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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
rRovsLE At WINDSOR.
John Williams Was Arrested for OBJ.
tanning Money Falsely.

Deputy sheriff L. +. Story las ar.
r"' go ~ tl' cuy John Williams. a
49, rou N w"o was eha,cpA o,t .m
l. sic ... at - !. A. BYE, % W. ndso-.
a merchant, and obtaining goods and
money under false pretsnsp From
the best Information that can hc .reur.
ed, it appears that Williams secured a
lot OF groceries add other supplies ,som
MIR. Byles, rs we'll AS some money that
he secured on a check which was not
good, and left for parts supposedly
unknown. Mr. Byles, however ascer.
tanned that he was in Gainesville, and
notified Officer Story. who came here
and had no difficulty in locating the
man,
Williams was taken tn Rochelle,
where on Friday he was ArrAlgued in
Justice Z-trouer's COURT The result
IL not yet learned. but II Williams ls
guilty u What he 10 charged with he
will he convicted oi from three TO six
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
Sold and Recommended by
". ". jon NSON. gainesville.

State aud other certificates, which be-.
gan Tuesdsy morning, 10 progressing
nicely under direction Of State Super.
inteudent Holloway in the higher
branches, and Mrs Ella Lsfontl.er
Hamilton ia the primary department
The examination will corcluie TO.
day. The attendance has been very
fair but It is the opinion Of the rduca.
tor. thst more teachers could be- used
in Florida for the coming year Several
county superintendents, real Eng the
prospects ot q shortage OF teachers.
have taken advantage Of al uppor-
tunity 10 come here and employ teach.
era in advance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23

LAEs Guy, fls.. July q. 1919
WTousk lFon Range Co Be. Louis, Mo-
Osaiiemsn-ws purchased ~ yo0T sslssmaa,
NJ " v MoNsily, on the aOsh dsy ~ April,
1919. . Home Comiou" Range ahd are pleased
Ia say that II ElVss entire satisfaction.
This esrlHcats yoa can nee In any manner
you sss CfopsS Rsspsstfally.
u fHsAH,
Mayor Lsks Cty, Via.
Laks City. Via. Jolly 9. teos
wrough IrOa kssss Co a. Losi.. No.
Usnslsmsn--Ws purchased % yoar saissman,
NJ. b Csouss. 90 The esh dag 1f Fsbsuary,
1910. Home Comfou" Range sad are pleased
60 say that 10 Gisss shtITs satlsfas,ioa.
This ssstlnsats J0a can oss IN aDy mAhAsf
600 zee proper Hsspsstfaliy,
W. y BaarPAaD
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
Bowel Complain, in Children.

During the summer months children
are subject Ia DIS riders Of the bowels
which should receive careful attrn.
tiou ~ son ~ the hrst unnatural
loosenrss NJ the bowels Apprsr The
best mrd ic,nr /" use for bowl com.
plaint 10 ChambrrlalH's Cuhc, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, - it promptly
controls any unnatural loosenes' at
the bowels For sale by oil druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
Held for MIsuslna MalIs.

Meridian, Miss. July --ilurrison,
single. and W. Hal Jones. married.
night mailing clerks in the local post.
Office, were held 10 the grand jury for
mailing alleged Scurrllous matter to
Rev ". G. Culpcppcr. a Whyuot (Mis.
sissippD clergyman. 1, l. a.oged The
action Of the clerks Vas a. rctalla.
ton for report said to have emA
mated from the clergyman
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
'OMMISSOAERS RE-
/ DUGE ASSESSMENTS
lhe Assessments the Coming Var
Will be 0n!y For 7 70 i'lnjs.
EXPENSES GREATLY REDUCED

