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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-16
National League. .

At chlcago-chicago. s; Cincin-
natl. /.
burg, 8.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-16

At Denver--First game: Denver.
4: Lincoln. .. Second game: Denver,
10; Lincoln, 6.
At Des Moines--Des Moines, i;
Omaha, 0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-16
YESTERDAYS MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
American League.

AT st. Louis-First game: st, Louis,
3; Detroit. s. Second game: ST Louis
3; Detroit, 2.
At Chlcago-Chicago, 2 Cleveland
a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-16
RAILROADS TO FIGHT
SHOP STRIKE
BoiIermakerS on Five Lines
Quit Work. Officials Seek to
Fill Their Places.

ST. Paul Mimi. Sept 15,-Operat-
ing officials of the five railroads in
volved in the strike of the boilerma-
kers, the Great Northern, Northern
Pacific. Chicago Great Western, Chi
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha and the Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Sault ste. Marie, today formed an
organization to meet the strike cOndi-
tions The Organization will at once
proceed to fill the places vacated by
the strikers.
Reports received from other points
indicate that the strike is general,
though the railway officers claim
there is a break in the ranks of the
strikers at Council Bluffs. The rail-
way managers say that total OF
1902 men are out on the five roads
affected, but the strike has as yet
caused no inconvenience in the opera
tion OF trains.
Oklahoma Election Tuesday.
oklahoma CITY, Sept. 15.-Okla-
homa will elect state officers and con-
gressmen and vote on the question of
accepting the new state constitution
on Tuesday September IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
ONLY FIFTEEN DAYS
WITHOUT CONTRACT
National Association Revises
Constitution and Reflects
Officers.

NEW YORK. January 9.-The National
Association of Baseball Leagues to-day
made some revisions OF the constitution
aud reelected its officers and board OF
arbitration.
Neither the national association nor lis
board OF arbitration found time to-day
10 take up the matter OF the territorial
rights Of the Tri-Stste League which is
contending FOR the Wilmington and Tren-
ton fields. wanted by the newiy-organized
Atlantic League.
Rules were made prohibiting players
from joining other leagues than the
league with which they are playing with
out the consent OF the secretary OF the
national association. A new section was
adopted imposing a penalty upon clubs
failing 70 report players who have
Jumped" contracts. Clubs arc also TO
be penalized for using a player for more
than fifteen days without having a con-
tract with the player.
A regulation was made that all con-
tracts with players shall be uniform, and
there shall be no "nOn-reserve" con
tract entered into save on the consent OF
the secretary OF tie national board and
the secretary OF the National Baseball
Commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
SWEET MARI"
To RACE AGAIN.
Greatest OF Racing Mares VIII
Be Trained for the Springs
Campaign.
HAS TROTTING MARK OF 2:o2
Mr. Stotesbury's Manager VIII
Exhibit Her in the Show Ring
This Season.

