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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06
Mattina Ruas.

When getting mating get several
yards extra, with which to make sum-
mer rugs. You can cut this extra
piece into desired lengths and finish
them neatly on the edges by pulling
out the straws to the depth OF sew
eral inches and tying up the threads.
These rugs protect the floor cover
ing quite as well as heavier ones and
have the advantage of being without
fuzz and easily cleaned.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06
LEFTHANDERS HOLD THE KEY
southpaws Responsible for Close Race
In National League and Will
Settle Championship.

Left-handed pitchers are playing
an important part in the present keen
struggle for the leadership Of the Ma
tional league. They will do much to-
ward settling the championship before
the schedule runs out, October II.
This is a prediction made by Johnny
Killing of Boston.
Up to date they have caused sud
den changes in the standing of the
first five clubs. Marquard and Wiltse
are greatly responsible for McGraw's
club being where it is. Sallee of st.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06
MARY DEAN.
HENS OF SKIRTS SLASHED
Narrow Draperles, at Present So
Much In Vogue, Render This
Style Imperative.

Many of the new skirts have deeply
slashed hens; or, If the hem Is not
slashed, the seam of the overlapping
drapery is left open to a height Of
from twelve to fifteen inches. In many
cases this opening of the seam or
slashing Of the hem is absolutely nee
essary, because the skirt is so narrow
that otherwise the wearer could not
step.
Every indication points to the con-
tinuance of the short jacket for
tailored suits. Twenty-six inches is
the approximate length that will be
most in use. Throughout the sum-
mer slightly shorter effects have pre-
vailed, and the abruptly cut away or
eton front, with the position back,
has been considerably seen. But in
the preparation of fall models dress
makers and tailors both suggest that
the length in front be increased;
therefore, models of this kind are be-
ing modified to the more practical
form for winter.
The almost form fitting, though
straight line cut jacket IS much seen
in Paris. Nearly all OF the tailors con-
tinue to cut the jacket very fat over
the hips One exception is Callot,
who is putting a slight fullness into
the basque of the jacket, recalling GER
tain quaint, old fashioned styles. This
form of jacket always runs consider
ably shorter to the front; the fullness
or ripple in the back is so slight as to
be hardly noticeable, but at the same
time it is there, and, to some degree,
bespeaks a new fashion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06
An Unfinished Sons
BY JEROME sPRAGUE
Copyright 1911 by Associated Literary Press9

I Il do not know. Probably they were
stolen. But who?"
| Cousin Jane could not have done
it," she told him, 81 have been with
her every moment, except when she
| is on deck In her chair. Then l am
J with you. Someone must have heard
uE talking and have seen me give you
/ the BOX"
Granger reported the loss. One day
! he said to Helen, You must give me
TIE right to buy pearls for you-when
wo reach New York, l want you to
be my wife,
ooh. but l can't, she said, Il have
to marry man with money"
Granger looked at her stunned.
Why, do you say that?"
"Cuosin Jane says l must" the girl
told him. ''She says l have always
been used to everything and that |
would never be happy with poor
man"
Couldn't you be happy with the
man you lover"
Her face famed. you remember
my song?" she asked breatlessly, did
you eve4 hear the end?"
mo"
Then she sang it to him. And to
the last two lines she gave particu-
lar emphasis.
The heart of man to the heart
of maid,
As it was in the days of Old"
That's the way it should be-" he
said. II could be happy with you on
desert island, yet you demand riches"
"Oh. no" she protested Cousin
Jane said that"
IF it were not for Cousin Jane" he
asked, land 1 should tell you that all
can give you is little cottage in
quiet little town, would you come
with me?"
I'D go with you to the end of the
world she said
That afternoon he went to Cousin
Jane and told her the truth Cousin
Jane gasped at the revelation "But
| do not want her told" Granger said.
Then he looked at the hard woman
sternly. "Yov had better give in he
said suddenly, "or shall let her know
about the pearls
But" she began.
You have them he accused. Il
found this in my room" He held out
to her small gold cross which she
had worn every day hanging conspicu-
ously from her watch fob.
You can give her back the pearls
as wedding present"
Granger took his wild bird to mod.
est little place, in quiet town. The
paris came unmarked in a white box
and Helen wore them now and then
with her simple white gowns
Some day l will give you more
jewels" Granger promised her, and
she would answer. SILLY, what do
want with jewels?"
Thus the telling became harder and
harder, he loved their life and want.
ed no Cher. So it happened that il
was Cousin Jane who wrote He is
deceiving you. Ask him What lie is
keeping from you?"
She showed the note to him. Are
you?" she asked.
Yes" he admitted
Her face was very white What is
it?" she demanded.
Alas, l am a rich man." he told
her. viii you hate me because l did
not tell your"
Il shall love you always" she said,
and sang for him again the ending of
the song which had brought him to
her.
The heart of a man to the heart
of maid,
AS it was in the days of old"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06

