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The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-08
POTATO DISEASES
Potato Wlts-Or Soil Diseases
in Colorado.


Our serious potato diseases in
Colorado are those that attack
the stem between the seed piece
and the surface of the ground.
We shall always have these dis
eases with us and we may as
well learn their names now, so
that we may talk clearly to one
another about them.
The one that works inside the
stem is 'Fusarium" or "stem
rot This is the same fungus
that causes dry rot, and it usually
comes from the seed into the
plant. 1t works up inside, brown
ing the layer next to the bark
and clogging the passageways, so
that the circulation of food and
water within is partly or entirely
stopped. Thus the leaves curl
for want of water and may burn
IN the sun. In bad cases the
stem rots off at the lower end and
may rot just above the ground.
Small plants are often killed ear
ly in the season by wilt and its
damage continues until the crop
is made.
Rhizoctonia or "rizoc" works on
the outside of the main stem and
tuber stems, often eating off the
tuber stems and throwing food
into the leaves and branches
which then grow very large. Or
the disease may so girdle the main
stem as to drop the plant with
wilt. Many plants have both dis
eases.
One or both troubles are al
most always present and kill an
occasional plant; still our big
crops come in the years when
the seed pieces nearly all remain
sound and unrotten until fall and
the outsides of the stems be-
low ground remain smooth.
Potato fields invaded by willis
can be told as one drives by on
the road. The color early may be |
darker than natural, but later is
lighter than normal. The upper
leaves being curled are narrow
er and the field looks finer
leaved. The edges of the leaves
turn up and the under side can
be seen, giving an unusual color.
Potato soil diseases are a chief
cause of misshapen, deep-eyed
potatoes, and run out seed. The
loss is thus not alone in present
but in future crops as well, even
though future crops be healthy
The damage from fusarium and
rizo in a year like the present
runs into six or seven figures in
our state alone. Wise methods of
farming and cultivation will
make good crops possible every
year on most soils in spite of
the diseases.
Heavy and wet soils, and the
man who don't know how, these
diseases drive out of competition
and make potato growing profit
able on potato lands to the man
who does know how and will do
the work of head and hand.
How to Deal With Soil Diseases
or Willis of Potatoes
| take it for granted that we
have been introduced by name
to fusarium and rizoc this sum
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-08

A vast amount of i'll health is due to i'm
paired digestion. When the stomach fails
to perform its functions properly the whole
system becomes deranged. A few doses of
Chamberlains Tablets is all you need. They
will strengthen your digestion. invigorate
your liver, and regulate your bowels, entirely
doing away with that miserable feeling due
to faulty digestion. Try it. Many others
have been permanently cured-why not you?
For sale by City Drug Store.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-08

There good hunting in this
store. Everything in this stock
of Hardware is bargain when
quality and price are considered
but unlike the usual "bargain"
it is not something old and out
of date. Think of Murphy-New-
comb when you think of
Hardware.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-08

"Were all medicines as meritorous as
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy the world would be much better off
and the percentage of suffering greatly de
creased" writes Lindsay Scott of Temple,
iNa For sale by City Drug Store.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-08

For Woven wire Fencing see
the Murphy-Neweomb Hardware
Company.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-08
How to Deal With Soil Disease
or Willis of Potatoes

| take it for granted that we
have been introduced by name
to fusarium and rizoc this sum
mer. They are like the devil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-21
Jn(anO ge(eQrap6
Il unpetter. n

Minot, q. o, 20. aug. glnt.
lcr, u. o, lpuroe am Sonntas 4belo
rcn sinsm gornaoo beimseIuft, Der
arpbe 9erhserunssn anrihtete. Die
rs bsiBt. fpuroen "a perTonsn mshr
cher minoer fhlpsr perleBt unb Der
Sahf6aoen ion iebr beosutsno isin.
Die teIs1rapbiIhs 9srbinoung sfriihen
1Rinot unc 4ntlsr III ourh ben
Sturm serftort lporosn. 2lae 4sr3te
pon DeIthops unp ben umliegenben
Grtiaoften baben fid mad 4ntlsr Be-.
gs6sn, Inn Den 9erIsbten bei3u'iehen.
Bon bem Tornado fpuroen aud Die
Stable Courts, SbsrpoQo, 2oruins
rno Mobal heingeiadt. Y
Meelustn, q. g., 20. 4uguit.
Cnrh einen Sturmpinb ipurbe bas
oon Olaf Gee beipohnte 5armhaus sers
f.6ri uno See lpuyoe srihlaaen, tpdhz
tsnb feline Satin uno Isin Rino
i6rsr ssrItst murssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-21
Wetterberi6t.

