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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
MOTHER KILLED
GIRL AND HERSELF /. / !: |.
Entered Room Of Sleeping
Daughter and Sent Bullet
Into Brain.
WAS INSANE FROM RI: WORRY n
Woman Shot Herself Later and
Fell Dead at Feet Of Her
Husband.
las INSANE FROM WORRY

(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, May 7.-Nlrs. Mary Waters
entered the room Of her home In West
Seventy-eighth Street, where her two
daughters, Agatha and Ruth, lay sleeping,
carly to-day and shot and killed Agatha.
the eldest and her fayorite, and without
attempting to harm Ruth, then killed her.
self. Temporary insanity, due to worry
over the daughters ill-heath IS assigned
as the reason. gl#
Mrs. Waters was the wife OF john r.
Waters. a weli~to-do insurance brOkct,
and was fifty-two years old. Agatha WIS
twenty-six, and Ruth Is seventeen. The
mother. who has been melancholy for a
long period, had grieycd over the thought
that Agatha. who was her almost con-
slant companion. expected to sail for
Europe next Saturday In the nope OF re-.
covering her health. During Sunday the
mother had displayed no symptoms OF
mental disturbances, but had spent por-
ton OF the day in planning 3Agatha's trip.
About o'clock this morning Mrs.
Waters entered the room occupied blythe
two kris. and placing the revolver tine
temple of her daughter fred killing her
Instantly. Mrs. Waters then left the
room. and as she descended the stairs she
sent a, bullet into her own head. She died
almost Instantly, her body falling at the
feet Of her husband, who had been awak-
ened at the first shot and arose to asccr-
tain the cause for 1t.
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS {;
Number Of Real Estate Agents
Announce Attractive Offer
ings for the Week.
SALES YESTERDAY
Messrs. j. B. Elan and Company
Sos 6T)-.f ~
SALES YESTERDAY
Messrs. ]. B. Elan and Company
Sell Brick Dwelling on North 4
Fifth Street.

There will be a number of interesting
auction sales Of real estate this week.
This afternoon, beginning at $3.50
o'clock. j. Thompson Brown and Com
pany Will sell thirty beautiful West End
lots, located on West Main, West Cary,
Deep Run and F'oushee Streets. These
lots are we'll located with all the street
car facilities and other conyeniences, q
man may want for residence.
Tomorrow "wednesday afternoon at
80 o'clock, Pollard and Bagby will sell
three email and convenient brick houses
on the east side of Thirty-third Street,
between Broad and Marshall.
Tomorrow G.. l.. and II. L.. Denooil
will sell a very attractive suburban.
home with five acres attached, situated
near the Craighton Road, and intersected
by Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Streets. The dwelling has eight rooms
and is nearly new. @ Il
4 At o'clock to-morr0w afternoon, Poll
lard and Bagby will sell under court
decree splendid brick dwelling in FIoma
Place, corner Floyd Avenue and Deep
Run Street. It Is a very large house with
all modern conveniences.
AT $50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Mcveigh and Glinn will sell very de-
sirable Brook1and Park dwelling. The
handsome two-story, seven room house
SldIuS OH u Dtd u loI 3vH lSoe Ieet.
Other Offerings.
On Thursday at o clock P. NJ N. w.
Rowe & Sons will sell splendid va
cant lot at the southwest corner Of
Franklin and Harrison Streets.
At $50 on the same afternoon Sutton
& Company will sell at the request of
the owner, the handsome three-story
brick dwelling, No. 1907 Grove Avenue
between Morris and 1Tarvie Streets.
Thursday afternoon beginning Mt S
o'clock c. l.. and H. r. Denoon will sell
bunch OF very desira BILE West End
property consisting OF ten attractive
dwellings. two large corner stores and
nine building lots. This property is on
Cary, Lon1bardy and Vine Streets.
Messrs. j. B.. Elan and Company. real
estate agents. sold yesterday the three
brick dwellings, Nos. GA. a141-2 and GIG
North Fifth Street, with lot 81 9-12x125 feet
for $500. md the brick dwelling No. S1A
North Sixth Street. with lot 1sx125 feet,
for $1,a+0.
1t Is understood that all four dwellings
were purchased rs investments.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE
VALUABLE GouNTMy o TRoSrnEnKETrT f ~ WITH I1Ty
HALL. FOR sALE-Unusually valuable prop.
erty in Norfolk county. va, adjoining BOUNDARY
Stating OF about twenty acres OF high and az.
land Ths p,Tnnert ~, y one
mediat ely adjoining the city Of Norfolk; II -
also within easy reach Of two lines o. electric
street cars and has a large railroad and county
Il exceptionally valuable as either residence
busnes. property ssh0s sns church ss
''T TSEilSIsTyery reasonnble. cash payment
of not less than one fourth Of The purahassss as
price viii be required. but y 80 desired by ne
can be- in tho form, Of interest bearing notes,
secured by deed Of trust on The property sold q;
ExErUTORS OF Estate Of ", 7. Capps "Oak-
iandu I.ambert's Point Norfolk Va,
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GOOD ROADS.
Meeting at Radford-N. & w.
Pledges Aid in Model Road.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatcl

