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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-11-10
REMEMBER TT
A. VI. STER

DR.. Hall reports a boy born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mcleod, Jr.,
on Nov. 3, 1911.
Fred Potvin is down to Mis-
soula this week on BUSINESS for
Polio & Potvin.
Spencer Powells new bungalow
is rapidly assuming shape. He
will soon have a neat home ready
for occupancy.
M. Pablo is reported as recov-
ering rapidly from his recent
severe illness. He is now able to
be up and around the house, and
will soon be so he can get out.
During the past week the new
subscribers added to the Pioneer
list have been considerable. The
sample copies sent out remind
ed many of the fact that they
should subscribe, and they have
done so. All others not on the
books are cordially invited.
There will bea box supper and
dance at the Crow creek school
house tonight, for the benefit of
the building fund. This affair
was advertised last week for to-
morrow night, but it conhicted
with other arrangements and the
change has been made to accom-
modate all.
The dance and supper at the
Grand View school house, eight
miles west of Roman, last Satur-
day night, was we'll attended and
grand time had by all present.
Those from town attending re-
port being royalty treated and
will go again should the occasion
present itself.
The work of installing the light
and heating plant in the Central
Hotel is being pushed as fast as
possible. The room for it is al
ready completed and the machin-
cry is expected every day. This
will be an improvement the
guests of the hotel and the pat
rons of the opera house will ap-
preciate.
The discovery was made this
week that it only requires fifty
names of qualified electors to
sign a petition to incorporate a
town in this state. That makes
Roman doubly sure, as there are
over a hundred names on the Pc
tition sent to the county commits
sioners this week. The law was
amended in 1909 and the number
of names required reduced from
100 to so, and the number Of in
habitants to each square mile
from 500 to 300.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-11-10
Buy a range at Benedict's.
II. g
Checks as
Receipts

Duy d range dt Oell0ulOI D
E. H. Rathbone is in Billings
and Hardin this week on bust
ness. He left Roman Monday
last and is expected home to-
morrow.
Buy what you want at Bene-
diets.
George Farrell is assisting in
A. M. Sterling Co.'S. this week
during thd absence of Jack Curt
is, who is off duty with his arm
in a sling.
Special sale on glassware at
Benedict's.
Officially the revolutionary
period of Mexico was closed Nov.
6, when Francisco |. Madero took
the oath of president and placed
across his breast the tri-color in
sigma of the chief executive.
If you can't find what you
want, try Benedict's.
Mrs. DR.. Fuhrer was taken
quite sick while in Missoula last
week, with an attack of grippe.
At last account she was greatly
improved which will be glad news
to her many friends in Roman.
Buy a photograph at Bene-
diets.
John P. Swee returned from
Big Arm Tuesday. He reports
things looking good up in that
town and predicts a boom there
when the lots are appraised.
There is prospects of a newspa-
per, a side issue of the Poison
Courier so it is said.
Pay your taxes at Roman State
Bank.
Jack Curtis, one of A. M. Ster-
ling Co.'S. efficient clerks, met
with an accident last Saturday
night while going home in the
dark. 1t was a dark night and
some muddy, and in crossing the
street stepped on a stick of some
kind which turned and threw
him on the ground in such man.
ner as to dislocate his left elbow.
DR.. Fuhrer attended him, ano
while it is very painful and sore,
he will be at work again in a
couple of weeks.
Car load of horses for sale by
Brewer & Hollingsworth, Roman,
Montana.
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Harness Shop

have opened harness shop
in the rear of the Mission pool
hall and am prepared to do all
kinds of harness work. Shoe
repairing also done. Prices rea-
sonable. GUS ERICKSON.
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Local BreVities
Buv a table at Benedict's.

