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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19
STATE EVENTS

Monday was the silver wedding an
niversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Swarri
of Ada township, and the occasion was
fttingiy celebrated by the many friends
of the worthy couple. A surprise party
was planned and that evening friends
to the number of nearly a hundred
called most unexpectedly. A delightful
evening was passed. Refreshments
everything that could be desired in the
edible line, had been prepared. The
guests presented Mrs. Swarri with a
silver cake basket in token of their
friendship and love The affair was
one OF the most enjoyable in every
way that has been held in that town
ship for some time.
On Saturday afternoon from to s
o'clock. at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mahon in Langdon, a fare
well reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w! Mahon and family, Miss
Mckenzie, sister of Mrs. Mahon; also
Mrs. "A. Fl. Stevenson and family. The
former leave for new home in the
state of Washington, and the latter
for the Arcola district in the Canadian
northwest. Upwards of seventy guests
were present, consisting principally OF
members and adherents of the Presby-
terrain and Methodist churches, the re-
ception being planned by the ladies OF
those churches and was carried out in
a most admirable manner Following
the serving of the refreshments the
older members of the party INDUCED
in "reminiscences of the early DAVIS of
The long ago. while the younger folks
enjoyed outdoor games on the lawn.
The goodbyes were very fittingly re-
ferred to in. impromptu remarks and
a proper appreciation OF the event
shown in the responses made by the
guests Of honor, who no doubt will long
hold In remembrance the gathering OF
their Langdon friends to say goodbye
and express wishes for their future
welfare in their respective homes in
the far west.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19
WHO OWNS PAcKAcET

Unaddressed Package Was Left at the
Fargo Postoffice Recently.
An unaddressed package has been
left at the Fargo postoffice. 1t con-
tanned shirt waist, which the owner
can have by calling at the postofice
and proving properly.
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pepIorabIs, Anyway.

Detroit Free Press: 1--WE depIore,
etc." is a popular phrase in demo-
cratic platforms just now. After
election day they adopt the British
Generals language during the Boer
war and regret to report"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19

seriously that 1t Is
labor instead OF
relaxation.
A good game Of
tennis should leave
the nerves relaxed.
the blood tingling,
the mind cheerful
and full of pleas
ant thoughts. So
with croquet, golf
and the hundred
and one pastimes
which take people
into the open. All
s u c h pleasures
should be culti-
waited. The big
world of nature
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19

Plattsburg. Mo-, Aug. 1s.-The con-
test for the democratic nomination for
circuit clerk in Platte. county is made
notably interesting because one of the
candidates Is a woman, Miss Alice
Berkeley, daughter of the present clerk.
She has been deputy in charge Of the
office for eight years. She is about
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19
1t Always Gets ,Em.

Pittsburg Gazette-Times: The De-
troit man who erected monument
TO Satan had his pocket picked at q
Sunday school picnic. Old logical
retribution il right on the job these
days.
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A GREAT
9 MA =
For those Fargo or RGOOrhead
People Who owe the
Lake Regions

have hotel on grounds 100x14O,
suitable for club house and hotel;
grounds covered with beautiful
shade trees and one dozen seven
year-old fruit trees; SNOWFALL, lilac
and rose bushes; grounds ideal for
swinging hammocks and lawn seats.
There are % good fishing lakes
from within 80 rods to 6 miles; good
duck and partridge shooting; prop
erty is in the very heart of the
famous and beautiful lake regions
Of Minnesota, only three hours auto
run from Fargo.
Form club or group and buy
this desirable place; It's just what
you need. A snap II taken within
ten days See me at once will be
at The Washington House In Fargo
for week. Ask for G. Cummings.
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LIBRARY Meeting
HERE NEXT MONTH
ARRANGEMENT BEING PERFECT
Ed FOR BIG MEETING-NoRTH
DAKOTA AND NORTHERN MIN
NESoTA LIBRARIANS WILL
COMBINE IN SESSION.

