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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

lAltS Ut IM lUNN
TOLD IN FEW LINES
Pencil Stubs Picked Up AT
Random.
Picture Frames made to order.
Large assortment new mouldings 20
select from Holidays Book Store
1t is just two weeks and day nov
until Americas sees the. pink lemoa-
ade and the dear elephant. How TIME
drags under the circumstances.
/ t4Hkl
A New York fashion writer has Just
suggested hobble-skirt race. Ameiri-
Gus is ahead of chat dull town witb
the first hob" race in history.
A scientist declares that kissing
must CO." Right you are. old boy.
Here in Americas it goes all rigat,
and will keep on going some.
Billy Beard was the whiskers aA
right at the opera house last night
This Bill is the genuine article, and
passes here at full value.
The snappy weather yesterday sent
Americas femininity shopping, and
the stores were filled with fair
chasers after fashions foibles.
The cane grinder will now prscasd
to get busy down on the farm, and
the parties of joy riders will go forth
by moonlight to test his goods.
But four hundred voters have thus
far qualified for the city bond electioa,
and the time is short. This is about
half the usual vote.
The old reliable Fifteenth district
was at the front Saturday night with
tie usual negro shooting and hige-
class funeral on Sunday.
The coming of Jack Frost to Amer
icus brings smiles of joy to the coal
baron, while the family bill payer is
corresponding saddened.
Bond talk is heard a little more fire.
quently on the local curb now as the
day of election approaches, and vor-
ers rusLt now to register.
The lawyers here are taking things
easy this week, as there is no session
of court in the circuit until the adj
journsd term in Webster
The cotton market slipped a cog and
went the wrong way yesterday, with
10 5-S cents for the best. The 'blA
reau' today may bolster the king.
Will Turpin has returned here from
Kentucky, where he purchased for the
local trade the handsomest horses
brought to Americas.
The. county convict forces are still
grading Muckalee hill and that Gibral-
tar of trouble to tie farmer will soon
be put upon the level.
Americas people are going en- masse
to the Macon fair, which opens To-
morrow, although the larger number
will go next week to see the aeroplanes.
Another installment of bill stick
ers will come here today to herald
the approach of Ranch 101" show,
which will soon delight Americas.
nv sv,.nr "a.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

D: 80 D. m. For Macon, Atlanta, Angus
ia and Savannah

From Savannah, Augusta,
Atlanta p. N For Macon Atlanta Angus
From Lockhart, Dothan AL ca and SaVannah *4:25 m
p NJ Albany Dathan,
Al Troy Monte N
n Montery m For Albany Dotfan Lock-
nc hart and MONTEREY m
Augusta, NJ ,rooo .a, .,a4o
a no. - =
From Columbus and - '"eo", ''"ne'' 0aS-
mediate 'h au 1Ausus@ 'Flo'4o III
From Columbus for Counbus !S:45 n
mediate points 40 For Columbus M
From Columbus and For Columbus Brming
mediate Chicago. a n
From Albany and Jackson For Albany Jackson
vile 1886 a I'll vile 1910 IN
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

The girl who hesitates may be los
IN thought about her wedding dress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

How silly the things man wanted
at the age of 20 look to him at so!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25
TALES OF THE TOWN
TOLD IN FEW LINES
Pencil Stubs Picked Up Al
Random.

Picture Frames made to order.
Large assortment new mouldings to
select from Holidays Book Store
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

A New York fashion writer HAS Just
suggested hobble-skirt race Ame'ri-
Gus is ahead of chat dull town wien
the first hob" race in history.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

A scientist declares that kissing
must CO." Right you are. old boy
Here in Americus it goes" all rigat,
and will keep on going some.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25
Current Schedules Corrected to Date.

