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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-24
6EilvteW BRIEFS.

eElLv,ew BRIEFS.
Special Correspondence Ocaia Banner
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Terrell, of Connec-
ticut, have returned here for another
winter to the delight of their many
friends in Bellview.
Pretty Miss Della Strange, of Haw-
thorn, is an attractive addition to the
Bellview Trading Company's force of
clerks.
The dance at the Seminole Thurs
day evening last was a grand success
in every particular. All who attend
ed seemed to enjoy it thoroughly and
are anxious for another.
Mrs. L. A. Mitchell left Wednesday
afternoon for Tampa to spend a few
days at the fair.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph MillsoD and son of Shoal
Beach, Connecticut, were glad to
have them return to winter quarters
in Bellview last week.
In the acsence of a pastor at the
Baptist church song service and
choir practice has been organized for
every Sunday evening which grow S
in attendance every meeting. Mr..
V. D. Pratt made a very interesting
and instructive talk at the last meet =
ing. Mrs. Isaac Nichols will lead the
services next Sunday evening.
Among the arrivals at the Seminole
this week are Messrs. J. B. Pound, of
Jacksonville; Y. NJ. Hume, of Haw-
thorn: Turner, of Oxford; B. F. Mar
Tin, of Canton, Ga; A. G.. Williams,
of Rochelle; Miss Florence Sessman,
of Illinois.
After several days illness Mrs Ora
Stewart has returned to her duties at
the Marion Mercantile Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Buckley, who
for nearly twenty years owned and
operated the Seminole hotel here are
pleasantly located in Jacksonville for
the present but will go to Orange
Park in a few we ks to spend the
rest of the winter.
Mrs. A. Vineyard. of Summerfield,
was shopping in BelIeview Mondalr-
CORRESPONDENT.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-24
SARA ELIZABETH HARRIS. Local Editor
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. Ben Condor went up to Nc
Intosh today to visit Mr.. Clifford
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-24

Mr.. Arther Clark has gone to
Orange Lake to fish and hunt for a
few days.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-24

Messrs. Lang, Swartz & Co. are the
authorized agents of the Sanders
Fertilizer Co., of Jacksonville. If
you are needing fertilizers, or any,
thing in the fertilizer line, you will do
well to figure with them before buy
no Y
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-24

Mr.. and MRS. Royal e. Cole have
returned home from their wedding
trip to Tampa and other southern
cities.
Mrs. J. B. HERS and little son, J. B.
ir. are in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. S. E. Waterman, and Mrs. w.
". Newsom.
Messrs. Lang, Swartz & Co. are the
authorized agents of the Sanders
Fertilizer Co., of Jacksonville. If
YOU are needing fertilizers, or any
thing in the fertilizer line, you will do
well to figure with them before buy
R.g
Mr.. Hugh Harrison Mills, who held
q position with the SeabOard in this
city, afterwards went to Cedar Key
and was mayor Of that city, but who
has spent the last several years in
Texas, is here on visit and is kept
busy shaking hands with old friends.
Mr.. Emil Van Espin has returned
from a several days trip to Tampa,
and while there enjoyed fishing trip
with Capt. John L. Inglis and Mr..
Colboun and has a store of very
laughable fish stories he is telling to
his friends. He also took peep at
the fair, and like all others who have
seen it, praises it.
Mr.. Sam Knight. of Crystal River,
who has been very sick at the home
of his son-in-law, MIR. c. E. Thomas,
realized decided change for the bet
ter yesterday. He was brought here
first of the week and until yesterdays
case. Mrs. Knight is with her nus
band.
Mr.. George Close is back from a
ten days visit to Salt Springs. He
says he gained seven pounds in the
ten days and feasted on fish, snipe,
quail, squirrel, venison, etc. He was
SO well pleased that he will make
another trip there in a Jew days. His
friends are glad to know that he is
improving.
tie daughter, Lillian, together with
their relative, DR.. Julius D. Dreher,
OF Roanoke, Va, (but recently of
South Carolina.) have gone to Tam
pa, and will visit the Fair. They ex-
pect to have an enjoyable time as
they will not hurry back and have
relatives who will make their stay
pleasant for them. DIR. Dreher was
visiting Mr.. Eichelberger while in
Ocala.
Hon. Carlos L. Sistrunk, Who has
been attending court at Brooksville,
and inspecting the fair at Tampa,
has returned home. He says the fair
is creditable exposition of the pro-
ducts of Florida, and shows off the
resources of the state to splendid
advantage; that the Marion county
exhibit is solid, substantial and prais-
worthy, and in the matter of live
stock has the whole state shaded.
Her horses, cows, hogs, mules etc.
are attracting lots of favorable COM
ment
Toys are being exhibited in the
store windows. This is one evidence
of Santa Claus annual visit at near
future date. RENDER the children
and make preliminary preparations
for their ha ppiness Better put away
a few dollars right now be fore it is
too late. Do you remember when
you was CHI lid what Christmas was
to you? It's the same to your child
now. Make the children happy.
cahm 1nel,;&n o m A
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-24

