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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-17

. v;oorou, effort 10 have defeated
Tnrii aad Reciprocity have Oe'n
pu. TO sleep before tho time 0n'
th. question OF regulating tho
currsncy 10, % iusistsnt ~ ever
rh.rs are the Ch,nese exclusion
lsws, which must be modified II
10 are 10 be spared . crss' and
unjust war later On. and II 10 are
n have our share Of trade with
that country. There srs the
hsrbors Of Hawaii to bs provided
for the forts for their dsfsnss u ~
ars to persist in tAs Chinese sx-
ciuaion laws, Hawaii. Alaska and
Porto Rico sls clamoring ior'
rights and privileges Of our citi
Gems II they are TO bs amsnabls e
our laws.
Immigration and the Merchan
marine arr other subjects for oedas'
1 and legislation and : dozen other
| subjects Of scarcely less impos
,anne are demaading aissn,io'
just Il this time when Ccngress ]
stsnd ding With watch IN hand inpa'
Iieut iar noshing bai The day I 4
Isbjonsnmeps. Il.
j The ever present qasss "a Ss \
couris Y sscisl prsesasa ~ =
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thy ways b Essabned
VOL. '. JAH-vnle FOWLER MO May, II 1908. No. !
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS

s4a,
| and the leadership has passed p
) Senator Bailey who. has more
han proved his right to the po.
ition, Senator German who is
bove all things the FREUD of the
corporations has not passed on !.
hese preferences to Senator
Bailey and the party under him =
will light for far different ideals T"
Senator Allison whose name Is
used in connection with the COM :
promise amendment which he =
repudiates has also been absent
from the senate all winter on &C.
count of illness and it 10 not likelyl
that he will ever be restored to
the power which he had pre- f,
viously held in the party. With
Senator Aldrich also iethroned
the leadership must fall into new
hands and there is much specu.
latiqn as 70 the reorganization Of
both parties. Without doubt
there will he many changes and
the Introduction of new blood
means the passing away Of old
time methods and the introduc-
tion of newer; and it may reason
ably be predicted, better ideals
!! and attitudes.
| The sentiment in the House in
regar dto the bill rate is practically
unanimous in favor Of its passage
and even the drastic amendment
of Sena tor ElKins adopted ia the
Senate that coal carrying roads
: shall not he permitted to own aud
!, operate coal mines will not he
Q opposed IN the house. It is pro.
!. bable that no objections will be
E made to the judicial review q.
e msudment accepted by the presi-
t dent and the Senators and there
: is every reason to predict that the
Y bill will pass the Hvuse with Q
/. rush and be signed by the Presi,
q dent Within the month. The dis.
e cussion and the paramount,
.. importance Ct the regulation o.
N rates has for q time eclipsed a.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-17
Il. H. BALL.
ATzORNE Al Law
Norwood Mo.

viii attend 10 all Legal businss
refed 10 him, Practices In oil
the Courts Of the Stats.
Commsrcial and Crlninal Law
. speciality.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-17

ference in the white House and;
once the Speaker Of the House home
ly Uncle Joe, Became 'unma"ase'
able when some one tried 10 precede.
him 10 the President but all ~
these spuabbles sink into insigni',
ficance in the presence of the one
which now. threatens TO dsrup' the
social organization. A week or So
ago the Baroness Hengelmuiier win
Of the Austrian Ambassador an.
nounced ,ha, she would be pa.roness
tor 4 culinary exhibition 70 V kises
tos The benefit Of the San Ffsncisco
sufferers, but which WAS 10 reality
an exposition Of the suffering that
the society chefs infict apcp ths'r
pasruns. The chef q the Austrian
E mbassy was Ne mi iasisascr
y 4. ~ IL. -.
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IF YOU WANT
IN

