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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

d 4 IN - = ~.
ez t'{ . '' I ss;a " .s sss',? 80!
- -----1D6 !tc,iitc. and lie was pay
rs a heavily. But he WY
poch ~, clrc round. aud the ms.
vas curriculum 10 20 3. with Lug!
Ncrn nnd Camaigncr IN scconu ~
third, respectively. kuro, 5 TO 8, spicy,
tlldly ridden BY Miller, WHO as Boo'
II Jockey as there Is in Gartl's slhnpa
or good boys. simply brcczcd nome ~,
tho third l'rils taking place from lsa''-
cal by n length pr less. iia$
The Steeplechasc..
Tie stccplccllass was an excellent ion NJ
test despite the fact that Lima ClfistS
una l.cxiy fell. Copper. 4 to ., Sc, ~ ~.
pace. ana II looked, as II lie would Ilnish
for first money. bit IN the streuil ~
was ovcrllaulnd by Douro IN hcart ,E.nN-
Ing style. and the finish was ,1pm w,
then Copper. with Phantom tllir: !, ) ~
track record was reduced four sronds.
AZ Powell took fIf,h from W,olwich,,
and Town Topics showed In 'nlru'
Days Caronal. q twenty; 10 &c sho.'
took the sixth. with Water coirse sec
ond, and Royal Window thrmN
Summary. ~
I1irSt race-scling, for nnr- J. 70 -oids
and upward. seven fururss. Columbia
Il
first. ;Iatie go to and \ 10 y second
Paul Clifford Ge to y thid Timc. = ~.
.s,cond rnce--s second running Of Wash
ington for two year ODDS, four and hali
furlongs. old coursc--Cnriculum 90 10
ana out) first, Lady Yea 70 70 = and ~
TO u second. Campaisptr3tlO to - lllrd.
Time, ~ 90.
Third racc,--fOr MAIDEN three year
Odds and upward. seyhl fullonss. Column
bia calirse--l<uro Lhfto 3 and 70 ~
first. Trills e TO HID l 10 - second,
Radical az 10 u third. Time 1:3l 20.
Fourth racc-sprlR handicap. stceple-
chase ror four yeaf-oIds md upwards.
:ho,it two miles ant a haf--Douro 6 to
I. aud / to lo) first! Copper 6 to o see
oid. Phantom Is tod third. Time. h.Vl.
Fifth race--for tto-year-olds. at TWEEN
Is pounds under tie scale, four and Il
half firlongs. old c,usc--Al. Powell tcren
and ont) first Wadwich. g j.. TO ana
Il TO u second. '}own Topics "a 70 .
third. Time. :5I.
Sixth race-scling. for thrce-yeaS- olds
md upwards on. mile and one hundred
yards. old cours.,-- Caronal t2o to and
s 10 - first. Wltcrcoursc q TO land 81
IN u second, Royal Window 6 TO ~
third, Time. L52.
Fot Springs.
HOT SPR1SGS. ARK. April ''--ouni-
mnrics: -
First racc-Nx furJongs- alartius Otto y
first, Barbaros fcven) second. liaughton
Is 10 u tllir].. Time, lii %;
X Second racc--four and one half FUR.
longs San Ardo e to y FIRST, storm. -
ia 5, second, F'ircl {6 to u third. Time,
:55 80
Thlrd racs--milc and an eighth, tho
ARKANSAS Dcrby--Hyperien II. g TO %
first. Convelo & to . second, chnrlaian
IN to 10Y and q to 8 third. Time. 80.
Fourth racc--siX furlcngs. the Pine
Bun-Foxall Us TO D. first. H. l..
Frank q TO y second. Aroma, third.
Time. ia.
Fifth racc-nlilc and seventy yards.
gentleman riders raglllippo q to y
first, Master Prim (51to p second, Ben
Lear Is to 81 third. Time. 800.
Sixth racc-milc and n siNteentll-Georsc
p. A1cNcar &c to j first, Bulfinch e TO y
second, Taby Tosa q: 10 d third. Time.
l:i7 3-5.
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lItntcC jockeys, WHICH
VS. taken By Jack Alr-
lilon, 8 10 u, With Matte
ljunpo, 20 to !. and PAU
finishing IN the
oder named.
The next event, the l1ur. .
.I,ry stakes. was conceded
be Il good thing Tor
i,kc,ritc, and lie was play
4 heavily. But he whH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Academy, and home-run By Wilson, of
the Academy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

