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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-03-02

$50
when / helped him in a difficult
lesson. / did not want to recall
those days; they were buried
with the contempt t h de-
served; yet | found myself going
back to them, and before | was
aware had placed my hand on
the child's head.
Boy, do you think your papa
will get those fowers?o
Yes, butt won't be able to
see him now, for he lives in
Heaven. I'm going to try to go
there soon; he didn't have to
wait long before he went to see
mamma"
No, but papa would always
talk to me of her, and tell me to
be a good little boy and I'd see
her in Heaven. | wished he had
waited for me-"
Have you no one but Aunt
Maria?''
No one, at all; / find it so sad
now. Aunt Maria is only an old
black woman who can't pet me
like papa used to do. Then she
don't know how to tell me the
stories papa used to tell me-"
What kind of stories were
they?" / asked trying to frame
some excuse to keep the soft
little hand in mine.
oh, all sorts Of stories. One
time it would be about him and
mamma, how many rides they
used to take with my little brown
pony hitched to the sleigh in
winter. Then he used to tell
me about Uncle joe"
Who was Uncle Joe?"
That was papa's best friend.
He used to help him in all his
troubles at school, and when
they left college he helped papa
in his business troubles. Papa
said he never did love any one
like he loved Uncle Joe except
Mamma and me. He said he
and Uncle Joe always wanted
each other to have the best Of
everything; that they were
always together and amt It'll
funny?-they both fell in love
with the same girl. Papa won
her, and he has never seen Uncle
Joe since thatday. After mamma
died he said he wrote to him sew
eral times, but his letters could
not have gone to the right man.
/ felt a guilty sensation creep
over me. The letters had never
been opened. / suddenly felt
softened over the past, and re-
membered nothing but my dear
old college chum and the strong
that had rendered us
lnseparable, not even his win
ming the only girl I could ever
love drove the pleasure away
those memories gave me. L
clasped the little fellow to my
heart. i am your Uncle Joe,
[ said, and I have come to take
you to my home. You won't be
any more, little boy, for /
love you just like your papa
lsed to do"
That night, instead Of my
onely bachelor freside, a little
head nestled against my
nm, and I felt happier than I
lad in my greatest professional
riumphs. My starved hearth
lad found what it had always !
earned for and my selfish ma
ure had reVolted, the love Of q
title child, one Of Heavens :
'reatest blessings. A man must !
ave some aim in life, and / had
nine at last.
It is Christmas morning, a n d
verybody is happy. AS usual,
received my presents, costly as
yer; they are all from the city
nd from persons who admire
1e only for arts sake. There is
ne that does not come from the
ity, and is not received with
he Knocked gratitude of the
1t is one that money
ould never buy, and as / see
i'm surrounded with all the toys
"a forryn afForJad r @LnrI,ad ~r
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-23
EUREKA

Mrs. Josephine Caketa's mother and
father returned home after visit with
their daughter.
Mrs. Yankle's son George is sick with
typhoid fever.
Miss Alice Bakley. spent Saturday
with Miss Ruth Carter.
Mrs, D. C. Taylor spent Thursday with
her daughter. Mrs. Charles Seeman.
Harry Kelsay shipped Is crates of
Burrell Gems en- Thursday
James Gallagher and wife of Rocky
Ford spent Sunday with Harry Kelsay.
Dan Boyle came home Saturday from
Avondale where he has zen thrashing.
He left Sunday accompanied by his wife
ard children.
Earnest Edgar and Fred Rose were
threshlng Yesterday.
You are missing bargains if you do not
trade at ] he Fair Store,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-23

There is no finer stock of groceries n
the county than is kept at The Fair
Store. Prices the lowest. quality the
highest. Try them. satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-23
We're Living High