The N. d. library commission is CO.
operating with the State Library as
ISOLATION to make the annual state
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-19
STATE WEDDINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ray, Of 1901
Monroe street, Chicago, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mar
guerite, to DR.. ]. Robert Pence of Mi
not, N. D.
A very pretty wedding occurred al
Minot Tuesday when Mrs. Bertha
Dayton and Morgan Graham were
united in marriage. The home was
beautifully decorated, the color scheme
being red and white. Only few in
innate friends were present at the
ceremony, which was followed by q
reception. Mr. and Mrs. Graham will
be at home in Minot after Sept is.
At Hotel Montana in Kalispell on
Friday occurred the marriage of Miss
Boletta Hagen of Power and Otto Mar
ken of Bigfork, the Rev Onerheim Of
fiCiating. The young couple arrived
Bigfork Saturday evening on the
boat and at once went to housekeeping
in rooms over Marker & Slethoug's
store. The bridegroom is the son OF
liver o. Marker of the firm of Marker
& Slethoug and is bright young man
of good habits. The bride Is the
daughter of Mrs. T. o. Hagen of Power
Miss Mabel Onnland, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Onnland of Grand
Forks, became a bride Wednesday
when her marriage to Lars Iceberg,
now business man of Concord, Mont,
but formerly of Grand Forks, occurred
at the home of her parents Rev, f.
M Mccoy read the service and only
the relatives and intimate friends were
present. Miss Alice Onnland was her
sisters bridesmaid and o. j. Holland
of Bottineau was best man. A prettily
appointed wedding dinner was served
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PLAYING GAMES.
~ Mary RUSSELL.

Playing games Is with some young
people-and some old ones-a busi-
ness They take the pleasure so
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Call ]. p. Johnson for feed.
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and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Iceberg
left on a short wedding trip, after
which they will be at home in Concord.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
KEEN INTEREST
IN SECOND DAY
Senior Eight Cared Shell Race
is Main Event of National
Regatta.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.--Interes,
IN the second days races OF tina m.
tional regatta. keyed up by the close
finishes and In some cases unexpected
results Of yesterdays races. rose 10 !
nigh pitch to-day. Ii conferred FOL
the most part on the senior eight.
Dared shell race. the main event Of
tne regatta, and there was enough, un.
certainty about the result to make an,
entry look good an q winner. IN sew
erai OF the other events aiao the
merits OF the oarsmen had been n
little tried out in a bix regatta thai
the experts had no ground 10 stand
on In picking winners PrecautionI
were taken to prevent the fpulins
which occurred at the start or two Of
yesterdays races and the arrange.
menfs were perfected to prevent vari.
GUS mishaps which MARRIED the first
days racing
The program was made Up Of the
following events.
Association single sculls: senior
{our-oared shells; intermediate shells.
quadrupie scull shells tsenfor1 cham
pionship single scuils and the senior
elght-oared shells.
The entries IN association single
scuii fsenior) included nine OF the
most prominent seuiierk~in the coun-
try.
In the senior tours were entered ths
Mfnnesotas. of st. Paul: the Mound
City Rowing Club. OF St Louis: the
Argonauts, OF Toronto: Arundele. 81
Haltlmore. Potomacs. OF WashtnHton:
Centrals. OF st. Louis. and rottawas,
of Ottawa
In the intermediate single scuiIs
were entered six crac oarsmeu.
In the quadruple scull sheils (sen-
lori were entered the New York Attn
ietic Club and the Nassau Club, Of
New York
The entries for the senior eight
cared shells were the PotomAcs. OF
Washington: Nespers. o1 Philadel-
phiA: Argonauts. OF Toronto. ana the
Ottawa Club. OF Ottawa
Although the Vespera OF phtladef-
phia, we're the favorites in the biz
eight-oAred race. the Canadian crews.
who showed fine form In yesterdays
races, were picked to give them q
strong pull II they did not win The
PotomAcs, OF Washington, ware ex-
pected 10 make a great showing also.
Many OF the best oarsmen or the
country were matched against each
other In the single events. The Ass0-
citation single scull race was expected
to bring out new championShip tina
Der. In the championship singIe
sculls the veterans Miller. Sheppard
and Mehrhof were the contestants.
the odds being slightly In favor OF
7dffl6rr despIts Mehrhofs GOOD chow
Ing yesterday.
Fear Of the Western. and Canadian
clubs WAS less to-day, although the
Argonauts, Of Toronto. were strongly
backed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
THOUSANDS ATTEND
FUNERAL Or GINS
Ex-Lightweight Champion Laid
at Rest After Losing Hopeless
Last Battle. .... q 1 III

