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TAKES MORE TINE ]
FOR THEIR CASES
Governor Respites Alexandria
- Negroes and win invest
gate Further.
STILL PLEADING FOR HARDY
Strong Influence Brought to Hear
in Behalf OF Condemned
Man.
STILL PLEADING FOR HARDY

Rsspiles will be granted the four
negroes under sentence to be electro
cutcd Friday morning for the muir
der OF Edward Schultz, an artist from
Chicago, In Alexandria, on March 9
of last year.
The negroes, Smith, Pines, Johnson
and Dorsey, have been prepared TO
meet their doom early Friday morn
ing, but appeals for clemency have
their attorney, former state Senator
lewis Machen. and the chief execu-
live said Wednesday that he would re-
prieye thcni until ne had time TO go
over the papers. Governor Mann has
also informed Mr.. Machen by letter
that any other persons in Alexandria
wishing to put in word for the cons
demned men should communicate
with him at the earliest time. The
negroes convicted of one OF the most
brutal and atrocious murders COM
mitted In the State In recent years
have been respited several times ana
this will probably be the last. Gov
ernor Mann will probably announce
Thursday the extension of time grant
ed the doomed quartet.
Governor Mann intimated Wednes-
day that he might also grant respite
TO Thomas NOEL, the Norfolk negro.
sentenced to be electrocuted on the
same day as the Alexandria men. An
appeal for mercy toward this negro
because OF after discovered evidence
was filed with the governor Tuesday
by Attorney Hurd,@ OF Norfolk. and the
chief executive will set later date
for the execution to give himself time
to go carefully over the papers
ts1rS5vdswaE ttspBaods shrd etao
Besides these appeals Governor
Mann har before him petitions In be-
half OF Alonzo Hamilton and Samuel
Hardy, both white, and sentenced to
forfeit their lives to the State on May
20. The Hamilton case has been be-
ls.e the chief magistrate u number OF
mo ms. He has reserved his de-
cisioi. "a the matter because he wished
to eros question Jack Armstrong, a
North Ca aiinian. who made an an
davit to the effect that Hamilton was
drunk at tn, time Mrs. Saflie Hicks
was Killed in A. enchburg and that her
death at his ha DIS was entirely acci-
dental. Governc. Mann In lawyer
and knows how affidavits are drawn
up. He thinks there is merit I'm the
affidavit, but prefs rs to examine Arm
strong ~ to the statements made.
Probably greater interest In a DOOM
ed man was never shown than that
manifested in the Hardy case. Cover
nor Mann, in addition TO receiving
yoInminous, muItifsrousIy signed for
maj petition in behalf of Hardy. con-
victed OF killing Tiberius GRACIOUS
Jones about two years ago. has heard
appeals from several large delegations
OF prominent men. all expressing the
belief that the young man In innocent.
Decision in the Hamilton and Hardy
cases will be made by the governor
probably next week.
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KILLS SWEETHEART
BUT NOT BY INTENT
Grinna Says Nobody is More Dis
tressed by the Tragedy
Than He is.

On account Of the absence of wit
nesses the charge against Milo Grinna,
= youthful negro. who shot and killed
his sweetheart, Julia Burton, few
days ago. was continued in police cour,
"Wednesday until the eighteenth.
The mother OF the dead woman,
Georgia Burton by name, was In couri
AZ witness and she gIowered al
Grinna ~ though she were going to
strike him. Mr., H. Nj. Smith. Jr.,
counsel for the prisoner, called the
courts attention 20 the expression
upon the woman's face and asked that
. note be made of this when the case
was called.
Grinna claims that he was playing
with pistol In the home OF Julia
Burton when the revolver exploded by
accident. He says he had intended
marrying the girl within short time
and that no one II more sorry for
the accident than hs II
The girls mother has employed At
torney George a. W1s6 to assist the
C0mmonwealth's Attorney In the
prceecutioH OF the charge. TIA
corcnersa jury failed to say whether
the aho0ting was accidental Or inten-
&ksyss9e Il S. Il u ~
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-FOUR MEN UP FOR
ROLLING HUDG|Ns
One is Discharged and the Others
Required to Give Bond
for $500.

