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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-05-31
NEWS LETTER FROM
THE STATE CAPITAL
Auditors Office of CheIan County Makes
Very Good Showing IN the
Past Three Years

In eighteen counties of the state the
fees collected in the Office of county
auditor in 1911 fell below the collec-
tons in 1909, while as compared with
1910 there was a falling off in collec-
tons in IS counties, as is shown by
statement prepared by the state bu-
reau of inspection from the reports Of
the various county auditors of the state.
A comparison OF the collections in
1909 and 1910 shows a decided in
crease in the latter year. The biggest
falling off in fees in 1911 was in the
registering Of land titles, but the rea-
son for the slump in business is not
explained, although many trace the
cause to politics and the unsettled
condition OF affairs. While the cost of
running the auditors Offices was gen
orally higher in 1910 than in 1909,
the year 1911 shows a decrease in 10
of the counties compared with the year
1910, but on account of the decrease
in the elections the showing made by
the auditors as whole is not so good
as in 1910, but the state bureau OF in
spection did not put this down as the
fault of the auditors, many Of whom
have decreased the expenses OF their
Offices, while the decrease in the col
lections is due to conditions over which
they have no control. In 1911 there
were IA counties in which the Office OF
auditor was run at profit, compared
with 81 in 1910 and II in 1909.
Chelan county made very good show
ing in its auditors Office in all three
years, being run at a profit OF $2,3H
in 1911, S1,o43 in 1910 and 50, 43l
in 1909, the percentage of fees ex-
pended being less than in any other
county in the state in 1911, when 1t
took only 65.45 per cent of the collec-
tons to run the Office. In 1911 the
collections amounted TO $6,881 and
the cost of the Office was "a, 504; in
1910 the collections amounted to
SO, 694 and the expenses to $5,954,
while in 1909 the amount collected
by the office was S6,51o and the ex-
pense of running the Office was 81, 087.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by the CheIan County Abstract
Company for Week Ending
May p, 1912

LIB. Cooley to John F eagle etal
$40 VIZ swA nwA 29-28-22 & pit lot
Q sec 2o-2S-22
LIB Cooley to John F eagle, ct al
$40 Il int in pit neA neA and lot l
sec % and ny nwA & lot l sec o.
1922
John F eagle to L B Cooley $40 =
int in pit VIZ neA neA 2o-28-22
John F eagle to L B Cooley $40
u in pit nwA neA sec % and e7a
swA nwA & seq nwA & lot sec D.
2S-2S-22
AC Dallach to B F Dearborn 81
So swA swA 16-23-20
AL Rogers etal to Thos M Johnson
81 lot l blk 81 Chelan Falls
R S Steiner to Thos M Johnson $50
lot Q blk 81 Chelan Falls
OBJ Fuller to M Lucavish $4,000
blk "a Millerdale
FIN Lucavish to Franklin w Arnold
$4,000 blk "a Millerdale
w R Bise to w. L. Robbins $4,000
pit neA seq 5-22-22-2O
Columbia Valley Bank to Howard E
Gray $3.50 eH VIZ eH swA 5-22-
20
F D Slosson to Delbert Agee
$1,000 lot IS & ny Is lot IA blk 7
Bolenbaugh's 1st add Wen
Delbert J Agee to F w Grover 81
lot IS & Is lot IA Bolenbaugh's 1st
add
Albert Cook to Esther Cook $1,000
lot blk l Entiat Fruitlands
The Riverview Or Co to State of
Wash 81 pit seA seA 6-24-21
The Riverview Or Co to the Great
Nor Ry Co $2o57.5o pit e15 seA
24-18 strip IS
Arthur Gum to State of Wash 81
pit lot S sec 1O-23-2O strip 40
Entiat Delta Orchards to G N Ry
Co 1904 strip across lots & Q and
nwA seA 1851 and pit lots 3 and
4 sec 16-25-21 (r Of Way
David Keith to Wellington Pegg
$500 sA neA nwA seA sec 8-22
20
WP Dorm to Clara E Stanton $4,000
1t l blk 8 North Cashmere
FW Griver to Delbert J Agee 81,
pit VIZ swA sec 27-22-20
Thos I Jones to Winnifred J Wal
lace 81 pit seA seq sec 10-25-20
John D Ross to Geo A Ross $3.50,
It IS blk l Outlook Heights add
HR Kingman to H U Shollenburg
$50, 1t IS blk As Govt Town
Chelan
Betty M Charlton to H U Shollen-
burg $500, Its 10 & II blk As Chelan
United States to Lillian Smith 500,
e16 neA & e1a seA sec 24-23-19
Percy F Scheble to Jay Gushing IT,,
1t blk 4 Columbia Heights add
H Leonard to Jacob L Williams
$40, ny neA sec 32-22-20 and all
sec % except part swA
EA Hale to Marie M Mills $3.50,
1t 4 Hales Sub Div Wen
First Nat Bank Of Pullman to Oliver
S Finley $3.50, sec 9-25-2o and right
Of way in sec 15-25-2O
United States to Flora A eagle Its 8
& 4 sec 6-27-23 & Its 3 & 4 sec 81
1928
United States to Marion w Laney
5000, VIZ seA sec 1928 IS
JP Mcguire to Chas Thornbrue ST.,
1t IL blk 7 Bolenbaugh's 1st add
SH Kinney to Ed E Riley 81, pit
swA nwA swA sec l6-24-18
HC Peters to Chas E Ernst $500,
Its 15-16-17 blk Cascade Orch
DC Wolf to Wen Val Gas & Etc Co
$4,000 pit nwA nwA sec 1880
FIN Scheble to Wen Val G & E Co
$1,000 pit 1t 8 sec 27-24-1S
Swalwell-Swartout Co ct al to Henry
P Schultz $27O0, tract 10 Low Line
Div No Q of Lake Chelan Land Co
tracts
Swalwell-Swartout Co ct al to Fred
w Burow S458O, tract 81 Low Line
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That small boats come under the
Jurisdiction of the interstate COM
merce commission whenever they han
die interstate shipments, and must file
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-05-31