BALTIMORE, MD. August Isl Tks
funeral OF Joe Cans will take place
this afternoon at ! O'Clock from What
coat Methodist EpiscopaI church. Lex-
ington ana Pine streets. There MaA iii
early morning service al the Cans resi3
dence for the family. and ~ o'clock
the body was then removed 10 the
church where u will remain until M an
ter the church services. This wAs de-
cided upon yesterday by the fanfi1ys
In order to give the hundreds II peo~
pie who will be unable TO attend the
funeral a last chance to view the bu{dx
Of the dead champion. Rev. 0alrnafNs
Cummings. sof the Aablry Meth0ftixk
Episcopal church. eonducted the early
services At the home.
The church services Will be III charxs
Of Rev. Alfred Young, paatorsof Whax-
Rev. Cummings and Rev. =. r. VIII
liams. s IN
"A feature OF the church service xfIlI
he the mustc- The dead nsaster 0f tin
iightweights waSi = great lover " MntA@
sic. II was announced It the <5&a1
home last night that Lloyd Glhbss tlS4s
well known coIofed tenor, ana Nei4nx
Tunstali. colored barytone singer. ~
coming from New York ana VIII Ar Pm
rive here this morning n ttnne fof M
services 10 sing several fnv0rite hyylxin1g5
OF the deceasexi. sas
All yesterday floral pieces arrtye ~ /
the house. They ware placed ID 4ll
sides OF the silk lined cA1tetss III xx11 s
spariors, Al steady atfenm ~ vfAitnF&s
called I'd pay thar reApecte a1S513kn &
them being several huainezo ana UTSl
ifessi0naI men of this city. X s sSs
The WhAtcoat church saafs &l0l1t
~
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&
re iTa4sa Viz CIR s an s yHr Yo6 9w x
ME- Io!IR EALL NIT nY THE
G0LD9TElN BuDT PORN FOR
VERY LITTLE MONEY. FOR THE
FALL AID WINTER STYLES 1T
5 YARDS MxTEAiXL ii INCHES
u s YIAaps ssarI iisS IL INCHES -
sr M1R A III L. L. surroNs. i'''
ocLDsTsEIa susT roRM. wirrHi =.
PATTERN AND FULL IN
AND l1kfso - $3.50 $3.50. s.ss
~ -4-----
III You MAKE YOUR SUR YoUR.
SELF: Bust FORMS FOR SALE AT
N. uOLDsTETN'S 2ie NORTH FfETh
STREET. INFORMATION FREE
S OF CHARGE.
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COTTON PRESSURE
BY LOCAL BEARS

NEW York.. Aug. 1s.---Aftsr 0px,a@
Ing steady at an advance of poinxE
to decline OF points the co{fou
market this morning eased on 4 6cnf-s
tering liquidation and local heAf prS1@
cure. Cables we're about - due bsit
there seemed 70 be better prosp&cxG
for showers in the southwest over
Sunday #
Cotton prices. August. f6.1tU16ss
September. 14ss@42: October. t3.ek
@ss: December. 1871 @6s; Januaxyx
I3.600b1; March. 1855 D 50: 1x&ys
13-so0b1; July. 1881 a IS. II
nc
Bank stasernenx.
NEW YORK. Aug. fs.-Ths weAiiy
bank statement shows the folIoMiug
changes.
Reserve on all deposits. increases.
S4.218,475. ss
Reserve on deposits other than u.
g.. increase, St.112.5 500. IL
Loans, increase. $1s.IIz.S0o. S7s
Specie, increase. tlz.o32, TOE. u
Legal tenders. decrease, gl,311.5o6.a
Deposits, increase. S2s,ss7, 700. 81
Circulation, increase. y107, goa.
Total loans, s1.224. sos. 800.
The surplus OF the banks 81 1E3sSs
ss7S,s26, a. compared with {as,704,aE0
q year ago apd S6e.S34.63s TWO ysaf1
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

DETROIT, August = Earl wis
sen. the pitcher whom the ysetrpjt
American League baseball club ne
cured ficm Peoria was rel~nsed 10
Toronto in the Eastern League. He
may be recalled next aprink.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13
Wants