Accused of stealing see from Mr..
A. s. Hudgins, who while intoxicated
wandered in the neighborhood OF
Twentieth and Cary streets and fur
ther downward towards the dock. A.
thinner. Rosser Coleman. Mike Splain
and Mike Donahoe. white men. none
OF when are less than thirty five
years OF age. were arrested Tuesday
night and arraigned In police court
Wednesday morning Splain was ae-
quilted and the others were required
to furnish security In the sum Of $500
for their good behavior for twelve
months. And Justice Crutchfield gave
notice that he would take nothing for
a bond that, was not bona fide one.
Detective Sergeant Bailey and
Onicer Gentry told the court that the
neighborhood in which tho men were
arrested and where they are alleged
to have rolled" Mr.. Hudgins, Is one
OF the worst in the city and that man
Ia not safe in that quarter If he has
a. much as fifteen cents in his
pockets.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Four Valuable
Houses and Lots
HALF MILE EAST OF
EyTrT

n
BY virtue OF a deed of trust from
Lonnie b. Perrin to the undersigned
trustees, dated February 90, 1909, and
recorded in the clerks office of Han
over county. Va, in D. p. 81. page 80
default having been made in the pay
meut of ait Of the notes aecured o.
sad deed, and being requTed SO to &c
by the holder OF said notes, / will sell
by AUCTION on the premises
SATURDAY. MAY IA. 1919
BEGINNING at 80 o'clock p. M.
the property referred to in said deed
being
A tract Of land with FOUR DWELL
INGS and other improvements thereon
lying about one-haf mile east OF the
town of Ashland. Va. on the south SIDE
OF the Hanover urt-House Road, and
fronting thereon. 400 feet, and extend
ing back between parallel lines 44l
feet The buildings are all new and
conveniently arranged. The dwellings
contains 5 rooms each,
The property will be offered FIRST In
four fo&s,-Aoo- feet by 4t-feet-esseAs-
each having upon II dwelling with
other improvements, and then Ii VIII be
offered as d whole. And the Offering
which brings the larger sum will be
accepted.
TERMS: CASH as to so much as may
be necessary to defray the expenses OF
executing the trust. including trust
tees commission of $50. and to pay
notes Of $1.25c.00 each, with interest
from February 20, 1910, till paid: and
the residue upon such terms as the said
Perrin shall prescribe and direct. or ir
case of his failure to give such dfrec-
ton CASH will be required. as to SAID
residue.
W. SYDNOR, Trustee.
NOTE: If purchasers prefer more lid
eral terms can be arranged for
w S.
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most enthusiastic greeting on all sides,
but In verify and truth II must BE- said
that the Richmonders were more lib
erAl In their applause to the Blues. In
equal truth and verify II must be said
that the consensus Of opinion was that
the Blues uniform and marching was
possibly little bit more attractive.
but that may be looking through Rich
mond-colored glasses
Review orsat Spectacle.
No fined spectacle than that seen ~
the ball park has been witnessed by
Rfchmouders tn generation, ana no
larger crowd ever ovcrnower tbs Colts
romping grounds. The grandstand.
where sat the three chief executives
and their stats. was sea Of bril-
iiancy and color, thousands and thou
sands of attractiveiy gowned women
being seated there. The bieachers and
the field itself were also crowded.
