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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Get Our Rent List.
ALL KINDS OF HOUSES.
j Thompson Brown & Co.
PRIVATE SALES.
FOR sALH AT DESIGN, VA?
Valuable Real Estate and Personal
Property for Sale Privately.


Having decided to move to q city and /
engage ina certain limo OF business. T.
offer for salo privately all Of my entire
real estate and personal property It Do
sign, Va. also sevcralEhouses and lots In
and around Danyille, va.The property a
Design consists Of So acres Of highly i'm
proved land. fronting on the east and K
west sides of tho Franklin Turnpike. The
dwelling Il now occupy Is two-story
with rooms two large halls, front and
back .porches newly repaired and painted
this last spring. Two large store houses
joining each other, 3OxG0 feet each with 9
nice two-story dwelling intrcar.
Two stables, one very large with wa on
and buggy house combined; ono storage
house for farming tools and machinery
Two cabins for renters or hands. a
Blacksmith shop, two wells Of good va
ter, a fine orchard. and q stock OF gen X
eral merchandise, good will ctc.5 st
Design is situated twofmiles from Dan
Vile, Va, and Is considered among tho
best country store stands in this section.
Telephone and daily mail Ss3 85
Adjoining lands for farming purposes
can DO secured at reasonable prices. In
addition for a splendid stand for gene.
raj country storc,s4t the property is wei
adapted and conveniently located for mar
ket gardening or dnirying. tlstnnlisneo
business, good neighbofhood, convenient
fords an exceptional opportunity Tor q
progressive business man to buy good
home and engage in @ profitable business
from the start. - II
4, 81 CIV. CIIIsIOL LIN.
3g6 5 75 Design, Va.
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BY Geo. W. Mayo .Auctionecr.
SIXTY BARRELS OF
PICKLES AND VINEGAR
AT Public Auction

I1ufsnant q 4 decree Of tie DistrIct
Court Of the United states for the east
ern District Of Virginia, entered on tho
OF A. y. Dckerson, the undersigned re-
ceiyGr viii sell III public auction on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1905,
commencing at 1920 clock, the stock
of a. ~. Dickcrson, stored III, the rear Of
5i5 North Th!ra Street, This stock con-
sists Of Sixty teol Barrels.of Pickles and
Vinegar or various kinds,
Z TERMS: Cash, j. Ba GAYLE,
Receiver In Bankruptcy tor ? ~. ,rack-
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BY direction OF parties IN interest,
viii, Oh TUESDAY, February Il. 1906 90. at
magnificent business property. known
as the Talbot Machine Works fr r3 NJ n
2sst and seventeenth Streets 81 +
MT will be first offered In four parcels,
inSorder following; and then offered as q
Lot i Commences ut theS Western
boundary or tho property and runs east
1oS 1-2 feet, and extends back between If
regular lines about s27 feet e DOCK Street
Railway. faF In this lot is included q lot
fronting q feet on Dock Street, which OK.
tends bnct TO n point about 200 fee, and Y
S separated from the main portion by the nc
wny between thcstwo. On this parcel Is
tho three story brick building formerly
occupied rs tho office. tho large brick
foundry building ls5 fist 70 ,f'eheg ey,
Lot No. 2. Front So IL feet on Cary
Street, and extends back 100 feet which
Is entirely covered BY q brick building. to
which IS the Southern Railway track. IN !.
Lot No g. Fronts az feet 6 INCHES and
extends back 100 feet, to said alley, and,
with exception Of small court r. !, a is
Z Lot No, "A, (which is at the corner OF
Seventeenth Street, fronts 81 tfeetion Gary
Street and also extends BACK 70 Inc atiey'
The property has been snbIdiyi .,5 L., ae !
manner which will entail the least eX-
pense in making each division complete
in Itself. RI Two OF these parcels can, With
very small outlay BIO made excellent
plants for light Misunderstanding, and must
be seen from the Inside to. be appreciated;
The top floors are maEnincentlyi, lighted
and quite strong enough for light ma ma
chincry. III I,
1cct 10 occasional overhows, he records
Of which can be had on appieato1, TO 70 me me.
5ferent cross walls, measurements &c, Of
each parcel by which map the. the ;l OTIS s VII
be sold. III ia ltsi: @iss&5 4 Y, IS, III !.
inspection Of the property is Invited.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance At
6, ~, IS and "a months, with . per cent;
interest added. and secured BY. trust deed,
or more or all cash. at option: Of purcha SCI,
f. A.SCATLIN,t Auctioneer.
Jan "a ,2G,2o: feb 1,35,SH, IA 49, II. IS, 1921 @
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will have for next Wednesdays sale, Feb
r,iary. 22d, 300 Horses and Mules The horses
are OF good kind They consist OF some Of
the best Southern Chunks you have seen. also
heavy draft, drivers and general purpose
horses. Also some extra good, pairs that are
good. 5i4s5l AZ S35,, 4as3 \
Tho mules run In sizo "A IL to 16 hands
high, with good quality
/: in need. be with us. as we have the
stock and n good kind, and they Will DO sold
next Wednesday, as Wa need:the room for next
weeks arrivals DO. with smc US you can
get any kind you desire for your trade or your
own use 9,F4f ~ t.s N VI .3
Will be glad to have you with us.
JOS. 2LASlTTER. IS
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BY The Valentine Auction CO..
els East Broad Street.

