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CHAPTER xxvI.-(continued.)

CHAPTER x<Vl.-(Continue
There was not the sllI htest sugges-
ton OF enmity between those two peo-
Irie. Just for a moment IL occurred 10
Ailsa that old Susan was playing her
false The woman was a consummate
actress, who was using the girl for her
own ends And yet il could not pos
sibly be any acting about the way N
which Susan had spoken of her hus-
band Sac had always appeared 10 be
afraid OF him. her aspect of relief
when she had said that he was never
coming back again was genuine. And
vet these two were talking as II they
we're the best of friends.
Allsa could not make il out at all.
She felt justified in watching for a
time. The confe renee was long and
earnest. then at length Thomas walked
down the corridor and took his way
into Ailsa's stuoio. She could hear
aim looking about for something there
And she had never known Thomas "a
enter the studio before; IL was not go
! ing to be tolerated for a moment
Whatever happened. Ailsa was no,
going to have-apything OF this. She
followed quickly into the studio
Thomas vas making some calculations
oil paper. he had a foot rule in his
hand with which he was measuring the
walls.
What does this mean" Ailsa asked
coldly. II thought It was quite unde-'
stood that you were not 20 como IL
here. CO out az once, please
The man turned with a start Then
he smiled as he saw Ailsa. II was
rather a pleasant smile, as Ailsa did
not fail To note, So unlike anything sac
had ever seen on the face of Thomas
before
Il thought you had gone away,
Ailsa said What does il all mean?
Explain at once, or ] shall fetch my
guardian in here. And II he sees
YOU"
The voice was not the voice OF
Thomas, but II was that OF John Stern.
It's cold, hard, aud yet very strangely
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07

Saws the New York Globe and Com
morcial Advertiser of Chas. L. Town
send:
They're calling him the late Mr.
Town send up in Michigan-not in re
ference TO any demise he has pulled
Of lately. but because he is behind
the clock He insurged in congress
when that occupation was about as
productive of tangible results as
blowing bubbles AT the moon Then
When II began to look as though the
insurgent pole would knock the per
simmons, he became violently regu
lar. He voted for that Fitzgerald
resolution at the beginning OF the
present session. and although he ex
planned why he did In n speech that
makes the congressional record read
like best seller, il did him no good
up In Michigan. In that hard-handed
state they are not encouraging their
congressman in producing excuses
What they ask is results.
Therefore has Mr.. Townsend de-
cided that he will not be candidate
for denomination TO congress In his
old district. and he isn't so certain
as he was that he will have Senator
Burrows toga on the wash line. II
he had stayed put. he would now be
the most popular man in Michigan
Fathers would be naming half-portion
hopefuls after him, and the villages
would. by aldermanic ordinance. be
declaring the horse troughs in tho
public squares to be Charles Elroy
Townsend fountains.
His experience in wrongly timing
his Instruction has recalled his
troubles in taking the railroads over
the jumps. He had the right idea
but some one beat him 10 IT,
There was what was known fol-
one fieeting minute as the Esch-Town
send bill Townsend had a plan for
the regulation OF railroad rates, but
while he was comforting with all and
sundry upon II Congressman Esch
produced bill OF the same general
purport. Mr. Townsend was simply
stricken dumb--but not so dumb that
he couldn't make a holler He tried
10 get Esch to withdraw his bill, and
when that gentleman would not, he
induced him TO hyphenate the title
hyphens being widely worn that win
ter-and call Il the Esch.Townsend
bill. And then 1t went to a commit
tee and the twin fathers stood up and
wore their prettiest smiles, and were
ready TO explain that bill, when Col
Pete Hepburn. chairman OF the com
mittee, also got the floor.
This, said Mr.. Hepburn. looks
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
(To Be Contfnued.l
GOOSEVALE
CORRESPONDENCE

Your correspondent. who had rheu'
matism of the hand. is some improved
al this writing Excuse penmanship.
The NTH colored quartet in two
weeks has made this town, and our
citizens are beginning 10 say All for
Il"
Burt Freidmush Is expecting to
make extensive repairs on his house
bought recently from Zed Hornswog-
gle. Not knocking the house. but 1t
certainly needs a whole lot did TO H.
Several came home from the oyster
supper last Tuesday night stewcd
Yet there Is nothing particularly
inebriating about mere oyster. IL
must have been the catsup.
Tom Henbrooder has bought Moss
Onionseeds meat market. Who says
Goosevale doesn't boast no million
aires?
The coming minstrel show by hone
talent is TO be a continuous roar from
start TO finish. The feeble-minded
ward from the county infirmary is to
attend in a body. VERITAS.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
THE ADULTERATION OF DRUGS
THE CASE OF Spirits cAMpHoR. y