Snodgrass attracted the attention OF
Manager McGraw, and on june Fl,
1908, he became connected with the
New York Nationals. AS catcher
he got little chance, but since last
fall he has been tackling an outfield
job with great success.
Thielman Now at Home.
Henry Thielman, the veteran, is
pitching for his home team at st.
Cloud, Mich
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06

Unusual attention is being attracted
to Fred G. Snodgrass, just now, be-
cause of his steady batting excellence,
which is putting him in race with the
leaders of the National and American
league sluggers for the Chalmers
automobile offered as reward to the
champion batsman of the season.
Since his assignment to- regular out
field position by Manager McGraw, he
has rarely failed to make good with
the stick.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06
Eastern League umpires.

Only three of the eight umpires who
began the season in the Eastern
league are left. They are Wright,
Murray and Hart. Black, Bannon.
Rudderhom. Fender and Pollack have
all gone their way and have been re-
placed by Halligan. keenan,, KERN.
Kelly. Doyle and KILN.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06

over an ounce of oxide of zinc to make
a smooth paste. Four ounces of rose
water are then added slowly, and last
ly. Is drops of essence of rose. Bot
tie and shake we'll before applying the
lotion to the skin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06
a Precaution

l think we had better try and have
Harry transferred to some other de-
paYtment at the Office"
why? He is getting on finely"
Maybe he is. but when / asked him
the other day if the typewriter in
his division was light, he answered
yes, just the kind of blonde that suit
ed his style"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-09-06
Useful.

Briggs-Have your daughters &C
complished much in music? Griggs-
Yes, their playing has rid us of two
very undesirable neigbbors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
BODY OF WALKER
NOT YET FOUND
Mystery Surrounds Supposed
Suicide of Burgaw Young
Man.
Especial to The rimes-pispatch.


Wilmington. y. c.. August 26.-The
oody OF young NJ r. Walker. OF Bur-
Ea", who it is alleged committed sui
eide on Wednesday night by shooting
himself then topping off a high tres
tie at Wrightsville Beach, has not, as
yet been recovered. Until the body is
round. IL II over Is, All air o: mystery
VIII surround the affair
This is especially SO as to-day the
aounS worm whom Walker was en-
gagged to wed denied that tho
young man had any love troubles, and
declared that the day OF the tragedy
ne was with her, and was light
hearted, and they talked of their an
iroachinS marriage. 1t was said that
walker killed himself on account of
a love affair
The <tct that so much INSURANCE.
$1,000 or 100000 was carried on
aikers life has also mystlhed mat
ters. and 1t is likely detectives will be
piaced at work on the case
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Rptfcas.

THE BATTLE AXE BASEHAI. i,
team Will play the Washington
Amateur League at Washington n
uouDle-header on Labor Day, Sep
tember 4. This ought to prove inter
esting owing to the even match of
both teams. Don't iAil to go ON j.
Al: Thompson & Co. excursion to
washington ON that date. Two days
only; s2.75 round trip.
NUGGETS DRY CLEANED BY lsLEC-
lrIcity' 81: removes all dirt and
germs: call us to-day. II. r. COSBY
ELECTRlC AND MACHINE cor 2iO
EAST Marshall. Madison 1900
N0TiCE-AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
Estabilshed from Centralia to
beattie trial. Take car to Cen
tralia.
NOTlCE-AUTOMoBlLES FOR HIRE.
i:St2 blished from Centralia to
he2ttie trial. Take car to Cen
tralia.
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SOON TO ASSUME DUTIES
Ne" ambassadors VIII Present Cree
dcntfnis Ia SoVercigps I'm Octobcr

