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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-18
JAKE" SCHAEFER, THE WIZ
ARD OF BILLIARDS, DYING

Denver, Colo, Feb. 17.-"Jaixe"
Schaefer, the wizard of billiards, is
dying at his home in this city. Schaef-
er has been N ill-health for years. He
moved to tnis city a year or SO ago
coping to regain his lost strength, but
If late has been failing steadily.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-18
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE
DESTROYS CRETE VILLAGE

Canea, Crete. Feb. 18.-A violent
earthquake was experienced here at
6.3S this morning The village of Var
ihetro is in ruins.
In This city a number Of buildings
were damaged and the minaret of a
mosque crashed through the dome.
Later:-The village of Va.ipetro
was not destroyed, but a house col
lapsed. burying six people in the ru-
ms,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-18
A CHANCE
AMONG MANY

rOR SALE AT A BARGAlN:-H
FIRST CLASS MODERN RESIDENCE
"ITH AL MODERN CONVENIENT
-ES. COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
WELL LOCATED ONE BLOCK OFF
aAIN ST. OWNER LEAVING CITY.
ADDRESS G. o. E., care RECORD.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-18
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
LUNA COUNTY COURTHOUSE

L'eming, ". NJ, Feb. 15.-The bids
for the hlilding OF the new Luna
county court house at Deming, were
opened at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
hy the county commissioners and as
n result the contract was awarded to
J. G.. HHa of FL Paso, ais bid being
$I.o33 lower than any other received.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-18

Other bidders were the Mutual Con
struction company of Louisville. KY,
Sis,7CO; R~sh and Leopold, OF Dem
iTg. S45,722; Thomas n. Francis, Of
Fl Paso, sf5.e7l: and j. c. Worthing-
TO, of ri Paso, s45,310.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-18

OUR FRESH SA. sAsE Is UN-
USED, PHONE, 81 QUALITY MEATS
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-18

"He may think that ne does not
need your goods, Show him that he
does by persistent advertising In
THE DAILY RECORD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-23
Supplies From Abroad.

VANCOUVER, May 9.-The United
States business man is almost in tears
along Puget Sound and a great roar
is going up because British vessels are
CARRYING United States Army supplies
and Canadian firms are bidding on the
supply of grain. Last week the United
States government called for tenders
for the transportation of a year s sup
plies to Manila. As there is no Unit
ed States merchant marine, no Unit
ed States shipowners bid, the only tend
ers being put in by British firms upon
which the United States is dependent
to keep its forces in Manila supplied.
The latest squeal follows a bid from
Vancouver for the supply Of hay and
oats The bids were opened at the
quartermaster' ; office at Seattle on
Saturday and il was found that the
lowest Seattle bid was $3095 f. 0. b.
Seattle while from Vancouver a bid
came for 500 +. o. b. The government
will probably award the contract to
the lowest bidder, and as the duty on
hay and grain IS $40 it means that
if the Canadian grain is taken to Sc
attic to be shipped the price Will be
/ brought up to $3.50 or nearly -
more than the Seattle bid. Under the
circumstances it viii not be surpris-
ing to see the United States supplies
/ shipped from Vancouver in British
, bottoms, hence the protest from the
Sound merchants
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-23
Stations Of Regiments.

While the war department has not
deemed it necessary, or for that mat
ter advisable, to issue an order on
the subject, there has been adopted
what may be considered a policy in
assigning regiments to stations during
the alternate periods OF station in this
country and III the Philippines. \
regiment which has been scattered
among several posts in the United
States is destined to be concentrated
in the Philippines. Efforts to this end
have been made by those responsible
for the assignment to stations and this
plan will be followed as far as posi-
BILE There VIII be less and less scat
terIng Of regiments, OF course, on ac-
count OF the increasing number Of large
posts. which Will accommodate an en-
tire regimental command and this stu
alton holds good in the Philippines as
well as in the United States. 1t is
deemed essential that a regiment shall
be kept together as much as possible
and 10 this end there VIII be adher
cnce to a situation which viii oper
ate to concentrate at home regi
ment which has been scattered in the
Philippines and vice versa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-23
FORT De PUSSY
READY FOR THE
14-IHCH GUNS

