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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
MANY ME- MBERG
ADDED TOCHA|NBER.
s.
nnetersburg's Leading Commercial
a Body Takes on New
y Life.
KISSING GIRL is FOUND
officers Elected at Meeting OF
Alumni Of Virginia Mill
tary Institute.
KISSING GIRL is FOUND
rimcs-Dispatch Bureau,


Petersburg, Va, January Is.
At netting OF the board OF Cover.
Tors of the Chamber of Commerce las
light over two-score additions were
hade to the membership OF that bod,
y election. The additions consist OF
corporations. business firms and In
ividuals. and among them some Of
he most prominent commercIal flrm.
"a the city. The Chamber is now
Working under a new and more liberia
Ian. and Its membership is open to
very business and professional man
fho feels an interest in the advance
aent and welfare OF tae city.
Improvement of the Appomattox.
Major Mason n. Patrick. of Norfolk,
he government engineer. in charge
II rivers and harbors In Virginia. ls
iaking Inquiries here as to the amount
business done on the Appomattox
uring the past year with the view
making application to Congress for
appropriation for completing the
Improvement of the river and deepen
ng the channel
Decision Affirmed.
Tho longstanding contempt case OF
he State Council Of Virginia, ]. Q.
n. A. NJ. against the II. o. u. a. NJ,
5ame up in tho Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day, and the Virginia
'ouncil was upheld. Tho fight began
n 1899. has been In the courts ever
ince, and the Virginia body secured
N unbroken series of six victories
yer the national body.
Missing Girl Found.
Miss Emma Casapks. the fourteen
Bohemian girl. who had been
Missing from Ter home In Prince
ieorge county since Monday morning
vas found in Blandford last night by
he police. and has been returned TO
Ter parents. The young woman left
or her school early on Monday a.
Usual, but instead of stopping at
chool. left her books there and came
N to Petersburg, stopping at the home
II family i'll Blandford.
Meeting OF Alumni.
The Petersburg Association OF the
Numni of the Virginia Military Insti-
:ute held a meeting in the Stratford
Hotel last night ano elected the fol-
owing officers: President, William L.
thinner, Jr.. Eiee-President. Leroy
Roper: Secretary DR. T. i. McGill An
interesting address, with the institute
and its work as tho subject, was de-
livered by Colonel H. w. Nichols, the
superintendent, and speeches were also
made by Captain NJ. c. Jackson. Will
liam l.. thinner, Jr. Henry Pattesou
and others. A banquet was served, and
the meeting was not adjourned until
midnight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
CHARGED WITH KILLING.
John waMron Gives Hal! for Appear

UV1IH NNHRITVH NINcS BUIL IUT -ADDcNr-
ance Before Grand Jury.
Especial to The Times ispatch.1
Roanoke, Va January 26.--J ohm
Waldron appeared before magistrate
at WEIGH, w. Va, last evening, and
was charged with killing Ben Tate
and Wade Gillespie, at keystone. on
sunday night. He waived examination
and was held for the grand Jury. Bail
was furnished in the sum required by
the court
The case has attracted considerable
attention in the field, and especially
among the various lodges to which
Tate belonged. The case will come up
before Judge Strother who Is crimi-
nal Judge of MCDOWELL county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
NTw PAPER FOR ROANOKE.
Republicans I'm Southwest Virginia t.
Stnrt .gOurnnL

Especial TO The Times Dispatoh.l
Roanoke, Va. January GA local
Republican leader said that it was an
assured fact that tho Republican party
would have a newspaper in this city.
1t will not be of the dyed in. the wool
campaign variety, but journal that
VIII impartially cover the news of
Southwest Virginia. and at the same
time uphold the policies of the party
Just when the newspaper will be
published has not been definitely de-
cided. 1t will be organized as soon as
possible. and ready for the congress
sional contest in the state next fall
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Great 0Saac TraaHmanf

Tomorrow, the first session opening
Tomorrow evening. 1t is expected that
100 will be present, with about fifty
guests outside of the superintendent.
They will be in session three days. DR..
c. w. stiles, of national fame, is ex-
pected to be present The city school
teachers, with Trinity College, Will
give them a reception, and the Mcr
chants Association a banquet to-mor
row nighu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
4 FRAMED DWELLING. no. 1910
WALLACE STREET. NEAR
MEADOW STREET.