New Ambassadors VIII Present Gre.
dentfnis Ia So'ercigps I'm October
ash'nston. ID. C., August 26.-The
new American ambassadors to Ger
many. italy and Japan will present
their credentials to the sovereigns of
those countries the latter part of Oc.
toper' 1t is expected that John G. a.
Leishhan VIII assume his duties as
ambassador at Berlin October 20
Ihofnas j. OBrien going to Rome. and
Charies Page Bryan to Toxic about
'he same time. The changes in the
MINISTER'S to Argentina. the Balkan
H'ates' Belgium Cuba and the Neither
lands. probably will take mace some
what earlier.
is not known at the State Depart
.ment whether David Jayne Hill tbs
reurins ambassador to Germany. will
persohaiIy present his letters OF re-
can TO Emperor William II he does
not do so. 1t is added they will he do
iVered by his successor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

The sale OF the property of the vir-
glnia Anthracite Coal and Railway
Company in Montgomery county, Vir.
gina heretofore advertised for June
20, 1911 to be held by the undersigned
IN execution OF decree of the Chan.
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond
entered April 25 1911. in the cause
entitled Virginia Trust Company. Trus-
Tee; VS. Virginia Anthracite Coal and
Railway Company. has been postponed
u Ini AUGUST 20. 1911. at IL o'clock
VIII be offered for sale in front of
me courthouse At Christiansburg. va
TERMS: $4,000 cash. of which s1O.-
600 to be paid on day of sale $40. 900
on day OF confirmation by decree OF
court, balance on credit OF six, twelve
ana eighteen months. evidenced by
proHissory notes with interest added:
ute retained until conveyance ordered
by the court
ROBERT E. SCOTT.
MURRAY NJ MCGUIRE.
WILLIAM A. MONCURE,
Special Commissioners
=, Bond required by above described
decree has been duly given.
CHAS. O. SAVILLE. Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

PAUL RAMSEY. LADIES TAILOR
2ll NORTH FIRST. NEAR GRACE
WILL GIVE SUMMER PRICES ON
ALL ORDERS THIS WEEK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

We will sell, in the second floor
apartment of No. il5 North Fifth
streei tbetween Grace and Franklin
Streets), on account of owner declin-
Ing housekeeping. the handsome f,ir-
hituFe contained therein. consisting Of
BED ROoM-Reautiful Solid Mahog-
any Bed. open panel ends and strict
y up date piece of furniture: fine
Ma MAPLE Wire SPRING. ostermoor Felt
Table, with Chairs to match: very
handsome Solid Mahogany Arm Rock
er. Mahogany Costumer, Box Couch
and Cover, fine Wool smyrna Drugget
and Rugs. Electric Fan, Antique Ma
hogany Dresser. newly finished and in
good condition.
LIBRARY-Fine three piece genuine
Leather Library Suit on mahogany
frames; four section Globe Wetnicke
BOOK Case. Oak Flat Top Desk. fine
Flemish Oak Chihonnier. Crex Drug
gets and Rugs. two. Mahogany Taber-
cites.
DINING RooM-Reautiful Round
Top Mahogany Dining Table. with
clawfoot pedestal, ten-foot extension;
set Of handsome imported Mahogany
Vienna Chairs, consisting of four side
Front Mahogany China Case. very
handsome Solid Mahogany Sideboard,
costly Saxony Rug, 9Xl2 feet rich ma
hogany color: Cut Glass Punch Bowl
and stand. Cut Glass Candlesticks
KITCHEN-Fine Hoosier Kitchen
Chairs, etc.
goods are all of the very BEST qdality.
and must be seen to be appreciated.
Sale positive. Ladies' invited to at
tend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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Suction seaes future 9apa aurtuu SALES. q uturr 7aups
nc v aUs4oss AzagctionC Co TheVleheA ucmCo
HNs' @S DAD ST e1e EA SsSsf BRoAD ST
+ urnlture, kimball Piano, Floor
lowering, Crockery, Glassware,
Linens, ETC., Of the Fashion
able Residence, 21OE..
Grace Street,
AT AUCTION

o the
commencing at 1880
TUESDAY.
Table
Rockers
egh
cooking
Lila
Mahogany WashstanG oat
Roll
Is all
attention buyeh
THE VALENTINE AUCTION 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Week Mt City HnII.

