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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
BOULEVARD PARK.
Many improvements Being Made
ia This Popular Section.

one of Richmond's most beautiful adj
ditions is the property recently pur.
chased by the Bunting, McNeal Real
Estate Company, located on the ives.
side of the Boulevard and adjoining the
park, which is known as Boulevard Reai-
dence Park.
These experienced gentlemen appre-
ciated the growing favor in which the
neople of Richmond held their beautiful
and increasingly popular park and inn
mediately began prospecting for land
near by, and this property with It's
eastern exposure and natural elevation
above the Boulevard made such strik-
ing Impression on them they began ne
eotiatng for 1t at once. Realizing, as
all who have given the matter deep
thought, that the day Is not fur distant
when this beautiful Boulevard. one hun
dred and twenty feet wide, with three
rows of nice full grown trees, will soon
be priced as a resident street second
to none in the city; they therefore soon
closed the deal for the property, PAYING
cash for same.
Each day now proves their wisdom,
as one can, by visiting this driveway any
morning or afternoon, see hundreds OF
the city's finest carriages. automobiles
and cantering horses making for the park
with its attractive drive-ways and beau-
tifu grove to spend pleasant hour In
recreation,
These gentlemen are determined that
their property shall be in full keeping
with the surroundings and possibilities,
and have therefore had large force
of men and teams working, grading and
eNcavatlng on the property to be ready
as soon as the weather openstto lay
their granoltthic sidewalks. plant shade
trees on their new street, Colonial Ave-
nlie. which Is to have beautiful grass and
flower plots initthe center. All work -
heing rushed to completion MS fast as
possible, as number Of the lots have
been sold and many new buildings arc
soon to be erected, and the prediction
of the company is that every lot in this
tract will be sold before the summer
Is on.
There is now being laid In the Boule-
yard by the city an eight-foot sewer, and
everything points to busy season for
improvements In this locality which not
only enjoys the fullest prominence to
those out driving. but also has the best
street car service In the city. The Main
and Broad Street lines both passing with
In one block of the property, from which
point one can go to Seventh and Main
or Seventh and Broad in seventeen, min
utes.
The Bunting, McNeal Real Estate Com
pany. who own this property, and whose
/ office is at 1114 East Main Street, are all
men Of wide experience in the develop
ment OF property, and there Is no doubt
but that the Boulevard Residence Park
will be an addition to which Richmond
will be justly proud, and for which a
great future is predicted
[, g.
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virginia Boat Club VIII be held in tha
parlors of the Virginia Club, 23li Eas,
Grace Street, Tuesday night at SO.
o'clock. The meeting will be very i'm.
portant. as the officers OF the club for
the coming year will be elected and arr
rangements will be made for the rowing
season.
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BEAUTIFUL LOTS
IN NORTHWEST
Continued From First Page.)

(COntinled FROM FIRST Page.)
velpoed almost beyond recognition. The
expenditures incident to the first improve
ments alone exceeded n million dollars
while the subsequent Investments of pIi-
vate individuals and others would APP
proximate quarter of million more;
and all of this within n radius of less
than four square miles.
Excellent Water Supply.
Take, for instance. the improvements
In the way of water supply: There have
been bored on this property. artesan wells
which probably cost $4,000. The water in
this neghborhood is now chiefly sup
Piled from two tanks, having a combined
capacity of 10000 gallons. These tanks
are filled regularly every morning and
evening. making an average supply in
the tanks of from 4O,o0O to 10000 gallons.
The pumping plant has a capacity of from
5000 to $500 gallons per hour. and in case
of fire these pumps could be turned on
to the mains. delivering the water at a
pressure OF from G. 12 to 20 pounds, which
is equivalent to an elevation of from Il,
to 100 feet. The mains through which
the water IS delivered are inches in
diameter. There are several fire plugs
with o-inch nozzes in convenient locali-
ties.
Under no circumstances will the land
be sold TO unappreciatlve buyers. < con-
diton precedent to its sale will be con-
tract wherein the purchaser agrees to OBJ
serve certain limitations tending to pre-
serve the harmony Of the present plan
The Lewis Ginter Land and Improves
ment Company, OF which MIR. Thomas
.Ieffress is president Is located in room
991. Mutual building
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Letter TO Clifford Smith & Co,