A portrait of the head of George
Washington, which is said to be worth
many thousands OF dollars, has been
presented by G. F. Gunther, of Chi
cago, to the state Of Washington.
The picture. which was painted by
Gilbert Stewert, who was born in 1854
and died in 1928, has been hung in
the governors Office over the desk Of
Governor Hay. II is so valuable that
the gold frame in which the picture is
set has been enclosed in a beautiful
casing to protect it from the air as well
as from accidents.
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The delegates appointed by Gov
ernor M. E. Hay from Chelan county
to attend the Northwestern Develop
ment Congress, which is to meet on
June SD, 1912, in Seattle, are F. S.
Jacobson, of Leavenworth, ]. A. Gel
latley and D. w. King, Of Wenatchee,
j. D. Corselius, of Cashmere, and
George D. Brown, Of Chelan. At this
Congress there will be seven gov
ernors present and plans for the fur
thering Of the progress of the North
western States will be outlined and dis
cussed, and Gov. Hay is anxious that
every county in the state should be
represented at this congress and has
appointed delegates from every county
at the suggestion OF the various COM
munities, and these delegates will par
ticipate in the congress and with the
seven governors and the delegations
from the other states will outline and
consider plans for the congress. The
meeting at Seattle will be the biggest
boosters meeting ever held in the
state, and all the delegates appointed
should be present at that time. A to-
tai OF about 100 delegates have been
appointed in the various counties.
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When Gov. Hay learned that the
contractor who is building the new
Temple OF Justice intended using Cali
fornia cement he at once called a
meeting of the capitol Commission.
The contractor said that the bid Of
California was the lowest, but arrange
ments have been made whereby the
Washington manufacturers made the
same price, and nothing but Washing
ton made products and materials are to
be used in the construction of the new
building, in accordance with the reso-
luton passed by the last Legislature
providing for the use of state materials
in the new structure.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-05-31

tariffs and schedules with the interstate
commerce commission is not generally
known among the small boat owners,
few OF whom operating on the lakes
of Washington, or the rivers Of Puget
Sound being aware of the fact, and on
account of the fact that the little boat
owners do not keep enough records to
furnish the information required there
may be some trouble at first, according
to o. o. Calderhead Of the public ser
vice commission, who says that when
the matter is taken up before the in
terstate commerce commission it is
likely that the rules will be modified
in the case OF the small boat owners.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-05-31

Butter wrappers at the Echo office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