Obio: Shones, ipGrmeres Dsts
tet am Wonias, Resen am 9ienitus
rotr in Der Dienitag Rdft; mdbig.
Giinirinbe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
Carnival Is Here.


The Wortham-Allen Greater Unit
ed Shows arrived in their big special
train of cars Sunday afternoon and
started unloading at day break today.
The crews of mechanics and work
men busted themselves all day erect
ing the tents and booths to be ready
for the first performance tonight.
1t is known fact that the Worth.
am-Allen Shows are the biggest and
cleanest carnival organization travel
ing and is composed Of exclusive fea-
lures and twenty new shows particu-
larry the following:
City Of Yesterday.
The Squeezer.
Pharoah's Daughter
Tiny Smallest Horse Alive.
Towards Pennant Winners.
Nose, the Cigarette Fiend.
The Human Roulette.
Merry Widow Whirl
The Sunny South.
Ferris Wheel.
Smiths Buffalo Bill Wild West.
lola in all her glory.
Carry-us-all.
Wallaces Z in /, etc.
The free acts include Dare Devil
Desperate In his 80 foot high dive.
Sensational Gutheries in an aerial
triple trapeze act.
Ewing's Boy Zouaves In military
drills, wall scaling and pyramid build
ing.
The Baseball Association arranged
for the carnival to locate on Main
street from Tenth to Thirteenth
streets and on the Market Place and
If the weather permits, will reap
harvest for their share of the pro-
ceeds
Ewing's Juvenile Zouave band gave
a concert at Rand park last night and
won lasting place in the hearts of
all the music loving public that heard
their repertoire of music that ranged
from the popular rag-time of TIE pres
ent day to the classics Of our past
masters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-24
LET Sherwood repair yo,r barne,

Let Sherwood repair your harness.
The Tea and Coffee Trade Journ-
al, published In New York, In It's cur
rent issue prints picture OF Harry
r. Culkin, tea and coffee buyer for
the S. Hamill Co. of this city with
half page write up Of his business
career which commenced when he en-
tered the big Hamill office as an Of
fee boy at a salary Of SO per week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-24
NOTICE TO CLEANERS.

Get our offer on slugs and pearls
before selling. We pay the highest
prices on slugs and pearls
HAWKEYE PEARL BUTTON co.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-26

E Motor: Two cylinders, horizontal
opposed, 4 1-2 x inches, giving! six
teen horsepower actual at normal
speed. Valves mechanically operated
and Interchangeable. Valve cams
and cam shaft, contained in separate
frame, can be removed without
change OF timing. Motor thoroughly
protected by sheet metal pan. Y
Carbureter: Our standard design.
foat-feed, single adjustment type.
Ignition: Double, magnetic and
batterly, with non-yibrating coil.
Oiling: Compression Soller. located
on front Of dash, under hood. oils
engine automatically; sight feeds In
view of operator. ,a.f,t., g,.s, 10
Cooling: Honeycomb cooler, nat
ural circulation, no pump. ;55- #.
Transmission: !. Planetary type,
two speeds forward, one. reverse, d.
rect drive on high speed. Transmits
9 sion enclosed and running in oil.
Dust and mud proof. Slow-speed and
reverse bands quickly adjusted by set
screws extending through side Of
case. ,.;.i. -. .e..-a.;s
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-26

lI POWER WITH FORE DooR-s05o 90.

