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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

lla' NV could not get IRON tle lie"
policy
he Blue Goose Order.
The aeient and honorable order of
the Blue Goose. an organization COM
posed OF IRE underwriters Of the north
west. has lust concluded an interest =
Ing three deys session in Chicago. The
order was conceived in fun in 1906. but,
strange to reiatc, developed with earnest
ness and seriousness. so much so tnal
IL has demonstrated its right TO be called
the fraternity all over the country The
| meetings were held at lime when the
| Fire Underwriters association of the east.
| west and Pacific was holding It's forty
| ings were largely attended, and. from the
| fire agents viewpoint were highly in
| tcrcsting and instructive.
Insurance Notes
| The state OF Washington is said TO be
getting ready 10 create state rating
| board.
The third annual meeting OF the LA
in New York this week The features
| FOR discussion will be liability reserves
and workmen's compensations,
c. C. Bennett OF Denver special agent
| for the Colorado National Life, was a
visitor to the Salt Lake agency lasi
week,
c.. ". johnson. president OF the loca!
boa rd OF fire underwriters, has gone cast
on business trip
stern Parcnt--So you would be willing
TO die for my daughter. would you
| Ardent Suitor-l would. indeed. Stern
Parent-ATl right. then. set your lilc IN
surcd for $4,000 and make sood.-t.H
change.
The insurance department In Ken
lucky has ruled against the senins ol
accident insurance tickets by S'ol nla
chimes. holding that snch Sa'p nr.s - rnm, Tur
bers of machines selling the iiisuraic, ~
viii, as a consequence, be put OUT o'
commission entirely
Former Governor \. b. bro"aiG a., %
Florida and United states se"a,o' o,,ora
who died last week following al, opera
tion. was pIesideut OF the Home Lie III
surance company of that state
Ono of the victims of the Los Angeie'
Times disaster. named Harry H. tiS @ Sun
took out $4,000 accident poilc! IN ., J.,,,
uary last in one of the regular hcci9enI !,
conpauies, and his widow mas oeeil pdl'
$4,000. the policy providing dopple oCrS ;r,
fits for death in burning puiiu''s' i
policy cost Flynn Slo,
The Montana supreme court mas rue
that Il person ridlng on a pass may Oh
tain damages for injuries received on
railroad The railroad company con
tended that the pass contained ciaus
exemptine the road from dainSHfs. pn ,n,
as the state constitution prohibits th'
granting OF passes. the court heid ih'
implied contract was void.
The late Marshal s. briggs. prcsiden
of the Williamsburg Fire Insurance com
panv. left an estate valued at more thdt
81 600 o0o, it was shared, in accordanc'
wItb The directions Of his VIII. among h,S
two brothers and the widow OF third
Tho meeting or the Utah Assoc!a tior
or life Underwriters held al The Com
,nercial club on Tuesday evening las'
was voted the best yet held INC sup
per and programme WAS greatly, enjoyed
Nv tho forty or more present and Hetlects
~To.iit upon those who had ii IN charge
The associa ton will meet regularly once
= n,ontb during The coming winter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

wrote to Mrs. Pink
ham and took Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Co m pound
and Liver Pills, and
am glad to say that
your medicines and
kind letters Of di-
rections have done
more for me than
anything else and l
had the best physi-
clans here. l can
Hn n,uTnr on6 ,-o ot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
lydia E. Pinkham's sVegeta=
bic Compound Cured Her

Knoxville, Iowa -"I suffered with
pains low down in my right side for
year OF more and was SO weak and ner-
yous that / could not do my work. |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

Two million dollars guaran-ees the
securitv OF every abstract made bv the
Salt Lake Security e. Trust Co., 3s Up
Main, We own Our recordL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
he Blue Goose Order.

tain lneflts. such as accumu1ations.
that h, could not get from the new
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17
The Revelation Of Our God.