The war department has been ad-
vised that the emplacements at Fort
De Russv. Waikiki, are ready for the
coast defense armament says the Army
and Navy Register. This armament
viii be mounted in the course of the
next few months. Some guns have
been mounted at the mouth of Pearl
Harbor and there IS a mortar battery
at Diamond Head. The important
work on the coast defenses of the Ha-
wajjan Islands. however. viii not be ac-
compIished until the latter part Of the
wear.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-23

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-23
SOLDIER A CROESUS
WITH SIS A MONTH

In time OF peace frequent crlu-
cism Of civilians regarding the regular
army snI1iar i that che ism 7 much
-.r7..,--. - - I'll, -, o,7 -,
III
TINS criticism Mayor Dunhlng' -ofh IN
fantry, [. :. A, commandant at Fort
~bafrer. Honolulu. makes a sensible and
1,.-;.,1 ,,,.,,.ar NJ o-o-,,,,o,,+ : +bo+
40 so15ior : 1ar1 vaII off and even
tt'o,.r,f, ~ a. month a,,,,oars - no
Iii ,,-ho, ,,,eas,,,aa Win The monthly
salary If = clerk or tha aoUrera+a
,,-arroy If . 1abora, vet in raaIifv i is
a c9mforrah1a sum First Of all Major
D,rn;ng noin+s ont q fact that fhe
soldier i mncb better clothed simmer
and winter than the AVERAGE l3horer
who tolls in the streets. sewer trenches
and in mental nosi+ions for the usual
daily standard WAGE He has simmer
o1o+haS coo1 and sarvicaah7a including
bo+s and cans hlorsas and tronsers
Iaergincs and shoes With complete sets
af nnIr underwear and in winter he
has baa,-v c1o+hing in and our with
o,,araoa+ Gloves a-n He i norma
r,or+1,- borsaa i, onor+arz which are
.yarara7Iv The acme If ver+iIa+inr
Silence The hads are comfortable and
-he hedding the most serviceable. He
ba. ,,1an+, Of blankets and other cover
;ros 10 hos Macs - I-aan his cloth
;n7, and haronoinrs He knows that
overv DIV and nigh+ he has a shelter
o,.ar him sometime = 1aborer i NOT
,1-r-,r-- r,,,o IF 10 1-,ovrs +ba+ whom
~, ,-,l-as -, IN +ba norninr no can qo
80 l--l- e. -; Al o1+bo,,crL
- ro;o s,tt' me o s;,nnIe comnrises nonrish,
;r.. go ona sIf7.ioncv and the sama
f 1 49, 1,,,ab "a 4;nnor Ne moss i
a a., t,.'s snr,-a5 and there Is no stintinr
of = frona one end Of the wear to the
"l y i'o ,i,r o1T a 9;rer+1y Al hand he
boS ,,,-r,,nasi,,,,, IN which n keen his
haa-- w., ana no has the hest Of
b 5o4 -, fan;1i+;es aIwavs at hand a
boom not aIvavs oivpn 10 the laboring
man 4 library is also at hand and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-23
Romance by Gable.