purh ~, clrirc round. aud the lln'sl
vas Curriculum 10 20 3, with Lug.
Ncrn nnd Camlaigncr in scconu ~
third, respectively. kuro. . 70 81 spltn
tlIdy ridden BY Miller wllo is'ns eop.
n jockey as there IS in Garth SUD
OF good boys simply brcczcd nome 4,
tho third, lTrills taking place from Raj ~,
cal bv n length Or less. G@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-13
Nursing Mothers and
Over burdened Women

In an stations Of life. whose ylQor and
vitality may have been undermined and
tr,to, -, ~. -, .'e
s(.i,i d,,.f,. - -. 20 ~. 49, Ing
80, ,S. - IN w iio' 4u'.1 oeeit"s VI
Cmliutrh' or othcr causes. WA ma Ia Dr.
Flerce'S favorito Prescription tho most
giyer ever devised Tor their special bcne.
NJ. NurslnQdpotbers wiz find IL esrocfsl-
" valua Die ia Sustaining NAeir etrenofb
and promOtingN,n asunda M f,op-islr ,,e.,,
for the child. Expkctant N,rf{e~s 80
Will find II a priceless N.oP.,,ifrT l,.s-Nsro 10,
system for bahv's coming and rSp-'Arf-,.,
the ordeal conparatiyelv painless - -
caldQ no harm inany state or ronJifIS5S
" fhc fcnala SO m --------- -
DClicate, nffICCS e -Woak ,vor,or who
suffer from frequent hoa33~hes bo~i,l
ache. drarging-dov-n distress low d,,,',
ia the abdO-ron or from nm -f-if on f~-..,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-13
AUCTION SALES-This Dav.
a UcTIoN SALE

a LARGE LOT OF FINE OIL PAINT
lNSS BY An ITALIAN ARTIST or
RARE AND VARIOUS SUBJECTS TO
BE SOLD FOR THE HIGH DOLLAR
AT OUR AUCTION HOUSE. 10 N.
SEVENTH STREET. TO-DAY. SEP
TENDER 18TH. AT 1890 O'CLOCK.
after which we VIII sell large and
AIRED Iot OF household goods. such as
YAK Bedroom Suits odd Bureaus and
M "Nn- 10ds. Belsteals Hair Mattresses.
go lnt new R.ri Cages. Lamps. Globes
..l shades. Plate Holders. Sponge
i'.i'rs. Inware. large lot miscellaneous
'.i'et urn, uius goods, an extra good
Road Cart ot.. otr
TIE STANDARD AUCTION co.
D. O.. Brfor1. Manager and Salesman.
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The Colorado and Southern Railway
system reports for July.
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DEATHS

CEIpLIN. Died az hts residence. 2ll5
Street "Wednesday. september 15th.
af noon. EUGENE O.. CRTpITN ir the
hft'-four year of his age
Funeral from the residence FRIDAY
AFIERNooN az @ 30
Washington. Baltimore and rredtr-
icksburg papers please copy
F0RD.-Died. az his late residence. 2-o6
East Broad Street. az o'clock r. H..
september 18th. j r.. FORD. aged dfty-
eight years.
Funeral from residence THIS Thurs
day) Ar IERNOON az o'clock. Inter
ment IN lakewood.
GREGORY Died at tho residence Of
her parents. az 70 o'clock noon. Septem-
her ~ 1905. Miss OLIVE H.
GREGORY. daughter ~ r. Z. and l. K
Gregory. in the twenty second year OF
her age.
Funeral from Grace-street Raptfst
Church. FRIDAY. september 18th. at (
T. VI. Friends are requested to attend.
TYLER Died az her residence. a33 West
Clay street AT 6.1o H. NJ Yesterday.
Mrs MARTHA TYLER. She leaves
husband D. g. TYLER. and two chill
drcu w. a. and Annie Belle Tyler.
Funeral notice later.
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Daily Court r ecord
Law and EQUITY Court.

