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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-12
HONOLULU IRON WORKS
COMPANY.

~ Machinery, Black Pipe. Galvanfzs'
Pipe Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steal. -
ktneers' Supplies.
OFFICE-Nuuaau Street.
wORKsKRkeak0-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-12
NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OF GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to communi-
cate, either in person or by letter. with
Ensign l. Anderson, matron of the
Salvation Army WoGnans Industrial
Home No. 1880 King street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-12
WIN. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGENTS

VIM. G. Irwin. President and Manager
John d. Spreckels. First Vice-President
w. NJ Giffard. Second ce-President
II. NJ. Whitney. Treasurer
Richard Tvers Secretary
w F. Wilson Auditor
AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co, San Fran
cisco. Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu-.
facturers of National Cane Shredder.
New York, n
Pacific Oil Transportation Co, San
Francisco. Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-12
REMOVAL NOTICE

he business of the Myrtle Cigar
! Store has increased out of all
proportion to the facilities and we find
ourselves obliged to get into larger quart
ers To that end we have moved to the
store formerl y occupied by the Honolulu
Drug Co., Ltd, on Fort Street below
King, next to Pacheco's.
So long as we sell standard cigars we
expect to do little business with you,
but In any event we want you to drop
In and say ''Howdy" tomorrow whether
you smoke or not, even if you are not
customer of this store you are welcome
to come and light your cigar and look
around. Take it all in all we have a
comfortable place and one that appeals
to the man who believes that his store
should be attractive.
Besides having a good looking store
we are selling some OF the best cigars
you ever smoked. The kind that burns
even to the end. A quality that sug-
gests borrowing the phrase, There ain
goln to be no leavln S.
7. j. FITZPATRICK
THE MYRTLE CIGAR STORE FORT STREET BELOW KING
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HAWAII TO THE FORE.

The time is ripe. the conditions IN
usually favorable and the amount Of
nonev. insignificant TO make this Ter
rftory a leader in its educational
work. Hawaii claims the most beau
tiful country in the world; the finest
climate: the most scientific develop
ruent of it's sugar industry; leadership
in many lines. May il not in the near
future rightfully claim the most ad-
vanced educational system?
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-23
rIfOM,AsM

Born to. MI. and Mrs. ArotaIf IL sSa
a daughter, July 1 9th. Is .t
VI. Thompson returned Stio
leston,s Friday g I, 4 IS KS 3Ess SIS
Mrs. David :Ayeox is5s atd
disposed at this writing
The Tuxedo Club wifi hsS ;esa
ed by Mrs. Edward Jones. i'll oiSs
ernoonL ~. - 8
Arthur Bruce is indispogea
Mrs. Rev. J.%L. Dayfst MI 81 Bfs 81
ess TO the Ladies Aid, TRurs.
ternoon. 2.:A ., n; ~ s.: tE3$l
The Willing Workers VII
their meeting in the church $sp
afternoon. = 2l sys 81 &
Mrs. Elizabeth Waddy and
Eta Daniel will leave fer Vi S.
the near future. s<sk S&fsS s:s}Sf
!. The Ladies Ala and sand
Will give, lawn fetNson tti1 81
on the church lawn, :, 81 !ss
There VIII be q church sti
en- IN the Masonic hall Oh Sf
inst. by the. chntch coaiahdaa D
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LEWISBURG.

Sam Nightingale ,is home from
wheeling to spend q few days.
A gay party Of hay riders was up
from Ronceverte last Tuesday night
and spent few hours In this place
VIII Harris, Of. Charleston, was
the guest OF his. brother, Junior Har-
ris, few days last week. , -: '.....
:. Rev. VIM. Jackson occupied the
pulpit Of the Baptist church, Sun
day. ~.
+ oliver Wilkresoh. OF Montgomery
is here to assist our boys in handling
the horse hide sphere. In a series Of
games.
District Superintendent Hughes
held his quarterly meeting last Sun
day week, and delivered a fine dis
course in the morning. .
Clark Harris Is assisting A g
Slaughter in his barber parlor dur.
Ing the absence OF. his wife, who has
gone to New York; 3 ~ + -
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CANNON, o.

