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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16
OIL and WATER
WON'T MIX
Truth Of Old Saying Conclusive.
" Proven al a mixed Dance
in Lake Lillian.

There was a dance at someone's
farm near big Kandiyohi lake
Saturday night, Dec. 5. But that
wasn't all there was. Not by
long ways. There was a delega-
ton from Bird Island and there was
a delegation from the Lake Lillian
region; there was music and cheer,
there was whiskey and beer. there
was 'Norska and Swedes. there
was ''Gem men, and ''Seeds," in
great variation from every old ma
ton. And the RUDE from the farm
and the Dude from the town were
dancing and drinking.-T cur
tain goes down. END of act ~
Second act. Same setting. only
more of it,. The music has grown
fainter, because the noise has grown
noisier; the waltz and the barn
dance are danced both together, the
three-step and two-step are stepped
side by each; nobody knows ~heth-
er it's whiskey or whether it's Ham.
No, by Joe, he can't tell which is
which. Up to this time the oil from
Bird Island and the water from the
country had been flowing along to-
gether peaceably. but when scien.
tific and patriotic islander" init.
mated that the oil twas on top" the
blood in the "water' boys got hot
and-wel'-(The curtain goes down,
end of second act.)
Third and last act. Tableau. A
broken mahogany table in the cen.
ter; pieces Of china, Norway, Swe.
den and Ireland scattered all about
a mirror that no longer tells tales
broken bust of Napoleon by the
side Of a badly battered motto
"Peacc in Our Home;;" a bloody
neckyoke and ditto table leg; bro
ken window panes stuffed with tn
remains Of the curtains and carpets
stove with its toes turned up ant
with its pipes woefully disjointed
the whole covered with fine |aye
Of SCOT and lighted by a chimney
less, smoking side-wall lamp whicI
is hanging on for dear life to tn
head of a nail which is just abou
ready to come out of its hole. Tw
large placards may be seen-th
one on the left reading, "Gone t
the Hospital and the one to tn
right bearing the following inform
alton, 'Sale soon, SO per cent OF
on time"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16

Grue, Dec. 14.-Miss Alma Sands
visited in Willmar over Sunday.
Mr.. Olson of Minneapolis,
brother of Conrad Olsvik, is visit
ing in this vicinity.
Quite number from this neigh
borhood attended the shadow social
at Spicer, and all report a good
time.
Oscar johnson has hired out to
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16
WILLMAR'S FURRIER.

Being equipped with fur sew
ing machine, am prepared to do
all kinds of fur work and repairing.
Bring in your furs that you wish
sewed, and your fur coats and jack
cts that need repairing before next
winter. Now is the time to have
the work done.
John Walmark,
13f 221 Fourth St.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16
Hes3x@
u<a, lNzz;T5. HjM FNDS

Fahlun, Dec. 15.-Oscar William
son left last week for Minneapolis,
where he will stay for some time.
The Skoglund young people en-
tertained a few friends at their
home Sunday.
John Freed and family spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson.
The entertainment in Dist. 80
last Friday evening was very we'll
attended and was decided success
both financially and otherwise.
Bernard Lindblad has hired out
to Martin Swenson of Svea for a
few months.
Some of our farmers marketed
hogs in Kandiyohi last Saturday.
Ernest Freed is back from Arc
lander, where he has been teaching
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lindblad
visited with Aug. Lindblad and
family last Sunday.
Wahlstrand's young people spent
Sunday evening with the Christian
son family.
There will be an entertainment
in Dist SO in this town on Wednes-
day evening Dec. g. A good pro-
gram will be rendered.
The fur season is here, and the
boys are pretty hard on the small
valuable fur-bearing animals.
Quite number from this town
attended the ghost social in Dist.
IS. Svea, last Friday evening.
S. J Walgren & Co. have bought
a saw mill and will now be busy
for some time in supplying the
farmers Of this community with
lumber.
The dredge boat is still operat-
ing despite the cold weather. They
are now working in the southeast
ern part of the town.
Alfred Trulson transacted bust
ness at the county seat Saturday.
Come early, bring the family,
and avoid the rush for bargains at
THE Fair" store, Willmar, by the
Minneapolis Salvage Co. Kind and
ok<cr<;,,o o1o,l,c q, III ,,,c:A
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16
John Ahlstrom for some time.

