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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

only the cry 81 starved nerves for
food.D The proper food for the t1erve3 !
Is good, 5rich, red blood The 0oldct,
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upon alcohol for d stimulating effect
II IL guaranteed to contain not particle
Of alcohol. It is safe for The most deli
cate system, as3itis al, lucrative extract
mad from roots and herbs. Although
we know the geri,ls Of coiisuulptiot, and I
grip are III he at we breathe Ii rooms,
Street cars, shops, In fact tcvcrywhere
vet scientists have not been able to fight 1
these bacteria very vel. The best thing
we ca d possibly do at present is TO keep
Ourselves individually in such q state
OF health as to enable &us to 6ght the
bacteria with our own vitality. The
blood through our veins and arteries
should contain healthy, red blood cor:.-5
p,isclcs, which are capable Of wardipg
OF the attack of these germs ifttheyget
into our. systems. Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is just what is needed .
for such persons and ii has received the
praise OF thousands Of people throughout
the United States. & " AZ
Ascheniical test Of the wafer from the
human bed Will tell whether the I'D Is
8rleys are iii good health or not. These
tests Of health are conducted by expert
physicians aud chemists every day.
Such examinations are made without
cost. This is only a very small part OF
the work Of the staff Of physicians and
surgeons under the direction OF Or. R.V.
Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. ~, the founder
aud director Of the 1nvalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute Of that city. TO build
up the body that has been veal ened
by an attack Of Il grip, pneu onia or
typhoid !, write DR.. r.. ". Pierce for adj
vice, giving all your symptoms, and he
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possible to suit your case, and without
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viii increase the number OF red blood
corpuscles and eradicate poison from the
blood so quickly as DR.. PieTce's Golden.
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III feel 1t no more than right to give
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ical Discovery writes Prof. E. Tau-
quay, Director Of the Quebec and Mon
treal Sadlers' and Leather Merchants
Club, 81 st. Peter Street, Quebec. "
had been i'll for some time With La
Grippe and did not seem to regain my
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work again Took many so-called tonics,
but it was Just 50 much money. thrown
away, until began using Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Within a
week after using tllat81 was able to be
around again, and I found that my sys-i
TEN was entirely free from, any Of the
bad effects which usually follow a case
Of La Grippe. now keep a bottle Of the.
Medical, Discovery on hand, and when
i catcl, cold take a few doses, which
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Nk&zW A No! Dix Western /

S98 LEAVE sRICIINtONDSDA DAILY. "
"a 900 q. ;5 n. NOR OLk IMITED. Arriyes8
Norfolk 1l:g0 NJ. Stops gonl at Pet rsburg,
1Yayerly suffolk . !, !, s, 1, AZ I,
Pnror Car, Petersburg to " nchburg ana
1SounOkc.$ Imam Sic cpers Es to Column
bus Bluetlell to Cincinnati; also Roanok Ato
Knoxville, ana lsncxy!lls,, Mcmphis. CAFE l'
1870 IL, M ,-ROANokE sEXPR E,ss for Farm, "a
Vile Lynchburg and Itnnnoke 5l8i
lha 10 SP,' MO cE4NN 8 SHORE LIMITED Ar-
ryes Norfolk Is 20 stops only Mt Pei ers-
burg Si IYaverly anil A sufol TX. Connects Wit $
.steamcrs 10 Boston F royldence Ney}Y York,
Baltimore ana Washing ton.
SE ;s5 st Flor N TX and all stations east
q ;ao s." SisNi ORLEANS SHORT III
Pullman sleepers r lchnoId to LynchbuTE Il! an1
Roo noke Fetcrshurs to East r fore. LYNCH
burg to Cha ttanoosa. Memphis and New
le o!aoT 5 IN. ST. Louis EXPRESS. pullman
sleaper Petersburg to anoks and Roanoke TO-
Ira ms arrive from the West ~ AZ A1 eQ l5
III. NJ md o:s r. from ~ go No
% ottice No sss East Main
8 ". RE1VILL. 4 ~. ~ .SlAt1 S{S
S g55 C5en'l. Pass. "a Bt. DIST \, lass y
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#A NEW DlSCOv cry ].
Power and Force.