Mr.. Hugh Harrison Mills, who held
q position with the SeabOard in this
city, afterwards went to Cedar Key
and was mayor Of that city, but who
has spent the last several years in
Texas, is here on a visit and is kept
busy shaking hands with old friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-24
Smith & Roberts,

will take pleasure in showing the best gooes at tn
prices Everything in the furniture line at conssten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
RACES AT I'll NEW O. LEANS.
Spring Meeting Of New Louisiar:1lias
IN y &c kew lnh Begins.

III tfty Ass0ciat cd ! reHs.l
NEW ORLEANS AK March ggSs l3.---ThdS8 new
Louisiana Jockey Club spring meeting opensa
races Mainland. Montpelier and Presentnlent.;
Yhich o,l;eiaEsed were
lilo WINNING fayoritcs. F II tzbrilar, favorite.
In tho first race. cut OFT mt the stat and
could not i mako up the lost ground. s..T no
Track was Slumpy With man soft Spots. sum "
n,ar5: . Il. 4 ,I (, "a =
10 q first, Woodlyn n c5 40 y second .s Miss
Autrey u Third. Tim. ;lg 4. 81:
Andrews as to- u first Priest g. W se-
&cond T'ach,a ualto q, thrd.,g Time. q ~:
Mntat,6r5 g 70 8second Terms Rod g m Q;
third Time. 1:i5 l.5. y ~
Fourth race---six furiongs-G lengaIant te0 to
II first, Rawhde q to 10 second rio 20 e
~ #third. Time, u rs 4-5.s4j .9 &
81 Fifth race-bne mile. vengerat 20 10 y lirHt,t
Max nosp &c to !, second. Safeguard go TO y
third. Time, 80. ~ :. 4l3 ~ ~
sixth raceS--,n!le and AZ eighth-M Pc q
(s 10 % first, Dixie Lad to u second, lsxtol
I'll to y third. Time. 2 :0l. ,B W:
3 seventh, race five furlongs- RESENTMENT III
to e0) first. Chlppie Thorpe (la TO ~ second.
Clique 90 to u third. Time, 1:0i 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
n RICHMOND GUN CLUB.
East End Sportsrnen Will Break B: I;
81 Mid Pies Under New Name.