John Ahlstrom for some time.
The Eagle Lake congregation
held business meeting at A. o.
Erickson's place on Wednesday.
The new barn being built by the
Y. P. S. at the Eagle Lake church
is just about completed. The barn
is a big structure, 28x72 feet.
The funeral of Arthur Hagen was
we'll attended. His remains were
sent to Minneapolis for burial.
Julius Peterson of Harvey, N.
D., came down for the funeral of
his brOther-in-laW.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16

The Minneapolis Salvage Com
pany are certainly the price smash
ers. You will save 100 per cent on
goods by attending this sacrifice
sale now going on at ''The Fair"
store. Willmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16

NOTICE is hereby given that
from and after this date, Dec. l.,
1908, I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by my daugh-
ter, Ellen Eklund.
423p O. P. Eklund, Mamre, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16

1.-The Fair" store is like a Bee
Hive with people going and COM
ing. They know a good thing
when they get the good bargains
now offered by the Minneapolis Sal
wage Company.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16

A SNAP-First class Piano for
sale very cheap. If you are look
ing for piano you can't afford to
miss this chance. Inquire at Trlb-
une office. 39f
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16
A3Rn kAXIfUY ID
4 0QllJN(H@z

Kandiyohi. Dec. ia show
company was advertised to appear
at the village last Thursday even
ing. Quite a crowd gathered to
take in the performance, but the
company failed to show up.
Mrs. Emmett Defoe and son Peter
transacted business in Willmar Fri
day.
Miss Ella Haines, teacher in the
grammar department of the village
school, spent Saturday and Sunday
at her home in Willmar.
Adolph Palm of Atwater was a !
visitor at the home of Hans Lewis
on Friday.
Fred Halberg, who has been stay
ing at the home of his sister in the
village the past week, returned to
his home in tennessee last Friday.
George Enblom and wife and
Harry and Hilma Anderson attend
ed the Epworth League meeting at
the Jonas Berg home in Grnnessee
on Tuesday.
Emil Anderson of tennessee was
a visitor in.o village on Wednes-
day.
A party was given at the home
of Frank Olson last Saturday even
ing.
A lot Of wheat has been marketed
at the local elevator the past week,
owing to the high price paid for
the same. Farmers from Fahlun
and Svea have hauled their wheat
here, having received better grade
than what they would have got at
Willmar or Atwater.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Will
mar spent last week visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gabrielson.
Mrs. Chas. B|omquist was in At
water last Monday to consult DR..
Porter in regard to some ear
trouble from which she has suffered
for some time. She is at this writ
ing somewhat improved.
Herman Hanson was in Willmar
on Saturday.
Emmett Defoe and Chas. Ander-
son, who are attending school in
; Atwater, spent Saturday and Sum-
day at their respective homes here.
S. Lundquist attended to some
: business matters in Willmar on Sat-
urday.
, George Enblom and wife spent
2 last Sunday visiting at the 0. H.
t Peterson home in tennessee.
, The schools will close next Fri.
2 day for two weeks vacation, and
, the schoolma ans will all go tc
e their respective homes to spend the
: holidays.
f The Jonas Bengtson family en-
tertainde few of their relatives
on Sunday.
Chas. Cederstrom visited at the
Jonas Berg home in tennessee las
q Sunday. 1t is needless to say tina
L he was pleasantly entertained.
Il John Swan of Willmar is spend
= ing few days visiting at the HON.
of his daughter. Mrs. M. Downs.
,: Lundquist Bros. shipped stock t,
St. Paul on Monday.
: George Peterson, who is stu
e dent at the Willmar Seminary
e spent Saturday and Sunday at hi
e home in the village.
i Miss Esther Carlson came up OF
n Monday from Dassel for a few days
!. visit at the home of her sister
;. Mrs. Andrew Norine.
e A few from here attended tn,
surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. An
: derson in tennessee on tn sday.
r Chas Bengtson spent Sunday a
o the Nels Freeman home. Mike.
= FOR SALE OR TRADE.
is A $4,000 Stock of Mems and Boys
e Clothing, Furnishing Goods an.
# Shoes offered in exchange for Will
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-12-16
Willmar Markets
sossoooeseossoeeooooso0ooOOo0Oos
Corrected Dec. 16. l0U8.