Miss Mary Bfoadfoot,d of New York
City, is afpleasant visitor of her SIS
ter, Mrs. r.. W. Greene, OF THIS city.
Charles Pardo has returned from a
trip east, NJ %$S,$g& ,%> .~... i - :.
Rev. Fl. Hy EUpthegrove was, in the
city, Thursday of last week, at which
time be Visited his LODGE. Carnatton.
No. H.. K.tofSR:, to gaiIg official. ia
,as$ be, was elected to. rep
resent said lodge at @21st annual
session at Yopn gstown, Ohio, July
p 1928. /. 4st ts.: = = ,. ..| I. *
/ Mrs. y. M. Grimes gave one Of ,hss
famous recitals sin Masslllon, Ohio,
Tuesday evening of last week. Ii; rs
Mrs, liz Kane, Mrs. McLane, and
Mr.. and Mrs M, l. Pemberton spent
Sunday in Alliance. M. I. Pemebrton
preached the afternoon sermon for
Rev, H. H, .upthegrove. /%t&1
The Nonpareil Musical and Ora
matte Club met, Fridey evening, July
II, and deferred the election OF off,
GERS until next meeting: = - 1
VIM. Mathews, of xenta, Ohio, a
member and officer of@the veterans OF
the Spanish war, is attending the
convention hare. f. !, 49,. -,l..., ~:
Miss Anna Fisher, Of Wheeling, w
Va, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas
Harris. }=.E+Y - ... II ~, $
N, c., Hawkins was in the city,
Monday. {zF..k 3D.. o.. .. ~
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<INsT1TUTEsI!.

= Prof. J.. McHenry lone ref lIsiisl
Thursday, from Philadelpfi q j. 8
r. on; j. M. HALE wood was q
ness caller, at lnstitut g. ID. n Sc
week. t I + III g$5;; 8 s;s S;as
The X. of .P. picnic was YaiS .GSs
attended, Thursday. "a
Miss Emma smItiers han y
to her home in Hint affAfs
ing few days2at Instit q issS
of Mrs. Lottie Taylor. 81 ST
Mr.. and Mrs, "a. sCy i
ting Mr.. and Mrs. "a. n ~ i sslf sa 81
Mrs. r. 4. Brown 1aft
Ia, Monday, toTvisit her hi s.
Wa. spriggs ,is visit
In Grafton IAN $,2. yga Il \
Rev. Alexander JONES' M Sls
the Baptist church, asaad
H. Payne spent aeys
Institute on business. vs.
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Z, MONTGOMERY.

F. DIR. and $ssAfgs. w. N.ytPannell and
daughter Miss Plassie, Of staunton,
Va, are here guests of Miss Marie
Shelton. 7. .; =j... -. :. i
Mr., MRS. Ella fRPse is Waiting her
daughter on Gauley this week. 4. Z.
ohm Cfatasce ''S5ff x eSstone5, was the
weekend guest 5of MT. and Mrs. John
Noel. III. .,:% %,E ~ /; 3;b,Ni3t x!,.,, =.
|. : 81 Jackson was a, business visit
tor"to Charleston last week. -: :, =
hey. ~ h':ttee.t@ OF l.Red Star,
preached m m1torninsSaand evening at the
First Baptist church to large and
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HUNTINGTON.

~ m''1 hyu'a nanks, Or Gailipohs,
S on.o, Is 'ne gu ,Es or Miss Rosana
oa att .st D. . ~, ., ~
MRS mcGhee' VIE of%tteV. McGhee,
- Tue orpha an ss rome, Is better at
'.t.s ~"il',hg, DUMAS .g}q oeen sertusly Ill
''n re-, 'ast lue S tyi,s }a@&,,' S,
80 ~ ~. oain -. Fahph Is quite III at
"e -, nonue' OH 's2SSasYenue. 49, ,.Eau
ne ,'eii'oets ana pastor, Rev.
he eIis' ~ re 49, r. ~. church, are
po,u'ns c camp meeting nSSara Camden
renn A. ~ snos, ,ss aarse attendance Is
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ANDERSON.