81 Motor: Four 4 vertical cylinders,
4 inches; cast IN pairs; giviag
Is horsepower actual at l1oemal
speed. Inlet and exhaust valve. lrle-. e.
chanicallys operated end inter .hanga.
!; able; loca ted on opposite sides Mo-
!. tor fully protected by sheet metal
!; pan. 81 I. "a 1}s5 IS s.5 Z
CarbuIesers Our standard design,
& hoat-feed, single adjustment type. =
Ignition: Double, magnetic and
battery, with non-vibrating coil.
Oiling: Force-teed. single deliy
cry, splash n system. integral with
motor. singl s. sight feed localed on
dash in view OF. operator; ausomat,-
cally oils motor and clutch.
Cooling: Honeycomb cooler, nat
ural circulation, no pump.
Transmission: ;Sliding-gear tyre,
three speeds forward, one reverse;
direct drive n high speed.
t Clutch: all metal multiple disc
s Drive: Bevel gear, with A.wo uni
]; ;iversal joints.
z& Frame: Pressed steel.
Wheels: 80 inches, wood artillery
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-26
MODEL. AB-TWo.CYINDER 1e HORSEPOWER RUNABoUT-seoo

i. Drive: Bevel gear, with two uni
yersal joints. !. .yg 'i.ss 81 rs
Frame: Pressed steel.
Wheels: % inches, wood, artil-
.lery, type.
E Tires: 2S < 3 inches standard
clincher type. .t
Wheel base: se inches; tread, IS
inches. =. ..
Springs: Full elliptic in front and
rear, 80; ia
! Brakes: Double-acting on rear
hubs, s. .,,,aJ.Y.a rs s 81.
/ Body: Metal with stamped mold
ings, runabout type, divided seat,
open deck In rear with metal tool
box. -
Tank Capacity: Gasoline, 10 gal
Ions; water. 2 IL gallons; oil, 2
quarts. -.
Weight: About 100 pounds.
Equipment: Magnetic, top, gen.
orator, gas lamps, jack, pump, two
oil side lights, one oil tail light,
horn, set of tools, tire repair kit.
Color: Dark blue with cream
Wheels.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-26

pattern. }i1, .Iyi
Wheel base: 1o4 inches; tread
Sc inches. =55s. s5.:l. 50
Springs: Half elliptic in front,
three-quarter elliptic scroll in. rear Fl
3: Brakes: Two sets, double-acting
on rear hubs; one set internal ex-i44
panding, one set external contract
ing. 81 ~ ~! !? aj.!!-
Body: Metal with stamped mold,
ings. Upholstered in high-gradei j
leather and hair. N; .5;, : IS (,
Tank Capacity: Gasoline, II IL.
gallons water, s gallons; oil, s.,
pints.3 3S-Ii -. Z; ::tS:.l 81.
Tires: 32sx 3 IL inches, stand. :.
ard clincher type. ),
Equipment: Magnetic, two brass j
oil side lights, one oil tail light; horn
with flexible tube, tool kit, jack,
pump tire repair: kit, tool box on
running board, foot rest, robe rail, /.
:carpet.ion tonneau floor.
Color: Blue, black with cream
wheels: = =
+ Price: $3.50. F. 0. b. factory
where manufactured. y.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-26

! We expect a big shipment Of
Maxwell cars in the next fifteen
days, SO order now SO YOU will
be the proud owner Of a Max.
well. Car. Last ear we could
not supply the demand, and this /
Year with the Value you are
getting We are bound to rum short !.
All we ask is, is \ ask al our neighbor'.4
who owns a Maxwell what he
Y thinks about the 1871 1 Maxwell
cars. !. rs: Proof is convincing so let
us is, prove. that the Maxwell leads
! for 81 its durability Al and economy. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
STATE RECEIVES
VALUABLE MAPS
Made During Civil War, They
Are Turned Over to Historical
Commission.
Especial to The Timos-Dispntch.