rnces on creamery butte flour, bran. snor.
snd apples are dealers selling prices. all otne
ire prices paid tn producers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

UNIQUE PEPPER AND SALT
SHAKERS, some in the shape of
ears of corn, some like little houses
and some grotesque faces. IT,
Choice &c
BERRY OR FRUIT BOWLS, S1a-
inch size; in fine imitation 10.
cut glass designs. Each. $50. ~
GOLD-PLATED CLOCKS, Louis
XVI design. At d IL
9l.SO dIIu n "
WHISkEY SETS, i'm futed cut
patterns: fine cut glass decanter,
with 8 glasses and nickel S1.98
Dl9Ic0 Tray. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
BOO K S
The best new fiction
s5!,5 5"ss sss7 at OR price, $1.08

AnnS Of Green Gables-I.. NJ. Mont
rouery.
Aunt Jane Of KENTUCKY -Eliza Calvert
Hall.
The Barrier Reg. j.. Reach.
The Bishops Emeruld> -Houshton
TovnFr.
Tho Black Bsg-Lous Joseph Vance.
Tho Broken ROAD E. W. Mason.
col Greatheart II. 4. Bailey.
The City Of Dclight-Elizabcth Miller.
Chsrlberlan.
DAYS or Henry Van Dyke.
Halfway House Maurice Hewlett.
Tbs, Halo-Bettipa ven Hutton.
The Heart Line tielett Burgess.
The Heart of Cbili-Frank DANNY.
The Hcrmit or the Wild Iiuman-Edith
Wharton.
Heart Tbrol,e.
King Spruce Holman Day.
kincad's Battery-t;eurge W. Cable.
The Lady of the Mount-Frederic
lsham.
The Last Egyptiam-tAnoni.
I'll. Lure Of the Mask Harold Mae
Grath.
MeryI- William TilIinghast Eldridge.
The Metropoiis-Ipton Sinclair.
Mr. Crewes Career Winston Churchill.
The Mystery Of the Yellow Room
Gastou LeroIx.
Million n Minute-Hudson Douglas.
The Princess Dehra-John Reed;
L. Us Acknowledgment Deland
The Right Man-B Brian Hooker.
The Red City-S. Weir Mitchell.
The Shepherd of the Hills-Harold Bell
Wright.
The. ShuttIe-Franees Hodgson Burnett.
The Weavers-Gilhert PARKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
GIFTS AT 1Oc

China Bread and Butter Plates.
Olive or Bonbon Dishes of china
China Tea Tiles.
Sauce Dishes of china.
Children's China Plates.
China Milk Pitchers or Mugs.
Silverplated Nut Picks.
Silver-plated Nut Crackers.
Silver-plated Napkin Rings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

CHARLES Cofin's Books--A great set for
~. Low. Each cloth bound, printed from
l.ree clear type aud Mr. Collins three
ie.t stories. !winping His Nay. Ny
Uavs and Nights on the Battlefield and
Following the Flag. Here ~
,ofore published at S3.75 set /0c
only. Special, set three books
Gfjmm-s and Andersen's Fairy Tales.
i'm one volume: selected and edited FOR
little folks. Illustrated with 30 full
mage illustrations in colOrs, also many
more in black and white, nv Helen
Strs,top Size of book. l31lo. Cloth
bound and printed on best
quality hne white stock. ~
Originally 81 so. Sale price. nc
Rlacsie's Childrens' Annual. 1871 pages
of good stories and rhymes. lay Evelyn
Sbsrp. Mrs Wordsworth. l.. 7. Meade.
Felix Leigh and over 10 Others equally
as good: - full-page illustrations IN
color aud equally ss many in black and
white Rlackies Childrens Annual Is
a well known work: board ~
cover Usually sells at 800. HSr
Sale price ...........
Best Nursery Stories and Rhymes.
With 81 illustrations in cOlofs by John
Hassall: also every page with small
Illustrations In coiors. The book com
prisas all the favorite nursery stories,
as Bales in the Woods, Jack the Giant
Killer, Bcaut, and the
Beast aud others. Cloth RI
bound Originally $l,~. NSc
sale price .-'.....'....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