The revival service, which had
been. in progress for the past three
weeks at. the NJ. e. church, closed
last Friday night, The services, con,
Saaeted by feeSs. 9,ttFs Qithrowt iand
Az Beck, Were a decided success; fl
fact, were unprecedented. At the
two points, on Ronceverte Circuit
Ronosverte and Anderson, there were
Al conversions. .t... T. M..., !.
Rev. Withrow left for Hinton
Saturday, where he has begun a re-
vival. w. AK. r." -.
We were treated with an exciting
game of baseball last Friday even
ing. Our home team and Ronceyerte
crossing bats The game was a close
one, the score being to Z, in favor
Of Anderson. a.. ..,rl 81 i X, !.
E. A Boiling, IT,, and Oliver Will
kerson were in town, Friday, and
took part in the ball, game. -. ~:
d. Y. Haynes and family have re-
turned from Charleston. -" ..
j. e. Banks, Of Marlinton, is in
town, visiting his; parents .7,.~..
r. Rev. d. G. Deans preached yester.
day at Shiloh Baptistl church, that
being his regular Sunday. He also
baptized four persons. who were con-
yerted under Rev. Withrow's preach
ing, at IL o'clock, noon. ~,
!. Z Alex. Brown was IN town visiting
his parents yesterday.
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"PARKERsBURG. +

Miss Amanda Sciper was called to
her home last Thursday by the ILL
ness Of her mother. = T.. 49, -. ~.
/; Mrs. Fannie Justice, who spent
some time nere,on account Of the i'll
ness OF her mother, Mrs. Sarah Clark;
returned home last week. -. -:
MRS. Wade Sheffey% and little
daughter Kathleen left Sunday, to
visit at Mr.. Sheffey's home at Roa-
noke, Va, .!::t - j.. 3...,~,..
Mrs. Susan CLARK Is able to be out
again. after serious illness. "'
Mp Miss Grace Washington, who has
spent about two mon this In Columbus,
learning shampooing and manicur-
Ing, returned home last Thursday,
having completed the course. ~. 49,,
tzlA Bernie Washington visited his
I grandma heEy Mrs. tTaanor Washing
ton, at Colu1hbas, Ohio, last week. &
Mrs, Sarah Reeves" SWHo. has been
very much; indisposed on account Of
severe fall, Is very much better.
Miss Emma Lovens, OF =, Marietta,
spent Sunday here, the guest of
friends ~: -. .....' ...,,~ .. a..
-. Clyde Coins who has been in In
l'dian Territory for the past year, re-
turned nome, Friday evening. He
will remain in the city for a, week or
more. - !. .'>'.". H.; -. -
Mrs. e. ". Seams, Miss Eva Taylor
OF :Belpre, Ohio, her visitor, Miss Stel-
la Powell, Of Rochester, N. Y, and
MRS. Charles Wells, Left early Mon
DAY morning for Buckhannon, where
they Joined a camping party, Tues
Gay, and are spending this week. on
The banks OF the. Buckhannon river,
not tar from Buckhannon. "a i
MRS Sophia Spencer, who has been
Visiting Mrs, VIM; Ferguson for the
past week returned to. her home IN
cRarlestQn' Thursday. = ~" 49,. / x;
Inc Sapbath School Institute,
which convened in Bethel A. M. b.
cnurch. Inc 18th and 18th Inclusive
was grand success, Representatives
eng MINISTER'S trom all over the, state
were present. and business Of much
-Welsht ana Importance was transact
cd Mostiof the delegates returned
nome, Friday Some remained over
until Mohday... .>:...:s -. '..t,::,,'
4Mlss I.ola M. Lavender. Grand
t4eS' uFer' ID expected to yisit"EVen-
oetta Court, NO. b, Q. c., Thursday
ieNehthe, the f1ara,s. .Greata,prepara-
'tloAs are oelns made to. cordially re-
cetVe "ners , IL, ,.,.-.-. - a.. -.
~. ~; wilson left Monday for
WAeeuns and 'MoundsVilfe;on>h his Off
cial WISH as Grand Lecturer 3of K,Pof
~, 1'W hhe IN tho city hersvtstted the
,ooses' ana was the guest Of j. r.
emerson. - H.at". .
s q. MISS Ciaudla watkins left Satqr-
uay tor canton, ONO, to join her
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Must lla IS Not y t Have "Mrs "a, III /
Mrs iii This Court \.
-. - Nifsy~.
Wilmington, DEL, Judge Fines a
}f hegrVsFise Dollars for Conteanpt
!. II Iof posart, Recatise,i He FuEgot :
/ Il iinIelf After; Being Warned
I * \ bot ito Repeat, Offetice. ;+L a"%