The social circles Of Zamboanga re
ceived a complete surprise on Tuesday
when Mrs. Mark L. Hersey announced
the engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Dorothy, to Capt. a. J. Greer of the
army. The captain mad acquired
reputation of having a confirmed de-
termination to voyage alone. but rne
charms of Miss Dorothy disarranged
his whole domestic scheme. He left
Zamboanga a few days ago for the
United States to take station at
Omaha.
Though it was observed for the past
few weeks that his attentions indicat-
ed a preference, no third party suspect
ed that his usual equilibrium was Sc
riously disturbed. 1t appears that he
left Zamboanga with nothing more en-
couraging than a hope that a message
might follow him to Manila indicating
that his suit was acceptable.
The disconsolate lover waited in Ma
Mia in vain. The cable was out of
commission. The forlorn traveller pro-
ceeded to HOngk0ng and expended a
large part of his foreign service pay
in cabling for permission to send a
ring. On receiving a reply that he
might "bring it, he is believed to
have turned several somerSaults mental
~ and is now on his way 10 Omaha via
Zamboanga.
Miss Dorothy Hersey is the daugh-
ter of Colonel and Mrs. Mark L. Her
sey, and in company with her mother
is a recent arrival in Zamboanga where
she has charmed all who have made
her acquaintance. The nuptial cere-
mony, the details of which have not
yet been arranged will probably be
celebrated in the near future.-Minda-
mao Herald
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-23
Guard Mounting

Guard-mounting which takes place at
eleven O'Clock each morning at the
''model post Of the Kabauiki reser-
vatson, is always an attractive feature
Of the service regulations. Fort Shat
ter has an exceptionally fine bugle
corps which is a close second to an or
binary regimental band
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-08

row. if you touch that bag I'LL break
your blooming cad Ere, you; and
it to me. I'll take care of it for the
gentleman.
AL the rest Of that day the cap'n
couldn't do enough for the passenger.
Give him a big dinner that took Teunis
two hours to cook and let him use his
own pet pipe with the last Of jules
tobacco in 1T. and all that. And that
evening, In the cabin, Rosy told his
story. Seems he come from Bombay
originally, where he was born an IN
nocent and trained to be q photog-
rapher. This was In the days when
these hand cameras want SO common
as they be now. and Rosy-his full
name was Clarence Rosebury, and he
looked it-had fine one; also he had
some plates and photograph paper and
a jug Of developer and bottles OF stuff
to make more, wrapped up in an old
oYercoat and packed away in the car
petbag. He had landed In the Fills
first off and had drifted over to Hello
island, taking pictures of places and
natives, and so on, intending to use
'em in a course of lectures he was 60
ing to deliver when he got back home.
He boarded with the Kanaka lady at
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-08
"rye got a good thing IN that bag Of nat1ae. :

"pvegot good thing in that bag Of Yatq1e.'
Hello till his money give out, and
then he married her to save board.
He wouldn't talk about his married
life, just shiyered instead.
"sBut wat about this good thing you
was mentioning. Mr.. RoseburyY asks
Cap'n George. polite, but staring hard
at the bag.
"That's it, answers Rosy, cheer
full
WAITS it?
"sWhy, the things in the grip, the
photograph things. You see, my expe-
rience has convinced me that there's
fortune right In these islands for a
photographer who'll take pictures OF
the natives. They're all dying to have
their photographs took. Why, when
was in Hello island | could have took
dozens, only they didn't have the mon
ey to pay for 'em, and / couldn't wait
till they got some. But you've got a
schooner. You could sail around from
one island to another. me taking pic
lures and you getting copra and-and
pearls and things from the natives in
trade for EN-
"s'Old on Cap'n George had been
| getting redder and redder in the face
| while Rosy was talking, and now he
fairly billed over, like teakettle. odd
orr he roars. DO / understand that
this is the good thing you was going to
let me in on-me to cruise you around
from Dan to Beersheby, feeding you
and giving you tobacco to smoke
Twas my tobacco breaks in Ju
/ Illus.
Shut up! Cruising you around
and you living on the fat of-of the
the water and me trusting to get my
pay out Of tintypes Of Kanakas! Was
that it? Was itY
sWhy-why, yes,' answers Rosy.
But, cap'n, you don't understand
"sThen, says George, standing up
and rolling up his pajama sleeves,
there's going to be justifable 'omicide
committed right now
Julie said that if it hadn't been that
the shippers sore back got to hurting
him he don't know when him and the
cook would have had their turn at
Rosy, cause they wanted turn on
account of the tobacco and the din
ner not to mention the stone bruises
When all hands was through, that
photographer was a spilled negative.
'.And that was only the beginning
They made him work his passage, and
every mean and dirty job there was tx
do he had to do it. They took his
clothes away from him, and while
they lasted the skipper had three shirts
at once, which hadn't happened afort
since he served his term in the Sydney
jail. And he was such comfort t.
'em. Whenever the dinner want cook
ed right, instead of blaming Teuni
they took 1T out Of Rosy. BY the tins
they made their first port they woult
not have parted with him for no mon
ey, and they locked him up In tn
fo'castle and kept him there. Ant
! when one OF the two Kanaka boys rul
away they shipped Rosy in his plac
by unanimous vote. And so it wen
for six months, the Emily trading AM
stealing all around the south seas.
zone day the schooner was of In a
out Of the way part of the ocean. an
the skipper come up from down below
bringing one or the photographing bot
ties from the carpetbag.
" See ERE says he to Rosy, VII
was swabbing decks just to keep hiI
out OF mischief, wat kind Of deve
. oper stuff ii this? ri has might
familiar SMELL
THAT amt developer. sir answer
1
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-08
TaleC f or
q Winter
Evening
The Meanness Of Rosy
From the .0ld Home House.
BY JOSEPH c. LINCOLN