lot; detached house; Robinson street
near Main; only $500
SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
Cary street, near Jefferson Hotel,
only $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE AND FIVE
lots. at Highland Springs; only
$3.50.
THREE LOTS AND SIX ROOM
house at Highland Springs; only
| $1,000
sIx-RooM HOUSE. PANTRIEs,
china press. bath. etc; nice home:
Highland Park: only s2.5oe.
FIVE NEW HbMEs. BARTON
Heights: dirt cheap. About S3e8
cash and balance like rent. Get one
WE HAVE A BIG LOT OF HOMES,
Chelsea Hill. at prices cheaper than
cost of building: $50 cash. balance
monthly. Get one.
TWO FTvE-RoOM HOUSES. ONE
six-room house, Fulton, renting for
$i3 per month; S2.00 gets all three.
LOT ls2 BY 1873 AND GOOD SIX
room house. Temple street: only
$4,000. Big speculation here.
LOT "a BY $50 AND SEVEN ROOM
house, all for $l.x60; house cost more
10 build IL; William street.
81 ACRES. FIvE-RooM HOUSE.
at Glen Allen; only $3.50: terms.
LOT i32 BIZ 2se HIGHLAND
Springs. AT stop, and four-r room
house: good out buildings and plenty
shade. price. 1850,
AND PLENTY OUT BUILDINGS.
See ns IL you want to buy or sell.
NoONANDSON REALTY coRPO-
RATION.
TWO NICE HOUSES ON FOREST
Hill car line. near 2s0o block; dirt
Let us show them. NOoNANDSON
REALTY CORPORATION.
SUBURBAN BARGAINS BY GAR
RETT d CO.
s4.a5o--io ROOMS: CORNER: ALL
conveniences; 50xl2e feet.
s3.7y0-s ROOMS. RECEPTION
hall. bath. range, hot and cold
water. electric lights.
$500 ROOMS. ALL CONVENT
$s.s5o-s ROOMS: ELECTRICITY.
iatrobe. sc; 5oxl2o feet.
ss.soo--s ROOMS; BATH. ELEc-
trictty. iatrobe. range, shade,
closets In all bedrooms; sToo
cash. balance monthly.
s2.soo--s ROOMS: BATH. PANTRY.
wired for electricity.
s4,oo0---1e ROOMS. BATH. PANTRY.
cellar; well built; hot air heat
LOT iasxIss FEET AT $500 PER
foot.
5000 ROOMS. BATH. PoRcHEs;
S2xI4s feet
ss.sse-7 Rooms: NEW; ssx14s
feet
$1,000 ROOMS, BATH; OUT
houses; !; Al lighted by -vfec=
fTicfty. modern.
$S.I5o--lo ROOMS. = LARGE HALLS
and porches; bath, etc.
LoT-NIcE g. FOOT LOT; sl2.oe per
foot.
Phone Monroe 733
GARRETT q Co,
1909 East Main street.
SPECIAL FARM BARGAINS By
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

FRONT ROYAL. VA. August 1s.--
Front Royal defeated atrasburg YES
terday in = seven-inning game. 70
9. Tha visitors could do nothing with
Dalton's delivery
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Rooms ron nEwr.

-. -. -
1ooMs Eos nExI:
FOR 4 RENr-A LARGE SECOND
moor front room, thxee windows;
latfcbe heat. Apply No. IL South
FIrsa street
FOR RENT--oN cHIMBORAzO PARK
six large rooms; all modern convent
encss private bath Address ia NJ.
Thirty sscond
NICE ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR
Hight housekeeping. and for gentle
men. Si4 Ncrth Twelfth street.
FOR RENT--TWo on THREE
large rooms afd small rooms ex-
csiient location. Phone Madison
ee I'D.
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FOX
light housekeeping: siso others. 71e
East Franklin street.
III EAST cLAY--cooL. CLEAN
rooms; nicely furnished; bath. phone
LA . Pr SMALL FURNISHED
rooms I07 North Third street.
WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE
front rooms ROBIN adjoining, and
small front room Telephone, electric
board 2ll6 Hanover street
wANTED-TENANT FOR TWO FTR-
niehe0 rooms second floor front;
pofrsaefn bath adjoining use Of
nisnt. 40 North twelfth street.
wANTED--A COUPLE. OR TWO GEN
tlemen 70 board In private family
On West avenue. Bright room.
Phone Madison 1906
WELL FTFRNT6HED SINGLE BED
rooms, hall rooms, etc. centrally io-
Gated phone and bath. TIS East
MArshAM near Eighth street
FOR RENT--TWO BRIGHT ROOMS
niahsd central location: phone Mad
ison x547-J.
TWO VERY LARGE SECOND-FLOoR
rooms. unfurnished no children. sls
Vert Grace.
FURNISHED ROOMS. LARGE AND
small. 10 East Franklin streets
WHEN YOT COME 70 RICHMOND
y fGet . clean, comfortable bed for Soc.
ph0ns. bath and ice water free; ex-
csiient meals served next door, 1909
East Clay.
comforts: is North sixth. between
franklin nd Main.
FOR RENT--TWo OR THREE LARGE
rooms and small room exceilent io-
cation Phone Madison 7s4s-I
ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM ONE
bright hall room rent separately or
together both furnished modern
s sis 81 East r'sassii' family ~
WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE
front room, room adjoining and
small front room tel4phune. electric
light. heat, hath. with or without
board. Apply 1s1s Hanover street.
SECOND FLOOR: THREE
roonna. 1T south Third street.
LARGE ROOM. FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping also Others APP
= rfy T1o East Franklin street.
FOR RENT. MODERN FLAT SIX
rooms ana bath. Ill East Main 81
TWO LARGE, CONNECTING FUR
nished rooms. board Z desired. APP
Apply ies North Seventh street.
1iS EAST CLAY--NEWLY FURNISH
ID or unfurnished rooms: special
summer rates. phone Madison 22ee-J,
bath home comforts.
FOR RENT--TWO NICELY FURNISH
- front rooms. second noor. sos n.
Seventh street
TWO LARGE. CONNECTING. FUR
ntshed roOms: board * desired. Ap-
ply 10 West Grace.
gOR RENT-TWO BRIGHT con
T rsfsrsrx FSsns sssn sae1 .
ron RFET-TrW;o OR THREE LARGE
rooms Assd small rooms. excellent To-
c6tfOp. Phone Madison sS<4.l
UCELY-TTRNTsIfED ROOMS oN
Lombardy. near Broad: convenient
- bath: uas Of parior- Phone e0es.
ROOMS FOR LIGHT
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/. GoLDsTEIN HAS ORIGINAL MOD
EL6 FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
REASON THESE ARE MADE TIP
OF CLOTH. AND WIFI GIVE YUU
4 BETTER IDEA THAN WHEN
YOU SELECT FROM SAMPLE. YOU
SEN THE ETYLE QUALITY AND
FOR THE FALL FROM 11S UP.
IL. 0oLD1TEfN, LADIHg TAILOR.
III NORTH FIRTH HTREET.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