Arrivals Georgia
Railway Station,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

1t is just two weeks and day nov
until Americas sees the. pink lemoa-
ade and the dear elephant. How ti1ae
drags under the circumstances.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

Americas people are going en- masse
to the Macon fair, which opens To-
morrow, although the larger number
will go next week to see the aeroplanes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

Billy Beard was the whiskers aA
right at the opera house last night.
This Bill is the genuine article, and
passes here at full value.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

The snappy weather yesterday sent
Americas femininity shopping, and
the stores were filled with fair
chasers after fashions foibles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-10-25

The. county convict forces are still
grading Muckalee hill and that Gibral-
tar of trouble to tie farmer will soon
be put upon the level.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08

violets nor dust In Nome In May. The
veterans. there were six of them two
years ago. always march. even though
their canes slip In the snow and their
ice-crusted boards snap In the river
wind.
Nome observes Memorial day
through pure patriotism, and every Of
fetal In the territorial capital turns
out. every citizen turns out, the band
Is there. every dog In town feels the
whip and the harsh caress. 1t is a gala
day and day that truly impresses
the lesson OF patriotism.
Nome remembers Decoration day.
II Is on the verge Of the happy season
when the Ice sweeps out of the river
and when the first boats come In.
and the town. that has hibernated
through the long dark zero winter
emerges and halls with wild Joy the
coming Of civilization.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
NO FLOWERS FOR
GRAVES IN NOME
Decoration Day 10 Celebrated There
In Unique Way, But Spirit of
Patriotism Is Not Missing.

NOME. Alaska, June 7.-Decoration
day without flowers. without a @. A.
X. camp, without a grave. without a
body, without sunshine or anything
else In particular, but patriotism and
snow, and dols for the marshals
aides.
The weirdest Decoration day In all
the domains OF Uncle Sam was that
observed near the Arctic circle In this
the capital OF Alaska.
There are no flowers In this will
derness Of gold and snow. even cord
wood Is relic to be treasured. SO
the Memorial day parade 10 garlanded
with paper wreaths and the three
lonely veterans pace the streets with
lunches OF artificial flowers. made by
Eskimo women In the long winter
nights, tightly clasped In their hands.
Few are buried In Alaska except
dogs and natives. So there are no
graves TO decorate. In fact an Alaska
grave would have to be blasted to in
ter a body. and II decorated the floral
brigade would need snow shoes and
shovels. So the patriotic folk who
march on Decoration day deck an
imaginary grave In Eagles hall
with paper flowers. The grave Is
banked up with thawed out earth In
the center OF the big hall and the
three G. A. r. veterans go through
the ceremonial rites and drop the pa
per flowers. that sQuaw twined In
the snow hut on the wintry beach.
There are half dozen horses in all
Nome; the half dozen horses go to
the United States marshal and his
aides, the rest of the celebrants 20 on
foot. or else crack winding whips
over surly dogs, for there Is neither
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
TO CARE FOR sTAMMERERS.
Committee Again Recommends Tina
School Board Try Experiment.

In all probability the board OF edu-
cation will authorize the establish.
ment OF an experimental department
for stammerers in the public schools.
In It's meeting Thursday night. The
teachers committee OF the board. to
which the matter was referred for fur
Their investigation at the last meeting
again decided. Monday, to report
favorably on the matter. and Inspect
ors Cottrell and Robertson announced
that no further opposition would be
offered by the ants. The committee
also recommended that Supt. Martin
dale be given another assistant at ST.
coo per year. The promotion OF
Adolph Niederpruem, teacher OF Ger
man In the Eastern High school, to
the rank OF assistant principal at ST.
400 per year, was recommended.
designations were received from Miss
Belle Saunders, Jones school, and Al
bert <. Sherman, Cheney school. Prin-
cipal Sherman, OF the Royal Oak
school, will succeed Mr.. Sherman.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
DRUGGISTS ARE MEETING.
Six Hundred Delegates at Michigan
Pharmaceutical Convention.

The Michigan State Pharmaceutical
association. and the Michigan Phar-
maceutical Travellers association are
holding their twenty-eighth annual
joint meeting In Detroit. About 500
delegates are expected to be in attend
ance by evening. Mayor Breitmeyer
formally welcomed the delegates at
o'clock. after which a business ses-
sion was held Among the interesting
subjects 10 be discussed, Wednesday
morning, Is Local option and the
drug store by K. c. Varnum.
As unique feature of the river ex.
cursion to be given on the steamer
Pleasure. Wednesday afternoon, the
boat will have as u sort OF honorary
captain young woman who
has been selected In the interest
ing contest as the daughter OF the
most popular retail druggist in the
state. The name will not be an
nounced until Tuesday night The
convention will close Thursday noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
MAKE SWEEPING DENIAL
OF CHARGES OF FRAUD
Four Former Employees Of illinois
Central Railroad to Fight Suits
For S1,50o,000.