BY decree of the Chancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond, in the suit of
fletcher Browns Committee VS. Mary
Brown and others" entered on the 24th
DAY of January, 1910, we will sell by
public auction, on the premises
MONDAY. JANUARY ii, 1910.
at 4;3O o'clock P. NJ. the following de-
scribed property: All that lot of land
with all improvements thereon. on the
north line OF Wallace Street, between
Meadow and Ritchie Streets. fronting
on said north line of Wallace street
so feet, and running back between
parallel lines 1873 feet. improvements
consist of substantial dwelling-house.
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due in two equal instalments of six
and twelve months from day OF sale,
the deferred payments evidenced by
notes. with interest added. from day of
sale, title to be retained until the whole
of purchase price is paid. or all cash AT
the option OF the purchaser
EDWARD L. RYAN,
DAVID MEADE WHITE,
Special Commissioners.
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was trying to board the rear end of the
combined car In order to get a few yards
vide as It pulled out of the station, and by
some means he missed his footing and fell
to the ground his foot becoming -cntangled
with the wheels and was run over by the
passenger coach. The unfortunate youth,
was brought to this city and taken to the
ment
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To inspect Cape Fear River.

Washington. d. c., January "a
James n. Chadbourn president of the
North Carolina Waterways Association.
and party have been granted permits
SION 10 go on the revenue cutter Semi
Iney accompany the congressional COM
mlttee which sails on the vessel on
January 81.
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baltimore, Md, January 2e.--A state
wide appeal for aid was sent out from
Port Deposit, Md, to-day iuSbehalf of
the sufferers from the food which de-
scended upon that place last Sunday.
Conditions there were described as
terrible The worst sufferers are the
poorer classes. who lost their homes
and practically all their possessions.
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MARRIAGE is ANNuLEp.
AR. ISoogle Married Miss SHOOTS Undo
,.Ihrnrit nnn Irrnuu,'

Frederick, Md, January 26,-Thc
annuled the marriage Of Martin +.
Koogle, OF brunswick, and Miss Annie
Gertrude SHOOTS, OF I.ovettsville, Va.
They were married December Is, 1908,
and Mr.. koogle, in his petition for an
annulment, alleged that he was in
duced TO marry by threat and fraud
Mrs. IIoogle is now living with her
parents at LovettsVille.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Newport News-Simon Lake. inventor OF
the Lake type of submarine torpedo boat
and head OF the Lake Submarine Torpedo
Baker, an engineer of tho company, arrived
in the city yesterday to inspect tho two
submarine cruisers now under construction
They visited the yard yesterday and will
loow the submarines over again to-day be-
fore returning to Bridgeport, Conn, the
American headquarters of tho Lake Com,
pany. Tho submarines building at the yard
are of the cruiser type. tho frat OF their
class ever constructed In this country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Norfolk Although there has been
some talk of urging special ses-
slon OF the grand Jury to inres-
.tigatc the case of Percy O. Fobrey,
the negro who Is charged With making an
attack upon Miss Lucy Upshur in Client
Sunday night and OF Offering Insults to the
Misses Lovett, il Is not hardly likely that
any such steps Will be taken inasmuch as
the grand jury will meet in regular session
next Monday week. It Is quite likely the
case will be set for trial in the Corporation
court immediately after the indictment is
returned. 1 is understood that Attorney w.
H. Loyal has been retained TO defend Fo-
brey who is In the city jail. Tho attorney
had an interview fifth Police Major Kizer
yesterday.
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AleSandria.--severa young mon OF this
city who We're in boat ON the river yes
terday believe they saw a baby (alive or
deadl floating down the channel on cake
of ice, They say tho infant Wore CALICO
dress. The young mon We're unable to make
an investigation from the fact that the
cake on which they believe they say the
child was in the centre of n field OF Ice
which was being waited swiftly down the
river by the. current, and 1t was impossible
to force their boat through. It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Winchester.-The appointment of post
master for the city OF Winchester is looked
for at any time now, and great amount
of interest is being taken here on account
Of the fact that there are two candidates
for the place, the incumbent. Bentley Kern,
and Robert G. Gibbons. son of c. NJ. Glib
bens of this city. Representatives OF both
Mr. Kern and Mr. Gibbons have been at
Washington a, good deal of late, and nave
laid the claims OF the two gentlemen be-
expected that President Taft will send the
name OF the Winchester postmaster to the
Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Misunderstanding into a local bank yes
terday morning young woman apparently
twenty years of age. forged the name of
Mrs G. w Mooney. wife of the manager
Of the Lyric. TO check for ST. collected
the money from the cashier and walked out
and successfully eluded clerk who had be-
come Suspicious and who attempted to fol-
low her AT last reports she had not been
apprehended.
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SCHOOL supERrNrENpENrs.

