davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

o%aaltaar bun at BABE brngt lammen
ne6 cit Mar6, lom FUN lerte at fien=
oe / @alparotio> efter at Gaptpn bar
1nbol0t.
babns nDe Ser
onbonegaoro ifal bore UNI
oer Sag in6en 8interen; en- Del b9je
observation-disclosures ooenpaa 0e lape
Mure bier, at mani mart fan bol6e
~8ecb 0l1ens &afe", iom blep bpg=
get al Sern og Sra for en- balp Ones
lt0en, lfal mart fal6e. Sen us
bp6es til Galg. Man ifal nemlig
MI til at begpn6e paa SEN un6erjor=
6iife 8ane, lom ifal gao fra Sen npe
Berionbanegaar0> lferen6e 8elterbro=
ga6e pe0 Sribe0sltdtten, og pi0ere as
Set gamle Sernbaneterrgn UNDER
@oulepar0erne til 91tbanegaar6en.
9ette pil fore til, at &jgbenbabns
&omrne maa u0pi0es til en- gros
@r9nttorp. Bla0ien mellem &gmers-
gaoe og 2%tnnesga6e til @en6ersgu0e
bor lenge pnret for ltlle> bporfor
&ognene ogiaa bolOt Lungs 8oule=
bar6en. Set bi116res be0 Spgrap=
ningerne til 8nnen. Mar1 moa iaa
toge Sorpet mellem Gen0ersga0e og
6re0erifsborggaoe> iom ct uolagt til
Mnleg, / 8rl1g til @rgnttorp.
Ee-ne.
S GRIM &re0=
lie in0bp6es 0er til at reiie ct 'Min=
0esmerfe paa &artopprgiten g. s..
@offs @rab pao ubberup &irfegaarO.
@illeleie gamle &ro
er bortforpagtet til ST. @ilb. Meper,
ftp. Operbopmeiter og &egnifabSfd=
rer pau Set %forene0e 9amplfibsiel=
ifobs Mmerifubaa6 r&ellig Slao".
Sen ny Torpagter, ser ct en- Sgn al
ftp. @otelforp. 9olger Meper fra
&nqplte0gaar0 / &j9benbapn> ogter
at lo6e &roer ful0ltnn0ig ombpgge
og npmontere> iao1e0es at Sen fra 1.
Mpril II. 81. pil frelntrn0e / en- til
%9euti0ens Sor5ringer fulot us ipo=
ren0e Gfiffelie.
Gtort 8ro= % Sci j.
a nlag paa 6pen. 9en M
8ro oper Sernbal1en be0 &nu05bo=
peooperfigrsleu nerr1er Jig MI it9rft
i'm Tl1l0en6elie. Otter go0t ct @ors
Mrbej6e pil Sen I'LL mart itaa ifs
og fer0ig og toge Jig 49, lom Set
Sen ct = ct &empeurbei0e. groen
beltaar al ~ 0ragere, lt6bte al Sern
/ Cement, og 6e1s 2eng0e er c. $50
500 og @reo0e c. 80 500. 0ragerne
bpiler paa to pal0ige %iller og gaar
pes begge 8roens gn6er in6 / itore
Gementitpbninger, bporoDer &eien
fra &nu0sbopeOli0en og Sc to @eie
moo 8pli0en goar moo @roen. st
lenge fplt Sapn bliper 6eroe0 az
bjl1lpet> i6et @omlufntngen ofte /
lang Sis ltan0ler Ter6felen> ligeiom
8eboere ptl fele Zig langt lif=
rere ems pe6 EaSiogen oper Sc mani
&c Sernbanelpor.
en- bi0iig @aar0eier.
gn Murerlerling 8illiam Sanlen
Sgn al 5%tabsiergent Sanien, 0oen=
le, ser er / 2ere bos Murer Sprgen=
ie11, &oiterlep> bar forleoen poa Mr-
beioe bos @aar6beitprer Sans Soban
Sanlen, 6aritrup pua 6Den. Gn
Gag par ban iammen meo @aarobe-
tpreren og @usman0 NielS &nuoien
yaaet ino bos Naboen, @uaroeier Mn=
oers Mielien. Sc ito0 u6e I 2oen>
)por Mielien og Smeoen bar be6 at
1ipre Snr1feperfet / Stan0. Ntel=
en- fslte Jig fornermet ODER en- eller
ln6en = maaife li6t raft - Otring
ra 8illiam Sanien, og iagoe til
)am, at ban iful6e gao l6 al 2oen.
silliam gift ogian fen til Dpren og
pl1rgte, ON ban moatte 'bltpe i%taaen=
,e Ser. Srrtteret beroper iprang
fen imo0 bam og rette0e mes
npttet Saon6 ct Slag moo bans @o=
,e6. Sor at un6gaa Slaget iprang
frem og ren6te meo flor
Croft Sope6et moo Dgritolpen. San
itrafs bepi6itlgs ON og blepl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

