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Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

Go where you may about the
state or through neighboring states,
YOU will find that western Stanley
county is the most talked of of any
section in the state. Everywhere
there are men planning to come
here and investigate the proffered
opportunities for investment in
business and land. This is due to
two things. The wonderful natur-
al resources of the county, and the
progressive advertising methods
of our business men, especially the
hustling land men, who are scatter.
ing literature broadcast over the
county.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

Yes, there are perjurers, men
who can be bought for five dollars,
others who tip the campaign bar
rel far over on it's side, men full OF
guile, and poor loosers; but worse
than all these is the poor winner,
the man to whom victory means
nothing, if it does not mean an
opportunity to throw the rusty
iron of bitter hatred into the
shrinking heart of fallen foe.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

Roosevelt will reach New York
Saturday, after fifteen months of
wandering in foreign climes. 1t
has been an age since Americas
leading citizen hit out across the
pond, and for that time he hasn't
vouchsafed an opinion as to what
we have been doing politically.
Consequently, we are on the anx-
ious seat until he has told us wheth-
er we have been good or bad child
rem. How many of us shall be
hanging our heads in shame when
he shall have called us about him,
and asked us for the accounting!
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16
This is no Jest

The mother who allows a sixteen
year old daughter to float around
the township in top buggy until
"a. m. with counterfeit sport with
a weak jaw and weaker morals,
merely opens the fl ont door to grief
and disgrace. If you don't know
what company your girl keeps or
what time of the night she turns
in, your roar, when the gossips get
started, will sound about as pathet-
ic as the wheeze from a jewsharp.
The girl who insists on spooninp
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

A Fort Pierre newspaper sug-
oests that Mr.. Millett was able to
defeat DR.. Lavery for the legisla-
ture by reason of his banking con-
nections throughout the county.
This conclusion il arrived at, nc
doubt, from the returns Proba bly,
it is figured out from the vote u
Fort Pierre, Milesville, and Mid
land, whore Mr.. Millstt has bank
jns connections and where he mace
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

Now that the primaries are over
we suggest that the voters take
their spare time during the next
four months to study the referen-
dunn ballot. 1t is only four yards
long and printed in type that can
easily be read with magnifying
glass. In the vulgar slang of the
street, Hop to it."
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

Boost for Philip and Stanley
county at every opportunity. We
don't believe there is bigger
little city in the northwest than
Philip, and the more people you
can make hear the fact the better.
Make noise like booster every
chance you get.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16
Some Lessons of the Recent Primary

OVIiIC ICoSVVo W klC uCOCIl ''IIlO'
Politicians and students of polit-
ical affairs generally NAV find a
lesson or two worth rejecting upon
in the results of the recent primary
election. The workings of the pri-
mary itself are looming up in new
light. And more than that the vote
indicates that the best inform cd
politicians of the state in all factions
were decidedly in the wrong as to
the trend of popular opinion on
certain important public questions.
To begin with we have Egan.
And Egan and Egan's vote teaches
us what the people will do for a
candidate who happens to catch
the popular favor. More people
were disgusted with the primary
on last Wednesday, when it was
believed that Egan had been nomin-
ated, than ever before in the his
tory of the state. A glance at the
insurgent newspapers published on
that and the following day will in
dicate how hard the primary hit
some of the brethren. Editor
Bowen, of the Huronite, rises right
up in meeting and speaks in pretty
plain language about the 'error of
the primary" and suggests that it
be corrected as Minnesota correct
ed a similar error, to-wit: by the
election of democratic governor.
Such comment shows how un-
certain is the faith that even the
insurgents have in the practical
workings of the primary law.
And the mere fact that Vessey was
nominated by a scant two thousand
votes, while it may silence insur-
gent criticism of the law, does not
alter the fact that the state came
mighty near unto Eganism, some
thing that would be impossible ex.
cept under the primary. Nor does
it alter the fact that the long haired
and silver tongued gentry will be
knocking at your political doors
every two years from now till the
end of time or the end of the law
This is only a starter. The worst
is yet to come.
In this connection it may be sale
that a most sarcastic whim of fate
made the primary q means of de-
feating Dick Richards, the author
of the law. Dick claims to have
written the present primary law
and in his more modest moment.
he is willing to admit over his sig
nature that thereby he made him
self the everlasting benefactor o.
the state. This year Mr.. Richard!
was a candidate for the state senat,
and it was not believed that the au
thor of the primary, the benefactol
of all the people of the state, thu
contributor of twenty Thousand
dollars to the Crawford campaign
fund of two years ago, could posi-
bly, fall short of his ambition
But one Wright succeeded in using
the primary to get the eccentric
Dicks political scalp with neatnes
and much dispatch. Mr.. Richard
will stay at home during the coming
winter and contemplate the doing
of the legislature from afar. 1t i
. sad case; for after Richards has
been betrayed by Vessey, Craw
ford, Gamble, Sem, and . few
others, in the end he is now be
traysd BY his own beloved primar!
law.
! Co0grsasman Burks's vote
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