More Than Hundred Expected to At
tend Convention mt Durham
lSpecia! TO The Times Dispatch1
Durham, n. c., January 26.--A con-
vention of city school super:ntendents
OF the State will meet in this city
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Clifton Forge,--Russell scruggs, the eleven
ysar-old son of Section Foreman ]. u.
Scrugga of Glen Wilton, suffered the ampu-
last evening by the regular eastbound pas
senger train No. "a, From tho best informa-
ton obtainable, II seems young Scruggs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

|. Charles o. Sav!lle. clerk of the
Chancery Court, certify that the bond
required Of the special commissioners
in the above STYLED suit has been given.
Teste: CFGAS. o. SAVILLE,
fsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-27

Blood Poison can nnvcr br cured With mercury
OF rotnsh You might hs we'll know this frst as
last Medical authorities say so. The most these
drrgs can do Is TO drive the blood poison bars
inth The system and smother II for several yenrs
turn when you think you are cured pitiful mrr
your bones have been ro.tlng al The while Your
tce,h will begin to loosen aud -Four tissues
glands. brain md vital organs Will Elbow the
terrible destructive power OF the mercury and
lotesh. Locomotor Atayia Paralysis. lmbecil
ny and Premature Death are then almost inev
ltnoie Any medical authority will corrobora,e
inese stntcments. The remarkable vegetable
Obhac Treatment does not drive a. th.
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NEWS NOTES
OF VIRGINIA

Brlstol.-By the timely discovery of
bowlder. which had rolled down on the
main track of the Southern Railway, near
Watauga sunday night, disastrous wreck
was probably averted. The rock rolled
down the hillside on the track. near the
store OF l.. S. Scott, at Watauga, and was
discovered by parties returning from church.
Otherwise train No. ., due in Bristol at
1916 r. NJ. might have struck the OBJ
struction and been derailed. An accident
similar 10 what this might have been oc-
Cured near Lenoir City about three years
ago and caused the death of or two.
while others were seriously injured.
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Auctton 5aleB. Culture ssaps.

John T. Goddin & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Ailctioneers.
Eleventh and Bank Streets,
Richmond, Va
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ROANOKE .--Roanoke got $1,000 for Pitcher
poane, Cleveland considering the youngster
worth the price. They also released Shaugh-
messy, Schmidt and Touchstone to Roanoke
as a bonus. Doane Is so far the only Viz
GINA League pitcher that has been held by
tho major teams. He has been spending the
winter in Roanoke, but expects to leave
next mouth for cleveland, where he will get
in touch with the team owners and accom-
pany them to the spring training quarters.
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Norfols.--Mrs. j. Grin Edwards, OF this
city. head OF all the Confederate choirs in
America. has returned from delightful
visit to Washington, where she went to
sing for the Daughters of the Confederacy
at their celebration of General Lees birth.
day. She was the guest of the National
Capital Chapter OF the Daughters and the
house guest OF Mrs Pearce- Horn. who was
the Presidents partner al the Southern re-
lief ball at the New Willard. Mrs. Edwards
was one of the guests of honor at the ball
and was in the same box with President
Taft, who was especially gracious to the
commandment -chicf of the choirs. recalling
the singing of the choirs at the Norfolk
convention of the Deeper Waterways Con-
vention with much pleasure Later Mrs.
Edwards visited the district jail, where
Sheriff Joseph Ship. of Chattanooga, is
confined for contempt of the Supreme Court.
He Is an old Confederate and Mrs. Edwards
sang for him to his great delight
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ELEGANT JEWELRY,
!, A T.ARC;E AND VARIED