Die County Is In Fine Financial Con.
dItion. and Can Take Care Of All
Funds Except Road and School for
the Coming Year.
The county commissioner OF Ala.
shua county had their adjourned
|neeting, in compliance with the order
NJ the regular meeting OF the month.
m Friday, with the result that great
peneht has accrued to the property
holders OF the county a. regards taxes
The members which represent the
pest element Of the county VIXEN il
'omes to financial affairs, met to
'QualiSe the taxes OF the county, and
hey we're determined to make the A..
|essment man to man" when it came
b charging the people OF the county
|pr privileges to live,
After q long session Of the board
ehich was meeting from early morn
|ng to late in the afternoon, there
tere many changes in assessments.
Ehe commissioners discovered that
hey could save the citizens, taxpayers
y Alachua county, many thousands Of
'ollars in their assessments and in
pnsequence cut of every levy except
be road fund, four mills, and the
phool fund, seven mills
This 10 the first time in the history
b the Board OF County Commissioners
y Alachua county when the general
md, which means the general tx.
'pnses, has been eliminated which
neans that the people IN the county
Re In better condition today than.
Yer The present board deserves aud
BIZ have the credit for this reduction
|The remainder Of the session MAS
tent in equalizinR taxes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23

A number of the largest Hotels and Public
RANGES and Kitchen Goods These goods cannc
Range is shown in this advertisement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
DO Not Neglect Your Bowel.

Many serious diseases arise from ne.
glect at III" bowel. ChRmherlAin's
stomach and Liver Tablets are pleaa.
ant and agreeable laxative rhry ia.
viRorNle the liver mud rVulat" the
bowels For sac hv all drOVgt.is
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
Josh Billings Said:

Il luv rooster bekaws he ken kroW. an
bekaws he has spurs to osk ny his kroW."
We claim that the Home Comfort ia the beet
and most durable Range in the world. and here
are the "spur." TO back up the claim
THE ONLY GRAND PRIZE awarded by the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. AWarded by
the group Jury, approved by the departments
Jury, affirmed by the supreme inry, and re-
affirmed by the comm ttee OF i've
OFFICIAL RIBBON, world's Columbian
Exposition. OFFICIAL RIBBON. Caiiiornia
international Midwinter EIpoIition, San Fran
cisco. 1894
PREVIOUS AwARnS-T highest diplo-
mas le gold nedAG silver medal. lndos-
trial Exhibition. Toronto, Dat, Can, 1888
(The highest award aud only medal ever given
on Range in CsuadAl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23

Lake City. Fla. jolJ 8. 1875
Wrought Iron Rsnge Co ~. Louis. Mo
Gentiem.n-we purchased % toar salesman,
n u Grouse on the sth daJ ~ February. 1909
n Home Com tort" Range. and are pleased 20
sav that 10 gives entire addiction
This certificate Jcu can uss N anJ mannsT
|soa ace pvoreT Respectfully
Mas LGrT EpWAEDs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

|prk is Progressing NieeIy-sxamina.
ton viii Conclude Today
foh Friday Daily SUu.
The examination ~ Teachers Tor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-23
What Prominent People Whs Nave
Used Che Meme Cemisri Ranges
Soy about ThOmi


NW'W"NH"N TT F"''V
To whom u may concern This 10 90 esFtliJ
that bought Home Comfort Range from The
Wrought Iron Range Company sixteen ysan
Ago, aud have found II Ia be just ss represent.
cd IL has been In eonHIAnt uss since bouaht
u and 10 81 good iodsJ - when purchased, sH.
eept the frat tonI Oi piplnE. This they ~.
place free u charge. Ny range has a. ell times
given peVf'ct sailsfactioB, And 10 q great saver
OF fuel fJou boy QUE you gill make no mis.
take II my range had IN sny Way given out I
certainly would replace 9Th smother. as thsig
salssmsn are now 10 this county and the range
they are nov selling has EFsst improvements
over mine W. A sTafcELANp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22

Points-Iolanis. 4; Males. 8; Puma.
bous, 2; Y. NJ. c. A., 4; ID. Heads, o.
Additional Sporting News on Page 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22
JEFF TALKS OF O'BRIEN