WASHINGTON, April THE United States department
ven.
OF
Spirits cmphor
act"
product
ant fined
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07

A circus man came round the other
day and had me stand up and he
counted.
After looking me over, he asked
me what was my coriugal condition.
told him "henpcckei."
But he already had that down be
fore | answered.
Then he asked me how often | had
contracted matrimony.
told him didn't contract matri
mony but once-the second time was
a relapse.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07

And now do we hear the corpora
ton newspapers, declaring in the
parlance of the gent who conducts
US through the dime museum hall /:
. ION this platform, ladies and gen.
tlemen, we have the city of Milwau-
kee, the only American city with a
Socialist mayor and Socialist com.
mon council; the only one in cap
tivity, ladies and gentlemen, the
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
A Party That Dares To
Consider Widows Who
Do Washings For Bread
And a Party That Demands That
Their Bread Sc cheap-Think
of Milwaukee Electing
Mayor With Such
Principles!


MILwAUKEEs SMOKE"
will corporation pres
means and hopes and longs
of Socialist disposed how
press whose ownership political tendencies and oh
legations place purpose display sympah
with the people or their good welfare
We press handicapped by its ownership backing that
compelled shout for public franchises whenever the occasion
presents ITSELF o tn the people be hanged.
Christians church
Ingerson didn't know it, though hi
lived
there Republican mayors and Democratic
cities Socialists but who probably would libel
this newspaper o call them by
Republican mayors who Socialists and dc
Socialists they stand for clean and honest
equal rights brothers and for just share IN
goods and blessings between the favored
forgotten
So Milwaukee not only city country with Socialist
mayor simply because has elected who the Socialist
ticket
There are
Nor only city with Socialist alderman while be the
first Socialist council
Let us see what Milwaukee has done
The city the lakes has elevated the responsible position of
mayer by Emil sede workngman and
known thousands who voted for him.
been other than the
sOnaty day labOrr for this exceptional the part of Mil
waukees citizens.
If not the man it things party
let look the principles the candidacy
of this Socialist
is find:
Initiative referendum
Better schools
Municipal ownership
Penny lunches
Street car company to sprinkle in streets
Trades conditions Of labor
seat for every passenger the Lifting jacks
brakes tenders
Three-oent street fare.
EighthouI day for labor
Cheaper gas
Cheaper nearby of municipal plant
Cheaper municipal coal and wood yard
Cheaper by municipal plant
Corporations o pay their full share of
Clean Glasgow cleans and dnecs every day.
close and comfort stations.
Work for the unemployed wages eighhour day
who washing support of families have water rates
RENTED by city.
Cheap by requiring standard weight in every loaf
COULD NOT YOU VOTE TO SUPPORT PLATFORM OF SUCH
PRINCIPLES. WHEN THE ACHIEVEMENT ONE WOULD BE
HONOR ENOUGH FOR ANY ADMINISTRATIONS
WIDOWS WHO DO WASHING remembered and in parys decaa
o purposes, think Of that
Milwaukee voters must have crazy
CHEAP BREAD
voting population composed hopeless
SEAT FOR EVERY PASSENGER IN STREET CARS
acknowledgements
party ideals-banh
earth
party
up a party be banished
Milwaukee gene Socialists because there other
place 60 patient be by the
and surgery these days comparatively safe.
Milwaukee always had Socalc leanngs and the victory doesn
much the corporation for the corporation have
result the Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, HAS BEEN CITY OF soCIALIsT1C LEANINGs
WOULD THAT SAME COULD BE OF DETROIT FOR MIL
wAUKEE CONTAINS MANY OBJECT LESSON
OURS
We WILL watch Milwaukee
And do necessarily have Socialists rn
c which wongman has been placed position of high
predict they possible accomplishment tina
washing
will profit thereby.
S. BY all means LET'S WATCH MILWAUKEE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
WAS ALL MISTAKE
SAYS INSPECTOR
Mr.. Shelton Explains How Miss
Keiley's Gas Happened TO
be Turned Off.