WE HAVE 4 LARGE A n ? y J, ! IL p
f STOCK OF FINE IEWELR9.s n
THE 3sChlEER STORE YOU WILL
Fund MANY PLEASING SUCCESS
aTlONS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. TFlll
FOLLOWING ARE ONLY A FEW
ITEMS: SIGNET SCARFPINS, SIG
NET RINGS FOR LADIES AND
i GENTLEMEN; BROOCHES, SET
y COMB. BRUSH AND MIRROR SETS.
RINGS, SEIIRTWAIST PINS, COMB,
BRUSH AND MIRROR SETS,
MILITARY SETS. MEH BAGS, TIE
/. CLASPS, LOCKETS, NECK CHAINS,
ROsARIES, IcOBS, STUDS, WATCH
ES, GOLD AND sILVER-HEADED
UMBRELLAS, zCUT-GLASS,s CLOCKS,
STERLING SILVER TABLEWARE,
FOUNTAIN PENS, LA VALLlERlls
llNIBLEM PINS, DIAMONDS, EAR
RINGS, HAT PINS, MANICURE
SETS, STERLING silly AR CIGAR
ETTFi AND CARD CASES, BRAC E,-
LETS THIAIBLE,s, AND MANY
MORE ARTICLES, LET us SHOW
YOU OUR STOCK. SINCE 1887 WE
( lIAWE BEEN PLEASING OUR
TRADE. CAN'T WE SERVE YOU?
( ''SCHEER'S s. (ESTABLISHED 1880,
1403 EAST MAIN STREET (NEAT
TO CORNER FOURTEENTHl.
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H0aU to Sh0b by Null

$
then
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THOMAS DRAPER. ENsIow AVE-
nue. and Burns Street, Highland Park,
has for sale houses of six. seven and
eight rooms, near cars: all can be
sold on easy payment plan; all havo
water: some have 10 feet front. 14o
feet deep; one bargain has seven
rooms, all modern conventences, lot
Tox70; price, $4,000; $500 down; bal
ance to suit; another. seven large
rooms, bath and reception room !:
modern: lot 35x140; price. $4,000: easy
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WANT TO SELL A BEAUTIFUL
country home near Richmond; house
of IL rooms and bath and pantry;
beautiful porch and nice grove:
$50 acres of land and about half
cleared and the balance in good
wood. Now, this will make u heauti
full country club: so II you want a
place of this kind you had better
get in touch with mo at once. as I
am going to sell and 1t is cheap at
this price--S3o. 900. G All, care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

HERE rs WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN
looking for, little gem of a coun-
try home. 90 acres of fine truck land,
only three miles from the city. on
one of the finest roads in the county:
Is minutes drive. New bungalow OF
and poultry house; orchard of gen
eral variety fruit; the location 10
fine. excellent neighborhocd. convent
tent to churches and schools: own
only $500 cash required. balance in
three years: price, $4,000. B. r.
HAMILTON & Co, Eleventh and
Hull Streets
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S1S5--A VERY SWEET no n ED lNIsCH- :.
en- uprightt niano, which has beef,
new, but Ia we'll preserved, and sold
when new for SAFE, Very easy terms
will procure this extraordinary bar
gain. Stool and scarf included.
CRAFTS. Fifth and Grace Streets, d
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$4,000 ACRES, CLOSE no JAMES
River and prosperous town. This
land lies we'll and IS in good neigh
borhood Speculation
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ss.5Oo-1o2 AERES IN ALBEAIARLH
county, close to railroad; good seven
room house and all necessary out
buildings. This Is a dandy fruit
farm, with large orchard
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45o-ACRE FARM IN TEN MILES OF
miles from railroad station: a good
ten-room house, in good condition. In
q. nice grove and all outbuild!ngs and
silo; nice orchard; about $40 acres
cords to the acre. Now, II you are
looking for place OF this kind. you
had better see US at once for partlc-
ulars as this is "a bargain.
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SEVEN ACRES IN. HENRICA CoUN-
ty, with a good siX-room house. two
story. with porch all around: barn.
hen houses, for about zoo or 400 hens.
This place is about three blocks from
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY COUNTRY
property, see us. We have bargains
in all sections of the state In large
and small properties. GARRETT 6
CO. 10Oo East Main
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A TWELyE-AcRE FARM AND SIX
room house in six miles of Rtchmond.
This will make a beautiful little
country home Price s2,s50.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL SMALL TRACTS
from to 20 acres with good dwell
ings and outbuildings, on electric
and steam roads, close in. Prices
from $3.50 UP. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

