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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29
new SCHEME TO
!. EXPLOIT A VALLEY
BOOMERS OF THE RED TO HOLD
CONVENTION AT CRooKsToN.
Commercial Club of Crookston Leads
Off in a Strong Movement BY the
Cities and Towns on Both Sides Of
the River for More Settlers Scheme
to Double Present Population. >s#5~
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Crookston, Mimi. Aug. 29.-One of the most
important meetings ever held in northern Min
nesota is being arranged by the Twenty-Five
Thousand Commercial club to take place in
this city Sept. "A and %. 1t is a conven-
ton of the commercial clubs of the Red River
valley. Secretary Brown OF the local club has
recently sent out preliminary letter to 25U
cities and towns Of the valley, and Is receiving
responses that the different clubs will be repre-
scented at the meeting. The object Of the con-
ference Is to form organization which will
work exclusively for the development and growth
of the valley.
1t is planned to form organization along
the same lines that have been SO successfully
used to exploit western Canada, and the aim
will be to double the population of northern
Minnesota and the Red River valley portion OF
North Dakota. Entertainment for the delegates
will be provided by the business men Of Crooks
ton, and 1t is expected that a movement will
be started which will be of vital Importance
to the northern portion Of the state and North
Dakota.
Besides delegates from the different CONNER
cial clubs Of the Red River valley, effort will
be made to have every commercial organization,
no matter what the nature, take part in the
conference. ~-,
Harvesters Kill a Bear.
A black bear was shot nine miles southeast
of this city by harvest hands the Ellington
farm. The men We're cutting oats, and flushed
Bruin, who had been hiding in the tall grain
men ran for gun the others gave chase and
kept the bear In sight. After chase Of sew,
eral miles, the animal was killed. 1t was
found that he weighed 400 pounds, The Skin
was brought into the city this morning and sole
to one of the local butchers.
Slugged and Robbed.
transient named Johnson reported to the
police today that he held up, slugged ant
robbed las might in the north end of thi
CITY, He met some men who appeared friendly
and was induced to take q walk with them
They took him along the railroad track ant
when they reached a dark place relieved him OF
his watch and chain and all his money.
Meet After Fifty-one Years.
Ephraim st. Pierre Of this city has recelvet
a visit from his brother, Nelson st. Pierre
whom he had not seen for ffty-one years. Tho
brothers came from their home in Joliet, QueSep
to Minnesota long before it was "a state, ant
made their home in st. Paul
I'm 1855 Nelson left for British Columbia, ami
from then until they met last Saturday they
had not seen each other.
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PERSONAL,

