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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
More Russians Who Participated In
A Revolt.

Riga, Russia (By Cable)-Twenty-
two out of So men who have been on
trial by court martial here charged
with participation in the revolt in
the Baltic provinces in 1905, by
which the control of this section was
wrested from the Russian govern
ment for several months, have been
condemned to death. Several hun
bred men have heretofore been exc
cuted for their conncctio with this
uprising,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
Student Ends His Life.

Amherst, Mass. Especially Edwin
H. Wright, of Adams, N. Y, who en-
tered the sophomore class at Am
herst, from Colgate University, COM
mitted suicide here by cutting his
throat. No reason for the act can
be ascertained, and temporary insan-
ity or acute melancholia is the only
explanation.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
oklahoma's Population 1,414,o4

Washington Especially. = Director
North of the Census Bureau was adj
vised by census enumerators in Okla
homa, that the final figures for the
new state show total population
of 1,414,O42, Oklahoma having 721,-
1 Al inhabitants and Indian Territory
692,901.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
Steamer Wrecked; Six Drowned.

Chicago Especially The steamer
Alexander Memick went ashore IS
miles west of Whitefish Point, in
Lake Superior. Captain Randall and
five sailors were drowned Eleven
members of the crew were rescued.
The Memick was bound north with
coal. 1t is supposed that the engines
broke down and that the vessel drift
ed ashore during the storm.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
CLEvELAND's HEALTH BETTER.
Reports OF His Condition Exag-
gerated, 1t Is Claimed.

Princeton, N. j. Especially For
mer President Grover Cleveland is
improving in health. This was the
statement that came from the lips
of a very intimate friend OF Mr..
Cleveland, who resides in Princeton
and who has kept in close touch with
the former president during his late
illness.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
Big Coal Pockets Burned.

Elmira, N. Y. Especially The big
coal pockets of the Erie Railroad at
Hornell, headquarters of the Susque-
hanna Division, were destroyed by
fire, causing loss of about $780,
600.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
j. N. G. shuman Dead.

Taylorville, Ill. Especially j. N.
G. Shuman, president of the National
Building and Loan Association, died
of paralytic stroke. He was 81
years old.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-30
E)is alsiiasyt;,e nra, Ol5iis.

Scb0n iporen perronneu Der Stultben piel
lluD nlebr nod Der frcilenDen geder,
Sod immer nod iaben beint Saitenipel
llnb frDblbem Srunfe bier 3ed)er.
60 biclten iie's INNER leit Sag uno Sabr;
NiGts ntocbte Deu Suritisen Sor9en.
1lnb feblt' es on Wtiin5e gu aablen III baar,
Sp nluBte bcr @irtb ebeu bergen.
9a fiel zines Saees bon ungefdbr
Sin g8ort in Dos Spieleu uno Srinfen:
Welt5 Qpps ipoDl bas bette auf Groen tpdr>,
lBoQt' einmal oas Slid ibnen ipiuten.
Sa Fob iitb boG Gifer Gin iunser SAINT
llnb lagte: SD bralfe nibt ipdblen;
SD pcate, id pare oer S1Dnite i'm 2anb!
91as loats gum @liid mir oa febten?"
Sod rief bOll geseiit'rung Der Stpeite TO-
sleitb:
rNidot m0bt' nit S6Snbeit i'd proben
SD tpiinibte, ib mare Der StGrtfte i'm Metd,
Da tpollt' i'd has Slid mir ertroben!1
Ser Dritte barauf: sd tpollte, i'd MIR
Ser tliigite Der Mdnner ouf Groen,
90 tuiro' id un,seben bon Weidtbum unb
Chr,
Bon aIen Der @ladli4te perben.s
bod5 ais ber Nierte 3u reben begann
Nabm's Wort ibm Der Mirtb uR9tbulhts:
80 ipRni@te, Sbr ,udret ber res1te Mana
llnb ja6ltet tinmal, mas Sbr i1uloio.'
0aRpt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-30
S ia Ie s..

