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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
KILLED BY ELECTRIC CAR

An unidentified man while driving a
milk wagon across the Pacific Electric
companys tracks on the Long Beach
line near Clearwater last night was
struck by the car and killed. The
mans right leg was fractured, his right
side badly bruised and ribs broken.
The wagon was entirely demolished
The body was taken to Pierce
Bros. morgue, where an inquest will be
held this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
A Born Journalist

The Shiloh correspondent of the Cor
dell Beacon, in describing an entertain
ment given at a country school near
there, says that 1t was just simply
grand" After using up his supply of
superlatives the correspondent Incl
dentally mentioned that the curtains
caught fire during a tableau and that
some eight or ten people were painfully
City Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
Sustalns Serious Injuries

T. H. Thalman Of 11O5 East Eighth
street, an employe of the Southern
California Manufacturing company, was
struck in the abdomen by a piece of
flying wood last night and sustained
a rupture of the small intestines He
was removed to the receiving hospi-
tai and treated by Police Surgeon
Smith He was later taken to the
Emergency hospital where it was said
that he would recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
Overturned Stove Causes Fire

The residence occupied by w. j.
Houser at 936 Ramona street, and
owned by DR.. Gates, was damaged to
the extent of $3.50 last night. Houser
Is said to have accidentally knocked
over the stove, and a moment later
overturned the lamp The entire rear
part of the house was burned out.
None of the occupants was injured.
The damage is covered by insurance
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
mo BLOW UP IN MINE"
Hobo Promptly Allghts When He
Learns He Is Riding on
Dynamite
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
KINSTED, Conn.,, Nov. 7.-"No
blow-up in mine, thank you," said a
hobo to Edward Wilcox when he
learned that he was riding on five
hundred pounds of dynamite. Wilcox
who handles dynamite daily, was cart
ing load Of explosive to the suburbs
and meeting the tramp offered him a
ride.
The hobo sat down heavily OH the
spring seat beside Wilcox, whereupon
the latter remarked Go easy, if YOU
want to live any longer. There's
enough dynamite under us to blow us
both into the next world"
The hobo abandoned the trip imme.
diately and retreated in the direction
whence he came.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
Calling Them Names

Alexandria (Va) Gazette: Mr.. B.
r. Hughes of this city went on pos
sum hunt last Saturday night and sue
ceeded in bagging six marsupials In
Fairfax county near this city The pa
terfamilias was a saccessful hunter of
the general didelphys Virginiana and
the instinct seems to have de-
scended to the present generation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
JEALOUS OVER CURLS
Woman Hated Neighbor Because Boys
Hair Was Prettier Than
Her own
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Because her
next door neighbors' little boy had
golden curls, Mrs. Annie Thompson IL
said to have made five attempts to
burn the home of her enemy within
two hours last night.
The effort was directed against the
home of j. #. Thompson.
Because my brother has long golden
curls," said Mr.. Thompsou's daughter
last night, "and is a pet of the neigh
bors, Mrs. Thompson has been Jealous
of our entire family"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
Lamp ExpIodes; House Burns

of a lamp was discovered in the resi-
dence of H. ]. Emptage at APT South
Savannah street shortly before $3.50
o'clock last night. The house, which is
one-story frame structure, was dam
oged to the extent of $1,000 and the
furniture to 5000, all Of which Is fully
covered by insurance. None of the
OCCUPANTS was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08

no efforts will be made to transact busi-
ness that comes under the jurisdic-
tion Of this body. The council has taxi
en- leave of absence for two weeks and
most Of this time will be spent in the
Owens river valley. Several days will
be spent in San Francisco, where the
council will Investigate municipal af-
fairs as they are conducted in the
northern city.
Councilman Blanchard has a bad cold
and does not care to undergo the hard
ships incident to the trip. Councilman
Hammond has important business that
Keeps him In Los Angeles and President
Theodore Summerland has equally i'm
portant business In San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
Engage Hay Bales for Beds