When Chief Marshal william VIII
son Sale, AdjutAnt General Of the vfr-
xinia militia. and ~ good q soldier
as he 10 q politician and Senator,
marched his phalanx OF. beauteousiy
arrayed soldiers on the Held the crowd
went almost frantic and cheer after
cheer went out 10 the proud prancine
mifitiamen. The Blues. heading the
parade, marched through q shower OF
sunlight at the western end Of the
park, and the spectacle was most
beautiful, the sight being one OF waves
Of snow rolling over a mass of blue
and gold. AZ each company Of the
Connecticut Foot Guard and the red
coated Rhode Islanders marched upon
the sward the beauty Of the scene
seemed to grow more wondrous and
impressive.
The three governors, riding In car
rtages. were greeted with tremendous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
By r. B. CHAFFIN & CO., Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.

Acting under q Deed Of Trust from
Geo, Ballentyne and L. w. Newell re-
corded in the Clerks office Of Henrieo
County in D. B. I7S A, page i6i, default
having been made in the payment Of
money therein secured and being 50 re
quired by the beneficiary, We win sell
BY Public Auction on the premises on
Monday, May 16, 1910, at $50 p. NJ,
that certain tract of land fully described
in said deed and which fronts on the
North side Of the Charles City Road
about six miles east Of the. City Of Rich
mond, adjoining the lands now or former
ly belonging to Peter Allard and Hill
Carter, and containing 100 acres with
dwelling and other improvements thereon.
Terms: Cash ~ to expense Of executing
this trust and to pay note Of 81, 600 with
interest thereon from February 18th, 1909,
and any balance Of purchase money to be
paid in cash.
LAWRENCE CASSELMAN.
GEO. c. WILES.
Trustees.
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peals Of applause and were kept busy
dofYinR their silk hats In recognition
of the honor done them by the vast
concourpe. There were between 49,
goo and $4,000 persons at the park
to SEQ the pMAde.
with &AnsarAh bic military dispatch
the brigade was formed after the SOL
diers had had brief and well earned
rest. and when 1t was turned over
to Major Bowles 1t was most impress
aiya and soldierly, Major Bowles put
the soldiers through several numbers
OF the manual OF armss and the re-
view before the governors began. This
march was truly one of complete
triumph for the soldiers. the applause
continuing until all of the relocated
visitors and Blues had passed the
stand and gotten the glad hand"
from the admiring chief executives.
The crowd was inclined to be the
whole show" at the eastern end of
the park, but the Blues by quick
right obfique movement on the dou-
BILE quick plowed deep furrow
through the multitude and the mill
tary was again in command of the
ground.
That Richmonders cannot get their
fill OF band music and soldiers such
as were the visitors and Blues was
attested by the large crowds which
hurried from the ball park while Chief
Marshal Sale Was reorganizsnE his
forces, and took positions along the re-
turn line of march. Owing to the
lateness Of the hour at which the re-
view was over. the visiting soldiers
did not march back to the army, rs
had been planned. They were escort
ed to the Jefferson Hotel, where n
great crowd was assembled to cheer
them,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE TRACT
FARM OF FIFTY TWO ACRES

On Saturday, May l4th, at 5 O'Clock
p NJ, we shall sell on the premises at
Public Auction, this valuable tract Oh
land, lying on the North side of the
Harvey Road, about quarter Of mile
east of Mechanicsviiie Turnpike and one
and one-half miles Of the City limits, and
one mile of Chestnut Hill car line. Dwell
ing of rooms, situated in pretty shaded
lawn owned and occupied by Mrs. B. L..
Wade.
Terms made known on day of sale.
CASSELMAN Il COMPANY,
Real Estate Agents and AHetieneeTs.
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Wednesday, May IS, 1910,
beginning at noon.


First 'Ford's Hotel" situate on Flew
enth, Broad and Capitol Streets, described
as follows:
"All that lot of land, with hotel building
and other improvements thereon, APP
purtenances, rights and ways thereto
belonging, and fronting one hundred and
thirty-eight 1881 feet on Eleventh street,
running back eastwardly one hundred and
sixteen (l16) feet, being bounded on the
north by Broad Street, and on the south
by Capitol Street
SECOND, AND AT O'CLOCK P. NJ.