ice. You can't gold brick a sharp
eyed suiter with second hand goods
anymore than you can fit bath
robe on goat. There are lots of
weakminded parents who are going
up against the judgement day with
about as much show as cross
eyed girl in beauty show, and
their children will rise up ind call
them blessed with the enthusiasm
of one-legged man at club dance.
Manchester Press.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

Those million postal cards to be
sent to the governor of California
appealing to his excellency to stop
that fight" will help out on the
postal deficit.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

The convicts who established
counterfeiting plant in the Missouri
penitentiary, were bound to make
that prison a money making insti-
tuition,
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16
The popularity of a crank is that
he always thinks it is his turn.

Roosevelt is the only man in his
tory that has had the kings and
queens running down to the depot
to meet him.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

no very creditable showing. Both
candidates had banking connec-
tions, and how that could have
affected the result is more than we
can understand.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

A Catholic orphanaqe is to be
erected in the diocsse of South
Dakota. Plans for the institution
were discussed at a recent confer
ence of laymen and clergy with
Bishop Thomas O'Gorman.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16


Ed Hoefs, of Cottonwood.
A Catholic orphanaqe is to be
erected in the diocsse of South
Dakota. Plans for the institution
were discussed at a recent confer
ence of laymen and clergy with
Bishop Thomas O'Gorman.
Francis G. Gueffroy left last
Friday afternoon for the Pacific
coast to visit relatives. He went
by the way of Lincoln, Nebr., and
Denver, also visiting relatives in
the eastern part of this state en-
route. midland Mail.
Alfred Dulin, living 8 miles
north of town, after leaving his
house last Sunday, when looking
back at a mile distance, saw it afire.
The whole building, with every
thing in it, was destroyed. 1t is
not known what reason the struc-
ture had for suicide. .-Capa Hust-
ler.
We are in receipt of the an
nouncement of the marriage, at
Selby, S. d. of Charles Clinton
Hess and Miss Myrtle May Potter.
With the bride we are not ac-
quainted, but Charles Hess is we'll
known in Stanley county, where
he was employed for several years.
Midland Mail.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Wood, of Kimbro, was
bitten on the arm by rattlesnake.
The arm was at once bandaged,
and other remedies applied, and
the little sufferer taken to Midland
for medical attendance. Her life
will be saved, owing to the eff
cient steps taken to prevent the
spreading of the poison through
her system.
On Monday, juno 9Th, William
Van Brocklin, of Manila, and Miss
Sara Hodges, of Belle Plaine, were
united in marriage at the home OF
the brides sister. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Brocklin are quite well
known in this vicinity, both having
homesteads, and Mrs. Van Brock.
lin has for some time been connect.
ed with the Manila Courier a. edit.
or. They have many friends who
with The Ottumwa offer congratu.
lations. They left Immediately
for Nebraska, where they will visit
at the home of the groom's parents,
after which they will return tc
Manila to make thsir homo on Mr..
Van Brocklin's Homestead. The
Ottumwa.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

Twin baby girls arrived June
3rd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hoefs, of Cottonwood.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-16