Especial to The IlmeS-Dlspatch.)
RADFORD, VA. May 1.-THE National
Good Roads Association OF America held
convention ut Radford Thursday, and q
permanent local organizatio was effect
ed. known rs the BRADFORD Good Roads
ssociation."
There we're three sessions of the con-
Hention held morning. afternoon and
evening--at which interesting addresses
were made by Col. W. II, Moore. presi-
dent OF the National Good Roads Asso-
citation: Col. T. r. Rxey. lecturer. and
Capt. William Bradburn, consulting engi-
neer and MIR. I.ouke, organizer OF the
national association,
Mr.. r. IT. La Baume. Industrial agent
OF the Norfolk and Western, addressed
the cntion, In which he pledged the
support and cooperation of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad. promising to assist
In building q piece Of good road near
Radford as an object lesson.
The officers of the local organization
ond ice-President N, p, Harvey: Third
Vice President, r. j. NOEL; Secretary,
&. n. Sullivan; Treasurer, ], II. chum-
May Goth was the date arranged for tho
nrst meeting of the Radford Good Roads
Hssociatlon and meeting will also he
held at Chrstiansburg shortly. Tho OBJ
feet of the latter meeting. will be to ex-
tend the good roads organization SO ms, to
include every mag!sterial district In the
tu
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Propertv Transfers Monday.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F. Brown, special
commissioner, to Harvey B.. Brown, trus-
tee. 6 inches on south !, Inc ., o. Main q.
IClilIo Carroll and wife TO Christian
schnaf. az feet on north line Venable
Street between Buchanan and Mosby
Streets, s1.525. 4, :, :,
"a Zip feet on north side Of Bacon Street.
1929 feet west Of Second Street. sold
for taxes in name OF Rebccca Chase for
year 1903 for s2.6S.
Charles A. Labenborg and wife, to E..
Grace street, $50 feet west Of Addison
Street. SIS.
l.. w. Mcveigh and wife to Richmond
and Chesapeake Bay Railway Company.
between Clay and Leigh Streets and run.
ming from GmerE to Graham Street,
IS Sc feet west OF Gllmer street. $3.50.
z Henry S. Walerstein and wife to w:
Mayo Street, northwest corner OF Cypress
Frank Monthoux and wife to Fannie
Grecnlee Link, 221-2 feet on south line
OF Park Avenue. SO feet east OF Robinson
street. subject to deed Of trust for So
e25, ,i.s75.
Henrica-J. +. Weber an dwife to VIII
lis Throckmorton, Sc acres on New Mar
ket Road, about eight miles from Rich
mond, SOC.
John W, Talley and wife to Charles F.
and Alice Lee Cook, 80 feet on Clay
Street, southeast corner OF Th!rty-ffth
Street, $1,000.
.f y. II. Mahony and wife and Eva G..
Mahony to II. e. Smith % Re feet or, on south
Of Twenty third Street. 1884,
John Adam and wife to John II. Sam
,uels. lots Nos. SO and o. in plan OF Capt.
r. S. Read and wife TO William A.
Green, lots Nos G, S, 10 and ~ in block
G.. section !. plan Of Highland Springs
$500.
G. v. Meredith, r. A. Catlin and
Thomas D. Newell and wives to Edward
F. Higgins. lots Nos. FL % and 20 in
section y. plan Of Glen Echo Park, $780,
Henry S. Wallersten and wife to Liz
zie jackson, 1914 feet on east limo Of
Twenty first Street. 9S IA feet south Of
@ Street, $3.50. XXI
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DailyCourtR
Circuit Court.