with the opening OF tho coming month.
thero will also be prac tically the opening OF
tho trap season for 1905 I'M Virginia.
number Of gun clubs over the county, co. Z,
ae,sneclally tho Northwest, have been shooting
and holding tournaments during the' winter
AL Detroit recently. there was 2 large a.
tendance Of crack shots who faced the traps
whenstheS thermometer was registerlng twenty
,derrees below n zero. q showing the great IN
terest In certain local ties X I, IN
Never annals Of The spor. has as r' fnere
the season as has been this year, s. !. =,
At an enthusiastic meeting recently o. ING
olIi East End Gun Club they unanimously de-
cided TO change their grounds and will he
located on Broad Street two and one. ,sa
sandy ground. with a perfect horizon for tho
As the club changed their grounds they
also decided to heir name. ana hen 2.
forth viii be known as the Nlchmoha IN
Club. rs n, . 4, !, \, . , -, =. u
shoot on Saturday, April $tll. n ~
At the last meeting OF the club q new name
5was added to the list OF officers that q fle'M i
captain, Mr., 9. u, Fultz was elected 70 III
the position ~ rs '35S1 So sI.5iG. is "A 4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
ARBITRATION TO
SETTLE ] ]. /: TURF ] WAR A
Situation Has Reached Critical s TIC
Point#and Prompt Action
is necessary
STATE LAWS AGAINST RAG r. \ ING | I !
Legislation Making Much 'Hl1l' Head q:
~ way iii Many Sections VI
~ 5.S Of Coutltry.
Is
lspecIal I! IA ,lQlo .rlmes.p l.patcfl.l

S tspeclal 10 r(lc Times. Dlspatch.)
$3l INV Y IL. March 1s.-A Though the vest
sf, turf war may have no effect upon turf IN Il
Stcreats hercabouts,8 the situation there Ii is
causing deep anxiety OH The part Of the Jockey
Cub. Tlie club us made up OF ffty influential
peraois from various parts OF the country
and they fcclSthat II the western contention
is not quickly settled, turfmen Of moderate
means may suffer seriously. ;5 NJ Il isi
5s Arbitration seems to bo NECESSARY. Tic fact5
IL, that the future wefare Of tho turf IN
many Western Suites IL fast approaching a q q
controls racIng On i tho Pacific slope, q will
sHtanl BY John Condor, md he ram,n3isni \.
members OF the Western Jockey Cub was wa
d surprlse Ia many iioratmet on Tho coast.
These men are III seas They. do not wish y
take sldes yet they desire e run their hgrses
at such tracks az Will suit their stables
grnct,E al Los Angeles are under the control OF
the fornil Jockey club Many % {, these e..
men, fortunately for their interests. do not
rass a ethsr
Circuit ullngs the ltcnil worttt rick y
$huffalo, Which is under control o. the Eastern
N; Iegisla lion unfayorables 10 racing men out.
aide dFJurisdjctIbn! OF the East s ma King
much has already been I y ~ "! :.
ed5.ln Missouri TINT alloys no. further ra !,
In hat State after unc 70. There ~. now
ever, good ground for assuming thai anotner
Bill pass Witch VII enable the spsTI r
SmIntirizo$ the evils complained 8f 5i3y$$
race tracks has passed The Assembly. IN Ten
incssee opponents Of racing hayc made much 7,
progress iii their alta ckH on the sport but y
is hoped ~ the breeders and owners that
tho rstrictiin3 causes Will be defeat ed. The
Memphis race meeting is In danger OF failure
because OF Tho ,ear ut New orleans.5 he res
cent CITY organisation. OF New Orleans. desires
10 run Until SApril 18th, md has asked that the
memphis meeting bc8poatf,oned fe KS it
g In tho East there Is no such competltie az
now threatens the existence OF the west IN
turf with It's rotiaeaucnt decline An thorough,
NJ many 81 the East Grn Club leading
breeders including August belmont. James Y,
Iseene, e james 81 liaggin aud II airy Payne
rh,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