ON THE SAME DAY. 'FORD'S LAW
BUILDING" PROPERTY, BEING A
THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING on
the west side of Ninth Street, between
Franklin and Grace Streets, having a
frontage of fifty-one (5ll feet eleven (lD
inches on the west line of Ninth Street,
and running back westardly between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
t120J feet To an alley twenty COZ feet
wide.
THIRD, AND AT 4:3o O'CLOCK r.
NJ, ON THE SAME DAY, THE WELL
LIGHTED, FOUR-STORY BRICK To-
BACCO FACTORY, with large lot for
storage, etc, situated on the west side of
Twelfth Street, just north of Clay Street,
fronting two hundred and ninetyzfour
(294l feet ten (l0) inches on the west line
Of Twelfth Street, running back west
wardly between parallel lines one hum
dred and thirty-four (134) feet nine 90
inches to an alley in rear fifteen (l5) feet
wide, being bounded on the south by a
fifteen u5) foot alley and on the north by
the south line Of Leigh Street.
TERMS; -Qne-thira of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the balance
in equal payments at six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty-four months, or, at the dis
cretion of the special commissioners or
those acting under this decree, one-third
in cash and the balance in equal payments
payments to be evidenced by negotiable
notes of the purchaser, with interest added
from the date of sale at the rate of per
centum per annum, and the title to the
property to be retained until all OF the
purchase money shall have been paid.
The purchaser, upon application to the
court at the time of the confirmation Of
sale to him, win be permitted to anticipate
the payment of his notes given for deferred
instruments of purchase money by paying
the prlnc1pal OF salu noteS, Win interest
thereon, from the date of sale to the day
Of payment, at the rate OF per centum
per annum.
The special commissioners, or those
acting under the decree. shall have autho-
rity and power to reject any bid or bids
for the said property, or any part thereof,
and shall also have authority and power to
withdraw said property, or any part
thereof, from sale at any public offering.
ROBERT III. TALLEY.
RICHARD EVELYN BYRD.
DAVID MEADE WHITE,
HENRY c.. RELY,
Acting Special Commissioners.
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FESTIVITIES END
WITH GRAND BALL

(Contiuueu from r1Est t2xeLy
------~~--~-~-.---~--
than an hour and half Governor
Weeks and Governor Pothier and
their stats received the thousands Of
guests invited by the Blues to meet
them. while Governor Mann and Mrs
Mann and the stan Of brave colonies
sat in the balcony and looked down
DOR. The spectacle OF the hundreds
OF red and blue coated soldiers dane
ing the light fantastic with charming
Southern bellies beggared description.
For some time there were about 200
couples too many on the floor and the
dancing too close and hot for comfort.
In addition To the many hundreds of
dancers there were some few hundred
wall flowers who seemed never to
have more thoroughly appreciated
their unfairness to themselves by never
learning TO dance. Along about mid
night the dancers began to thin out
and thoae who were made OF -tne
aterner stuff and gifted with an mex
haustabie supply of reserve strength
thoroughly enjoyed themselves
Enjoy Refreshments.
Dainty refreshments were served on
the east side of the armory. and the
dancers were not the least bit back
ward IN paying their respects to them.
for the atmosphere was warm and the
dancing enervating. The soldiers who
did not dance, but remained In the
eI,.b-rooms OF tho companies. did not
seem to be missing anything or appear
to be bored because thy were not Gid
ing over the waxed floor with nne
ladies'
Owing to the crowd in the armory---
and there were about 1000 persons
outside who had not been invited, but
wished to see the brilliant assemhlage
passing TO and fro--thc grand march.
which had bean planned by the Blues,
had to be abandoned. Major Bowlcs
and the Blues succeeded in getting
some OF the soldiers to the second
door to form In line. but the ma
jority OF them were too far advanced
in their campaigns Of the heart with
the ladies' 10 be Iured away on the
pretext Of grand march or great
grand march. i,
Parade and Review.