DWELLING OF l2 ROOMS, CORNER
lot. fronting 81 feet; would make a
sood business property: In two
section. Price, S2.I00.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

FLAT OF THREE ROOMS; LARGE
hall room; nice bath; separate back
entrance: $l2.50. Call day. Madison
ma; night Madison 996-J. or ii
South Vine Street. References ex-
Chnnged.
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DOUBLE TENEMENT IN ONE-HALF'
square OF Perry Street car line, rent
ing TO white tenants at $3.50 per
month. Price. Sl2hO -
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laeal estate fur Rent

PARTIES LEAVING THE CITY WISH
TO rent to responsible people their
nicely furnished. modern home For
particulars call Madison 59l6
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DOUBLE TENEMENT. IN oNE-HALF
sqnare OF Hun Street car line. Rental
SIS per month. Price, $l,750
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WEDDING RINGS.
ANTIQUES.

SOLID GOLD PLAIN WEDDING RINGS
from SIS up at WM. TOBIEN, IRIS,
40S East Broad Street.
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Real estate for &sle

HANDSOME WooDEAND HEIGHTS
nome: new dwelling OF 7 rooms. bath.
@ ots GGta Mate % f ssei sh,s
little home In the pink OF condition.
Price. $4,000.
WE HAVE a NUMBER OF OTHER
nice homes IN the Heights and some
foa, ill., s'ult9ins stss, iroH SO per
Eleventh and Hull Streets. oN q ""
aweiiing OF rooms. nicely papered:
cabinet and slate manteis; two lots.
y! lan tw =. squares Of car line; Price. So
and Hull STREETS.
SMALL FARM BARGAINS.
II ACRES. 5-RooM DWELLING. WITH
T Turnp, GGetou bni r on Midlothian
and IL mile. OF Southern railroad
station. a fine little truck or poultry
farm. Price, $500.
70 ACRES, N oNE5;rouErH or 4
iniie oil a. g. l.. Railroad station ana
IL. c T. street car line: nice level
five acres up for 500 per acre.
80 ACRES NICE Level. LAND. IN
Stop No. II t5-cent farej. viii 'N sell ii
In and 10 acre tracts at from 500
F1E e, LITTLE FARM AROUND
n Kie nn1tina 80 ACRES sa OF fine land. 10
sure: fine orchard or over 400 trees:
2,l<2 piles OF city. splendid turn.
eiatea f Prie 70 s So 5Sen to be sppre-
"MApLE Grove NINE ACRES OF
rooms, situated in lovely grove: mag
nihcent View OF city; in three -fourtRs
S oI 'niie q d. centre OF South Rich
ness man. Price. 5000 "
If ra ROY . ARE i, ~ THE ;M',ARkET FOR a
Eleventh and Hui Streets. -
SEE pLAETON {; co. FOR BEST
BARGAINS in Monument Annex on ali
streets: a big oney-makcr.
spLEND1D CORNER BRICK INVEST
ment. right In line CT development.
Z. JENNINGS. 1920 Hui Street street. ~
lo9-ACRE FARM. NEW EIGHT-PooM
house. barn. hen house: 10 acres
cleared. balance in wood: on main
r9ad; one nile from siding si.200.
hGgT oal.ys4al .i' ,oa sTF g5s, NEAR
near soIevsrd. 's SIS o ioos: Stuart stus4;
Avenue, near Benedictiae College,
$ Sst ,oosi Hanover Avenue. east Of
near Stuart Avenue s2i foot: tu
burn Avenue, near GSve. $40 foot;
Grove Avenue corner. ss5 foot: Grove
Avenue, 31lo foot CASSELMAN &:
CO, 10is East Main
H IGHLAND PARK--FoUR LOTS
right on stree, car line: best lots
IN the Park: very cheap. d NJ BUR
CESS. Highland Park
CHURCH HILL HOME. s5.0o6.-BEAU-
tiful home OF seven rooms. tront!nE
or Chimoorazo Park: hot water heat
and all modern conveniences: best
located home IN thi. locality Easy
terms. CASSELMAN & CO., 1918 T..
Main Street
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FOR RENT, NEW EIGHT ROOM cor
tase. Ocean View. fronting Chesa-
peakc Bay. on car line: large lot;
excellent bathing and hshing. Il In
tercstec write q. +. CARTWRIGHT,
Norfolk Va
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WHY KEEP YOUR MONEY IDLE or
only earning 3 per cent, when you
can get bargains like these? 3. T.
liAMlLTON d co, Eleventh and Hull
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1901 PARAMOUNT AVENUE. STORE
and dwelling; living rooms. bath
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COME AND HAVE A LOOK ANFHoW
SCHAAb"S, +26 East Broad Street. at
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FOR SALE, 4 FINE SUMMER RESORT
OF 90 rooms. furnished. supplied with
lithia water and lighted with gas
large lawn: altitude. 1000 feet; beau
tiful scenery; three squares from
depot Also storehouse and 8-room
dwelling combined; corner lot APP
ply to W. T. KING. Iron Gate. Va.
SEE BLANTON e CO FOR BEST
bargains in Monument Annex on all
streets. 4 big money maker.
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FOR RENT, DESIRABLE FOUR
room flat In Highland Park, opposite
koenig Drug Store. F. H. NESBITr
FLAT FOR RENT IN HIGHLAND
Park Phone Madison 3S3l-J.
FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS IL BARTON
Heights for summer. Possession ct
once. 3es. care Times Dispatch.
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] = LRNOUNT TWENTY SECOND 81,
room dwelling. s2,500; twenty"
fourth Street. atore. wiki large lot
si1rn -
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SPECIAL