y Special to ,rhe Times Dispatch.
q ROCHESTER,, March Il. -"Boxing is good
exercise for ministers to- ret their lwind up
sud The Hanks y y s'ao,' ,imal
keeper h q a boxing bout here Friday night Z,
Boxing Is ono Of tho best excrcls 4 f & ne
lunHs said he. Our boyg in the parish npus !, 4.
3bo,it.ssAs 10 my acting ITS tlinekceper. 4 have
not been criticized Tor It 80 far as ( Know.
THAT was all d joke was tho guest o. x, =
friend nt ID afasonic Entertainment in tfe
Masonic Tnnpies The manager OF he enter rti
ttnnmSnt called n boxing bout and GaH = joke,
announced mo as tlmekeepcr. g accepted the n,
situation in the spirit WIS ,,. gysm, am ~
proper affair." n part Of thecnter y,
ilstle insdfna snepd
I'm III slenIth RI exercise. "a WHAT'S wrong Sith
30? used TO put on the gloves 81
~ is seyoral years ago II ll' ~
sd Dr. Nelson Is q hno specimen .of physical, leil
as well as ministerial inaniiood. He - thirty,
trcver years old Scotch born and freare ana
an advocate OF the strenuous u &c. 5ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

Ing to change tho law MS to the election
ar county commissioners 4 |, Warren COIN.
ty ihintentionaiiy repealed the general
statute III regard TO these elections, and
thereby leavca allAcouhttes that have not
Special acts without any machinery for
tho election OF these Important officers
i lawyers ARE ut d toss to know Just what
cutiEbc done, about tho matter. They arc
the, Supreme Court must rule
.thc net his the effect CT repeating the
general law 4 4 I heysndlierc TO the precc-.
dent they established III passing oil the!
noted nnti-Jtlg law d 4 two years ago, TINT
came To- be IL State law Under similar
circumstances. 5 .4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
WITH PEN N (. KNIFE \ Il man man
CUTS JUGU |. 4 VEIN II! /
Had Been Sentenced to Impris-
onment for Desertio n-Will Ell
i.g. Probably Recover.
4.10kJ301Ay q ~ - N X
(sncclal t.! THE Times Dispatch..

8yv1LMINGro On G., March 49, w. ].
shaw, a soldier at Fort Caswel1,$ cutfl,ls
throat with n pocket knife Sunday tier
noon immed latelys after he had been N
formed that he must serve q term g 81
eighteen months imprisonment for desef-
ton The affair re created onsiderhtion
,sensaton at tho fort, and aid was $in,lne c
jdiately summoned to save the life OF 1 the
woqldbe suicide. Though shaw's jugu,
lar vein was cut and tho skin severed
almost from ga to ear. the quick work
OF officers and sphysicians stopped 3 the
flow Of blood, and ~ was learned to-day
that tho MANS chances Of recovery arc
good. shaw'sE homo Isl In Cincinnati. he
deserted two mo nths ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
AUCTION sALEsT This Day.