TOT $tfSSSfSSS.
CHICAGO, June -Four former
employees OF the Illinois Central rail-
road are today preparing their de-
tense in suits fled by that company
for an accounting charging them with
entering into a conspiracy with nve
corporations to defraud the company
60 the amouDt OF over $l,b0O,O0O
through car repair contracts. In the
bills that were fled late yesterday II
Is charged that there has been a con
spiracy between these railroad OF
ficials and the car repairing compan
les for two and a half years. The
four men named In the suit are: Jo'
seph r. Buker. formerly assistant
superintendent OF machinery and late
superintendent OF the car department;
William Renshaw, formerly superin
tendent OF machinery; o. s. Keith
formerly superintendent OF transpor
tation. and Joseph M. Taylor. former.
ly general storekeeper.
The car companies named are: The
Blue Island Car & Equipment Co.. to
which 1t Is alleged 100000 was paid
In excess as result OF conspiracy;
American Car q Equipment Co., 500.
600; Osterman Manufacturing Co.
now the West Pullman Car Co.. $3.50,
900; Memphis Car Co., 100000; The
international Car Co.. OF New Orleans
$1,000.
No steps have been taken by the
Illinois Central to prosecute the de-
PENDANTS criminally. but II is said the
company Is ready to give the facts to
the states attorney II asked.
The railroad company also filed &C
counting bills against the American
Car & Equipment Co. and against the
West Pullman Car Co.
| All the defendants make sweeping
4 denials OF fraud or conspiracy charges
and will make strong defense.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
RAPS KAISER WILHELM.
Socialist Says Rulers Extravaganza
Bad Example for People.

BERLIN. June Tn the face of a
violent attack by the Socialist mem
Dcrs the Prussian diet today passed
On the first reading OF the bill to in
.rease the kaiser's yearly allowance
rem $4,000, 900 to $4,S75.000. Only the
Tx Socialist members voted against
the measure.
Herr Hoffman,. leader OF the Social
lists, excoriated the kaiser for his ex
travagance and declared that the
workers Of the country were tired Of
seeing the country's millions wasted In
this way.
1T would be far better to spend the
taxpayers money" he said. I'm social
legislation. The kaiser's extravaganza
Is a bad example to set before the
people"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
KILLED BY TRAIN.
mike" stotIck Meets Death Will,
Returning From Work.

mike" Stotick. 81 years old. No. SIS
Plumer-st, was struck and instantly
killed by an eastbound Wabash train
at McKinstry-ave. and the Wabash
tracks Monday night He was found
lying beside the tracks with his head
crushed. Stotick had obtained en-
ployment at the EMF plant Only Mon
day morning, and was returning from
Ills FIRST days work when the accident
occurred. Coroner Burgess has the
case.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
MRS. TAFT LEARNS TO PLAY
AUCTION BRIDGE WHIcT
Presidents Wife an Apt Pupil and
Leading Woman Of Cincinnati
Take Up the Game.

Leading Woman OF Cincinnati
Take Up the Game.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Intending
visitors to Beverly Farms will do well
to become acquainted in advance
with auction bridge II they wish to
ingratiate themselves with the mis-
tress of that summer seat OF govern
ment. Mrs. Taft has been learning
the game here this week. and from
the interest she has shown In II her
friends predict that 1t Will be the
reigning indoor amusement this year
In her seaside home.
She look three lessons from Miss
Kate Wheelock, chief expert in these
parts, and proved an apt and enthus-
isstic pupil. Miss Wheelock says. Fol-
lowing that distinguished lead all the
high society women here are eager
to learn, the stamp OF fashion having
been now set on the game
MRS. Taft took her lessons with
others in class" Miss Wheelocck ex-
planned today, land is now able to
play unaided. She Is an excellent
bridge player, which should make her
proficient in the new game.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
SOLD NasvKAaH i
BARREL or HAD VA