- Sc lpiro 9e9enwdrtiq elm @eleiie
BON Der Canton Nem pbilaoelpbia
Strabenbabn nod benz 9uscOra part
9ele9t.
Mm Dieniias Wor9en batten mir
bier pieDer einen 5rolt, bod 9laubt
man midi, bob oerielbe qroben 5Aaoen
9etban.
Grdulein Nline 5, Walter iii sur
pofmeiNsrin III @nabenbutten ernannt
Woroen, in pe!der lie bisber fur ibren
Brliber, Der bic 5tyle nieoerlegte, als
@ebiilfin funsirte.
Vim Gamlta9 Nbenb i1lu9 Elm
Blib in bic 2eitunasor1bte Der 0ome
Telephone SO. in @anal Douer uno 3er-
forte iebe Yerbinouna, ooh lino nun
Die 2eitunaen mieoer ole hergeltelt uno
IN gutter Dronung.
Gin feibiger iunger ehneiser
finoet bauernoe Nrbeit in Gaierei ODER
Mildaeldaft.
Sobn 2euenberger,
7430 SpaKoro Eoao, 9uoion. 8,
Glepelanb.
$. 3. Ufilar bon bier 1T an De,
STEELE bon Nihter Oeoalep ols Mit9liec
Der @epilions=gommiiIion fur Gteuern
fur Neip pbilaoelpbia ernanut moroeu
uno 0r. W. Gtreb als Nabfol9er i'll,
s. $. Slinaluff als Wit9lieo far Canal
Olber.
0eute (Donnerltaa) lit @rdber.
ihmiifnnastae uno oa Die bieiae poit:
Office tpdbreno oes ar0Bten Sbeils bee
5aaes QeihIolien lit. 10 muBten mi,
idon am Mi:tlpod CUR preHe aeben.
I'm Die 3eitunsen redt3eitig fortibider
au t0nnen.
6eute Normittag finoet in @lepe
lano Die 8eileBune Der 2eibe Der Witt
ipe bes prdlioenten We3inlep liatt. Sc,
Brdlioent &ooieoelt. 0ice prGioen
6airbanfs. 8ouperneur 6arris uno an.
bere hobe Wiiroentr1ger rDeroen an 0en
Besrdbnib tbeilnebmen.
- yob. Moenbnuab, Der lebte Wo9I
ben 0dnoen Der @etedtiateit entuiidte
Inn feline guBe beaoblen miilien. ent
| 1d!oB lib nod reifliher uebsrleaune
es m6hte bod aeratbener iein. su be-
roppen uno 10 erlhien er in DER Mapors
Office uno besahlte feline BuBe. 6dtt
er oiss I'M Nnfaua aetban, 10 bdtte e'
lid oas talte Bao I'M Glune eriparel
tDnnen.
SRI. Cora ehmib, bic IN be-
Ndhe bon geioler pobnt, fano an
eamltae Nabnlittae cine Badpulber
fame, Die nit 20rnern gefiiat mar. oi
1ie fir Samen hielt. lm ben Stoff 81
beisitieeu. mari lie Die Gsrner in pc,
Ofen. tporauf iofort cine grplolion er
folate. burh Die lie in 6lammen einae
hiillt uno i6limm oerbrannt tpuroe
Was lie fiir Samen oebalten. ma
rauhloIes pulper aemeIen uno iie tanl
nod frob iein. bob ibre Verlebungel
nibt 9eidbrliber Natur Iino.
- Die Preoiaer in llbrihsbille Uni
9enniion polen Die iiioiihen Sabbath
gelebe in Den beioen 5tdoten nod ltren
ger ourh9efiihrt baben um ibren erba
benen 0orbiloern. ben pbarilaern. mON
lidit dbnlid 81 neroen. Wiiroe De
Brlnoer Der hriltliheu &eliaion 5eut
mieoer erideinen, 10 miiroe ct bic Seute
wel6e poraeben in ieinem Wamen 81
balten. IN aleiher WeiIe bebanoeln. mi
Die phorilaer leiner 3eit. uno Die Tana
tifer miiroen oies wobl in 9lei6er WeiI
pergelteu, ,pie ibre Torgdnger sur Sci
Des Pilutus.
ueberlebt Wonlphs 9lnaeiee ni6t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-30
Or,tttu.

Mutter Gam ShfufIe elmer ldnz
ssren 9tebe CUR go6ter, Die INNER
f9lsnte 9hul 3eugniile bringD:
n69au, glib Dir bod Elm tpenig mebr
Mube! Deine bret Gefdipiiter lernen
ale 70 gut uno 1inb 10 fleibig!" =
81 e n II If n: vN6er, Wamd, bas
tit boh pollduf ssnug, tpenn bret aus
ber sfanltlie lernen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-30
2,1ntt ncr Gt.1n1ierr.

q. (im pollbefebten Sbeater): rGs
itanb bod i'm Sasblattnen bel Mntiinz
bigung Der Wuffiibruns BON ,Waria
Stuart: Inter siitiger Mitipirfung
Der S5rau giirgermeiiter.' ssSh bemerfe
ober Bis jsbt ntdhts bapon!" g.:
Stun, fiebit Ou benn niht, baB Die
yrau GiirgerrleiIter Der Maria Stuart
ibr ,8lau{etDenes' gelieben bat?"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-30
His beit;iIt reh1t.