Highs for fine photos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

~
ladies THAT AM Il READY no
TAKE ORDEF.5 Ed I. FALL a N D
WINTER SUITS. MY IMPORTED
SCLOTHS AND STYLES ,lIANll RI
RIVED, AND ARE TIE III My THAT
ARE SHOWN ONLY y \ - !; !.
GLASS AND u -TO-pATEg LADIES
TAILORs IN THE LEADING CITIES.
IN ORDER TO STSAR'E THE 81 ga
! SON 3 EARLY AND FOR .rFI y xNC-
8COMMODATIONs b Q r THOSE THAT
WISH AN &UP-TO-DAT 81 IT FROM
WITH "a REDUCED PRICE. u Of
4 FDR "a 4 SPECIAL REDUCTION IN
PRICES. YOU MAY x RDFR SOUR
SUIT NOW 81 ID gEI.NNfia l III NlADl
LATER. ALL WORK. w LIZ = e
DONE UNDER MY PERSONAL. An
TENTION AND GUARANTEED, * NJ.
BANN Eft, LADIES' trAILOR. $40
WEST GRACE SrR l1E'c. 5Ss9
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,3alillin,lt!:r.,p!!,..

F6K THE VRRY EsT sfYIF
i$ linerss and &trimrnin gs.S the plaza ISL { nj
CLAIsES,SS HI MI L.L4INE m a aOs ~ III Nts
Broad Street, ~ ssSs
YES, VIZ CAN SIT III. Sgl PPL2Y sSy (llJM
With up tod Ito ha tx and sSWll III Inc XS
81 s,ipplies at surprtsingl yssl pwl & prices NJ
u SNII1TLQGk 'S, Fl 5all HI Sltye9 Wy
Swans SsE n
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Real estate fnr sal.

FINE FARM IN GaHsTHRBfhL6j
ounty. about nino miles from city:
= 127 acres Of good land |: 50 acres II,
high state Of cultivation, balance in
wood stwo-story frame dwell Ing. OF,
seven rooms, with USUAL outbuiM y.
inga situated in nice grove, convent Y
entto church ana school: on II. r.. y.
route, one hours drive from CITY:
best macndamized road Price,, So
900. Or Will include team OF horses.
y wagons, farming implements, two
Jersey cows hogs and poultry and
everything ready for farming for
$500. III s Il 81
NICE LITTLE TRUCK or POULTRY
farm. 15 acres, on Courthouse Road.
nine miles from city: frame dwelling
OF rooms. barn and poultry house:
well OF fine water In yard: ane fruit
and shade trees: six or seven acres
in cultivation, balance in wood: VIII
cut over 100 cords: adjoining land
can be bought reasonable. Price.
$3.50. 3. .FHAM1LTON g CO.., Flew
enth and Hull Streets.
WIFI sACRIFICD NICE FARM $50
acres sunnyside, Va. Address p. Fl.
GAY. Highland Park, Richmond. Va.
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Hoe to Shop y Null


facilities
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1kor A,ale.

TOT Aale.
400 FOX TYPEWRITER. PHRTEGT
easy. $50 Victor phonoEraph, with ss
T Tesa " M S4o !, easy terms SIS hall
East clay n - 10lns'' - '0'
open; don't forget THE PITTS FUR.
NITURE. III West Broad, and 1929
East Main Street. for your furniture
and carpets. Cash or credit
Look AT TIlosn TOP IBuao1Es, THE
sechler makes Of Surveys and run-
tass1's sho s rsss e r 81 as' BR sistss
co. so4 Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE. GAsOLEND ENGINE;
Fairbanks-Morse portable; 4-horse
power; In flrst.class order. Address
3 ~, care Times-Dispatch.
FOR sALE.- s PER CENT. PREFERRED
stock; home manufacturing enter
P5ss pusinss: ,ad e pes .ssra rapy y;
raise money. Address II $50, care
Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE, ONE GAS RANGE AND
one mission lamp for l gas e ,: Apply at
phone Madison 1854, city.
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH. TWO
e Gaas op MnRR slaE ssis str PSsy
Phone Madison 2337
AUTONOBILE;- FIVE-PAsSENGER
touring car: excellent condition; Will
demonstrate anywhere; price surpris-
ingly less than $475 for Quick sale.
Address 3 836. care Times-Dispatch.
WHAT! "a TOP BUGGY FOR $3.50 AT
THOS. H. DUKE G. CO., 804 Brook
Avenue.
FOR SALE; z. NJ. B.
studebaker: 3o-horse power; fully
equipped and IN fine condition. For
further particulars. address II b73.
care Times-Dispatch.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH OF PRO-
prietor. hardware business at Louisa,
Va; annual sales about $4,000; good
Richmond. In town OF 600 inhabi-
tants; must sell at once; big oppor-
tunity for right party. Address
CHAS. D. BINNS.s RoxhurY.3 Va.
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Rfal estate for 6alt.