trustee d, 9 deed q trlst !, dated 9 81
Ma MsFff @ sssHssa sssspa and
corded In Richmond Chnnccry Court N n
.. ii. 1874 a page i2e. Z VIII sell {, e. t soe
store Of said Joseph NJ. 30 Wles,s NO. SsVi
SG5th Sifssi, q
commencing ut 1880 o clock, n at pubic 'tl DIG
auction, u u 4. . . n; 5{s rs III I 454sii9
with about51o to is Cords 81 Wood, good
Work Horse, good Mule. two Gro gyn e
ross, wagon License for 1905, quantity 81
s 80 IMMEDIATELY
following witt, stock Of Groceries, FIX *
lures, etcsM consisting Of . 81,
Grocer's Large Double Alaska KeIrl 43 g
jfrgerator, fine Counter, Coffe MI two
Square Meat Blocks fine Meat Counter
with large marble slabs; Meat Z !, ools,
Savage and Meat rndsr naytoe gGm
Counter Scales, two Counter SHOW Cases.
Tea and Coffee Bins and Canlsters. Flour
and Meat Bins, Cake Rack, Heating stove
and Pipe Counter Desk. Awning. etc I'M ~
LARGE STOCK, 55sst.i Ri.
oetagonY Soap, eight eases Forest 81 y and
other Soaps three eases Arbuekie Go{ee
cases Prunes. three cases \ Q uaker oats
three cases Poas, flvo cases Good Luck
Baking Pc WIDER, tWelv cad lies Che Wing
Tobacco Il cases OF Dried Peaches, Che o-i
Slate,3 Starch etc, eight dozen Broons,
twenty six crates Butter Trays, Z, and n
large lot OF open SOC DDS, consistngI OF :
Tobacco. Gelatinc, sauer 8 Extracts. OIL
let Soaps, Matches. Condensed Milk.
Bakers ana Eagle Brand Cocoon; Rum:
ford p. &: M III orsford' s.. Good Luck and
other Baking Powders. Shredded Wheat;
Quaker Oats, Mothers Oats and Their
breakfast foods: "a. Y & H. Soda. Cooking
and Sweet Choc olate & Ivory, Cellulod and
other Starch; Dried Peaches : Prlltes,,
and Pilsbury xxx Flour, ii sal ks two
barrels Flour: Arbuckles 8, Gladiator, and
c. w. Antrim's2 Roasted Coffees Green
and Ba ok Teas Red Seal and other Lye, Il
Washing Powder; ~ Eel s Il Napthu,8 Sun
shine, Benzlne, Octagon, Ivory and her
Laundry Soaps; Lamp Chimneys. Blulng,s
Sweet 81. and E8s Sour Pick Les; sourkroyt,
erel. tire barrels HerrIng, four barrels
5Moiasses and syup. two tanks OH Cod
fish, Axle Grease; Canned Goods OF every
description % en- racing 3i8 Corn, Peaches.
Toma toes, % Peas, Pork and Beans, AS
para gus. N Heinz s Va Baked Beans, Dried
Beef, Clipped Beet, Potted Hams and.
Tongue, Succotash. Sliced Bacon. Veal;
Loaf, imported and Domestic Sardines:
Gal-4pbel Soups, stc,s Preserves and
Olives, Mustard l)rcgsing. Catsup. Salad
Dressing, i etc., MI iwsf nctured by Il Heinz
and Hirsch Bros. & {: %, !. Cakes. Crackers,
Inner Seal sundrles Oranges, Lemons,
I'll TERMS ri; CASH
Y, ], . 4 = W g GOODWIN, Trustee.
The entine Auction &c. \, AUG tioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctloneers.

n, RusTlsEl' s AUCTION SALE or GRO,
CERIEs. &C., AT NO. 24l3 CHURCH
HILL AVENUE THls I PA !, CUES
trustee iii a deed OF trust, dated March N
iiSo5, between A. 2. selph, aid II; ". Good,
Wyn, trustee, and duly recorded. MIL
sell on the premises No, siea Church, Elm
ar Of IGiroceries, consisting Of Canned Corn.
Bpked BEANS. lomatoes. Table syrup,
Peas. eto.,s Red Seal I.ye, La undry Soaps,
P isil etc, two part barrels Vinogarsal,d
Sothor Groceries; one foot Show Case. ono
Counter Upylghll Show Gase. leat and
Counter Scales, AIaa + Too NJ Paper latIS,
II. q ol lllp rrastee.
Tho Yale tine Al,ct lon Cos Anct lQAesrs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Results at City Park.
E{By Associated Pres