~ a n II (ber nit Ieiner Jrall auf
benz Gahn9of anfommt, ais Der 3ug
eben abfGbrD: uSiebit gu, bdtteIt Su
nicbt fobtel 3eit NIT Oetner 2-oilette
perloren, tpdren tpir ni9t 5n fpat gez
fommen." s + II: ullnb tparen
mir jebt ni9t 10 gerannt, bann brauhz
ten mir nt9t iolange auf ben na6ften
2ua au narten.."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-30
3Rift1tiu.

profeffor tim RolIeg): -
unb gum @9luife meines Wortrages
iiber geiunbe unb frante Menf9en
made id mod auf bic srobe Tbatfade
aufmertfam, bab es beute iebr biel
Menf9en sibt, bic obne cine Rrantbeit
iiberbaupt ni9t seiunb iinb!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-30
Rrftil,ig,t,,na1tnd,turfa.

. a me: nGie balten ii9 pirfli6
fir befdbist CUR 8egletterin auf elmer
Heiie un bic Melt9" Brduletn:
,getpib, gndbige Trau, bas liest bel
uns. inn 8lut meine ursroBmutter
mar cine 3iseunerin unb ieitbem iinb
in un1erer Gamilie fogur i9on etli9e
an Wanberniere geftorben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-30


fpro-s nit einem 6edtIdb binous unb
fab bic R0din aus Der Riihentbiir tres
zen.
,glba, bab' mfrs ia benft," f9rie er
fie erbot an, 10 iiberitdnbise Sriims
mel baben's notbtpenbis, berumautelez
pbonieren. Wen tpolen g bsnn be-
sauberne 9aan9"
rDa bitt' Id mir aus, snd' 9err,
,,ie tann ih benn telepboniren, mo ih
grab aus Ruhel fuH1m unb Miittruz
aerl 'nunteHragen min, neil Miitz
bauer flingelt bat! Das LAB i9 mid
nit fallen, ba mab' i9 neine pierae1n
Sag unb geb' i9, ipenn mid end'
9err unfduloig cine iiberiinnbli9e
grummel nennt."
sic NelLte bas Mt tittrii9erl 1ieber
unb pifhte ibre Qlusen NIT benz
Sdiiraen5ipfel.
rgla, no, no, 3atbi," beldnftiste iie
9err Nigerl, ntpenn Sic net telephoz
ntert hab'n, 70 is ia bic Srummel sez
gentanbslos. pte man gu faaen pflegt.
Da baben g. elm @ulben, faufen g.
Sbnen cine Seibenblulen barum. Mber
tbun g. mir ia net telepbonieren, bD=
rem 81
rNber bitt' t9, mein 2ebtas 6ab' id
no nit telepbonirt. .Oa 1inb's gana
anbere 2eut', bic ale Sag tommen-"
limb telepboniren ba BEL mir9" er=
sdnste 9err Niserl lpetterleu9tenb.
Limb tpie."
rMer fetn benn bic Gauoten, beraus
bamit!"
rNu, Sbre 9erren Jreunbe, ber 9err
Rratinser unb Der 9srr plaimiaauer,
bic tbun r immer telepbonir'n, bebor
r gu snd' 9errn bineinseb'n. Das lit
aber nod gar nir sesen ben 9errn
@9eibenpflug, Der fummte Na9mitz
tag fait ale Sag beriiber, fraste naeh
snd' 9errn, mo- bod in &affeebaus
iein unb bann tbute telepbonir'r, aber
nit 1T aaffesbaus gu snd' 6errn, 1onz
bern anberfttpobin unb oft cine ganae
Dierteltunb' lang ="
Scr @deibenpflug 3arl9 Der bat
bod 1elber Elm Selep6on."
n8tellei61t i9medte ibm BEL uns beiz
fer"
ugs is gut, aatbi, / oanf' Sbnen
fir bic Muf.ldruns."
W}it 5ornbebenber 6anb 1ebte Serr
9}igerl bic &urbel bas Selepbons in
8epesung unb risf bic yiummsr bes
S9eibenpflus aarl ouf.
r9allob, iper bort?" tam es auriiG.
v6ier Nigerl -"
uSertpas @pe5i, mas eibt's2"
rDas 3 sibt? Oie Gntlarbung
zines 0erbre9ers, zines gautlers,
eines 6a1unfen, eines 9o9itaplers-"
uWas gebt benn bas mi an, Ntz
serlg
nWas 3 81 anssbt, ielber biit es,
o"
rMir fdeint, Dir is g Sirn fausr
tporb'n."
! IS LAB 81 psriditt'n, Du &erl!
Megen Seiner muab mebr fiir's
Selepbon cabin, psirs Du, ginIdleis
6er, alletpeil Bel mir Define Sa6en
abtelepbonirt baf. Mesen Oeiner
bab'n meine 2eut' Elm Wturrer friegt
unb bin / a g. 16dftstelepbon tpurb'n.
Q(ber bas gelb tptrit 0u ununereib'n,
funit LAB 81 etniperr'n, Du Drabts
bippler 0u."
$50, ia, bab net la9'!"
r0u, ba Tenn / fan G'ipa B net,
rirf Dir bas!"
! r0u, g}iserl!"
uWas?"
Sci pieber euat. MaBt, bob'
mi balt an bas berrlihe Wort BON
Neitrop g'balten: ,gruaber, mann
16on amer bon uns 5pei bas Spfer
1ein IoQ - lei 9u'sv - ShluB!
Hrrrrr!"
r!Salt - gu = b0rf -"
Nles rlrbig.
n9aGob! 8itt' fnDn, Srdulein,
mod einral bie1elbe Nummer 207O3;
tmD9t' benz 9errn no a an5ig's WOril
fagn." ---
/ .Gebaure, melbet ii1 1ltcht!"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

