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The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
In WOman's Domain
Mrs. Harrison Tells Her Experience

blood are sure TO do great and lasting
harm in the long run. Besides they
beget craving for stimulants which Is
most deplorable.
Only invigorating and nerve strength
ening effects can follow the use OF this
famous medicine for women. Ii can
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condition of the system. Ii has been
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an experienced physician-a specialist
in their diseases. IL makes weak wom-
en- strong and sick women well.
III woman has bearing down, or
dragging pains, low down in the abdo-
men, or pelvis, backache, frequent
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nervous and easily startled, has gnaw-
ing feeling in stomach, sees imaginary
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eyes, has melancholia, or cblues,n or a
weakening disagreeable drain from pei
vic organs, she can make no mistake
by resorting to the use of DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. II will inyigor-
ate and tone up the whole system and
especially the pelvic organs.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
o scientific medicine, carefully devised
by an experienced and skillful physi-
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system. IL is made of native American
medicinal roots and Is perfectly harm
less in its effects in any condition of the
female system.
As powerful invigorating tonic,
~Favorite Prescription imparts strength
TO the whole system aud TO the organs
distinctly feminine in particular. For
/ nv aI a ;,
debilitated teachers, miiliners, dress
makers, seamstresses, rshop- girls,r
house-keepers, nursing mothers, and
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appetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
AS q soothing and strengthening ner-
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and subduing nervous excitability, ir-
ritability, nervous exhaustion, nervous
prostration,. neuralgia, hysteria, spasms,
~. Vitus's dance, and other distressing,
nervous symptoms commonly attendant
upon functional and organic disease OF
the uterus. IL induces refreshing sleep
and relieves mental anxiety and des-
pondency. Wv
W. "oihh cuutflnB iTOm any OF the
above symptoms can afford 10 accept
any secret nostrum or medicine of un-s
known composition, as q substitute for
q medicine like DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, which Is OF KNOWN COM
POSITION and has record OF over forty
years OF cures and sells more largely
to-day than ever before. Its makers
withhold no secrets from their patients,
believing open publicity TO be the very
best guaranty OF merit.
DR.. Pierce invites all suffering women
TO consult him by letter free OF charos.
Al letters OF consultation are held A.
strictly private and saefedly eon6den-
fici and MI answers are returned i'm
plain, sealed envelopes. Address
World. a Diapensarr Medical Associa-
tion. DR.. R.V Pierce. Pres. Buffalo, Ny.
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common ground. where we will meet
you and stand by IT,"
Delegate Barbour said he was uncer-
tain as TO his status. but that he real
ly did believe the people should have
chance TO vote on the principle at
stake.
The opposition began TO apply the
gag law, w. +. Brown moving the pre-
vious question. which not only shut on
debate, but also prevented any further
amendments and the vote was ordered
on the Fleischhauer substitute, which
gives the legislature veto power over
the peoples petition asking for an
amendment, as we'll as the further leg
islative power TO submit 10 the popu-
lar vote any substitute the legisla-
tive body may desire, thus completely
multiplying the peoples will.
Here Is the shameful vote that
slaughtered the initiative reform,
those voting yes" being the enemies
of the initiative:
'YEAS--Aeker, Adams, Atwood.
Babcock, Baird, Barbour, Barnett, r.
n. Brown, w. &. Brown, Burt, Bur
ton, caIveriey. G. r. Campbell, n. M.
Campbell, coomer, Dawson, De Land,
Falriie, Flanagan, FIeischhauer, Eos
ter, Freeman, FTe, Gore, Heckert,
Houk, Knowles, Louiseii. Manehes
ter, Mead, G. w. Moore, Morgan, Mich
OILS, Oberdorffer, Robertson, Rowe, Sal.
liotte. Shaw, Stewart, Thew, Thompson,
TurnbuIl Van kieeck, Walbridge, Wal.
ton, Watson, Wilson, Wykes and Pres
ident Carton-49.
NAYS-C. {. Baldwin, r. j. Bald.
win, 6arnaby, Black, Boynton. Broom
field, J. G. Brown, Cavsnaugh, Chand-
Ter, Cook. crsnor, Deuel.. Fall, Hall,
Hally, Hawkins, Head, Hemans,
Holmes Horton, ingram, Jones. kllpat-
rick, Lille, MerreIl, Mines, Monfort,
A. L. Moore, Osmun, Post, Powell,
Pratt, Rockwell, Russell, Sawyer,
Sharpe, simons, J. M. C. Smith, o. n.
Smith. Snow. Sutherland, Taylor,
Thomas, Tossy, Townsend, WicksaIi
and Woodruff-47.
: The opposition had gained victory,
end a close one. The gag was re-
moved when Russell offered a substi-
tute TO reinstate the initiative prin-
ciple. but this was voted down by AZ
to AZ, the two factions holding solid
~. The opposition became scared and
Immediately put the gag rule on again.
forcing through the whole proposition
"a monument TO the peoples dis
trust.
Charges Against FairIie.
Severe charges were made against
Delegate Fairlie. who is professor
IN the state university. in that he APP
peared to act at first with the reform
ers, but topped" at the last minute.
The following delegates were class
ed as pledged workers for the initia-
tive principle: G. M. Burton, Levi Bar
bour, Rev. Rowe, Nichols and Turn
bull-but at the critical moment they
showed the white feather" and de-
uartad tho mamie
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24