Nv q By AssocIa ted I'ress.J 7y1.Y
All NEW ORLEANS. March u. Summaries :Elii ~
VA First race--six7 furongs- CRubeen 5t6 to ~
first, Big Bow Otto 81 second, st. Fury (l5
to u third. Time. 4 20 Z, A !, !,
Second half ile-Gray Del o. 70 2,
first - Temple 70 10 II second TiBhimingo "a
to 2, third. Time, 40 20. N i Il
Third race--sx furlongs-I ,ldwina (cven)i
fret Midnight Minstrel ta5 to Ss second,
Fila go 10 IS third. Time. ] u.s.
a Fourth receive and a half A,,rlongs--st.5
aTnmmany q to 81 first, Sid Silver tls TO 8
l:la 1-5. $5 " b .
n Fifth race--one me--R oundelay@ q to 8,
first Us BAIL 40 to ID second. SalnalhE(S TO -
third Time, 4 IA rs. ;&E5 ~ tlsi3
sixth race--InIle ana slxtecnth-Juha rs
to 81 first. Brunswick t5 to y second. Cursus
~ 10 u third. Time. "a :5:. "
Seventh racc--fve furlcngs--O Orderly % to
~ first, Sarner 40 to ~ second, Sherod Is
i to u third. Time. i 0t 80. ii @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
I.|RICHMO|NDERs PROMOTE.
ELECTRIC /. |: ]. LINE! line
5Messrs. + bes, Martin, Patton
and Cabell Are Now il
Charlotte.
8l 1,l,,e q 10 3 The, Times Dispatch,

34 lSpecIlIs u IIIes-
promoters 81 the proposed inturban rail-
sVw Vi to connect Charlotte with Concord
and Gastohla. an d. ne rhaps other TO- WINS
are IN conference In this city again To-
day. ~ 5ssy 1
Ss The Virginia s entlemen ere g.8 are:
M essrs. August VII s ht.. of Peters
w s.. Forbes, NJ: M INA Fin, ID Patton
sgelher witt Mr.. IS. lYhitner. thu. civil
engineer. They met & this morning for. a
conference with Messrs.g F. M. Brown q nd
W. S. SyS,A Alexander Another conference
5was held this AFTERNOON md the gentle
men will meet again to-morrow W. T@3 5{{iiE
++3E The surveys have been made, q charter
has been secured and the only thing res
tiers and begin work. sSS It; Is understood
that the promoters desire the co-opera-
stlon OF more local capitalists than have
3signified their intention Of Joining In the
enterprise and this is one Of the objects
of && he conferences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
al co. wv. Mayo. Auctloneer,
" Ito N. Seventh Street. Al
BANKRUPT SALE Il.
q OF M
$50 Pairs Shoes, Showcases
Notions, Etc

Pursuant to d decree Of tho United
States District Court a for the Eastern
District Of Virginia !, on cred on the .10th
sell 1T public quot ion N s3s
WE NESDAY, MARCH 49, 1906
al 10 :sO o clio els s N
tho entire stock Of Mary shurnak er, ba r,k-
rupt, at No. ITO North Seventh Street.
This stock consist 81 0 E nh out 250 airs of
Men s. Ladies' and III Chiidret,'s Shoes,
OyerallB,R Underslirts, Linen Shirts,
Hnndk ercllief IL handsome 6-foot Coun-
ter Showcase ! largo COUNTRY Tablc
extra large number OF Rolls OF Wrapping
Paper Paper Cutters, otc., etc.
TERMS: Cash. *; u 8;
JOHN q. IIGHTFoOT il r.. 683
Receiver In 13ankrup tcyss for Mary shu.
maker. 81 s5 s!s ss$E
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Oaklawn Summary.
tny Assoclated Press.)

MOT SPRINGS, ARK, -Marcl, 13.-- SUM
\, First race-four furlongs---Wi iam Moft.tt
III to 81 first Eva Jean q to, y second.
LayenIn True 5d2 10 - third. Time 40 4.5
Second race--slxS fllrongs--kildoc Is to y
first Pancreatlc 40 to y second, Bclllgerent
i(a to y third. Tine, ;165@ q lE !f a
Third race-rnlG and seventy yards--Sydney
cond. "A Don't Ask Mo Is to y third. Time,
143 SO. b ~ Z.
4 Fourth racc--lnlle and a sixteenth l3nikal
"a 10 80 FIRST "A lila t6 to ~ second, Lubln e
to y third. Time. 1:47 g-5
3 Fifth racc-three furongs--O ssnko % to 81
first, Pretty Girl s(s to - second. Staring a
to 81 third. @ Time, :i5 .3-5 w sij$5
Sixth race--one mlle---Ioxy q to - first,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
CLEVELAND WRITES.
Regrets Not Being Able to Ad.
\ 1resg North Carolina Bankers,