Raleigh, n. c.. April 1s.-Eight his
toric original draft maps of North Car
oiina territory. prepared for the use
OF the Confederate armies by Major.
General J. e. Gilmer, chief engineer OF
tho Confederate States. have just come
Into the possession of the North Caro-.
Una Historical Commission for preser-
vation. They arc given by Mrs. ]. f.
Minis. who is rho only daughter OF
General Gilmer. and are a special gift
from her to tic State. They include
O map of Northampton. Hertford and
hertie counties; map of Brunswick
county. showing the approaches to
Una from Neuse River and the Will
mington and Weldon Railroad to tho
ocean: map of North Carolina between
Nensc and Tar Rivers. and four other
maps, showing various Typographical
conditions in Eastern Carolina
There is special qualification here at
Raleish's having secured the 1911 scs
sion of the North Carolina Teachers
Assembly and Its allied organizations
the state AssociationIof City Superin-
tendents. the State Association OF
Primary Teachers and the State Asso-
ciation of County Superintendent OF
Public Schools. Tho expectation is tn a [
the big. new auditorium, seating 5000
people, will be completed In time for
this convention. Raleigh business mon
raised $500 for the assembly with
ample funds for the purpose. the most
prominent educators of the country are
TO be brought here 70 participate In
the program.
Easter Monday is municipal primary
day in with tho contest linn
tied to the Democrats. ana the affair
Is sure to be strenuous TO g degree.
There is a fight over the right of near
l. $50 negroes who have registered on
the Democratic books 10 vote. Tho
good government" forces made an er-
fort yesterday. which was Challenge
day. TO got most of these off the books,
but failed. although they did have quite
a number of negroes who were pledged
TO support their tickle; withdraw their
names.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
FfRsT-cLAss TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TURING; PLANT FOR SALE
At PUBLIC AUCTION

/ shall offer for sale, at public auc-
WEDNESDAY,. ArRIl.lo. NEXT. IA
at 10 o'clock y. NJ,
the entire plant and equipment of ohm
y. Wyilic & Co. rhis plant Is II going
concern. with fine established trade.
nrst-class brands, and Is now IN active
operation.
Plant consists or nrsi-class lot and
buildings fully equipped with all nee
cssavy,. modern machinery both for
plug and smoking manufacturing: mod
ern drying machinery. and all ma
clincry of every kind that is needed.
Building is three stories and base
ment. In nrst-oass order. with ample
lot room for any extensions desired.
The machinery Will be first offered /:
tie factory as nwhole. The highest
bid will DO reported to rcfercc In bank
rtptcy. and tho sale viii be subject
to confirmation By the bankruptcy
court
TERMS or SALE: ON machinery
separately, cash on delivery. On real
estate or on factory ASA whole, - per
cent cash. balance In notes al ono and
two years. Bearing interest al rate OF
6 per cont. per annum secured by deed
Of trust on property
This is q splendid opportunity 10
buy an established business trade and
brands. TO purchaser Of factory ms n
whole thc, brands, good VIII. tags.
Parties Interested can get any desired
information by addressing tile trustee
nj Danvllc. Va,
y. w. DOUTlIAT, Trustees
PATTON. TEMPLE. & WILLIAMSON, 4
lEtt}i, s Auctioncers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
FUNERAL. OF FIRE CHIEF
WILL. BE HELD rO-NiORROW

lSpccial to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria. Va. April l6.-Funeral
services for George W. Pettey. chief
of the Alexandria Fire Department
who dropped dead last night while re-
spending to an alarm of lire, will be
held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
from his late residence, 1ao North
Royal Street. Members of the various
fire engine companies throughout the
city Will attend the funeral in a body
Called meetings of the fire companies
together with the Board of Fire War
dcns, will be held at their respective
engine houses tomorrow night 10 take
action on the chiefs death and nuke
arrangements for attending the fu-
neral.
The City Council WILL at meeting
which Will be held April rs next. elect
successor to the chief. During the
interim. Courtney Acton, president of
tile Board of Fire Wardens. by virtue
OF his office. will act rs chief.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
FINE uNHOLSTER1NG AND MAT
TRESSES.

REPAIRED AND UP
holstered: mattresses made over like
new: furniture and china packed
and shipped, JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
Auttton @ales, Future 7eaps.
Sale Of Valuable Pa
per Mill
ROANOKB RAPIDS. y. c.