& Rlchnondi Va.
Dear Sirs: We saved $40 or $50 for Mr..
II Hall, Sheffield, Pa; and didn't know
1t, and he didn't know it till 9afterwartl,
This is how, Five years ago, he bought
lead -and -oil to make 40 gallons of paint,
and painted 1t oil on two houses. one
coat,
Last summer he bought 40 gallons De-
voc for the same. and had 10 gallons left,
Devoe is worth 81 or So a gallon, puts
on, Yours truly,
S8 wv DEYOtl e co
p s.-lIarrls Hardware Co. sell our
paint.
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HAS GREAT FUTURE.
Mr.. S. L. Snowden Predicts Good
0u r>t.... r.. ~, =. MT

Things for the Northside.
Mr.. S. L. snowden. OF No 11o3 East
Main Street, who is handling the Brook
land Park property, believes that the
greatest money to be made in Richmond
realty 81 In the beautiful plateau just
north of the city, where Brookland Park
Is located. His reasons for this aro
many. In the first place. Richmond IL
already more congested than any other
city. Of it's size In the United States. In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11

one of Richmonds most beautiful adj
di,tons is the property recently pur.
chased by the Bunting, McNeal Real
estate Company, located on the wes;
side of the boulevard and adjoining the
park. which Is known as Boulevard Resi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
,orn in imposing, quantities Into the

NGEHttH.. .,bk3. ,EIu.gtAy r.
corn in Imposing quantities into the
market depository.
Kansas, Nebraska. iowa and Illinois
have suffered somewhat from lack ot
moisture. but irreparable damage has not
been experienced to date.
Oats,
AS had been predicted for weeks IN
these dispatches, the toat crop Is short,
compared with Its predecessor. The gov
ernmont measure OF the decrease ls .lsO.-
900, 600 bushels. or about Is per cent This
must mean a great deal TO q crop which
was always good property last season
on a yield OF s5o,Ooo.o 900 bushels. The QUAIL
lily OF the grain, too, has depreciated, ana
sas a merchantable commodity. 1T is fair
to say tho crop Is 1850, GOO. 900 bushels short
OF a year ago. It looks like good prices
for oats all year.
Withftotai packing u.s. 900 ahead OF last
year, hog prices got up to 81 last week,
Shipments OF both meats and lard nave
shown a. marked falling Off, 3$
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George Kiclson boarded a train in this
city for Philadelphia yesterday morn
ing. After going some distance she dis
covered that she had forgotten her two
young daughters. whom she &leftasittlng
in the waiting room lat the depot and
who were to have accompanied her.st6
the City OF Brotherly Love. She Insist
ed that the trninIbe stopped which was
done, and she made her way back to
tho city.
The children were engaged In earnest
conversation when their mother return-
cd, but had no idea Of the experience
she had gone through. This afternoon
the trio loft on another train for Phila-
ldelpfia,,
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SOuthernRailWa

X TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
oni S a...-IiTollowlng schedule figures publishes
N7 X *. II e llnn. ton ana jare.! not uai:atssdIs..
# cG1nneot!ng at Kcysvills for Chase CITY,
n. ~ SSitaIIxsyille and Buffalo Lithln Spring. .{S.ea
- A'0 4 r., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pullt1an&st9
#lSsaa MHstanta aid Birmingham New EOflea1es
SS 11Iauemph!A Chattanooga and all the eout1sl
B4%l8 nrMrnush coach for Chose Oxt0sAs
.o,9 Durham ana Raleigh. Fss$8 HRs$%9@
S ~ z. M.--Ex. acknowledgements RLpcAl.faSg..$
AA'W Observation-Disclosures ready 81
@ Z. M. for all the South. aSE1 SagS ~
.sFs YORK RIVER LINE @&@&SF@ET
s.'oNV fF;M.:...Except 5unday-No. ie---BAidmor1a
s:lS +, y. Except sunday--No. ie-sIesca.li "a =
- 4;s ~ X;.M Except snnd.y--No. 7+---ILocai "a
5.H RAINS ARRIVE RIcHMoND.M #s4a
s!ss - u. 1850 Pr all the South.
800 M.-Ffom Charlotte Raleigh, 8Dufhaf1sS
t..D Ch1ss CITY and Local Stations. $i..9a.
KY 4. M.SITFrom Keysvillel and Local stations:S
s;1o 81 Mo. Sl5-Frpm Baltimore and VWs ~
io:4s'5A 4; NJ. No b Ss:is i. NJ. No. y -1rosn
ts !, Wort 81 Point and Local tations:8g.s.
!, No ~ and No.. Is stop 1Quinton, TunseAlelN
Whies Hnusa. ,apd Lester Manor. tsse8sA5 Ss IN
% DIP. AZ. g9 5.sl.st$
a. b.. sPENcER, 1sAtt H.. HI HARDW.lCE
Gen. Mgr. 5a&sEH$$8 Pass Trnf.5M Mgr: KIM
.8BW ". =. 4TAYLoE. g. %A..t s8 s,,ssFE,,
, $ sSWashlnRton, DC. s
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On&Wheels to Review Troops

u N Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)t
LEBANON. PA, July l5,-Thirty coal
black horses will BIO sent by q local llv-
eryman to Camp Robert n. Henderson,
Gettysburg, for the Use OF the Governs
or's and division staffs,
Governor Pennypacker will again res
view the troops. from the same com-
9modlous landau. drawn by the same pair
OF doc,le blacks as he did q year g at
Mt. Gretna. 4 4a4
Major General Goblin will uso' his Ken
tucky-brod bay gelding nonicka. which
Was presented to him In 1897 by Senator
Grady, OF Philadelphia,
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BySH.. Ee~ldon$Taylor g. CO.,
Real Estate Agents and A~uct1oneers,S
~ s No.f8 N. Eleventh Street.

COURT SALE ORA SMALL MARKET
III Garden OF 10 acres, with d comfortable
frame dwelling house thereon situated In
5Henrlco county about i've miles, below
mile 1nnya south as mo q 5yWhi,1nhsl'sg u hesd' A sna
house and lot, NO. 2l94 Carter. Street. be-
tween Beverly and williams Streets.
@ssIn execution OF the decree Y rendered
.3hey J !: 1897 y Ri RXIes the Sdh'iR n ESo c sait 81 81
~ b. Shannon, &C.. vs.. u. "A, WHITAKER
Jr,s., aa dna1a, namI n,s &;o onoys heeebv ap-
pointed, will proceed to sell at public
"wednesday, JULY IS. 1900.
the real estate above mentioned. and IN
The following order. to-wit;
Al y e'eloek M. i. front q aenr tSo
t naats & Ian land t' mentioenMed above, Contain
Ing 81 acres, a plat OF which can be
seenSnt tha5omce Of tho auotioneers,
4. At 0:803 O'Clock r.. NJ. of the same day,
we will offer for. sale ON the pr,emIseS.
house and 10, No; ?1s Garter, street IT, ms
To-. fronts q i;2x17t !, feet na ~ 10 b hm anpeyi 1t 8,
IA and is months for negotiable notes,
With interest added from day OF SAFE:
or ali cash, at option OF purchaser, 4md
the 'title Ia la retained Until whole pur-
chase money Ia paid and deeds are Or
Bdered by tho court; -, ~. !, !, IT,
NJ Il .s n Special Commissioners;
The bond required Of the spee!als Cons
m~issipnera by the above decree has been
au'y e'y CHARLES O, sAYILLp, CLERK,
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E, w. SENTELL DEAD,
Last Member Of Family Expires
In Salisbury Hospital.

