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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
lHE BARON
DE kAEB
ny RICHARD sPILLANE.

To Baron De Kalb, the soldier OF
fortune, international spy and major
general OF the patriot army In the
War for Independence. was due. more
than to any other individual the al
lance which the struggling colonies
made with France when their fate |
hung in the balance. It was the Prime
Minister II Louis Nv. who conceived
the plan which De Kalb carried out.
But It was De Kalb's persistency which
kept the plot alive and made it bear
fruit more than ten years later, when
another King and another Prime Min
lister ruled the destiny Of France
The Treaty OF Paris, signed by Eng
land and France in 1863, consummatcd
the ruin OF the French colonies and the
overthrow Of France as a sea power.
BY the possession of Canada, the Eng
lish had carried this conquest from
the Gulf OF Mexico to the Polar seas
and had become the most powerful
nation in the world. France, on the
other hand, was PROSTATE. Louis Nv.
was ruled by Nine. de Pompadour,
vain, selfish and capricfous. Never
before or since was the hereditary
hatred of the French for the English
greater than at that period. Yet
Frances treasury was dry and she did
struggle with her ancient enemy.
The Due de Choiseul was Prime Min
lister. He was past master of all
the devious ways of diplomacy. His
secret agents were In every court OF
Europe He mad brought the bust
1css of espionage to a science. Through
his international spies he knew better
than the English themselves Of the
spirit of unrest that pervaded the
American colonies. He decided to send
some one across the seas to learn al
first hand OF the conditions that OK
listed there If these were such as he
hoped, he planned secretly at first and
then openly to foment q revolution In
America and thus TO wound England
in her most vital part. The last chap
ter of of the great plot, whose fulfil.
lnent might take years, was for Franco
to attack England when a large por-
ton of her army and navy had been
drawn to the other side Of the Allan
tic to quell the colonial revolt.
His First journey to America.
De Kalb at that time was perhaps
thirty years old. It is not known
exactly where hee was born, or when
Probably II was. in the Province OF
Alsace, which was then q part OF
France. Whether he Inherited the
title OF baron Or whether he won II
with his sword is equally obscure
Some say he was a peasants son. He
was soldier OF fortune from the
time he was old enough to bear arms
He fought in the Seven Years War
and at some time in that period became
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no value, ana never FAMED to direct his

no value. and never failed to direct his
quartermaster to place him as near the
centre OF the army as was allowable.
having an utter aversion to being In
the vicinity OF either flank lest an adj
venturing partisan might carry OF his
precious documents. What became OF
his journals is not known. hut very
probably he did not take them into
South Carolina. 1t Is more likely that
he placed such as remand IN the hands
of the French Minister for transmits
sion to Paris when he was ordered
south. Doubtless to-day they are in
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Fredericks Hall Social News.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
L Freder!cks Hall, Va. August 2o.-Mra
Matte Beckham and children have returned
to Norfolk after spending several weeks
with relatives here.
Mrs. David Goodwin, OF Mississippi; Mrs,
Anna Watts and Miss Watts. of Rockbs1dEs
county. are the guests OF Miss Burch Good
win.
Mr.. and Mrs c. d. Hardenbergh. Of Rich.
mond. have been tho recent guests OF thu
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Har.
denbersh.
n. c. Harris, of johnson City, Tenn, spent
several days with his mother las, week.
j. g. Moore has returned from q trip TO
Richmond. 81.
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onists. In those days each colony was
Independent and Jealous OF the others.

onlsts. In those days each colony was
independent and Jealous OF the others.
but De Kalb predicted that It would
not be long before they would be
drawn together by their common
wrongs and unite in struggle for In
dependence. He expressed surprise at
the ardor of their devotion to tho
cause of liberty, and emphasized the
Importance OF the movement that was
becoming widespread throughout the
colonists. He told how the inhabitants
We're depriving themselves Of all SUI
perfluous things and living absolutely
upon those that they were able to
produce themselves, thus reducing their
commerce with England to the van
fishing point
What He Thought Of the Colonies.
ut is estimated that the present
population Of the colonies is 100000.
but am convinced that this number
should double within thirty years
wrote De ISalb from New York. The
towns are veritable ant hills, and there
are infants everywhere. The people
are robust and enterprising. There is
hero the germ OF mighty nation in
the years to come. The colonists are
persuaded Of the Justice Of their cause
and confident Of thlr ability to achieve
their independence If the future con-
duct Of the mother country renders II
necessary for them to break the bonds
that bind them to her.
De Kalb did not intrust to his cor
| rospondence with the Prime Minister
the names OF the prominent Americans
with whom he talked. In one of his
letters he says that lie fears his letters
are being tempered with and that N
deems 1t best to reserve such detail:
until his return to France. It Is evil
dent, however that he obtained tn
confidence OF most Of the men WIZ
afterwards became leaders in the pa
| triot cause. When he returned t
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the hugo national archives in France.
I covered with dust and forgotten.
| copyright, 1910. by Richard Spillane.)
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Fourth Floor Bargain.