Consulting Engineer Frank Olmsted
had gone on before two or three days
in advance and made arrangements at
the little stations along the route for
the accommodation of the junketing
party. Where rooms could not be en-
gagged Mr.. Olmsted filed claims on
several bales of hay and engaged barns
wherein to house the members of the
party who will be so unfortunate as
to lose when straws are drawn for the
beds.
During the absence of the council
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
.C0UNCILMEN CO
TO OWENS RIVER
TOUR OF INVESTIGATION IS
BEGUN
Municipal officials start for Mojave,
Where Party VIII Cross Desert
to Inspect Proposed Water
Supply Country

Headed by ex-Mayor Fred Eaton
six members of the city council and
five representatives of Los Angeles
newspapers took the owl train from the
Arcade depot at o'clock last evening
for Mojave, where the journey into
the owens river territory will be begun
at an early hour this morning.
The members of the councilmanic
body who started last night were Ed
ward Kern, Fred Ford, G.. A. Smith,
Barney Healy, DOC" Houghton and
s. w. Hitler. At the last minute City
Clerk Lelande, who had expected TO
make the trip, found it impossible to
do so, and sent his chief deputy, Min
ute Clerk Charles Wilde, in his place.
Wilde will act as assistant whipper-
in to Mr.. Eaton and he began his duties
as the engine footed last even
ing. Blancherforhammyo
smithsummerland," called Wilde to the
scattered members Of the council, and
like a brood of chicks answering the
cluck Of the mother hen they recognized
the soda-pop -frecracker- -sputter that
does duty as roll call of the council
and boarded the train.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08
Dress for Rough Country

1t was not a smooth-looking bunch
that boarded the owl train for Mojave
yesterday evening. Had the members
of the party had on their store clothes
they would have been recognized as
the dignified members Of the Los An
geles city council. But they didn't. No
billed" shirts adorned that aggrega-
tion. Tough looking flannel shirts and
thick sweaters had taken their places.
Cowhide boots had replaced the patent
leather oxfords and bulldog pipes did
duty instead of fat black cigars.
Altogether the aggregation looked as
much like a lot of regular old down
east farmers, in town to see the sights,
as a party of wealthy and refined
representatives of the greatest city on
earth.
But they were not arrayed for ap-
pearance sake. They were out to battle
with cold and wind and the chapparal
of the desert and to see for themselves
what the city was about to get for its
$23, ,OO0,00 in the owens river valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08

"I am looking" said Diogenes. "for
an honest man" And when you find
him, what are you going to do?" Ssh!
I'm not going to find him. That would
spoil the Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08

A large assortment of new fall styles
of infants caps; silk with silk lin
ing; trimmed with silk embroidery.
ribbons and ruching; usually sold
at SIPS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08

Elegant creations of
broadcloth in the new
est short as also long
coat styles; new
shades as also the
staple grays, greens,
blues orr black; some
are of fine homespuns
I'm light and dark gray
shades, but every one
exclusive.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-08

OF good q hty flannelette; solid col
orings - pink, blue, cream or
white; also kimono style gowns in
solid colors, trimmed with con-
trasting shades of self material; all
of them 75c values.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
| For Investment Seekers.
| For Home Buyers.
| For Renters.
AUCTION SALEs-M Monday.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioncers
SALE
EXTRAORDINARY
At tho VVnrcroons OF The Valentine
Auction Co, 8tS Il. Broad, ST.,
TOMORROW, JUNE 10th,
Beginning at 1880 "A. NJ.
nEE1Cn FURNITURE,


