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had consented in writing to him sell
ing her husband intoxicating liquors,
and he produced letters. which she
had written, showing that She consent
led to sales being made to her has
band. She, however. replied by show
ing threats made by her husband and
the fear Of harm if she id not write
the letters, and in addition. she
thought she could keep better hold
upon her husband ii she yielded to a
limited number OF sales to him.
After hearing the testimony and ar
guments OF counsel. the case was not
one free from doubt and the jury so
regarded it, some of them cOntending
for the plaintiff and some for the de-
PENDANT, with the result that verdict
of disagreement was reached and the
jury discharged, after being out in the
The case stands just where it did be-
fore this trial commenced and can be
JAILED up for trial at the next term
court.
In the case of the State of Iowa
against Mcdonald, one of the colored
men indicted for stealing from car
at Manila, jury was impanneled and
after portion of the evidence was TAX
en-, the defendant entered a plea of
guilty to petty larceny and was given
a thirty-day sentence in the county
Jail.
In the other case, in which colored
man was charged with robbery, a YER
dict of guilty was returned and he was
given an indeterminate sentence of ten
years and sent to the penitentiary.
In the case of Brown against Brown,
which was an action brought by Mrs.
Brown for a divorce, a decree was
rendered in favor of the plaintiff, after
an agreement was reached by which
the defendant was to be paid $500 as
alimony.
A motion for new trial in the case
of Turner against Bennett, in which a
verdict OF $3.50 was rendered in favor
of the plaintiff for damages caused by
an automobile of defendant frighten-
ing her team and causing it to run
away, was overruled and the case, in
all probability, will now be taken to
the supreme court.
The cases of the State of Iowa
against H. S. Green and Charles
Booth were both dismissed at the close
of the term, as most everybody had
predicted. There is feeling that these,
defendants should have been vigorous
ly prosecuted long time ago, and
if innocent, should have had the bene-
fit of verdict of acquittal. There
will always be dissatisfaction with a
practice, which sends colored man
to the penitentiary for ten years for
stealing trife, while a business man,
who gains the, confidence of his pat
rons and unlawfully takes large sums
of money from them. can go scot free.
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Mrs. U. G. Johnson, of Redtield, 5.
D., is in Denison for visit until
Thursday. She is stopping with Mrs.
Lulu Woodruff. Mrs. Johnson is on
her way home from a visit with her
son, Perry Marshall, and daughter,
Mrs. Dell Smith, who live at Boise,
Idaho. Her host of Denison friends
are delighted to meet her and wish
she could prolong her visit.
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Little James Coan was quite badly
hurt last Sunday evening while play
ing with a railroad torpedo. The lit
tie fellow had been pounding the tor
pedo and the tin part from it flew up,
striking him just above the heart
Medical aid was summoned and al
though he is very weak from the loss
of blood, he is improving nicely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barley left Thurs
day for Guthrie Center, after pleas
ant visit with their daughter. Miss
Nora. They expect to spend two
weeks visiting in Guthrie Center, be-
fore returning to their home in Ode
bolt.
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If You are Looking for the best
in photography, you will find it at the
Ferguson Studio
German Day Friday.