(7ke Fourth and Third are on, Bridal SCI
Flooys.)
$500 Extra Well Made Three. Piece.
Roll Top Cottage Bridal Set; will last.
forever; mirrors in both bureau and wash
stand, $49.49.
s235.oo Bridal Set for s179.o7. Mirror
in bureau 46 inches wide, 4s inches high;
washstand, i6x28. This suite. while very
plain, is extra large and massive. The
posts.of the bed and the pilasters on the,
bureau are 5.inch rolls, also large 5-inch
rolls on top Of bureau and bed. You've
got to see this suite to anywhere near
appreciate what it is.
{ 5000 Three Piece Oak Sets, 1855.
Thirty-nine other Solid Oak Suites to
select from. "a
$1,000 Gcntlcman's Chifforobe. 80
inches wide, "a deep, 10 high including
removable coat and trouser hangers,
shaving glass, umbrella stand, necktic
and whisk broom holders, etc, $21.2
$500 Solid Oak Double Wardrobe, 81
inches wide, roll front, $17.71.
We have eight different patterns Of
Solid Oak Dining-room Chairs which
we'll sell at one-third off in lots of from,
four to twelve. ~. 100.
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VIZ TAKE LADIES, AND GENTLE
mems clothes. feathers, gloves and
slippers, clean or dye them by our
system SO that they look fresh and
have q new appearances; every arti-
Gle turned out by us is bound to
make customer; our motto is
..Fair and Square: we pay express
age one way on out-of-town trade.
SWOPES FRENCH DRY CLEANING
co. 2Os N. Second ST.. Phone 1ls3.
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Real estate d1a anfrn

CONFEDERATE BONDS FAX IN m
&. mart for a. EOtd Virginia farm: 325
acres of good land; about twelve
miles from Richmond: choice loca-
tlon; S aQvI ne g, !, acre. Fer psrticnlars
Va.
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT "A
nond must be In driving distance
i OF city, and convenient to railroad.
state location and price. j. LEE
DAVIS. 2511 Floyd Avenue.
TO RENT a HOUSE IN
the country for the summer months;
must pc furnisned ana convenleno 20
Dispatch
railroad G. e. o. preferred: within
city limits. Address u $40. care
TImes.Dlspatch.
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Usual End-of-the- Month Bargains
Sixth Floor Bargains

SOC Japanese Hand. Painted Fireplace
Screens, 81 inches high, n inches wide,
only &c each.
$3.50 Solid Oak Morris Chairs, with
solid color velour cushions, mostly green,
$500.
5000 Solid Scroll Front. Claw Foot
Mahogany Morris Chair, velour cushions,
s22.9S.
$500 Mahogany Finished Drop End
Davenport, upholstered in green and
black check velour, s19.98. B. "A
$500 Early English William and
Mary Two Piece Library Set, 5-foot settee,
upholstered in red leather with large an
tique brass buttons, $69.78.
$500 Large Golden Oak Hall Rack,
large columns and claw feet; size mirror,
80 wide by 48 inches long; width, 4 feet,
5000.
$500 Massive Mahogany Finished
Frame Partor Suite, Ave large pieces,
upholstered in cream figured tapestry,
s2o.7s Mahogany Finish Wood Seat
Settce, oval backs, 4S inches wide, 5000.
$4,000 Three Piece Chippendale Hand
Carved Library or Dining-room Suite,
upholstered in small figured green hair.s
cloth, Of finest Santo Domingo mahogany,
very beautiful and artistic. $1,000.
$500 Beautifully Finished Cobbler
Seat Rockers, only n Of these, at 3l.96;
mahogany finished. ss
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GUARANTEED 10 FIT, FOR $50.
SUCCESS SKIRT MFG, 212N. FIFTH
STREET, PHONE MONROE 7sl.
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WANTED. 10 BUY COUNTERS AND
shelving; parties having same for
sale please answer this ad. Address
II 262, care Ttmes-Dispatcll.
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INVALID ROLLING CHAIR IF OR
sale, ono invalid rolling chair; near
ly new. Cheap. Address II 266. care
Times Dispatcll.
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DOCTOR, WITH TWO YEARS TRAC.
tice, wants location in Virginia or
North Carolina. Address DOCTOR,
care Times Dispatch.
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RENT FOR SUMMER, MOST DESiR..
able six-roon house; newly painted
in and OUT thirty miles from Rlch-
nond, on Southern Railway: In large
oak grove. with we'll OF unsurpassed
water 0ithia) at door: ideal place
for children. Address CHARLES
Va 49,
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FLATS for Kfnt,