turn on or off electric lights without
tho slightest chance ofinjury or danger
in any way. You cannot blow out an
escape and cause death from asphyxia-
ton, Such current as is furnished in
the homes of Richmond is not strong
enough to hurt any one.
No Danger in 1t
So far as I can recall, no one has
ever been killed or even seriously in
lured by electricity in home in Rich
mond. Insurance inspectors as we'll as
city authorities will not allow danger
Gus current to be used in homes and
public meeting places, so, you see, there
is every safeguard thrown around tho
use OF electricity, in addition to Its
natural superiority over all other light
ing agents from standpoint of safety
"Insurance companies allow several
different methods of wiring buildings,
any one of which, when properly done,
is perfectly safe, Tho cost of wiring
a house, say of ten rooms, will range
for new building from s45 for open
knob and tube work to s1S5 for CON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
ELECTRICITY IN
GREAT RICHMOND
Its Advantages in the Homes ;
Set Forth by an
Expert

Charles r.. Winston, head of the Win
ston Electric Construction Company,
the pioneer of electrical engineering
contractors in Richmond, and man
who has had expert experience In plan
ming. constructing and inspecting cleo
trical work OF all kinds in this city
and State, as we'll as many other cities
of this and other States, knows more
of the advances made In the uses and
handling of electric current than most
men In the South to-day,
With more than fifteen years prac-
ttcal experience in the electrical world,
Mr.. Winston has earned the reputation
OF being one of the leading experts In
electrical engineering In the South. He
Is frequently called on by large cor
porations and other cities to give en-
pert opinion on work in various sec
tions of the country. Through these
means Mr.. Winston has had q broad
field for general observation and learn
Ing OF electrical conditions in other
cities and States. He has used this
information for comparison of Rich
mond conditions with those of other
citles and says: Electric current for
both manufacturing and lighting pur-
poses Is sold cheaper in Richmond than
in almost any other city In the United
states to-day, Nowhere Ia current solo
more chea,ply or handled moro convent,
emily than in Richmond.
Great Strides in Richmond,
"Another matter not generally known
In this connection Is that electrlcit,
has made greater strides In Richmon,
within the last two or three years tina,
in any other city anywhere near 1t
size, Industrial and financial popula
ton In either the North or South. Thi
fact Is attested by the work of all tn
electric engineers in Richmond, and til
cause is plain-cheap rates for con
sulners.
"Electricty has done moro for TIL
protection and comfort of Richmondel
than any one agency to-day, Whe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Pronertv Transfers.