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az I! ssiss.ira., ~ set /, s;s,r;f;.s
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=. ! J, ~ ,r,zcd iv
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~: sn rsa,,, "a arJ ad;,,sts
NO ,sa,f. ~. ~, y, y,ar;.
1ns s,,o a,,a ~ ~ 4 n : ~ d;nestion
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n amu !. - bsalt,,S
" ~. ~ = ,,.st y III
& p ~ ,i1l5I, - .,,eaf - IA
d =, t,.t IL, i,ea y drives
A. =; -: t,ra,,ai,' ~ ,sasels a,Tgthe nroncr
~ llsouE,l s .sss',ea 80 - +, ert
pssu;t g., thar ,reI,,,,c !, = And MI.
na;l a = i, n IL Il ncs, q =, a;n.
ta;n , az; aus ncrfect health
nea 4. ~ a..tns a; i
q Dnt - y oe Wy
f1ust sn1er ~ l'9, osslo. =
las - =, pialaI
a1 as. a.
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Il 81 49,. ,.n,,,e a. =.
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us 5illo.e =. y, :. T., ti,at
IA 1,or
ksSps ~ : ane tine ava 10 at
n ~. ~ !, ~ !, 5,o.s,, ;,,evitahiv Works
tx : r,,,,,s syat an, ~, dat
,s.t;a,, y r,,;ned a.,1 sieer, banisl,ed
ugia, III a q tt,e TRITON of lie delicate
W ~ &c .,,s p;crces r>olde,,
81 sal,a - 1o;.cnssr, 4 tn'Sihea delicate
nIga,s af,,i,s bof]v Il eases theirlabor,
4, 80 ~ ,,o,ocT and waste 81
pnsre, 80 eansed IL frictlon II calculates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
SOUTHERN RAIL Az.

SCHEDULE IN !, ETEcT DEC, q I, 1so4.5
553.sSS, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. ...s5
n 100 A. M-Dally--Looa for nrotte a n VI 81
4 > :30 n Linll ted uffet Pullma ~
Atlanta and Birining hmm. ews 9 rleans,s
gY& t Nemohis, Chattanooga and all tho South
$50 p, .--I1x sunda Keysv lie Local s., "
ii :S P Daily L.n,l reed :so
sNtsN'ls Is NJ. for MI tho 8South {8
IS5Ei5isY YORK. RIVER LINE $.
THO fayorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
..points Leave Riohrpond lao T. n. 81 Mondays
;: Is r NJ. --Loca o. Mondays Wednesday and
+ "a r. mi. Except Sunday For West Point
80 connecting With steamers for baltimore
N III 5& and, river landings Mondays NfednesdayB5
stt and Fridays Steamer cal mt q louceSto
IA Point, Almonds and Clay Bank, M ~ Z,
AS a. NI.-Except4 Sunday ocal mixed Il for
6 WN,r RI ms ARRIVE II lCtIalOND.
e.ss AZ NJ nd 6:42 p M,-IfIon all the South
s:s5 r. M,--From Charlotte and Durham.
+ S:.Is A. M--From Keysyllle . 81 i3.
n ~ a. HI-Haltimore and West ONT ,, =
1o!ss a NJ Wednesdays and Fridays; 8 10 5I:4l
E'. M.; daily, except A sunday--Ffon' %e 20.
= wFtto%1Vlr;sTnuRY. D. +. q, Richmond va.
~ " 1r u 1iAHDWfCH II AYLOE. 81
4. = n M. g. p.
sf3 G.. II. ACIlERT, Cen. Mgr.
ss washington, p, Y. 553 sl 3sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
:''| BOB VERY
TIRED RI of g 0! L!:|:R TALK "A! x.
Says He Would Like to- See
Somebody Try 70 chlorofornl
Him When He Reaches Sixty.
(spccIalsto The Times. Dispatch,)