Judgments entered yesterdays John w.
Ferguson and Son vs. a. y. Cosby, for
$;1725; Rodophic Dpps VS.. X. II. Curtis,
ioi s47.oO, subject TO n credit Of $3.50.
Motion dooketcd yesterday; William A..
r'nrson VS.. II. G. 11ennngs, for $4,000.
Cases set for to-day: H. II. jenkins We.
w r. yeitcfi.
miscellaneous. Il. r. y. Smith and j..
Farley vs.. Moses Thnlhimer, dismissed.
Attachments dismissed: II. NJ. Mitchell
vs.. w. l.. Stidell and z. Nj. Mitchell
vs.. W. L. futile.
Law and Equity.
Suits instituted: sydnor Pump and Well
Company Va. II. r. Burke, for 10000
n. o. Webb vs. Mrs. N. Y. Lipscome' for
S155.m.
Gases on trials Alma P. Clash VI. Rich
nond Passenger and Power Company,
etc., for $1,000 damage.
Hastings Court.
The court was engaged during the day,
preparing for the May term,
which commenced yesterday. The grand
tury submitted its report and all the
cases will be called and set on the docket
to-day.
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SOUTHERN STATES
EDUCATIONAL meet: I: !:
Many Attractive Addresses Were 'F
Made at Lexington Educa-
tional Conference.
WOMEN AMONG THE SPEAKERS
President Alderman Of University
Of Virginia, Made Attractive
Address.

a ESPECIAL to The Times-Dlspatch.) WY
RALEIGH, NJ c., May Estate Super
!, intendent Of Public instruction j.. Z.
Jcyner and Mr.. Y. u. Connor, OF the
state Department Of Education, returned
to-day from Lexington, KY, where they
attended the annual meeting OF the AS
ISOLATION OF the Southern states, Super
intendents and the Southern Educational
Conference. Superintendent Joyncr says
both meetings were among the very pest
he ever attended, being characterized by
great enthusiasm and harmony. and the
addresses we're up to the highest standard
Of excellence.
The reports of the state superintendent
Thursday, he says. indicated wonderful
development In public education IN all
The Southern States, each wing with the
other In progressive methods and results
attained 4
THREE ATTRACTIVE Speeches.
He says the three speeches that attract
ed most attention were BY Miss Berry,
or Rome, Ga, who told wonderful NHtory
OF the work she Is accomplishing IN the
school thathas established for the ednca-1
ton and Industrial training Of poor boys;
the address by DR.. Charles d. Nclver OF
Greensboro, which was really one OF the
very best this distinguished educator
ever delivered anywhere, and caused much
and very favorable comment, and tho
scholarls and thought full address by Pres
Idcnt Alderman, OF the University of tYir-
Elnia.
WOMEN MAKE ADDRESSES,
The Southern States superintendent dis
cussed and adopted the essential features
OF blank that will be used by all the
Etnte superintendent for reports to the
Southern States Association, SO that there
will be uniform basls OF comparison
or work and progress
Several North Carolina and Virginia
ladies' addressed the association on the
work of the women In these States for
the furthercnce Of the cause of public
education. Those who spoke for North
Carolina were Mrs. Lindsay Patterson.
and Mrs. w. r. Hollowell. respectively.
o. Winston Salem and Goldsboro Both
were cordially received and made splendid
showings. representing the women OF
North Carolina splendidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
NEW FIRE ENGINE.
Board Of Fire Commissioners
Awards Contract.
Syracuse Lodge Meets.