SALISBURY. ENGLAND. July l5,,- ~
ward W. sentell, Of Brooklyn, one II, %
tho passengers injured In tho railroad
accident Of July lst, died at II o'clock
yeHterduy evening \ 1 { II
Edward w, sentell was the last sur
vlvor az his family, all 1.-the other aia'seM-
bers having been killed In tho wreck
at Salisbury on July lat, He lived tat
No, I'll Decatur Street, Brooklyn. His
daughters were teachers In tho Brook
Ign public schoolsl and his som, Charles
=, sentell, was . member Of the law
Arm Vt Morris, sentell q Walne. II WAS
reported that, before the sentell family
started on a trip Roroad, f%orabodings Of
calamity caused each member 70 make
n Will, This same pgemonitton,N Il was
said, was felt by o number sot friends
who accompanied the family to the ship,
Mr. Eentell was q retired real estate
dealer, and for many yeers took aSlead,
Ing part In the development OF Brook
ilyn's real estate business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY Jotih 4. sGoddm & Co, N
Real Estate Agents and sfAuctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
Three Story and Basement
Detached Brick Dwelling
ON NORTH SIDE or CANAL,
BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS.

AZ request OF the owner, we will sell
Moe lyt,q july o. Z" 1soy. kT' . +. III.
the above men toned dwelling known ns
i112 East Canal street, containing IL
rooms, besides, detached Kitchen With 4
rooms. The. lot has d front iot, "a feet md
u depth OF 154 feet to. an alley ie feet
vide. With, q public niley, on west si &c.
more than eight years. a good invest
aTertns Liberal and announced al. sale.
JOHN a. RGODD!N & CO.,
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STOCK
GEO. I. KING 8 co..

il1olA -, Main st., Richmond. Va,
sTocks, COTTON AND GRAIN,
fractional Lots aspselstty..
cjoss Attention TO out.ot' Town Aocovnts,
PRIVATE WIRES. .lS
NEWYoRK, cHlcAoo,NkW$oN LgAha
western Union Branch IN our oisics.
stock Ticker IN customeF's Roem.
--Msmbess--.s g
RicAmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
Strangers Yistt!pg The city are iRYNed
snd have mall and wires sent IN oug care
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5@ig 8 NHg2sSA RAILnoAns. 4FSs
II. +. 81 r. !;ss;s e !.

sSttralhs leave Richmond 4A4ANor2hWatd
s.o "A. 1f.-4Dasty. Byt6 5sGs Thrcash.
s:D A.$ M..sDaatty-HAin sss Thtpash.
g1:so y. A.AAlwseA Eays-tElba. Frsdsfiessssf1
s:!o9 z. M,--Dallyagyfd 81 Throssa.
t2:o6 noon--Nsek DAyD--Dytdt Y Thfoneht
AGO psM.-Wesk Iay.aE-gyfdS b. 5tsdstieA ~
6:o5 =. M.--Daiiy-MAin ST. Thfot6hs VIM
s'so !. M.-Wsek tnays.A-14albA. sAsaiaAnd 80 =
s:2o. !, M.-.Dally.Byrd 81 Thtoushhi ~
IraIns Arrive INCONSISTENCIES ok
$50 AaM.-Week 3D~ays-illbA AshlAn6s 80
to!ninodation Rs 5& 3786Wf Is9SsIE W. "a $44tR@
wy a. A;,n ", -.Weok8 Dayae.-i,ytd 81 1rsdsfts q
s.as ouIx atcornodation. GSfE$
! s: :so 4 --ioaily--Byrd St Through
1t 80 + ). w Days-BJrd ~ $Throuen -
s' i ]: a &. -[RSslIyy--Mas., W 4, rhseusaa. |; .,.,.s
49, AooonlnnodAtio1 4f9 $t@gE MNaT ssB S5t4%
go ! sts II. -tbsaiIIEyy---SSyyrraa3 y Fieeasals Lsaa.II
e Mex Fl ~ s,r,paiiy-Main B.. through. l#ssE@S
Iii ~ hnSa & 1uniltnnn Sleeping Bor parlofg Categao1S
rnnna oy1tftss. trains except lraths arriving ktcass
q datinr"o AZ week days, and local accotAs
,lo uasne not .Sf a arsiyal, ana departures 20 e e eoaIHsss:s
~. CIV. GULF. w. r. rArIoR.
49,. 70 krest. 545ss6S Gen'l.3 Huot. sB Ttnf.s MersfSS@
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rrIGH{CONsTABLE's SALE.