The RcVelatlon OF Our God.
On" Of old truly said. Thou art Cod
which hidest thyscf' usaiah XIV. l5j.
How true, As a res'dt the world by wis
dom knows not God Nc is near in his
wisdom and love. yet hc can be seen
only by those whose eyes by understand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue Of the power contained in
deed OF trust from Moses 7. Mon
teiro and Alice c. Monteiro. his wife.
1909 and duly recorded In Deed Book
40, page 1877, of the County Court OF
Goochiand, in the State of Virginia
Will offer at public sale. In front OF
tho Goochland Courthouse, Goochland,
Va, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1910,
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ. all the prop
erty described in said deed OF trust,
containing 200 acres, more or less.
known as the Goochland Courthouse
property. situated at the intersection
of the Beaver Dam Church Road with
the River Road. and adjoining the
lands OF William Wolfgranl, ST., Cam
eron brothers and Judge. Mahan. The
improvements consist Of dwelling,
ONCE stable, corn crib, chicken houses
and necessary outbuildings. The soil
is we'll adapted for the cultivation of
crops grown in that section.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
Tor further particulars, apply to
PHIL. III TUCK, Trustee,
No. 207 n. Calvert Street,
Baltimore, Md.
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RELIABLE SECRET SERVICE MD
bureau OF general information ope-
rating every where Specialist IN IN :
vestigating delicate matters of
confidential nature: twenty-ny
years practical experience, "a
dress JOHN T.. JAMES 81 CO, boN
So, Richmond. Va.
NOTICES: Formerly chief of po-
lice detectives Of Norfolk. va, mem
Der of the Chicago Worlds Fair de-
tective force and the secret G servaGe
department of the Tennessee Cen.e zen
NAL Exposition; special agent . sea
board and Roanoke Railroad; Allan
tic and Danville Railway, the MY Sew
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk haii-
road, the Southern Railway. ana tne
Old Dominion Steamship company.
Testimonials from them all ioI sat-
isfactory work.
CHOW AND WHERE TO SELL MANU-
scripts" Price. 50c. Contains much
'good advice and 500 addresses s;.a,,,s OF !,
COCHRANE PUBLISHING CO., 279
Tribune Building. New York.
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PERSONALS.

ANNOUNCEMENT. no TIE LADIES'
j viii open d ladies' tailoring estab-
lisllment at 30 North First street on
Thursday, February 10, anu lliv,to
to call and inspect my samples ~
woolens and trimmings, which VIII
be the largest line shown IN tnls
city and will include all of the sea
sons newest and most exclusive
fabrics. Having had extensive eX
perence as cutter and filter WIN
the leading ladies' tailoring estab-
llshments OF New York city, can
guarantee perfect work. During the
remainder OF this month specially
low prices Will be quoted TO patrons
placing orders. PAUL kANiSlSf, 2lo
North First street.
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In Botetourt County, Va,
described as follows:

1st. A farm OF b7o ACRES lying on
the north side OF james river about
two miles west OF Gilmorcs Mill sta
ton on G. & o. railroad. known as
Annadalo This farm Is comprised OF
about $50 acres OF first class bottom
land. and about so acres OF second bot
tom. balance IS rolling land. OF the
upland there IS something like rs
acres in good timber, original growth.
balance in pasture land. The land is
well watered BY springs. Improve
ments consist OF old style brick
house in good condition with four
large rooms on each of the two floors.
and finished basement, desirabiy
situated on n slight elevation and
commands u fne view OF the noun
ta!ns and river. Other improvements
consist of stock and grain barns.
tenant houses. etc. Farm is well
fenced and has been we'll cared for.
Plenty OF apples and fruit usually
! grown in this section. Suited TO pur-
| poses of general stock. dairy and grain
farm, and is susceptible OF being
divided into two or more smaller
/ farms. This farm will be shown in
terestcd parties b. Mr. George Alph!n.
end. a farm of 700 ACRES on
James river and G. 6: o. railroad. one
! mile from Rocky Point station, and is
| comprised OF about 25 acres OF first
! class bottom and rs acres IN timber,
/ balance upland of which good por-
/ ton can be easily farmed. Improve
| rlents consist OF seven room frame
! house nearly new, stock and grain
barn for IL head OF stock. Land is
well watered. lot of improved
\ f-,,t t. a aefr - IL.
home for reasonable sum and win
| be shown by w. o. Houser. who now
| lives on tho farm.
/ srd. "A farm OF 400 ACRES on
James river and G. s: o. railroad near
Indian Rock Station, with about go
acres OF bottom land. 100 acres of
timber. part of which is one of the
! few remaining or!gina! timber tracts.
and balance cord wood with short
| haul, cleared land is in good shape
! and Is productive land suited to graz
ing as well. Improvements consist Of
| only fairly good, comfortable house.
a good barn for stock and grain and
will house twenty head of stock.
| Watered by river and springs. This
| is a valuable property and must be
seem to be appreciated. willing
| worker would have an excellent chance
wood and general farming facilities
afforded. To such a customer this
farm presents an unusual opportunity
to make money. Mr.. o. x. Houser re-
sides on this farm and will show Il
to intending purchasers
TERMS: On all the above mentioned
properties will be reasonable and
made known on day OF sale.
For additional information, write to
the undersigned. who is acting for the
heirs OF the estate.
RICHARD ALPHIN, Agent.
Buchanan, Va.
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BY Virginia Auction Co., Auctioneers,
COS L. Broad. Phone 1851.
TO CLOSE OUT AN ESTATE. WE
WILL SELL BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
MONDAY MORNING FEB. Z, 1911