-
~ I was; icted Of stealing grip from Great
q Northern sleeping car on July 4 1905; train
July 5; II either Of the men who talked with
me see this want your helD am limo
dress Robert Mathley, care Thomas p. Davis,
ST. PAUL IS THE FUR CENTER OF, AMER.
lea. / started in business here in 1890,
make fur garments Of every Kind and sell
them to you at Wholesale prices. Dealing di::
. rect with the manufacturer saves you all
: Il middlemens profits. You can easily see how
prices. Write for them today 1t will cost
you nothing. Tailor Lee, ST.. Paul. zs 6.
LADIES' AND GENTS FINE MANIouRINa
Is tools; 25c 5oc up to 81; scissors: files, euti-
ae,ea n nsnRnvea ns ru oc aa &c 70
gents pocket knives, best quality. SOC, Toe.
s 81 up to S.. Satisfaction guaranteed. Flies
400 .Nicollet. = -.
WE DON'T DO CHEAP WORK; WE % FIRST
ing: Shampoo, 21c; 1nanicuring, ladies; s5e;
gentlemen. soc; free massage, using electric
vibrator oc combs brushes et tc.t sts st,a;a
495 Syndicate Arcade. Z
T-0AN-EAT THE HARMLESS FOOD THAT
cures indigestion and dyspepsia and Is the
talk Of the east is sold and guaranteed by
the following stores in Minneapolis: Gamble
& Ludwig, CORNER I'D st and Hennepin; McCaul
Drug Co., I'd av and 4th st. s.. ~ I-.
WANTED-THE NAMES OF PASSENGERS ON
4 outbound list, ay street car who witnessed
automobile accident corner LIST av and 10th
st S, Saturday afternoon, Aug. 25. Address
1865, Journal, or telephone N. w. South 1898
LIZ. : ~ - = -. =:
SHOULD BLAN0TARD's ECZEMA LOTION
fail to give speedy or satisfactory results,
notify Professor Blanchard, skin specialist,
Minneapolis wholesalers supplies, all drug
gists. - EEsss .' ~ x.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER; HAIR AND
moss, $1.50; others 81; furniture repaired, re-
|. finished, upholstered: Twin City telephone.
1902 Berg 4 Smith. 422 LIST av Sc.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER, HAIR MOSS
$780, others, 81; furniture repaired uphol:
~ STEERING furniture, stoves. Both phones. Rain
vile Bros, II Central av. -,N
TRY DR.. PETERsEN's MAGNETIC WONDER.
Worker, the vest pocket medicine chest; cures
catarrh. hay fever, asthma, colds, headache,
etc; sold by druggists. H.
WILL CLEAN YOUR WALL PAPER AMI
| ! make 1t look like new; price per room, 81 anG
up. Call,or write A. Emerson, % 9Th st s,real
q you WANT a GOOD TREATMENT FOB
rheumatism ,lumbago or other diseases, visit
Mime. Berg, z Eastman av, Nicollet island.
FUR GARMENTS 70 ORDER, REMoDEtEI
and repaired; summer prices. Hubachek
BUaD P. JOHNSTON { CO., FUNERAL DIREC
/ tor and enbalmer. II w Lake st. Both phones
CoRNs EXTRACTED, $50; INVERTED MAILS
and buntons treated. Dr. Collier. 516 Mic. av
ALWAYS FRESH, SATIN SKIN CREAM, NEW
er dries up spoils, shr1nks or changes. ESQ
| - FRANK P, OLNEY, LAWYER,
| = : 4 929 Nicollet Az. = ..'
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO AND FROM EU-
rope at, lowest rates. via Canadian Pacific
! Atlantic service. shortest ocean trip. e Only
four days from land to land. New gigantic
express steamers, Empress Of Britain and EN-
press Of Ireland, $4,000 horsepower. 2O-knot
speed. submarine signals. wireless telegraphy,
cost over g. ooo, 900 each Finest, fastest and
largest steamers between St. Lawrence ports
and Europe. Every luxury of travel and all
the comfortable appointments are at the, dis
posal Of passengers travelling On these steam
ers. Rates and information, 81. p. Ldman,
av: Telephone T. G. 78S. N. W. Main 2616.
GOING TO EURoPE1 BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip see Cunard Line. Guaranty building.
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VALLEY cTrT, N. D.--A class Of fourteen
this place tomorrow. The students are for
the most part former ''normalites, y but were
not with the class at the time of graduation in
June.
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s@%@>@9@@@@@@@ @@@@&@@@@@@%
) ads last week, nor to intend to read {
them next week, r., Today's reading Of (
, the ads is as essential as Is todays 4
reading Of the news--R you would 4
, keep step with things" ...4 -
x. ~ -: n
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TWIN VALLEY, MINN.-The republican
county committee Of Norman county organized
Louis Hanson secretary, and j. w. g.. Ander-
son, treasurer Immediately after the Septem-
Der primaries the committee will begin active
work for the election Of the entire republican
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committee +. 10, Gartside Of .Wilona has been
named4as chairman and s. p. Catherwood of
Austin given Mr. Shepherds place. 4 ri a. !.
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HIDES, PELTs. TALLow, ETC.