the wind early in the evening and sur
rounded and raided a house where the
ringleaders in the plot were confer
ring. Most OF the conspirators man.
aged to make their escape. but 40 were
caught, including the leader. John Cha.
gras. republican journalist. who was
prominent In the republican revolt of
1891; Franco Berger, editor or o Nun.
do, and a merchant by the name of
Grandella. A case OF revolvers and
bombs was found in the cellar.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
Illustrate PLOT
TO KILL FRANCO
|oRTUcuEsE REPUBLICANS AND
eNoNDEscRiPTs PLANNED TO
N OVERTHROW MONARCHY.

LISBON, Jan. 24.--An abortive at
'fmpt to overthrow the monarchy and
oclaim Portugal a republic was nip
IA In the bud by the prompt action
Of the government. The plot was or
Granized by a small group of advanced
republicans. The plan was to assas-
leinate Premier Franco and then de-
pend for success upon street risings.
The conspirators intended to take
advantage OF various festivities to car
nv out IKE coup d'etat. The royal fam
NY was at villa vicosa. entertaining
The Duke OF Abruz2l Most of the
army and navy officers who were in
the city were attending gala per-
formstce at the theater
The police discovered what was in
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
la .orlppo ia EnIasmlc cstarrh,

La Grippe spares no class or ma
tionality. The cultured and the tgnor'
ant, the aristocrat and the pauper, the
masses and the classes are alike sub
ject 10 La Grippe. None are exempt
all are liable. Men. women. children,
whole towns and cities are caught IN
the baneful grip of this terrible mon
ster.
La Grippe is nothing more or less
than epidemic catarrh and Peruna
cures catafrh In every phase and stage
OF the disease. Therefore. Pernna Is
the most effectual remedy for La
Grippe that can be found.
The Peruua Drug Mfg. Co. have on
fle hundreds of testimonials which
speak for the effectiveness OF Peruna
in cases OF Grippe and It's after-effects.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
Around the State
in a Hurry
COLD MAKES FUGITIVE
CONvICTS SURRENDER

JACKSON. Mich. Jan. 24.--JosepL
Murphy and George O'Connor. the con
victs who have been missing Since
Monday night were captured In tn
prison yard late last night, having
evidently been driven from their hid
ing place by the intense cold.
Guards had been searching day and
night for the men without success.
O'Connor is 10 TO '20-year man, sent
from Wayne county. Murphy is in for
10 years. and was sentenced from
Montcalm county.
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MURDERER CONSTANTINE
DIES A SUICIDE