FOR SALE. a $4,000 PROPOSITION.
3l,76o. half-price on account OF
leaving city. Must close up at once.
=. Q. Box 26.
50o-ACRE FARM. ONE AND A HALE
miles from Jarratt. Va. for SALE
Terms easy Apply to J.. H. BATE.
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS BY
AMOS & POINDExTER, ITO EAST
MAIN STREET:
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Real estate 0aanttn.

&Akdl O0l6lE V1alelku.
Wasted, no -REN WITH DEs1KsH
able party without children. house
in central part OF city. Address B
s27. care Times-Dfspatcll.
WANTED. TO RENT a SMALL FUR ;,
or lease, References. Address 4
745. care Times-Dispntch.
"A NICE FARM, PROM 5 TO 90 ACRES,
near car. or rail line: north .or west
OF the city: not over six or seven
miles out; state exact locatlon,a al
particulars, price and terms In first
letter. Address 612. care Times
Dispatch. u
WANTED. A MARIN OF 40 ACRES
good house and outbuildings close
to cal line. Address "A. j. MATHEWS.
Sexton. Va. -.--.-- - -. -..--
WANTED-PARTY WANTS TO SPUR-
chase at once some acreng on car
A line leading into Richmond; prefer
ably Richmond and Petersburg car
line !. answer must give full parttcu
lars, location, lowest price. etc. Ad-
dress B S34. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, no RENT a GOOD FARM
for next year; river farm referred;
good references furnished, c. NJ. S.,
care Postmaster, Stokes. Goochland.
s Va..SSssss l:l5s 3. 83l
w AN TIE D-PARTY WITH CASH
wants to buy house and lot for In
vestment; answer at once. wing
full particulars as to rental loca-
ton and lowest price. Address j
ESQ. care Times-Dispatch, 4
10 EXCHANGE SIX WEST
Franklin Street lots for houses, Ad 4
dress T. w. sL.,724 N. Second,
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LONG is. IIEApQ PITS f't III rs u AZ g
y n,er wood Slabs for kind linz ", X.
AZ hickory and pine. sawed leIGtha TO
h suit every home. Il III WI II nd VnnGaS
later as usual My coal 4 Is going IN
\ summer prices. Place order 81 nnw,S
e 1908 West Broad,
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d STOCK. MAKE VERY REASON
aRhH PRTGhs rAr HATE r 5gsr M
WINTER GOODS AND SAMPLES.
SPECIAL REDUCTION UNTIL sep
T TRMsER Wns gR eTf Nm, l AZ
YOUR WORK IS SURE TO BE RIGHT
If you send it TO BRODIE, 10 East
Main. the experienced cleaner and
presser; prompt automobile deliy-s
cry. Phone $500.
YEAR Rt oFo SSi BUsfN MS 1 nAs
You GET sAT1sFAcT foNINEYElsYs
Way WHEN YOU ORDER YOUR
s91T E BEhN Us THE og VhR ,RAr BHsT
TRADE OFlTHE CITY.sT 20 WHOM
WE CAN REFER q on. FOR sTE1u
COMING WEEK WE SHALL OFFER
yhRG5AR s HHTEs AS 81 FA x1 4s ISL
no SAVE IN THE PRICE OF YOUR
Place YOUR ORDER, AND HAY1ls
shTs IN; LAsKA LADIES: TAiI.
~ ORING CO.. 3 OF NORTH SECOND
STREET BETWEEN 3aBR DAD AND
: MARSHALL: PHONE5nioNRO 49,
THE BOTTOM RAIL rs on TOP now