Handsome Chartered Oak Roll Top
Desk. Oak Roll Front Gutter Cabinet
Filing Case Cabinet Of Shannon ana
Document Files. combined: Oak &, and Wal
writer Desks.
Exceptionally Handsome Chamber suit
Of tho most modern design, In polished
Spring, Mattress, Dresser and Washstand
with Tennessee marbles and largo plate
mirrors, Chairs, Center Table and Ward,
robe, with inorror doors and extended
base. This suit Is very fine and was In
use only a few weeks.
Very pretty White Enameled Bedroom
Suit of ~ pieces, with mirror door a; :.
Suits. CHARTERED Oak wardrobe Chairs BARS,
Beds, Iron Beds. Toilet Sets. etc.
PAKLOR AND LIBRARY.
Handsome new Chace aud Velour Couch
Suits. Upright Piano, Parlor Chairs.
Etizas. Parlor Cabinets, Walnut and Oak
Book Case and Secretary combined, Man.
tie Mirrors. Pictures. lot of good Books
and Standard Novels.
~ DINING ROOM.
Very Handsome 8-foot CHARTERED OAK
Extension Table with round ends and
carved legs; 7,,foot CHARTERED Oak BUT.
CHARTERED Oak Corner China Case Oak
Flat China Case. several medium Extern
sion Tables and Sidebonrds. Refrigera =
tors Ice Boxes, Germ Proof Filter.
HALL.
Handsome Large Oak Hall Rack. Large
Walnut Hall Frames. Hall Mirrors, Me-
dunn Oak Hall Rack. Hall Chairs and
Tables.
Very Fine No. s Cooking Range with
polished nickle plate trimmings and was
used only three weeks, cost s3o: Kitchen
Tables. small Cook Stove. Chairs. etc
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
Large collection Of Bedding Plants
ready for setting out such as Rose Bush
es. Gcranlums. Verbinias. Heliotropes.
Coleus. Petunia.e etc. Also in bulb such
as Dahlias. Caladium. Tube Roses, etc.
SODA FOUNTAIN.
Small Soda Fountain with three soda
and mineral water spigots and six syrup
cans nickle trimmed on white marble,
in good condition. 2 soda tanks.
BUGGIES.
Will sell at 1890 sharp, for the McFar-
len Carriage Company Piano Box Steel
Gear Ton Buggy and ] Ladies' Phaeton.
These the sample goods, bran new and
warranted perfect
TO DEALERS:
At O'Clock. will sell large lot of or.
binary and medium Furniture etc. such
as Reds. Bureaus, Washstands, Chairs.
Tables. Pictures. Chamber Suits Bed
Springs, Ice Boxes. Refrigcrators.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
-
OCEAN VIEW LOTS,

Look for the Ocean View Cottage Com
pany's adj: they are offering Ocean View
lots on easy terms BY paying down $40
cash you can get possession OF n lot at
once. If you cannot build this summer.
pitch a tent and have q good time, and
build your cottage next spring Many
families camp out there every summer.
Put your money Where II is safer and
will pay faster, than a savings hank,
besides having the enjoyment of the
property while your money grows, Every
dollar Invested IN this property .will
double itself in two or three years.
The way TO make fortune is 10 save
regularly certain amount Of your In
come and TO invest these savings where
they will earn the iarges. and best pos
fibie returns with safety and nothing is
safer than real estate, and no section IS
increasing more rapidly in value than
Ocean View.
The lots are double the usual size,
being SO feet by 100 feet.
Ocean View Is fast becoming the At
lantc City OF the South. The best peo-
Pile OF the land go 10 Ocean View, The
finest boating, safest bathing and this
best fishing in the world at Ocean View.
Whether You are in search of pleasure
or prosperity no equal opportunity can bt
found for an investment. 10 FIJI these
requirements
Richmond Office, No. lilt East Main st
Norfolk Office. No. ia Main 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
BY A. r. Chewing Company
Real Estate Auctionecrs'
Trustees Auction Sale
No. 518 N. TWenty-fifth St.

BY. virtue OF a certain deed of trust,
dated July l. 1904, recorded ~ the, clerks
Office OF Richmond Ghancery Court in D..
y, lS2, b, page III default having. been
made in a portion Of the debt thereby Sc
cured, and heing required by the benen-
ciary so TO do, we Wit sell by auction.
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2lST, 1905,
at O'Clock p, NJ. the property numbered
as above. FRoNTlNGi. Ia FEET, MOKis
OR LESS, ON TIE YllsIIlIiN LINE OF
TWENTY-F FIFTH STREET., BETWEEN
GI;AY AND LEIGH s l;f BY Ia, a
WITH A FRAME DWELLING TllERE-
ON This property ofated Of fhe
city, should attract your attendance ar
time Of sale. slf sfa
TERMs-Cash as to all Of purchase
money, excent the Following credits, viz:
Fiye notes for the sum of ,Saa eaeh, due
July 4, 1905; January 4. laQb, january J.,
1907, and July T. 1851. and one note for he
sum of $3.50, due July 4, 1901 said credit
payments to bear interest from day or
sale. a. j. CuENVNlNG.
Ju lVrtus 1Tustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