All Richmond appeared to be out
along the line Of march OF the spec
tacular parade Tuesday afternoon
Thousands upon Thousands OF men. wo-
men and children witnessed the pa
Seant OF beauty and color ard deafen-
Ing cheers greeted the soldiers at their
every step. Each block In Franklin
street from Fifth street 70 Lee Mcnu-
ment held it, cheering Thousands. and
ovation after ovation wac given. par
ticalariy when the Blues In their SHIN
mering blue uniforms, white vests and
goose -feathered high shackos paused.
The Connecticut soldiers. IN their
fiashy red coats and white breeche.,
and the Rhode Islanders In their uni-
forms somewhat similar; were Eiven q
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In execution OF decree of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, Va, en-
tered on April 26, 1910, in the combined
suits Of Mary Lucy Ford. by, etc, VS..
A. J. Ford, Trustee, ct ais, Stewart FL.
Ford, ct ais. VS.. same, Estelle Madeline
Ford, by ETC., VS.. Charles Thompson
Herndon ct ais. and Mary Lee Benet VS..
Florence B. Quincy ct ais, the under
signed acting special commissioners will
sell bv auction. on the premises, on
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Attend
Auction Sale

1927 MechanicsviIle Turnpike, 1904
Mechanicsville Turnpike. us Rogers
Street--this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Terms; Easy and announced at sale.
A. ]. CHEWING COMPANY
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M.x k.,p p,e,,e N.r,. on r;ek.t.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 1.-THE SUI
prerne Court Of Ohio will decide next
Friday whether the name Of United
States senator Charles Dick shall go
on the ballots TO be used in the pri-
maries May IL.
The Circuit Court, by agreement
among attorneys. late yesterday sus-
tanned the decision Of Judge Babcock,
which upheld the constitutionality OF
the section Of the primary law permit
ting the printing OF tho names Of sena-
torial candidates on the ballots.
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DAYTON, OHIO. May II.---ien-
erai Manager r. II. Russell. for the
Wright brothers. to-day denied the
report circulated by news agency
that they contemplate an asropiane
flight from Dayton to Chicago to rival
the recent flight of Pauihan from
London to Manchester.
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l certify that the bond required by the
has been duly given by Robert H. Talley,
Richard Evelyn Byrd, David Meade
White and Henry G. RELY, four of the
above special commissioners.
Given under my hand this 30th day Of
April, 1910.
CHAS. 0. SAVILLE, Clerk.
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Realty Transfers.
Peary Bodeker to Edward l.. Frost,
property in Fourth street, between
Hull and Porter. for $4oe.
Marrnret Z. Curley to Dallas A.
Shafer. property in Decatur street
near sixth, Tor $l.iee.------------------
Cora A. Tingle to Dallas A. Shafer,
property in Eighth street near Stock
ton. for $1.240.
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Y. M. c. A. Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association
Thursday night.
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State worthy president: NJ. J. Lyon.
Norfolk, State worthy vice-president;
j. Il. Graves. Clifton Forge, State
worthy chaplains T. II. Smith, Rich
mond. State worthy conductor; George
HenhoefYer. Newport News. State
State treasurer; j. T. Brown. Peters
burg. State worthy inside guard; E.
". Peace. Staunton, State worthy out
side guard: State worthy trustees
Carter Braxton. Staunton; j. ]. John
ston, Hampton: M. Asher, Norfolk
T. r. Bayley, Richmond; w. Il Will
lis, Harrisonburg; F. W. Cunningham.
State representative,
Those Present
Many prominent men are in attend
ance upon the convention and they
include:
Mr.. James Y. Trehy. clerk OF the
courts OF Norfolk Mr.. John F. Law
Ter, sheriff OF Norfolk city; Mr.. L. 4.