me following municipal meetings
nave peen scheduled for the week:
Monday-Committee on Streets and
F.lhhnS and GLAZING {; O'Clock.
nesday-Committee on Relief of the
Poor at S o'clock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Loca,
assessments and St Johns Burial
Grounds at o'clock
Friday-.Committec on Cemeteries a.,
o'clock
The meeting OF the Committee IN
Reiet OF the Poor was Originally
called for tomorrow night for hear
ing bidders on the new ambulance for
the city Home. The dealers will be
heard the following night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
BIG DREADNOUGHT
SENT DOWN WAYS
Rlvadavia Takes Initial
Lip in Sea at Fore
River Yards.
IS BEING BUILT
FOR ARGENTINE
This Mightiest of the Worlds
Monster Fighting Machines
Constructed by American
Worknen and Will Be
Manned by Americans.
Launching Exclusive.
This Mightiest of the Worlds
Monster Fighting Machines
Features of the Rivadavia

Displnce ment-28,5OO tons, 800
tons greater than the Arknnsas and
Wyoming, the largest American
Drcndnouchts.
Length, $50 feet, breadth, oS feet;
draught, - feet Inches.
Motive power-thrcc steam tur-
hines, developing $4,000 horsepower,
with II speed of o:I2 knots.
Fucl-Cnrrics 1000 IONS of roni
and $50 tons of fuel oil nv nm nux-
iIinry.
Armamcnt-Twclyc twelye-Iuch
guns. In six turrcts, arranged so
that NIL can be used In either broad
side; twelve SE-inch guns, twelve
4E-inch guns and two 21-inch sub
merged torpedo tubes.
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTiOkEERS
g e EA ST BROAD GT


Handsome Round Dining Tables
China Closets. Sideboards Leather
Seat Dining Chairs, Leather Parlor
Suits Couches. Brass Beds. Oak Cham
Der Suits, B!rd's-Eye Maple Dressers
and Chiffonniers. Administer Druggets
Refrigerator Iron Beds. Lace Cur
tains. New Mating. Odd Dressers,
Centre Tables, Wardrobes. Toilet Sets,
Rugs. etc.
Also a number of growing Palms,
Rubber Plants. Norfolk Island Pines,
etc. at auction.
TOMORROW (MoNDAY). AUG. %.
commencing 1880 o'clock,
at our auction salesrooms, No. els East
Broad Street.
Ladies invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Tsp eciai to The Tlmes-ptspatch. !

lSpcCldl TO ne L I'M 6S" bISp3tCn.I
Quincy, Mass. August 26,-Surpas-
sing in size any Dreadnought of the
world powers now anoat, the battle
ship Rivadavia. built and equipped en-
tireiy by Americans for the Argentine
republic. was launched to-day at the
yards OF the Fore River Shiphuiid!ng
Company.
Just before the Rivadavia plunged
into the bay. Tom Sopwith. the Eng
ish airman. flew out from the Harvard
aviation field and circled around her
gigantic hun. Thus the two most po-
tent factors in modern warfare met.
y distinguished gathering OF South
American diplomats and official repre-
sentativcs OF the United States and
European nation was on the deck of
the huge lighting craft when she slid
Sonora De Naon, wife of the Argentine
minister to the United States, who
represented Sonora Saenz Pena. wife
of the President of the Argentine re-
public.
Launching Is "ExcIusive."
The launching was the most Eek
elusive event of the kind in recent
years Only those summoned by spe-
cial invitation We're permitted TO be-
present The official guests arrived
aboard a special train from Boston
peculiar sort of mixed pride in
this new sea monster was felt by
Americans who witnessed the cere-
monies The Rivadavia was designed
by American engineers. built solely by
American workmen and will be hlled
from stem to stern and masts to keel
/, Americans
The Fore River shipbuiding Com
pany. at whose yartL< the launching
took place. built the hull OF the yes
sci under contract, and the Bethlehem
Steel Company made the armor plate
The Bethlehem company will also con.
struct the big guns which. when put
In place, will give the Rivadavia the
most powerful broadsidc OF any yes
sci that ever sailed the seas.
In displacement. the true measure
or size, the Rivadavia exceeds the
largest vessels. of the American navy,
and also the Hercules. Colossus and
Lion. the great English Dreadnoughts
now being built
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