JOLIET, ILL.,. Jan. 24.--Frank j.
Constantine, murderer OF Mrs. Louise
Gentry. OF Chicago, died fast'night OF
Injuries sustained last Saturday when
he threw himself from an upper stairs
gallery. to a stone floor 30 feet below.
Constantine was unconscious from
the time OF his fall until death re-
lieved him OF life IMPRISONMENT.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24

rv,4,.-.,. .,,;,;...;o ~ ~ 49,,
~ 1Io S W. ns G, ' G. n H;aI,
~ 49,. 80 7. = -, 80 e s.,,s' o'ou1 Si'y'
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'csS SssA- d,asn.,. .S ';st P'o 80
II, vvv'o..nf VII SIX
~ in5ormaJ that mnIsss p ~
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~ ~ 49, - ' snr s nl,,nst mias
q VA ~ X.ts-a,s.s.S - sr o'e ~.
x .] - - 4 $3.50 80 n p;a.' nS III
n, 5Svcr iorcet liz lindIv s5v sna
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
DIPLOMATS WIFE HAS
ELOPED WITH ATTORNEY

HYERES. Jan. 24.--Mrs. Henry Ad.
olson Alexander. whose husband for
merly was counsel TO the American
embassy in Paris. has left her home
here in the company OF William Ora.
ham Blackstone, London attorney.
Mrs. Alexander is the daughter oil
Gen. Terrence, OF Chicago. and is re.
puted 10 be wealthy,
Mr.. Alexander said last night that
hts wife had become weak-minded
through q severe illness.
Mr.. Blackstone recently made . pro-
tracted visit 10 the Alexanders, fbeing
entertained in their villa here and was
seen driving daily with his hostess.
The more favors man asks the few
er he is willing to grant
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
WARNER MAY FIGHT MowRY.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 24:--While
Gov. Warner has not permitted him
self to be quoted on the subject. II is
understood he may try to upset the
appointment Of ID. III. Mowry as secre-
tary of the state board OF corrections
and charities, the selection having
been made without his knowledge. al.
though he is member of the board
by virtue of his ONCE.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
Not Quite Ready.

Are the preparations all made for
your husbands trial7
Not quite" replied the prisoners
wife .pua- OF -drnssmakers gca ne
grip and disappointed me ~ hiladel.
phia lsndaar. saz.Zz-,-- Aussa
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich, jan. 24.--Articles
OF incorporation were fled with the
secretary of state by the following
new corporations: Stockbridge STATE
bank, $4,000; Universal Plaster Co..
OF Grand Rapids. $4,000; Jackson
Cushion Edge Co, Jackson, $4,000;
Detroit Transportation Co, Detroit.
$4,000; United Novelty e. Jew
elry Co, of Detroit. $4,000: Board
man Creamery Coz or South BUard-
man. $4,000. Companies increasing
their capital stock are the Greenland,
Dickinson Co.. OF Detroit, from $1,000
to $4,000. and the Calumet Gas Co.
of Calumet, from 100000 to $3.50, 101.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
IN SUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 24.-The court
heard the following cases: Scott VS.
University of Michigan: Dewey vs.
Dewey. Beyle vs. Detroit; People W.
Boyd: People VS.. Robinson; People
W.. Kirk; People vs. Wilcox: Tucker
VS.. Burt; Amoe VS. Great. Lakes En-
cheering Co.; Johnson VS.. Desmond
Chemical Co.; Genrow VS.. Modern
woodmen: Baker VS.. Fellows; RiCze-
ma VS.. Valley City Brick Co.: Dean
VS.. Willard.
Call for Friday; 149. 155. 1876. 1870.
1l9. So. l63
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
D. P. w. LAID ga MILES
OF PAVEMENT IN 1907

The detailed report OF the city engi-
neer's Office shows that during the
paving season of 1907, there was laid
In Detroit nearly SO miles OF pave
ment, including new paving. repaving
and resurfacing. This was by far the
largest seasons work done as yet, and
about ene-third OF the paving was in
streets which had never been paved
before.
The largest items are 10,545 miles OF
new cedar paving and 1873 miles of
brick resurfacing There was 1928
miles Of brick paving. and 2.209 OF as
phalt repaving and 2.67S OF asphalt re
surfacing. The new paving, creosofe
block, was laid on about mile and
:hird of street
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24

Every SUNDAY prayer waits for a
Monday amen.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24

Only One ~BRoMo QUININE,-
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Look for the signature OF E.W. GROVE
Used the World over TO Cure Cold In
One Day. 25c-
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24

WInd-up Of lines In all styles.
materials and coIors, and In
all sixes from 6 to f4-THAT
HAVE SOLD AT $500, $3.50
AND $3.50. Saturday at choice
for Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-21
HARDWARE.