Standing Desk, Office Partitions nnd
Wire Screens, BEDROOM, Parior I.
Dining Room, Hall and Kitchen Kitchen
Furniture, Etc, ut Auction, To- To-
@ MORROW (NIonday) MORNING. n
February Goth, commencing 1920 $3.50
O'Clock,
We wi Il sell at our salesrooms,.. No. 6lS
East n Broad Street. 3 Walnut Standing
Desks, Il lot of Office Partitions WIN
Wire Railing and Screens, handsome. Par -
Tor Suits, very good Oak. and Wa am
Bed-r room Suits Dining Tables nnd Sldc-a
boards, Dining Chairs, Hair Mattresses;
Bool, Cases Odd Drcssers, Drop Head
.SingeE Sewing Machine. fine Parlor p AZ
ing stove, Bicycles, Hat Racks, Organ
Refrigeration, Carpets, Rugs Rockers,
Pictures, Bedding, Bed Springs, WARD.
robes and other Furniture &C. al o.
which is exceptionally good and must DC
sold to satisfy storage claims and oth asr
The dealers and others desiring bar
gains In Furniture are requested TO at
'e''u' TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co, 4
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HOTELS.
YE'NI''DO|'|MI'E !. HOTEL 4. !
BROADWAY AND .FORTY-FIRST,
!. NEW YORK. .5l.

Located liz the shopping and theatrical
districts. only one block from subWa,
and elevated roads, Broadway cars pass
the door, Telephone n every room; ;
a5D rooms, 200 with bath; unexcelled
CUISINE. moderate rates, M. ]. Craw-
ford, formerly OF the Marlborough Hotel.
In charge Of Office @
T.. 4, TODD. Proprietor,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
virginia Baptlst conferenee.

Charlottesville Va, Nov i0.-Bap
lists from all parts Of tho state are
assembled here In large numbers Ia
attend tho send annual conference Of
tho Baptist General Association OF
Virginia, which opens its session here
this evening The sessions viii be held
az tho First Baptist church, where tho
conference viii be opened this evening
by President W. W. Moaett. The Rev.
y. l.. Rossen win deliver the opening
sermon. J. b. TuFpin viii deliver the
address OF welcome, and A. r. VII.
liams viii deliver tho response. The
conference viii remain IN session until
Monday evening.
The question Of education and the
establishment Of a female school by
the church In the central portion Of
the state viii be one Of the most i'm.
poFtant matters that win be consider
ed by the conference Many distin.
guished ministers and laymen OF the
church are in attendance and many Of
them viii address the conference.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
EASY MONEY
CARRIES CURSE