Under direction of and BY virtue OF
authority conferred In me by the stock
holders and board OF directors Of the
Roanoke Rapids Paper Manufacturing
Company. the Undersigned president
OF the said company. Will, on
TUESDAY, THE 25TII DAY OF
APRIL, 1911, Al O'CLOCK 7. NJ.
sell at public auction. for cash. at the
mill of said company, located at or
near Ronnokc Rapids, Halifax county,
y c.. the entire manufacturing plant.
Including its mill Site of said company.
on the Roanoke River. near said town
Of Roanoke Rapids. together with GER
tain timber lands owned by 1t. stu
ated In Northampton county, and Its
rights, whatever they may be. for
leases for power and for tenement
houses from the Roanoke. Rapids
Power Company, and all OF it's personal
property, including manufactured
stock. raw material and stock In pro-
cess OF manufacture, etc.
For full description and further In
formation. all of which will be prompt
" given, apply to +. l.. Ezekiel. gen;
eral manager. Roanoke Rapids, y. CT
This Sth day of April. IoI1.
CHARLES COHEN, President
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
In the matter OF In
q w. DAVIS AND
y. j. DAVIS.
Bankrupts Bankrt
Bankruptcs.

On motion OF c. w Antrims Sons
and the other petitioning creditors
herein. by counsel, it appearing from
an affidavit made and He'd in this
cause that l.. l.. Faulkner WHO was
made IL party 10 this proceeding nv Mn
order entered herein on February 10.
1911 is not an inhabitant of this dis
trict: that he cannot be found ir, said
district; that he has not voluntarily
entered his appearance herein, and
that personal service upon him Is not
practicable. IL is hereby ordered thai
the said r.. |. Faulkner do appenr
before this court at tho court room
thereof III the city OF Richmond, Vir-
E!nia. on TUESDAY, THE a5TH DAY
OF APRIL. 19i1. to take such stems as
he may be advised for the protection
of his rights herein, aud that. in dc,
will proceed to tho hearing and nd
Indication OF the rights nssertcd hy
said T.. H. Faulkner In the water. rights
appurenant TO the tract of land siti,at-
cd In MncklenbnrS county, Va, standiii..
in the name OF q. w. DAVIS and At
DAVIS, the bankrupts herein. and
containing eleven hundred and thirty.
nine and sixty ono hundredths ncrcv
iI,13a.60). And II is further ordered
that this order shall be published In
The Times Dispa tch. newspaper ri
general circulation, published i'm lilo
city. Of Richmond, Virginia. once n
week for Six consecutive weeks IN =.
EDMUND WADDIIT, In.
$. District Judge.
JOSEPH n. BRADY, Clerk.
Il Richmond. Va. March Z. 1911.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
Heettnag.
The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. |.
NOTICE Or SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
EitS' MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
Ip,, "a meeting OF The Stockholders Of
ne Chesapea he and Ohio Railway Com
any has been called by tho Board Of
directors OF said Company. to be held
i inc principal Office OF the Company
\ the city of Richmond Virginia. on
a 2, 'uruay. the 18th dag of APRIL i91l. at
| o'clock y. NJ. for the following purl
os4s: - W.
% TO consent 10. approve and
authorize the creation and issue OF
10 be limited TO Il principal amount.
IN United States gold coin, Of
siSo.VoV,ooo az any one time out
standing; such bonds % mature AT
from such date and al such rate
or rates. not exceeding iive Der
cent per annum, as the Bourd OF
directors or the Executive Com
mine: to be fssuablc for such Dur.
poses. upon and subject TO such
terms ,anc conditions and in such
denominations; to he payable. both
place or places, in such currency
or currencics and at such rate or
rates OF exchange. and to be in
sucn form and 10 contain such
or said Committee may determine:
to) 70 consent 10, approve and
authorize the execution and deliv-
cry of mortgage and deed of
trust on and OF all or any part Of
the railroads. equipment fran
chiaes and property. including cor
pora,e stocks and obligations.
Owned by the Company at the date
OF the execution and delivery OF
such mortgage and decd Of trust
OF at any time thereafter acquired
by II such mortgage and deed or
trust TO secure not only such bonds
pvt also, In pursuance Of cove
nants heretofore made by the Com
pany and otherwise. to secure, in
may be authorized or approved by
The Board OF Directors or Stock
holders of the Company. not en-
cerdinG sa'.2oo.00o. face amount.
Twenty Year Convertible Gold
Bonds of the Company. issued or
issuablc under the trust indenture.
bearing date April rs. 1870 be-
tween the Company and United
states Mortgage and Trust Com
pany. as Trustee.
&C. 10 approve. or to authorize
the Board OF Directors of the Com
pany In lis discretion to deter
mine. the form and terms of such
mortgage and deed. of trust, and
the property of the Company to be
embraced therein:
(d) to ratify and confirm and ia
authorize and consent TO any action
therefore taken or authorized by
said Board of Directors or by the
Executive Committee of the Com
pany. which may be submitted 10
the meeting. whether for the nur.
poses OF or in connection with or
in contemplation of any OF the
matters aforesaid or otherwise:
and
(el TO transact such other bus
mess as may be brought before
the meeting.
The stock transfer books of the Com
amy will be closed for such meeting
IL Monday. the 10th day of April. 1911.
t 8 o'clock r; NJ. and will be reoponcd
I 10 o'clock 4. NJ
Dated, Richmond. Va. March 27.191I.
BY order of the Board of Directors
JAS. STEUART M.NCKIE,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
aurtton Scales. Future Daps.
The Valentine Auction Co.
AuCTIOkEERS ss
o. g EAST BROAD ST..
TRUSTEES SALE OF #.
Restaurant and Stock.
McvElGH/& GL1NN.
Auctioneers.