Farm and Timber land write
real Esta,e A. J. JOHNSO n
Houston Texas Go. No. For biz
list of bargains seut free,
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HART out TOR F|GHTs
WITH BLOOD |N.H|s.EYE

z-n,ec,o,5 - 7,T,he Titnes.nisnnt J

(speciai to The Times Dispatch
LOUISVILLE. e March 14.-Afarvir,
Hart erstwhile the Marvellous. has ac--
cepted the offer Of w. "A. Pierce, man
gager OF the Lincoln Athletic Club. In
Chelsea, near Boston, to fight George
Gardner. Gus Rubin and Tommy Burns
However, Fl art4wants the order reversed,
as he Is more anxious to meet Burns In
the ring again than any other man in
the world, and the Ken lucky heavyweight
says he is willing 10 meet any man on
earth. blacks barred. The first fight,
that With Gardner, Is at present sc heduled
for May, and the others will follow MS
quickly thereafter as Hart May DESIRE
The louisville man realizes that the
public Is very sore on him. and he ap-
pears to be willing 70 60 any length to
convince the sporting fraternity that he
IL sti,l the champion, In support OF this
lpostion n Hart to-day authorized the
sporting editor OF tho Times to announce
his willIngnesssto meet Burns before any
club In America. barring the Los Angeles
Cluh, for X, a side. and II Hart fails
TO put his opponent away In twenty
rounds Burns Ia n to- take the coin. Hart
has Deposited 81 900 with the sporting
editor of the. { Times TO bind the match.
The I.ouipyille s boy also says he will fight
Burns for q 900 Al side before any Phila-
delphla Club, and it3 he Ills to beat him
forfeit his money i looks very much
as though the marvellous" one means
business, III N sSSsssSS M 2ss ts "
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1NcGOVERN IVOBBLY BEFORE
DANE8.AT END OF SIXTH ROUND
Nelson Deserved Decision, But
Bout is Chased As a
Draw.
FIRST ROUNDS INC IS VERY YER TAME vi
Crowd Kissed While the Fighters
Wrcstled Around RingStory
By Rounds.
NV Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March IL
S.Bnttling Nelson had the advantage OF
Terry McGovern in their sx-round bout,
which took place at the National Athletic
Club tonight.
For the first three rounds the fight
was a disappointment to the 5000 persons
who had paid fancy prices to witness
the bout. There were scarcely half q
dozen solid blows struck, the men wrest-
ling from one end of the ring to the
other with the referee powerless to sep
arate them 1t had been agreed that the
referee was not to lay his hands on the
men, but simply warn them to step back
when they rushed to a clinch. The re-
,peated warnings had no effect on the
fighters, and the crowd Kissed, groaned
and cried '.fake!" and Take them out
of the ring!"
AT the beginning OF the fourth round
the men began to fight as though they
meant business. Nelson kept right after
.McGovern and used straight left to
advantage. McGovern frequently coun-
tered with hard lefts and rights but his
blows, while they appeared to have great
force behind them. failed to make an
impression on the sturdy Dane. At the
close OF the fifth round McGoverTl went
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.
What Attractive Advertising Will
Do to Move Property.

= :, Last. Sundays real estate section OF
The Times Dispatch Is still attracting
deserved at,entio,n not only rom the
at large, It would be dlfiicuit to mag ugi
q more impressive display OF the forces
The aaysrtisepsnt (, Of new homes and the
carried In that section. IA
s. One of the most talked of advertise
ments was T. NJ. Workman & Co.'S, which
shoXed asenp7l hoto oF part Menu
home Is your monument, and the Avenue
Is the place for it., This was repeated
in a local paper Monday afternoon, and
N reference to The results obtained Mr.,
We have been familiar with newspaper
adyertisements since 1sS3. and never In
.ttissment attrae e 90 much attention, Or
plies from the public generally from
Stentlon which the advertisement attrat-
ed due entirely to Its unlaueness. Thank
(signed) 1T. nj. WORKMAN & co.."
Every INDICATION points 70 continued
future. lasj 435t85
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LyCourt r ecord
Law and EQUITY,