Together-R Robert IIerrck.
Sayenne-Perey Brebner.
Vera, the Northumberland Harding
Davis.
The Rig Fellow Frederick Palmer.
The Circular Staircase-Mary Robert
Rnehart.
The Correctcr Of Destinies Melville
II. Post.
Cy whittaker's Place-Jceeph c. Lin
colu.
The Diva's Ruby-F. Marion Crawford.
Tn" Firing Line--Robert w. Chambers.
The Fly the Wheel-katherine
Ceril Thurston.
The Grand Army Man-Harvey J.
O'Higgins.
The Guest of Qussnsy-Booth Tarkipg
ton.
Uelianthus Ouida.
The Last voyage Of the Donna Isabel
Randall Parrish.
The Leaven Of Love-Clara Louise
Burnham.
Lewis Rand-Mary Johnston.
The Little Brswn jug at kildare
Meredith Nicholson.
The Long Arm Of Mapnister-E. Phil
lips Oppcnheim.
The Man From BrOdneyS-George Barr
McCutcbeon.
Peter-F. Hopkuson Smith.
The Quest Etefnal-Wfll LillibridEe.
The Rivermau-Stewart Edward White.
The Sunny Side of the Hill-Rasa n.
The Testing of Diana Mailory-Mrs.
Though Life Us Do Part-Eliuabeth
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine-John
Fox. jr.
Two Gentlemen Of virSinia-George
The Wheel of Fortune-Louis Tracy.
Wroth-Agnes and EgertOn Castle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
Books for young folks
Boys books

Alser Books. IL titles, a copy. -. Toe
AIger Books, 81 titles. copy. Use.
or three for. .Joc
Henty Books, ~ titles, copy, 1Sc.
or ,brea for Joe
CsstIeman Rooks copy. be aud 45c
Otis Books. a COPY 4Jc and Doe
ontIc Rooks a copy 2ac and Ace
The Rover Boys Series. copy 4,c
The Motor Boys Series. a copy. Soc
Tie Frank Merriwell Series. 45c
Jbe Pufnam Hall Series. a CODY 4dc
Tho LACY Harkawsy Series. u copy, 4oc
The Copyright Henty Series. copy, 4,c
Capt. Bonehill Series, a copy. 49,. 4,c
The Copyright Alger Series, copy: 41c
Rsrbour's Books. copy. ii US
liz. Dudley Books. .9sc
King Arthur and His Noble knights,
5l1,--
capt. Paul b. Maloue's Works. -s9c
Marx 1wain's Works, a copy.
zoe. 81 do, Sl.o0 and $l.s3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
4 O.

numerous designs and notices:
some heads and some floral deco
rations.
Milk Jars. with saucers; pretty
china, tinted decorations. in green.
blue or pink; also Sirup Pitchers
in this lot
"Copperine" Vases and Urns for
dining room ornaments; very ar
tistic; in antique designs.
Glass Mustard Jars; silver trim
med
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
Books for little children

story Book Time. Pictures and
rhymes for the little folks. with full
page illustrations in cOlOrs: also as
many In black and white. and every page
with illustrations. Cloth ~
bound Originally $1.O0. 19c
sale price.
Little Ones Book Of Bible Stories.
hy Mrs. Haskell. 4 cloth bound volume of
best Bible stories for children. printed
from clear. large type, and illustrated
with - full-page illustrations In colors
aud as many In black and ro
white. Originally 81 30. Sale 0Sr
price.
Tales and Talks About Auimais-A
picture book for little folks. with IS
fnll-page Illustrations In c0lOrs and
equally as many In black and white
cloth bound and printed
from large type on white ~
stock. Originally $l.OO. Sale hSr
price. -
The Children's Year. Another of
Blachfes collection of stories and
rhymes. by some of the best known chill
drens story writer's. and illustrated with
- full-page Illustrations in color by the
foremost artists: also many in black aud
white; with board cover. ~
Usually sells at s1.OO. Sale hSp
price -
Sl.;0 Book OF Fairy Tales fer only $50.
Belasco Fairy Tales-a hook of interest
Ing fairy tales told by the Seven Trav-
elers at the Red Lion Inn; composed
10y David Beiasco and Charles A. Byrue;
cloth bound fully Illus @0
tratsd Regular 81 so edi- AHP
tion. Special. copy. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
Regular $500 and $500
Fur cloths
at 81. 48 yd.