FOR RENT--NICELY FUNNISHED
roens ss us ~ Marshali street:
c0L0FED BU0SY wXHfs 701s III nm:
Ter. waiter or useful man. AAdr&es
I'D MILLER. care Richmond virs
Eanian.
EXPERIENCED cHAuFFEUR Dr.
sires position careful driver. own
repairs. Address H. r. j., 1900 WAat
I.elEh street.
WANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN "
eood habits and no cigarette smokAH
t.p pos,t'o 3, e IA, sssenosraphsF o. bcok-
III Il. u care Richmond virginian.
WANTED-POSITIoN Az GROCERY
salesman: write for experiences ana
references. r. r. y. No 2. Box 4s,
Wallace. y. c.
i PRINTERGENERAL NEWSFxFEH
come saa e on %.n 1asre,s for 4 'oS ssn
10 Washinston street, Portsmouth.
a WANTED BY GRADUATE In MUSIC
~ HAndolph- Macon. y position 10
teach piano; best Of references. Al
WANTED. by 4 FIRST GRADE yiTs.--
ainta teacher OF several yeArs' expa-
rience . position in public or pri-
xate school. Latin and music Ad-
dress 4. care Postmaster. Poplar
I'LL. 70.
MARRIED. MAN WANTS WORK or
any Kind belt LAGER, rose grower
z sfANFiEEb. sos East IN Main Il s NJ
PRINTER-GENERAL NEWSPAPER
ana ad man--opon for job: can
come a. once Address r.. w. n.
sle Washington street. Portsmouth,
W4NTEn ~ yS,fs 81 n !. i, Z ;sYSs z-S
SITUATION - man. ~ $1,000 ~ 49,. - -
persenosd: ear rive refererre. a.
dress MANAGER, 1919 North Nine
feenth.
wants position - oncs VII, n ~ ~.
where. marriea Al rsfsr.rres a.
dress HOWARD aiIAcKELFoRD,.
lsel A.hl.na street. city.
old wants nosssinn - h,,.,nr - E.s ~
Or. Addrsss C1RIIsi IE sp n
Cars Richmond virrinisn. -
ssyST.zs =. =. !. g
1 1870 aaA.s - 80 ~ Oisp WANIs
dress sol wess Carv ssreSs 40
S5s;Ts0~ WzzTss7s - -
WANTEB-F1MfTY WXafafNH 1T
home, or work BY the day. s0R Ant
gAl street tsnd al Ninth s;reetl.
Richmond, Va 1fs
YOUNG w0aXN WANTS PosfirTOT
NIEp--FAMILf WASHING sfs
Solsn rrenIsss Mce.s
wANTED--DAYs WORK. APPLY
70. North Linden street
home. sosls North stxth strsst.
yoYsN5S 1;S1sS ~: ! !;
hn I. ., $1,000 DE III. f1sI 49, -
..srssrn~ gi,ns snps,as Ssss
twenty nrst street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