MONDAY MORNING FEB. Z, 1910.
beginning at 1890 A. NJ, In our sales
room, sos East Broad Street, Handsome
Household Effects, Upright Piano. etc.
consisting OF Handsome Mahogany
Chamber Suits, with Mirror Front
Wardrobes to match; made to order at
the cost OF $1,000: Handsome Turkish
Couch, cost s175; other Oak, Mahogany
and Bird Eye Maple Chamber Suits.
with Single and Double Mirror Front
NVardrobes and Chilfonniers 10 match !;
Odd CHARTERED Oak and Mahogany
Dressers. Chiffonniers and Toilet Ia
bles, Massive Bronze and Brass Beds,
Box and National Springs with Oster-
moor Mattress; Pillows. Bolstcrs.
Quilts, Blankets. Spreads, etc.
Handsome Leather Library Suit and
Table to match. 71-3 octave Upright
Stieff Piano, Odd Chairs, Tables and
Rockers, Handsome Parlor Cabinets.
Lace Curtains, Portieres. China Sets,
Silver Service. Glassware. Oak Dining
room Suits. consisting of Pedestal Ia
bles, Leather Seat Chairs, Massive Oak
Sideboards. China Closets, Pictures.
Mirrors Rugs, Drugsets, Carpets, Ii
noleum, etc.
These goods are high class and
worthy your attention. Sale positive.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
Auctloneers.
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Harrison &: Grant.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
and I North Eleventh Street,
Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE

TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN FAIR
FIELD DISTRICT. .HENRICo CouN,
Try, CONTAINING S Ia AND 10 ga
ACRES, ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD,
NEAR SEVEN PINES.
BY decree of the ciruit Court of Hen
rico county. in the suit OF Brown Vs.
Brown and others" entered on the 2ath
day Of January, 1910, we Will sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDA (, FEBRUARY 7TH. 1910;
at $500 o'clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribed tracts OF land:
First. All that tract Of land located
about 1-2 miles west Of Seven Pines.
bounded as follows: On the north by
the Williamsburg Road. on the east
by the lands of Julia Roane. and on the
son, formerly Herman, and containing
eight and one-fourth (S LID acres.
more Or less. improvements consist
of two-story dwelling and usual out
houses; also
Second. All that tract Of land con-
tanning nineteen and Xty-three-one-
hundredths GO 63-l00) acres, formerly
described as adjoining the lands Of );
A. King, Chris. Brown, shurm and
others, and being same land conveyed
Kuhn in 1871. This land has no i'm
provements. but Is we'll timbered
Terms.-One-th cash. and the rosi-
due in three equal instruments of SIX
twelve and eighteen months from day
of SALE all deferred payments evil
denced by notes, with interest added
from day of sale. and title ia be re-
tained until the whole OF purchase
price Is paid, or all cash at the option
Of the purchaser or purchasers.
ROBERT Fl. TALLEY,
EDWARD L. RYAN,
Special Commissioners.
i. Samuel p. Waddill. clerk Of the
Circuit Court, certify that the bond
required of the special commissioners
in the above cause has been given.
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Make MONEY FOR YOURsELT!.-IN-
duce people to save money, 81 up
wards. and receive $40 to $50 tor
your services. Advantages. money,
when in need Of q home. Addressed
stamped envelope or give phone mum
Der. Established "a years. Member
American Bankers Association, care
Carrier 30.
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Aufttnn Scales. Future Dap8.
SALE OF
SOUTH HILL PROPERTY
FRIDAY, FEB. Is, 1910.