ster, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, periodiske og
Rygsmerter, acknowledgements Fornem-
melser, Opblasthed, Ufordejelse, SWIM
melhed, eller nerves Afkreftelse. Hvor-
for prever De det like?
Mrs. Pinkham indbyder allie syae
Kvinder at skrive til hende ON Rad.
Hun har vejIedet Tusinder til Sund-
heden. Adresse: Lynn. Mass.
brogt til Or. S9reni en, Moru0, ser
forbon0t bam. Gilliam maotte Ser
efter bol0e Gengen / flere Gage og
bar lenge life felt arbei0s6Dgttg.
Ser pil blipe giort gritatning5frab
gjploenoe oberfor Sen Di0lige @aaro,
eier.
Spllano.
Gratis g piritus. 9a
2enpig @anegaoro forleoen bren0te,
benptte0e tillte6eperen0e Herl oner
unoer Sen o%lmin0elige 6oroirrtng
@ejligbe0en til at 6riffe &eitauratb'
rens bele 8%ebolOni1g al ~lpirttudle
0riffe.
uI0brpIIu b. st onlet
sggtepar, 8liffeni lager 9obn og SUI
itru / &ol6ing> feire6e nplig UNDER
megen Geltagelie 6eres @ul0brplll1p.
Sra 8pens @irfetaarn ipiIleoe ct
@ormoniorfelter ont Morgenen uDet
er iaa pn6igt at fplges as" et
kimuf &oloing=Sfif, Ser bruges peo
iaooom1e 9eiligbe6er.
en- 9per g. timber &ongebe-
ioget / 9bgitdr fremittlleoes for So.
Majeltnt Ell 13=aarig Greng, Der
i~on0lpnligpis ct en- al Geroens n1i11o'
ite eiter Ml6eren. San ct fife pof5et,
ii0en Fan bar fire 9(ar, fun bans @n=
iigtstrnf rpber en- b9iere Mloer.
Greugen far en- go0 Goritan0> goor
/ Gfole og er raft. Sans Tooer
% 0fo6er ct norn1alt u0pifleOe og
boer S%pllebierg 9p0 for 9pgltgr.
llniperiitete / Mar@
BUS. s llnioerlitetsfreoie far man
/ oenne Sis beifjeftiget Jig meo ct
Torlp0en0e> iom >ltaumer fra mint
iterielle &reoi e. og iom gaor 11o pon
i,1tet min6re> ems at Ser otter er
fommet ct Itprft 2ip / 8eltrebeliern
for at ifabe Set ip0ife l1niperiitet -
beliggen6e / Marbus. Sagen bor Of
tere peret UNDER 9ebat; men Sen bur
meot mongeortet Mo6ltan6 -'bl. a.
Sen, at oct life er bel0igt at lpreoe
pore pi6enlfabelige &refter til to
l1niperliteter. Men egenlig ifril1lagt
far Tanfen life beret.
Nu iDnes Sen igien at futile bltoe
oftlel; oG ser pmtes om> at Dem fan
tpl1fes allere0e at bliDe lat nnoer
0ebot / Sen MI tilitunoenoe Higs=
0ogsjamling, bpor man gaar I'D fra>
at Sc jp6ife &igs0ogsmeno bil itpt-
te Sen r10en @enipn til &artifar0er.
Man6ers @obn 90 set
II pc Sn61gb bertiI fif fin
Snopielie 5. IA. Slug ga &ongen BE-
i9gte 8pen. &onoers er me6 &ette
itolt ODER fin M %forbe6re0e Sgpei
for bpilfen en- enfelt Man6, @bmo.
Ntels &anien bar fempet ii6en 1901,
ienere meo @tette al &oniul @ilb.
og &apneuopalget. S 1905
9drQH1ere0e SDen ct SQQn pQa L.
Ser. iom @abnebeienet OPP
tog for at no6pbe Sen bioti6tge Is
6o0s Snoieiling til Is 500 - og
paa baar6 8un6 19 500 - iamt
Sftbe paa 300-35O SOB at
asiere og lpaie / It Sboiebasiin.
Faa en- Strefning al 80 Sent elIer
4 5. Mile er 2ebet MI ub6pbet Iom
napnt og paa en- @trafning al 6
alm. er Ser labet ct langt retliniet
mes en- imal Demning mel,
lem itore 8anofla6er, iom omgtpes at
Marfflano og ftore gngorag.
s ben in6re Sabn er Ser opfgrt ct
300 SOB NIT 8olpprf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