Wilmington, Del, July 16.-Judge
Eochran, In the Wilmin gton' munich
bal court today; made the oldest rul-
lag on RECORD in this state. = 's
Ks, He ordered that witnesses, should
not refer to Negroes as '.Mr., Mrs.
orssii.t'ld 1884, and then, to, enforce his
decIsi on, 4 ~ he 4 fihed christopher
Brooks. q. Negro, $6A and costs for
contempt OF court because he forgot
himself after being warned and again
jailed "a. Sarah Archer, q -Negress
Mrs! Archer" l.. , 4 = Sr,T ~ l. - :
Subsequently 1a1Negro witness in
ANOTHER case who supposed the ban
kmanity In general, called a white de-
fendant Mister. He; quickly apollo.
against Pickles referred to all ,hu.
lylzed to the court with DIN Excuse
ne. sab. while the: spectators laugh:
ed aloud. He was not, fined :, >E<.%%
Brooks was charged with breach
OF the, peace, and mrs. Archer was
the pr osecuting witness. The, viola
ltorl OF, the, courts queer ethics was
Ealso placed under a. peace bond Of
$500. l<.> r. S.. T., GILL ,.!.. XIX e.
a. Other queer decisions have beer
made by Judge Cochran. In a re
cent, case IN which the Pennsylvania
railroad: was concerned he dismissed
the defendant with a declaration, tina
this, court; WIZ not be made a col
leeting agency for that railroad com
pany.'' !, .,..:.Z ! h., - .: WIZ
H.. His only evident reason for to
days ruling was that; he dIslikee
haaring Negroes referred to al
t"'M4r." and Mrs in court. No pre-
feedent was cited. The judge is ,
iwell-known democrat. .>.& ~ "
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BARBt,I d q

Ms. Amanda Norma 81 ( sl BIZ SsSss
lnsttt@te, was a business vislk
Wednesday, t&3&<t * 81
Born, to Dfrs and MRS.
Washington. a daughter. "a sSS
VIM. Hill, of Guyandotfe.
town, Friday. - .,1.y. & n &
MRS. Amy Dickerson and MRS
OF huntington, We're the SN
Mrs. Scott Hill Sunday. I
Rev, D. Strattohs and con
and Encil Fortner, Sof Holden So
guests Of Mrs. J.E Hicks
hours, en- route to ST. Allan q
Mrs. Geo. Hamler ana lMi
sic. and Hattie Hicks, were; js..
In Huntington, Monday ,55 }3s ssS So
Mr.. Hardy, OF Hunting ton. 81
visitor here, Sunday. SIS
Mrs Ada Kilgore enssrta IS
Sewing Glnb 4 sbfoAday5 aff
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70 Mary T.. Henderson: ..," . T..
Take, Notice.. That on the list day
Of August. A. p. 1908, between the
hours OF o'clock d. m. and 4 O'Clock
p. M. at the law Office of r. c. Nut
ter, Esq, GOA IA Kanawha street
Charleston. w. Va, I will take the
deposition Of myself. and others, to
be read in evidence In my behalf in
a certain suit in chancery now pend
Ing in the Circuit Court Of the Coun-
ty Of ,Kanawha, and State OF West
Virginia, in which Alexander Hen der
son is Plaintiff and Mary e. Hender-
son, Is Defendant. .#[- ..
II from any cause the taking OF
said deposition shall not be COM
menced Or completed on the, day
aforesaid, the same shall be continu-
ed from day to day, or from time TIC
time; at the same place, and between
the same hours, until the same shall
be completed. - O.. i. .$t:,,.... 81 = -.
T. ALEXANDER HENDERSON, :,
i, '..Es q j.. $50. - i" BY Counsel
IT kIIIVyEIIE( s ~ al = S,t. a. = So. =. =.
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~ y
eAIAs| a