I viii sell by public auction, on NON
DAY, tho 10th day Of July, 1906, a:so
O'clock r. NJ, &c my wnreroo.n..E No. 1909
u. Franklin street. the following pr t1po'r'y
to satisfy wits In my hands: bureaus,
Swnshstands, Desks. sideboards, China
Presses, Wardrobes, Chairs, LOUNGES.
Rockers, HAT Racks. Trunks, Lace Cur
tains, 11tc. Terms cash. sGE88
rs - ~. II Wy Arrtt m II CIR
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Snake in Pullman Berth.
Especial To The Times-D lspatch.)

FORT WORTH, TEX, Julyss15.-Nts
8Bettio Merrill, OF Temple. who had
started for Chautauqua, N. y, to spend
the summer. was bitten by q ivvpeenHomous
snake concealed In tile covering OF Q
berth In q Pullman cor she was prcpar-
Ing to occupy. Fs#
The snake fastened it's fangs s In hsrv
arm, and was killed with gone difficulty.
Its presence In the s%leeping-car has not
been explained. Miss Merrill's life was
at first despatred OF, but she is recover
Ing.
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NkkSM N0litdks'Ml|sli|s|'tl|Bl'|II'1!l

ONLY sALERAIL LIND TO NoREULKs
~ Leave BYRD ST. Station. Richmond y Daily
8 In EKeotsAay "a l0oA. SFFS&&%SB sSSs$
g FOR NORFOLK: 1850 ~ u. 20 :. NJ
s.o; Pm $sssssgs 8S3SSssSa2 RSs Sss
Q LYNCHBURG.y the WEST and the
soUTHWEsT:$ u s:6 A. N.,.55Els,io noon s:W
+. M Pullman e4PxrIor and Sleeping cars.
Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive daily fron
Norfolk sll:4o.s % 90 II. Nj: fromsths 8Wests7:4
"A. u. 2:os PM. $3.50 r. II. 868
Office 1855 q. Main st.SS8 sFlyer: , d hrs,SSsM
w. B. BEV1Lr.aS@ .SsS c. ,%BOSLEY, EtSssss
&s Gen. Pass. &SSs Dist. Pass. Agent
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IRIchnond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

streets. Manchester. every hour ION the hop.l
from o A.. X TO 10 ]. N, Last car ~ mlds.shs
M Cars leave Pstersburs. foot s.of !. sycamore
Street, every hour from dse ~ " 20. ~ ~ 4
4. d aaily' except sunday. 6,
An cars from Petersburg cenl'3'tHs re-
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.Seaboard Air Line Railway;

Southbound Trains Leave R1chrnond DaIly
5 EGG i AZ Wifm;ns tS lSoFl'Aa 80 Aai''s . \ -
$50 r. M.-Through Shoppers and Coaches, AZ:
55#T lantn. Birmingham. Savannah. Jenksont'i
viiio and Florida points 81 ..,g as.sa5s#s
1000 PM Through Coache!f and slespen eeysl
- annnh. Incksonvllle,wA Atlanta, BirminghArn
35Nh%ocrthhound trains Arrive Richmond Daily
$40 A, M. Ass +. M, $50 +. A.8g3 asSSI
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LINE