Explanations were forthcoming
Monday from Mr.. Joseph Nj. Shell
ton. gas inspector. with reference to
the protest of Miss Ellen Kelley. of
No. 400 North Second street, who
maintains that she suffered inconven-
fence when her gas was turned OF
after she had paid bill of SO cents
which mad never been rendered.
1T WAS a mistake all around" de-
ciared Chief Shelton. TT In true that
some time ago one of our meter In
spectors informed Miss Kelley that
she would have no bin to pay, the
amount Of gas consumed by her be-
ing trifiing. But this was for last
month. The bhl OF ninety-nine cents
which was presented was for the cur
rent month; hence the misunder-
standing. We received payment from
Miss Kelley for the amount after she
had been notified that the gas would
be turned off. The receipt OF the
money was not Immediately entered
upon the books by the auditor and
the gas was turned Off AS soon as
/ became aware Of the situation
Immediately ordered 1t turned on
again. According to our records,
Miss Kelley was without gas for an
hour and a half--ninety minutes"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
HOUSE ALL UPSET
AND MONEY GONE
Barton Heights Family Return
Have Finding Evidences of
Burglars Visit.
POLICE ARE CALLED IN
Vigorous Search Made for Clues
and One is Finally Found
Daughters Practical Joke.
POLICE ARE CALLED /.

The police received hurriaa ca,,s
4early SUNDAY evening 10 a nrnminart
home IN Barton Heights which unon
the return of several members of ,ha
family. appeared to have been yis,tad
by Rafses and aif-his- Rupnsas-
other cohorts.
When the family returned fran,
walk TO the country 10 entov tha coai
breezes they reached home with Vie.
ions of the usual enioyah,. suraav
night supper. what met thar ra1s
as they opened the door drove e.,
their minds ali idea Of anrs.ite ana
in its place came unutterahle s,,rnriss
and overwhelming ohasrin.
The entire house was torsv-t,rvy
furniture was piled nm al, aro,,rS ths
rooms. silver was scattered vaiua his
pictures cast aside as n too hmngla.
some to be carried away by tho hmrS-
lars, bureau drawers nulled o,t ara
their contents scattered ali over the
bed chambers, and every other eyd-
dence OF the unwelcome visit az ,he
housebreaker was disclosed 10 the
sight of the startled members q. the
family.
Pocketbooks, jewelry and siiverware
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n 1oth 1905 % and recorded in the e, c si
mond, d. b.. 1919 d. p. Ill, default
having been made in the payment Of the
thereto required by the note holder,
Twill sell at public auction on the premises
on Saturday the 30th day of July 1910,
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. the property described
in the above mentioned. deed OF trust,
consisting Of twenty feet Of ground with
the improvements thereon fronting on
the east line of Eggleston Street.
Terms Cash
WILLOUGHBY NEWTON, Jr.,
Trustee.
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N.W.Bowe &Son's
Rent List,

sol W. Franklin Street, IL rooms,
steam heat, stable.
500 w. Franklin Street, IL rooms.
ll0i E. Clay, Is rooms.
Is s. Fifth Street, II rooms
212 s. Third Street, IL rooms and
stable.
S37 W. Grace Street, IL rooms.
Q IS. Third Street, IL rooms.
30S E. Main Street, IL rooms.
$40 N. Sixth, 10 rooms.
322 N. Harrison Street, IL rooms.
I724 Grove Avenue, IL rooms.
los N. Seventh Street, 10 rooms
sos N. Fifth Street, IL rooms,
6l-2 E. Cary Street, Q rooms
204 F. Clay Street, Q rooms
| l04 w. Clay Street, 10 rooms.
3W Clay Street, 9 rooms.
| 5W Clay Street, Q rooms.
| 312 n. Sycamore Street, 9 rooms.
! BOB N. Vine Street, 8 rooms, steam
heat.
e. Clay Street, 8 rooms.
| $40 n. Eighth Street, rooms.
! COZ N. Eighth Street, 0 rooms.
! III Luck Avenue, Barton Heights, s
rooms.
l23 8. Pine Street, rooms.
1T S. Pine Street, 8 rooms.
3ls w. Marshall Street, rooms
s. Plum Street, rooms
House ON Thompson Avenue on West
hampton car line, this side of Belt Line
Railway
3o5 Minor Street, Barton Heights 7
rooms.
1870 W. Marshall Street, rooms
3l1 Minor Street, Barton Heights.
| 100 8. Pine Street, rooms
| Ola N Thirty-fifth Street, rooms.
22l3 Pleasant Street, rooms.
I'll s, Fourth Street, rooms.
| 40S N. First Street, 5 rooms.
1925 Beverly Street, rooms.
| 1901 Beverly Street.
III Beverly Street.
! $500 E. Franklin Street.
GOA Beverly Street. rooms
1908 W, Clay Street
23lS Burton Street, rooms.
7I0 Buchanan Street, rooms
207 W. Canal Street, rooms.
-. FLATS. .....
| 1886 Monument Avenue, I'd flat, s
rooms, heat furnished; possession at
once.
| 1929 ". Franklin Street, I'd flat; pos
| session at once or Sept. /.
t 1903 w. Grace Street, I'd flat, rooms;
possession Sept. /.
| 1926 Monument Avenue, Sd flat, 8
; rooms, heat furnished; possession at
once or Sept. l.
l4Ol Hanover Street, I'd flat, s rooms;
possession Sept. /.
1921 n. Twenty-seyenth Stree, I'd flat,
8 rooms; possession Sept. |.
| n. W. BOWIE & SON,
| n Eleventh Street.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