AHuLA&D. VA. l0-ROoM dwellings:
good ou:buildinGs: ideal summer
nome: $1,000.
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suCkRoE BEACH PROPERTY FOR
sale: io-room cottage and bath, fur
nihhed, all modern improvements.
with servants quarters in yard. ST.
300; on beach front; lot 50xl20 T.
room cottage and bath. furnished, all
modern improvements. one block
from Beach, $500: corner lot, b0y
loo. Seven-room cottage and bath,
unfurnished, two blocks from Beach,
all modern improvements, $3.50; lot
b0X135, on. corner Lots in all sec
tions, so feet front: prices accordins.
to location. For further particulars
apply to owner. JAMES w. LEE, i0S
Seaboard Bank Bldg, Norfolk. Va.
MODEL MODERN FARM OF AROITT,
lis acres. of which LOG acres ara
cleared and have been for four
years under scientific development:
located In Green Mountain section OF
Albemarle. two miles from Warren
Station on c. & Q. Ry.: modern six
room residence, with bath room, fur
mace. etc. Full equipment Of out
buildings, all built two years ago
An ideal country home combined with
good farm of moderate size. Adj
DIR .ss OWNER" care Postmaster
Warren p. O., Va
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1906 STUART AVENUE. LOWER
fht rooms; separate entrance. $40
month.
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COTTAGE DWELLING OF ROOMS
Rental. $40 per month Price, $500
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sOUTHSIDB HOMES AND INVEST.
AIENTS.

DWELLING OF I ROOMS AND DE.
tached kitchen: lot "a feet front by
100 deep. on cambridge Street neal
Sl,700
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AEal estate for aalp