EFFECTIVE sMAYSNTH
IL Trains lcaveE Richlnonds daily st..gs8 ss.
E 81 s NeEsoik. US \. H. s:os III =. and.
4 For NJ and w ny. west. 1e:1o and $50
For Petersburg, 100 AZ n. }S12:l0.g Loo s1;be
N, 6:20. $3.50 III NJ, las and 1850 P.Ss No.
d For doldsboro and Fayetteville lei s3:t IN.
and 11:N An j, 100 a:os.1 e:se.s sSe
and $3.50 Pm a$8sgEE iasSa 3#SSss3
Except Sunday. II s'sunday. only. .,dIl ....,.;
tIons not
- NH {, s. CAMPBELL.a DsS R.5 A'ss8
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tho Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
Of the County OF Henrico: 1.
w. r. Todd ct ais. :.,t...2... ..... Plnintin,
&5EssE5 tagntnst @ssS5
Isndora Todd ct als.. Defendant.
said court, dotBcertify& that the bond re-
quired OF the Special COMMISSIONS OF; BY
the decree rendered In said cause on the
Givon under highland as clerk OF the
said court this bth.day@of July, 1900,
88 349s f.3 R.@PHILL1P6,
@.5G&s S$SS Deputy Clerk.
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..Blood will tell,'' quoted the Wise Guy.
!"Yes, but It often neElects To speak when ~
passes O. poor relation" added the Simple Mug,
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POSTPONED!

wv -
ADJOINING CHESTNUT HILL AND
H1Ta Hfe RH2LMAY: r siMN1T '5H a6Ho-
eAoY oifa5HsEMfsEs
Also, v Frame Dwellings. Nos.a1o@2s'
foot lot In tho .cltyJof$ RtctAnond. on east
line OF Eggleston5 Street, near the Male
Orphan Asylum. 8S s 8S8
By virtue Of Q decree g the Circuit,
ithefTeiinaf i appointed t. viii 1fvi proceed 70 sell at
'u'f'e Wn IS }ssr Pts'n' sStY Il, ,sos,
The homestead walnut il. ~ ana SOON
thereafter-say about 8 ;So-the two frame
hG fsst,es 4n nlo 1RFE's'tiS IN 3s g sSburban hone
could not do Better than secure this
cols a isli ia II ,sslty ss feny inl staSisi.l5 e. a a..
Jana neaa'ot PaF * l s. Ghss'a nNss IN Nlas shady shady
grove and all necessary lighthouses. n
Fine Vineyard, valuable and large AS
paragus8 bed small Fruits In a~abundance.
alI5kinds OF Berries and elegant Orchard
viii nn 'be yi IL 'd Sh1Es ta ior R to@n 1ta,s r rs zaSess
this property very desirable talra1b le a ast 4 IN ~ y IN
After sale OF MISUNDERSTANDING 9nbOuti
$50 :. M.--we. will sell the tWo frame
houses near the WESTERN limits of the
city. fronting thirty (30)Sf feet on tho enst
line 4of4s Eggleston treoti;ss4S5 feet south
Ct .Wtndegss gsEsstss Will depth 81 Sllo
TERMs4Asto tWaalhiultlHi I'LL, one-tourth
cash g. g12 and Is months. AS to the
two frame houses, q o1e-thtrd oash,,#eannd
10 months, the #deferfedE payments stoabe
In euual5 lnstRlments respectively .%benr-,
ling 8 per cent Vi interest from date of
sale, and evidenced by negotiabletnotes; or
all onsh.. at ~.option58o of .purohaser.a..The
the purchase money is5 paid,a and the con-
vcyance istordered% to: be. mnde.!..a.s
ss# }gS&s Fl. ST .9JOHN&CQALTER,
JO8LANE STERN, 65s5s58FS $&
5a# WITH ib2& Special Commissioners
Rose Co. ana ais aucticonfeers. {
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kt43gA 3E Ttst 9GFiT ~ 5p%i3A$
AT tho head OF the o%olumn--Jrhs drum-
major 4f5
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sTEAMooAT&
FOR NEW YORK.