Fooled Cabinet oflgcop--o
Food Fakers csuoht.
WASHINGTON. June 7-{o
Wilson. secretary OF asricuIturo
been hot-footing II after a CHE
man who had the icmefity 70
Franklin Macveagh. SECRETARY 81
treasury. barrel OF bogus vtnGG(
MacVeagh bought the vinegar bo11o
Ing II was the real thing. the kind O.
hther used to make on the fArn,
to put on lettuce and pickle pigs A.
with, and all that sort OF thing. H.
looks and smell of the stun made ~
suspicious. and SO he hallooed for az
pure food inspectors to come on1
examine. They reported the ALLEGED
vinegar was In reality adulterated oQ1
artificially colored and misbranded y
criminal information was filed agatnr<
the Mckless storekeeper and he No.
taken into the United States court
accused OF deceiving and misleadlu0
MacVeagh. The man pleaded guilty.
and was fined SIS. He promised q
be good.
A Buffalo milling concern has beo1
fined for mixing ground corncobs WITH
-four middlings. The same concefp
was also found guilty of putting ground
corncobs In gluten" preparations.
lot of "raisins" shipped from Call
fornia to Texas was discovered to "a
In part decomposed vegetable sub
stance. A Chicago firm selling
embarrassing buckwheat -four hal
been fined for fraud In having sold II
reality mixture of wheat hour and
buckwheat without any quick-raisinl
properties.
Another Buffalo dealer was caughl
selling to Michigan folk a wonderful
hair tonic" which was advertised q
cure headache and loss Of hair and a
sorts of things. Analysis showed Y
contained 9S.5 per cent OF alcohol and
nothing to cure anything. The dealel
was let of with fine. A Michigan
man was detected selling In larfl
quantities hay fever cure" compdo
ed OF 1895 per cent cocaine hydro
chloride. He was fined 800. Severn
lemon extract and vanilla extr0cl
takers have been recently caught 81
| punished.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
TRIAL NEARLY OVER.
Or. Arthur Bennett. Accused Of Nal
practice. viii Know Fate Soon.

The trial Of DIR. Arthur Bennett In
Judge Phelan's court on charge OF
attempting to procure a criminal ope
ration upon Miss Leona jeffrey, who
has since died. is rapidly drawing to
close. Prosecuting Attorney Van
Zile took charge of the case In person
Tuesday.
DIR. K. B. Smith and County Chemist
John r. Clark offered expert testi
mouy for the prosecution. Tuesday
The girls mother and sister also ties
tined
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
BRIBERY CHARGES FILED
Illinois Man Files Statement With
Senate Against Lorlmer.

WASHINGTON, June Charges
that bribery was resorted to In the
election OF Senator William Lorimer,
we're read in the senate this afternoon.
They were prepared by Clifford w
Barnes, president OF the Legislative
Voters league of Illinois. and placed
In the hands OF Senator Cullom OF that
state.
There is sworn statement that
money was used In the interest OF
Lorimer's election, but 1t Is not
charged that he knew OF the bribery
The senate Is asked TO make com
plete investigation.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
Roosevet To Speak In Texas

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June THE
report that former President Roose-
welt would deliver several speeches In
Texas this fall, was confirmed here to-
day by Cecil Lyons, chairman OF the
state Republican committee. Lyons
saws Roosevelt will visit Texas just
before the fall elections.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
THE HUDSON STORE
Rare OPPORTUNITIES
Are Presented By Tbs
Our Greatest JNne Sale
of White Ribbons
Wash Taffeta Ribbon-It