Judgments entered yesterday. Fannie
Re9zley. vs.. Thomas A, Iiggin. \eru.ct
and Judgment for the defendant
Suits instituted Yesterday in chancerv.
Annie NJ Epps and others VS. Josephine
z. Mcdowell and Others in regard to sale
OF real estate
johnnie Elizabeth Robinson VS. Daniel
Robinson and others for sale OF real es-
tate.
VS. FarmvNle and Powhatan Railroad
Company.
Peter Peresets filed declaration of inten-
states.
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Three New Charters

The state Corporation Commission yes
terday granted the following charters
T. T. clark Hardware Company lu-
corporated). Stuart. NJ v. Stedman pros
ident. II T. clark. president. J. b.
Beach. secretary and treasurer, w. ID.
Via. all Of stuart Capital s. ppo
Bank of Victoria Incorporated. Tun-
euburg county. r. TurnhuU F. p Ru-
ford. Frank Buford. all OF I,awrencevlle.
Capital $50 900.
Home and Industrial Loan Company
Incorporated. LynchhGrg q a. VII
kins. president: Fl. l.. wilkins. vice-nresi-
don't. NJ r. Petzold. T.. W. Guthrie. James
IT, Guthrie secretary and treasurer. all
CT Lynchhurg. Capital, S25ooo
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Baker-Kerwin.

Especial 20 The Times Disratch.1
LYNCHBURG. VA. September 12-Mr.
A. y. Baker and Miss Ellen Kerwin.
both ~ Lynchburg. were married quietly
this morning at tho parsonage Of the
Holy Cross Catholic Church. the Rev.
Father MrGuirk officiating Mr. r NJ.
Jones % this citv. and Miss Katie Cab
hle. 81 Bedford city We're tho best man
and maid az honor. respectively. Three
or four relatives We're the only witnesses
o. the marriage
Mr. Baker is connected with the IT,
S.lverth0ru Company
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Norfolk, 6; Newport News. I.

Especial to The Times Dispatcal
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. september I--
Tn a slow, uninterestiug game here toe
day the Norfolk state League baseball
team wallOped the local amateurs % the
tune OF 10 ]. The Shiphulders had
stage fright and put up very poor
exhibition. although ~ordan. borrowed
from Norfolk. was in tho box for tuem-
Evans pitched for the Leaglers.
Score by innings. r. IT b..
Norfolk ........-..o 90 3oo03o-G 2
Newport News q % o 0 % o. o. -1 4
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SALES, Future DAYS

STOCK or FANCY AND STAPLE GRO
CERES AND FIXTURES. HORSE.
WAGON AND HARNESS. AT 229-23t
N. TWENTIETH STREET. TUESDAY,
SEPT. 18TH AT 1890 O'CLOCK
we VIII sell FOR the owner on account
of Ealing health. his entire stock Of fresh
groceries consisting Of Canned Goods
Tomatoes Peaches. Corn Canned Bee z
Tongue. Sardines Soap. Starch. Package
Good Conees. Teas. Flour. Meat Tobacco.
Cigars and Cigarettes. Counter scales
and Computing Scales. Ice Box. Wagon
and Horse and Harness. Feed Rims OH
can and everything used In an up-to-date
grocery store
Sale positive.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co
c. Buford Manager and Salesman.
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lSpecial 90 1'he Times Dispatch
SPtND Err y. g.. September l2-E u.
Lewis. aged % years OF Wilson. y. g..
died al his boarding house IN Spencer
early this morning from typhoid fever.
from which he had suffered for several
weeks. Mr. Lewis was q fireman OF the
Southern Railway. with run out OF
Spencer. and was highly esteemed
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OBITUARY