tspcclnlsto The Times Disparh,)
NEW YORK. Feb. s.s, :. Robert FltSslnlmops,
tho professor OF solar plexus thrusts, thinks
Professor Cser.llas talked enough and Is now
entitled TO meet him, Ianky Bob u n t,i
4frcnii missouri, hut SAYS tho professor wi ",
spar Il few words III. n cart TO cart talk With
tho ,'chlorororti5 at sixty nj ocntc, .
,,pm oypr' forty,p Fit2snlmons IS reported
lis saying In GAINESVILLE. NYis.. 'and ] would
Ike % have this prnfossur meet 9s on Tue
8nlaiIl 10 mo Why amt uny good. 4 would
+ also ike 20 aak tho professor what he means
81 Hy referring 10 mo and " other men past
d ia tro,,blp With this hero professor, but hn
has got 10 STOP lling me names Or else con-
Y 's.NoW j would lust like to SEQ anybody
rhloroform lilo When I Get, TO bc SHY or
syen seventh, There would, be considerable
WAYS objected to going to sleep except when
II was tired. 81 ! Gun CONVINCE this Osltr that
lie Inns made n blg mistake about ,lllen Of
forty.i ~ tj5a3ftt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
FAIL : IN ! EXAMS |! x rs
Quarterback and Tackle Obliged
to Leave College.
fspeclal I'd Tho Times, Dlspatch,

Especial I'd Tho Times Dispatch,)
= 5TRtN CETOE, N. IL, Feb. Is. -Slxty-nne
students lave been dropped from college as a
result of falling TO como UP to tho REQUIRE
mcnts In the exanlnat ions. Tho number m
juniors, h q; sophomores 10; frcshmen.s 81:
specials, 10. Last year seventy. five men failed.
rho reasons why tho list of failures III tho
freshmen class is 30 large Is that many Of the
freshmen received preparation before entering
college, which fits them to pass tho entrance
examinations but lis totally inadequate to en-
abIo them to carry on stha work after enter
ing. Then, too. many9of then, IN their inex-
Us okes ne e ~ set
and as n consequence fall when the time
NJ Among tho freshmen who failed was Ritter,
\ the Iuila terback, ana Stannard. tho , tackle
or last season 3 foot-ball team 4, 35s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
sS,3 a5 cLosiNo$oUT# LIZ \
III a aATsPu 9LIc AUcTi ON. .I,i
BLOOMING DALE 4 FARM,
8 ri TN u RSDAY,FM ARCH q, st905,

az y, 5f,s a Ill 8O'CIOCksA A NJ
y Having rented the farm. al personal
property as follows will be sold ).
! Live Stock--I1l even Mules, Virginia rais-l
ed, some matched pairs; / pair good Farm n
Horses z 9 fresh Dairy Cows :s1 pure BerS-
Shire Boar; good Brood Sow: EARNING;
implements One y II. r. Porta bic Eclipse
Engine; / 4 largo Smalley{ Ensilage and
Feed Cutter. with 35-foot carrier nearly
new;S4 Farm agons, 4 cart; double and
single Plows, Ifarrows; I new, DISC t3a
PIt.ntcr: III Mowers, G lot Harness, Hoes.
Forks, picks and shovels.; lot Bars and
Singletraes Dairy Machlnery-O One En-j
gine and Boiler lot Shafting and Pulleys;i
j Babcock Test, / large Barrel Churn.. 4 !
Star coole,r c9oley creanHr ora Set
About 100 barrels Choice White Corn
large lot Pea Hay, Corn and Fodder.
Furniturc-Onc Herring 81 Safe, In Office
Desk. For further information address
IT. c. 5B EATTI1. la
a Tbs Bloomngdalo Farm Rural No. 4, +
j. Richmond. va Telephone No. $500.
Feb 90 26, % ,29& 80 HI X N ts ifssj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
5Athlana and Canyon the ON
Winning Favorites.
(By Associated Press

