
Hoods C0rSdpdrilia

It p1rifies and enriches the blood, cures pimples, eczema and all eruptions, tired, languid feelings, loss of appetite and general debility.
 "I have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and found it reliable aRd giving perfect satisfac. tion. It takes away that tired feeling, gives energy and puts the blood in good condition.' Miss E7TlE CoLoNNE. 1885 10th Street, \. w., Washington. D. c.
 Moods Sarsapariiia promises te cure and keeps the promise.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-01-05

nemles. 1 have If the coast. and east aEl. them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
ADAMS PITCHES GOOD BALL.
Allowed No Hits in -Four In
rli,1gs and Struck Out
Eight Men.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
ii CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April 25.--f
Virginia turned the tables on Syracuse
to-day, winning easily by score OF Z
to 2. Harmon, who defeated Virginia on
yesterday. was again sent In TO do the
twirling for tho New Workers. For four.
innings he pitched in good form. but in.
the fifth began TO weaken. After clean
hits had been made by WIltc and Cra-5
craft Chandler sent to center field a.
long liner. which Ryan allowed to get
away from him. and all three runners
counted. In the sixth, with two out and
the bases full. Crncraft made an oppor-i
tune drive over second, scoring Council
and Daniel. Mason added another run
in the seventh. and Daniel tailed from
second on Sanford's errors in the eighth
Cole, who started In to twirl for Vlr-s
seven hitsr I'm Ave innings, the last being
home run drive by Burrell between
center md left. Adams. who succeeded
him IN the box, was in splendid trim
and allowed no hits of his delivery in
the remaining four innings. He retired
.eighl. on strikes and passed but one to
4 first. isfs
Chandler caught splendid game for
Virginia. keeping the runners glued to
the bases throughout. Cracraft fielded
sharply especially In the third inning,
when he cut off two runners at the homo
plate. after Wilbur and Burrell had
opened up with clean singles. Graham
soaked out a home run In the seventh
but fell down between second ana third
and only got triple Score:
" (STNyJ A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
SANTA CATALINA
Wins EXCELSIOR D, !. [ [. L i: |.|.
sPreen Finished First But Was as
Disqualified BY Stewards
for Fouling.
TWO JOCKEYS ARE ! 3 {. THROWN IL WI,
TWO Jockeys ARE THROWN
Kent Suspended for Remainder y:r
Of Meeting for Rough
Riding. slt
tpy Associated press.)

hASSAJclatcQ 1gedS'J
NEW YORK, April PIN the presence {. g,
az is. 900 nersons, the Aibemarle stables
Santa Catalina, at 8 to y In the betting,
won the IS, 900 Excelsior Handicap at
jamaica to-day, defeating a good field. rs,
Precn. an added starter. finished first,
hut was disqualified for fouling. JNckeys
Fulcrt and j. Kelly were throWn neaYl.y
to the ground as result. % Preeh
crowding, and were carried OIL the ltr raS
The foul occurred near tho finish. i. F sc'l
horses we're heads apart when i F'recn
closed in on 4 the outside and bore off
on the rail-, compelling all the boys 10
null Up. However, Witful, with FLYER up.
and Sir Brillar, with Kelly up, were
unable to avoid going down, Kelly rail-
ing on the finish line and Fuller faillng
u few Yards beyond the finish, ana re-
ceiying a bad cut on his Il leg. = ocKeS
Rent. who rode Prcen, was suspended 1or
the remainder OF the meeting for rough
riding. i 6
Summary. a$
First race-handicap. six furlongs-
New5York C. to p first. Toscan. q, 70 p
sccond. Trapper TO u third allyI Tine ne
4 10 3-5. 81 y, 4. - o,,tv
-yards-rha Gatdhy a. to ~ first, q cad ssI1
nance "a to. 81 second, Carbuncle 40 y
third. Time. :46. ]8 s y. n, q, ,35ii
, Third race-four and one-halfs furlongs-
inst rs 20 ~ flrst Anodync q5 to y sec
ond. Ereen Room % to 100 third bird TINE me
= Fourth race-The Excelsior Handicap;
mia and sixteenth-San.a Catalina
n 10 Is first, Rapid Water g TO =, - sec-
ond, sinister 90 tod third. ]. l:4e e.
All I no IN Is f,rst, Old England e TO- u
second s,. orfeo q to Is third. Time, :13 2yo.
Sixth race-four and one-half furlongs 3
clark Grialth C6 to s. first. Gold Badge
Ioto s. second. Chalfonte Goo to y sthird 81
Time, :55 1-5. =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
At Cumberland Park.