Under decree OF the Circuit Court
of Mecklenburs rendered In the suit
OF Reekes q Bryson, trustees, vs. J. IL
Ogburr. etc, VIC shall offer for sale
real estate Of the said j. II. ogburn
situated in and near the town Of South
HILL In the said decree mentioned. We
are also authorized to sell any OK the
property privately. This property con
cant Lots and an Artcsian Well.
Part Of Lots and in Section 4.
Adkins plan. fronting west side Neck
lenburg Avenue, with two brick store
stories, upper stories being used as hall
and Offices.
Lot No. 90, Section 2, fronting on
north side Danville Street: 10 feet of
Lot No 20, fronting on Danvillc Street
and lying between lands OF S. j. Bugg
and j. E. Crutchfield: Lot 10. section 4,
adjoining Star Warehouse.
All the unsold property OF j. II. og-
burn in Ogburn's Addition to the town
OF South Hill. as follows: Lots l., 2. 3.
ten-room dwelling thereon: Lots Nos.
s, II, IL in Block II. with dwelling
and .outhouses thereon: lots between
Third and Fourth Streets, west or
Lots to II, inclusive. In Block G:
Lots 1, 3. 4, 6, 6, Z, s. In Block D: Lots
., 4, 5. Z, s, 0. 10. II, L.. in Block y
Lots I, g., 4, s, @, z, 8. in Block r; Lo's
elusive. IN Block 7; Lots to 20, In
elusive. In Block ;: Lots to IL. In
elusive. in Block X; Lots to ~, IN
elusive. In Block n: Lots 70 20. In
elusive. in Block p: Lots /. 2, 3, =. :.
s, z, s, and II. In Block O: Lots I,
3, 4. s, G, in Block r: Lots I. 8. 4. y
G. Z. s. .. 10. in Block s: Lots to II,
inclusive. in Block T.: Lots !. 2. 2, 4
., 9, 2. Q. 10. il. ~. In Block U: Lots
l to is. inclusive. in Block V: Lots !
to H. inclusive In Block X; Lots
to ~. in Block II.
The artesian well on thia proper,y
WIN be sold separately. with sufficient
enjoyment. This is an Doyernowins
we'll: bold stream OF pure water, fully
capable OF supplying water to the town
OF south Hill.
Terms: Engraved proper,y TO be e
and the residue in two equal payments
at one and two years time. The va
cant lots will be sold upon the same
terms, except that the preferred pay
,nen.s Will run mir nine and , eighteea,
property VIII be required TO keep the
building insured.
Plot of this property may be seen
at the Bank OF South Hill or at the
Office OF Chas. r. Reekes. Boydton. Va.
CHAS. It. RBEKES.
T. A. BRTSON.
| Trustees as mentioned In said decree.
III. f. Hutcheson. Clerk OF the Cir
| cui, Court OF the County of Mecklen-
| burg, Va, do certify that the bond re-
| CURED of Chas It. Rockies and T. a.
| BTyson. trustees In the suit OF Reckes
e. Bryson. Trustees. VS.. ogburu. has
| been given
II. r. HUTCHINSON.
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14AD1Es--FoR ONE MORE WEEK
MILL. MAKE SUITS FOR ~$35;
AND BEST WORK; SPRING STYLES
AND MATERIALS NOW IN. J.
BROWN, 421 w. GRACE ST., MADI-
SON 6S4o.
l. A p Il S, HAIR SWIrcHES,--B.AR-
gains. We are selling great bar
gains In hair switches this week.
All shades in stock. ZIG North Fifth
Street.
WANTED ALL CONCERNED TO
know that Mr. w G., Lamb, OF No.
no W. Grace ST., Richmond, Va,
holding ticket No. A48, Is entitled
to the Cable Piano given away by
Company "a" r, J.. l. Blues OPP
portunlty is taken to thank all who
| aided In this affair.
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auttiou @ales, future Daga
AT THE
Richmond Bazaar
Nineteenth and Franklin Streets.
RICHMOND. VA.
RICHMOND. VA.