Phi -ADELPHIA January At is now
announced that Sweet Marie. e.o2 Will
again be trained and exhibited Ever
since the purchase OF Sweet Marie
at the old Glory" sale by George NJ.
Webb. who was acting for r. T stotes-
bury. there las been much speculation
among horsemen as To the future OF the
trotting queen. Mr.. Webb. VINO was seen
at the Winoga stock Farm. where Sweet
Marie now occupies the stall that for
merly held the noted show winner Allie
Nun, 90 is author OF the above state
ment.
in addition 20 her training she Will be
exhibited in the tan bark arena, and
under the skfui tutelage o. Mr.. Webb
she should have little difficulty in win
ming in her class. She Is enjoying tho
best OF health. and is being logged about
ten miles every day except Sundays ana
holidays.
Her sire. Mckinney. 3:uI-4. is fast
coming 10 the front as the most remark
able sire OF extreme speed. and seems
destined 10 become the founder OF an
other great branch of the Wilkes family
The prominence into which Mckinney
has forced himself was mostly due 20 his
own individual merits. His get have de
InOnstrated their speed ability as well
as their race-horse qualities In regard
to their prepOtenoy. however. his sons
and daughters are mostly too young FOR
their offspring TO demonstrate their
ability
The first OF his get whose performance
on the race tracks OF California put Nc
Kinney IN the limelight as wonderful
sire was ZOmerO. that in 1905 raced up
and down the Pacific coast. starting in
events with aged horses and also IN
purses for trotting colts and fllies OF
his own age, which was three years at
that time lie trotted to a record Of
213 that year. snd won forty heats in
standard time a record Of winning heats
that has never been eQualed by any three
year-old IN the world. 30 has continued
his brilliant career in the stud bainer the
sire OF twenty trotters and two PAGERS
IN standard time. including Italia,
2:04 IA. Zephyr. 2:07 Ia; Charles T..
Oil IA. etc. AS a show winner he has
taken the blue IN most OF the prominent
exhibitions on the coast.
Zoblock. 2.O5 u. another son. has sired
extreme speed and bids fair TO perpetti-
ate the family name Among his per-
formers are ByStander. 2:0s. Delnah,
200 -. Sherlock Holmes. 2.lz II. etc
Besides the above there are at least
thirty SONS Of Mckinney in the stud on
the Pacific coast whose get are yet too
young to be raced. but show speed and
ability 60 enter the standard list The
quality and breeding OF the mares on
the Pacific coast IS much better now
than in former years. and IL is little
doubt but that the family will make
rapid progress IN that country.
In the East the sons and daughters OF
Mckinney Will be among tho most fash
ionably bred. the high service Zee keep
ing all but the more select mares AWAY
The high standard set for the homo farm
mares will insure only the best results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
MANY ENTRIES
FOR TRACK MEET
Johns Hopkins and Many Others
VIII Have Representatives
Here.

A large number Of entries for the indoor
track meet - De held in the Horse Show
Building on January 18th have come in.
and they will continue TO arrive until time
iS Up on January 18th. The interest in
the coming meet rs much greater than IL
was last year, and the success Of the
event IS assured. All the colleges, uni
versites and schools which will be rep
resented In the meet are training their
teams and II IS expected that all the
entries. or most OF them. will be here by
the end Of next week
Johns Hopkins has sent a letter saying
that it viii be represented by a track
team and single athletes for the individ-
ual events. Letters have also been re-
ceived from Y. Z. T., Episcopal High
School University Of Virginia. George
Washington and other leading institu-
tons. Many Of the larger athletic clubs
OF the country will also DO represented.
Arrangements for the officials to come
here for the occasion are already being
made. They will all be from tho A. A.
L., the leading association Of the kind in
the country. Among those already an
nounced are William Grant. Il. Wefers,
Tom Nell and Captain O'Brien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
MON TARk JOE
REACHES SPENCER
Police Gazette's Globe Trotter
Rolling His Whcelbarrow
to Texas.

sPENCEit IS. t. January Montana Ioo.
or Irc1go. fh" Police --azetfe's globe trnIfef.
ga route rom Sew York 20 Ei Paso Tcx. nn
in1t. spent last uicht Hnd to-day in spencer
llc arrived here ~ schedule rir1e last l-hf s-c
stopped at Hotel Murray. and to-day spent con-
-idernola tirne telling tho curious crowd thaf
- 0orot around lim ahpIt lis trip South.
montana Joe. whose reai name So known only
tD himself. Is roliiug an ordinary vince barrow
.om New York Co Texas 90 N-fr wager or
5000 pa. zap hy two well known sports in tla
former place BE left NsN York NDveru 1er
/. %. ard has until MAY 18th fo Vll trr vsse-.
De- is averaging l0o miles per wees. and expects
in maize home run several weeks ahead os the
'.rn imif This is not hls nrs- eNurr@1rc nu
Tong ~ni,r. having walked around the world
.r 'ta rH fpnf. fie travels IN ord rary SOW. boy
-.tI'. rolling BIS wheel barrow. Containing o.
camping outdt complete and lantern. he
carries WIEN i'm book contrasting autoEra ohs
' lae lending mon he meets De- eacn city as
Wei as photographs taken b. himself OF points
or interest An interesting paoto eNhio.1ed hero
~ f- enc sorne 90 the wreck at Lawyers. near
.+ nnNpNrE. lr Va aich President samuel SPENCE
ara number of promlEcnt men were XII Ted on
. nHr StFiFlns morning He left to-niEh. for
'naFiotfe where DO expects 20 rect day er
nrre. calling on some ~ the leading men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
ENVOY" FIRST
IN HARD DRIVE
TWO JOCKEYS GET THE NIT
Ncbounder, at g To T.. Rompcd
Home First in the Selling
Event.