Mr j r. Ford FOR many years an
atJache Of the Gas Department. died at
his residence 30. 2-o6 East Broad Street
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock
Air. Ford was dtty-eg ht years OF age
and had been a deputy gas inspector for
TEN years.
Mr. Ford IS survived by three daugh-
tiers. Misses Sarah and Lena Ford. and
Mrs. Anderson T.. Lampkin His wife
was Mss Adiie Elliott and she pre-
ceceo him 20 the grave u two years.
The funeral will take place from the late
residence at 8 o'clock this afternoon. and
u. -n---man- WI be N nal..n-oa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-13
TEDDY JUNIOR TOO LIGHT
FOR FOOTBALL TEAM

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
BOSTON MASS. September ~ Al
though anxious 10 make an end on the
Harvard Varsity football team. Theodore
Roosevelt Jr.. who was an end on the
freshmen team last year is not iil,aly
Co make the team He is considered too
ieht in weight At tho first practice
today when thirty candidates appeared
young Roosevelt was among them.
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PrODertV Transfers

Richmond-Mary f. and Is. j. Schultz
10 Louis Davids Is feet on Main Street.
northwest corner OF Twentieth Street.
Real Estate Security Company Uncor-
poratcdl TO Victoria Paterson. % feet on
north lire OF Leigh Street. 40. 1906 East.
81 loo
Heurico-E. r. Brown and wife 20 WIN
field = Smith. lots and IN block l6.
plan OF Barton Heights. subject TO deed
~ frusf for 8 800 s. a.n
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0'BRIEN TO MEET CANS
IN SIX-R0UND BOUT

PHILADELPHIA. PA. September 12.-
II has Just leaked out that "Jock"
OBrien's FIRST appearance in the RING
after his return from Australia. if he
ever goes that far will be with Joe Cans
In siN-round bout i'm this CITY. The
match was virtually arranged the night
Cans fought Nelson The context will
take place at the National Athletic Club
about the middle Of December.
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Judge Witt Back.

judge S. b VISIT. Of the Hastings Court.
has returned from Nimroi Hail. in Bath
county. whore he spent his vacation 10
fishing and INDUCING in other outdoor
sports. The Judge was never IN better
spirits. and his health is fine. His court
the eltn
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Ms. M. 3. Belcher

LSnecial % The Times Dispatch.l
PET EiSBJ re. Va. September IL
Mrs Nathena p Relcher. widow OF
Captain j. s. Belcher. died earlv This
morning al hey residence on Halifax
street aged seNenty-eicht years Mrs
Felcher is survived 10y the following chill
dron. Mrs. Donnie Parkinson and Mr..
John $. He,cher. OF Petersburg and Nir.
William Eolchcr ~ Knoxville Tenn
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by Richmond Auction Co.,
l2O5 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE THIS
DAY, 1890 A. N.

BY direction of owners we viii sell az
our sal'sroou. nc 1890. 1905 East Main
street Walnut ar1 oak Wardrobes. oak
Sidohoard. Iai.nr Suits. . very fine Pier
oak Fo.lrs Reds Walnut side
boar ri. Combination Wa-astlnd ODD Bad
-teads. Desks. Msralo Top Tables. Heat
Ing stoves. Office chairs. etc. etc.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. r. Valentine
Geo. W. Mayo. Auctioneer
llo y. Seventh Street
UPRIGHT PIANO. 20 HIGH GRADE
CHAMBER SUITS. WARDRosEs-
ODD q U s. WAsHsTANDs'
BEDST EAOS, IRON BEDS. NEW
a & s. BED LOUNGES.
CHAIRS. ROCKERS. BOOKCASES.
ROLL TOP DESK. CARPETS LIMO
IEUM. LACE CURTAINS. KITCHEN
FURNITURE AND NUME q II {
OTHER ARTICLES.
SALE At 1890 A. NJ.
Thursday, Sept. Is, 1906.
TERMS Cash.
GEO. ". MAYO. Auctioneer.
Geo. Y. oliver. Salesman
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HAYNE-ALLEY.
Clifton Forge Baptist Church
Scene Of Brilliant Ceremony.