The Enterprise family has been living
high on melons this week, through the
kind remembrance of our friends.
Amongst the donations received was a
fine watermelon from Senator Crowley
and Farmer Jack" wished it distinctly
understood that his gift was not to be
considered as a Campaign contribution.
but simply as friendly gift. SO we'll not
urge the Democrats to renomnate our
worthy senator in this artcle-though
they're like to do worse. Another of our
good friends who brought US in a fine
''swe ct juice box" was Boon Bacon, who
has ore Of the finest PATCHES in these
parts and is gong to hold back carload
or so for Watermelon day and we'll guar
antee that one OF his melons will be suf-
fcient for a gocd-sized family. Mr. Bacon
also presented the Enterprise with
freak .5cantaloupe. or rather d pair of
cantaloupes. as it was two ful-grown
cants on the one stem. which were on ex-
hibitio1 at this office for a couple of days.
Though en- the freak order the Siamese
twin cantaloupe made mighty good eat
ing, the editor can attest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-23

Bargains are offered every day at the
Fair Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-08-23

You are missing bargains if you do not
trade at he Fair Store,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

az FRANCISCO. Cal. july S.
~ - NJ I have preached the
orvel of hbor l ihink thar - my
oostst service 70 the World am
aznl | hos< 10 have 10 years IN
slIra 10 seFye the wcrld"
1prszls fire and aciixe. -. with
xtuit< Dat has The power and res
GlDn thai m0ves thousands %
- xqnen 10 envy such Is the
uIcR f'sfIaetion Of Prof Marie
Gn1hrt u the University OF Min
u1uiaL
~ Sanford u nox living IN re-
dlu1uf On Z Carnegie pension
T. ~ e1ns cat Of retirement long
GlgA b make the mos, profound
ses4jOa made By any speaker At
Z General Federafion Of women's
- nnyentIoa IN session here
~ splendid ~oman served 90
~ - professor. first IN Swarth.
~ eDli>xe. near Philadelphia.
~ N the University u Mime
- Vale teaching IN swarth.
~ ste oerapied the unique posi-
p 4 being the only wofnen pro-
- p nc United States. though
20 saeeseded woman IN
Mssknors
ter sssrfhmore she went 10
ts'ssrsu Of Minnesota and for
ran held the chair OF rhetoric
= asle speaking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
l[B[[S MAY
1IRI TO FORCE
intervention

press tlrn-ra
D..sucToN. July e.--fhat Sel .
n charge Of me u"'sse VEG
ss:ss',, .rs feress a, q Pace acc wa, was
ss' ~ -, ,ss,y ina, orcseo' nc We !
~s'' 'sss win II az s''er, to torss II. y.
~ e..se viii begin q aei '..,.''.
wsss y sns Gas plan, ard electric i'.'s
- sssss in G. Pase' ~a'
~ y the war deearsr'sn ,,, %.
sss'vv ~. rebels are rapidly fa''ne
Z s ~ Jusrss across the r,ve We.
I, psso, hesly pu,suss ay s ,sa'
- : y,so train leads o. rebels
- q. 800 men, arrived In 'uA'ss
- sI.srvor colauls, Of Texas today
"a srlers wi,hdrawins the s'a's
~ ~. n NM the maneusers at Al
a. I ! ssarsa ., the war department a |.
I. s,,.,.se thoroughly defeated el
'.. =, r troops, will play a las'
- n ,ryins to force ln.erscn. I,,.
9 ~ Valscd States. To do 'nN
: mas shell II faso'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
WILSON TO ANNOUNCE NAME
OF LEADER OF FIGHT JULY15

before ! ana to announce NV a.
slsion' That Will be the case ia this
instance. and my choice will not be
made public until announced at Chi.
caFo on July rs"
William G McAdoo. who IN prom.
inentlf mentioned for the treasurer.
snip OF the coming campaign. was
closeted with Governor Wilson 10,
several hours today. Neither Me.
Adoo or Wilson would disenas tho
topic OF conversation. although the
kovernor said that Il was not the
treaanrerahIp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