uD.nnmarf" ON HIim-
gfspebitionsifibet rDat-
mart" er iaa m%eotaget, at Ser iiffert
lite bill funne ftnoes 1togen ajpber
til Set, og r1att bliper oa npot til at
bugge set op.
Gu enorm Snfces. 16.
Oplag at SRI. Globes &iece: ~&ejs
SIG, nit Soft" foreligger MI feroigt
fra @ogtrDfferen. Soert Splag er
paa 1000 @fsemplarer. 10000
@fsemplQrer al cit @og / 2pbet al
min6re ems en Maaneo - set er en-
5ufces, iom neppe bar mango Stoe=
itpffer paa set 6anife 8ogmarfeo.
Sc 70 / pnn6ne 4, s 0
@r. Ser ipnes at bore fomn1en ct
lille Spor / 5agen o11gaaenoe oe fra
&ors9r-&iel &oit0amperen fort punone
&enge. Gn Matros at ~6rejo"S @e=
letnil1g fan erin0re, at Gfspeoitpr
&ullicb bap6e Eaffen mes &engene,
oa bon forlo0 9fibet, og "a an-
ore al 8el etni1gen fan eri16re, at
ba11 oglaa bop6e &affen, oa ban no=
get ienere bar inoe / &eltaprotionen
r@onio" og 0raf ct @las 81 iammen
lnco Stprrnan6en. MenS 6e opbol0t
Jig Ser / &eitaprationen font Ell trent
meO Yerlon oerin6. &eo 11-Sioen
gif &11llicb op / fin 9eiligbeo, Ser
er / %ian1nte @pgning joni &eitoura=
tionen. Melte @orgen bar 0et> ban
iopne0e Hengene, iom aliaa mao bore
bortfom1e euten paa &eItaurationen
eller / bans 2eiligbe0. @anferne
bar facet Me6oelelie ON Hengenes
1oripinoen> iaa set pil blibe panife-
ligt at foo Sc oanlfe &enge bpttet.
9onm -@fspe6i=
tiouen. u0anmarf" fdrer meo
tilbogc Is grgnlanolfe @un6e, iom
set bar @eniigte1 at forGre &oalo
Mn1unol en-, SER ONT Sc to @fspe0itio=
ner bapoe mg6t binan0en. Mmuno=
len, Ser for Si0en befin0er fig Ser
gen, fit MI olligepel 0isie &un6e.
Sorboloet mellem Gfspe0ittonens
9eltagere far SEN bele Sis peret n0:
mnrfet. @ellem Deltagerne bar IN
gen &angsforifiel efsiiteret. Alle
far bapt Sen lamme 29n og bar bii1
SEN iamme Srteresie for SpgapenS
beloige SgSning.
&e6 Mnfom1ten til Bergen gif Sc
flelte / 2an6 for at telegrafere til
6eres &i9re. Otter at Sc / iaa lang
Sis bar beret u0eitengt fra @ipi:
ltiationen, bar Sc ielpfelgelig begier.
lige efter at faa 8eife6 ON 6e Ser.
neutrality-suspicious., iom / 6eres Sra
beer fat fun6et Ste6.
v0unmarf" blep liggen6e ber Ell
Hur Gage. 9a baa6e Maifiner oq
Sell bar / mi1tore goo Torfatning
bleu ~9onmarf" llebt til &jsben=
bapn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