Especial 20 Tho Times Disrafch.1
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. September 10 -
The Baptist Church was the scene Of a
brilliant wedding tonight az 2 O'Clock.
when Miss Lena Alley. daughter Of Mr..
J.. r Alley. was married 10 Mr.. Ira II.
Hayne. If Covington. "a well known
travelling salesman. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. George F. Davis
pastor OF the bride. in the presence II
"a half a thousand friends and rela-
tives
party az the home ~ tho brides parents.
and an midnight Mr.. and Mrs. Hayne
ieft for Atlantic city. whore they will
spend several weeks.
When fortune knocks ar tho door of the faint
hearted man he is afraid % answer for fear
L nlN be The mnlr
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Mrs. Matte BRYAN

GS9cc!ai 90 The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE. VA. September u Mrs.
Matte Bryan. wife OF Mr. J. W. Bryan.
died to-day from consumption. aged TWEEN
ty-fve years. She was native Of Roam
o1e county. and viii bee buried az Cave
SPRINGS
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Visited the Hospital.

Dr. Dennis Ncndig. former resident
physician ~ the Retreat (or the Sick.
passed through Richmond yesterday. and
visited the hospital
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Samuel 81. Saunders.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHASE CITY. VA. september 12-NIr.
Samue. y Saunders an old citizen and
veteran oC the Civn War died here th <
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Can't He Get Around the World

Colonel Bryan will hardly md tho time
TO look for new worlds &c conquer while
the New York World is knocking him ~
Washington Post.
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BuckhOrn
Lithia Water

More Lithia than any other wa
ter.
It combines fine diuretic quail
ties with a tonic. laxative effect
upon the bowels. promotes digcs-
ton, and is moreover an agree
able table water.
G. A. COGGESHALL. M. D..
Henderson, N. c..
am prepared TO state that it
is the finest Lithia Water I have
ever used. 1t has the combined
qualities Of tonic, laxative, stoin-
achic and diuretic.
ALBERT ANDERSON. M. D.,
OF Wilson Sanitarium, Wilson,
NC.
For Sale BY all Druggists.
Vaughan-RobertsOn Drug Company
Wholesale Distributors,
F'ST'WONDs VA.
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VIRGINIA FARMS
IN GREAT DEMAND
FAIR WILL BRING BUYERS
Agricultural Department Be
sciged With Letters From
InquirerS.