Fully FUtjkNfsHEDI F'ITisT FLOOR
fiat. five rooms, bath, kitchen, buffers
pantry, storeroom, with hot water
heat and instantaneous heater In
porcelain bath: coy, attractive and
comfortable; unexpired lease or sum.
mer months; Immediate possession.
Phone Madison 6527. or call 1925
W. Grace st. 8i
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Third Floor Bargains

Nearly Everything OF his Floor is Md-
hogdny)
Fine $1,000 Genuine Mahogany We
neercd Swell Front, Claw-Foot Three
Piece Bridal Set, with fine beautiful Ma
poleon bed. The mirror in the dresser
is 80 by 3S inches. Think of that! Only
1896.
$4,000 Fine 5Circassian Walnut Bridal
Set Louis XVI. stylc. Mirror in bureau
BIS 50 inches high and 40 inches wide. This
set includes large, handsome bed, large
dresser and large chiffonnier and a ward
robe IS inches wide, with secret drawers
Sl76.67. This lovely suite, with its beau
tifuly figured wood and simple outlines,
is eminently adapted to the modern
STYLES in architecture. Don't miss it
$4,000 Fine Solid Mahogany Four Post
Bed. Please understand that this Bed
is Of solid genuine mahogany, and is full
sized, and Of the very best Grand Rapids
n1anufacture--$27.72. We would like to-
say that so great is the demand for four
post beds all over the country that they're
been brought out in brass and iron. We
also show the metal ones.
At about $39. 90 to S45. 90 we have also
Solid Mahogany Bureaus and Chiffon
nicrs, of the very best makes, in beautiful
patterns, with separate mouseprod bot
toms or partitions between each drawer,
top and bottom, to match any OF the
above beds.
What do you think Of a s.foot wide
Genuine Mahogany Veneered Colonial
Sideboard, with six drawers and two
cupboards, for $39. 93l
This Sideboard has two large 5-inch5
columns at the ends and massive CLAW
feet.
S45.oO Bird's-eye Maple Swell Front
Bureaus, with 24x5o -inch oval mirrors,
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WANTED, DULL SAFETY RAZOR
blades: we resharpen I'LL kinds to q
septic, for 3 cents each. RE -EDG-
ING CO., 48 High Street, Norfolk. Va.
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OFFICES, FIRST FLOOR. FOR RENT;
$40 up: desk room. So. light. heat
and ianitor free: workshop and stGl-
age room in basement, 81 or more.
90 NJ Ninth i.5a
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WANTED, FOR THIS CITY AND
State. West Virginia and Iowa. cooks.
chambermaids. mattresses, buffers.
farm hands, etc. MARTINS EN-
PLOYMEN'r AGENCY, 606ia r. Broad.
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DESIRING a LADY IN HOUSE WITH
wife for company, will make very
liberal terms to congenial lady for
room, or room and board, in West
End. Address G 231, care Times
fnb
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OUR $40 SUITS ARE THE BEST
THAT YOU Have EVER SEEN.
IHEY LOOK AND FIT BETTER
Make FOR $685. M. GOLD STEIN,
x LADIES' TAILOR, 2ts N. FIFTH
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WANTED, THREE HOMES FOR
three baby boys; ages seven to ten
weeks. Address REV. ARTHUR B.
SHARPE. Station a, lticllmond.
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ABSOLUTE PURITY AND FREEDOM
from organic matter--hve gallons for
25c-Holly Springs Lithia Water.
Phones: Madison s232 and 1921.
d. -LOETIR CO., GENERAL
companies, have never failed to
make good. Third floor, Mutual
Building. Phone Madison 1922.
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FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS TO
gentlemen: special rates for summer.
2l5 Z. Grace.
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WANTED, THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light housckeeping; mod
ern conveniences. W. r. KEN
NETTE. Lexington Hotel.
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SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, oPPo-
Son 1896. Examinations and esti-
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LOWER FLAT OF PARLOR. BACK
parlor, dining room. pantry and
kitchen: range. hot and cold water:
nicely papered; for S15. 112h S.
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jgl'
persofItuIs.