Mrs. E. Eaton, of Wall Lake, was a
shopper in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. J. c. Robinson visited friends
and relatives in West Side Monday.
Mr.. Ed Phelan was up from Omaha
Tuesday evening transacting business.
Miss Elwine Schuldorf, of West
Side, was business visitor in our
city Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Hollander, of Schles-
wig, spent Monday in Denison shop
ping and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Van Wrinkle and
baby, OF Chicago, spent Sunday in Den
ison visiting his. parents.
Mrs. Thomas McGrin went to Dun
lap Sunday for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink.
Mrs. John Powers and daughter.
Mary, of Vail, visited at the Tom
O'Connor home several days the past
week.
Henry Dohse, Of West Side, was in
the city Tuesday transacting business
and calling on his many friends.
Miss Flora Iseminger returned Sat
urday morning from FIT. Wayne, Ind,
where she has been for the past month
enjoying vacation.
August Marwede and wife left Sun
DAY for Omaha, where they will spend
several days visiting friends and TAX
ing in the Ak-sar-ben.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Cole are
spending a few days this week with
Howard Cole before they leave for
their new home in Lake City.
Mrs. George w. Heston returned on
Sunday evening from Dallas, $. D.,
where she spent week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Anal, and family.
Note the prizes offered for produce
exhibits at the Great Harvest Sale
of the Balle-Brodersen company. Read
both their ads through and through.
Mrs. Una Nickson Hopkins, of Pas
adena, Cali, stopped off on her way
home from Rochester, Mimi, for a
visit at the F. w. Meyers home in this
city.
George Schelm, who is attending the
agricultural college at Ames, spent
Sunday with his mother in Denison.
George says he likes the work at Ames
very much.
0. H. kruse bought fine 16O-acre
farm in Worth county last week. Blies-
man & Bottger made the deal. Mr..
Kruse intends to move there next
spring.
Mrs. George McHenry and little son
left Thursday for Columbus, Neb, for
a visit with Mrs. McHenry's parents,
Dr. and Mrs Evans. Mr.. McHenry
expects to join his wife the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. Il. O. McConnaughey enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Pearl Ley Davis. Covers
were laid for ten and the excellent
dinner served by the hostess was
greatly enjoyed by all.
J. B. Lyon has made extensive i'm
provements during the past week in
his grocery store on Broadway. He is
installing new shelving and when it
is completed expects to be able to
display his goods in a much better
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jurgens returned
Thursday from several weeks trip
abroad on the continent, and since
their return to America they have beer
visiting the principal cities Of the east.
Their many friends are glad to see
them home again.
Miss Sarah LafrantZ was the recip-
lent of a miscellaneous shower last
Friday evening, when thirty of her
lady friends surprised her in her
home, bringing with them gifts OF
every nature and excellent refresh
ments. A delightful evening is report
ed by all present.
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FOR SALE will sell the ba a. 20
of my Duroc Jersey spring boarS at
$500 each. One old boar reasonable.
E. c. Baum, on +. Lehfeldt farm. west
of |. c. depot. Denison. 40-2t
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LOST-ScOtch Collie. sable and
white; one white front leg. white toe
on the other foot; collar was on when
he left. Finder please notify S. c..
lheW, benson, Iowa. 4O-1t
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The grand prize, New Home Sew
ing Machine, will be given free to the
customer whose purchases total the
largest amount during the Harvest
Sale. See rules. The Balle-Brodersen
Co.
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Deserved Success.

Charles Klein's great play, "The
Lion and the Mouse" richly deserves
the great success that has followed it
ever since its initial performance. No
play in the last fifty years has set
people to thinking so deeply as has
this one.
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A fair in itself, the exposition OF
merchandise and farm products al the
Harvest Sale. beginning Friday. The
Bale Brodersen company.
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FOR SALE-Moore Oak heater, No.
8. Good condition. Inquire at post
office. 4O.1t
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A set of International Encyclopedias
for sale. In new and splendid condi-
ton and for sale cheap. Enquire at this
office. 4O-tf
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Mrs. John Hill was up from Arion
Monday shopping.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-10-04

At the Boys Store Saturday. DC
tober 7th, will sell shoulders at lOtsc
per pound. to-lt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-10-04

| have a number of thoroughbred
Duroc Jersey male pigs tor sale. n.
W. Inghram, Denison, Iowa. 4O-2t
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Fresh oysters everyday just from
the coast, at The Boys Store. to-lt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-10-04

12O acres for rent or sale. Inquire
at this Office. 4o-t1
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-10-04

Sale of household goods on tbs
of Denison next Saturday at
ternoon. w. j. McAhren. Auct. 4O-1t
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FOR SALE-2 lots with good house
and barn. Enquire of r. E. Cavett, Alb
E. Railroad Ave. 4e-tf
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FOR SALE-Good single driving
horse, with sucking colt. Also good
buggy and harness. Enquire r. E.
Cavett, Alb E. Railroad Ave. 40-tf
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w. P. Hover and wife and daugh-
tiers are in Omaha today spending the
day.
One needing good stenographer call
Phone Sc, Manila. Miss Sadye Nee
ley. 40-1t
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Want Ads
: Lost, Found, For Sale, Etc. F;