DEC. GALLON FOR READY MIXED
, Jars. with porcelain lined tops. Ace
dozen. we carry complete line Of
/ tar, paper roofing, rubber roofing,
| window sash, doors and blinds, poui-
/ try wire, lime, cement, hardware Of
every description. Correspondence
, solicited. SOUTHERN HARD WARE
/ CO., lie North Eighteenth Street,
RirhYpoyI4 Va
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Real estate for @aIf.

8 l-2 ACRES. FOUR ROOM HOUSE,
stable, fenced. at car, Highland
Springs. $3.50; four acres. good store
house, with four living rooms; also
dwelling OF eight rooms and barn,
other houses, six miles Of Richmond
Cary Street Road. at Forks; price only
$4,000; 81 acres, seven-room house.
chicken yard, eight miles of city,
Cary Street, price only s2.200. These
places are very cheap. see AMBER
SON REAL ESTATE AND Law co.
FARM IGOR SALE. SIXTY ACRES,
oneand one-half miles from Richmond:
equal frontage on Charles City and
tfuch aoi or5s s house. n1n IL e ex
cellent condition; new barn. corh-
house, lighthouses. ETC.; orchard
grapes. some small frults. asparagus
etc. w. B. WHEELER. r. +. D. No.
6, Richmond, Va.
TWO NICE TEN-ROOM HOMES, IVY
Of Stuart Street, about 5000 block.
home home. West Grace, $4,000; nice brick
home. Park Avenue, $4,000; beautiful
home, eight rooms, Grove $1,000;
lovely eght-room home, Grove Road,
B $500. See ANDERSON REAL Es7
TATE AND LAW co.
SUPERB FRUIT FARM, $50 ACRES,
In Albemarle, for sale. Price. $1,000,
+ UHeQudleu 5loI tiliel AhN CSeihCi'e y
home. Nearly 5000 peach trees IN
full bearing next year. These trees
VIII yield one dollar each next year.
Above the frost line. Splendid man
ager on place at $40 per month
Address FRUIT GROWER, II aga
care Times Dispatch.
BEAUTIFUL LOT IN HIGHLAND
Park, at car, only 5000: that's dirt
cheap also nice lot at Glnter Park
very cheap; DC feet on Main Street
one block West Boulevard, beautiful
lot, only SIT per foot; nice lot on
Beverly Street near city school, price
SIS per foot. For these bargains see
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE AND
Law CO.. Eleventh Street,
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, EIGHT
acres; all cleared good orchard; five
minutes walk OF railway station;lter
minutes walk of Ashland electric
line Apply to OWNER, No. all Gil
mer Street.
FOR SALE, BIG N--BEAUTI
full country home, near Richmond. Of
steam and electric roads; eight-roon
dwelling, barn ana .outbulldlngsi al
in tlrst-class condition. fourtee.l
acres; half clear, balance wood, al
dress II 40S, care Times Dis patch.
,FoR SALE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
residence, eleven rooms; fine barns
10 acres land; five minutes wall
from railroad station; eight miles
/ Address Mrs.. A. Il, CRAY. Louisa. Va
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Dor Sale.

lHE RICHMOND RUBBER TIRE CO.
1 are better equipped than ever to do
| your rubber tire work. We have a
| large. new stock OF OF tho hest brands
| OF vehicle tires. and can save YOU at
| least 20 per cent. Give US trial
| and we will convince you. Every
/, tire guaranteed. We also put on baby
| cart tires at a low price. 22i-3 West
| Broad. Phone 1854.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-21

LADIES. i HAVE DISCOVERED A
face lotion that will remove that
greasy. shiny look from the skin, and
leave 1t soft and white in five min
utes, the effect is wonderful, making
the face ten years younger In a
night, and in week remove all
blackheads, pimples and tan, contains
no poisons; can prepare it yourself
for few cents. Full directions and
receipt for 50 cents. Address JEN-
NETTE HAYES. Box o29, Syracuse
N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-21