NEW ORLEANS. January 9-Envoy's
victory over the Gavorite Phil Finch. IN
the fourth race. was the excelng event
Of racing az city Park to-day. tt was
drive all down the stretch. and manv
spectators said thar tie whip ~ Jockey
Lowe riding ENVOY. Will. it did not
touch Phil Finch. cut the air in front
OF his eyes and made him hesitate rs
Envoy drew ahead. Jockeys Hustis and
". Mcintyre were suspended for three
DAYS for misbehaviour at the post In the
first race. Summaries.
First race-Five furlongs. selling
Dinemock % 20 p first. Duchess of Non-
tebeIio G6 10 - second. Ientiua (S to u
third. Time. 1905.
Second raoe-N1ile. hurdle handicap
subador 90 90 - first. Ns~an "a to -
second. Orth->~~N 90 TO D. third. Time.
1853 AS.
Third race-Three curlones- whiss-
broom % 10 ID first Workaday IS 70 D.
second. Ida May Is to % third. Time.
1876 80
Fourth race-AIle-Envoy % 20 -
first. Phil Finch (even) second. Cnarls-
tan 80 70 ID third. Time. ] 81 3-5.
Fifth race-Sevcn furlongs. selling
Favorita % go ID first. French SUN O. 20
ID second. Lena :. Gc to ID third. Time.
.2S IS.
Sixth race-Five and one-hslf furlongs-
Toboggan q 10 % first. Frontenac rs 10
J second. Southern Cross IS to IS third.
Time. 1907 s.
Seventh race-Afile and an eighth sell
iug-Rebounoer Is 70 ID first. Flavignv
IS 70 81 second. Scalplock o. 20 - third.
Time. 1.5f 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NOTES.

Real estate men have been little slow
SO fHr as the general public could see in
getting over the rest of the holiday sea-
son. But they have been busy ever since
the holidays closed. As matter OF fact.
they kept very little Of the holiday sea
son as a holiday. u Is true that the
most Of the business they were doing dur
ing that time and since mas been office
business which Is always away from The
eyes Or the public.
Several large deals so it is reported.
were made In the quiet days ~ the mol
idsy season. bat rs usual the real estate
men are very reticent. and they are not
willing 30 let r. newspaper man know
what Is ZIP until the papers are All made
OUT signed. sealed, delivered and ada
mitted TO record.
one deal that has come to the surface.
however. Is the sale OF the Valentine
House. at tho corner Of Ninth and Cap
itol-Broad Streets There have been
many rImors within the past year as to
% the final disposition OF this property. 10
has been sold by tho Richmond Realty
Company % W. g.. Camp and Edgar i
Gum. These gentlemen have bought the
property as an investment. and so far
as can be learned. they are very well
satisfied with the revenues that are now
coming IN from the property. and VIII
not for the present at least mako any
changes IN it.
Tho a. j. Chewing Company vester-
day made the following sales. No 400
North Tenth Street 70 Mr. \. G. era
vatt. for S5,025: No. 404 North Tenth
street. 70 Mr.. =. Iseuohan. for 81. $50.
and No 40 North Tenth Street. 10 Mr..
A c.. Becker. for $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
NEW TRAINER.
Medical Student Will Coach Nc
Guire's School Bows.