Copyright. 1901 BY A. $. Barns. q Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

FOR RENT. SECOND FLOOR 'FRONT.'
rooms; we'll furnished, clean bed and
all conveniences: to gentlemen. ia
~ Grace. Phone Madison $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

SOLID GOLD s1GNET RINGS. $500
UP; SOLID GOLD SET RINGS, t1.25
UP: SIGNET SCARE PINS, s1.25 UP.
LOCKETS AND CHAINS. $3.50 UP:
BRACELETS, $500 UP; COMB.
BRUSH AND MIRROR SETS. $500
UP: SOLID GOLD CUFF BUTTONS.
$3.50 UP; 7-JEWEL ELG1N WATCH
IN 20-YEAR FILLED CASE, So. THE
PRETTIEST JEWELRY CASES IN
TOWN FROM 75C UP. FOUNTAIN
PENS FROM $3.50 UP; GUARAN-
TBED lTHE JOHN HOLLAND) p:
SOLID GOLD HAT PINS, sl.5O UP.
AN IMMENSE LINE OF GENTS
FOBS AT PRICES THAT CAN'T BE
DUPLICATED IN TOWN. IT WILL.
BE TO YOUR INTEREST TO SEE,
OUR GOODS AND GET OUR PRICES
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE
WHERE. DOWN TOWN SMALL EX-
PENSE. SATISFIED WITH SMALL.
PROFITS. W. H COWARDIN SONS,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
1915 u. MAIN ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18
FARM BARGAINS, GARRETT & CO

S900--145 ACRES, CONVENIENT 10
Southern Railway; lots OF wood and
timber; no buildings, Investment
$3.S00--2G0 ACRES, FIVE MILES IRON
railroad; 80 acres in good state cul
tivation; large dwelling, numerous
cutbuldings; large orchard 400
acres in original timber and cord ;
wood; viii cut 100000 feet timber
and $500 cords wood. Rare bargain.
$l,200-NICE TllN-ACRE POULTRY
farm, close to Richmond, half-mile
from r. i, & p; good cottage; sew
eral outbuildmgs; lot fruit. This
is Well-equlpped and cheap poul-
cry proposition; good terms.
$40 PER ACRE FOR BEST FARM ON
lower James River, within ten miles
OF Richmond Land in cream OF con-
dttion, Here is chance to get river
land at a sacrifice,
ST. oo--SIX,rY ACRES AND ONE OF
the best .Albemarle pippin orchards
TO be found. See this quick
SCI, 500~-S2G-A c r II ALB EN- a II l. Il.
county plppin and peach orchard
farm. This farm is paying big re-
turns on a value of 100000, and in.
creasing yearly. Owner forced to
have money quick VIII sacrifice.
WE HAVE, SOME RICH BARGAINS IN
truck, poultry, fruit and dairy farms
close to city. our catalogue will be
mailed On request If you cannot call.
GARRETT & Cos 1909 n, Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