via Might Line Steamers Except Saturday.
making conneotaion ~ NSrfoIk With EaiH.L'ns
ship; iiollqw!ns aay e q Il I q H. ~ ! = 81; N. se enS cs sas
s1asNa and ohio ny. 81 "a. Il and . NJ
making eonnssst!0n@ aa pas s SGase psi,i ssnday1 81
NortTTss ckets. sos b. Main Street, Richmon1
Tro n.sssrs Co., $40 p: Main Street. The Jsffss.
soa.D Murphy's Hotel, X
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THE STOCK MARKET2OF THE WEEK
4(Fron the New York Evening Post OF satufday)
9a crock EXCHANGE rHANsAcTioNs. Hass

.::;;:: 4. :sa:,.:... s.:.... . S 5$ E;!i; !, . esq ii$;$:::,; j | F s; ': .E |a EE!!$; '' ;EE$ $aH!
Government bonds sold aayu.u..@N &fIN& SGAQ B& 6V3VUM ASatWU@ 8 ##S0
@s For tho calendar year to dae.aM &@ #.a. MH@#@ .m.#&@% 49, M# in2 #&
| sss;s; :ss,$i$s S $ a s'ssHAsss u sifastss ,s lSEisass y 4H $SSs1s
E# @ sTockBMARKkr rIHgaWEEK
Z Thc following table SLOWS te6 weeks 1iehGsE lowest and c2lsg sI RI 3snb nM
EVHuni sacs and htic changer OF anss ecurtcs sodH on lMeaN eW IGt 5onWT ~ iSm"S
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Poatponed. ontac nt-ot.mtnto9TUE
DAY, JULY IL 1eoo, nj SAND Time and
place. S$4ga4;s
BY order Of the commissioners. ssf
ROSE GCO.get ais uctioneers,
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Sf1HTES t.,.Isi tL.t.t..ltk4.tt.1t.
Railway nhd MISCELLANEOUS bonds,
Government bonds sold. u. -.
For tho calendar year to date
58E8 sTocK bMARKE "a oFrTHgsWEEK

bl1nreB 500 ..ss.. ......s s..,t
BONDS
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AUCTION ~sALEs--:Monday.

w. II. wYATT, JR., H. c...CsR r.
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The bond required by tho special cons
missioners In the above suit, has been
duly given, ~, ~ Az,
OF July, 1905,
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AUCTION SALES, Future Day,

9f BY "A. j.. Chewing Company,
~ Real Observation-Disclosures
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scntos intitnaated that this spectacular
~eaptalrn b industry might be doifg g
little Bbulldozlng ito 5induce tile big Steel
Trust to take over his Tcitnessce Coal
and iron Company, ~ LOUD Boutcry Wenl
scheme, ana should be ttri out OF the
country. All fof which goes to shoW
the dlfrerent Views of the Two men IN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-25

.Sfibsiioen, men alligeoef sr BET ei
9oo 1%orretnina, oa oet oeloi9.
@geIfro1 er fulot At Metllndgler
man Ital fun bape ct me9et liat
Stptte CONNER for It fad en- Qd9lt
til en- 9aroi At ca. Is ar. st an0eI
eeois er. At nan ioite Sommer
fun obffeoe 3 @dn9e, men At mar
oesuagtet for metaaet At Del bier.
ae6e 5gmmer fl oper 1900 ar.
De- er taget for omfring 200.
600 ar. Mstal at 9rdget, men oer
er enonu for ct mdngeoobbelt gelfb.
"a set meite Metal 10 er 9pboer
al 5regatten.
adptain Berg, 5reoerifsbapn. eieI
9raQef. men bar atforoeret 9ierg.
ninatn bort til n9onte 0ntteri, Der
adrliq oil oe0blioe meo Qrbeioet.
iaa lenge BET Iigger befoemt. 0a
Reolen MI er bdnoret ooer 9rdget.
antaaer man, At Spren9nin9en
NANCE Nar tan oe0blioe.