In execution of the decree of the united
States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trIct Of Virginia. entered on June Gtn,
1905, in the cause of Lee B. Hancock,
Bankrupt, and of a deed of trust. dated
October 1st 1902, recorded in D. B. 175 G.,
page 15l, Richmond Chancery Court, the
undersigned trustees will sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE 10TH, 1905,
at o'clock p. NJ, the real estate above
referred to and described in said decree
and deed the premises being now desiS-
mated by the city. No. 2Sl2 Qormerly
known as No. 2s06) East Franklin Street;
the lot fronting on the north line or frank
lin Street 30 SIP feet, and extending back
within parallel lines 1b7 feet to an alley
in common Is feet wide. the said lot being
distant lOi.4-12 feet west from twenty
ninth Street, and the dwelling house
thereon being OF brick. two stories, spa
cious, substantially built modern, conven-
lent and attractive. containing about 8
rooms, the usual modern convenlcnces.
and being one OF the most desirable homes
in that choice location.
TE3MS-One-third cash. the balance In
two equal instruments nj Six and twelve
months, the purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, with in
terest added, and the title 10 be retained
until the entire purchase money has been
paid; or. all of the purchase money in
cash, at the option of the purchaser
HILL MONTAGUE,
]. b. ELAN.
Ju 14-tds Trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
By e. a. Catlin.
Detached Frame and Slate,
Corner Dwelling, at
Auction.

On account of change of residence. the
owner REQUESTS, mo to offer at auction,
WEI WEDSE Sis' 40 JUNE GG 2lsr. AT $3.50
O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the very attractive residence at the
northwest corner Of Thirty-tifth and +
Streets, This is a very attractive piece
Of property; is convenient to car line;
Is In section which Is rapidly growing
much less Cham its value. BY attending
this sale You may pick up d snug sum in
a very short while. Can make very at
tractivc terms If desired.
e. A. CATLIN, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

In execution of q decree Of the Chancery
Court Of the city of Richmond. Va, rem
dered June 9th. 1906 in the suit Of Mary
S. Danner, Guardian, &C., vs.. Howard S.
Danner, ct ais, + Will, as Special Com
missioner thereby appointed. proceed to
sell at public auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE g2lST, 1905,
at 6 O'Clock T.. M, that we'll planned and
elegantly finished brick dwelling situated
as above stated. It contains 10 rooms, be-
sides kitchen. servants room. numerous
closets, three well equipped bath rooms,
large, handsome MIRROR IN hall on first
floor, Mirror Nfantels, Gas, Electric
Lights, and the entire house Is heated by
hot water. In fact, nearly every modern
device for comfort and convenience is
found on these premises.
This Is one Of the most attractive houses
of It's kind and size yet erected In this
city. it having been the purpose OF the
gentleman who built It. for his own use,
to combine the essential elements of space,
beauty. strength. !ignt and ventilation,
thus making 1t worthy OF It's eligible site
on this fashionable tnoroughfare.
TERMS--One-third cash, balance at u,
IL and is months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and the title retained
until deed is ordered by the court.
PRESTON COOKIE.
Special Commissioner.
Y The bond required of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
cIIAs. O.. sAv1LLE, Clerk.
Ju l5-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
GEO. w. MAYO. Auctioneer.