AII-slIk Wash Tameta Rbbon--It is inches wide
and is shown IN white and all the wanted shaded
25c values; Sale Price 100.
AilSk Satin Tafeta Ribbon--An exceptionally
good quality. shown in white and an assortment O.
% shades is 5h inches wide. Sells regularly for
25c a yard; Sale price t9c.
sx-inch AIl.Silk MORE Ribbon, in white and every
desired color superior quality and will give the
best Of service Worth 35c yard; Sale Price z6c.s
Bowette Taffeta Ribbon, In good stin quality
particularly suitable for hair bows White and
all colors Never sells for less than 35c yard: ssles
Price Csc. M
sixinch Satin Finish Messaline Ribbon--Whites
and full assortment of colors. Worth Soc; Sale
Price 25c
Beautiful MORE and Satin Ribbons, In white andI
coors OF pink and blue, inches wide. Heguinfg
price Acc; Sale Price 29e.
Novelty Satin Ribbon, with beautiful flower border
and MoIre Ribbon, with dainty border OF satin and
flower effects, inches wide in white and coo.s Of
blue and pink Worth 45c Sale Price Csc.
Novelty Ribbon in attractive designs. ~ i.rhes
wide and shown In white and coloYs of pink. blue.s
maize and lavender. real value at 25c; Sale
Price 19c.
Sash Ribbon in Satin Taffeta-Wi bow beautt
fully: is inches wide and comes In white. cream,
pnks and blues. Sold regularly at Acc yard Sale
Price CSC.
|. sixinch Taffeta and Moire TaHeta Ribbon, In =
superior quality. especially for hair bows. Sold reg
uary at 45c a yard Sale Price Csc.
MORE Sash Ribbon, in white and coors OF pink
and blue An ideal ribbon for sashes. hat bows and
hair bows Worth 75c yard: Sale Price 4Sc
Sash and Hair Ribbons to match i'm novelty satins,
MORE and tafetas In White and colors OF pink and
blue; Sale Prices Coo to $3.50.
During our June White Ribbon Sale sashes and
Hat Bows will be tied free OF charge.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
steamer Runs Aground.

PORT HURON. June 64-The steam
ar strathcona. bound down with ore.
grounded on Corsica Shoal. Lake
Huron. early Monday morning. She
was released after lishtering 200 tons
If ore.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
A G,eu lime Sa of UndeymuslInS

Tina, e 9a in s eyeTy PAR s,a any
thoroushls have we prepared for this sale t6s ns
spite Of the GTfsyorabie weather In our preras.
ons we eg II mind b9,a s ss . and nd, 'r e
can be found srch values as are TO be seen az Tins
few OF the special values we have to pner Beside.
ranged and priced 70 meet the reqaremePI.s Of econ
dermuslins
$l.oo NIGHT GOWNS. 79c
slipover style. made Of fine nainsook with
beautiful embroidered sleeve and yoke. bias fold
edge, ribbon drawn.
$3.50 NIGHT GOWNS, 95c
Two beautiful slip-over styles In this LOT bota
with Madeira yoke. real linen lace edgng, ribbon
drawn with veining underyoke one style vita
kimono sleeves. the ether with pun sleeves all
made of fine quality nainsook.
S2O0 NIGHT GOWNS AT S139
Two different styles. both in Empire design VERY
charming with It's combination Of lace ann
embroidery trimming and dainty kmono sleeves
with insertion and tibton drawn and all embroii-
cred with all embroidery kmono sleeves: material
OF fine nainsuok.
$3.50 COMBINATIONS, csc
Combination Corset Cover and Drawers. Made ~
fine lawn with embroidery houneing. daintily design
ed with rhhon drawn waist. with lace arm
S2.75 PRINCESS SLIPS AT S19S
Yoke deeply trimmed with embroidery. wide EN-
broidery hounce with underlay.
$500 SKIRTS. $3.50
Embroidered with deep velvet embroidery.
nounce with Insertion to match, fine pin tucks: ma.
teria a fine soft finish cambria; assorted blend pa;
terms 75c CORSET COVERS, 4Sc
All over embroidery corset cover with embroid-
cry front and back. pretty fly front, ribbon drawn,
lace trimmed arm space. All made of good quality
allover lawn embroidery
4ec DRAWERS, $50
Carefully cut and designed. Made OF nice quality
muslin embroidered ruffie and fine pin tucks. yoke
top and In nat drawer style.
3sc CORSET COVERS, goo
Made OF crossbarred Muslin trimmed with two
rows of fine cotton torchon lace and edgins. ribbon
drawn
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
NAT GOODWIN and
WIFE LIVING APART
Friends Say Hslpmeet No. 4, Former
ly Edna Goodrich, May Go To
Reno for Divorce.