VIII have for TUESDAYS SALE.
FEBRUARY 5, 1910. 400 Horses and
Mules--srnooth Southern horses, with
lots of finish. good drivers, saddlers
and general purpose horses; also heavy
daft horses to suit your market and
trade Mules run In size from 500 to
400, with lots Of quality. We also
nave two loads Of Virginia horses, all
acclimated ana ready TO work; also
some big horses; Will weigh LOGO
rounds each Don't fail to be here i
t., need. also solicit local consignments.
YoEcs truly,
e4 TOS I,ASIrTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

TO THE LAp1Es-Now is THE TIME
no GET THE VERY BEST AT y
THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND
SAMPLES OF ALL THAT IS NEW
IN SPRING AND SUMMER Fac
RIGS. NO QUESTION ABOUT WORE
MANSIIP AND FIT. THAT is
GUARANTEED. CHAS. F1SEiER, la
DIES. TAILOR, 212 NORTH THIRD
STREET.
LADIES, TEN MORE DAYS FOR THE
special prices on all suits CHAS.
FISHER, Ladies' Tailor. zig North
Third Street.
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RuaittrSs Opportunities.

WASTED. K PARTNER WHO CAN
invest $4,000 in manufacturing b ,,.
ness. VII protect him ,r, fully y Pro
experiment, and l invite investiga-
ton. G il2. care es-plspatch.
BUSINESS MAN WHO WISHES TO
make a change would like to invest
from $4,000 to $4,000, manufactur-
ing or iobbing preferred An estab-
llshed retail business no objection;
Box 3to.
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNoW
they can receive dividends, 6, or
per cent, according to contract car
ried, by saving 81 upwards regular
~ Oyer ssoo9Soo andlsd Wltho ut
"a wears. COMMERCIAL GUARAN-
TEE CO, IS N Ninth.
FOR SALE. A SAFE, PROFITABLE
and established retail business, pay
ing between $4,000 and $1,000 a year
l ns oe Of Rdh II s Sfbs rce at m
ventory, from $4,000 to 100000.
Il Isl, care Tlmes-Dispatcli.
WANTED, $4,000 TO BUILD HOMES
and accommodate members. If in
terested and can spare 81 regularly
E give name and telephone number.
Established business. Il III, care
Dispatch.
CfN EMAIL Lay
of character to join me in an enter
prise paying from 100 per cent to
200 per cent. per annun. Each can
put in from 500 to $1,000 as Is de-
sired. B 81. care imes-Dispatch.
SOMETHING THAT WILL GIVE YOU
profitable business; requires small
capital to purchase State or county
rights of Pennsylvania, Virginia or
West Virginia, with stock and
printed matter to commence sale Of
u patented household article; used
in every household; fN nlyy, protected C.. i
Distributions, Room 1o5, 424
Fourth Avenue. Pittsburg, Pa.
FOR SALE. N ORDER TO REALIZE
cash quickly. 30 shares Of bank
stock, at So less than market. "A As,
care Times-Dispatch.
CAPITAL FURNIsED FOR MERITo-
rious enterprises. tosk and bonds sold
on commission. Facilities for tncor-
porating and reorganization of COM
pnnies. JOHNSON & CO, selling
brokers. Madison and La Sale, Chi
cago.
owner leaving State; $500 cash will
buy business on West Broad Street
paying S1,250 per annum clear profit
(bank account will show this).
AMOS & POINpEXTER, ITO Z. Main
Street.
100 PER CENT. ok MOFE sooOif11
on real estate deal. VIII sell an
interest at reasonable figure. Ad-
dress D 126, care Dispatch.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN. WITH SOn.-
experience and capital to engage IN
the detective business In this city.
Address B SO. care Times-Dispatch.
HAVE YOU 4 KODAK OR CAMERA?
Join the Cooperative Photo Club,
and have your films developed free
in our regular studio. by professional
photographers. Prizes for. best Pho
tos. Most unique and fascinating
club in America Special induce
ments TO 100 new members joining
at once, ladies and gentlemen. SEND
for particulars. Address COOPER
ATIVE PHOTO CLUB, Box 704. City.
FOR SALE. GROCERY AND MEAT
business paying $4,000 year proht;
one of the best small stands In Rich.
mond: owner leaving city,. will sell
for $780, 1872, care Times-Dls-
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Cd he").o0 WILL PURCHASE A SUB
sites anntia interest in business To-
a,ed in the heart of the city; in
/ ~ suiiie.tnlent secured by business and
which GtGage on real estate; position at
nj. I'D salary:4esn also be secured IL
'ired This is yetlr chance. Ad-
nrohablss F 1Ss. Cove Times Dlspatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILL
yer or taken in exchange. MEYERS.
jewelers.. BIT East Broad Street.
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BLACK GUM IEATHER"; WATER
proof, wearproof; Will outwear two
pairs of best white oak soles; Just
the thing for that boy Of yours that
is hard on shoes Half soles-Men's,
$500; boys, soc, sewed Nailed, csc.
less. DREW's ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 7l6 East Main. Phone
1861 Monroe.
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WING MEN WANTED TO START
ngthing store in small town. with
/, o soeriencc handling clothing in a
s,eral or clothing store; must have
sgood local and family reputation:
capital required except money to
for fixtures, fire insurance and
Weight charges; can begin with a
tcentasn of profit; hustler should
re no trouble to make good. Ad-
:oe.ss X S9S, care Times-Dispatch.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
5l.6 Acres Of Land
NEAR CHESTER, BELONGING TO
AUGUSTUS DILLoN's
ESTATE.