"why didn't o'Drien challenge
Spreckels or Huntington He certain
ly had no more right to issue a delft to
me than he has to sling one at either
of the gentlemen named. IL O'Brien
thinks he is champion and wants the
sporting element to recognize him as
such, why don't he fight Twin Sullivan,
Marvin Hart. Tommy Ryan and others
that are anxious to fight, and not try
to make capital out of my reputation
Just quote me as saying that | think
Twin Sullivan can beat O'Brien. One
thing Is certain, that IL they come to.
gether Ill have TO bet few acres Of
my Burbank ranch that Twin takes all
the championship aspirations out OF
his Uranium"
Jeff, when informed that O'Brien
was the hero Of the hour in the East
since he defeated Fitzsimmons. and
that the Philadelphia had been carried
on his admirers shoulders in his home
city, said: II came home recognized
by everyone as the champion OF the
world and never had brass bands or the
| carrying on the shoulder episode In
mine. Plain old hearty grips and few
drinks with the boys was all got bu,
then, you know, never dug down In
my pockets or sent on advance agents
announcing that was coming guess
that explains the lack OF these great
displays OF enthusiasm accorded Other
fighters. Maybe | wasn't as popular al
Jack O'Brien, Jim Corbett and others
but one thing is certain. they can hav,
all Of that they want from this time on
good old farm life is good enough fol
me, and 100000 In gold would no
induce me to re-enter the ring. In
through for all time and hope o'Brien
Hart and the others will settle thei
difficulties and let me alone"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22

ball to be placed with the points toward
the goals and no player to stand ahead
of the points; increasing thu distance
to be gained in three downs from five
to ten yards; permitting the ball to be
passed in any direction when the play
is between twenty-five yard lines, pro
vided the player has not advanced be
yond the line Of scrlmmage. no punt
out for a try at goal; increasing the
distance between the goal posts to TWEEN
ty-five feet; no interference with free
kick: a fair catch to be indicated by the
holding up Of the hand. no movement
by players until the ball is put in play,
except for one man, and finally, that
not more than three men besides the
man receiving the ball be less than five
yards behind the line unless outside
the position occupied by the outside
man in the line
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22

ut happened back In the early days
OF Monk Coburn's racing career" ~
marked the old timer.
Now Monk had Just come out OF the
East. and he had not been accustomed
to feeding his eyes on twenty dollar
gold pieces. or for that matter on gold
pieces Of any kind.
Frank Burke was racing string OF
horses around here then, and one day
he engaged Coburn for a mount that
he wished to send over the plate"
Nov look here, Monk" said Burke.
before the race, II want you to win, to-
day, and II you do I'll give you $500
for your work.
Monks eyes bulged out at the lib
eral offer"
You can Jes bet yer life dat I'll ride
that nag" said Coburn. The one IN
question was Wandering Nun.
THE race was run, and Coburn lived
up TO his promises, riding IN great shape
and bringing Wandering Nun home
IN front with plenty 10 spare"
"Coburn felt rather elated over the
victory. especially as he was TO have
$500 extra TO benevolently assimilate
| with his bank roll"
Monk went back to the barn and
waited leisurely for the bunch Of
money
Finally Mr.. Burke's little daughter
hove in sight carrying a bundle OF
wrapped up coins"
Papa sent you this" she said to Co
burn as she deposited the package In
Monks hands. Monk wondered wha'
was coming off and eagerly tore opel
the packet. II contained twenty-five
shining double eagles. A look of dis
gust overspread Monks features anC
with gesture Of displeasure he TOSSED
the gold coins on the floor.
Say" he remarked to the little girl
II thought | was going to get $500
Now OATS nice thing, sending in tina
bunch Of new pennies. The little gir
scooped up thee oins and after much eS
PLANTATION prevailed upon Monk to TAX
them. But not until Monk got the ye
low metal exchanged for green certi
icates could he be made to believe tina
the twenty dollar gold pieces were els
than big pennies"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22
A new RECORD