TOR SALE, 100000 FEET OF EN-
ceptionally good quality North Car
DINA pine, 100000 hard wood:
brand-new modern, 10000 feet daily
capacity sawmll, four miles new
steel rail. locomotive and ten log
cars. Will sell cheap and on reason
able term to reliable parties, Ad-
dress Fl TO- care Times-Dispatch,
FOR SALE, IRON SAFE IN GOOD
Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

FOR SALE. ABOUT rs FAIRS Oh
nice Homer pigeons. Apply TO w. r.
KOCH, stop Ia, Seven Pines Rail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

ZIG LINE or Rt5N.AB OUTS, EJ5C;GIE,S
Mid slnreys, prices low, TWO laun-
dry wagons; VIII close out at IL close
price FOR cash. Also one dump wae-
OH, VIII sell cheap and guarantee
10 be right in quality and prices.
'-WORSHAAI CO. li17 Il.
Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18
ReaI Gstate fnr @aIr.

$3.50 WILL PURCHASE BEAUTIFUL
lot, 30x140, Fifth Avenue, Chestnut
Hill, one block of Highland Park
car line. Small cash payment This
w. f. PURCELL, JR., CO. 100 N.
Eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18
H0w to SHOP by Null

Following
the city Owing free
information which
by
writing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

DAVIS AVENUE LOTS. sa2 PER
foot; Robinson Street, $50 per foot
Cary Street lots, Sao per foot: Ham
over, Street lot So per foot Lee
Annex lots, sea per foot; Main Street
lots, $25 per FOOT; Monument Avenue
and Shepherd, SSI per foot; Monu-
Inent Avenue aud Lee Monument,
ss1o per- foot AMOS & foINDEX-
TER, lllo East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

WHEN IN NEED OF A WAGON WE
have 1t for every class of business,
both cloth and panel sides; best OF
makes and lowest prices: easy terms.
a. MEYERS SONS. T31 East Cary.
FOR SALE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF buggies, Surveys, runabouts. Day
ton wagons, laundry and grocery
wagons. at special prices. Several
second hand vehicles. In good order.
cheap. "A. MEYERS SONS. 731 East
Gary Street.
WAGONS! wAGoNs WAGONS! OF
every description, for every use.
Call and be convinced. Lowest
prices and best terms. a. MEYERS
SONS. T31 East Cary.
aECOND-HIAND GUARANTEED MA
chinery of every description, includ
ing wood working machinery, boil
crs, engines. gasolene engines, smoke
stacks. blacksmith tools. betting,
shafting. hangers and pulleys. L.
BLUFORD e. Co. 1898 e. Cary st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

TWO FRONT ROOMS. FURNISHED
for light housekeeping Also other
rooms. 40 Ii. Franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

FOR RENT, NINE ROOM HOUSE, 1898
West Grace Street, at greatly re-
duced rent ii taken at once; all mod
ern improvements. including hot wa
ter heat electric light, two bath
rooms. Apply on premises or of
NolII own broker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

ONE PETERS BUGGY AND SET OF
harness. both nearly new: can be
seen at y. MEYERS SONS, Eighth
ard Cary Streets, cheap price to make
quick sale. MITH-COURl,NIY
CO Ninth and Gary Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

5000 FOR A DESIRABLE CORNER
lot, SOxl40, Chestnut Hill. one block
of Highland Park car line. Easy
terms. W. E. PURCELL, JR-, CO.
100 n Eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18
Tor Sale.