If YOU MAKE YOUR OWN CLOTHES,
USE OUR BUST FORM. WE CUT
SKIRT PATTERNS no MEASURE
FOR csc. 212 N. FIE"rH STREET.
PHONE MONROE 761.
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FOR RENT, APARTMENTS. FUR
nished or nnfurnished; southern ex..
posurc: large rooms. poTches and
yard; private bath; references. ex.
: changed. s. Filth .----.
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CREERY SHIRT CO.. INC. 713 EAST
unarwe sare and paiamas to ord s snl55s
have all the new shirtings Of the
best Scotch. English and American
caves
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Balcony Bargains

All Pictures 50 per cent. off the regular
price, This gives you a bargain and en-
ables lis to put a new lot in for next fall,
$500 Full Sized Double Brass Bed.
2.inch posts including hne National
spring, 5000.
S44O0 Three. quarter g #. s in:) Con-
tinuous Post (2-inch) Brass Bed, includ-.
ling fine net spring, $28.
All White Enamel Medicine Cabinets
oS ner cent. off regular prices. 3s
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FOR RENT, TO GENTLEMAN. a
large cool. room. convenient to bath,
opening on large porch: private fam
4. iIy: central location. Phone Madi-
son 1775-L. or address j 2Sl. care
nj RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

CHAs. FISHER, LADIES TAILOR, 81.
NORTH THIRD STREET. BEST
WORKAlANsHIP AND PERFECT
FIT GUARANTEED.
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0MatItteD.

- :, ~, :, -
companies, have never failed to
make good; Third flooy Mutual
CHARLES p. LoEHR Co, q ENERAL
companies. have never failed to
Building. phone Madison sega
WANTED. YOU 70 SAVE MONEY By
paGng yqr order for thsg ,ssdn
ERN TENT AND AWNING CO.
WANTED, By CoLoRED WOMAN.
w VOL \ sss Nor. I 81. James:
WANTED. 70 BUY FOR CASH. I0usB.
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
WzA'lN , FOR THIS CITY AND
ehambermaids. Mattresses, buffers.
Ph Pc" nsSas Ae sfs; soss =. I broad.
WANTED, THREE HOMES FOR
weeks. Address REV. NRTMUk b.
SHARPE, Station y. richmond.
WANTED. 10 BUY COUNTERS AND
shelving; parties having same for
sale please answer this ad. Address
II 2s2. care T1mes-Dispatct.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIR For
sale, one invalid rolling chair; near
~ new. Cheap. Address II 26e. care
Times Dispatch.
DOCTOR, WITH TWO YEARS FRAC.
tice, wants location in Virginia or
North Carolina. Address DOCTOR,
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. DULL SAFETY RAZOR
blades: we resharpen I'LL Kinds to q
hair test edge. and render them anti
septic, for 2 cents each. RE-EDG-
ING CO., 44S High Street, Norfolk. Va.
WANTED, COPYING AND TYPE
writing to do at home. Please
Phone Madison 1881.
WANTED. CHEAP PRINTING OUTFIT.
PEOPLES AMUSEMENT CO.. Peters
burg, Va.
WANTED, a GOOD MICH COW.
Address, stating age and price, to
6 gao. care Times-Dis patch.
WANTED. HOUSE CLEANING. RESI-
dence and store windows, show.
cases, furniture and fixtures, carpet
and mating laying. WILLIAM
JOHNSON. 1l09 n. First ST. Phone
Monroe 1920.
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ELECTRIC RUBBER-FIx.

.75c. HALF SOLE RURBERSBoOTs. s5c,
heeling rubber overshoes; patches.
15c. and upwards; rubber coats. hot
water bags, syringes and other rub-l
Der goods fixed DREW'S ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. 7l6 East Main
Street, Phone 1851.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

DO NOT TllROWg YOUR OVERSHoEs
away because they leak and the
heels are worn through. We fig
NJ them. Heels, 35c.; patches, &c.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. TIC East Main. Phone. Mon
roe 266I.
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FOR RENT. TWO LARGE CONNECT
ing rooms. with bath: convenient 10
board: location central. Address
III 265e care Timcs-Dispatch.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURN1SHED
rooms, with or without board. l0t
w Grace. II LaI.r u.
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WANTED, COPYING AND TYPE-
writing to do at home. Please
Phone Madison 1881. .
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FOR RENT, FURNISHED FRONT
room, on second floor 100 N. Sew
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4 FOR RENT, LARGE, BRIGHT ROOM;
SIS per month; hall room. So; loca-
ton South Third ST.. Address A 20,
care Times Dispa tct.
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PATENTS.