Big chicken dinner every Sun
day hereafter at the Roman Cafe,
from 11:3O to 400 o'clock. 22tf
Buy a saw at Benedict's.
Governor Norris has issued his
proclamation calling upon the
people of Montana to observe
November 80, as a day of
Thanksgiving.
Wheat checks cashed at Roman
State Bank.
Miss Matte Trosper and Miss
Eleanor Cox are hello" girls at
the Bell central office in Roman.
Miss Cox has the night trick. and
the former is on duty days.
Sell your wood at Benedict's.
F. M. Cammack and his sister,
Mrs. H. l. Brand, left Tuesday
for Seattle, Portland and perhaps
Los Angeles. They expect to be
gone until early sping and will
return via Salt Lake City.
Buy a drill at Benedict's.
E. E. Healey has purchased
the lot on the corner south Of the
school house and is prepared to
erect cottage thereon. He has
ALREADY had the posts set for a
fence and will soon have the
cottage under way. "
Buy a pump at Benedict's,
With it showing and blowing
pretty strong yesterday, the la
dies aid braved the elements
and went out to Mrs. Stansbury's
in the afternoon. 1t takes more
than snow storm to keep them
at home, especially when there is
a big feed in prospect. .-
Buy a pillow at Benedict's.
R. M. Hawkins, who has been
leasing the Vic Dupuis place four
miles east of Poison, has bought
the Howard Yost farm east of St.
Ignatius, and advertises a sale of
some stock and implements in
this issue. He will not move to
his new home until spring.
Buy a wagon at Benedict's.
C. C. Goldman was in from the
ranch south Of Roman Tuesday
with a load of potatoes. He says
he will have 1000 pounds for sale
this year, and that the largest
one he found weighed four
pounds. That is going some for
a man who this year engaged in
spud culture for the first time. .
Buy a buggy at Benedict's.
Andrew Singer has leased the
interest of Antoine Morigeau in
the Central hotel and meat market
and has also taken over the man.
agement of the dining room of
the hotel. He is now the whole
thing in both the hotel and meat
market and announces that he
will endeavor to serve the public
in such a manner as to gain fur
ther business.
Buy a harrow at Benedict's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Wolfe of
Boston, Mass, who have been
visiting his mother and brothers
and sisters living near Sloan's
ferry, returned to their home
Tuesday of this week. They
were delighted with this country
and expressed a desire to return
to make this their permanent
home in the near future, Before
they returned they called Rev.
Welch out to the homestead of
their brother to perform the rite
of baptizm on their infant daugh-
I n
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For Sale

For Sale
Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock
bullets and cockrels.
BECKWITH & HEISE,
St. Ignatius, Montana.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-11-10

q Room Cottage and 2 Lots
For sale. lit
VOUGHT & HELMERS, Roman.
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TRY OUR
Fine Confectionery
Cigars and Tobacco

New line of elegant Stationery,
also Tablets, etc.
Hot Chocolate, Cocoa, and other
hot drinks. Try them.
In the Opera House block.
H. M. COX, Prop.
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Business Column

Ice cream every day now at the
Star Bottling Works.
Carter's Commercial Carbon Paper
for sale at the Pioneer Office.
The Big Store now has lumber yard
at the rear of the store. You are in
vited to inspect this stock and get
estimates. See main office.
Do you want to homestead a
good irrigable 80 acres? See
ID If WHITNEY BROS.
Jersey Bulls For Sale
Two fine registered Jersey bulls for
sale. Inquire at St. Ignatius Mission.
Wood for Sale
Green and dry wood, cut any length
FRANCIS DUPUIS.
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Turkeys Fo1. Sale

Mammoth Brown turkey hens for
sale. Inquire of Mrs. E. D. Bradbury,
one mile north of Roman. 28-9p
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For Sale

For Sale
Farms and ACCOMPLISHMENTS. A few
good irrigable SOS for location.
IL If WHITNEY BROS.
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Strayed Away

One bay mare, yrs old, VT. about
1900. branded l S. Suitable reward
for return. 22tf LEFAVOR BROS.
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Jersey Bulls For Sale
Wood for Sale

Green and dry wood, cut any length
FRANCIS DUPUIS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
LOVE GOD LAUGHS
Nat LORD CAMER|S
PEER WON'T SAIL TO WOO MISS
SHERMAN BE( AISE HER
FATHER MAY OBJECT.

LONDON. July 17-Iord Cameris
is disappointed man at the trend
OF events in connection with his
courtship of Miss Mildred Sherman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
sherman. He had Intended to sail
Saturday on the Mauritania to visit
Newport and press his suit, but some
obstacle has arisen and he has can
celled his passage.
Interviewed at his transformations
Tat in AlhemarIe street, Lord Camers
said to the International News Ser
vice representative
Il have authorized no staten ent
regarding my engagement TO Miss
does not exist. | have no intention
OF going To America at present. |
may 90 later"
Cameris denied that the present
stage OF the courtship justified an
announcement. but Il Is known among
his friends that the young peer has
been ia constant correspondence with
Miss sherman and that he recently
received encouraging news from
Newport There followed less en-
couragng tidiugs last week.
Everyone here believes that Mr..
Sherman Is opposed to the match and
that Lord Cameris has been waiting
word to sail The voyage. If unsuc-
cessfui, would loo most humiliating
10 the noble sutton.
Lord Gamers Is seen often with
Violet Asqulth, daughter Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
DEMAND Of SMITH
HIS RESIGNATION