SUBURBAN HOAIE-A RARE BAR
edih--ldeal residence, Seminary
Avenue, Chamborlayne Place; eight.
Dom frame, two-story; water, bath,
pantry. large vcranda. Highly din.
isned. Large front lawn with privet
ncdRes; large back yard, woven wire
,ehce. variety fruit trees; garden.
LOT soN223. Price. $4,000. Less
man cost. J. II. MOSELEY & CO..
MODEL AMELIA COUNTY FARM 100
acres. one mile from station; well
water timberui and fruited. Splen-
e et9ry y"S2 rs,6y frame house; new. Two
EGGLESEON :. MAN, Amelia. Va.
POULThI FARM. 10 ACRES. WITH
st9 Snaii Ea iiys, ,rp1a h9gse: at station
Mann. Amelia. "a. - : ~ "
AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME, Is
acres. on creek near York River
ana yorktown. Va. Scven-room,
tlate-roof. newly built residence.
Fruit trees. Excellent neighbour
hood, sS.I5O on good terms buys
IL. GUY p. MURRAY. Country
property Specialist, Newport News,
FOR SALE. LOT 30XISl FEET on
Also 25-foot lot on Colonial Avenue.
c SO. care Times Dispatch.
TEN-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. WITH
good orchard; on Broad Street
koad. SA miles from city Will
Sol! cheap directly from owner. Ad-
dress 29s. care TIMES Dispatch.
100 FEET on GROVE AVENUE AND
Granite Avenue, Westhampton; nice
large house and beautiful piece OF
sTound. speakins OF bargains IN real
NUckoLs Co. lol4 East MaIn. Mon
NINTH AND LETGH-WE HAVE
tiGe houses In this neighborhood
GIBBoEEY NICHOLS Co, ioli Esst
Main. Monroe 2455.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. WALLER
q BEkkELEi. 10. SOL Mutual
FL ao1 2oo AvENu. LOTS $50 TO 500
GROVE scr goo AVENUE LoTs ,ss TO $40
GROVE AVENUE, l2-RooM MODERN
orick dwelling. sio.6oo
PARK AVENUE. TWO BLOCKS FROM
car line; Broom brick dwelling; S..
stuart AVENUE, ONE BLOCK FROM
car: s;roon brick in two flats; bath
kENsINGroN AVENUE. ONE BLOCK
from car, lo-room brick; hot water
neat; large lot; $1,000.
nonINsoN STREET. 900 BLOCK
North, Groom modern brick house;
GROVE AVENUE. TWO BLOCKS FROM
car. groom modern brick dwelling;
GRACE STREET. WEST. EAST OF
college, l0.room brick; hot water
heat; 5000
Ninth STREET. NORTH. Groom brick /;
TAYLOR STREET 400 BLOCK, g.
room dwelling; si.ioo.
TEMPLE STREET. sIx-RooM FRAME
dwelling. $500
PARAMOUNT. TWENTY. SECOND 81.
room dwelling. $500; Twenty
fourth Street atore. wiki large lot
si.7Jo,
uftpoKLA%D PARK. S-RooM Dwell.
ans, "ith bath; $500.
ASHLAND. VA, lo-RooM DWELLING.
good op;buildings: ideal summer
homei $1,000.
SPECIAL
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ieoultrg, 4eets ann Nihr Stpfk

Fe"iASEt AtS 4hb Atut SStpEK
WE Want EVERY POULTRY ,RAfsER
TO know that we carry q fun line
OF Conkey's Poultry Remedies. Right
Powder, Lice Liquid and Head Lice
ointment. We guarantee them 10
free your hens from lice or refund
your money. w. J. TODD'S SONS.
4a6 N. Sixth Street: DIGGS 8.
BEADLES, 1928 f. Main Street; A.
X MeCALLEY. $500 williamsburg
Avenue
KELLERSTRASs S. G. WHITE DRIP
ingtons. blue RIBBON winners: First
cock, first cockerel, first and second
prllets. first and third hen. at South
side Agricultural Fair out Of six
entries Eggs. 50 per Is Booking
orders now. c. B. PERKINS, 107
Grove Avenue. Petersburg. Va.
FOR SALE. COMBINATION HORSE. 5
years old: good saddler and no better
driving horse ever produced; not
afraid Of anything except whip.
MAIN STREET MARKET HENRY q.
WINSTON. Proprietor, 2101 w. Main
Street Madison blI1; Monroe IT'S.
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SOUTH PLUM STREET. ROOM!
$2o month.
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FOR SALE. 1l5-ACRES FINE cor
ton. tobacco. grain and grass land,
fronting Seaboard Air Line Rail-
road and main county road just out
side corporate limits of Lacrosse.
Va. on two trunk line railroads,
for $4,000 If sold at once. Seventy
nine miles to Richmond; fare So.
bargain. 406, care Times-Dis-
patch.
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Boarding

TABLE BoGRDBRs WANTG6 At
323 North Twenty-seventh Street
Reasonable rates. MRS. RED
MOND,
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DESiEABI.E HOME * ptx c,,D,.t'
dweliing OF S rooms. nicely papered
cabinet and slate mantcls; two lots
IN TWO squares OF car line. Price, So
800 Il: Il: HAMILTON q CO., Eleventh
anG Hull Strrte ~''S''
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automobiles for Sale