A great exhibition of merchandise
and farm products combined at the
Great Harvest Sale OF The Bale
Brodersen company. Don't miss this
big show.
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FOR SALE, at a bargain if taken at
once, my residence, 324 E. Railroad
avenue, Phone 149O. Jas. Watson. 40-1t
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LACE
eoHiAlNs fAVl1AAND
IoFEs AND ORNAMENTS, AUCTION AT 10 o.a N-Esr
III - 80 W-sl
=. me request of Mrs W who
We WI sell at her residence
TUESDAY,
l o'clock
fAf-of-Beautfu Mahogany rsuto
CiocK, Brass Fender
russeI fine Lace
sohd mahogany
Leather
Drugge " iA''en's fleturesi beautiful
VERY
round Dining
eboard
WIN large
oaa hn Cut Glass
family
etioiiEN-lahles Chairs
tioN IA lIarge nrror. ~.
@ With and
LAR
RoOAI NO
SEQ Fiows Drngge Toilet - atfess
very handsome
en Mattress Pillows
scontan Iron
THESE goods all strictly
to after A1ues
THE VALENTINE co.
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SOUTHERN RAILXWAY

IT7l TEs.f m LEAVE RICHMOND.
~. BIZ 4ag schedule figures publish ed
as informa,..! and not guaranteed,
$40 A M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte Dur.
ham and Raleigh. 1876 A. M.-Daily-Lir,!t-
sd-For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car TO Ashevile, y. c. $50
p, NJ Ex. Sun.--Locai for Durham and In
termeGiate stations. $50 P. NJ. Elk SUM-
keysville Local il:i5 p. M.-Daiiy-Li,nltcd
For all points South. Pullman ready at $3.50
?. NJ 4
YORK RIVER LEiE.
4:30 P. Mex. 5un.-To West PIT. connect.
Ing for Baltimore Mon. Wed and Fri. SEQ
a. Mex. sun. and 2:l5 p. M.-Mon., Wed
and Fri-Loca to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: $50 A. NJ. s:o5 P. NJ,
daily; $40 A. NJ. Ex. sun; 1255 Ex Run |;
2:Go p. NJ daily. From West Point: $50 A.
II. Daily: ll:ss a. N. Wed and Fri: 4:2s P.
ID Ex. sun
S. E. BURGESS. D. p. A..
800 e. Main ST. Phone Madison as
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auction 5aIes Monnap.
The Valentine Auction Co.
,AUcTlONEERS
g 1'S EAST BROAD STE
LARGE AUCTION SALE
FURNITURE.

We will sell ut our auction sales
rooms. No. 6ls East Broad Street.
TOMORROW (MONDAY). JUNE e.
nj 1890 o'clock
several handsome pieces of Furniture
including Mahogany Dresscrs Chif-
tonnicrs. Parlor suits. Bed Room Suits.
Drusgets. New Iron Reds. Brass Beds.
New Mattress. Mating. Rugs. Lace
Curtains, Couchcs. Chairs. Rockers. etc.
Also large quantity of Medium and
Cheap Furniture. suitable for summer
cottages seaside resorts. etc Dealers
In furniture should attend this sale.
Ladies invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Norfolk and Western Railwa,