PATENTS sEcURED;s ADVICE FREE.
3 National Bank OF Virginia Builds
ing richmond r. p. PITCHER,
Manager for Milo b. Stevens s. Co..
Patent Attorneys. Washington. Es-
tablished 1864.
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4 FOR RENT, THREE ROOMS. SECOND
floor; Night housekeeping: central.
Phone 4341-L, Madison.
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WANTED, CHEAP PRINTING OUTFIT.
PEOPLES AMUSEMENT CO.. Peters
burg. Va
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TO GENTLEMEN. LARGE. HAND.
somely furnished second-story front
room: First and Grace: must be seen
; to be appreciated. Gail Phone Madi-
son 1871 for particulars.
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that Jahnke Bros, Jewellers AZ 9lo
East Main Street, buy seli. ex..
change and retnount diamonds in
the test styles. Old gold aud sill
Yer taken In exchange. 81 3..Ii
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Ing. French Cleaning and Dye WORKS.
All kinds OF clothing, feathers. gloves
cleaned and dyed. ladies' or gents.
Out-of-town trade solicited. Phone
2419, No. 6 South Second Street.
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THE 5LURAY,"9 403 z. MAIN. ROOMS
and table board. Madison 1861.
WANTED. BOARDERs FOR LARGE.
desirable second story front room
2J9 East Grace.
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FUKNITUR AND CHINA PACKING,
presents packed and shipped with
care, Estimates cheerfullys given.
JACOB UMLAUF, 705 West Main
street. Phone Madison 3292
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ture at Huguenot Springs fo~ rent.
B. T.. WATKINS & CO.. IS North
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BRIGHT. COMFORTABLY FURNISH
ed room, convenient to ba 18th: hot and
vate family; terms reasonable. Adj
dress l. 36i. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT--WOULD LIKE TO RENT
FOR summer months neatly and newly
furnished eight-room house. near
new Cathedral:@in perfect concitlon.
for proper consideration might rent
permanently Address II 249. care
Times. d fspa tcf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

THE WOOD MAN IS SELLING OAK
and pine wood. $2.75 to s3.25 half
cord. He has made q special study
and pine slabs. $3.50 to $2.76. am
known as LONG, THE WOOD MAN.
Phones Madison 1869 and 1910.
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Second Floor Bargains

About 1000 yards Of Mating at half
price. This means you get anything
under 40 yards at half price. .533
SOS Rattan Baby Carriage, full size,
for S3.95.
3 500 36x72-inch Mating Rugs at soc!
each.
We have about forty sa mples Of last
years Summer Chairs and Rockers
slightly shop worn, at from 20 to SO per
cent off.
About $50 rolls Of Ingram and Hemp
CARPET, IS per cent. of Straight through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

WE HAVEN'T A SINGLE VACANT
house. rented the last one Yesterday.
Why not let us rent yours? y. y.
HAMILTON & CO. Eleventh and
II,,lla- ST raats.. NIancheSter.--
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ONE. TWO, OR THREE. NEWLY
furnished rooms for rent: gath on
same floor. SIS North Fourth
Street.
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FLAT, SECOND FLOOR. -FOUR ROOMS,
hot and cold water. bath and gas
on same floor; Is s. Fourth Street.
Apply at S South Fourth Street, or
Phone 6O97; cheap to good tenant.
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31.5o BUYS ONE-HALF CORD PRE-.
pared pine kindling wood. Why pay
1926 when you can get the same
results from this. Try a load. SAM
UEL H. COTTRELL & SON. Phone
Madison III.
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FOR RENT, 1O-ROOM HOUSE, NEW
ly painted and papered; rent rea :
sonable: also flat, rooms, PIT.
yate bath. pantry and hall. Apply
~ NJ Nest Main. Il ~
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BRIGHT, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. FUR
4, n1hcd or unfurnished: singly or
en- suite. Second and Franklin,
Phone Madison 6231.
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DESTRE TO RENT HOUSE or ABOUT
| ten 2rooms; must be in good order;
south Of Broad Address X 3el, care
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

SECOND FLOOR, FOUR-ROOM FLAT;
good location; suitable for young
/ married couple: references. 2o6 ~.
Cary st. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

FOR RENT. a FURNISHED APART
mcnt OF four rooms. Kitchen and SER
wants room: centrally located. de-
lightfuiiy cool. detached house. with
large backyard. Address oS5. care
Zines. DiEpatch. ..4La
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

TOR RENT, THREE BRIGHT, SUN
nv rooms: convenient to car line.
Apply 1905 Oakwood Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

FOR RENT, TWO NICELY FURNISH
cd rooms. with board. los South