LADIES. TO ACCOMMODATE ny
CUSToMEHS An EXTENDING MY
SPECIAL OFFER On FALL AND
WINTER SUITS FOR ONE WEEK
LINE Oh THE NEWEST MATE
RAILS ron YOU re- SELECT FROM
SUPERIOR QUALITY, CORRECT
STYLES AND ARTtGTIc WORK
MANGHIP. ALL COMBINE TO Make
ANTEE rot WILL RECEIVE FROM
NY ESTADLInHNENT II. LEW16.
LADIES TAILOR, 1ez NORTH
FIRST STREET. PHONE MADISON
1855.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

NO. III. sE,ooo--Iss ACRES EfGHT
miles and on splAndia road: rood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

yPECIAI- NSffCE--fF You NEED
rubber tires. 4 am stfit putting them
on 81 the ola prfca - bought q
good lot 81 rubber before the prizes
Of rubber advanced: 20 get busy ana
take advantage Of this. Apply 10
p. G. Brtstows. No n. IL. is. North
EiGhteenth street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

NO ls4. ss.0eo-los ACRES. FIVE
miles from Richmond. on iane road ;
I good buildings. - :
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SPECIAL. FARM BARGAINS BY
GARRETT n CO.

4
NO. rs, sI2,5oo-i .o1s ACRES IN
Charlotte county. adjoining thirty
ing town. half mile from railroad
gain.
NO. 2fs. $s.5o0--isz ACRES IN HAN
over county: half mile nom n. RI.
six miles TO Richmonds good dwell
Ing and excellent land.
NO. 1sS. s4,s0o--11o ACRES IN HAN.
over county. convenlent to Rich
mond. This Is a fine truck farm.
NO lss. s2,5oe-s2 ~ ACRES IN
Henrico county. convenient to car
line: near Ashland: s-room house;
good shape.
no. zoo. ss.3oo-ss ACRES. NEAR
Ashland: good house. orchard ate
Land IN fine condition. Snap.
NO. 1s6. xI.a5o--27 ACREH m HEN
rico county, close 70 railroad: Broom
house; store and blAckSsnith shop.
NO. ia. $4,000 los ACRES. FTvE
miles from Richmond. 0n llue road |:
good buildings. E !.
NO. IN. 36ooo-lss ACRES rrcHT
miles and on splendid road: rood
Dazildirss: IN splsndid cenznanity. n
NO, Its. es.6oo--ae AcRnn: FINE
truck farm; good, yareS RvS1iin~ ana
out buildfnss: exooI11nf lSn can 8
xenfent 10 school anA t14ur9
NO. 1aE.. 81, 500--T VV3s A{s31Nfs ! ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

NO. 200. ss.soo--ss ACRES. NEAR
Ashland: good house, orchard. etc.
Land In fine condition. Snap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

NO. 1ss. $I.a5o--27 ACRDH N HEN
rico county, close 70 r4lIrnAd: 6-room
mouse: store and blAckSmith shop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

LOT - BY $50 AND SEVEN ROOM
house. all for 81 $50; house cost more
TO build ii: William street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

TWO FIvE-ROOM HOUSES. ONE
six-room house, Fulton. renting for
$ia per month. 1900 gets all three.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

LOT 1872 BY 1888 AND GOOD SIX
room house. Temple street; only
$4,000. Big speculation here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

NO. e2s, $I2.5oo--i.01S ACRES IN
Charlotte county. adjoining fhriy
ing town; half mile from railroad:
IsS acres in fine low ground. bar
gain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

/ 81 ACRES. FIvE-RooM HOUSE,
at Glen Allen; only $i.s5e; terms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

NO. 1ss. s2,5oo-32 ~ ACRES IN
Henrico county. convenient to car
line. near Ashland; broom house !:
good shape.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

FOR RENT--ON cHfMBORAzO PARE
six large rooms; all modern convent
encss private bath Address ia N
ThfFty-sacOnd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

NICE ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping. and for gentle
men. Si4 Norah Twelfth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-13

NO. III. $s.500--isz ACRES IN HAN
over county. half mile from n. RI.
Six miles TO Richmond, good dwell
\ Ing and excellent land.