SPECIAL SMONERS.--i HAVE JUST
i received 25,ou0 fun 5-inch high grade
West: Havana wrapper and filler.
i Made especially Tor my trade.
l They are fine; as good as any two
for-twenty -flye-eent cigars made.
II You are going out OF town this
is the proper cigar to take win
you; let me send you box. and II
they are not as represented. l Will
refund the money. They are 5 cents
" straight. So hundred. w. S. Nc
COY. Eighth and Broad.
"a SPECIAL SALE or TYPEwRITERs
OF all makes and models Is on at
the TYPEWR1TER EXCHANGE, 6g5
Il East Main street, Richmond, and Will
continue during the month OF May
Now is the time to save money.
These machines are factory rebuilt
and guaranteed absolutely the same
as brand new machines are suaran-
j teed. Remingtons, divers, Smith
Al PRIMERS. Densmures and others from
SIS UP. Come and be convinced.
VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY FOR
sale quick; also nice clean stock of
goods and fixtures situated in one
Of fhe eest towIs in the state; large.
II rooms upstairs; good garden ami
some small fruit coming In good
well water: best, location In town;
best reasons for quick sale. ADD ess
40. 30, care Times dispatch. 5000
net profit in six months.
FOR SALE. GOOD PAYING MEMS
furnishing store; best business street
/ in city; rent reasonable. living rooms
over store. stock about $1,000. For
further information, write Il.
SCHLOSSBERG Portsmouth, Va,
owner. Established 1900
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property. desirable home, Amelia
\ Courthouse Va; Southern Railroad;
shady grove, fine water, school.
churches. near Otterburn Lithia
Springs. H. r. w, ga South Pine
Street, Richmond, Va.
FOR HIGH GLASS WATCH AND JEW
ery work, engraving. etc. call on
and raised in the business). Salts
faction guaranteed, at the lowest
prices in the city. 1915 East Main.
Phone 44l7.
JUST RECEIVED 1000 uENuINE
mportea Fr s,nes hrar PIPES al
IA next ten days for soc. each: others
get So for the same. McCUY's. co..
ner Eighth and Broad.
LUMBER. LATtIs, SHINGLES, SASH,
blinds. doors; large stock, low prices:
s sasa a Woo RSaRES e0 soN Ninth
and Arch. Richmond. Va.
is old, mild and rich in medicinal
qualities; 81 per full quart; bottled
at the distillery. THE GEORGE A
IIUNDLEY CO., INC, Pure Foo,
Store, George Med. Blake. Secretar,
and Manager. GA East Broad Street
WISHING TO RETIRE, I OFFER FOR
sale at reasonable price. my grocery
business. including stock and all
store fixtures; good location; bust
ness brisk. Address l. 500, care
I rrimeS -DiSpatCh,
FOR SALE, so SEWING MACHINES
regular $50 grade, for $l4.69; ten
year guarantee With each SPOT
LESS co. Shockoe Square, Soutl
Thirteenth Street.
BMITHTIELD HAMS. THE. REAL 4, An
ticle; we sell no limitations. IHl
GEORGE A. IIUNDLEY co. INC
Pure Food store, George MOD. Blake
Secretary and Manager. Ola Eas
Broad Street
FOR SALE. BuGGIES. SURREYs AMI
runabouts, one laundry wagon, 500
one Dayton wagon, $25, one surrey
$75. Il. FL, DUKE & CO., S04 Brood
Avenue.
WANTED, no SELL, A I ii HORSE
power vertical steam engine; new
will sell cheap, II 442. Tlmes-Dls
patnh-
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EARN WAGONS.

I'VE HAVE ON a. CLEARANCE SALE;
on farm wagons, we must sell to
4, make room for wide tire. you Will
4 get the right price and any kind you
{ want IL you see us. We mean bust
II ness. RICHMOND BUGGY AND
4 WAGON CO., 1893 East Main Street.
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HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL.


which y offer MEL
city Owing extension the
below wro normaion which VIII gladly mailed
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w a IN ] S
ONE CENT WoRb.
Real estate for Rent.
ONE CENT 4 WORD.