154-AcRE FARM IN HANOVER. .sIN-
miles from Richmond and u from
c. & o, with a good etght-room
house and all necessary outbuildings.
in good condition: one OF the best
and richest farms near Richmond. II
you mean business the price Is $1,000.
So see us at once for bargains.
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BARTON HEIGHTS DWELLING or
eigh. rooms: all conveptences; lot
50xt20; garden: owner will rent same
at $50 per month; fine investment.
COG Miller Avenue.
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s15,ooo--1 900 ACRE JAMES RIVER
farm, one-fourtf In river bottom
land. 200 acres in cultivation. good
house and outbuildlligs. This is be-
ing sold at sacrifice to settle an
egtate
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FARM, EIGHT ACRES; HOUSE, FOUR
rooms: "a mile from railroad and
electric line; $1,000: nice house, eight
rooms. two acres. at station, $2,Ooo.
2 p s. LEAKE Glen Allen, Va.
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SMALL CHESTERFIELD FARM. so
acres: four-room house: some truit'
mile from car line; $1,65o.
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7.5o-yERY FINE UPRIGHT PLANO:
worth much moro than this, but
4 must go at this price to make room
i for our holiday Shipments: 81 per
h week buys It: stool, and scarf includ-
!, ed. THE CRAFTS PLANO CO., Firth
L and Grace. Open Saturday evenings
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1 HAVE SEVERAL ACRES NICE LAND
fronting on Fredericksburg Railroad !;
ten miles from Richmond; will sell
on small monthly payments at Sl2o
per acre. For particulars, address
p s. I,EAKE Glen Allen Va.
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LOUISA COUNTY FARM rs ACRES:
six-room dwelling: well-fenced with
wire. 81 900.
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1se--WELLINGToN UPRIGHT pIANo'
mahogany case; full octayes; this in
q strument has been used carefully:
/, in fact, 1t cannot be told from new;
I s1.o5 a week buys 1t. CRAFTS, Fifth
7 and Grace Streets.
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ss.5Oo-2oo ACRES. CONVENIENT TO
railroad; good house and outbnild-
lngs: 81 acres in cultivation, balance
in excellent growth timber. will cut
overs $500, 900 feet.
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TWO ADJOINING HIGHLAND PARK
lots close to the park. for 1913. a
beautiful site for home.
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NEW HIGHLAND PARK HOME; NINE
rooms: bath. pantry: best street
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FARMs-2o ACRES CLOSE TO Pc
nient to Richmond: $40 per acre.
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VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE IN FAIR
mount: all conveniences; S2,3oO.
Terms, $500 cash and balance month
~. This Is an excellent proposition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04

Street, nice six-room, de-
tached brick residence. between First
and Third Streets; $3.50.
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THREE HIGHLAND PARK LOTS TO
be sacrificed by nonresident for $500.
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TABOR REALTY CORPORATION, AZ
II. MARSHALL. STREET. RENTS AND
SALES LOANS NEGOTIATED.
PHONE, MONROE 654
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church Hill--Clay Street home, con-
tanning seven rooms, in perfect condi-
ton; corner lot, 80 feet front; S2,500
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Cary Street, between First and Third,
nice seven-room residence. with
brick kitchen and nice yard in rear.
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s3,000--32 ACRES AND STORE DOING
annual business of $4,000. This Is
one of the best store propositions IN
the country
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TEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE, on. TWEEN
ty-fourth Street, near Broad. semi
detached. for $4,000. Terms.
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700 BLOCK. w. MARSHALL STREET,
7-room brick, nearly new; all con-
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FOR SALE, TO QUICK 30 Y Y X,
Chestnut Hill home; cheap; on Fifth
Avenue. Address = 436. care Times.
Dispatch.
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RfaI Gstate icr Rent.

RENT OUR SERVICES AND WE'LL
rent your property. ]. a. CONNEL-
TN e co.
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THRISTMAS GIFTS FOR ALL
Down and wool quilts, feather mat
tresses, bed and pillows; hair and
all other mattresses made and made
Il over as good as new: furniture
packed and shipped; forty years en-
4 perience Call ADAM D1ACONr,
y Madison 951-J, or 2225 Nenahle
]. Street.
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IIiehland Parl1-Llst OF nice homes, all
sizes, on convenient terms.
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REST RESULTS ON JACKSON. WARD
property is given by the Jackson
Ward Agents, List yours with me
for results B. A. CEPilAS, bOa
North Second Street. Phone Monroe