ATLANTA, GA, July II Resoiu-
0ons will he introduced in the State
Legislature tomorrow demanding
that COY oruor Hoke Smith resign 81
once and qualify ID assume the seat
in the United States Senate, made
vacant by the resignation Of Senator
Terrell, Smith has declared he Will
romain governor uni5i December, in
order h carry out his legislative pro-
gram.
Opponents Of the legislation pro-
posed lay Governor Smith are the
trainers Of the resolutions to be pre-
sentFd Ia morrow. ft ts said that an
other resolution Is 10 he presented de-
rlariHg the election OF Governor Smith
60 the senatorship void and demand
ing another election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18

, Beaves Of Twenty sixth and Marshall
sf+.it.4+44a -Slai4..4- t.lIl4.-4I4
Norfolk
Miss Julia Cloves. Of East Marshall
street, is the guest of friends in Lynch
burg
( Ellis. Frank and Ernest Pugh, Of
/ North Thirtletb street are visiting
relatives and friends in Lawrence
Iyiile Va
Miss Gertrude -Walford aud little
Dorothy King. nf Highland Park, are
she gnests ef Mrs Linda Cosby, IT
East Marshall street
Rev and Mrs f. J. Grace have re-
turned from their bridal tour. ANA at
present are al home tn their friends
on North Twenty ninth street
Messrs Charlie Meanley and Lester
+ Fggleston spent the Week end in Nor
FOLK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
EMPORIA NOTES

Especial To The Richmond VirginianD
ENPQRlA,. VA, July 17.-Chi-
drcn $ Day services were held at st
Andrews Methodist church out in the
county sunday The children recited
well in the presence OF a large au-
dienee. Hon. William NJ Powell. Of
Emporia. delivered a fine address on
The Duty of Parents"
The two Baptist churches Of our
town have called Rev. s. w Naff, -
the western part Of The state 10 take
charge Of their work. Mr. Naff is a
Young man recently from the theo-
logical seminary at Louisville. KY
and is a good preacher, It is not
known as vet whether he viii ac-
ccpt the Call
Nice gentle rains have fallen all
over this section the last few DAYS.
and the crops are taking on new life.
with seasonahlc weather from now
ou the harvest viii he abundant.
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quite number Of Church Hi
people Wrnt up 10 TeaKe-E on rT1c-
4ial saturday morning To attend the
marriage OF Miss Grace Lyle Walton
IA Mr. Donald Darlington Hancock
The ceremony WIS performed at lie
bapon church, in Hanover county the
church being pretuly decorated for
she occasion. the young couple p1fht-
5ng their troih under a floral arch.
sThe de Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs V. f. Walton, formerly OF
church Hal hut now Of Peake, and
the groom the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
" + Hancock il. ~ 210| East
Grace street Richmond.
Te ceremony was performed by Dr.
Nesley Miss NorVelie Cross had
charge OF the music, rendering the
wedding marches and playing Hearts
and Flowers softly during the cere-
mons The Gshers we're Messrs- Paul
Knox Atkinson and William Il Han
eock. 3D. White Mr., Coalter tabeii
Hancock all Of Church I'M acted as
BEST man.
Miss Annie Rath Walton @as her
sisters maid % honor. She was
dressed IN a white lingerie robe. with
q white lace hat. and carried &iIlar
ney roses. The bride wore hand
some gaing-8wat gown ~ biue cloth
ana carried Rflde $ roses Atf- anu
Mrs hancock }eft FOR Northern
trip t. New York. Atlantic City and
Washington After August ID they
viii be at home to their frtends at
aan7-A North ef>reF4 ttz-t-4Ehth street,
The Richmond party returned 70 the
city Saturday afternoon
owing 70 the absence from the city
OF Rev. q. +. Greene, Adlntant WIG
gins. of the Salvation Arms, had
charge of the services Sundas morn
ing at ST. James and gave very
interesting talk Rev. AShury Chris
tan preached at the evening hour,
aud held quarterly conference Mon
tfst v4etrftae
MIR. and Mrs. George " Walford,
of Chimhoraao Park. have been
spending several days In Lynchburg
and were also the guests Of Rev. and
Mrs, {, L. Elankenship. of Amherst
county
Mr J r, Eedd, Of East Marsha3l
street - On business trip Ia New
York
Miss Ruth Mckeel, OF twenty
eighth and Marshall streets. IS visit
ing relatives in Kinston, y. c.
Mrs Lula Christian McPhsH. -
2114 East Franklin street Who has
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Continued from FIRST pageD
priat5ou committee OF the House
ren who We're responsible for the
provision which Dr Wiley is accused
~ having Violated they are re-
ported not To- have discouraged him
President is Calm
The President is reportd 10 he calm
III HE face Of the storm that the
Nier matter has created, lie does
noi want 10 lose. the services Of AZ
tprneY General Wickersham and
doesn't believe that IN any event Mr..
Wickersham s resignation VIII. he me-
tessary. There IS reason to beHeY..
however. that the President would
survive the resignation Of Secretary
Wilson.
Nevertheless, there is a we'll defined
view ia Washington that despite all
+. that has ,slAAa sala .-saf the retention
~ Wiley would leave MIR Wicker
sham no other alternative but retire
ment He has been drawn into the
affair and has delivered a fiat opin-
ion. II the President adopts the OPP
posite view whole lot of people will
fail 10 see ii IN any other light than
a snub.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
GIVES CAR AWAY;
QUITS DISGUISED