T ONLY ALL RAIL LINE no SoKFoI. X
Schedule IN Effect May Il. ISL.
Leave Byrd Street station. RiehmonG. Fop
NORFOLK: bs:,o q. NJ, $500 a. Vi, as:oJ p
5i., '+:l0 p. n. b7:t0 p. M. ~
faf FOR LYSCHBURG AND THE wps.r
is6:I5 A NJ. 1850 a. NJ. ASSOC r ~, ~;
p. N. i i
Arrive Richmond from Sorfom n.m
III. b1i:i5 IS. NJ. '6:S5 r. NJ, bio:e5 p NJ
eli:so p. NJ. From the West; DIS A NJ
$3.50 r. ID. o2:l5 ~ NJ. sos =. NJ, 500 p N
n DAILY. aDatly ex. Sunday bSunday oniy
Il Pullman Parior and Sleeping Cars. Cal,
pning Cars. c. H. BOsI.EY
D. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
w. 3. BEV1LL. G.. r. 4. Roanoke. va
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Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
on tho 22d day OF July, 1910. in the
suit OF Rena l. Stearns and others VS..
Franklin stearns''s executor and
others. the Undersigned. special COM
mlssioners Will sell By auction, at the
front door of the courthouse of Louisa
county, i
~ at II o'clock noon.
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2S 1911,
the following described real estate: FL
All that tract or parcel of land. con-
taining o1l acres, more or less. situated
IN LOUISA county, Va. near Yanceyville,
or Nigor Post-Office. lying on the South
Anna River, and bounded on the north
east By the county road on the south
east by the lands of William Ander-
son. on the southwest by the South
Anna River, and on the northwest by
Northeast Creek. being part of a large
, tract OF land OF which the late Frank
I'm Stearns died seized and possessed.
ana lying on the opposite side of the
Northeast Creek from what is known
as island Field" recently sold TO T..
p. Compton. The plat or survey OF
this land is in the possession of tho
commissioners. and will be exhibited
on the day of sale
Private offers of sale will be received
ny the commissioners prior to the day
This valuable property is being sold
for the purpose OF winding up ar es
tate and sale. whether privately or by
auction. VIII be made subject to con-
firmation by the Chancery Court Of the
city of Richmond. n
TERMS: one-third cash. and the
residue In two equal annual install
with interest added from date of sale
paya bic emi-annually title to be re-
t 1ained until the whole Of purchase
veyance ordered by the court; or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser
G. J. sRIXEY, JR,,
JAMES E. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond re.
quireo or the aforesaid special COM
been duly given. - -
Teste: cHAs. Q. sAv1LLE.
Clerk.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

LU. Norfolk: .s:3s and eli a. ~, .sp. "
Cor Eastern Carolina and Tho South. =
R Lv. Raieigh: 's:lb A. ri, IL and .s:i5 T. \,
tor Eastern Carolina and Norfolk -
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfo,u
Raleigh; also Godsboro and Norfolk
DAILY tDaiIy Ell sun
C. D. LEGRAEDE. 6. a.. American Nns,o,,
Bank. Phone Monroe 1857. Richmond S.
W. W. CROXTON. G. y. A. .,arfolk "
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commencing ut 1U:30 O'clock
STOCK OF GROOERIEs.

STOCK
consisting
iRe syy S good a Pa Per
Cakes
Notions foNSoo,
ss sETc
- $50 ~ Ercf
Il s.,
One aEe HkaeY Diving
a 'iui spe'iiheh OF
These h'osss sk going
. THE VALENTINE AUCTION
3
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh ana PER-,
Z Etreets, for Petersburg:
%, a, $50, 10, II, 'R A. NJ e.s
f.6:45. %. 7. S. -. 10 p. n - + y
n:6o p III. for Chester. 1880 midnigh, for
Petersburg. dl. ~
Erect for Hsnehester: '>-''''s'
t6;15. e;ss .'!:lt: I:s5, s:ss. sss. .lo:as II .;
t7:s5. s:s5 s:s5. 1000. li:40 p H.
tDauy excep, Sunday and holidayn
jf{l sCarrtef baggage and exprexr
s.LfInited, except Sundays Gnd ho,idaya
: All cars from Peters Surg connect with
EARS FOR Richmond P -
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6EAISOARD AK LINE