bragt til Or. G9renl en, Moru0, ser
forbon0t Dan. Gilliam maatte Der
efter bol6e Gengen / flere Gage og
bar lenge life felt orbei0s6pgtig.
Ser pil blipe giort grltatningSfrab
ginloen0e oDerfor Sen Di0iige @aar0,
eier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
&jpbenbapu.

g.
st al &ipbenbaons ltgrre 6irmaer /
Mel6rancbe11 8. g.. 9pffler, Np
Iol0boogo0e %, bar n1aattet ita16ie
tine 8etaliuger. Yasliperne on0ra=
ger f(ere @l1n0re0e Iulinoe &roner.
Gefsellerer 90 ogen=
en-, &ipbenbopn, ser ct befien6t
for i'm ber1lpnsldie Acknowledgment,
og JONI for nogen Si6 ii6en blep
i0plnt cit flor 8p0e og efsflu0eret al
N1tomobtlflubben for lin bil6e Mrto=
mobilfj9riel poa &ongens 9fDtorp,
far pao &jpge 2ur10epej igien me0
lin Ml1tolnobil fjgrt cit Mono neo.
Munoen tit imiolerti0 pou @te6et
$50 ST., moo at fan life ,rei1te Gag.
gaarD % Bunf=
&rocbet. Sborpal0 @llegoar6
bapoe beo fin @e6oelpbsfjgriel tient
Zig en- pen Tormlee og tenfte allereoe
poo belt at trnffe Jig tilboge til ct
itille Gamilielip. Smi6lertio bob6e
fan anbrogt Ell betp0elig 9el al lin
Tormue / en- al Sc %fiabenbopnife Bon=
fer bpis @obn far beret nepnt theft
t Sen ii6ite Sis, og Set Sab, ban ber=
beo bor li6tn ct ioa itort, at fan ME-
l1er Jig np6iaget til en6nl1 Ell Sis at
treoe Feoolerne og fortiGtte lit on1=
flaffen0e Sr9ffuglelib.
Gu ran Giiit"
fal0te Sberprei Sl6enburg be6
en- lille 6eitligbe6 paa &aoobulet ct
8eieg, iom Gorman6en og Meltfor=
manoen for @aris' &oml1nalbe1tprel=
e aflagoe / 8pen. Sg set bar uneg=
telig en- meget fortporig &ilit, ga set
alt / alt begren6ier fig til ct Ear
Sage.
@oturligpis fun6e Sc frantic Ser
rer paa iaa fort Sis fun foa ct gonlfe
operflooiif Snotrpf al bore fomunale
Sneretntnger. Men set bar neppe
fron1f Sefligbeo alene, raar oe uo-
talte oeres 8eun0ring ODER @ieben-
bobns M 2a6egaar6 S%un6boIm; en-
laa imnf og itoritilet Gpangsarbei6s=
anitaft traffer neppe ret mango Ste
Der / ger6en. 9e beiegte ogiaa @o-
mnnens Mloeroomsbiem, iom merfe-
Zig NOT ogiaa pan6t beres 8ifal6.
Men melt begeiitre6e bar Sc 500 for
Oct itilfuloe &aa6brs og for EipoIi,
iom blep btit for Dem / lin aIlermeit
itraalenoe Sflltmtnationspragt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
Spllanb.