The, Board of Fire Commissioners held
q very lengthy meeting last night In the
City Hall. every member being present,
President ohm II. Trschkorn was in the
chair.
Bids were received for furnishing the
department with a new fire engine to
be placed in Engine Company No. 8. Full
ton, and tho contract was awarded to the
Amos<Pag Fire Engine Company, n
branch, Of the American Locomotive
Works, their plant being In Manchester.
N. II. Their agent, Mr.. George G.. 1'ids-
bury, of Boston, was present,
The contract for furnishing the Fire
Alarm Department with about 1000 feet
of underground cable WIS awarded to
the Safety Insulated Wire and Gable
Company, through their local agents,
the Electric Construction Company OF
Virginia,
w. r. Valentine was appointed sub
stitute In Engine Company No. 10. on
probation.
.rAfter transactlng an extra large
amount OF routine business, and APPROX
Ing current bills, the board adjourned,
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THE BLUE AND GRAY
WILL unite TWICE
Portsmouth Will Celebrate Con-
federate Memorial Day and
Decoration Day.
special to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, May 1.-THE Blue and
Gray will unite twice this month in
Observation-Disclosures Memorial Day,
May 18th. and Decoration Day. May S0th.
In letter to Stonewall Camp. Confed-
crate Veterans, President Oscar Glenn,
of the Army and Navy Union. says;
Your very kind invitation to partlci-
pate with your camp in Its exercises on
the 18th Instant Is, by order Of Rear-Ad-
miral j. w, Philip, Garrison No, g. Army
and Navy Union accepted with thanks.
AS many OF our comrades as is practi,-
cable will join in your exercises at such
place as your committee may designate.
"Your camp, and all other bodies, Of
Confederate veterans. are hereby invited
to participate with this garrison In It's
Memorial Day exercises on May 30th. Tho
present Intention is that the Confederate
Veterans fall In line In their procession
Ing President Roosevelt and party OF dis
tinguished guests
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SHORT OF CARS.
Corporation Commission Appeal
ed to BY Berry Growers.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)

--- Especial to the Times Dlspatch) ~ 7--
"A RALEIGH. n c.. May 1.-The North
Carolina Corporation Commission LEFT to-
day for Chadbourn.t Coium bus county. in
response to a telegram from President j..
A.. Brown, of tho East Carolina Truckers
Association. to the effect that there is n
disastrous refrigerator car famine that
threatens TO seriously injure the berry
growers Of that sect ion. al
Before leaving here the commission re-
ceived Il telegram from the railroad ALL
thorities 10 the effect that they have prac-
tically relieved the famine by the delivery
OF nifty cars to the ChadbOurne section.
However, the members OF the commission
concluded that II would be best for them
to visit the section and see for them-
selves what the situation is. One thous-
and and thirteen cars Of berries were
shipped Inst week
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AUCTION SALES--This Day.
BY RICHMOND AUCTION co.,
l2n5 &, MAIN ST.

a UCT1ON SALE IP1ANOS, CHAMBER
SUITS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS, DRY
GOODS, Shoes, ETC, TODAY.
we Will sell TODAY .CTUEsDAY).
IN otr warerootns, 1905 East Mnln, Q good
Square Pianos, 10 Oak and Walnut Cham
her suits, 6 odd Bureaus and Washstands,
odd Beds, good Fnrlor Suits, Oak and
Mirrors. Chairs, Hall Racks. Bookcases,
Childs Iron Bed. Is odd Chairs and
Rockers. 10 Office Chairs. Office File Of
flee Desk. Tables, old Mahogany Sofas,
handsome Folding Beds. rolls Mating,
Druggets, Rugs, Carpets. Ice Box leo
Cream Freezer, etc., etc.
SPECIAL.
At 1870 o'clock will sell to the trade
yards Cheese Cloth, cases White Cam.
vas Shoes, lot Cologne, etc.
RICHMOND AUCTION CO.
George II. Valentines Auctioneer.
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Australia's Population.