'' '''~~ tsssrd Mtfei
SEA ciRf. ". j., July 6.-~That
his mind is still open az 20 who
shall be chairman o. the democratic
national committee was the real.
tive declaration OF Governor Wilson
today The governor said that he
will listen TO all OF the arguments
on the subject. and will then decide
who he believes 10 best fitted Tor
the position.
IN any matter "a momenloas a.
this, said the governor. u never
make M my mind finally until mst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
. CHANCE FOR
THAT $4,000

I. hlcAG0, IaIy 6 I'm the munlci.
strrf Today Judge slnsser Dc.
: motion Of the attorneys for
henning 10 reopen the case
N-eee damages against CIar.
INK. general manager Of the
4az''ohsl Harvester company
'az alleges Funk alisnated the
's'ans Of Mrs Henninx.
sa Understood today .hat evl-
pezring on the perjury
ses Ero~lng from the damage
"a being presented to the
eoanfs grand Jury. Eviden-s
een Submitted to the district
and be. Il Is believed has
= 'se matter up with the grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
Exchange Bargains

10 acres near Ceupeville. Wild
by Island. all under cultivation;
7roOm house. barn, 3 chicken
houses. Incubator. see young
white Leghorn chickens. 1856 lay
ing hens. Is Belgian hares. l team
~ mares. / wagon. buggy. farm
implements household furniture.
orchard. Price $500. VIII take
$500 In Seattle property, balance
mortgage. W. W. MOVES, az
Dostou block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
oldest MAN USES
OLDEST GUN

srno<uo REACH. Cal, jnly &
sIssm Wright. Sc. the oldest
..,.,-s. a Redondo Reach. late to.
y. 49, and Killed John iiuax.
~. Ann. dsfied the old man :
"~..sss 10 remain off property
- sAIsh he squas,ed e years
IA, Vas arrested and taken 70
q ssers be Is held pending the
80 a = charge. Wright used a
~ss.r loseing shot gun that had
Z. b<vs fred for - years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
MARINES AND
POLICE FIGHT

PANAMA. July g.-Thc United
states legation yesterday ordered n
drastic investigation Of a Fourth ~
iui3 light between Panama police
aud marines. In which civilians aud
members OF III. Tenth infantry
Joined.
X, w Davis. nm American. was
Killed outright. and two marines
aud uis members OF the Tenth. ~
well as two American civilian EN-.
pl"yes OF the Zone, were wound 4
Modern Furniture COMPANY.
Charter Oak Ranges. zee
Dance at Drcamland tonight zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

seniNGToN. July SHAT
1911. ~ " no Congressional In.
- pl Of the Macveagh-An-
mbrcglio unless Andrew
Ss'.. s specific charges OF malad.
- ss''on against the cabinet on.
sss the declaration today
~. .'lnsn Cox Of the house com.
Z, "A, ss Q Expenditures in the treas.
~ - s.,l no' inclined 70 probe cues.
&xr<ss '',slhz only personal diff.
49, between officials, Cox
&C.,. An investigation will
~. me minute any charges
nv s'-anliriistration are pre-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

so far as MeAdoo In concerned.
said Wilson. the question of his
serving M treasurer Of the national
committee has not been mentioned
by me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06

What does Tanks want TO DO
with that thirst Of his7"
Il rather think he wants 10 be
treated for it, baltimore Amefl.
can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-06
49, 49, FOLKS WERE sppv

NJ, r. Ore, July s.--Dan
1 s =, and Mrs. chas'. Duggan'
y H,s'a'ne young folks 10 nj
M , ma. picnic. They won
ta.s,,s.!pr ize cut Of hundreds Of
skkItias ior the most fantastic
~ s = 9, q dancing aThe ROCKY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

THIRTY ACRES. WITH NICE SIX
room house and barn twelve miles
from Richmond near station on Rich
mond. Fredoricks burg and Potomac;
low communication fare; good garden.
nice spring twenty-five acres OF cord
wood; worth $1,000 but ii sold this
week Will take 81, 500. CASSELMAN.
i0lS East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