McGuire's school Tor BOYS has secured
a new trainer for the gymnasium I'm the
person OF Mr.. W. a. Simpson. q student
Of the Medical College 81 Virginia. who
will coach them I'm track athletics and
in the manly art OF self-defense.
Mr.. simpson says that he will enter
two teams in the annual track meet Of
the Richmond Collegiate Club AZ the
Horse Show Building. ON January 18th.
and that his boys Will make some Of the
college entrants hustle FOR the honors
Mr. Simpson IS an old football star,
having played on the football team OF the
University OF North Carolina lie is also
a boxer Of no mean ability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Auction sales-This Dav.
BY J. 70. Carneat q son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
80. llu6 East Main Street.

CoMAusSiONERS' AUCTION SALE oR.
ono acre ~ ground on tho Mechanics.
fi.' turnpike near tho first dollhouse.
with au tbe improvements thereon. which
consist OF n good four-room dwcrinr
With tn" usual outbuildings. This rror,s
eftr Is VOL located in beautiful Sec
.,'n m mo county. and its nearucss Go
Di" Guy makes 10 valuable. lr IS now
occupied bv "a good tenant Bv virtue
ot "a dc'rce N tho Chanccrv Court OF the
,i.f Il hlc nmond. Virginia. entered ON
or charles w. Wittcl. who sues against
John Walter Wittei. 6efeudants. 81 ais
wye wiI sell at public auction on the
premises. ON
THURSDAY JANUARY 10TH. 1907
at clock =. A.. an that certain Toe
~ land I'm Henrico county. with all tie ffr,-
proVcrncnts thereon. containing one acr.
and described az follows. bounded on
ne east 10y Tho Mechanicsviile Turnpike
h"' a ON me north b. tie property for
nerlv owned hv +. g. Ausfirs On 40
west hy the oil Meadow Bridge Road
and on tho south hy tho BIechanicsviNe
t'"noNSe iot. ON which the tonhouse.
stands. being the Same property con-
Neyed to John a. Wlttcl. Jr. trustee for
Ehzaoeth a. Wlttei his wife. bv Henry
brIl and vile. BY deed bearing date Oc-
toner 10th. 1890, and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the ITcnrico Count,-
Court IN II. Is. 112-B page 25s
lpon the following terms -One-thirsr
OF the purchase price 90 be paid In cash
and tho balance In two equal install
ments az six and twelve months. resp@e-
lively. from tho day OF sale. the Dur-
chaser executing his homestead. vafvfnr-
negotiable notes for said deferred pav-
meuts with six per centum interest added
from the cay ~ sale. and the title to
the said property 20 DO retained BY the
court until am ~ the purchase price
shall have been paid. or FOR all cash. at
the option % the purchaser
WM. FIEGENHEIArER.
HENRY FTEG ENFTETNFR
Special Commissioners
The bond required ~ the special com
fnissioners by tho above decree has beer
duly given.
CTIAS. O. SAvILLE. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
FACTS OF THE FIGHT.

Prime pais-Youn9 Corsctt civilian
- RothwcHJ and Harlem Tommy Muir
ply
Piaee-Nat.onai Athletic Club. Phil
ade phla.
Number az rolnds-oix.
Rsferee-JseN MeGuigar. OF tire Ma
tonai Athlete Club.
Fighters enter rira-o so p NJ
We 9ht-Catchweigths Corbett en-
tsrs ring scaling about 10 polras.
Murphy weighs Tee pounds.
Prize morey-No purse. Corbett has
guarantee % thirty seven ano a naif
per cent. o. the gross receipts. estl-
mated az $4,000 Murphy has a guar
antee O. thirty five per cent
Marphy's rcco-d-Fif;y battles. o.
which he Won thirty. scoring thirteen
EnccNouts. lost TAO and drew three.
Corbett'a record-For17er ught,ve
champion; scventy-n.re battles. CT
which he won thirty-six. scoring TWEEN
'y-t~o Snocscutsi lost seven and drew
aiE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
BOWLING MATCH.
Cosby Won First Prize in Match
Last Night.