BrotiS 9piritn5 ;. Da
2enpig 8anegaar6 forle0en bren0te,
benptte0e till te6eperen6e Yerloner
UNDER Sen almin0elige Gorpirring
@%ejligbe0en til at 6riffe &eltauratp'
rens bele @eboloning al i~piritudle
0riffe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
GIRL, If PRETTY, CAN.
HAVE HIM FORS2,000
Westerner Writes Postmaster TO
Find Him a Bride in
Delaware.

GEORGETOWN, DEL, March 15.-
To be good-looking and possess $4,000
are the requirements demanded by Wil-
liam Hanford, a San Francisco youth,
who wants to marry a Delaware girl.
Postmaster Walls was surprised to
receive a letter yesterday from Han
ford asking him to procure him bride.
Hanford writes that he has heard of
the beauty and culture Of Delaware
maids
He describes himself as being a re-
fined young man of twenty-three with
black hair and brown eyes. He does
not drink, use tobacco or gamble, and
will mako some girl a good husband.
Postmaster Walls published the let
ter in a local paper. and yesterday two
well-known young women drew straws
to see which one should write to the
Westerner. The lucky one is awaiting
a reply. Although she does not possess
the $4,000 in cash. she holds the title
deeds to two fine farms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
Town Of Fulton

At the request of the owner, We Will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1908.
at 4:30 o'clock p. NJ. the
above property as follows:
First. Nos s12 and S14 Graham
Street. two two-story frame tenements
of five rooms each. The lot fronts 3a
feet on Graham Street and has 4
depth of ITO feet to an alley.
Second. No. s22 Graham Street, a
two-s story semi detached frame store
building with dwelling apartments on
the second floor. containing six large
rooms. The lot fronts 30 feet on Ora :
ham Street. and has depth of ITO feet
to 10-foot alley.
Third. Nos. $50 and s2S Graham
Street. two two-story frame tenements
of three rooms each. The lot fronts
80 feet. and has depth of lilo feet to
a 10-foot alley.
The above property is In good repair
and Will pay well as an investment.
Fourth. The vacant lot fronting 25
feet on the north line of Lewis Street.
with depth of 125 feet. This lot is
near the Government Road, and is a
good place to build a home.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months for
notes, with interest added, and secured
by deed of trust on the property. or
for all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser.
McVEIGH & GLINN.
Auctionecrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
WOMEN ARE LIARS,
DECLARES JUDO
II They're Not They Become So
on Witness Stand,
He Says.

UTICA. N. ", March 15,-Judge
James x. O'Conner is convinced that
nearly all women who go into court to
testify become liars before they leave
the witness stand, even assuming they
are of undoubted veracity before they
are called upon to testify.
1T is my experience" said Magis-
trate O'Conner, during tho progress of
q case yesterday. that most women
who come into court to testify depart
absolute liars. Women Will come be-
fore this judicial bench with pious
expressions on their faces. place their
hands on the Bible. swear to tell the
whole truth and nothing but the truth,
and then go right ahead and swear to
things THAT other people know TO be
absolutely false.
ut is very easy for women to lie,
especially when they are giving evil
dence in court They do II DAY arter
day without hesltancy, and yet many
OF them would throw a tit II a oecent
hard working chap. who had taken q
single glass of beer. got into q car, ana
sitting beside them. unconsclousiy de-
Elected his heer breath in their diree-
ton, Some day women will acquire
the habit OF telling the truth"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16