ringdule, va, i b cotton rope; Cox Hdwe.
Co.. Amherst, Va, i wagon brake; r. B.
Jordan. Amherst, Val pkg. overails; ).
box groc:; e. hawthorne, Arlington, Va,
box medicine; J. ". Penn, Brandy, Va,
bdl. sash; NJ. p. Pullum, Brandy, Va,
b bdl. s rockers; +. S Ensor catlett Va.
bdl. rope; Mrs. g. L. Anderson Char
o3ttesyile, Va. bdl; I. castings; We; ,aa
ding; z. s.. Johnson, Charlottesville, ]
crate mantle; S. II. White, Charlottesville,
Va. box. II. FL goods; Chas. King q:
Son; Charlottesville, Va, ! empty en- 9;
box II. W.; w. s. White, charlottesville,
Va i box casting; j. ]. McCarty, cnar-
lottesyile, Va box; Mrs. Elizabeth sgd.
n1r carksyiin Va bb clothing; Asay
NJ. Harris. Clarksville, Va, 2 boxes pic.
frames; L. B.. Gilllaland, Clarksvi!e Va,
1 bdl. bags; Alice Fields Clarksville, VA
w, 2 cases soda; William Red clar rta-
CORTLAND, Va. china closet; w. J.
OASIS, CORTLAND. Va. y Dbl. cider. y, box x
cases soap; Frank A. Ridout. Claremont,
Va. bag fertz. dert.; Eugene Fitzgerald.
Chath;lm Va. ] boz medicine; Z. -
Macy Va po cxase mali box
Smith & Littlet ton, Gulpeper VAL Ddl.
trays: Postal Tel. Co, !culpeper, Va,
heater; o. n, r. 3. Harris, culpeper, va
pepper, Va, crt, S. Machine; w. g Ruck-
er, Delaplane, Va.,1 Pa. Iron, bdl ell
bows; Mrs. lLayonia Ilelt, BRAKES 4B y 1ls
Va hdl clothing; 6. y Fi t1 era i, pan-
Yates. Danyille. va, kegs elder; J. 7.
Wilkinson Danville, VarS rolls paper;
Virginia IIdwe;; CO. DanyllIIee. yn 9 b, bdl.
j rocker; II. b. Taylor, Danyille, Va,
brl, vinegar; Smith-Courtney Co, for Trap.
/ lob, Co., Danville. Va, IS pcs. !, pipe. q
pcs. !. pipe; J. a. Reynolds Panyiile. va va,
Penn sons, Dalivillc. Va, 3 pa. 10 cads.
tobacco; Pied IIdwe. CO., Danyile Va. ]
r9l PapSy case case bo 9ae eGck nea d%r
]. b. Meyers. Danvlle, Va. 2 brls. mo-
lasses; Jacksonl& Son, Danyille. Va. keg
G. seed; Miss Mary Hadine, Danyllle, va,
u bril- clothing: c, u. He!ghes, DanyilIe.
Va, % boxes candy; Hill 4 TUCKER, Dan Dan
XIe Ba keg elder bdl M MRM a A. ai
T. Is, Flt;zgerald. panylie. VA, 81 bdl. cor:
Iron; G, II, Fitzgerald. Danpille. Va,
Va Va, freed ehair;,o, NJ, Casser All, Dan
IIviiIle, Va, I case p. goods; ~ g, covlng-
ton, Danvlle, Va, ! case Adv ma tier; NJ,
T., Blosl, Danyille, Va, bale woolens;
| o, +. Ballard, Danyille, Yan can paint
goods; A. Baroody, ,Danvilie, va, cash
registers; j. Fl. Burkes. panvllle, Va,
box mdse,; a, 2, Gibson, DanYill,c, Va,
va, i box b. pins; Miss Ella Abbott Dan
!, vile, va. 4 box soapi O. NJ, j.. r. Black
board Emporia. va. boxes T. frames;
ismporia Ice Co., Emporia., Va, bdl. ice
hnps. Fmppra Ice Co., Emporla, / Ddl.
Ice Ice bags; Emporia Ice Co, Enlporla, Va, Z
|! bdls. Ice bags O. NJ. d, y, Gates, Empo-
ria, Va. box pic frams :, !. i, li!ll 4
7I.ifsoy. Enporia. va box shrppbery;
Henry Henry Machin, EmpoHa, Va, box cast
! ings; Henry Maehin. lImporla, Va. 4 box
fhardware; Charlie PERKINS, Ymp9rla, M,
] box glass; Hart y Ghan'psss' AslpoeFl1aa,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