We will sell for w F. Hazelgrove
BIS West Broad Street. who Is retiring
from the retail grocery business on
account of other interests. a well-se-
lected fresh stock. handsome modern
fixtures. three Horses. Wagon and
Harness.
business established in 1894. Now
doing a business from $4,000 TO $50. 900
per annum. paying a clear profit of
$4,000 to $1,000 per year. without de-
voting. his entire time. This business
controls its portion of the best class
of trade in the city.
guaranteed inventory read at sale.
Sale po!Etive. TERMS: At sale.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctloneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

LAST WEEK FOR SUMMER PRICES.
LADIES. HAVING MOVED FROM
Ny OLD CHARTERS. BEG TO AN
GATED AT 302 EAST GRACE
STREET. WHERE AM IN BET
TER POSITION THAN EVER TO
SERVO YOU. l HAVE JUST RE-
GEINED y FULL LINE OF ALL
THE LATEST NOVELTIES And
Nil ADVANCED FALL AND WIN
TER STYLES CHARLES FISHER.
LADIES TAILOR. 302 EAST GRACE
STREET. PHONE MADISON 6692.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

FALL SEASON IS NOW
OPENING. WE WOULD ADVISE
all LADIES DESIRING SUITS no
Ii.ACE THEIR ORDERS WITH US
bEtoRE THE RUSH. WE HAVE;
LIE STYLES. AND OUR MA
iERlAl.S ARE THE BEST. A CALI.
AND INSPECTION OF OUR MODEL :
WtL.L CONVINCE AND SURPRISE:
SOt: OUR WORKMANSHIP CAN'T
BE BEAT. SO ALL OUR WORK Is
JnARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFAC-
LION. BEFORE PLACING YOUR
S0RD ER We WOULD LIKE TO SEE
4oU. BuDMAN & DAVIS. LADIES
TAlLORS, $40 WEST GRACE. PHONE
SOIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

Sl0-FINEST QUALITY 20-YEAR
guaranteed watches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

FIRST FLOOR FIAT NEW. r,vr
rooms bath and pantry. concrete
fioor. cellar, large back porch: sen
arate entrance. electric lights and
az improvements: convenient TO two
car Hnes, ana near Ch!mboraZo Park
Possession at once 1928 Martin
Ihirty-fourth Street Apply 2s03A y
Marshall Street r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

PARLoR SUITS. CoUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuphoistered Nattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods:
Reliable work. SYDNOR HUMID
LEY. I'll East Broad. Madison 32U4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

LAST WEEK FOR SUMMER PRICES
LADIES, HAVING MOVED FROM
Ny OLD QUARTERS. BEG TO An
NowNCE THAT 1 AM NOW 10
SAIED At 30S EAST GRACE
SIREl:T, WHERE l AM IN BETTER
i,OSlTlON THAN EVER TO SERVE
10Y ! HAVE lust RECEIVED A
FULL LINE OF ALL THE LATEST
NON ELITES AND ALL ADVANCED
FALL AND WINTER YLES.
CHARLES FISHER. LADIES' TAIL
OF. 3o2 Fast FRACE STREET.
PHONE MADISON 66a2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
TheWalenthe Auction Co.
AUCTiONEERS
q I g EA ST BROAD ST