From an sections OF Virginia come
rratifyiug reports that never 30 the n..-
tory OF the state was there So much
inquiry from other states for farm lands.
All over the state there are To- poo seen
every day prospectors from distance
who are seeking lands On old Virginia
upon which 90 make crops. The inquiries
and tho proSpectors come mostly from
the Western states. and 10 is noticeable
that these people are anxious tn invest
a. near % large markets AS possible.
This shows that the wOult-be buyers Of
Virginia lands are not proposing % go
INTO tho business for FUN. bus intend %
make crops % he converted into money.
They are evidently r1en who are making
business % agriculture. and not filling
The soil for Nero livelihood. or 20 keep
if exercise.
Want Farms Near Richmond.
Several farms have very recently been
sold within fifteen % twenty miles %
Richmond Tie inqulrers. as before
stated. being iu search of lands closo
% market. naturally inquire about
those convenient 60 Richmond. this cry
beng tie largest market in the State for
everything that grows ON Virginia snl.
Casseiman d Company report several
seles OF farms 90 Western mon that have
been made within the past few weeks.
OF, the string
The office Of tho Commissioner OF Az
riculture Is also well-sulrued almost
daily with letters from the West In which
the writer's express desire to come to
the saiubrious climate of OLD Virginia
and till her fertile soil Correspondence
through that Office has fust les 90 tho
sale ~ a farm Of loo acres d Amelia
county The purchaser WAS SIR. David
Hiude Of Illinois Mr. TFIrIo viii ONE
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Sell. They say he IL rather fast Feue.
yes guess she has him fast onourh''
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The Colorado and Southern Railway
system reports for July:
1910 1895 CHANCES
Or earnings. sLol722 SS67l87 Inc s15nast
Op. expenses 755 s73 $3.50 Inc qSr2
Net earn'gs. s2si.2is $2o9.2a7 Inc. $ue5l
The Chronicle" computes the gross
earnings Of eighty railroads for June
1876. at Sloo6f.122. increase. Sl0i22. o.a. or
1iI per cent: operating expenses. Ss4. -
274o25. increase. $6.494.S79 or 1O8f per
cent. net earnings. 81. 00O. 697: increase
1880 or 1921 per cent. Tie gross
and net earnings for June in the "chrou-
icles" compilations Is less commemorative
than usual. due to the fact that June
is the closing month Of the fiscal wear.
and many companies are holding back
the figures in order to leave opp0rtunff,
for revisions and corrections In preparing
the figures for the twelve months The
comparisons with the corresponding pa-
riod last year remain extremely favorabie
The showing must be considered the mora
gratifying. as IN June strikes I'm the soft
coal regions were stiu serious adverse
feature In many different PARTS Of The
country. and Southern roads in mar
month sustained "a heavy diminutiou Of
their cotton traffic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-13

DWELLING SO Ga SPIfNG STREET
on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1905.
a. o'clock j. 81 Tor the purpose Of
Tle puellng is comparatively new,
and recently painted and papersd
throughout An IDEAL home or Arst-clasa
Investment
TERMS. Reasonable.
a. j. CHEWING COMPANY
Auctfoneers.
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Tuesday, September Is, 1906

at s o'clock p NJ. the above numbered
dwelling and lot.
The Improvements consist OF a WELL
built dwelling, ~ five or six rooms. and
is in good repair. The lot fronts % feet
II p inches on the east side ~ Thirty
sixth Street. between Broad and Mar
SHALL and runs back from said front be-
tween parallel lines 10 feet. % an alley
DOB feet wide. This is good chance to
secure home ON liberal terms or an
Investment
TERMS Cash sufficient 20 pay the
cost and expenses of executing this trust.
an state and city taxes unpaid. and n
note fo- $3.50 with interest on same
from July 20. 1909. To the day Of sale.
and A credit as 90 two notes Tor $3.50
each. PAYABLE respectively January 20.
1907. and July 90. 1907 and a note for
$3.50. payable JULY o. 1907 The residue
in equal instaiments az one and two years
from day OF sale for notes with interest
added and secured hv deed OF trust on
the property. 0r for au cash as % said
residue at the option ~ tne purchases.
~ w. NcVETGH
w. r.. GLINN.
Trustees.
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily FROM a. 81 TO- = n Al
mission. IS cents. Free "a saturday.
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F w DEvOE & co

Starts Hdw. Co.. Richmond
and r Fl. Richardson. Manchester. sell
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AUCTION SALES, Future DAYS

BY y. Is. Elan * Co
Real Estate Auctoneers
TRU STEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO DESiSABLN LOCATED. MOD
ERNLN CONSTRUCTED TWO
STORY BRICK TENF-
NIENT DWELLINGS,
Nos. 1904 and 29O6 E. Mar
shall Street,
FRONTING TOGETHER 30x155
FEET ON NORTH SIDE
MARSHALL STREET.
BETWEEN TNENTY-NINTH AND
THIRTIETH STREETS.
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AUCTION SALE

RS a y Chewing Company.
Real Estate Aurt'oneers
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Bv McNeign q Glinn.
Rell Estate Aucti0neers
No. 1lI2 East Main Street