II. b. Sinclair, Byron Baird, Frank
Armstrong, DR.. Rossiter, DR.. High, H..
II. Walker, Harry White and Geo. An.
gus are the eight golf players who will
have a free trip to Haleiwa next Sun
day and enter into the golf tournament
that will be held there at that time.
Twenty-six players entered the contest
yesterday at Manoa to try for a place,
II was an ideal day and some good
golf was played.
Frank Armstrong. who has been play
Ing some good golf of late, succeeded
in leading the list and breaking the
course record. Armstrong played a re.
markable game and at times brilliant.
His play was consistent throughout.
His approaching and putting were a
strong feature.
His score for the two rounds was:
Out. ........4 43 6 4 DO
In .......6 5 3 SRA 4 5-39
This makes a total OF 70 and cuts
strokes from the previous record OF
81, held by Dr. High. Geo. Angus, Har'
old Giffard and Jess Woods.
Following is a complete list OF the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22
MALES vs.. lOLANI'S

Beautiful weather favored the first
meeting OF these teams for this season
at the Baseball Park.
The opening exchanges were In favor
OF the Blue and Whites and severe pres.
sure was sustained by them on the
Male citadel. Up to the interval play
ranged from goal to goal and no scor.
ing was a fair index of the respective
worth OF the teams. None Of the play.
ers engaged came out prominently In
the early half. although the combina
ton then displayed by the Blue and
White forwards looked hopeful for
them for the remainder OF the play.
Before the second period was long in
progress the Iolani forwards indicated
that they had got into their stride and
some clever work was witnessed on
their part BY their pace, Woo and
Mon Yin beat the opposition repeatedly
and the latter player opened the scor.
Ing for his side with a swift low shot
which the Male custodian failed to ne
gotiate. On this reverse the Green and
Colds showed unlimited dash and In a
few minutes Bailey equalized, nlpping
up hard drive OF Davis into goal and
game was now ragged at great pace,
play being quite thrilling. Iolani In.
itiatod a combined passing movement
on the Male back division from which
Anderson secured and drove the ball
home increasing the lead for his side
again. Taking up the running Males
asserted themselves and Simpson aud
Gray scored In rapid succession, the
play Of the Green and Colds showing i
complete transformation lolanis made
strenuous but futile efforts to bring
about the equaliser and the concluding
I stages of the game were desperately
| fought out The Blue and Whites
worked hard and amidst great excite
ment pressed while the Green and
| Colds retaliated just as warmly On
the play the Iolanis deserved to finish
upon level terms as the honors OF the
first half lay with them. While the
Males in the second period had the
major share of the play, all through
the game the Iolanis were prominent
/ by strong. dashing runs and II was only
I the strong defensive work OF the Male
defense in breaking up the opposing at.
tack and in playing to their forwards
like a book that enabled them TO hold
their rivals down and retire victors by
So
The teams were as follows:
Mailes-Goal, Belser: backs, Nc.
GIL. Anderson; half backs, II. Chill,
lingworth, Center, F. Davis; forwards,
Bailey, Catteral, Simpson, Gray, II 4.
Bailey; substitute, Duisenberg.
Iolanis-Goal, J. Kea; backs, T.. Kel,
lett, j. Kellett; half backs, +. Harri.
son. NJ. Anderson. w. Motley; for
wards, Mon Yin, j. Bolster, j. Ander'
son. l.. Blackmar, J. Woo.
The standing OF the teams Is now
as follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22
FOOTBALL RULES

The following rules have been mada
at Harvard and are recommended to
the Rules Committee to adopt: Tho
suggestions provide for three officials
on the field; line men to watch oif-side
plays; instant disqualification fol
rough play; a team to play Ave min
utes without substitute; a player dis
qualified twice to be barred for the sea.
son; no bloc'Sing except by body; no
interference with punter. and a stand
Ing committee to select officials.
Further recommendation are: The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22

DR.. YOST WINS

Or. Yost succeeded in lifting the
Haleiwa Golf Club cup at Haleiwa yes
terday. This is the second time that
Yost has won this cup and 1t now be.
comes his property for good.
There was high wind blowing over
the course and it make good play inn
possible. His two rounds we're played
In 100 and with his 10 strokes. netted
him 80.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22