sSh buSin9 b ''.:ss III NJ
IS ~ mi stned ins nsi E ysi
Mrs. Y 4 ts ss one eYenin & iaki
wsek 81 !; eD.ees orr. MtS Mary
hoh inssI tarrfer street 81 f;hS
was tlIss i Mrs, Emma BIF.
4rIdte,ss w evening, gats \; the
,s s,l tt an RS. Bates lis I'M the
.eityyts,Ii . L. BFoan. 4 };32stSi. !,
4. lex y. 4. OF staunton,
MI, S$anaSSstsIys. s. r. Taylor; Spf
P 4 Y AZ ~ 4g were here Tuesday On
|. a' \, 4 y Winter, Of Sylvia; 1war
9 business 4yitstor to the city We'd
nesday. ttssa! L. ...... 80.
Merry chain putfs lat Mrs.;
Brown g, 690sApitol street.: 5rF ID I'll
Mfs. m fAatsssgsnnison spent Sunday
Ebpot gi ii ths srsshon, Monday 81, WI \
$2,O 00. 90 SeStaence on HIS washing
+ ton street 1ptg Retween Eliza beth and
Kentucky SsSsSts. .,,. s. sS N. Z n
Mrs Ed EsHsEarr has been i'll sew
eral days Iagweek at her home ION
Brad ford afEsA =, 5Ss.iE. \ NJ n:
itlA, large AntHper Of personEE lat.
tended the SpiShic at Institute Thars
Gay given s he K. Of P3's of this
Myrtle i4S,ak has been iii 81 th 1
home 'cf heESpiother Mrs. e. L. Irt.
ing on South Side. ,,":.o{fyss ,6ly.l
! The foIlowiHg is the program Sfor
Woman.s gDag Sunday. July 18th
9OS. =. y.,sSs3, -. I,"..l1.,a,
f., Call TO nrdss by, presiding officer
singlngzAm Thine, o Lord. 7,
Scripture s;S Lesson-Gal. 4:4-s,
Acts ,lT:2-4rMAtt. .16:: =, %@,.>>. i, !;
Prayer Faator. +. ~ a$,>..s 4
Singing Thee Kings Business, OF
selected hymn, - ,-, = .. .,I
Address S9pening Address for The
: Singing awarq q Christian .i5 Sol i:
diers. ~ ;ls%s - ,"H> j
Address TOW to Live Forever, y.
r., Singing OH That VIII be Glory
or any ahggeafed hymn. i ( sFs. ,>,r & {.
Address Some facts about our
Foreign .Missapn W.rk. s%s .. - 3t'.%l 6
| Singing--tecnnt Your Blessings.
A 4 d d.. aA5 q Call for Young tW,o
men. J$aSE$f. E:::,. IS. !, =. !: e., ~
Singing: pF. .r Enough foi
Me: Is E.lE,i -: ,'@-'..3; 8,
Address What a. Missionary soci
ETY. Ought to DO. So 5.&t%,~' 4.
| Singing ging in the Sheayes
Reports from persons. holding SO
Letting cards. ~. ~: ~,@
Public ofEeeang =. II. ~: :..;.z.i -, J..
Prayer asking Gods Blessing upon
the givers and the gifts. ~
| AnnnonneeMehtG .... n~.,,>~....- !
Singing: . s,s r. Fl. 80 .. ...'~ ~:,.% =.
Benedictioasf : ..%f, -.
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tain 9 diSorce from the bonds OF ma