(specinl to The Times Dispatcll)
&SYINSsrO N-SAI1ISNf, N. G., March u; q
Colonel a. II. rs Fries, president OF tho
North Z Carolina Bankers Association, re-
Gently wrote OK President Grover Cleye-
land attend and make tlls s
\ the association 10 a be held here In May.
\ Colonel Fri 81 received d reply to- day, III
which the ex-T president says: .3is h,
II should very much cnjoS. being With
vol Oil tho son&cOnteinplatcd: 4 Ja1n,
K however, bltged to say that my engages
4riei,ts are SUCH and my plans for nn&ab-
scncc from home in the near future arc ire
4 80 irretocably fixed, that It ls W terly
Eta Ion. - rgS ijE III ateg VI ts{ s4tEt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Miller Base Ball Schedules

iSpec,nl N to The Times. Dispatch
MILLER SCHOOL, VA, March 1l.--March
18Th University of Virginia ut Chnrlottesvlle.'
March rid virginia Military institute. Lex
a! March lar esd-1vashing ton and Leo University,
at Lexington. 453 ~ 4,
April 7th-Locust pale ACADEMY. q Char.
'0 apTIIt 1oh-Fishburne Military sch4l AZ
Miller School. NY sf 4aSls,
April 15th-O pen Hs5Sa33 =. IS
April soth-a ugusta Military Academy at
Slaunton. KS !, y, vi {, Z. ~
5$ May Sd and bth--Open Gil Sj .$ ,s35, X. L,
May loth-E plscopal High School. at IA lex
Z May as 1sth-vlrgina Polytechnic Institute. at
Nav 17tii-R Roanoke College. at Salem.
May .Oth-Brldgewater College. at Br1oge-
wat ter {, ~ 3g 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

S ~, RU sTEEs, 81 SALE il HAT ARaES
s. ] AND Wv DRY 6EVALUABLEs8 Co
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3lS'l Is sT q Eizs R HETWEHE THH
2sfntes Dist ct Court for the Eastern Dis
m Of, I a. Gompany,''S. bankrupt entered
Marcll51O 90t the undersl gned, !. truste essl
will sell. public On me prem
F iii THE s OF MARCH,
str,5sa saa ISL
from Richmond Ice Conn any to 81 s.: P Io..S
iPattcson, dated August n ! o3, and duly
recorded, said real a estate .consl 81
2ertyS above 4 referred to, 4 no and fora
long time occupied 1 oys the r lchmond Ice5
Company. Upon TIL g property is q ca pa
S utb tl$stablIng ii q com Portable and
4 convenient office building, besld sheds
and other structure al well suited SlpySSS
location and nrrangem sfor,H me con
The land conslst SITS q two eparate par
cells, tho Western pa rec. fronting 100 feet
ont S5O-foot street, Whlch isE on the. south
z,aa IF from par said front about 1i5
low water mark Ii James River; iles
the other lot, east OF and adj lining II hog
first named, TX also fronts fluV&1eeC1 OnItueS
fsarne bO-foot street. and runs back about
a5ss rect on west line and q 4 2226 feet
On the 90 foot, street IN front Of the
lots Is D a i spur Il track OF tho Southern
Railway, while the Dock lis cl .se by on
the north slide OF the property. wi tn tho
large part Of IT.. The ext enstYe area OF
this property, together with 3! Its Glnex-
{cellcd facilities for shtppl 9TH BY rail
other uses than that for which 1t Isl at
present occupic ed ~ s sSs
7, fERNs d One fourth cash. and the resi-&
duo ut 6, 10 and 51s months. for note vi tn
Interest added and title retained .&t
Nd "A ri s. s. 8tPAT~TESON,S
Trustee In tho Deed Referred Ito. 33 Ss
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