Richmond II. Gates and wife
to ]. H. Martin, 3S1 feet on Main Street
southwest corner Of nlm m, street 81 $27h
T.. Hardwlcke. 100 feet on Thirty fourth
Street southeast corner of o Street (Nat
Frazier trustee, and J. Jordan I4eake,
surviving trustee, unite herein to re.
lease said property from two deeds Of
trusD. $4,000
j. A. and r. ]. Rennolds and wives
to Grace Mills. 20 feet on wes. side 9,
Thirty-fourth Street. between Marsha"
Henry s, Hutzler to Bette Lawson, 40
feet on Webster Street, northwest COR
ner of Tyler Street, $3.50
Charles r. I.efew and wife to silvio
Funai, 1855 feet on west line of Second
Street 122 feet south OF Canal Street,
W. n. Dabney and wife TO Flenry s..
Wallerstein. 2s feet on south line Of
Street q. $4 A. j. feet west Of Meadow
Mary d, Rudder to same, 2s feet on
south line OF Main Street, s3e1-2 feet
west of Meadow Street, 4,0i4,
George y, Pearmah and wife to J.. W.
Street, No. 33o7 East, $40.
Edwin o, I4afong and wife to Frank
u. Diggs, 16 feet on west line OF Laurel
street. $50 feet south OF Cumberland
''l John A. 4. Coke and wife to ", Z; Fen
som, AZ feet on east line Of Walnut
Street, 1877 "a feet south OF Hanover
''I Menrico-C. u. Noryell and wife to
| n. w. and Frances II. Sparrow, same
property described In deed next above
| $500.
| est q. Wolf. 200 acres adjoining the
| lands of u. Fuqua and others, about II
miles from Richmond, $4,000.
| William r., Amorey TO John -. Swart'
| won't, lots A, II and G In square |, plar
of Broosland Park addition and pen
| sonalty, $3.50,
Richmond Foundry and Mannfaotrr
| Ing Company Ineorporated TO Iich
pnny (ncorpora ted, 10 acres on ives
| line of Hermitage Road and Seaboar'
| Air Limo Railway, $4,000,
and Major Christian, acres near For
Lee (subject to life interest OF sais
| grantor), consideration, love and affea
4 ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

duit work. Old houses cost little
more. or course, these prices are app
proNimate, and will vary according to
the number of outlets and switches
installed.
"Richmond people get current for
lighting or power cheaper than those
of almost every city in this country.
Richmond is, with slight exceptions,
the cheapest city in the United States
for electricity. This fact can be proven
by comparison Of the liberal rates and
discounts allowed here as compared
with the rates In other cities OF all
sizes, and in many of which there Is
little or no discount"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

electric current was first introduced In
this city it was used only for street
lighting. Later a few brave and pro-
gressive citizens had these lights in
stalled in their stores, and later few
of these lighted their homes with elec-
triclty. To-day it is recognized as a
necessity, and practically every modern
store and home Is wired for current.
No one questions the fact that electric
lights are the proper illuminators for
stores, and tho current Is generally in
dispensable in sales places MS the In
visible "huid" operates elevators. and
fans make tho places more comfortable
in summer, and electric irons are used
In many stores and shops for pressing
the goods, and the electric light Is the
best always for displaying goods. Au-
tomato time switches turn on or off
the window or showcase lights at
night where other kinds of lights coulA
not be used, on account OF their fire
danger.
1.-THE electric light Is not only more
safe, and convenient than gas, but is
far healthier. 1t is a we'll established
scientific fact that open lights of any
! kind consumes the oxygen In the room,
| while tho incandesoent lamp does not.
This has been particularly noticeable
in churches where the lighting has been
CIldHSeu IRON stS--tIle regular CllurcIl
sleepers do not sleep as much when
electricity is used for illumination.
In the Homes.
/ "While electricity has many advan-
tages over all other agents in stores
in the homes 1t has even more Ir
properly wired dwellings the current
can be applied to SO many different
Understanding machine motors, sad
irons, fans, heating-pads, chafing,
dishes, broilers, coffee percolaters arc
only few of the many handy applica
tions to which current is being pu
in many Richmond homes to-day. A.
protection against burglars electrl
city Is the best friend of the womer
housekeepers, as we'll as the men O.
the homes. When by pushing buttol
inside your home you light a brillian
light outside your front door. the ave
rage lady has no fear of answering
| the bell at night, All police depart
ments advocate bright street lighting
i as n good protection against burglar
and like crimes. What holds good !
J city Is equally as good in the homes
o In your electrically lighted homes 30
Q need not keep the lights going al
night as a handily placed button wi
Illuminate any one or all rooms, .
o moments notice.
8 safety Ia one of the greatest col
n slderatlons In electricity, q child ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