tain 9 divorce from the bonds OF ma
trimony.l 49, ~ ;#s,. -. $>s>.:.: =. !
This day came Plaintiff by his At
torney; and on his motion, and it APP
pearing by affidavft filed, that the Be
PENDANT ! is nonresident of this
State, !. it is ordered that she do APP
pear, within one month after the date
OF the first publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect her in
terest; in this suit. %. r., .~r,....>
" <Teste: g.. &g>f'% u.t,....... ,"r !.
| -. - D. M. Shirley, Clerk.
#. G. NUTTER, Sol. - f..
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Qnr bpys played Tia s II sbaI ilfS
Aa5 WHIT ~ sSssa
game Was holly cont st Is;
tlys error NJ gave thet opr0 INA
game Scpre t 4.
il Miss }sallia sRnr sSi 6,Isa =
,is hefestoxspend I'll ia I'D Yi1nts 81 M
Mrsi+Alcehta Wade. and d 1ffSSS
Gina Weaver are here froni S:slIII'St31''
ton, guests OF Mrs: Dosshes isSipsSF s.
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WEST CHARLEsroN sFEEfy 81. t,s e ysig,SIs

Brown, Mrs, Hatcher. Miss M.
Brown, - ,MiBHSAAmy Lott3eeFbkry 81
Washington,T$ C., Miss Margrette
Johnson, Washington; Miss Virginia
Welllnan Miss. Elizabeth Pauline
Dews, Miss Myrtle Madison, 4, Miss
Virginia Madt8oh,a Master Robert sW!.
Dews and Richard Brown and Miss
Emo Brown. S@.t5, T. .....,s....a. t.&
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

HI"IeF OF 'iVVeSI VIFgIHla, \ - -.
Kanawha County, IS: :. ~
At Rules held in the Clerks office
OF, the Circuit Court Of Kanawha
County, on the first Monday in the
month OF July 1908. ~:,. y $
Alexander Henderson, Plaintiff, -
= =, - VS.. D. In Chancery. - ~
Mary F., Henderson, Defendant.
~. {The offset of. this suit is to OBJ
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~G.7;NuTrER, 'ssel. J.
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T. Notice to. Take Dispositions.

T. G. NUTTER, Sol. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Real estate for Rent.
Charles a. Rose
RENT LIST.

e14 w. Grace ST., II rooms
9o3 Floyd Ave, IL rooms.
1903 Hanover st. baths. IL rooms.
2219 W. Grace st: baths, rooms.
2222 W. Grace St. 2 baths. rooms.
504 N. Meadow St. rooms.
sos Allen Ave-. 9 rooms
204 N. Sycamore, q rooms.
80 s. Pine st. s rooms.
702 W. Cary St.,-8 rooms.
1000 Lamb Ave. tB. H.),a7 rooms.
72l w. Main St, 10 rooms.
ala N. Second St, 9 rooms.
3O3 E. Clay ST, 10 rooms.
118 N. Nineteenth ST., s rooms.
Grace ST. between Meadow and Alli-
son sts., first and second apartments
s rooms and bath (each).
Grace ST. between Meadow and ALL
son SITS. first and second apartments,
8 rooms and bath (each).
Park Ave. between Meadow and Row
land SITS. second apartment. 6 rooms
1le N. Nineteenth St, nat. rooms
Ileb N. Nineteenth St. fiat. rooms
and bath.
100 s. Lombardy. nat. rooms.
722 Cary ST.. store and Groom fiat:
1905 E. Marshall ST., store ana
broom fiat.
31s w. Main ST.. store and fiat above.
1317-1319 N. Seventeenth St, stores
and flats above.
Eighteen Smaller Houses for rent.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
North Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Real estate for 5aIe.
River Farm for Sale