Blondell. Of Norfolk. past worthy
president; Mr.. William Linn. of Nor
folk. past worthy president; Mr.. Peter
Murphy and Mr.. e. r. Fuller. OF
Richmond, past worthy presidents;
worthy president: Mr.. ]. l.. Satter-
field. sheriff of Richmond: Mr.. c. E
Cham bers who represents the Eagles
OF the Atlantic feet. and who is at
tached to the u. S. S. battleship
Minnesota.
Others present are Messrs. G. II
Lee. H. Savage, J. L. Hudgins. ]. j
Amman. j. w. o'connor, III. Rontck
Z. Ferguson. J. e. Delay. c. A. Mears
j. N Peborth, Of Norfolk: H. e
Hirschberg, M. A. Powers. N. E. Mo.
ran. p ]. Hyde, l.. w. Stanton. OF
Richmond: J. E. Shaw. c. E. West
r. q. Parker. J. r. Hawkins. III. G
Pearson, OF Portsmouth; A. NJ. Muel'
Ter, H. ]. Caddes, q. Kinder. of New
port News; T. r. Schraudt, j. A
Kelly, G. w. Stanben and J. NJ. Fer.
Der. of Hampton.
Have Executive Sessions.
Executive sessions will be held
Wednesday afternoon and night and
Thursday morning.
II ts expected that all business viii
be concluded Thursday morning be-
fore noon. At this time the Eagles
VIII board special ears for Drewry's
Bluff. where they will spend the day
Here will be enjoyed barbecue
Great preparations have been made
for this feature, which promises K
be decidedly unique affair.
In honor OF the visit of the feather
ed flock, the business section of thu
Southside has been extensively deco
rated. Red. white and blue bunting
bedecks the fronts OF many stores
while Welcome +. O. E." signs are
seen on every hand.
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NIHTED-lN EXPERIENCED BOOK
keeper; work Is diflicult and 1aoori-
Gus; no novice need apply; state ex-
perience, age, references, conndentiaL
Apply to D-3, The>Richmond virgin
ian.
WANTED-STOCk SALESMAN. CALL
or write Publicity Department Miller
System Of Train Control, Room EOS.
J. Commonwealth Bank Building, Rich
mond Va
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from the clerk OF the Hastings court
Wednesday morning.
The wedding took place Immediately
In Judge Wits once, Parson j. NJ.
Macon performing the ceremony
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NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND


Cranes
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MiH6iOnAFy SOCfefy.
meeting OF the Young Peoples
Missionary Society of the Central
Methodist church will be held Fri
day night.
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Thirty Jails I'm Jail.
d. w. Lee was sent to Jail for thir-
~ days by Justice Maurice In Police
Court No. . Wednesday morning for
being drunk.
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MILLINERY.
We VIII HOLD Our INFORMAL
midsummer opening Thursday and
Friday. May 18th and 18th. Great
reductions on all colored hats. Lin
serte. Milands and Hemps- Hats a
speciality. MENTIONS. 210 North
Third street
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CLEANING AND PRESS
fne works. The only steam dytna
west End: best mode Of workman.
ship possible. Phone. Madison a1e1
or cali ct 110kM w. Main; We carry
fre insurance. 70 your clothes srs
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Thinning AND PLUMBING.
NEVER SINCE CHRISTOPHER Co
lumbus discovered America. has our
superior In the Timing, plumbine
and gns-fitting business been found:
Honest prices. superior work. eener-
81 satisfaction and prcmptness are
a few OF our well known character
istics, Z w, DORSET q CO.. liz y.
seventh street Phone. Madiecn 29l1
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MONEY TO LOAN S5S
MONEY no LOAN WI1
rant payer. How much Io11
you going to pay FOR raa1 M
mans home? Why not youf
will loan you the money ~
your lot and build your houG
on the hundred, with pSr
simple interest. Giving you r.
and q half years to pay lean o.
Call at 1901 East Main stroets:
p. HARGRAvE, Mgr.