ri : ~
DEGREES entered yesterday: Nolting,s
executrix VS.. Marshall Manufacturing
Company. Decree confirming report Of
commissioners in regard to the sale OF
machinery and depositing the sunr from
the sale thereof in bank to the credit of
the court in this cause.
Moses johnson VS.. Eettie Johnson.
Decree directing all proceeding be stayed
until the plaintiff pay attorneys fee and
charges for taking deposition. Divorce
proceedings).
Suits Instituted yesterday: The Clarke
overall and Pants Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. III. Hymes. for 3139.
Circuit Court.
Judgments entered yesterday: 10. r.
Hicks against Thomas NJ. Sweeney; YER
diet and Judgment for defendant.
Suits dismissed yesterday: William I.
Green against Sigmond and Sophia
Green; Chasie Traiheri against virginia
Passenger and Power Company: Tullio
Adami against same. - 'Sss7.
Cases set for to-day: r. H. Curtis vs.
j. o. Scott. =
Chancery Court.
D. Wood r. Homer Wood and Life a,
INGALLS, qualified as executors Of Mrs.
Mary r. Wood. Estate valued at s1l.s50
Hastings Court.
3 Cases tried yesterday: Frank Ferran-
DIM, mlsdemeanor: appeal; acquitted.
Cases set for to-day: Albert Harris
murder -
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r a C, 1 N 6
Fair Grounds.
(By AssocIated Press.)


NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-Fatr
Grounds summaries:
First rnce-six furiongs-Gallant (6 to
II first. Shenandoah &c to 81 second.
Whorler t15 to ID third. Time. 1:1S.
Second race.-six fnrlongs- siohaye "a
70 10 first Little Rose eco to. - second.
.I,uttercup % to 1o) third Time, lis 3-5.
Third race--mile and a half-Merry
pioneer Is to u first. Nine @ 10 ~
second, sonoma Belle (even) third.
Time. 2:42.
Fourth race-half- mile hnndicap-CoI-
loduy q to y first, Bert Mont IS to 81
second. Friction az to - third. Time,
40 As. st.j,ssss5 81.
Fifth rs,ce-stx furiongs-s igmnnd 90
to il first. Fargo q to s. second, Pride
Of woodstock l2o to ~ third. Time.
Sixth race--one mlle-Rolla a to 81
first, Kings Gemsl5 to - second. ]. G.
Glen, (l1 TO % third. Time. la As.
OaklaWrl.
(By Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS ARK. March IA
Oaklawn summaries:
First race-sx furlongs-Fiaughty
(even) first, Loullus Il to ID second. Bit
ter Hand Is to - third. Time. ZIG 10.
second race-three and n half fur
ilongs-Elksino e TO y first, Wing Ting
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to his corner in distress.
Nelson Better Man.

t q ~ r
When the men came up for the final
round Nelson sent a left to the Jaw. and
hIcGovern rushed to a clmch. His Sec
onds cried: Hold on. Terry; hold on, =,
and never were instructions carried out
more thoroughly. Every time that Mel
son could land stlfr blow AfcGovern
would grab him around the body and
hang on until Nelson would throw him
off by sheer force. It is doubtful IL Nc
Govern could have stood the gruelling
for another round.
There was some rough work in the early
rounds by the Dane. He frequently used
his right elbow, and bore in on McGov-
sern repeatedly with his head.
!ss Nelson deserved the decision, but as no
decisions are rendered when both mon
are on their feet. the fight Is classed as
a draw. Neither man was knocked down
during the fight. but McGoverns slipped to
the floor In the fifthsround while trying
to escape from the Dane.
Fight By Rounds.
A1cGovern entered the ring at 1905.
sHeEwas given a tremendous ovation. Nell
son came on at about the same time
The cheering for the Dane had scarcely
ceased when the scales we're brought into
the ring, and the weighing was done in
full view OF the Spectators. Their exact
weights weren OF announced, but both
were under 1873 pounds. After a lashlight
$ Is ri
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By Richmond Auction Co.,
1905 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE HANDSOME BRASS
-ABEDS, LEATHER PARLOR SUIT.
CHINA CLOSETS EXTENSION
TABLES. ETC.
Terms announced at sale.
GREEN & Redo,
Auctiousers.