work. I told them could make that
in day. / did not realize that most
Of them we're laying 90 week, or
maybe s1O, in bank, while was gamb-
ling away my money. wasn't ex-
travaeant. I didn't spend any great
amounts on clothes or on food. I spent
lot for drink, although not a heavy
drinker myself.
AZ the end Of four years had moth,
ing. Then one Of my friends, who had
been working for s2O week, came TO
me with a business proposition. He
had 1890 and wanted me to put in
$1,000 and start in business. didnt
have the money. Today he is worth
$4,000 at least, and am working FOR
els a week, and working hard.
II took me almost twelve years 20
realize that easy money wasn't worth
getting. I spent II az fast as Il came
and got no material good out Of TT
I got a political Job and held that for
few years, II was more "casy mon.
ey." But there also spent Il AZ fast
as the money came In.
Brought 30 Senses by Marriage.
Then the thing happened 10 me that
ought TO happen 70 every man. I met
the right girl. wanted TO get mar.
ried. Then I suddenly realized that
] had wrecked my chances in life. I
eouldn'i ask her 70 marry me. simple
pirate and parasite. hadn't saved
anything.
rhon looked around FOR work. The
" "frienda" 7 had made By spending
my money passed me up. vas
mo good" "grouch, +" and would.
MT stand for a touch. -
I went 20 work for si5 a week. 7
have had a raise since then. Also
have married the girl We are doing
pretty well on els a week and / am
glad threw away the easy money.
Ny punishment lies In the fact that
wasted nearly twelve years Of nv
hfe. don't regret the money I wast.
"a out these twelve years mean a lot
threw away that much q my life
groping after "easy money! nnd.
frankly, n Il hadu't been for tho eirl
would have thrown away my whole
life. II ! had there would have been
4 big funeral and lot Of fellows would
'ay' "He was a good fellow. 10 let
mo have eco once when I needed a. -
Now they viii say, "Ho used 20 be a
good fellow, but he turned Crouch. ~
sam Francisco Chronicle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

Copenhagen, Nov. lo,-in honor Of
his 4end anniversary Of King Chris
tiah's accession 10 tho throne fstos
were held yesterday and today all
through Denmark. Everywhere the
population made the greatest efforts
10 honor the aged and greatly beloved
ruler. Tho hing, who 10 stili in OK
eellent health, considering his SO
years as usual, spent the day al his
royal seat, Fredenborg Castle. Many
thousands Of people marched 20 tho
castle, aud surrounding II on all sides,
eheeFed the king, until he showed
himself on tho balcony, and thanked
his people for tho demonstration OF
their loyalty.
Thousands Of letters and kilograms
containing congratulations, arrived
from all parts OF the world, and many
valuable presents came from the other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
End Of ,ha old Honman Hon,e.

Now York, Nov. i6-Tbe Hoffman
House. one Of the oldest and most
famous hotels Of this city, IL doomed.
II IL 70 be torn down to be replaced
by a new and modern structure. The
plans for tho now building, which
win be erected upon The site Of tho
hotel. on tho corner Of Broadway and
rwcniy-hfth streets have already
been hled with tho building depart.
mont The demolition Of the old hotel
viii be begun on March Of next year.
Tho new building will be 10 stories
high, will be built Of brick with a
decorative facade Of limestone and
brick, and viii cost 100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

welcomed on behalf Of the business
men by d. A. Lusher, on behalf Of the
churches by Rov. 8. l.. Jones, on behalf
Of the press by @. n. Love, on behalf
Of the physicians by Dr. B y. Ramsey,
on behalf Of the educators by tho Rev.
d. A. Scott, and on behalf Of the fra.
tornitios by J. ID. Ryan. Responses
were made by l.. y. Lyons Of Austin,
the Row A. r. origgu, Dallas, Theo.
dorc Baughman, vietoriaj Dr. q. 8.
storons, San Antonia; The Rev w. J.
Laws, and tho Rev. y. w. Bledsoe,
Marshall. This evening there viii be
a large meeting At Trinity N. \.
church, when various subjects, touch
Ing upon the social, economical and 70.
ligious sides Of tho negro question win
DO considered and discussed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
GOOD
ROADS
MEETING
Program for the Convention
TO Be Held at COrVal-
lis Nov. % TO %