A'o' -
Green sailed cured steer hides, over
Green salted heavy cow hides, over 49,
TBS lbs sal'eo 1885, - 1926 11%
Green senA sal taei long -haired kips, s to -
Green g lbs sa,tsd veal Fip; IN Il II :"
Green sailed veal calves. to Is ,a,,
t Green or frozea hides. lie less than green
Horse and mule hides, large. each. SO COOS. 20
Horse and mule hides, medium. -. 10 2. 25
Horse and mule hides, small, each. $50 l. 25
Montana butchers, short trim. light. 2o1s
Montana butchers, long trim, heavy. 191a
Montana butchers long trim, light. 1871
Montana o1tt calf, under s lbs: ::..:..:.. 2sh
Iowa. Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin
hides .;;:.........':... H. a,l 10
By Dakota taD and Wisconsin calf, under
Kips, to IL lbs ....:............ 10 II
Dry selected, all sections. ......... is 13
Dry horse and mule hides, each. 81 so 1.OC
Pelts large, each. 81. 1901 &c
Pelts medium, each. .............. GOO 90
Dry y'' territory butchers, per ID .:::: IT'D Is
Dry territory murrains per de-. 100 Ii
T Tall1ow CAKE sd5a ......'.''...... ~ 81
crease '....''.'.'''..' - ''''''.''.. =
Wool, unwashed, medium. .......... "a @25
Wool, unwashed coarse. .......... % ga
Wool, unwashed, fine. .............. Fl @22
Wool, unwashed, coarse. ....... 20 @24
Wool, unwashed. medium and coarse. IS @19
Ginseng, dry and clean: ......... SO. $500 81
beneca root' dry ''........'.'..'''. .4oU a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS i.
THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING COMPANY Is
now at 7O3 Hennepin av. Telephones: n, W.
residence 20O5 I'd av S.; telephone N. W. Main
143-J; formerly president and general man
ager2 JohnsonsL Lands Undertaking Co.. ...t&I
NOE & MoNAMEE, 2ss Goth AZ n; Lady a
= sistant. N. w., Me- 1901; Tri-State 1888.
HUME & DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple. 9th and Hen. Both phones.
JOHN N. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer, 50 7th st s. Both phones.
ENaER BROS, UNDERWRITERS AND EN-.
balmers 412 Cedar ay. s. Both phones. .
!. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
10 Hennepin az. Both phones 1882 ~
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CHoKIo, MINN.-Fisa destroyed the large
barn and house of the John Goodheart farm
near here, entailing loss OF $3,?oo, on when
there was insurance of ~, 6OO. origin OF tne
fire 8 not known.
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BEAUDETTE, M1NN.-Papers We're served
over Of Graceton, MINI, against W. H. Book
and Charles A. Moody. publishers Of the
Wanoad Plaindealer, for $4,000 damages, for al.
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FAIRMoNT, MINN.-At the special city cleo
ton today $50, 900 in bonds was voted Tor I'M
proving the water and light plants and putting
in sewers and erecting o building for city OIL
Gals and fire department. =
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OPTICIANS

EYES EXAMINED; GLASSES 81 AND UP; AR.
tiHcial eyes; open Saturday evenings: Sunday
s 10 to II. ostrem. 329 Nicollet upstairs.
JOHN :. DoWD, oPToMETRIsT AND oPTI-
clan, optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Wednesday, Aug. 2S. 'R4s y i.tt5G@
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ROCHESTER, NN.-7Miss Nellie Chute ot
this city was married at Chicago. Tuesday, 70
Earl Il. Plummer. They have, started TOT seat
tie, where they Will RESIDE:
DULUTH, MINN.-The strike OF the freight
handlers here was settled yesterday and the
men, 800 in number, reported for work at the
merchandise boats.
u1NoNA, M1NN,-Fire today caused $4,000
loss at the garage of the Adams Automoo1le
company: partial Insurance. So =
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AWNINGS, TENTS, FLAGS y. cAlgE1xlx
i Tent and Awning Co. III 1s1l Ne.
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TYPEWRIT!ERs
] TENTs AND AWNINGS

TYpEwRrTERs, all makes, 1t barEatns; must
be sold. Blick. Mfg. CO., COS Sykes block. Y,
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WAGON BUILDING AND
=. r,- REPAIRING. i G !, :.

BEST FACILITIES IN THE e1TK FOR BUILD.
ing repairing and painting wagons. trucks,
etc.. fine carriage and automobile painting a
speciality. The Boyd Transfer Co.B Blacksmith
e Wagon Shop. 2981 4th Az s. -
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WHOLE TOWN IN MINK CHASE
Day of Genuine Excitement at Anokar
On-the-Rum.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Anoka, Minn, Aug. 2e,-Nearly all the dogs
and half the men in Anoka gave chase today
to one poor bewildered mink, who thru some
strange freak left his home in the bank OF the
Rum for the streets Of the town: When
pressed too hard by bis pursuers the mink
lodged into cellar, where he was speedily
cornered and killed. The incident stirred al
town, for those not In the chase thought anoth-
er mad dog hunt had been started. + - u,
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Prices for the street market in small lots ant
the country market in CARROTS.
Street Market
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.DYEINlu, AND CLEANING

WIN CITY DYE; ,WonKss THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. s16 Ntcollet
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULTY DETECTIVE = AGENCY-PRoMPT
service. unequaled facilities. reasonable rates;
references police headquarters. 210 Kaseta biz.
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SRAlFEl ar n RNEYs

W1LrixxSUN &MER0HANT, 1ATENT LAW!
yers and solicitor; main ontce, 925-933 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Ninn.; 81 McGAl
building. WashinRtpn. D. G q b - 3
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CHICAGO HIDE MARKET

eng, dry and Clean: .........'$e.5 5@e. so
ca root, dry ................... .45@ AT
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AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLE

W. D. Gordon Co., licensed auctioneers; u
Years experience. 1926 Guaranty. Both phones.
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MEDICAL.