USED FORD CHS, isos-Isos AM,
1910; two. three and nve-passenEor:'
In excellent condition.: owners BUR-
chasing 1912 models. VIII send In
structor homo with out-of town pur :
chasers: FORD AUTO CO.. 1926 W.
Broad Street.
FOR SALE, 1911 MODEL CADILLAC:
automobile. In perfect condition; tires;
practically new. Can be seen al
FOSTER MOTOR CO. Price reason
able. 4
FOR SALE, AUTOHoBILp; 4-PAs-s
senser; worth $500; owner travelling
and must sell before Wednesday.
No reasonable offer refused. Apply
in person. D. s. BEASLEY, "a West
Street. Petersburg. Va
TIRES 80 PER CENT. TO 80 PER
TIRES CENT. SAVED ON AUTOIO-
TIRES BILE TIRES AND TUBES.
TlRDS For information let US send
TIRES you our Tire Price Wrecker."
TIRES Liberal terms to agents. Also
iiRES tops bodies. windshields,
TIRES lamps and other sundries at
TIRES big reductions
TIRES TIMES SQUARE AUTO CO.,
TIRES New York. Chicago.
I!RES 100 TO HIS 1882 and 1894
IIkES Brondway Michigan Ave.
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FOR SALE, SINGLE LOT. IN MoNU-
ment Annex. 25X140 feet. Address
q 40. care fimes-Diepatch.
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SMALL FARM BARGAINS.

IL ACRES, 5-ROOM DWELLING. WITH
Usuai outbuildingS; on Midlothian
turnpike, about 5 miles from CITY.
and J IL miles OF Southern Railroad
station. a fine little truck or poultry
farm. Price, $4,000
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10 ACRES, IN ONE-ToUETH or \
mile OF a. G. l.. Railroad station and
H. G J.. street car line: nice level
land. VIII sell any part of this from
i've acres up for 800 per acre.
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j2ottrfS

STUDENTS TUToRED AT SUMNER
West Point, y. Y; number limited.
Athletics. prospectus. Address PRlN-
CIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL, Chin
colleague, Va
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% ACRES NICE LEVEL LAND. IN
SiSht or city; In 10 minutes walk OF
stop No. (5-cent fare). win sell
10 $3.50 per acre Wv
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WE HAVE a NUMBER OF OTHER
iiice homes In tho Heights and some
foot up. Il. +. HAMILTON Il Go
Eleventh and Hull Streets
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FOX SALE. HOME N HIGHLAND
Park; seven rooms and bath: lot
35Xl40. VIII sci! this house cheap,
as am leaving the city. Price, s2.25v
Assume mortgage OF $3.50 and bal
ance on easy time. IL YOU are Inter-
ested write me and viii show you
bargain. A 223, care Times-bis-
match
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Poultry, pets ano gtbs STOCK

FOR SALE, a BIG. BLACK. GENT LIE
goat: VOL broken: a good pet: must
be seen to be appreciated. SIS East
j.eiph
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

HANDSOME WOODLAND HETGHIT;S
hot and cold water, electric lights:
Two lots. fronting 50 feet: n perfect
Iittlc home In the pink or condition.
Price. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
FLATS Jfur Rent

ron Rent. FURNISHED FfgsT.
floor HAT: private entrance, With
porch; three bed rooms and servants
rooms: references. Phone Madison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
RfaI Gstatf j'ur arnt

YoUR RENT AcCoUST PI.4c;Tl;;i6
with y. W. BOWE & son insure.
best resulta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

UNEXPIRED LEASE. FIVE ROOM
apartment, CANDLES Hill, furnished
or unfurnished. Phone Madison
1nSA.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

FOUR GOOD, BRIGHT OFFICE ROOMS
for rent IN the Foster Building, Ninth
Street. a j. CHEWING 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

FINEST LITTLE FARM ARoI-Er
Richmond; so acres OF fine land. 10
IN CULTIVATION, 20 In wood and pas
cure: fine orchard OF over 400 trees
~ miles OF city. Splendid turn
PIKE. Has to be seen TO be appre
cIated. Price $4,000 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

WANTED. MY FRIENDS AND THE
public to know l have severed my
connection with tho firm OF j. 2.
Mosby 6; Co. In the capacity OF Mt
ter and shall resume my old bust
ness as drcssmaker. Ladies' tailoring
and fancy dresses q speciality. Salts
faction guaranteed. Moderate prices.
MRS J. F. MITCHELL, iii West
Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

s NORTH ROWLAND STREET, VI
per flat, 6 rooms. electric lights an
gas. SEQ month.