Secretary II. B. Thielson Of the Or
egon Good Roads association has an
nounced the following program for tn,
convention to be held at Corvallis No
vembcr % to "a.
Wednesday, November %, at 1880 p
M. the convention will be called to or
der by the president and addresses Of
welcome win be made by Thomas M
Catch, president Oregon Agricultural
college; A. J. johnson mayor Of Cor.
wallis; B. W. johnson, president citizens
league, and Virgil Z. Waters, county
judge, Benton county.
"Response and Review Of Work Of
Past Year" will be made by John II.
Scott, president Of the Oregon Good
Roads association.
"Good Roads Bring Homoseekers, -
will be the topic Of Tom Richardson,
manager Of tho Portland Commercial
club followed by "Roads 20 Rabbit.
ville," by A. Bennett, editor 1rrigon
1rrigator.
Tho evening session will convene at
p. m. with an address. "How to Get
Better Roads In the Meantime" by
T. T. Gcor, ex-governor Of Oregon, fol
lowed by James u. Moikle, secretary
Washington Good Roads association.
"Couvict Labor on Public Roads" will
come up NEXT by Lionel n. Webster,
county Judge Of Mulinomah county.
"Good Roads a Factor In Progressive
Agriculture" viii follow, BY James
Withyeombe, director Of the expert.
mcnt station, Oregon agricultural col.
lege, followed by adjournment until
The evening session.
Thursday tho meeting will open with
an address. ''The Country Road ~
Feeder FOR tho Common Carriers
Routes Of Transportation by Isaac
A, Manning, managing editor Daily
"How Much Can We AZ.
ford 20 Spend 20 Improve Our Couh-
Try Roadsi" by Henry u. Thielson,
O. p, secretary Oregon Good Roads 40,
ISOLATION, and Advantages Of the
District Special Road Tax" By Cur.
Die J. Trenehard, county judge Clatsop |
county will follow. W. y. Conan,
general freight agent Of the Southern
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

Pacific company, will make an address.
"The Road to Market Begins at the
Farm" by John H. Albert, president
Capital National bank, will then be
the topic.
The afternoon session begins with
an address, Crock characteristics. -
by John Fulton, metallurgist Oregon
agricultural college. 'The Care Of the
Roads," by Virgil Il. Waters. county
judge Benton county, follows. "what
the King Split Log Drag Is, and What
It Will Do for Dirt Roads," by John
II. Scott, president Oregon Good
Roads association, and Necessity Of
System in Making and Maintaining
Dirt Roads" by Thomas +. Ryan,
county Judge Of Claekamas county.
come next. "some Suggestions for the
Improvement Of the Public Highway. -
by Gordon d. SHELTON, G. E., Oregon
agricultural college.
AZ 3 p. m. an address "Good Roads
az a Factor Ia State Development, -
by George r. Chamberlain, governor
Of Oregon, and "The Training Of Road
Builders" by p. l.. Campbell presi.
dent Of the University Of Oregon. will
be heard. 'The Right Of wayn by
T. g. HALEY, Of Pendleton, Oregon,
and an address by Paul shoup, assist.
ant general freight agent Of the
Southern Pacific company, closes the
days session.
Friday-Receiving reports Of com.
election Of officers and gencr.
al discussion.
Delegates should not forget 20 have
The secretary sign their certificates
them TO obtain transporta
ion at reduced rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
Costly nnor an Pnckinr.