.
At the request of Messrs I. j. Bourn
8 Company who are retiring from the
business, we will sell, at their store, No.
90l North Twenty sixth Street, commence
ing at 1880 O'Clock, a large and well
selected stock of Staple and Fancy Groc-
cries, consisting of Canned Corn, Toma-
toes, ePaches Salmon, sardlnes, Good.
Luck, Horsford and other Baking Powders;
about 250 Sacks Flour, embracing Ben
IIur, Harten, A No. l. Obelisk and Dun.
lop brands; about 10 Cases Octagon Soap,
in unbroken and open cases Karo Syrup,
Pcarline, Olives, Pickles, Preserves, Cat
sups, Mustard, Baked Beans, Can Pine
apple Prunes. Brooms, Axle Grease.
Matches, SAVERS Extracts, Condensed
MIX, Grara Nuts, Rolled Avena Shredded
Wheat, and other Breakfast Foods !; Teas,
Spices, Laundry and Toilet Soaps, Ar
buckles Coffee Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco lamp Chimneys Molasses
Vinegar. HnrrinEs. etc.
Alaska REFRIGERATOR,
large-slze double Grocer's Refrigerator
good as nSw; Meat Scales. Meat, Block:
Meat Counter and Rack, OIL Tank and
Measures. Patent OIL Tank. Revolving
Show Case 6-foot Nickel-framc Show
case. Awning, Counter Coffee Mill. Coun-
ter Scales. etc. The entire stock is fresh
and desirable.
Sale positive Terms cash.
& THE VALENTINE AUCTION co..
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Public Sale by Trustee.

by virtue OF a deed of trust TO the un-
darsigned, dated 25th day of May, 1901,
and Of record clerks office in County OF
fault having been, made in the payment
df the debt, thereby secured, and ut tho
request OF the beneficiary, ] will offer at
public sale, on the premises. on the
23D DAY OF JUNE, 1905 (E'R1DAY),
ut u Clock NJ, IS
tract OF land and the improvements
thereon. containing three and onc--fourth
acres. on the south side Of New Market
Hcnrico county. This Is n good business
location, with storehouse and dwelling.
TERMS: Cash az to amount Of the debt
secured and cost Of sale. and balance 70
be announced at the time and place OF
sale.
.Jc 1s-5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
BY Geo, Y, Oliver, Auctioneer,
60 Broad Street Between First and Brook
Avenue, Phone 458I.
PIANO, FURNITURE, SEWING MA
CHIMES, CARPETS, DRUGGETS,
MATING, REFRlGE RATORS,
BARBER's CHAIR. ETC,

J.. will sell at my warerooms. No. 90
Broad Street, TO MORROW MORNING.
June 49, 1905. commencing at 1890 A.
NJ. J Rosewood Case Square piano /
Sterling Cabinet Grand 7 Ia octave Piano.
Handsome Mirror Front and other Ware :
robes, Oak Chiffoniers. Handsome Oak
Sideboards, China Closets, ] up-to.Date
Victor Dining Table. Book Cases, Chairs.
Rockers, Handsome Claw Foot Mahogany
sideboafd, Mahogany Tables Chess Of
Drawers, Blue cll!pa. Brass Goods, etc,
OAK and other Refrigerators compare
lively new DROP Head Singer and othsr
sewing Machines, BABY Carriages, Go-
carts, Single ana Double Iron Beds
springs, Mattresses. Cots. ] Very Hand
some Moqnet Drugget excellent lot OF
Ian. stair and Room Carpet. FIGURES
Mirrnrs Ensos, linrber's Chair aud Foot
RGst. Kitchen Furniture, Cook Stove otc.
SPECIAL.
AT 1880 ! 4-Wheei Closed Cab In good
condition, ! city-made Pheptnn.
SalH positive, terms cash.
GEO. " OLIVER. Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
GEO. w. MAYO, Auctlonccr,
lilo n. Seventh Street.

One Baby Grand Piano, Upright
Piano, Oak Roller Top Desk, TO-
foot Oak Extension Table, Rum
abouts, l Rubber Tire phuct0n, 1
Handsome 3.iicce Mahogany Par
lor Suit, I Light Delivery Wagon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
I will sell at my auction-house,
Monday Morning, June 10, 1905,

Monday Morning, June 10, 1905,
AT 10:30 A. NJ,
! Baby Grand Piano, ! Upright Cherry
Case Cabinet Grand Piano. ] Oak Roller
Top Desk. I 10-foot Oak Extension Ia
in good condition: i very handsome a.
piece Mahogany Iarlor Suit. ! apiece
Oak Chamber Suit, Odd Bureaus and
Washstands, Oah Sideboards, Baby Car
rlaGas and Go-Carts.' CHARTERED Oak
Ch!ld's Crib Bedstead and Spring. / very
handsome Cherry Crib Btdsttad, Ward
robes, New Chairs. New Mating, etc.
GEO. w. MAYO, Aucti0nccr.
i. c. Buford, Salesman.