NEW. ORLEANS. FEB es.-Athlana ana
Canyon were the only winning fayorites at the
Crescent City Jockey Club rack to-day;
First race-flve and ~ half fu laa :,
Athiana 20 10 81 first, Margaret o. co 70 -
second. Ainda to ID bird :. Time. ~ i-5..
Second raceuilo and yellty Iaa ios
ditto - first. Doclle q2j 70 y second
maj, Is tot1) third. Time III. y 81
Third race--onG mIle-Ponca co 7. y ,first,
Bengal i Il to u second. Trogan Y " TO y
= Fourth race-one mile. handlcap-oid Stone
70 10 ~ first n, Edith May nc to D second,
IIuszal is toy third. Time. Fl !, n VA, !,
b Filth race--onn inile--h1cW Inns Il q TO n -
.firrI. STR IsIlop Weed \ t15 10 y second. Annie
Alone e 10 y third. Time. - 10 4. &, :.
& sixth race-nile and three ski eenths-s :
severe d 10 II first Favonlus (eycn) second,
Lord Tennyson Is to ~ Third Time, 2,f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
z 20, 71- d
5tH Il, # 1905 4 y. Main st. Is "a;
AUCTION SALE Of
General N. 81 andise
10 the rade.

\ BY the direction Ola transportation
company, We will Sell. "WEDNESDAY,
March, st 1O:3o an. MI, tour auction
Main Street., a. general assortment of
Shoes, Hosiery, Clothing, 4 300 yards
lsheeting, % b otis Dry Goods. 10 CAGES
of Drugs of all ,dcscrint Bales Rope
Hemp, Is Cases Sheet IRON Cigar Show
Case, Counter Show Cases. Pair Drug
Igist's Scales. 10 Rolls Tar Paper. Files,
FSaWA 2G0 Pieces Mantel Marble, and
numerous otherBarticles.S Terms cash.
u $$ issss RICTIMO NDa3ATCTIONs CO. PIG
n Geo. II. Valentine, Atctlonecr. S n 4;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
RAILROADS.
Is; $ss NJ S Ss..;
2 Hours aud rs Minutes to Norfolk.

Az = - NSCs5 W ANVAAUAhA
I'm u Iises 81
i7;1 A. 4, N. Week. Days Local 10 Newport /
x o,f News AID way atons s III y 81
s;oO A NJ. -Dal Arrives williams
Va blrg $50 AZ Nj Newport News I'D! 40 ~!
Nj Old Point Il 100 a.. Nj, Ntjrfolk las
\. y, 4. Al. Portsmouth ii 49, A. NJ. m
sioo y. At.,.Lal specfa1--t ri yes iliars-
eopdss p y;5Ia Ne NMawp s5ri MSs
MAIN LIN 81 VI i5sTbouS D.i { " ss3
q $50 A. N, --1ocal--lVe Days--To Clifton
300 T, N. nily--Withs through Pullman tor \
nh sE8 Cincfnnati. Indianapolis and Chicago With
ont change. Pu Imam service for Louis. A
10 40 n M..-Daily-- Lmited-With Pullman ser-8
Vice for Clnolnnhtl,' Louisylo, st, Louis
~ o. JSsiss ptvER linz
yl0:2o a. .--Dai ~ Express--Tofi Iynchbi u r ri.
tsf Lexington, Va, fton Forge and ptinc.&
PAL stations; on week days to Hosney and \
TRAINS III Rfs1vIi 1cffNo is FROM NJ
Norfolk ana Old Point 10 :o5 IA. NJ week days.
y .45 A.. NJ. daily and Z 100 r. NJ. dull and
from Newport News s. r. NJ. week days IS
From Cincinnati and West Z 100 a. N. daily 3
and $3.50 +. NJ. daily: Main Line Local i7:45 r. Il
NJ. week days from Clifton Forge: Gordonsvllle
"a an1es River Line Local from Clifton Forss
Elk Sun. III n llti3 4fs
II. w. FULLER, w. o. s5yvART1TJN, Z,
NJ G. p. {DOrLE, Gent Manager VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Penalty for Rough Football.