Possession at Once A..
o06 West Main Street, ID fiat, 3
rooms, heat included .9l69
Bellevue Apartment No. 8, 7 rooms. 80
1920 West Main Street, rooms, III
iins AtH
2506 Stuart Street, rooms, I'd fiat 40
26l5 East Grace St., 1st fiat,
rooms. .......,.,........,. an
eos West Main st., Sd flat, 5 rooms no
eos West Main st., I'd flat, s rooIns ~
$500 West Broad ST., rooms, a tla& IN
1902 West Broad st., rooms, "a flak 100
GREEN h Redo,
lila East Main Gtssek
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Wants
Wants
Want AID. Rates

One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates much less Phone Madison 1888 and
MrCarscn Manager Of Classified Department, will CALL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

SEVEN ROOM BRICK. ALL CoNvE
niences; Cary street, on corner, only
block from Jefferson hotel. $4,000
big snap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

100 FEET BY SIXTY. WASHINGTON
street. in rear of store. southwest
corner Beverly. only IS per foot; it'
snap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

SIX ROOM FRAME. TAYLOR STREET
near Temple; detached and good
house; largo lot: only s1,1so: don'i
1t look good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

SIN ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN
conveniences; china closets, Iatrobe,
etc, Highland Park. at car: only
se,25o, It's a nice home. dirt cheap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

( RICHMOND. VA. July rs, 1910 Rich
mond ana vicInfty: aenefaily fair and
continued warm tonight and Tuesday.
WASHINGTON. p. a., July 25.-Fog.
Virginia. Generally fatr and continued
warm tonight and TUESDAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

Possession August 81, 1910. AM
3I2 South Third Street, IA rooms SIS
Ali B Allen Ave, 3D. flat, o rooms
heat included, !. ........ 70
All Allen Ave, I'd flat, rooms,
heat included. ... 7d
1929 Monument Avenue, 10 rooms. ~
$40 North Meadow Street, 3 rooms. ~
1917 Grove Avenue, 8 rooms 80
,006 West Main Street, rooms, Int
flat, heated. ............. ~
zoos Park Avenue, 9 rooms ....... -
COS West Main Street, rooms, lot
flat, heat included. ........
22lO Park Avenue, Q rooms. .......
Bellevue Apartment, No. !. Z rooms. q
20S East Cary Street, 10 rooms. j. 4!
2101 Floyd Avenue, 8 rooms. -. &
Bellevue Apartment No. 3, z rooms. i
2lll Floyd Avenue, 9 rooms. ...... g.
2lO9 Floyd Avenue, 8 rooms. ..... .
els East Leigh Street, 8 rooms. =. q
2l07 Floyd Avenue, 9 rooms. ...... u
Bellevue Apartment No. 8, ro0rnS. 81
202 North Strawberry ST., rooms. "a
1903 West Main Street, I rooms. ~. %
l40l West Main Street, Z rooms. a
3012 East Broad Street, rooms, ID
fiat .....,.......ssss -
4O2 West Clay Street, rooms. 80. "A
3l2 North 32d st., LIST fiat, 5 rocn1s. 81
3O7 North Twenty-first st., 5 rooms ~
401 North Goth Street. 5 ROOMS N
26l5 IL East Grace Street, 1st flat,
5 rooms ........+.ss.ss II
Si6 Randolph Street, I rcoms. 80. 20
900 West Marshall st., s rooms. s.. n
IA South Lombardy st., rooms. ID
203 North Sycamore st., 8 rooms. Il
2O7 North Sycamore st., 8 rooms. =
2204 Stuart Avenue, s rooms, hot
water heat. .................. "a
2502 Floyd Avenue, 5 rooms. ...... -
100 North Davis Street. ......... 81
sos Virginia, s rooms. .......... "a
II North Harrison Street, 3 rooms e.
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Highest temperatures
-aurtng preceding -
hours At
WEATHER CONDITIONS.


s:ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

LIGHTWEIGHT FEET AND NEW
nine-room modern home. 18i feet
deep. on corner Floyd avenue; only
$500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
T06TR OPPORTUNITY T0 sECrRE
drummers' samples OF hlgh-ciass
trousers presents itself now. we got
EN- cheap--so can you; but be quick,
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
WALL PAPER.