The regular roll off FOR tho weekly
prize a the Lake Alleys took place Tues
day night before "a large and enthusiastic
crowd. All the men were in good form.
and showed Up we'll
Cosby Won the first prize. and Simpson
the second The scores and players We're
as follows. Cosby. 10. Simpson. 102.
Brown. ~, Lanshorne es; Elliott. -
Coates ef
The East Ends and West Ends OF the
Greater Richmond Bowling League. Will
play tonight. The first games % the new
league were scheduled for Tuesday night
but owing 70 some change IN the plans
Were postponed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

PTTTSBURG. January 9-Pitcher Philippe.
Of the Plttsourg baseball team. has received
telegram from the Harvard athletic authorities
requesting hlm to coach the CrIl---n pitchers
az Cambridge next month. and asking for mis-
terms. As philippe would be required to ~
main in Cambridge only during the month OF
February. and the berth would not interfere
with his own spring training with the pirates
the big pitcher is is'lined to sccept. lie wired
his terms TO Manager Sugden OF the Hazard
feam, and n these are accepted ''phiI' viii lie
ready 90 start AZ days notice 20 inlpRrr slsb
knowledge 20 the Crimson youngsters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Decide on IsA Games

CINCINHATI. o.. January "a slzele-
ton for the schedule o. games in the
National and American baseball Leagues
was determined upon this afternoon az
the joint meeting Of the schedule com
mittees Of the two organizations. Be
cause ~ an oversight on the part % Ban
Johnson tho meeting that was set for -
early hour this forenoon was not called
until late In the afternoon. Tho National
League was represented hv Messrs.
Ebbetts. Murphy and Dreyfuss.
After n fun discussion OF the situation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

in both leagues a schedule Of ia games
was decided upon. The season in the
two organizations will begin on the same
day-Apru land close on the SAME
date-October 6. TINS arrangement is
made mandatory. The National League
will open It's campaign in the following
cities: Cincinnati. Chicago, New York
and Boston. The Americans will have
their inaugurals At Detroit. St Louis.
Philadelphia and Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
PLAY AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Harvard Baseball Team to Prac-
tice in Richmond.

u was stated last night that the
Harvard applicants for the baseball team
Of 1907 will be here some time in April
Tor their early spring practice. The
use Of the state Fair Grounds has been
leased them. The wearers Of the erin
son will have little difficulty IN prepar-
Ing the ground for a temporary diamond
as there are only u few holes to I'll up
While here the Harvard boys will
very likely play several practice games
with the Richmond league team
It is understood that the Princeton
baseball team is also very anxious 70
come here IN the early spring. Whether
any ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
them is not known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Auction Sales.--future DAYS
COMMISSIONER SALE
OF
Valuable Store and
Farm Property

KING WILLIAM COT NTY VIRGINIA.
As Special Commissioner named in
the hereinafter mentioned decree, 7
viii offer for sale At public auction on
JANUARY %, 1907.
that splendid property situated at Etna
Mills. King william county. Va. con
land upon which there is situated an
excellent store house and dwelling. the
dwelling house consisting Of rooms
with the kitchen and other buildings,
all in good repair. The store house is
an excellent one, and its location is
and IS In a prosperous farming COM
munitv. and within s miles OF Hanover
station. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. and upon the following
terms-tO wiz, One-fourth cash. one
fourth In S months. one fourth in l6
months. and one-fOurth In - months.
the purchaser TO give notes with I'M
terest added for the deferred payments.
and the title 20 be retained until ali
the purchase money Is paid and 3 con-
GEORGE p. HAW.
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks once OF the Circuit
Court OF the county OF King william
Rosa l. Eubank. 1900. Palintiff
against
Eubank and ais. ......... Defendant
I. b. G. Garrett. clerk OF the said
court. do certify that the bond re-
Quired OF the Special Commissioner by
the decree rendered in said cause on
the sixth day OF December. 1905. has
been duly given
Given under my hard as clerk OF tho
said court. this twenty fourth day OF
December. 1905.
b c. GARRETT. Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
DONATION DAY AT
THE INFANTS HOME