We will sell
TO-DAY CrHRsDAY). MARCH 18TH.
commencing at 1890 A. NJ, within our
warerooms. 1905 East Main, two very
handsome Brass Beds and Springs. one
swell front CHARTERED Oak China
Closet, handsome Mahogany Frame
#Leather-Covered Parlor Suit. Library
Leather Chair. very handsome Oak
3Sldeboards, Oak Chamber Suits, odd
Beds. Walnut Extension Tables. Parlor
Suit. Walnut Bookcase and Secretary,
Revolving Bookcase. Oak Hall Rack.
Barber Chairs Hair Mattresses, Pillow
and Bolsters. Druggists. Pictures, Car
pets. etc. etc.
Ladies' invited.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
George Fl. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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will sell at my auction warerooms.
ITO North Seventh street,
THIS DAY AT 1880 A. NJ,
tnye Plano (Borch & Borch makers,
New York;. one Mahogany-Frnme 8
Piece Parlor Suit. upholstered in leather.
Leather Box and other Couches, Parlor
Mantel Mirrors. Oak and Walnut
Bookcases, Combination Bookcase and
Desk. fifteen Oak and Walnut Bed
room Suits. Wardrobes. five new
Oak sideboards. Dining Tables. Chairs,
Rockers, 10 Oak and Walnut Bureaus.
wnshstands, Washing Machines two
sDrop-Head Singer Sewing Machines, one
gBarlock Typewriter. lot Crockery, sew
2cral Wagons. Tlnware. is gallons White
Enamel Oak and other Hall Racks.
Cooking and Heating Stoves; also q lot
of other goods too numerous to mention.
Ladies' invited to attend.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
L George ". Oliver. Salesman.
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DAVID B ALLEY,
IS Bollingbrook Stree
3fi sI tT1n yY..S
7NOTIcE 10 POL G Nh DERsT

Richmond. Va. March S, IL 9O6. 5sS
4 70 the Policyholders OF the Mutual9 Life
"a Insurance Company OF New Y ork. siIia
the State OF Virginia: III
AT tn cont ference OF policyho lders Of the
Mutual Life !, insurance Companyg O. New
decided to issue this call for a meeting
Of policy olders. g. be held ssin. the hall
Main Streets. Richmond, al IA 8 'ciocks
noon, on Thursday, March is. 4 908. for thu
purpose of onstderlng what action, jtS
protect the interests OF policyh oldersE IA
Virginia, including the possible orGaniaAys
tlon OF q Protective Commute " ylfsS
glnia Policyhold ers. ID nh
Pollcyholde ra IN this State are inyiteAs
to be pres ents In person. or In case thsSsa
cannot be present In person, they are 1Is.S
IVite(l to be &represented by proxy. sssg
III ] Ohm SKELETON WILIIAAa5.ssSs3s
ssSSl GEO. ~. STEYEHlS s., - sssl
WARNER Mo- RE. = III ss SSs
g. Nv. TRAyER /, II s 81 s hsSSSss
i5E n s. D. GREENS sttS44SS
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Lad Mum, Promising Z /.

56 aiunp, 40 four yeaF.old hlly. recently
purchased By aipea y FL Is Aiunni OF the
race track coarsss !. 4
county bFopght hsr here So for g., trainlnF
Ihs fiS now paess. q In a;;so and 81 %
Sbei(ayeti,s that she ~ make II ten seconds
shs the tas o0snlns W. tass
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E 4:3O p M.