I5i3 4, (spenial 10 The Times Dlspateh.o
spIl,rttE, s.. D., Feb aS.-- Regulation OF foot !
hall is III, object Of bill passed by tho
House vest erday, e
Tha 6il ds0unlifcs any player who ilGjures
another. and makes " y m!sdeneanora Toy q q
tcn days from the date OF his disqual ification
ii also makes II q inisdeDleanoF for u eapI
tain Ia allow IL disqualified player TO enter
n game. and prohibits tht entrance Into state
institutions OF foot ball players WHO take only
part of tho course OF study. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
HIGH CONSTABLE's SALE.

8.sI Will sell ut public auction on WED
NESD AY,Nthe list day Of March; 1902 at
1890 o'clock "a. NJ. at NO AS n. Sixth
Street, tile following property to satisfy
a distress warrant in my hands IN favor
of NJ S. Valentines cXor's. vs. j. E3 I.
Wood to-wit-- ]. . . I. i. ], {, Z, !,
& FIVE NfARBLE-TOP WASHsTANDSj
FIVE BEDSTEADS AND SPRINGS,
LOT Il OFF LNli, SCALES. CIiAl RS
tPICTUREsSft ,O-CART, BOOKS, ETC.,
ETC. q. It
38& TcF3NlS-Ca I, y. B !. Il !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
AUCTION sALES-.This Way.
4 BY Geo. ". oliver 3Auctiontecr, So
% 13roat1 Street, between Fir and Brook
'is ia Avenue. 'Photio 45SL.

=, RAND OPENING sAD13 TIL is DAY Az
W AT 1920 a. NJ. ~ u 1o1itsE,fio 1 ~
15F'ri.CTs, consisting OF = Cherry Frame RAM
1,arlora Salt, l square Piano, Pier aud
Mantel Mirrors, Oh Paintings and other
Pictures oak and Walnut Chamber
Suits, Svhrdrobes to match; l Upright
Oak Secretary niid Desk, 1 Combination
Cherry Book Case and Desk, l Mahogany
Ladies' Writing Desk, Oak aud Walnut.
s,idebonrds, China Closets, Dining Table.
Chairs, 1 10O-P lece Dlhnnrk Set. Tcn sets,
glassware, etcn Is Childrerl'a tigh
Chairs Rockers md others, Rolls New
Mating, Druggetss OIlclotl, and otlier
Floor Coverings, Lace Curtains, window
Shades, Toilet Sets. Brnss-Trimmed Iron
Beds, Odd Bureaus and Washstands.
Mattresses Feather Beds, pillows. Boil
STEERS, Bed Coverings, Drop eleod and otllers
Sewing Machines, q Cook Stoves, IN good
orders; Open Buggy, 2 Sets Harness; also l'''
lot Of other goods too numerous to mem
ton Ladies especially invited to 2 ut 4;
tend, say IL n "a @ i5 X le,
GEO. VI OLIVER, Auctioncer, 4
Il 4, y! 90 Broad ST., Second Floor.
u N. 3 .-1,rado Sale Thursday, Second
Floor. All "a as{ !.3i i 5 II X l
&F1Itt1re DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Coming South.

ssa.ts8iFJy Associated Press) .,
NEW WORK, Feb. Is, "a, Munber Of lle
members o. Tho New York Nati9na League u Nc
training trp by tho CITY Of Macon % the
savannah line on rhursday, i thews sol
Sie among Tho players 10 start. They v go
from Savani,ah 10 Blrmnghlln.s Ala. 10 pay
& from March 18th to the epth. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE,
Match for Tennis Trophy to be
III PLAYED in England 7.
lSpeclal M Yhe I'Llnes- nIspatch,

NJ Especial ~ The Tl1nfsT plspatcf'l
Davis ginternatlona tennis trophy, sent on
February 9TH by lha United States Lawn
Tennis AssocIat lon " tho Lawn Tennis Also
mi tho match Viii Ibe played In England tue
lru,ning season. The letter FROM, "A \, r. Men,
assucintion to the secretary of the IN tod
states association, made public toTnlght. y as
follows: 5}ist f q. q \. Z y e I
B lFepFuazy lithl received your ley el of ll'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
ByfJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
lib Main Street. Is
4 MONROE PARK gRESIDENC F3, NO 2
IVA LAUREL;8sNE EAR FRANKLIN ST
s BY request Of a nonresident owner, We
will sell at public nuctioni on. tho prem-s