only four days per week since January
1st, goods have been accommodating at
first hands, and difficulty is still be-
ing experienced in maintaining prices.
The print cloth market at Fall River
furnishes fairly good example of the
prevailing conditions In this connec-
ton. Prices for regular goods are
now practically down to the basis OF
31-2 cents per yard, against the high
record price of s Ia cents reached last
September, while some sales of narrow
goods have been reported as low as
3 Is and 31-4 cents this week. Where
manufacturers We're early last fall re-
fusinS to sell goods ahead to any en-
tent at 5l-4 cents, and there We're re-
ported no surplus stocks in existence
and 1t was claimed all the print cloth
mills had their output sold ahead as
far in advance as this spring. stocks
have been accommodating in such a way
the past six weeks, despite the cur
tailment of 20 per cent of production
the last ten weeks, that the total now
on hand is over 500, 900 pieces.
The reported forced curtailment Of
10 per cent. in wages by the mills at
Lowell yesterday involves about $4,000
operatives, and this movement is now
expected to spread to some of the mills
at Fall River and in Providence, unless
trade conditions soon take a very de.
cided turn for the better.
I'he Ginning Report.
The final report Of the United States
Census Bureau, covering the total
amount of the crop ginned for the sea-
son, Is due 10 be announced about
March Goth. Its report was issued on
that date last year, and made the total
amount of commercial bales einned as
l3,29o,677 bales, including linters. The
total crop later turned out over a.
100000 bales. The trade Is awaiting
with great interest the publication of
the forthcoming report, as 1t will settle
the question to very great extent as
to whether the governments estimate
of the crop of 11,6TS0O0 bales of the
gross weight of 500 pounds each, ex-
elusive of ''linters,' contained the
usual percentage of UNDER stimatinE
the crop or actually over-estimated the
yield, as SO many interests In the trade
especially In the South, have been con-
tending since it appeared This report
viii be potent factor In shaping the
future course of the markets, as its
! figures Will tend to influence the at
ttude of spinners and spot dealers In
1 their position, especially with regard
! 10 the advisability of securing the
1 balance of supplies needed for the re-
| inaindcr OF the season at current prices,
! on waiting for some further decline. Az
the trade here and In Europe has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16

b. virtue OF authority OF the deed Of
trust from the Chesterfield Land and
Improvement Company to the under
signed, dated June ]. 1885. and of re-
Court Of Chesterfield county, in Deed
Book II. y. ~. default having been
made In the payment of the bond Sc
cured in said deed. and being request
ed so to do by the holder thereof. l
Will sell on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH IS. 1905
at 4:3o =. NJ, subject to certain exist
ing leases, which may be terminated
purchasers copies OF which may be
seen at the office of the trustee. the
following very valuable real estate:
All OF thrt certain piece or parcel
of land. containing three hundred and
eighty (Sso) acres. more or less lying
and being In the county OF Chesterfield,
Va. on James River. south OF the city
OF Manchester, and partly in said city
ises conveyed to said Chesterfield Land
and Improvement Company by Joel
Parker and wife. by the several deeds
referred to in said deed OF trust. and
ing therefrom the statutory right OF
way decided to the Richmond. Peters
burg and Carolina Railroad Company
(Seaboard Air Line). on the 18th day
1T, Chesterfield County Court clerks
Office. and that portion conveyed to
Bradley and others by deed. dated
June 6. 1890. of record in said clerks
office. in D. B. 81. p. cS5.
A plat ana survey of the said real
estate. showing it's metes and bounds
and the parcels conveyed away, may
be seen at the office of the trustee. or
the auctioneer, and it will be exhibited
on the day OF sale.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
bond and interest. secured by the said
decd. and expenses of sale: and. as TO
the balance, II any. on such terms and
to be secured in such manner as may
be announced on the day OF sale.
WIN. NJ. TURPIN.'
Trustee.
Sutton & Co.
Auctjoneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
MAD WDMAN's DANCE
STARTLES AUDIENCE
Patient from Insane Hospital
Leaps on Wilmington
Theatres Stage.

WILMINGTON. DEL. March 15.-Un-
announced and unexpected, an Inmate
of the State Hospital for the Insane, at
Farnhurst made her appearance on the
stage OF the Garricll Theatre yesterday
afternoon in an impromptu "act."
Mrs. Collins, matron Of the hospital,
escorted six women patients to witness
the matinee performance, and all of
them We're orderly until the orchestra
struck up lively tune as the curtain
assembled for the turn" OF dancing
team, when one of them suddenly
bounded from her seat and raced down
the aisle.
Before any one in the startled au-
dience could restrain her, she made
q dying leap for the stage, missing
me head Of the alarmed pianist by
nalf an inch. Once on the board, the
Weman indulged In frenzied terpsichO-
tean exercises, from buck and wing"
20 20 me strenuous "can.can" She was
removed finally by the matron, and
returned to the hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
VIM. B. Pizzini Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
72S East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
Desirable Broad-Street
Business Properties
NOS. 500. so2 AND so4 WEST BROAD.
CORNER GILMER.