The movement of population in Aus
tralla is the subject of report from Consul
Cooling, at Newcastle. It appears that
In 1905 the Commonwealth made a net
gain of 22l6 persons, the excess of ar
rivals over departures. From the United
Kingdom there arrived over 1000. but
about 10 900 people sailed for the mother
country. The United States. like Canada,
has drawn population from Australia, the
excess Of departures therefor being 500
during last year.
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National Cotton Mills.

Especial to hssTimes-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH. N. C.,fMay 1.-THE National
Cotton Mills Company, OF Lumberton,
was chartered to-day by the State for
the operation OF mill ut Lumberton.
The capital authorized is s200. 900. and the
amount subscribed $4,000, by a. II. Nc
Leod, l.. Shaw, L. w. Kancer. W. p.
Barker and others.
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Pollard & Bagby.
1102 East Main Street.

+ COURT SALE r. MD a
MOST ATTRACTIVE AND5DEsIRABLB8
DETACHED CORNER g. BRIcK : iSs$
AT THE NORTHWEsT CORNER 4 OBJ
r FLOYD AVENUE AND DEEP RUN as5
STREET, HOME PLACE.
LOT. 9Ox125 FEET. 3Ss
CITY AND COUNTRY HOME IN Me-
comfort; Will be in the city under new
annexation extension. AZ IN s ss
In execution Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county, entered July
30, 1901. In the suit Of j. White ana 1
others vs. Mamie p. Thaxton and others,
will. as special commissioner thereby
appointed. sell by auction. upon the preEi-%
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 4 sos,
at 8 o'clock r. M. the property men-s
to date-electric and gas combination
lights; cclea!r sparkling water from Sels
deep we'll throughout the house; baths,
etc, magntflcent large hall and parlors,
sun rooms, verandas, ETC.: about 10 rooms,
OF which I are large bedrooms Como ana 4,
see for yourselves. <. 93IS
TERMS-One-thlrd cash; balance on
credits Of 8. u; and i months for nogo,l-$$
tanned until MI Of the purchase monsysIlsf
paid and a conveyance ordered by the 4
court, or all cash. at the option Of the L
purchaser. u
SOL cUTCHiNs.
Special Commissioner.
The bond, required OF the special co,n-
missioner In the above styled suit hns
u. I. PHILLIPS. Deputy Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08

An American company has offered to
put In water-works at the Honduran city
Of Puerto Cortes on condition that they
are given a charter for fifteen or more
years andNthat the city assist them in putt
ting In the plant, writes Consul Johnson.
He adds that should this offer be accept
cd by. Puerto Cortes It will do away with
the water tanks. which have been for
quito, the carrier of yellow fever.
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I'D. Carneal & Son,
I, Real Estate Agents,
1100 East Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS AU cT10Nl SALE
or. 4
Desirable Piece Of Business
Property.

! h < I'd " 4 . TX
Pursuant to decree Of the Richmond
Chamcery Court ofEhe city Of Richmond.
Va, entered on the csth day Of April,
1906, In the cause Of Michael DAILY versus
John J. DAILY. ct ais. will on =, go
SATURDAY Ma w 8 4 1906 ~ 2 o,cLoci>
on the premises, proceed TO sell at public
auction the B following properly, to-,wit,: :
All that certain piece. or parcel OF
land In the city OF Richmond. being lot ct
Poplar and Ash Streets. fronting on the,
south side of Poplar Street twenty-five
(22) feet, and running back on Ash Street
about As feet and 6 INCHES, more or less,
and ON the east side al bout 90 feet, more
or less.
4 second-Also all that certain piece or
parcel OF land on the south side Of Poplar
Street, in Rockets, In tho city OF tich-
lmcnd, about q 1-2 feet from the east Inc
OF Ash Street, fronting thirty-elght (3S)
Poplar Street, and running back between
pa rnllel lines with Ash Street on, the one
side Ct 10 feet on the east side and b0 1eet
on the west side.
This property Is IN the right placg LOT
one who Is hooking for business locn,
ton, The many enterprises adjacent VIII
make It valuable In future.
One third of the purchase money - W
paid In cash. and the residue IN Two equal
instalments, payable in nix and twelve
months time, respectively. % BIZ secured
by the negotiable notes of the purchaser
With 6 per cent. interest auiGd from ING
dnv Of sale and the title % be. re tanned
until said purchase Er!se = Gn1ne N N, 1u''
Special Commissioner
The bond required OF thu special conf
missioner by tho above decree mas oee'
ug Tsst a. c1IAs Q. sAvILLE
IL ll
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AUCTION SALE.
VALUABLE QUARRY PROPERTY IN
HENRICO COUNTY.