Eoutfbound trains scheduied To 'Ieav.. p,oh
nond daily: s;N a M.-LocaI to Noriina
iaEham. Savannah. Jacksonville II ma
E.or.da points. e:D p. M.--sieepefs and
EoAehes,t ss.ann1h- Jacksonville and FIorida
Soints,ytn;i2 P. A.-s.eepers and coaches.iAt.
tanta Birmingham. heniphis and tho South
aNeEt Sorthbound trains scheduled to arrive
D. Richmond daily: t:z2 A. NJ 7:a A n
~ e v&sl6iks Gs-Af :.
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RailroaDs.
= ,----->->~-@
Atlantic Coast Line
AT AUCTION.
EFFECTIVE NAY u ieIi

EFFECTIVE NAY u. 1911
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Fer Florida and South: Sis a. 81. and
i:35 p. NJ 100 a. NJ. Charleston
For norfolk; .'s:lo. 500 ~ NJ. 800 p. NJ,
$40 p. NJ. $500 p NJ
For y. * ". hy. West: 6:l5 A. NJ, 1000
\. NJ. 800 7. NJ. and 500 p. NJ.
For Peiersburg: loo a. a. s:l5 A. ~.
's;i0 y. A.. s:iS a. NJ. 800 A. NJ. 1000
a: NJ. SEQ P. NJ. i:lo P. NJ. sos p. ~.
ZOO p, RI. 7:ai p. NJ, ego p NJ. ii:i5P P. Nj
Fof Goldshoro and Fayetteville: si:l0 p. "
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:io A. NJ
$40 a. NJ. s:SS a. NJ. 1881 a. NJ .'lo:I5
a. NJ. IL: 40 A. NJ .-ii:I5 a. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ,
''2:iI p 81, $50 p. NJ. 6S5 F.. NJ, 500 p. A.,
s:c p. NJ. ''lo:ci p. NJ, 1850 P. NJ.
Except Sunday. .' Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con :
necttons not guaranteed.
Z. S. CAMPBELL. D. p. A
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF electric trains 10 and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate station,
d Iaarel s,s a sie sios s,S s s4a
N:l0 a III: 1910 2:io. $40. ii0b. $50. SEQ,
7:lo. s:lop. 1910 Has P. A. Ly. Ashland,
b:55. ID. s, sb. TO- "ll a. NJ. si2 H. eel
?. q. 1. SD, g. 2. S. SD. Ii p. N.
DAILY except aunday ''sunday only.
hcerres baggage.
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AZ the request of Mr.. S. Onesty. we
Will sell, at No. 7ol North Second
street Corner Second and jackson
streets) on
TOMORROW tMONDAY), JUNE &c.
ut $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
fine l2-foot Oak Lunch Counter.
with stools and foot rests attached
one l2-foot Oak Mall Case. with large
mirror centre; one 6-foot Oak Silent
Salesman Showcase; one G-foot Oak
wall Case for tobaccos), with sliding
glass doors; one fine l6-foot Oak Bar
counter. with solid ,naho gany top, COP
per wash sinks, etc.,: one very hand
some back Bar Fixtures, 16 feet long:
nus one very large French Plato Mir
'ror IN centre and two large oval ton
french plate mirror ends carved coll
utnns and carved top: ono Filter. ono
Somhfnation lock Iron Safe one large
Refrigerator. with openings through
marble for beer spigots. or can be
used In grocery: one Electric Ceiling
Fan. one large Johnson Cooking Range,
one heatlng Stove, and other articles
Ihese fixtures were made by Miller
q Miller OF this city. ut cost of $500
ana are In excellent condition
sale positive. without limit or re-
at once i"' - 90
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
BY Virginia Auction Co.. Amctioneers,
l6 North Seventh Street,
Phones 1851 and 2SS3
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steamboats,
Chesapeake Steamship Co.

Big new ships. city OF Norfolk' and
CITY az Baltimore"
phone service Throughout the ships. state
rooms On suite. with baths. Prices from
TIC to $3.50. Excellent meals. 75c
TO BAITIMoRE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT
Leave Richmond Daily. including SUN, via
=. < w. Ry. 500 +. NJ. Norfolk 5:l5 r. NJ.
G. &; o. Ry. 100 +, NJ. Old Point 7:l5 p, II.
Q. u s. 3 Co. 200 p VI. Cone day .n
Soricikj. f
Va. Nav. Co $50 a. NJ. tMonday. wcdnes-
day ana Frlday,.
Tickets at all ohiccs For staterooms
appiy TO s T. BURGESS. Agent, s20 Eas,
.iaiu street.
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rSinia Auction Co, AmctioneeI
10 North Seventh Street,
Phones 1851 and 2SS3. M
MAXWELL AUTOMOBILE.
Al AUCTION.