~
Il BY request OF a nonresident owner, we
will sell T PUBLIC auction; on the prem-ll
ises. Esa GE7 Nv M 38g3s s&5ls z 5S
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1s.r, |. F. ~,
the above exceedingly desirab bic DI5TACFI-
ED BRICK. r EsfD DEN CT, near Frank
lin Street, fronting Monroe Park The
house lis In good order, he hallway fins
ished in hardwood. witt, hondsome oak !
stairway. lighted by beantiful stained,
an open fireplace. genllemen,s layato DRY
entire sprcinlse are modern and con en- Ell
lent res pect The Windows q
plate; glass one solid pnne5to 9. So s 4.
sides theF double $Sparlors, dining roorl,s
laboratories, " bath -roonis; closets, ETC..
The locality 81 his resfd lance istall that
can be 1Iwished, fronting on beautiful
Monroe Park. commanding from tho front
5porchnn entire view Of the san, e y y.
a Tho ot$fronts 25 feet ny. 10 to 16-foott
alley. OCCUPIED by q hrst-cless annu I.
tenant whose rent PAYS SIX TX, dne net
it'd TERMS Liberal and announced a. sale.
j. TIL OAfPSON BROWN q Ca.
4Ef feb 90 tds.TE Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
AUCTION SALES Future Days
I AUCTION SALE