AUCTION SALE OF STOCK OF
CIGARS CIGARETTES. TOBACCO.
PIPES, CIGAR AND CIGARETTE
HOLDERS, NATIONAL CASH REG
ISTER, ELECTRIC FAN. ETC, OF
kRUG'S CIGAR STORE. NO 700
EAST MAIN STREET
On account of closing up the retail
business. We Will sell a; Krug's Cigar
store. No. 1os East Main Street,
TUESDAY. AUGUST 90.
at o'clock p. NJ.
his retail stock, consisting OF about
5000 Cigars various brands. various
brands Of Cigarettes, Smoking and
Chewing Tobaccos, large assortment
OF French Briar Pipes, Mcerschaum
Pipes. Cigar and Cigarette Holders,
large lot of cheap grade Pipes. Inn
proved Total Adding and Check Print
ing National Cash Register. four blade
Electric Fan. etc
Sale positive, Stock viii be sold in
detail in lots to suit bidders.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO
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he
" ''''ue'ce' NO 2l0 'e e"'iFe cohten
commencing o.rIo
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DRrSonaiS.

. CUTLER. LADIES TAILOR. FOR
MEkLf OF III lie WEST MAR
SHALL. STREET. HAS MOVED HIS
rARLORS TO 2l2 NORTH THIRD
SSIREET (BETWEEN BROAD AND
GIRACEl, WHERE HE NOW IS
BETTER PREPARED TO TAKE,
ORDERS FOR YOUR FALL. SUIT
! HE HAS FULL LINE or ALL
LIE LATEST STYLES AND FAT-
Feet FIT AND WORENANSHtp
81 RANTEED. PRICES REASON.
ABLE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

PAUL KAMsKY, LADIES TAILOR.
III NORTH FIRST. NEAR GRACE
Will GIVE SUMMER PRICES ON
ALL ORDERS THIS WEEK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned trustee. ia ted
ian uary ?. 1894. recorded In the clerks
p once hichmond Chancery Court. in
- -, - l9o A. page i2s. default having
oeeh made in the payment OF portion,
Q. inc money secured THEREBY. and
De'hg required so to do By the holder,
OF said note. | shall offer for sac \.
pubic auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1911.
at 500 o'clock P NJ,
the property above described
he house has I'VE or six rooms with
a good lot fronting s!xtv feet six
inehes and running back a depth OF
go feet, more or less This property
rents we'll and with a few repairs
vestmen, "
hhMs; Cash as TO expenses OF sale.
Of $500 with interest from January ..
III balance upon credit OF six
ana twelve months, with interest from
Gay OF sale: or all cash. at the cp,ic1
Of the purchaser.
c. II SUTTON.
Trustee
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csa,se sell for boo'en ra.um do.
WEDNESDAY AT A NJ
Of - 800 a. w.
rAf-oF-Parlor Chairs
nd
Book case and Books
ornaments Candles;iks ~ '""'e Noc"
Racka CLOCK
Hall Carpet. ''"e'S fto''reS
ING o3Ms-andsome Closet Dr,,
set renders Pictures ratore 80
"a nd WalnutS
niers Iron Beds V"'
vIRGINIA AUCTION = -'m'nlstFater
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aurtion Scales Alonnap.
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTiONEERS
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Auction Sale of Contents of H.
Room Boarding House in Fulton
TOMORROW (MoNDAY). AUG. %.
commencing 1890 o'clock

At tine request of Mr. l. r Lee. who
Is leaving the city, we Will sell on next
Monday morning. August IS, beginning
at 1890 o'clock, the contents OF his
boarding house
nos. 81 AND 3l3 LOUISIANA STREET
(FULTON)
consisting OF double and single Iron
Beds, Springs and Mattress Oak and
Walnut Dressers and Washstands.
Walnut Bed Room Suits, Chairs. Rock
ers. Bowls. Pitchers Lamps Bed
Quilts. pillows. Sheets. Mating. Dim
Ing Table. Is Dining Chairs Crockery,
Glassware. Kitchen Table. Kitchen
Cupboard. Cooking Utensils, etc.
The greater part OF these goods are
compara lively new and in frst-class
condition. Sale positive
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co