F1rst Chorus Girl whats the
best way 90 achieve . career. Ftos-
sief
second Chorus Grill Well. there
are two roads "a success for = Choir
Ne girl. TIE nrst 10 the long, tire
some road Of hard work. the second
10 60 marry Nat Goodwin.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08

yob Printing done right. Ttmei
Printing Co.. rs John Rest Call MAR
1898. or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-08

The present Mrs. Goodwin, one Of the
most beautiful women ON the Amert-
can stage, II living ne parate from Nat
Goodwin In Paris and friends say she
will probably sue for n divorce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
Real Estate for Kent.
N. w. Bowe & Son S
RENT LIST

sol w. Franklin Street. IL rooms.
steam heat. stable
sos w. Franklin Street. ~ rooms.
1101 E. Clay. 10 rooms.
Is S. Fifth Street, IL rooms.
a12 S. Third Street. IL rooms and
stable.
ss7 w. Grace street. 12 rooms.
S. Third Street. IL rooms.
3OS z. Main Street, IL rooms.
$40 N. Sixth, 10 rooms.
322 N. Harrison Street, IL rooms.
1874 Grove Avenue. 12 rooms.
108 N. Seventh Street. 10 rooms.
sos N. Fifth Street, ~ rooms.
e,a E. Cary Street. 8 rooms.
2O4 E. Clay Street, 9 rooms.
104 w Clay Street. 10 rooms.
3 w. Clay Street, rooms.
w. Clay Street, 8 rooms.
S12 N. Sycamore Street. rooms.
900 N. Vine Street, rooms, steam
heat.
Z. Clay Street, rooms.
$40 N. Eighth Street, Z rooms.
602 N. Eighth Street, rooms.
TIT Luck Avenue. Barton Heights. 8
rooms.
12a S. Pine Street, s rooms.
III S. Pine Street, s rooms.
3lS w. Marshall Street, Z rooms.
8 S. Plum Street, rooms.
House on Thompson Avenue on West
hampton car line, this side Of Belt
sos Minor Street Barton Heights, Z
rooms.
1920 w. Marshall Street. 7 rooms.
3ll Minor Street, Barton Heights.
120 s. Pine Street, rooms
GA n Thirty-hrst Street, rooms
2213 Pleasant Street. rooms.
Ell S. Fourth Street. z rooms.
40S N. First Street rooms.
1925 Beverly Street, 6 rooms.
1901 Beverly Street.
1920 e. Grace Street. rooms.
I'll Beverly Street.
$500 e. Franklin Street
604 Beverly Street, 6 rooms.
1908 W. Clay Street
231S Burton Street, 4 rooms.
no Buchanan Street rooms.
207 w Canal Street. 4 rooms.
FLATS.
1926 Monument Avenue. I'd nat, 5
rooms. heat furnished. possession ct
once
ll29 ". Franklin Street. I'd fiat; pos,
session at once or Sept. l.
500 W. Grace Street, I'd fiat Z rooms
possession Sept. !.
, 1926 Monument Avenue, Sd fiat. s
rooms, heat furnished; possession al
once or Sept, !.
14ol Hanover Street. I'd fiat, rooms
possession Sept, !.
s2l n. Twenty-seventh Street, "a fiat
S rooms. possession Sept. l.
N. W. BOWE & SON.
4 N. Eleventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
FLATS.

No. Rooms
al Smith Street. LIST nat.
Garland Avenue and Hooper Street
(Highland Park, I'd fiat. 4
1912 Park Avenue, LIST fiat. 6
1912 Park Avenue, I'd fiat
715 n. Meadow Street LIST fiat. /
e. Main Street, LIST fiat.
i214 Park Avenue, I'd fiat. .........
=. Main Street. LIST fiat. ....... I
2o36 w. Grace Street. I'd fat.
II p Main Street, list fiat .....
Alb Smith Street. I'd fiat. .....
]. D. CARNEAI & son,
Madison 800