In execution OF decree OF Chester
field Circuit Court. rendered at Sep
TENDER term. 1907. in suit OF Richard 3.
Dillon VS.. Augustus Di.lon's heirs. I
VIII otfer Tor sale by public auction, in
front OF Chesterfield Courthouse, or
MONDAY. FEBRUARY u. 1910, At
O'CLOCK P. S.,
that certain tract OF land containing
SIZE acres. BY recent survey. situate IN
Chesterfield county. near the village
OF Chester, and bounded north BY
Bruce and Perdue. cast by II. p. Dill
Ion. south by r. Z. Biackey and VII
liam Northrop, and west by Bruce and
Purdue, being that part OF tract OF
1887 acres OF land assigned to the
heirs of Augustus Dillon, and ordered
to be sold for division among them in
said suit. This land has some wood
and timber on It.
TERMS: One-thrd cash. balance
payable in one and two years. equal
instruments. with interest from date
OF sale; the purchaser TO give BONDS
or notes for the deferred payments,
and title retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the Cour..
GEORGE MASON.
Commissioner.
]. NJ sIMoNsoN, crier.
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Flats QlanteD.

WANTED. A FLAT OF ABOUT s
rooms in central part of town Ad-
dress, giving location and rental and
number of rooms. 14o, care Tines
Dispatch.
WANTED, UPPER FLAT OF FOUR
or five rooms in East End; one with
stable in yard preferred. Address
Il l54, care Times-Dispatch.
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suit fe5,TIJJ HAVE SOME CAPITAL AND
Every cutive ability, Well put you into
Ia ~, enormously. profitable business.
pc II III possibilities almost limitless:
the Sallent opportunity. Address THE
40. IMAM s. SON CO., INC So
cuiI shington ST.. Boston, Mass.
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AUTOMOBILES.

WE ARE MAKING A SPECIALITY OF
repainting automobiles. r II. BOSH-
ER'S SONS. IL South Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

ern cfts.TRIc IIGHTs. ELEcTRTc
an enlals electric motors, electric fx-
s,es, installed at short notice, or
"nese s,aired quickly: Call ELECTRIC
cary CO, coz Il. Main. Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

law arTIONAI. CAPITALIZE NEEDED
cts,ons good business project, write
)ELITY COMPANY, Cleveland
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