Pursuant TO tho terms ola deed o.
t tiuie da z e.o Aprii 10; loli. from g.
Zee zee. duly recorded in the ! Chaneefv
Somrt OF the city Of Richmond i viii
i Se,s a. public auction. on tho prem
,ses no; ~ East Broad Street Rich
TUESDAY, APRIL is. 1911,
Beginning Mt II o'clock A. NJ,
2 !, complete and fun line of restaurant
furniture and fixtures. consisting Of
large Combination Lunch and Oyster
L ,,,,l Ter with Back Mirror and ShcivLs
ING, Hotel Range, Cooking Utensils!
Shinaware, Plated Ware. Marble and
S Snk ron Tables, Chairs, Cash Register,
Saa ice - Boxes Linen, Knives, Forks.
spoons, Cofce Urn. etc, together with
n INC lot OF domestic and imported
groceries and fancy canned goods M i
TERMS: Cash. mn Il. II
CHARLES p. BIGGER. IT'S
MIR, Trustee.
34 Auctioneers. n
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-17
ny c. l.. e /. Dcuoon,
Real Estate Anctioneers.
sci ~. Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or K
NICE HOME WITH THREE ACRES
OF LAND. ON THE NINE-AIILIs
ROAD iSENEN PINES BR.AIJ,IyA Y,.5s

I'y virtue of a deed of trust. dated
August H. 1870 recorded in EIenrico
county Circuit Court. y. B.1SSHA. page
.73 and III request OF note holder, de
fauli having been made In payment OF
note secured therein, will sell by
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, April. is. 1911, ....s
nj 1880 o'clock l.. M.
the property described lii said decd
as all that certain tract OF land, with
the improvements thereon lying ami
being. In the county OF Ilcnrico. hclowi
he city OF Richmond, on the west si,lo.
OF the Nine-Mile Road. Falrfield Diy5
tTict, near Fair Oaks, containing three
CD acres, and designated as lots Nos,
s. : and & OH rlat made BY II. G, Tedi
4 Bro, and recorded In IIcnrico Circuit
Conr; In ID. u. 10 p. page 90. nd
There IL n new and nice dwelling on
The land. and usual outbuildIngs.s5yf3s5
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF safe
any taxes due. and To pay a noto OF
$50 with interest from February III
lall, rrcd'is for notes OF $40, onoh5
dated August 1i,f4l9Io, atiI2. is and &c
months. and note for $1,000. do
august !. 1912; balance on terms ans
nounccd Mt sale. f s.5la ~
WILLoUGIIBY NEWTON
Seven pines,S IT Stop 49, :f4l5l