FOR RENT. LAKESIDE CAFE. AP-
ply to LEWIS GINTIR LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT co.
STOP PAYING RENT: ATTEND hUC-
tlon sale ANDERSON REAL ESTATE
AND LAW co. Tuesday. Sec adver-
tIseInent in to-daY,s paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-21

LADY HAVING DESIRABLE FUR
nished flat. four rooms and bath. de-
sires to share same with couple for
summer months or indefinite period
II agreeable. will be away from city
greater. portion Of summer; terms
very reasonable: references ex-
changed. Address Il 253. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR RENT, TWO FLATS, 1i3 NORTH
ThrG street, to adults; modern ar
rangemerts; dwelling twelve rooms:
I0S East Leigh Street; above vacant
six rooms; Immediate possession.
Apply t1S North Third Street.
FOR RENT. FLAT or THREE NICE
the Westhampton car line, Stop No.
20 $1,000 per month, including gar
den. excellent shade; good water and
fruit on the place. Phone 4241-L
FAMILY LEAVING CITY FOR SUM
mer desire to rent furnished fiat, or
house, to careful responsible party.
Apply for information 81 South
TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
flats, three rooms each. for light
housekeeping: large halls attached;
three basement rooms nicely painted
and papered. Oil East Leigh Street.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED FLAT FOR
tho Skinner; first floor. gas range:
all conveniences, cheap. eli North
Tenth Street.
OUTSIDE APARTMENT AT THE
Chesterfield: private bath, electricity
and servants attention. Apply Gil,
THE CHESTERFIELD.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE FIRST
floor fiat in the best section OF the
West End; possession to be had any
time up to October 1st. Address j
4s6. care Times-D patch
FOR RENT, MODERN FLAT, HOT AMI
cold water, gas and electric lights
porcelain bath; first floor: separate
entrance; $50 per month: centrall,
located. All North Eleventh Street
Can be seen at any time.
UPPER COURTROOM FLAT, 32l
North Twenty seventh Street. newly
papered: separate bath; possession at
once. Phone 1883.
FOR RENT. FLAT FOR THE SUM
or unfnrn,shed; cool; cheap. So
West Grace. :
SECOND FLOOR FLAT OF THREE
rooms, use or bath and phone. APP
ply 5o7 1-2 North Twentyflfth.
FIRST FLAT FOR RENT, FIVE ROOMS
2315. Hanover Avenue; new. latest
improvements, $3.50. Phone 7oso-J
FOR RENT, JULY 1sT. FLAT or
five large rooms, nicely arranged for
housekeeping. 81 West Clay.
FOR RENT. MODERN FLAT: BATH
all conveniences. Apply $50 Yves
Clay Street
FOR RENT. NICE FLAT. CCNVEN
lent to car lines. Apply Ill Nortl
Harvie street.
FOR RENT. TO ADULTS. A FLAT OF
| four nice rooms. Apply to 1921 West
! Grace Street
FLAT, FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
! 10 West Marshall.
FOR RENT. TWO FLATS. NO.
\ South Fifth Street.
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Rral estate for Ret1t.

oGo[10-S-~@%~ ~--~->s-c-~~-->No-~-~S>N
ron RENT, HOUSE. 4 SIX < u ROOMS q n
ty.fifth street; occupancy when de-
to WILLIAM b, Pllzz1NI, CO, We'll
arrangE syso for Der t Month fnal fa"ii'es
FOR RENT. FIVE ROOM COTTAGE,
completely furnished, directly on
Chesapeake, near Cape Charles Va;
free use OF boats for grabbing, fish
ing, &c. $25 per month. H. r. DEA-
con. Cheriton. Va.
FOR RENT, sIX-RooNI HOUSE. NEW
" papered on Church Hill, conven-
iently located water ats gas. ETC.. sl Y q
telephone +947
FOR RENT, HALF or STORE, IN THE
best retail district on Broad street,
rent reasonable, with many conNen-
fences. Apply at 222 East Broad
Street
HALE BROAD STREET sToREy Rllsr
retail locality; low rent. Address
+, 4as care Times Dispatch
FOR RENT, SUBURBAN HOME, !
e9ms R arga ya an he atesn W mnutes
Main street, upstairs,
Ginter Park; every convenience;
possession at once. Address II 400
care Times-Dispatch.
FOR RENT, 2ll7 GROVE AyInINuEt
It's benutyi price Is right. Apply
42s1-3 North Sixth.
VIRGINIA RrACIT COTTAGES FOR
, rent BY month or season. MERE
DITFI & COOKE, Phone 1916.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
the summer, West Grace; very cool
cheap. Sa7 West Grace.