well planned and complete.
The exterior. as shown will be
white with darker roof in green, red
or gray. 1t may be seen by the slim
plicity expressed that the building may
Justly lay claim to the title Of a club
house.
j have been asked the question::
what is a bungalow"
bungalow is n low one-story build
ing, surrounded by wide piazzas. In this
country the majority OF the people call
any low house within wide piazas, es-
pecially when built for summer use, a
bungalST.
Very few people really want very
rough. cheap houses. They want we'll
built cheap houses. The desire for lux
ury and comfort grows, and those who
want to bufld shacks do not come to
architects. often
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Daily Court Record
Circuit Court.

Judgments entered yesterday: d. o.
Pollard, trading as Central Banking
Company VS.. Grace Williams.
Judgment confessed by defendant by
her attorney in fact In favor of the
plaintiff, for $2S7.75.
Miscellaneous: In the ejectment suit
of William b. West VS.. Joseph r..
Glenn. arguments OF counsel heard
on question of assessment of mesue
profits claimed by the plaintiff In an
account filed with defendant, and
court takes time to consider thereof.
Hastings Court.
Cases set for Monday: Civil cases
will be called.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
The M. Kelly Horse and Mule Co.
WILL AUCTION
Tuesday, March 18th, 1907,
$50 Horses $50 Mules

The Horses consist Of extra good Drivers Knee Actors
Horses heavy Draers and Southern Chunks Our
shippers dispose of these Horses they bring anywhere
near cost going make special effort to sell every
Horse offered
Mules lot in this city, with plenty
of quality and they can be bought cheap.
We will offer this sale Joe Daniels bay Horse sired by
Wyas famous Wilkes dam Princess Aulola, Full breeding will
be given day of sale
1t will be to advantage to be with us at this SALE as it
offers opportunity supply needs at low prices
THE M KELLY HORSE AND MULE co.
Nineteenth and franklin Streets,
Auction Sales every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, Local
sgnlnents solicited.
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Norfolk and Ocean View.

The Norfolk and Ocean View Railway
Company, which recently acquired the
Bay Shore Railway for $765,0D0, last
week recorded q first mortgage to the
Baltimore Mortgage and Guarantee
Company for $500. 900 to secure an
issue of 30-year 6 per cent. bonds to
provide for organization expenses.
and betterments and the
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by G. X. HOWELL,
Architect.

This little clubhouse has been
planned to give the maximum of CON
yenience for the cost, and at the same
time to give really artistic exterior
of the bungalow style.
The porch is wide, and the living
room opens out on 1t so as to almost
become a part of It. This room has q
large brick fireplace.
The billiard room Is separated from
the living room by an arch. There is
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At request Of Miss H. Sullivan, we
will sell at her place OF business, No.
24O7 East main Street, TUESDAY
MORNING, March 18th. commencing at
1880 o'clock. Soda Fountain, Metal
Frame Showcases, Candy and Candy
Jars. Tobacco. Cigars, Cigarettes, Can,
Goods. Baking Powders. Scales, Electric
Fan. Cakes. Crackers, Silent Salesman,
End-Wall Showcases and other goods
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO., D
Auctioneers.
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Auction Sales.--future Daya
BY Green G. Redd,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale
of
Very Desirable
Grove Ave. Lots.
Also Of a
Pretty Lot on
Strawberry Street.

ON THURSDAY, MARCH 14TH, 1907
at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, wa
will offer at auction THAT BEAUTIFUL
LOT, 2sx179 FEET. on the north side Of
Grove Avenue, beginning ia feet inches
west OF Meadow Street
Immediately thereafter, say at 5:30
o'clock. we will offer THAT VERY AT
TRACTIvE LOT. 6ox135 FEET. on the
north side OF Grove Avenue, between
Strawberry and Elm Streets.
And Immediately thereafter, say at
o'clock, we will offer THAT VALUABLE
LOT. 10 1-2x15O FEET, on the west side
of Strawberry Street between Grove
Avenue and Hanover Street.
These are among tho most desirable
lots in tho West End for building pur-
poses.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
GREEN y Redo,
Auctioneers.
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acquisition or construction Of additional
lines.
OF money in the Norfolk section within
the next few months