HAMMOND, IND July 17.-~CeeH
Hancock. a twelve year old boy was
presented with $4,000 touring car
TO -day by ali eNasperated li-trans~
continental auto tourist, who met
with an accident near the farm own
ed by William Hancock, the boys ia
ther. The tourist refused to give hts
name, but the automobile license bore
the legend S605 n. Y.
While descending hill near the
farm the New Yorker, who was en-
route to Chicago, and was, the sole
occupant OF the car. lost control OF
the machine when the steering knuc-
kle broke. The car. landed In ditch
bottomside up.
After young Hancock had helped
the occupant out Of the wreck the
! disguised driver announced that he
would be glad to give the car away
and be rid Of il. Hancock sold the
car for round figure to an automo-
bile dealer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
e. aas ~.

EAST TAwAs. MICH, July IT.
The holocaust, miles in length and
width. which has smitten towns IN
Ontario and northern Michigan has
oceasioned indescribable suffering
Hundreds who escaped the flames are
without food and shelter. Hundreds
OF families lost all their possessions.
Some buried Valuabies in the ground
and dug them up after tic IRE passed
With refugees arriving every hour,
many crawling non their hands and
knees, burned. injured and exhausted,
this town has had 10 shelter nearly
500 people made homeless and destl-
tute by the fierce forest fires raging
IN this vincinity Five hundred OF the
refugees are from the Towns Of Ausable
and oscods. which destroyed by the
FIRE The town Of A4sable and 0scoda
Mich, are directly from each other-on
the AusaDle river IL northeastern
Michigan Not bslness place stands
in Oscoda to-day.
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FROM JAIL To
CITY HOSPITAL
tf'ontinae-i from First Page J

tIontlnaf-i from First Paae)
tiers body to the college. / will he
in Richmond in the course Of two or
three days ! held the body for some
time. waiting his arrival. and then
when he did not appear or write /
turned over the body to the anatom-
teal board. In accordance with the
State law providing for such dispo-
eifion''
The anatomical board provides
several medical colleges with bodies,
and II has not Yet been aseertaineh TO
which college the body of Miss Thax.
ton Was sent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18

w. Cary Street. 10 rooms.
1902 Floyd Avenue 10 rooms.
3Il3a \. Twelfth Street. rooms
o20s Stuart Avenue. rooms.
zero stuart Avenue s rooms.
2105 FLOYD Avenue 6 rooms
500 n Ninth Street. rooms.
$50 " cary. rooms.
200 n sycamore Street rooms,
4l9 \. Twenty sixth Street rooms
2502 E. Grace Street. 6 rooms.
202 \. Allen Avenue. "a fat. rms
Hot water heat.
400 F.. Franklin ST. Flat
1893 Second Ave, Highland Park.
rooms
ana 8 Harrison. rooms. ......
.2I0S w Cary Street rooms
BI,ANToN a. CO.
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ROS'TO< MAY SEND OED
GLADIATOR TO LEGISEATJRE

BOSTON. July IA proposition
that John l.. Sullivan be nominated
for the legislature Is engaging the
attention of Democratic politicians.
The old gladiator has always had an
enthusiastic following here and
throughout the State, and there can
be no doubt that he would make
strong candidate.
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premier. but he prefers the American
match Lord Cameris is not rich.
He owns a small country seat at
Henley. hut no castles. His uncles,
the Honora hes Edy and Henry
Stomor, were intimates of King Ed
ward
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18

TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1911. m
at Il o'clock noon.
the above mentioned property. The
improvements consist Of a well built
and substantial four-story building, with
elevator and steam heating plant. The
property has frontage Of about 81 feet
on Fourteenth Street, with an alley on
the north and an alley on the west.
This property ia located in the heart Of
the Wholesale and manufacturing centre
Of this city.
TERMS: .One-ianrth cash, balance at,
six, twelve and eighteen months; credit
payments to bear 8 per cent. interest
and to be secured by deed Of trust
POLLARD 4 BAGBY,
n W. BOWIE 4 son,
Auctioneers.
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WANTED

TO rent ~ non resident strictly
M odern Franklin Street home, between
Shafer and Second streets, would pre-
fer one close to the jefferson Hotel
Term OF lease from two TO five years.
All replies treated as confidential.
DOUGLAS E.. TAYLOR,
Is North Eighth Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
By Virginia Realty Co,
Real Estate Aucticneers,
l06 North Seventh Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF THAT
RRICK DWEJ T mi

COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING
400 East Clay Street,
and lot rs by lib feet to an alley with
stable in rear at the request OF the owner
| win sell at public auction on the premises
THURSDAY, JULY Goth, 1911,
at $50 P. NJ.
the property above mentioned: the house
is well built brick containing IA rooms,
bath, hot and cold water, gas and etc,
large halls and is conveniently arranged
is in good repair If desired as an invest
ment will command good tenant or will
make comfortable home in a good neigh
borhood right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids. Terms will DO announced
at the sale.
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FLAT
27O8 E. Broad St.

Six rooms. bath. etc. $500 per
j. A. Connolly & co.
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FLATS,

Possession at once
sol " Grace ST (lst and I'd
hats) .t=..,...t '.e...' 4so
Bellevue Apartments, No. j. rms. 40
Bellevue Apartments. No. 3, rms. 800
1910 w Main st, LIST fiat, rms. 80
CLOG f. Grace St. LIST fat, 8 rms. $50
Possession August 81. 1911
1914 ". Grace St, lst fat rms. SOC
1886 W. Grace St, I'd fiat, rms 500
1885 W. Grace St. LIST fiat, rms. $40
Heat furnished free.
4h1 f. Franklin. Sd fiat, rooms, $40
1855 W, Grace ST.. ID fat, 5 rms. $50
Heat furnished free.
3i2 S. THIRD st, I'd and 3D. Hats,
s rooms ............... $500. $50
90 w Main ST., LIST fat. rms. $50
Heat free)
90s W, Main st, 1st fat, 5 rms $50
(Heat free,)
40 w. Main St, I'd fat s rms. 450
,tfeat free)
401 +. Main st, 1st fat. rooms. $50
2e7 f. Cary ST. lat fat rooms. 40
SOC ". Main st, tst fiat. rms. 4ao
Heat free1
sos W Main. I'd fat. rooms. $50
Heat free)
Bellevue Apartment No. 6, rms. $50
Bellevue Apartment. No. 8 7 rms 700
6f0 Allison st. list fiat. Z rms 2ea
bellevue Apartment, No. 2. rms. $50
Bellevue Apartment. No. 4, rms 900
1900 Park Ave. doctors office, 3
so5 n. Davis. I'd fiat 5 rms. 900
40l e Main st. "a rat. rooms. 40
6t7 y Fourth St. 1st fat. rms. 40
s106 f. Grace St. LIST fat 3 rms. 50
200 n. Goth ST, list floor rooms. $50
Phone Monroe 2I00 for Information
or call a 80 North Ninth Street. 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
BY Pollard Il Bagby and
\. ". Bowe 4 Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AIOIIIJN BALE
OF
NALlI ABLE BIZ SINESS. PROPERTY
on THE WEST SIDE OF FON-
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
KNOWN AS NOS. 4, 6 AND s,
SUITABLE FOR A WAREHOUSE
OR MANUFACTURING PLANT,
FOR MANY YEARS OCCUPIED
BY J. W. FERGUSON & SON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
Grove Avenue

VIII sacrifice for $3.50 a modern
l2-room house; lot Is feet frontage
This property is easily worth $3.50
Owner forced to sell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
North 9th Street

A fist class corner detached seven
room house $500 TO quick buyer.
GARRETT s CO.
% North Seventh 81.
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CHURCH HILL NEWS

Items. the
chpr Bank 1850
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18

At the request of the parties interested,
we will sell by auction on the premises,
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MAIN STREET STORE.
Choicest location No. 1919 between
r waIfth and Thirteenth streets
DOUGLAS e. TAYLOR,
Renter of Real Estate.