To-day will be what Is known as 'Dona-
ton Day at the Infants Home Thirty
second and Clay Streets. Mrs. a @ Stew
enson. chairman OF the board with "A com
mittec of ladies. Will be at the Honoa
from 10 A. NJ. until =. NJ 70 receive ,-isi-
tors and show the work OF the institution
20 any who may be interested. Light re
freshments VIII be served. Donations Of
IaarlA1 or R-ocer!es are solicited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Baron Wilkes Sold

LANCASTER. MASS. January 9-The
stallion. TO b. K Rell, of Carthage. Mo
was announced to-day BY Colonel John Rs,
past eight years The purchasine priro
was not disclosed. Colonel ThavSr p,,r-
chase Baron Wilkes from r O. Stovar
o. Paris; Ky. psying it Is said. 40 ooo
Baron Wilkes has a record Of 2.lS and
has sired manx famous racers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

MARK

80 W A1DN- LOADS Hol SEEOLD AMI
KITCHEN FURNITURE
ar our auction house. s North Seventh
street
TO-DAY. JANUARY 10. AT 1890
We have an extra good lot Of furni-
turc. and must be sold to make room.
Iroods consist or Bedroom Suits.
Bureaus and Washstands Chfnoniers,
Rockers f5 Chairs. Extension Tables
Two Organs. UpriEh Piano. sew
Ing Machines. Kitchen Cabinets.
Rugs. Mating Sideboards. Kitchen
Tables. Desks. bookcases, Porch
benches and Rockers. a bout 100 Fine
RazOrs and Clippers. some worth So
each, Office Chairs. Lot Books. Fine
Iron and Brass Bedsteads. Hair and
other Mattresses. Lot Moon Soap and
Box Starch. Caddie Tea. Two Barrels
Vinegar. 100 blankets and lot other
goods
Dealers viii find IL to their interests
10 attend sale.
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
y Q. Buford. Nom Eer- sal esnlan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Ply A. +. Adamson-
Real Estate Auctloneer,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 very attractive farm, containing
eighty-slx and One-half acres fronting,
on the Warwick Road. al its entrance
10 the Broad Rock Road. and designated
as lots Il and IS 'Brander's" lands.
about three miles from the city OF Man
chester. IN Chesterfield county. Va. BY
virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Decenl-
her 26th 1908. and recorded IN the
Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield. =. p. vol. l06 page 23s
default having been made in the paw
ment OF the notes secured thereby. and
being directed 40 TO do by the holder
thereof. I viii sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
FRIDAY. THE nth DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1907.
at =. NJ. tho above farm. or so much
thereof as may be necessary. 20 pay the
sold note Of $3.50. interest. taxes and cost
Of executing this trust.
TERMS-CASTI
A. J.. ADAIANSON.
Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
BY Richmond Auction Company.
1908 East Main Street.
REMOVAL SALE

We sin sell ar our warerooms TO-
DAY. JANUARY 10. 1907. all goods in
store on account Of removal.
Fine collection OF household efrects
on account OF party declining house
keeping
sale OF 40 dozen high grade saIabla
hats, nice line Of Overalls. all sizes.
also small stock OF groceries. oil can.
scales. etc
Commencing at 1890. we viii sell
all goods In our WarerOoms, 1905 East
Main. viz.-Be6rOom Suits. Redstaads
Springs. Mattresses. Chairs. bookcases.
Hallracks. Parlor Suits. Extension
Tables. Folding beds Single Bureaus
and WashstanCs. Iron Beds. Stoves
Pier and Alantel Mirrors Music RoN
Glass Chandelier. PICTURES. OIL Paint
ings. rar- lot OF a 1EiQues and other
articles too numerous TO mention. Sale
positive Terms cash
Ladies especially invited to attend
this sale.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
g. Fl. Valentine. Auctioneer.