and our Giant Is not blind! He asks
6uIue elltt1U ltlS1SS
props Of the State nor need /; he bow
himself upon the common pillars atoss
avenge his particular wrong. His
eyes have been opened by free edu-ss
s free ballot III Is by no means
led in captivity by his Ignorance.
or set up in our midst MS "a laughing
stock, or chained to grind in our
looks abroad with the Tranquil smile
OF conscious strength, and sparalyze9s
the nation at his will. Since fate
full RunnXmede our race has vaunted#s
sworn jury, but that sacred jury has
degenerated into the mere az tool Of
dexterous bnrra tors. who rule IA QUE
awakened Giant by appeals to his
" inflaming the bitterness Of his
class hatreds. The sgever-swel1fng
brood OF fleeting pettif oggers who
take to this trade have esta blish edsy
proof Of malice; and on that ass,i.n p-
ton. with windy fury and trad less:
union eloquence. they base err
ruinous damage suits. Their stand -ss
ye!-reduce II I'm 70 the ran IS -:
~ and see how his htiness will
shrivel at your touch Under these
conditions we find that penury IS u
\ ance. Of opulenc may be sately tak ken
as the sign Of Il an oppressor; whom
y to bleed. Con lscatlo on under q PERI
victim shrinks from threatened ruin 4
by accepting omised settlement
out of court. and the sshyster pockets4S
his halt OF 5sW hat ever. the spoil may
4 be pretty fairl N assured by HIS
neediness his Nshamelessness and his "
greed. Our New Az irginias Is bill III
i with q ,frultag Of this unspeak ablazS
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q Address x e7.. care T!mes-Dispatch.
REsslsG AnD GEE:.S = ny NJ pnS y
Goods called for and delivered;
prompt automobile delivery. Phone
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FOR SALE, ONE BLACK MARE: GEN
tie and kind: not afraid OF any
thing; also one rubber tire surrey
and one set OF harness. Apply 322
South Pine. Phone Madison l556-J.
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ALL PERSONS ARE IIEREBY5W
& ed no t to extend or ed t to any one on
Pill my account unless thorlzed by me-
PERSONAL y.s AH.rHuR8 s.. pu ktI.s sSs3
ABSOLUTE PURITY AND & fsR EEDoAi
from organic mntter--tive gallons for
36c---Holl Ivy Strings Lithta KS w alter,
Phone Monroe ATT. 81 iiSSii5 s l2sg
WE TAKE LADIES, AND GENTLD.ll
mems clothes. feathers. gloves and
slippars, clean or dye them by \ our
q system 80 that they look &tresh and
have IA new appearnnce;5se every arti-s
4. Gle turned out by MS Is bound to
make stomer;; our t} Inott0 a Ia
Fair and Square'':: IS We pay EXPRESS
age ona way on out-of-toWn yTs.da,
8#85 SWOPES FRENCH DRY CLEANINGl
Co. 3os u secon q & ST.. hone q ] s n. ;
ASK. YOUR D ALE n II Or = AAi0SET
Chocolat len. II the hsst old Sl n 4 3tch-
m ond; SOC per ~ II; 9IIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