We will sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1905.
at o'clock p. NJ. the above properties
The properties are all rented to first
class tenants. on long leases, and are
new terminal station of the Richmond
and Chesapeake Bay Railroad Com
pany. which is destined to soon become
the terminal of one OF the principal
jeopardize your money by investing it
in the fuctuating stocks and bonds of
overcapitali2ed corporations, but take
advantage of this opportunity to Sc
cure good city business real estate,
now paying an elegant permanent in
come and sure to advance in value.
WIN. B. PIZZINI Co,
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
Aailroabs.
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
NJ B.-Follcwlng schedule figures pub.
lished only as information, and are NOT
400 a. M. --DaiIy--Local for Charlotte.
lll5 a. Observation-Disclosures pull.
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, NeS
Orleans, Memphs Chattanooga and
All the South. Through coach for
Chase City. Oxford, Durham.
500 T. M.-Ex. sunday--Keysville Local
1850 =. M--Daily--LImited Pullman ready
$3.50 n M. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 y. Mex. sunday--To West Point.
GSwo aasssna for Baltimore Monday,
2I5 j.. M..-Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day..-Local to West Point.
sou q. Mex. Snndays-Locai to West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e.9o q. Al $40 +. M.--From all tho South
a'lV M.-From Charlotte, Raleigh Dur
nam. Chase City and local stations.
S S q. M-From Keysvile--Local.
Wv q. si,--Brom West Point and from
baltimore Wednesday, Friday and
Point. A.o''' "s
c. ". wEsrBuRY. d. p. A..
$40 T.. Main st. Phone 455.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16

waiting nearly month for this re-
port IT is expected its appearance will
tend to break the deadlock which has
been prevailing for so long a time in
the attitude of spinners versus holders
in the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
Called to Hickory, n. q.

fSpecalto The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA. March 15.-The Bap-
fist Church at Hickory N. c., has ex-
tended call to Rev. w. a. Smith, pas
tor OF the Berkeley Avenue Baptist
Church. of this city. Mr.. Smith has
The call under consideration, but has
reached no definite conclusion as to
whether or not he will accept.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
BY j. Thompson Brown s. Co.,
lib Main Street
TRUSTEE SALE
New Modern Dwelling
NO. s1ss. COR. FLOYD AND AUBURN
AVENUES.

BY virtue of a deed of trust dated
mond Chancery Court ID. B. 1876, d.. p.
so. to the undersigned trustee, to secure
the payment of certain notes therein
described. default being made. and be-
ing required so to do, we will sell at
public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18TH. AT $50
p. NJ. TO THE HIGH IT BIDDER.
the property described in said deed, as
follows: Lot of land with all the inn
provements thereon, beginning on the
southern line of Floyd Avenue, at Its
eastern intersection. with Auburn Ave-
nue.. thence running along southern
thereon 40 feet and extending back be-
tween parallel lines 135 feet 20 an alley.
The dwelling contains eight rooms
nice reception hail. bath room, electric
lights, double parlors, etc, and is an
up-to- date house; granolithic walks,
etc; on the Westhampton line. and Is
an attractive home in a growing loca-
ton.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale.
and unpaid taxes. and to pay the fol-
lowing notes. with protest fees and IN
terest: Four notes of s34.33 each. due
respectively November 30. December 80,
1907. January 80 and February 20, 1905,
and two notes of s37.50 each due respec-
lively November 80 and February 20,
OF $4,000 due August 80. 1910. with
semi -annual interest notes. and balance
in MONTHLY PAYMENTS of $34S3
EACH UNTIL PAID
REAL ESTATE SECURITY CO.,
Sole Acting Trustee.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
= Auctioneers.