FoR SALE. ONE Used nUDsoN
touring car at a bargain. Address
II IL. care Times.Dlspntch.
.1MPERIAL GAS RANGE oo2 n. clay
st. Perfect condition. Reasonable.
TOK sALE-HBRE is 4 CHANCE
for some ono wanting to 20 In this
Kind of business. Well established;
first class trade In repairing, cheap
rent; good stand; new, latest Inn
proved tools, such as shaper engine
lathe, drill press electric motor,
typewriter, lots OF hand tools. office
fxtures, three new high powered
cars on hand: accessories. VIII sell
tho whole business as II stands
about 7b cents on tho ST. Apply
quick. VIII accept any reasonable
offer. Reason for selling, proprietor
is engaged in como other business.
VIRGINIA MOTOR CAR CO., Peters
Jul =. ,..lt-,------------------
FOR SALE. NEW GROCERY STORE
and meat market; good location:
fine cash trade. Located on edge Of
city. Owner called away from city.
Address K 36. care Times Dispatch.
For SALE. ONE GAS RANCE.
slightly used: half price. GA N.
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18
Tnr aaale.

ELL1oTT FISHER BILLING MACHINE
In frst-class condition. Call or adj
dress 9l6 ~. Main, second floor.
FOR SALE, a GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc business at thriving railroad
station on the main line OF the
portunity for a live, progressive
merchant. There Is possibility OF
$4,000 business yearly. Full par
ticularJ as to account Of stock and
reasons for selling given on applica-
ZION. Address Lock Box 146, War
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

A BIG ARGAIN-p wELLTNd, EIGHT
large rooms and pantry, two acres OF
ground: at railroad station, three
miles out; four outbuildings OF good
ebioke a IN s boqss conaion with
oil for $3.50 cash. This bargain.
MCCLURE DAVENPORT TAYLOR
CO., INC. 104 North Eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

FOB TIE ROY a4;I2, GIVE g -, HIM A
LAR MATCH, THEY 4. ARE gu AR-
IISHED 1887. 1903 EAST SINhI
STREET.. lNEXT no CORNER
lfOuRTEENTH)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

WANTED, TO SELL FOR STORAGE,
one upright piano. goo das new. w.
FRED RICHARDSON, Storage Dept,
Main and Belyidere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

LADIES. REMEMBER THAT LAsk:.
IS STILL MAKING THOSE ELE-
CiANTIIY FITTED SUITS IN ALL
THE LATEST STYLE GOODS, All
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. EYER3-
THING GUAR ANTEED. COME AND
SEE HIM AT sol NORTH SECOND
STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

GIRLS BICYCLE, CHEAP. APPLY
No. 621-A North Thirty-frst Street.
FOR SALE, a GIRLS BICYCLE, IN
good condition. Address A 80. care
TimeS-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

DO you WISH a LOAN ON YOUR
real estate? See RICHESON 6
CRUTCHFIELD,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-18

FOX SALE. A MAXWELL RUNABoUT
Price, $3.50. Used only few months
apply at CENTRAL GARAGE, West
Broad Street
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FOR SALE CHEAP, 1910 MODEL "16v
Buick; equipped with speedometer.
magnetic and Continental demounta-
BILE rims; car in excellent condition.
THE JONES MOTOR CAR CO., Al
Ian Ave. and Broad ST., Monroe 4e3.
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$50 FOR ONLY 25 CENTs.--WE HAVE
Just secured four OF tho best money
making plans evor sold. They orig
inally sold for $50. BUT for n limited
time we win send the four plans FOR
order before our supply Is exhausted
DEPT B, S. L. STAMP, Decatur, Ind.
FOR SALE, A FIRST GLASS GROCERY
ana meat business in the West icndi
cash trade: reason for selling i'll
health, Address 3 Sd. care Times
Dispatch,
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Rooms Tot Rent.

WANTED. TO RENT AFTER rim
10Th Of January. three or fouf
rooms. furnished IL desired. Apply
712 Barton Ave. Barton Heights
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WANTED, TO RENT TO COUPLE,
two elegant rooms. first floor, Frank
lin Street front, The Hanover: nicely
furnished; steam heat; electric light.
Cafe In tho building No. 4. Tha
Hanover
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH W. Il.
PURCELL, JR., CO, 100 n. Eighth