NJ GoLDsTEIN, 21s N. FIFTH ST..
THAN ANY LADIES' TAILOR IN
RICHMOND. HE DOES THE WORK
REASONABLE. AND TO "A PERFEC-
TION. PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH
a NJ. GOLDSTEIN AND YOU WILL
LESS MONEY. ORDERS FILLED IN
"a HOURS IF NECESSARY. 5
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Coal ana Q@ GOD

$50 B0fs one ,TsALF GsoED PRE-
n pared pine kind 6 wood, sui tai lie for
z summer ookin s. by pay $3 as
chen you can get the same results \
COTTRNLL# is SON. Phone n dison
sSS8E sS ss
QUALITY & AND 7T5 QuANTITY 5 ARE
guaranteed from us. s4EEs w q have Ca Is
\ pine or Il slab wood. and our prices
are right We please Y every dy.s1
+ LIMA gWOop AND COAL. CO., s Az:
20 Rroo e. AYanue Z.
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soc. AND 72c.

ARE PRICES ON is. AND s-TooT STEP.
ladders, good and strong. Phone
VAUGHAN, Madison 104, IS East
Broad. opposite Cohen Co.
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lRfal estate Zoe Rent.

TGRNf5HEb COTTAGES AT BUCK:
roe Beach for rent: with all modern
conveniences; from September ! to.
November j, or longer Il desired.
Apply to JAMES w. LEE, Seahpard
RnIls Bldg. NORFOLK. We. u ..ls I. q
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home; seven rooms: sep
Y sarate Kitchen; lot 33X125;i ~ Sl,S6o,

Fairmount home 4; five rooms; lot
i4f 40x1 o price Very sreas onables terms,
this auiplsg il YOU want III. II, N, Mo-
CLuRE III, a l1 q Eaa + Main Street.
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: OSlss1Cn FEATHERs.

OSTRICH FEATHERs-rAKE YOUR
old feathers - THURSTON's; they
Will make them new again. THURS
TONS. No, 30Ss North Fifth Street.
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8trSfllfaIx

SO uTHERN IINrAI ROO roFENs
I son 32e0. Examinationy ana a stiSs
tmhtes free Sl u si'ss IN
LADIES' 1-Lel!I1 AND GEN
only relinblc tailor In the West END
" lhat cleans and presses clothes flik4s
& new ne, club rates, 81 per month gent
cleaned and pressed 1sc. sfy 1adiea3
skirts cleaned and pressed. a5o and
5gc; boys suits cleaned and pressed,
3bc and b0c; all kinds OF hats cleaned
and reblocked and trimmed like new
". S.AFAC1NO. 1906 West Main. w
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: MOWERS AND BICYCLE TIRES.

NEE THE EVANS HARDWARE CO.
for lawn mowers and bicycle tires.
II We have the best In the city. We
have reduced our prices on bicycle
tires for two weeks. 100 w. Broad
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FOR SALE, COUNTRY STORE AND
poultry yard: no better location in
Virginia; cheap rent: exceptional op-
portunlty. Address BUSINESS"
Raskeryflle va f665ts 3
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,bLD BUILDINGS FOR SALE: BIDS
| are invited for two large wooden
buildings situated between Water
and Wharf Streets. this city; one
building TO be removed in thirty days
and one in sixty days. or earlier II
desired by purchaser. Inquire OF
WADE ALLEN, Auditor, SOB Mutual
Building.
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EREMOYAL.

No 10 j. EDDIE WOOD, 2os WEST
m Broad, one block above Brook Avenue.
for hardware. carpenter tools, sash.
blinds and doors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

LADIES': WHEN ORDERING ToUR
THE MOST POPULAR AND FASH
: 1ONABLE TAILOR, WHO ADES1GNSs
AND MAKES SUITS ACCORDING
TO THE INDIvIDuAL FIGURES.
Z BY ME- 7 DON'T GIVE YOU a
READY-MADE SUIT WITHOUT FIT
Z TINGS, BUT GIVE AS MANY FIT
T1NGSg AS ARE NECESSARY FORA
GIVING YOU AN ORDER MADE:
SUIT FOR THE SAME PRICE THAT
SOME TA1LORS ARE REQUIRING
n. LEWIS, LADIES' TAILOR, 2o2 N.
Z FIRST STREET. PHONE MONROE
1855. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

Highland Park home: six rooms + bath
W range. hot and cold water; cabinet
and slate mantels; lot 70x140; $4,000:
monthly. g 4 sF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

F0R7- SALE-WE HAVE TWO NICE
bargains in Highland Park. homes:
can be bought cheap; also. q peanti-
fully. situated OF; only $21b.
5T,ATHANl g. RUFFIN. sssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21

LADIES. NOW rs TIDT1ME no BUY,
YOUR FALL AND WINTER SUIT
AT A. GREAT REDUCTION BY
PLACING YOUR ORDERS EARLY
IN. YOU WILL RECEIVE YOtTRs
GARMENTS WHEN DESIRED, AMI
THUS AVOID ANNOYING D1SAP-l
pOlNTMENTS. CHARLES FISHER,
LADIES' TAILOR. 212 NORTH
THIRD STREET. Al 3 mi;