Fifth street, wall papers: room
mouldings. etc: high class work;
lowest prices: investigate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

LOT 40 BY 14s. YORK STREET. BAR.
ton Heights: new nine-room house
all modern conveniences; only $3.75o
party leaving city why so cheap.
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Green & Redd's
LIST
BY THE YEAR.

III
Possession at Once. Ann.
202 East Main Street, IA rooms .$700t
sl6 East Leigh Street, IL rooms. $50
400 The Boulevard, 8 rooms. 49,. 40
l40 North Meadow Street, rooms. 40
22l0 Park Avenue, Q rooms .,..... 40
l07 West Clay Street, 10 rooms q. $50
14lS Floyd Avenue, Z rooms ...... 400
ITO South Pine Street, rooms. -. 30
305 Third Avenue, 7 rooms. ..... 300
BOT North I'D Street, Z rooms. -. 240
Is South Deep Run Street (kl 80. 2l6
902 West Marshall Street, rooms. zoo
1911 Beverly Street, s rooms ...... 400
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

ONE LARGE. NICE FURNISHED
clean front room: new house; prl-
vRte. German family; no children:
with or without board. Apply 52-
West Clay straet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
,RIIaIYESa WANTS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

wANTED--i. 900 ADULTS TO JOIN
the Richmond Cooperative Burial
Association. sle0 certificate costa
only is cents per HaeHsh. gives Wee
lection on earth. This plan has been
successfully operated In Philadelphis,
Norfolk. High Point, Birmipgham
Macon. New Orleans, St Joseph, Mis-
souri, and various other cities. south
and west for over IL years. why
not in Richmond7 C. A. HAIGH. Sec
Phone Madison 2706.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

LOT 81 BY 1913 EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
all conveniences, with fruits an
flowers; at car at Forest Hill Park
cheap and nice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

EIGHT ROOMS. LOT 81 BY 1855; STA
BILE for eight or ten horses; Buchan-
an street. price to quick buyer, si,sae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

FOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS. SUITABLE
for light housekeeping: all convent
ences. i7l7 Park Avenue. Phone
Madison as6I-J
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PERSONALS.
We MAKE x Speciality or fKETT-
Ing and curing nervous and stomach
troubles, Mental Scientist; references.
a9s East Clay street Richmond:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

fKUTH rs sTKsooNdd1ER ffHxN FTc-
ton, See testimcnials In booklet Its
true Of Nelson's Hair Tonic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

ROOMS, NEXT BATH: FURNISHED
or unfurnished. Apply sol South
Fourth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

THREE CORNER ROOMS. CLOSETS
private hall Apply sol South Fourth
street.
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rooms FOR RENT.

WHEN YoU COME TO RICHMOND
get a clean, comfortable bed for soc.
phone, bed ana ice water free; ex-
celient meals served next door. 1907
East Clay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

POULTRY, PETS AND LIVE STOCK.
FOR S2TE~WHfTE INB BRoWN
leghorns. games and bantams, pig
cons ana rabbits also hay. grain
meal. miiIfeed. and all kinds of poul-
try foods THE BROAD STREET
PET STORE. 40s W Broad street,
Phone Madison 2ss-J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

HANDSOME ROOMS: ONE DOLLAR
per week; private family: five min
uses walk to Broad street, Apply
sos North Tenth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

FOR RENT--THREE NICE. BRIGHT
rooms. second aoor; private bath;
front or back stairs. well arranged
for light housekeeping: possession
August l. Apply SIS North Seventh
street
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FOR SALE
$3.50

West Clay Street, Two-Story Frame
Dwelling Of rooms, in good repair.
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sfC6T CoEsETs. THOSE roo WEER..
those others wear; those for sale and
learn to get the best for the money
you have to invest in them: nrst II
should mt you comfortable, second 1t
should give you good lines MRE.
A. j. PYLE, 3i7 N. Fifth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

FOR RENT. 4 LARGE AIRY, NICELY
furnished room. asia f. Franklin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

LARGE. COOL, FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent, accommodate two or more,
| ITO e. Franklin street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: HOME
comforts, ~ North sixth; between
franklin and Main