ts flsy Associated ir res :. $50 ,,h,aes
I, Sn.s Nice vas as good as SO to made
r nngrS race Of the last event at cumnerd;
land Park to-day Wei backed 9es el Eanne
1Iodaea favorite in5the Gerst stakes disap'
pointed large following summaries; = (,
First race-seyen furlonss-sea'p esons e Blue y
GrSs. Girl Is TO - third Time, rs 81: :,
Second half mleoss,sne'k1a ~, % r g (;
first, skeptical q TO y. second Le'a i3u'ts
Third race-the william Gerst selling stakes. taxes.
ono mile Garnish e TO u 1lrst, fs Saa'' !.
Hodge 5ts to 81 second. Miss Doyle 70 20 =
third Time. $40 IA. :, - Ioe
Fourth race-four and a half furlon saoon1
coyne Is to s. first Rubayat g e y secona'
y Ivast% raNce.fiye furlongs-Lady Savoy q 70
1o1 S' first Miss Gum l5 % y second. Matilda
t25 to y third Time, 7 :ol., ~ /, lee
fso to 1S.S first brooklyn 70 to 81 second
Hortesia Is to 81 third. Time. as l-2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
! BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

q oMM1ss1oNEFs sALE OF THAT
~ AND EftODuCTlVN
THIRD 81. RECT, NEAR
MAIN, KNOWN AS TIE "HENNING
FLATS, AT AUCTION.
In execution OF a decree OF the .Chancery
Court OF the city of 1i'chmond, ent cred
February 9th, 1905. in the suit Of Palmer,
ct ais. VS.. Munson, ct ais" Will sell by
puoTr H iufssSo A sis II g7TH isos,
at $3.50 O'clock r. Nj, the flats above re-
ferred to, known as No. 10 8. Third Street,
together with the lot upon which they
stand. fronting 45 feet inches, more or
less The house, built Of brick, Is In ex-
cellent condition. and consists of three
spacious and we'll ventilated flats. which
by reason Of its nearness to tho car lire
OF Main Street and the business and shop
ping centres OF the city, always commands
good tenants ut paying prices; and the
proper tyS can be confidently commended to
Investors as a good revenue producer.
TEftMS-O ne-th lrd cnsh, and the resi-
due at. Q, 10 aud 1B months for. notes, with
Interest added, and title retained; or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
- 5tl = 82 STUART BOWIE,
Special Commissioner.
Tho bond required OF the Special Com
missioner as per tho foregoing decree has
been duly given. C. o. SAVILLE
Adj 2-tds Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
IN IN<lS-4Ik3 kiA0 "
BY
GEORGE v. OLIVER,
Auctioneer,
oc Broad street, between First and Brook
Avenue. Phone ASH.
Sale Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
Pianos, Sewing Machines,
Furniture, Pictures, Mir
rors, Druggets, Mating,
Show Cases, &c.
Broad street, between First and Brook
Avenue, Phone 45SL.

will sell at my warerooms, 90 Broad
street, THIS DAY at 1870 A. NJ. l Upright
and Square Pianos, 1 5-picco Mahog-
anizcd, SILK Tapestry Upholstered Parlor
Suit; Centre Tables. Cobble Seat and other
Rockers, i Moquet and 1 Administer Drug
get, Drophead Sewing Machines, COM.
paratiyely new; 40 Choice pictures, Very
Handsome Mantel Mirrors. Is Oak and
Cherry Wardrobes, Brass-Trimmed iron
reau and 4 md, Oak and Walnut Bed
Room suits, so Wood Seat Chairs, Dining
Tables, Dining Chairs, 8 Oak and Walnut
Refrigerators,. 2 Oak Folding Beds Cherry
and other Hail Racks, Kitchen Furniture,
g. Burner insurance National Gaso!ene
stove and Ovon, Metal-F'rame show
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
DIED5IN 8ROWBOAT.
Philadelphia Athlete succumb's
r. Heart Disease,

pHI1,ApELpIIIA, Pa. April 25.-While
.o,,,,r' with a friend in a double working
boat re sehuykll yssterday a 4
~ he UnivcrsiyfBarge Club. residing
, at No. los Rex Avenue Chestnut Iill sudden.
~ collapsed and died in less than halt an
hg In the boat with him at the time was
Edward nj. Cheston. also n member OF the
Fargo Club. The unconscious man WAS hur.
riei TO the shore, I. put aleas on3 h'ss WY
Young HollingswQrth had been rowing Tor
about a smonth and was something GO. OF al an
nnte Al the time OF his collapse, his friends
say, he was rowing very moderately and was vas
not under any special strain. naa
end rowing beside was Coach James Dempsey,
instruct,ng him, as he was comparatyely
q reen man. ~ sif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
BY Richmond Auction Co.,
General Auctioneers
Plant and Machinery for
Light Furniture Manufac-
turing, Tools, Etc, Stock
Of Bamboo Furniture,
AT AUCTION,

BY direatlonof Harris 8 Harrison ,is, u, Yh }
Is retiring from business S. we WIZ sen ~
I, ), ER = yss AP r M isrh entire
nlant M n Whole IL satisfactory bidYis of
Lere ad not %t haGss M e sH Y
STOCK STOCK, ETC., embracing N part as follows;
nsrnea p pr Qvlta'u apssor ari4 Glitter
,bmatIun Gutter, with assorted Cutter
Hends for various class Of works nlsa l !asge
n q Electric Motor practically new; 20
feet Of shaftlng ytM DULLES g. and Lsa,nsf
sundry Tools connected With the plant;
stoves spee'9l GSs s aIso abo Mo io
pieces az Bamboo Furniture. viz; stands
fiook Shelves, Tables Easles, etc.: also
Lumber. Satisfactory arrangements;.G can
be made with owner for lease Of building
at very reasonable rent
TTlLfAIS OF Sal 4Ii--l,a sh,
RICHMOND AUCTION CO..
Geo IL Valentine. Auctloneer
sApl 8-ot ss3t.