Those two Modern Brick Stores. Nos.
Al and 42a south line OF Broad. between
Monroe and Henry Streets. each having
very neat apartments above, with front
entrance. No. 421h, and four.r frame
dwelling in rear. The present low In
come OF this property. $1,000 per month.
will bear an increase. Its steady occu-
pancy can always be relied upon. It's
continued advance In value Is an assured
fact.
The lot fronts SO feet inches more or
less. by 1872 feet 10 inches more or less.
to an alley 10 feet wide. more or less
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college Trustees to# Meet.

meet at III q clock to-day In the parlors. of
the First Baptist Church. rhe lneetlng
Is called to constde the general work ~
scope. tt Is expected that all OF he out,
of-town trustees will be present. ana
much Important business VIII be trans
acted. rs HI N 81 - !.
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photograph had been thkef OF the two
i men, the referee called the men to the
center OF the ring and give them instruc-
lions. A moment later the fight WIS on.
( Round H. Nelson missed o left and 1t
vas twenty seconds before they aepa-
rated. rho crowd Kissed and Nelson ted
With left to head. They again cinched
and the referee warned McGovern for
holding. There was another clinch and
McGoyern sent d hard left to the head.
They were clinched Mt tho bell and
as they went to their corners, there was
nothing but Kisses.
Round 2.--McGovern missed left for
tho wind and then they began to wrestle
McGovern left to wind and left and right
to head. They rushed to cllnch and
then McGovern drove a right to the head
which barred the batter. Nelson was
cautioned for using his shoulders. Nell
son missed a straight left and again they
clinched. The boys did not move Six feet
from the center OF the ring and wers
still clinched Mt the bell Groans and
Kisses greeted tho mon as they went to
their corners.
Round a. McGovern tried left to wind
twice. but was blocked In both attempts.
They clinched and the refree could not
get them to freak. Nelson drove two
let's to face md there was the same
old Slinch. McGovorn drove left to
the jaw and missed hnrd right. Nc
Govern uppercut with hard right and
then sent right to the Jaw. Nelson sent
left to the head and ducked vicious
LEFT. Nelson sent another left to the
race and the men were clinchd at the
gong.
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OPPOSE CASSIDY BILL.
Fight Being Made on Proposed
New York Anti Racing Law.

re i, Of count yagg ieultura socetes
would forbid betting on races q. race tracks
appropriatins $50. 900 for distribution among
the soceties, and tho Cos geshnll Pratt blu.
tho proport! lion OF the gross receipts OF assoc
elat4ns holding meeting ion runnin'g y races
the hearing given yesto fteInoon be-
fore the Commit or. OF the Assem- n
delegates from the agricultural associations
spoke strongly 4 In favor Of nereasing the tax
ION racing aSsociat Ions . ii sSsSgg
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e to u second. Jardiniere Us to ~,
third. Time, ALB.
Third race-one mile Jack Young
e TO u first, Lubin e to ~ second,
Stand Pat Is to - third. Time. 1:44
Fourth race-six furlongs Canajoharie
(s to ID first. Dusky e to ~ second,
Jack Rattlin u to q third. Time, 1915.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Martius Is to
p first, Young Safer a to p second,
Investor g to y third. Time. 1:1s.
Sixth race-Inile and an eghth-H ar-
nlakis Is to 81 first. Los Angeleno Is to:
- second, belinda q to ~ third. Time,
1857 4-5. 3
City Park.
(By Associated Press.)
5s{ NEW ORLEANS. March 14.-City Park
summarizes:
First race-three and one-h half furlongs-
Caper Is to ~ first, t,dth NJ, az to y
second, Theo. Bach q to y third. Time,
s:44 3-6. eS.
Second race-seven furlongs-Kara a 70
1o) first Captain Bush q to ~ second,
America IL. Us to y third Time, 1893 S-5
Third race short course, steeplechase-
Bank Holiday Il to 2)9flrst. Lights Out
EC75 to 81 second, Chic King q to ~ third.
Time, 3:4o 2-5..
Fourth racc-1nile and m eighth. pre-
Sliminary derby Monterey e to 81 first,
st. Joseph d6 to s. second, Debar III to
/ s. third. Time, 1859 20. is3
Fifth race-mile and a sxtaenth-Mo no-
chord 6 to ~ first. Merry Acrobat 20 to
q second. Double g to y third. Time,
1:53.
sixth race-mlle and an eighth Bell
indian e to 81 first, John Garner % to ~
second. Florizel 40 to third. Time.
/ 1880 4-6, s3iisss Mi "A s y5s
Seventh race-six furlongs-B Bertha E.
(3 to y first. Gold Coin @ to q second
Bert Osra "a to y third. Time. I Il I 3-5.
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We will sell for parties disseminating
housekeeping 2 good Oak Bedroom Suits.
ana walnut Chairs, large lot Rockers.
10 Center Tables, good heavy Enamel
Bedsteads and Springs. II Wood Bed
steads 8 good Baby Carriages, 2 Oak
Wardrohes, s good Extension Tables, 2
Ladies' Desks, 1 Flat top Desk, Toilet
Set, Fnll-Dress Suits. s good Cook
Ranges and Stoves, Kitchen Safes and
Tables large lot Rugs and a good, large
Carpets, New Home Sewing Machine. l
case. good Toldng Reds! and Hair
Mattress, 8 good Parlor5 Suits. d Oak
Sldeboards, ID rolls New and Seconds
Hand Mating. IT will pay the dealers
to attend. as We must close out this
~ TEIE STANDARD AUCTION co.
b. "a. Buford, Manager and Salesman.
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]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY T. NJ. workman & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Is North Ninth street.