IA 53at5sl OE, AZ f5 al AZ i ~. tit
yALtJA At.sM lfiNtSlt'G,u Go.,
I1T u WITH I, H !ll ttsssS5
d st sc i hXHy; RastHs Hlffkk5MNs
rooIs fsjAbbG5
s 'f m '5.s y Il IS a.
For Lie purposefor dividing AND set ~
Ting lip, the cstatn' or Chris ophsr l3olto
,nce;nse te unlsrssed wi sen ,,ear
Laurel Station. OIL the M II. & T. r.
WtsDNt1sDAY XXI, MARC I'll 8. 1905, Il
commencing att o'cock a. Nj. tie fol-
lowing property. to-wlt: All THO real en- e.;
tate Of which Christopher I'ol ton, 1leti, 4
possessed, containing abotlt two h b, /,
the buildings and provements there q
being the residence and fari11.Rof the
late Christopher Bolton; also all house
holl and Kitchen furnlt1tre.i and oil per-
sorn1 slg property Of which Christopher#
Bol ton died possessed. b HI
ierty; and as j to / tho .rcal estate. one.
fourth cash, balance IN one,{ two anu ~
three years: deferred payments To- ba
evidenced BY notes with int crest added
and secured by trust deed on thc prop
crty. or all cash d t OPTION Of purchaser II G,
5ia NfARGART'r BOLTON,
IS 54s44 sl4 X j O1IAN MA ~ MI LLE12,f
N # X FL BETTE SHEPPARD,
44 Is A q "A, a. O. BOLTON. . s5eS 5
4 I'LL ~ LOUISE 4 ii % ET1Ns, Is
Heirs at law Of g. Bolton, deceased.
II Note.-The land will be offered as q
whole and then divided into tracts ana
offered. and will be sold for the largest
aggregate price. # q $&,i 81 .l{{3 6
WEI feb 26-mur 1876, Z, sf5 t5 SS
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w
Pursuant to as decree OF tho District
Court OF the United States for he Eas y .sr
District Of Virginia. entered on the 9th
day OF February, 1905, IN tho nl;ltter Of
A. M. sI,bwrcnce,# the undersi gnod receiver
will Sell ut ptGblc auction on " VI
.ts93 "a II THURSDAY, MARCH 1905,
commencing at u q clock inltho day, t the
at 120 II. Broad Street. This stock con-
slsts or Nyhiskles, Wines, Cigars. Cigar!
cites, Catsup. re.l. Gins, Bitters. also
an extra fine lot Of Restaurant and Saloon
Fixtures. such as I2efr operator. Cooking
Range ana II Utensils Dining Tables
Chair. counte stools. Lunch Counter.
Wall Cases, Nj EN- trL9 Fine Front and Roar
Bar Fixtures. Glass Partitions, Mirrors,
ELECTRIC Fans Crystal cigar Case, Glass.
on Bar, g Beer Fatcots and Coils. Cash
Regis ter, Carbonating Gas-1ube Fixtures
Bar Mat, Double Work Bench for Bar,
etc, otc. & 4! & 'sE
II Il DIS-Ca sill. e a..s al
Trustee in u3anlsrltptcy for q N. Law
renee. II 3a N B. IN N IA i
.3SI y Geo. ". Mayo All tioneer.
Feb. 2Sd: Mich. IL ass s$t y III 3a5t 3z
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/, Y II CIR ON ALE OF FARM IN ~ NY--3
HAITIAN COUNTY ~ a. 4gy55, Fl
333I Having been REQUIRED so toNtlO by tho
holder Of the hereinafter described note
I viii sell at the premises, on MARCH
S, 1906, Of IS o'clock. all that certain
tract Or parcel OF land In the countysof
IN State OF Virginia. adjacent to-
Payne's4 ding.5 on tho Southern Railroad,
containing three hundred and seven acres
-all& improvement thereon
the land Of Ulysses r. Jones
and OTIS II ussell on be mort and I'd
ward Rlidd's estate on tho east, and the
lands Of William Spears and Skinquarter3
Greek on tho south, being tho property
conveyed to me in \ trust by deed from
Cora H. 'ilkintonI and husband. dated sOc-
stober 23, 1890, and recorded I'M The clerk s
Office OF PoWhatan county, h in .. 7. n o.
III ERs l5-For SUFFICIENT cash to satisfy d
note for $4,000, With interest from Octo--
Der 23 1901. a md q to pay the expenses of
sale ana trustees commissions of five per
cent. AsSto any balance Of purchase price
tho terms will be such as the said Cora
r.. PlIklntonB shall prescribe and direct,
and, in event of hor failure to give such
direction. sin. fourseqnnl payments d t o. -
and 1S mont his, with interest and secured
by deed &of trust con- the property. 81 .s
5s455 RANIZsNY BRO WN,S Trustee.
Feb S15, 22Ns AI i. Il T. S55$ \
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Ss5lIn execution of a deed of trust, dated
May 15, 1898, and re corded In the Clerks
Office OF II Chesterfield q County ( Court, In
Vol. 81, nag 1886, 4 will, 1t the request OF
the beneficiary there having been. default
in tho payment Of ID, portion,.o y the debt
secured, n sell by publ ion. on the
premises, on TUESDAY. ~ tho It'll y days OF
March. 1905, al ~ d clock Nj, the property
above referred atn8 situated ON the south
side o C. Yves ham or River road Nj Just
west Of Reedy5 Greek, and containing
a Tho dwelling house on this propertyis
large and unusually handsome one and
contains most 10 { the modern conyen-l
fences su CHI as wat er', yba this. &C., md
the outbuildngs are sufficient i'm number
and character for the convenient use Of
the property .is5 y. si3S "!
~ With Il, ,flnc sllad i lawn and its hand
some surrounding Dundee being on
Its east, Forest Fill III Park across I he road
( nSits front, and seNeral a tra ctive Villas
Just beyond on g tn o Yves t. this property
possesses as many attractions for the
3home-seekers MS any suburban property
In the mel ghborhood OF richmond. ss
Ef TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay he ex-;
spenses OF executing the trust .nnd to dis
charge n note Of 5000 with interest
thereon from April I. 1s0a. and he residue
OF the purchase money Isl to be paid ut
such time and secured in such manner
as tho grantorsai In said ICED may direct
Is IA Il S75 G.. Il. CyERISTIAN,
81 Substituted Trustee. 5