TOMORROW tMoNpAY), JUNE as.
Il, 1911. at 1890 a. A..
IN front OF our salesrooms. 16 Nortf
seventh Street. for account Of owne a.
, Yea wing the city. one ve-passengel
maxwell Automobile. complete. Thi.
en- is practically new and fully guar
anteed. 80
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

r:t9 "A. [ Daiiy-FaAt train 70 Old Point
400 P. e Newport Meas and Norfolk
5:4o a. Daly-Loca TO Newport New.
ESQ T. Daily. Local to Old Point
200 P. Daiy-Lou!svilie and CiicLnuat1
u:@ P Chicago and 81. Louis Pullman,
Gas P.-Da !ly.-Western Express Puilinan.
10 Cincinnati. M Il
ti:H A.-Week days.-a,oun, tain specisl 70
Ni4a Thurmond. =
B:so A-Dnily--chariottesvi Week days-
Clifton Forge. 7i
G:l5 P.-Week days. Local TO Gordon,ytlls.
5000 A.-Daiiy. iiburg. Lex c. Forge.
b:b P.-Week days. TO Lynchbu1g
4, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Local from East--s.5 \. NJ. 7;50pN
Through from Enst-li:so \. III. ESQ p. NJ.
!. Local from: West-'S;So "a. NJ, $3.50 4. ~.
4:20 p. NJ. 7:e9 T. NJ -
Through-7:0o q. n. a:5 p. a.
James River Line-'s:S5 a. M. t;i5 p. NJ.
DAILY except sunday.
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Brookland Boulevard. and is an ideal
country place.
At the request Of the owner. we will
sell mt auction, at the time named, the
above described real estate The lot
is at the southwest corner of North
fronts 81 feet. running back l35 feet
TO a public alley.
The dwelling Is unusually well built
rs detached, and contains about eight
rooms: There is also a large stable
and shed on the premises
rms location is beautiful: the neigh
'borhood Is desirable, and the property
Is. put or1ehy outlined. and must be
you to come to the sale
Take Ginter Park car and get off at
srookiand Boulevard and go ono block
TERMS: at sale.
e. A. CATLIN & CO,
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25

In execution of decree of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond.
va. entered April %, 1911. in the chan
S SfS cause therein depending of the
a airSInia Trust Company, trustee.
aEainst Virginia Anthracite Coal and
railway Company the undersigned, APP
pointed By said decree for the pur-
pose VIII offer for sale at auction, at
ne 'front.' dooi, Of the courthouse. III
the town of Christiansburg, Va. at II
o'clock. on the ill.,
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OLD DOMINION LINE

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Nortoik for New York daily except sunday
800 T. ~, Connections also made by " 4
v. ny +. N. and c. & o. ny. a, p. N
Might Line steamers stop at clnremont 70
'asd or receive passengers signal.
in nii,i, - N.AiIoS Co.-James River
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pLTt news and ali James River landing,
si:niner leave. Monday. Wednesday ana
ftiday AZ go a. ~ Freight received for ali
Main Ticket OHiee. 81 2. Nam Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25

ALL THE PROPERTY, RIGHTS AND
FRANCHISES OF THE VIRGINIA
ANIHRACITE COAL AND RAILWAY
n COMPANY " -
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guftion saalrs, Future maps.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
TIE COUNTY OF LOUISA, SIT
UATED ON THE SOUTH ANNA
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The Valentine AAuctionCo The Valentine Auction CO
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Stock Of Groceries, Delivery Wagon,
Rubber Tire Runabout, Horses,
Buggy and Wagon Harness,
Etc, at Auction

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