What splendid gifts fur cloths suggest-mus neckpieces
and
to HAYES
FOR o.
a aeo
Uand
rearethe
LOT Includes black broada fur cloths that have short
yard.
LOT 2-Consists of black Russian pony cara
a of theseM at
First Flou-B bIes-Dr GoodsS euos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

DECORATIVE OIL LAMPS:
large melon-shaped globe and
stand: in d pretty laven- C. 20
der shade. Complete for. p tO/
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

TRAIN AND TRACK,
sufficient pieces of track and
cross-over to make figure s;
one passenger car, baggage
car. iron engine and tender;
engine guaranteed. Generally
sells for $3.50. 81. 30
Here tomorrow Y<sS>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
Great purchase of
WRAPPERS



OF
a waist and eted.
just
under regular
first
Hoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

FLYING D L T c H
MAN. or double seated Irish
Mail: strongly built. made
ofe selected wood. double
spoked wheels. rubber tires;
made for rough usage. Reg
ularly so. 40. Spe- G. 40
cial for one day. Q/ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

IRON HOOK AND
LADDER, large size, two
prancing horses. three lad
ders, gong; 81 inches long:
complete with driver. Reg
Special tomorrow. 81 .U
Toys-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
At $1.49

NICkELED COPPER BREAD
TRAYS; fine quality nickel plate:
t beaded d esgs ds sf95ss $1.49
PUNCH BOWL, cut glass pat
tern; 1O-inch bowl. with
Il mugs and hangers. e. 40
BERRY SET, Austrian china,
bowl and 6 saucers; some are tint
ed; some white grounds;
in pretty floral decora- C. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13
Soc Japonica silks
at 38c ayd.

j his Is a creation in Washable Sllk-and-
linen Fabrics. and is shown in brocaded and dotted
designs in self colors.
1t is 27 inches wide and is shown in colors OF
light blue, pink. maize. lavender, garnet, cream,
ivory. nile and black
Wouldn't waist or dress pattern of this pretty
fabric make ideal gift?
Well box waist and dress lengths if desired for
presentation purposes.
Look at it while in the store Monday.
s. Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

At 25c
CHINA CAKE PLATES and
Salad Dishes, in Dresden
designs and pretty tinted 16c
CHINA PUFF BOXES and Hair
Receivers and Trinket Trays;
Japanese decorations and 1Se
moral designs. .............
CHINA VASES, in pretty shapes;
great variety of decorations; some
pitcher shapes and some
urn shapes; with handles 1S@
and without.
SET NUT PICKS AND 16c
CRACKERS. in lined box. =. nv
TEA STRANGERS. ebony Csc
handle, beaded edge. @~S
GLASS WATER BOTTLES, in
Eye Old Colonial" design, with cut
neck and star bottom. *
Worth zoe and Zoe Choice. :. .Z0C
POTTERY JARD1NIEREs, in
fine green-coated finish; artistic
shade, that will look well with al
most any scheme of deco
ration; pretty shapes; finch *
SIZE.
912-inch size. Observation-Disclosures sec
CHINA MILK PITCHERS. in
novel shapes, animal shapes, cows,
bear heads, goat heads and 7E-
OK heads. [0C
DECORATIVE OIL LAMPS:
large melon-shaped globe and
stand; in Il pretty laven- Ct 20
der shade. Complete for. .QI ~o/
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-13

TRAVELLERS CLOCKS, in leath-
erette case; in black and Of 20
red At. % sO/
QCADRCPLE PLATED SILL
YER TEA SERVICE; teapot, SUI
gar bowl. cream pitcher and spoon
holder; in satin finish; engraved
spoonhOlder, and cream pitcher
gold lined; complete, I'd 02
with silver-plated tray. .P1"/o
Third Floor-Housefurnis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
SPECIAL APRIL
AUCTION SALE
Horses, Mules and Ponies to
Be Sold At Radford, Va.
APRIL l AND 2 THE DATES
Splendid Offerings Of Standard
breds, Thoroughbreds, Draft
Horses, Carriage Pairs,
Single and Double Dri-
vers and Some Racers
Will Be Made.