On ono occasion Chicago house
ahiped a dozen crooks 10 Mexico, tho
crooks having cheap gilded rim
around them. The coat Of tho goods
In Chicago was IS. But IN the ship.
ment no regard was paid 20 the crock.
cry gliding and the declaration showed
preserves" instead Of tho apple but.
ter that Il really was The result was
that the goods cost the Mexican Gus
toner $50 In fines and rcd tape rout-
Inc besides killing the houses pros.
poets In that town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

European rulers. In the afternoon The
king received the members Of the di
plomatic corps and the members Of
the cabinet.
Copenhagen and all other cities Of
Denmark, were profusely decorated in
honor Of the anniversary and brill
liantly illuminated in the evening,
There were professions and banquets,
az we'll as other civic celebrations In
honor Of the day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
Preparing for Development convcn.
ton.

Winchester, Ky Nov. io.-Two
highly important meetings are held
today, tho meeting Of the executive
committee Of tho State Development
Convention and tho State Revenue and
Taxation Committee Of the General
Assembly. Tho executive committee
Of tho state Development meets horo
today 10 consider the plans FOR tho next
annual convention. which will be- held
here next year Both committees arc
tho guests Of the Winchester CONNER.
eial Club, and this evening tho latter
club will entertain tho committees AZ
a banquet, 10 which Representatives Of
tho Padueah Commercial Club and Of
tho owensboro Business Mons Aaao.
citation have also been invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
Laying Cornerstone Of Mckinley Mon

Laying Cornerstone Of Mckinley Mon
ument.
Canton, o.. Nov. 16.-There was no
extensive demonstration when the cor.
nerstors Of the Mckinley monument
was laid here this forenoon, at II
o 'clock. At the appointed time the
trustees Of the Mckinley Monument
Association, members Of the local
Grand Army posts and a number Of
citizens assembled upon the site Of the
monument and Justice Day, the presi-
dent Of the association, laid the cor
nerstone with appropriate ceremonies.
lie also delivered a short address. The
formal celebration will take place when
the monument is dedicated. 10 is ex-
pected that President Roosevelt win
then be present and deliver the prin.
cipal address. Among those present at
the laying Of the cornerstone today
were Governor Tterrick and several
other high state officials. Vice Presi.
dent Fairbanks was invited, but was
prevented from attending the ceremony
The date for the dedication Of the
monument has not yet been definitely
fixed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
wm oonsidsr ths Nsgro ousstion.

Houston, Tex, Nov, l6-The fourth
annual session Of the Texas Negro
Convention opened at noon al United
Brotherhood Hall in this city for a
two days session. Several hundred
delegates were present, They were
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

THE FARMER REAPs what he has pre-
viously sowed. The human body reaps
likewise the natural crop Of weakness,
pain and death n the seeds OF disease
have been sOwn by bad habits Of careless
moss In eating, sleeping and exercising.
KEEP WELL ~ YOU CAN and when you
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stimulate but gently quicken the action
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Natures laboratory furnishes the follow
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cOvery. Golden Seal root, Queens root,
Stone root, Black Cherrybark, BlOodroOt
and Mandrake root.
III In doubt as 10 your trouble or need.
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charge, DIR. r. v. Pierce, chief consulting
physician 10 the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. ". All
letters are considered confidential and
answers bearing correct medical advice
returned In securely sealed envelopes.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
Y. J. LEHMAN

e.-A ana doors. An kinds 81 hons.
nlllhine 'Phone ls1 black. Also tvo
doors OF warehouse Tor rsnt: s,evsI,.'
40" switching facilities
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

There's no beauty In all the land
That can with her face compare,
Her lips are red, her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at
night.
DR.. stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

Obstinate constipation, indigestion.
aud stomach disorders arc permanently
aud positively cured by taking Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. S5 cents,
Tea or Tablets DR.. stones Drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

Comes with November, and We have
some fine specimens Of choice pork,
hams bacon and pork products OF all
Kinds, that win be toothsome these cold
mornings with your buekwheat cakes
Delicious fresh hams. shoulders and
loins, for roasting will prove a treat
Tor Thanksgiving We viii have cute
little sucking pigs for roasting, juicy,
luscious aud tender
Il. o. CROSS,
State Street Market. Phone POI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home

why Suffer Agony Any Longer When
You Can Get Quick. sure cure
Tor Your Piles BY simply send
ing Your Name and Address
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-16

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