40 ACRES OK GOOD AUTO ROAD.
less than nvc miles from Richmond.
nice dwelling, In beautiful shade.
overlooking main road, large orchard !:
timber: $3.50. CAsSELNI.AN. lois
East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME OK
Barton Avenue, near car line, seven
rooms and bath, hot and cold water;
all modern improvements. nice gar
den. with shade; price S2.75O; easy
terms. CASSELMAN. lOls East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

FINTY TWO ACRE CHEsTERTlErD
farm for $1,000; the cheapest thing
going to-day Twenty-Five acres in
cultivation. good. seyen-room dwell
Ing and plenty OF outbuildings; place
nicely fenced and ON good main road:
only twelve miles from Richmond. a
bis bargain. CASSELMAN Il 60
lois East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
H0w TO Shop by Null


SPEC
OF Tho
from
be ga
OF Information ne patch e 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

ETFTY-ACRE FARM WITH SMALL
dwelling, one and half miles from
station on Chesapeake and Ohio; good
running water plenty OF timber. Il
snap at $3.50. CASSELAAN 4 CO,
lois East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY THE
MIDDLE ATLANTIC IMMIGRATION
CO, INC.
81 ACRES OF LAND. ? 1-2 MILES
from railroad station. y No. ! To-
cation FOR doctor. y nice little
house. store buildings, stable and
other outbulldings. near Elk I'M.
Va. Come in and see about this FOR
$1,000
miles from Richmond Wei improved.
$500 per acre.
10 ACRES, = SMALL HOUSE AND
and near railroad station. for only
$3.50 This will be sold this week,
so be quick
20 ACRES At STATION OVERLOOK
ing the James River. This is a beau
tiful building site. and a good buy at
Sl.l00 Not FAR from the city. See
ONE MILLION FEET OF MINED SAW
timber. oak. pine cypress and gum,
two miles from railroad. for 5000.
timber only.
200 THOUSAND FEET or SAW TIM
miles from railroad station. timber.
only. for $500. Five years to cut.
100 ACRES OF NICE LEVEL LAND:
no house. Has on IL two hundred
thousand feet OF pine saw timber. In
| fee for $3.50; l2 miles from rail-
! road station.
WE HAVE SOME GOOD TRADES TO
offer for city property or farms.
Put Yours up 10 us. MIDDLE At
LANTIc IMMIGRATION co. INC
FOR SALE by E. t. SCHMIDT & co.
Phone us. we Will take pleasure in
showing you our property.
GRACE STREET. MONUMENT AN
ncx. lot 25Nl4o, $50 per foot; sure
profits.
GROVE AVENUE. Q ROOMS. DErAcH-
ed hot water heat $4,000.
HANOVER AVENUE. ROOMS. DE-
tached, hot water heat. $500
HANOVER AVENUE. . ROOMS. DE-
tached, only $500
WANTED TO EXCHANGE HOUSE
adjoining Ginter Park for small
Farm or small property.
EXCHANGE BRICK DWELLING IN
West End for small lot or small
property
500 BLOCK NORTH TWENTY SIXTH
street. detached. rooms. 5000. cx-
ccllent condition.
! NORTH TWENTY SECOND STREET.
, e rooms. detached. $3.50 small pay
I mcnt, balance like rent.
BATTERY COURT
/ BATTERY COURT, NEW S-ROOM
/ dwelling; tile bath. all conveniences.
! $1,000.
/ BARTON HEIGHTS
/ NORTH AVENUE. I ROOMS. CORNER.
! $4,000.
GARLAND AVENUE. ROOMS. $3.50.
/ Easy terms.
HIGHLAND PARK
I GLADSTONE AVENUE. ROO. Sc
/ 600. Terms easy.
ACRES NEAR BROOK ROAD; T.
room dwelling; all for $3.50.
u F. SCHMIDT & co. 6lo AMERICAS
! National Bank. Phone Monroe 23s7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

IL YOU WANT y FARM LARGE OR
small. ask for our catalogue: we
have them all CASSELAlAN Il co, :
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WOOD AND coAL.

OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY.
heretofore handled by Mldlothiau
Wood Company. $3.50 halt-cord. DA-
VID NJ LEA 81 co. Phone Monroe
6S6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

WHY PAY RENT WHEN WE CAN
sell YOU lot. and will build for you
home at your own choice, plans and
specifications. and let YOU pay for
same monthly or otherwise. 10 suit
your convenience. This Is an OPP
portunity which cannot ne overlook
ed. See us about this at once j.
II. MOSELEY * co. 80. 3l2 Travel
ers building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28


FARMS For sALE-FOR SALE. ONE.
~ the most MAGNIFICENT farms in
Maryland. situated in the bluegrass
alstfict OF Deer creek. Hartford coun-
~, acknow dyed 10 he the finest
farm IN that county. % miles from
baltimore miles from Belatr. With
ih three ioNrths OF H mile OF tho
completed state road from Baltimore
TO ConoW'nso Right ia the centre
of IN" stock raising district Farm
consists oi -ll acres, ON which -
magnificent residence. costing S92.O0l
ana barn costing $1,000. House
las Is rooms. an splendid size. and
hpth. and Us IN perfect repair Barn
is b4NlN- feet. has 10 box stalls,
single stalls. 20 COW stalls ana room
Tor 80 head ~ cattle and 100 sheep. 1t
ls iu absolutely perfect repair. The
farm has recently been entirely re-
Fenced ono of the profitable fea-
lures OF this farm rs "a pasture field
of go acres ot finest blucsrass.
Which hsss not been plowed Tor sixty
years. Is acres IN other srass. TWO
Zinc streams OF water run through
tho property Two rams furnish
spring water to the house and barn.
There is variety Of fruit Most
glorious views looking into three or
Tour counties from any section of
in the state OF Maryland for stock
raising purposes, and only recently
farms Immediately adjoining IT have
been purchased by virginia gentle
men. The price Is $4,000 in fee
Terms can DO arranged 10 suit pur-
chaser 1t can be readily verified
by inquiry that this is the finest
farm IN the Deer Creek section OF
Hartford county. ana is easily worth
$4,000. The owner OF the farm is
leaving the county. aud for that rea
Is n bargain to any one desiring
an ideal stock farm. and it VIII GER
talnly be worth their while to in
vestigate the property. WEBB 81
WHITE, 4o7-il Maryland Telephone
Building. Baltimore Md.
WE HAVE \ NUMBER or BEAUTI-
fu homes for sale in Highland
SPRINGS and along the Seven Pines
car line. ranging in price from $500
TO $4,000 See our representative.
Fred l.. Holden. Stop 81. highland
Springs. CASSELAi-AN X co. 1918
Ea4t Main.
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ReaI estate Jiur 5ale
sc6cRf1N lois -ss5-gl MoNTaf.f

SUBURBAN. lots s25-SI Monthly.
HOUSTON. TEXAs. is HAVING; THE
inost w2n,dSrigi growth OF any city
creased from 5000 to 10000 in
seen years Predicted by conserva-
i've busin ness mon that a. VIII 40 to
half million $IaOoo.O0O spent on
new buildings IN past two years.
Magnificent skyscrapcrs. hotels. etc.
goo factorles. Rice University. en-
lowed with ten millions opens this
Year Government Improving ship
channel to brins ocean liners TO
meet our J. railroads. Fortunes VIII
Doe made By investors iu suburban
property We have just opened Tor
sale ine town site OF Satsuma.
beautiful suburb OF Houston. IS min
Ntcs from heart OF city. on railroad
ana boulevard. Lots 5oNl0o feet.
First zoo 90 AT $50 each. Terms. 81
tash and 81 monthly 80 interest
Price VIII he advanced after first
zQQ are sold. Write for frli par
iicuulars on send 81 and get choice
location w HAIL < co. ll5
Commercial Bank Bldg Houston,
Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