MRS. DR.. TLUELLA McKRY, SPECIALIST,
p No : 7th st s; electric and. electromagnetic
treatments, scientific massage, vapor and medi-
Gated sweats. cures Irheuniati sm. lumbago,
nervous diseases and weaknesses Of all kinds;
consultation free. u sssfffEEi'h y
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AGENTs WANTED

~ Won VAR 10 MAKE mo tso>-sv =. 49,
caIl for Oedgwick, 500 Globe building. to
10 am; big thing Tor uranu
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

our RATES on HOUSEHOLD GoeDS ITO
= CHICAGO Denver Spokane, Pacific. coast -termi.s
nails. and, Tributary points. For shastsof serr
q 4yiee and lowest rates write sor5 cs1ls n tho
81 Boxds Trapsf9fs CO.. 40 3rd atsn. &. Z. 6
sNoTfOT-ALL NEW AND UNcLAIkEpkR PIG.
I. lures at deep cut prices. We frame pictures
cheap. Regiiding.s Zesbaugh, II 9th st 8.
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", y, ASSETS DEC. 81, 1905. p. w
Value Of real estate owned. =. 1,7o3, "A
Mortgage loans ..........,.. 3,668, 60
Collateral loans .;..:. .......... 1892
Premium notes and policy loans. 1884, 94
Bonds and stocks owned $500. 17,T6S,S6
Cash in office and in bank go. 495, -
Accrued interest and rents ....,. $50, Al
Deferred and unpaid premiums. 487, 81
| Loans to corporations ...,...... =" 253, 81
15"'"a --- -------- =
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s 80: PROFESSIONAL. s. I.
sUPERFLUoUs. HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, pERKA.
nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER,
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
! northwest. Exclusive specialist sl@s.f :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
.TH||E 7|GERs GOT THEIR
BLOOD Up IN THE MOUTH
(special to Tho Tl,n~s-Dlspatch.

~ Especial to The TlrH~s- DlsDatch,) t
CHARLOTTESVIIALE VA, April "a
In the most exciting contest played here
this sea son. Princeton won ninth inning
victory over Virginia to-day by the score
OF 2 to l. It was Tiger grit that saved
The day. For seven innings Susons, Vlr-
einia's freshman twirler, had the Prince
ton batters at his mercy, only one hit
having been secured off his delivery. The
fact that Virginia sent q runner across
the plate in the seventh. however, only
served to make the Tigers show their real
worth. warwick opened the eighth by q
neat bunt; was sacrificed to second by
bard; went to third on an intield out, and
counted on Heyngsr's slow hit down the
third base line.
In her half of the NINTH Virginia started
off promisingly. Captain Graham lined
nut a nice single to left field. but, last
aoublo by Raid to Vaughn to Bard cinched
the homes Of the rooters,
princeton 4tl,en proceeded to cinch the
game. After Mclean had been thrown
out at first by I.awler. Haran's nop ny
was allowed to drop safely back OF sec
pnd. Vaughn, the freshman from Exeter.
then came to the rescue. He met one OF
6usong's fast ones squarely and sent it
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HILL CITY, 9; ST. JOHNS, z
The Locals Show Up Strong and
Outclass Collegians.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !,

LYNCHBURG, VA, April 12.--The
tLynchburg State League team defeated
the st. Johns College. OK Annapolis, Md.
team here this afternoon with ease, by IL
score Of 0 to 2, the collegians being unable
to solve the delivery .of either of the
three pitchers used by the local team.
h Four of their six hits were Of the
scratch order, while Lynchburg hit for
thirteen. including 4 double and home
run. Several new players were tried out
in the game by the locals. all showing
up strongly. The visitors had a shade the
best of 1t in the field, their work being
almost perfect. D
Some Idea can be gotten from the work
they had to do from the fact that six
teen men were thrown out at first. The
college team is a strong one. The next
ganes here will be withRthe Baltimore
Yanigans Saturday and Easter Monday. 4
Score by innings. r, Fl. r.
Iynchburg -. 9 0E - Q p %, 13, 3.
st. Johns goo 90 o., D.: !.
( MISUNDERSTANDING Laval, Carter
and Reiss, Lanhan and Walsh: st. Johns
Summary: Sacrifice tits-.Wolfe. 2; Tot
man; Stolen bases--yNilson and Austin:
two base hits-Totn1an: three base hits
Hoover;s homo run--Totman. no innings
pitched. Laval. 3. Carter. 4: ReIss, Rev
holds. 6; Wrgh;son. 2. Base hits of each
pitcher--Laval j. Carter 4. Reiss ]. Rey-
noldds ., Wrightson 4. Struck out by
Laval, 3 Reiss, l.: Reynolds. 3; Wright
son. ]. Bases on balls on Laval. L LAus-
TIM or Carter. ! fAtack!e,; on Reiss,
. (wrightson and Rouse). Hit BY pitched
yhall--1yolf and Cook. Time Of game, 90
Umpire Mr. Leo Accorsini
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SYRACUSE, Il; w. and -, 4.
The New Workers Put Up a Fine
Fielding Game.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispa tch.?