Pursuant to trus. deed from Rich
mond Granite Quarrying Company. me
undersigned trustees Will sell at auce'oh'
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1905,
at o'clock r, NJ, the developed quarry
with No. 8 Crusher Engine and Boiler,
Derricks, two Hosting Engines anu other
quarry tools. The land embraces hileen
OF the city OF Richmond. In TIenrlco coun-
known as the Peter Copeland Quarry
Terms-One-half cash and the balance
at six months with negotiable note With
interest and secured by q trust deed on
the property, = r,.,,nony
tt5 n ~ ltF7 ~ Trustees
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Married in Baltimore

BLT EfPsi5Rt E Ihe May mlcenye
was issued here to-day for the marriage
OF Miss Rosie Stokes, twenty-one years
old, and Mr.. Andrew Williams, twenty
one years old, both OF Essex, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
Personals Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
The many friends Of Miss Ruby
Schumbergerg will be pleased to hear that
she Is improving at the Retreat for the
Sick. q
Mrs. Charles w. irvine. Of the Univer-
4sity Of Virginia. is spending some time
in the city, visiting the family Of her
son. Mr.. w. a. Irvine, No. sM East Clay
Street.
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May Meet at Jamestown,
(By Associated Press,)

(By AssOclated Press,) --I--
DAYTON, OHIO, May 1.-THE eighth
annual convention of the National Cigar
Loose Leaf Tobacco Association opened
to-day. President BLUR read his annual
report, touching on the Philippine im'por-
tations and condelnning the Hfree present
graft" as he termed 1t. Niagara Falls
and Jamestown. Va, arc seeking the next
convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
MERCURY 4R REsTRr11F

Mercury deceptive treatments and ths bo0d Poison
minerals viii and shut the disease the
system while trouble will surely return and
symptoms of spots falling hair
and ulcers etc. Will by the disastrous effects 81 the
the to such an eas that the Sgn
incuabe and sometimes mercury
potash the delicate lining Of the stomach ana powe
destroy the gase juices % TAKEN pge Quantities
uecoss decay bones is the only remedy that can cure
Contagious surely safely This remedy OF nature
entirely herbs and the powerful virus
disease and by purifying the blood OF every 'e
~ and leaves body in strong healthy con-
N -. - dtion, the blood has been PuIihed
&kS 3 with s. S. the complete, and not one
~ vesige Of poison Is LETT Tor future OUT
WO breaks, valuable time, and dam
pIprIv VEGETARE age with the mineral Treatment
UoH@A' with S. S, 81 absolutely
safe renedy We proof that S. contains
Book with INSTRUCTIONS for
without charge SWIFT 8PECxJc Coz AvlSNINs Gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08

At request of the owner, who Is deter
mined to SELL we will offer at public
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1905, AT O'CLOCK
p. NJ.
the above property Tho improvements
consist OF a 4-room cottage, together with
n broom kitchen and . good stable In
rear Lot fronts about 20 feet and runs ,
hack n good depth TO 9 paved alley' me
property Is always wcA rented.
Terms-Liberal.
Auctloneers.
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BY direction Of the owner who is deter
mined to sell, We will offer at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY .. 1906. AT s
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
the very attractive property above men,
toned. The place Is located near the
Cralghton and Seven Pine roads and
would be intersected by Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth Streets, extended. Tho
dwelling contains about eight rooms and
is nearly new. and the land Is In excellent
state of cultivation.
This is n nice home for suburban
jewellers and the sale offers an opportu-
nifty for a good speculation for the future
+ At the same hour we Will sell the per-
good horse, cow, farming dmple-a
ments, etc.
G, L. & H. L. DENooN.
Auctoneers.