The interesting announcement is
made that the Radford sales Com
pany, of Radtord, Va, win conduct a
special April auction sale Of horses:
mules and ponies at the Radford Far
Grounds Radford. Va, on Wednesday
and Thursday, April lst and I'd.
The catalogues for the sale which
dressing Fl. j. Jamison. Radford, Va,
show over so consignments for TINS
sale. and those desiring blooded stock.
good carriage teams, saddlers, draft
horses splendid work mules or ponies re :;
will miss a rare opportunity II they rail-
to attend the Radford sale on the LIST
and I'd of the coming month.
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
at Blacksburg. Va. has decided to con :
ing and for this reason all the geld,
ings and mules on the farm will be sold
at this sale.
The terms of the sale will he cash.
and any horse. mule or1ponS on W''n ~
three bids have been received VIII De
sold.
some two and three-yearold Perch
erons. Shetland ponies ranging from
thirty two to forty-eight inches. a
German coach stallion. an imported,
Welsh pony. forty eight inches tall;
besides some standard and registered
animals, will be sold.
Daisy Greendander, out OF the Dam
of the NJ and NJ. winner, Royal Baron;
3:1o1.. a trotter. l5.21a hands, foaled
in 1895: Jersey Ann. nottsn; br S,is..
mare 1873 hands foaled 1895 MISS
Potential, sired by Potential. he, py
Prodigal. first dam Ida H., by Clark
Chief. ,Tr.. second dam Lady Fitz third
dam Kate, by Selim. besides the con-
signment of all the ponies of sunny
Brook Pony Farm and the first con-
signment TO any sale of Shetland p3-
MES from the Walnut Grove STOCK
Farms. d. H. Barger. proprietor,
Shawsville Va. and some exception
aIly we'll broke work horses. thorough.
breds and mules from the farm OF r. =.
Whaling who is placing his stock on
the market because of the sale of his
farm. mark this sale rs one Of excep-
tional interest to all lovers of horses
and horse breeders throughout TINS
section of the country.
No matter what your wants are theS
can be gratitied at this sale. Several
consignments have been received since
the catalogue went to- press. and me
sales day will be marked with muct
interest to those who want to buy ana
those who are offering their stock
The consignments will be on display
at the Radford Fair Grounds several
days before the LIST and I'd of April,
where prospective purchasers can see
the animals work in harness and under
the saddle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Neal estate for 5alt.
FOR SALE,
TIM. WORKMAN & Co.
No. Is N. Ninth street.

No. Is N. Ninth street.
$4,000 will buy good home. "A foot
front. on Grove Avenue.
s4.75O--,rwo- story Brick, 8 rooms, cleo
tricity, Grove Avenue.
s7.OOO---,rwo- story Brick, 8 rooms, elec-
tricity, Grove Avenue.
s12. ooO--Three- story Detached Dwell
Ing on Grove Avenue, IA rooms,
So foot front. furnace and elec-
trlcity.
sO0--Good up-to-date Dwelling on
West Avenue. rooms.
s11 ooo-lIandsomc Floyd Avenue Res
$500 idence. near Cathedral Place,
IL rooms.
s5 Ooo-Two-s story Brick House on
Floyd Avenue. east OF Lombar-
dy street. 8 rooms and good lot.
$4,000 will buy an un-to-date s-rooin
house on Floyd Avenue, cleo
tricity. steam heat. good cellar
and on the corner. This house
is a good one. s
$5,ooO--A new s-room House. FLOYD
Avenue. modern and splen
nicely finished; can be had on
easy terms.
5oO-o-room House on West Grace
street. east OF college. This is
a pretty home.
S7,500--A new Residence on West
Grace Street. electricity. steam
heat. modern in every respect.
$1,000 nice Home on West Grace
Street. rooms. and hard to
beat at this Drtce.
$6,500--A pretty Home on Hanover
Street. near car line. modern
and all conveniences.
IS, ooo--Two-s story Brick House on
Park Avenue. east Of Lombar-
dy Street, hot water heat, cleo
tricity, nicely located.
$4,300--Two-st story Brick House on
Park Avenue, good rooms,
near car line.
$4,250 will buy good home on North
Cherry Street s rooms.
$4,750-A good House on Plum street.
near Grove Avenue, rooms.
$1soo--A good investment on venable
Street. good condition.; now
under a good rental.
Ss5oO-A good House on North Tenth
street. two-story Brick. rent.
ing for $3.50 per annum to good
tenant.
LOTS-we have them. too. See
T. M. WORKMAN & CO,
Is n. Ninth Street.