= t. Z 5a K x 8 : - ~ lf ID +
This farm is located In Isle Of Wight
county, Va. on a navigable creek. one
mile from the James River, and SIX
miles from the city Of Newport News.
1t Is within two miles OF the post.
contains 500 acres Of land. as follows:
$50 acres of cultivated land. espe--
cially adapted to early truck. fruit and
berries, as we'll as all crops grown IN
Eastern Virginia.
$50 acres OF wood land.
100 acres OF marsh and meadow. well
adapted for grazing.
The dwelling house is large. COM
surrounded by four tenement houses
in good condition.
The farm Is we'll watered by four
springs. and has 1000 fruit trees in
their prime.
ing.
Further information can be obtained
from Mr.. j. w. Jordan. Carrollton. Va.
or Mr.. James U. Burgess. attorney at
law, Suffolk. Va.
THE FINEST OPPORTUNITY WE
HAVE SEEN FOR THE sPECULA-
TOR DURING THE HISTORY or
4 OUR BUSINESS.
We have just had listed with us for
sale by nonresident 1900 acres OF
land. lying about twenty-five miles
from the city OF Richmond and four
miles OF railroad. four-fifths OF
which is covered In growing timber.
mostly pine, recently estimated to con-
tain about 100000 feet.
There is also on this property two
story frame dwelling of eight or ten
rooms, now occupied by tenant. a
large barn and some other out-build-
sings. The dwelling alone was built
at a cost OF about $500.
This property has Just been put on
the market. and we know OF nothing
better in the State as a safe invest
tment, since we are authorized to sell
1t at S. per acre; one-third cash, ball
ance In one and two years.
We will not give further descrip-
ton Of this property. than what is
found in this statement. but will glad
" show 1t at our cost to any one look
Ing for good, solid investment. The
proof of the pudding Is found In the
to you.
For sale only by
CASSELAI1AN & CO.,
los East Main Street.
Rich mond. Va.
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Zeal estate for Rent.
I'M. NJ. Bowe & Son s s
Rent List
No. $50 w. Franklin. IA rooms and

No. $50 w. Franklin, Il rooms and la
stable.
No. 21a E. Main St. IL rooms and
very attractive
No, lie. near Morris and Grove Ave.;
a gem.
No. 1905 Floyd Ave. 9 rooms and
good. 7
No. 4o7 z. Main. heated nat.
No. 7os E. Leigh, large and very
taking.
No. s14ls N. Ninth ST.. 10 room. and
good.
No. 1o4 N. Linden, s rooms.
No. 5o4 w. Cary ST.. Z rooms
No. 1874 S. Cherry ST.. rooms and
nice.
No. 22s S. Laurel ST. 8 rooms.
No. sos N. Twenty-fourth ST.. rooms.
No. Is S. Cherry ST.; nice house.
No. I'll Beverly ST.; look at It.
No. 6o2 Beverly ST.. s rooms.
No. 2412 ar. St. s rooms.
In addition to the above they have
for rent several smaller houses and
some for colored tenants.
MONEY TO LEND.
CALL OR PHONE
Fl all Rent list.
MANY ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
POLLARD s. BAGBY.
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FOR RENT,

9l2 West Marshall Street.
2036 West Grace Street.
4OS Allen Avenue.
40S Allen Avenue.
40S Allen Avenue.
40S Allen Avenue.
2615 West Grace Street.
4 East Main Street.
404 North Twelfth Street.
5l1h North Fifth Street.
1914 Floyd Avenue. Z
2o3 East MARSHALL Street.
Sill North Fifth Street.
9 East Main Street.
AIS East Clay Streetfft
1897 Floyd Avenue.
1912 Park Avenue.
III East Main Street.
92l West MARSHALL Street.
6l1 West Marshall Street.
2617 West Grace Street.
3 2619 West Grace Street.
1907 West Grace Street.
AT West Clay Street.
509M North Fifth Street.
611 North Eighth Street.
3o1 South Pine Street.
Cos North Eighth Street.
403 West Marshall Street.
IL South Second Street.
j. D. CARNEAL & SON.
IS HOG East Main Street.