Boss" Hellbron's meat carvers quar-.
tered the soldiers yesterday and hung
them on the nook to the tune of 10 to
2. The butchers certainly welded the
cleaver in championship shape and
demonstrated that they are the soldier
boys superior in every department OF
the game. The butchers presented o
strong lineup and with such men as
Bushnell. Evers, En- Sue and Freitas
proved a strong combination.
Bushnell pitched for the meat men
and proved quite puzzle. With good
support the soldiers were always at his
mercy.
The lineup was as follows:
Met. Meats-Luning, c.; Bushnell, pr
Walker, h.; Evers. S., Macfarlaner
2b.; Freitas. IT,: Horton, cf.; En- Sue.
3d.; Macy. RI.
Infantry-Davis. p.; Boyle, C.; Scho.
effel, h.; Van Vliet, Jr., 2b. Carey
3D.; Van Vliet. ST., S.; Hanna, H.;
Cast, CT; Fenner, RI. and cf; Nc.
Glade, RI
The score by innings:
1884 $3.50
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-22
BOXING

Referee Eddie Smith stopped the
bout between AL Neil and Joe ThomaS
In the fourteenth round. Nell led foi
ten rounds and then tired. Thom@
proved too strong.
u q q
Herrera of Bakersfield disposed Of
Young Corbett at Los Angeles in five
rounds. Corbett was no match for the
Mexican, who scored with a clear
knock out. This is Corbett's finish ir
the ring.
In tame twenty-five round fight at
Colma on the 18th. Referee Eddie
Graney called the fight between Wihl'
Lewis and Willie Fitzgerald a draw
II was a tame affair.
q u q
Butte, Mont, Jan. l1.-Arrangements
for match between Marvin Hart and
Tommy Burns for the heavyweight,
championship OF the world have been
completed. The bout will be pulled on
before the Pacific Athletic Club in Los
Angeles, February %. Pat Callahan, a
miner. will meet Hart In this city In
q four-round bout. the champion to dis
pose Of the miner in that time or fot
felt 800.
.; % (.
New York. Jan. 1l.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton Is making plans for another cam
paign against the New York Yacht
Club next year and the bone OF conten'
ton will be the Americas cup, fol
which the popular Irish Baronet sl
ready has tried three times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Richmond Auction Co.. 3
1905 {. Main Street.
Hand sonle Folding Beds,
iWar'drobes, Bookcases s':t' Beds y y
Bureaus, Etc. at Auction

We viii sell TUESDAY, .A AZ t;!s Y
Main Street, Commencing ct ! 60 4, 4,
hhdsonie Walnut Folding Bee.
and Secretary confined Medium 1a,d n r pSid-
5iiig Bedsg@ Oak and Walnut Wa .sros.nI,
ltary eoinblned Parler suits sldebea !
Extension rabies Hall RACKS, G u !. !,
Tables. Iiandsono Walnut Beds H Hsi ST and
Cotton Md ttresses. Iron beae ~ ~ "a
5springs, Barber d thnir. HARDER N1 lrt !!
Revolving a Bookstnnd; also large u i %
groceries, such as Cakos, Crackers. S .;ten
5dy. Canned Goods. etc. \. y.
s5:5 Go II, Valentine, Auctiot1ee.r y X 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