% osTPoNEMENT ON ACCOUNT or
1. SNOW-sTORM OF COURT SALE OF
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLINGS
NO. 113 NORTH TWENTY-NINTE1.i
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACEs
STREETS, IN THE BEST NEIGHBOR.s
HOOD ON LIBBY HILL.
Lot fronting 80 feet inches by. 125 feet
to 14-foot alley, with lot In the rear OF
said alley to Thirtieth street, with same
front and 125 feet deep. House contaiha
eight or nine good rooms, bath. and IL.
well constructed. comfortable and CONF
modious and in every way desirable. a
bargain. sssss
BY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Rich
mond Chancery Court, entered October,
II and %, 1905. respectively, In the
suit Of the short style of Gone ct. als.,s
VS.. Cones dfvisees. ct. ais" the UNDER
signed, by authority of said DEGREES. Will
sell at public auction. on the premises. on
s MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1906 AT G
, O'CLOCK P. M,
the property above described. as referred
to. II you want house In the best
1neighborhood in Richmond you had best
attend this sale.
Terms-one-th third cash and balance n
equal payments In six and twelve mcmtta
Z notes Mt 6 per cent. and title retained
until all the purchase money IL paid and
conveyance ordered by court, or all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser.
G. D. LARUS.
Administrator d. b. n. c. t. a. OF Estate
OF e. w. Cone. Deceased. ssssss
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Old Established Business
For SaIeIl

II AvING DECIDED TO DIscoN-a
II tinue business. I offer for sale
my entire stock Of Wines. Liquors.
Store Fixtures and Office Furniture.
The stock consists Of choice and
popular brands Of Wines and Liquors.
which will be sold at prevailing
market price. The business Is the
same which have successfully con-!
Quoted for the past twenty-eights
years and will prove a profitable In:
syestment to the proper party sssss
Store. which can be leased at rea-sa
sonable rent, is we'll adapted to any any,
mercantile business. In addition to-
the main store room, there Is a high
pitched. well-lighted basement and as
Sfirst-class storage room on the second
floor. suitable for the storage Of any
kind Of goods. There is an elevator
running from the basement to the
storage room on the second Floor & III
the rear of the store, fronting on
Second Street, is a well-built brickN
stable and carriage house. attached
to8the property. Nj q
Possession to he given lay 4 ! 10 O6.S5
For further formation apply to-
or address IF s y3ss
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15

BY George ". Mayo, AuctiOneer,
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