LEXINGTON. VA. April l2. -WashinE-
ton and Lee University weni-down IN
defeat this afternoon in the first Of a
series OF games with Syracuse uniyersity.
put up splendid fielding game, and hit
washington and Lee with ense. but their
victory resulted from two costly errors
by Vrginianstin NTH and eighth innings
letting in four runs. 5
Washington and Lee made the unlucky
goose egg In first FOUR innings. In the
NTH, Johnson drove out aH3hot liner IN
rtgif field, bringing in Anthony and steal
ing home himself
Score by Innings. Is; r.. T.
Syracuse ~, % s.. o..''. a Of. IL q.
batteries washington and Lee uniyer-
sity. johnson and Trimhle SYRIA onse--
Davis and Wilbur, Home run1,Ryan, ior
syracuse. Three-base hits-PIpes and
Temple. If washington and Lee Struck
out, bv johnson. 8; by Davis, I. Base
M balls. OF Johnson !; of DAVIS ,,..,t; !
runs. washington and Lee UNIVERSITY
ANTHONY. johnson and TEMPLE: Syracuse,
Ryan. Madden. 2, Wheeler l2nBrots'
Davis and soholly lInn'rn.Mr. Johnson
81 Virginia Military Institute
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EASTERN LEAGUERs 4,
VERSUS LAWMAKERS

A ptcked nine OF Lawmakers will go
against the team from Baltimore of the
Eastern League here on Monday after
noon. 1t being holiday crowd the ike
OF which has not been seen before this
season in the park will without doubt
lnok at the game. Manager Charlie
shaner viii put some Of the best players
IL his crowd on the diamond and { BAL
i,n1ore walks, away with the game the
players viii deserve to be complmentIe'd'
d Eckstone, the marvel from Memphis
who was with Manager Whistler for q
time this season, and who saw service
IN the Southern League last year, VIII
I. in all probability be In the box cowan'
Foster or IIinton-and either one Is good.
will be Lahind the bat and out on first
will be shaner, the man who coaches I'
and tho man who plays the initial s mS :
like his life depends OH his efforts. me
rest of the team of course, can't be
selected this far ahead, But there are
enough Of them here 10 pick from and
a fast crowd will be seen pn the dla-
n ond, lsf Il -
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r. VALuABI.E CITY PROPERTY FOR ,sALE,lA{
In pursuance OF the decree OF tho Corporation
Court OF fredericksburg. Va, IN the chaneeEy
suit OF Hunter. and others w Hunter and
signed special ecmn,!ssonsr;s !, VII, on TUBS;
DAY, MAY s. 1905. at y O'Clock MI, offer as
public auction the following real estate. In tbs
s!y OF hiehmond, Va hsl9nsns 70 inc essase
First That valuable lot on Main Street "
said city, now occupied BY IIenng ana Nuckols.
as general agricultural Implement store, known
ps Nos I!2s and 1883 Ea., Main street. The
half stories. with large basement; also q stapIs
Second. A two.story brick house and lotion
nroperiy. known as No, i4s9 East Main STREET.,
occupied as a store and dwelling By Dickson
Bostanjlan Ss III.
and beverly Streets, OF thirty. feet front eschsi
The sale Of all this property VIII take place
In front OF the first me n ionad parcel above, m
Terms OF sale FOR the two first, mentioned par
cells, one third In cash, remainder OF me puE..
sale. bearing 8 Per cent, interest, secured py
deed OF trust on the property; or all cash, AZ
the option OF the purchaser
Terms OF sale OF the third parcel Of real {es'l
tate, all cash. 8d9
ST GEORGE r.. FiTzHgGH.
WILLIAM w. BlJTZNER,
Special Commissioners Fredericksburg, VA. Z.
In the Clerks office Of the Corporation CourS
OF the city Of Frederlcksburg
George l.. Hunter. ct ast,,.s,.,..,..tPl ainsltlst
against
Mrs sarah Hsn'es e p' ss,a, u
certify that the bond required Of the spseia!
CAUSE on tho 18th day OF March, 1866, has bseH
duly given l,.3 , /. e (, Il -
eear tsI ibis l ith as "a Of ,April, Is5s;
Alb. YATES. Clerk