tBY erR1CKLAANlI''
u may have met soil,c man somewhere
Soma time WHO wasn't d liar. I forget. "
y 49,, .r,d ", " Il 4, ,,v hast !. n
=. ,,s,s y s.,,in,,,n,, shiirrind ,,eaa.
snsst (, = ia -, kan ina entirs
AZ y ~ ~ Ma \ \ oc,,sa torv staterieft ana
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n AZ n, n srio,id svI,n M i !, Sextrctna nt1d
s,rrini S,,stannaI az the ilarus y,iEarB. 4
have II met many feeble str,,gglers along
SthcS Tina az Ma apeoinlty. but never one
Chat. eVen though, nv friend were anolnt-y
( "a syitii gasoline Of i li,nburgor cheese,
could net within smelling distance Of him
iii u stralgt,tway, free Kor-all lie fest.
This friend OF mine came from the OUT
Glyliig districts, and lie could, therefore,,
Boutlio any other amateur. Besides Il him.
the bigKest other prevaricator f1nd mot
was as e bar-tender's shirt stud to the
SKoh-i-noor He was an edit ton ID luxe OF
I e liar. hand-bound,& full morocco, num-l
8pered. with aut hor's autograph on the lly-
8! '.... 4. . /. "
w ~ ~ btroEs po!nt % TINS person 20 WnoH1
~ ,.1 $, ~ an
;nt..;.i WITH ce
\, ~ u nm. acc,I
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
8 Geo. Nv. Mayo, Auctloneer,
$40 M. Seventh Street.

VA SCALES ROLL TO DESK - Y
8$ cook SToVES,L lGH.G GRADE sE !. W
MIXTURE, LlNoLEUM & e az "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
u,Lnheagrd.a Of,

secretary Of Agriculture Wilson, in an
ddrass to a delegation Of farmers. won
Heart, ,,a applause with the following an an
ecdote; ~. quo,
II overheard dialogue between !, g ,s.
we'll dressed men at lunch no 4 os1'eF
day. 3s 5 5t..5s !, < i q, {, 7, .,.o,s
to asparagus. snid - ~
= !. ny the, way, you said Johnson was ia
farmer, didn't you q
,1 Good gracious, mol returned he oth-
or man. Il said he made his fortune
out OF wheat. DID YOU 4 ever heal 81
. Sarmsg dQtng thai q IA! j: oaaAi \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
.5yg .sss 4 At The .8
Richmond Bazaar

B35 I will have to DO sold. at our regular
auction next WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
Mules, 55 Tho u horses consist OF Southern
chunks. some extra good drivers and drn {,
horses also some with speed, and /. n
faot some as raone ~ pu u3o
pounds. with lots Of quality. q a852
SS Be with ius / In D II need. ( think you
could be suited for both3$you own use
and for your trade. 81 Vi * u I'M
ss We also Il have a lot OF second hand
horses and bmules to BIO sold. We are
not getting good prices for horses, g
the shippers say they arc not making
any money for them. They arc selling
lower than they did n1the spring.
3 Among the fresh lots OF horses that
VIII /. Be here arc James Creighton, one
load 4 M cTndden, one load; eau thorn. one
load; VI Burnett, one load u We have two I,
second hand, and about fifty locals. 33
$Tslt iig8S9 'yf JOS. LAS1TTER..s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
High Constable's Sale.

q III Will sell. by public auction on. MON
DAY, tho Goth day OF August 9 90 S ~
East FRANKLIN. the following property. to
satisfy wIltsg In my hands N, 2 y Pianos !
Fine Oak Roller-Top Desk; Typewriter
Desk smi til Premier Type III !! lsu ~
reals. Vnshstnnds,s China resses, Gems
ter Tables. Bullets. .Wnrdrobes; also. q
! lot or Groceries and q Large leo Boz
Z T IGRA1 Cash., q ~, !,,,, =, *
.55SS hi 5,s VI "a # II. c., c. R.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Geo. W. Mayo. AUG tioneer
LILO n Seventh Street. Phone 1896.

Il BY Geo. w. Mayo. Auct ioneel I,
n ITO n. Seventh Street. Phone 'l1po't' 1876 Il.
Upright Piano 7ttly, Onyx and
Other Tables, Front and
Back Parlor Suit, D]:]'ru Drug
gets, lgs, Bro mes, Man
tel Clio H a.nd:is', ON ON ely
Carved Dining Room Suit,
Hall and Stair 4 Carpets,
Hall Furniture Oak and nd
Other Bedro o1n Furniture,
Etc. . s.54 s.f5 .3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

Fl. A. MccURDY 2 Executor.