THE BRISTOW- woRsiiAM COM,
pany. 40. 1895 East Main Street.
headquarters for vehicles and har-
ness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

WHY PAY RENT? A SMALL CASH
payment OF $50 monthly buys "a heau-
tiiul new brick nome with eight
bright rooms every modern CON
vcnience. increasing daily in value.
nicely arranged for two small fann-
lies. on one of the prettiest blocks In
Price ms8.5oo. Direct from the own
er. l. 64s. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

PLATE ICE. PUREsT AND BEST FOR
all uses and the most economical. a.
cents per hundred Try 8 load Of
our pine and oak wood. which is dry
and under shelter TYLER < RYAN
1901 West Cary Madison 1874
FOR SALE. WOOD AND COAL AND
groceries. wlth other limos II busl-
ness. horse wagon and harness on
account OK ono partner wanting %
leave CITY. cheap rent good stand
end an cash trade. Cali Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

i ACRES OF LAND. . l-2 MILES
from railroad station. y No. To-
cation for "a doctor. \ nice little
house. store buildings, stable and
other outbulldinss. near Elk HIN.
VA. come in and see about this FOR
$1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

s2.loo BUYS A NICE BRICK HOUSE.
with ave rooms and bath.
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WANTED, GENTLEMEN OR COUPLES
10 room and board; also table board
ors good table ana cOmfortabls
rooms i05 East canal street. Phone
Madison 629l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

MANUFACTURING SITE. s6xl55. ~
the best part of South Richmond, at
$500. Address l. GAG. care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

For sALE-Si,.ooo. WILL BY NICE
water and outbuildiugs. Come quick
II want IL only 20 minutes from
car line. Fulton r. .. L. so. D.
Ammon Crock KoRd. J. JENKINS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

LOT SiXi59-9' OF FLoYD AVENUE:
Price only $50 per foot Terms T6ii
IS one OF the bggest bargains in tho
West End. and is sure TO make you
money Better act quick. j. II.
MOS ELEl * CO, NJ. 81 Travellers
Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. WITH LAFyGt (,
lot and all conveniences, on one or
the best streets in South Richmond.
Price, $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

TWO ACRES ONE BLOCK FROM
Petersburg electric line at $500.
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Eoarnillg

1908 WEST GRACE STREET Rooms
with board
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH
board Phone Morroe 39Si-J
NICE ROOMS, WITH TABLE BOARD.
3ll Ensi Franlln Street-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

FORTY-SIX FEET LOCATED IN
Woodland Heights. ar $40 foot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

10 ACRES, = SMALL HOUSE AND
outhouses. 20 miles from Richmond.
and near railroad station. for only
$3.50 This will be sold this week,
so be quick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

HANDSOME NEW HANOVER AVE-
nue. flat, 10 per cent. Best bargain in
West End. Only $4,000. Worth So.
600. Rents for $500 per flat, and
rented TO good tenants from sep
TENDER J. Don't delay. Write at
once TO owner. c 453, care Times
lispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

FARM IS ACRES LAND. SMALL
house and outbuildings, good stand
OF clover. only ten minutes walk to
station. Address w. p. JONES, Mat
tax Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

200 ACRES. NEAR RAILROAD, 30
miles from Richmond. Well improved.
$500 per acre.
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LONGS LARGE DRY OAK AND PfS :,
is now selling AZ sumner prices:
also slabs cheapest wood sold: ali
OF my coal IS free-buruing and at
summer price. order now and pa
on u weekly. virginia anthracite a
only $3.50 this month sample sem
free. f. T. LONG 1896 West Broad
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
Kral G5tdtr jFur EaIP

II YOC WISH TO TURN YOUR
money over quick invest in lots We
nave beautiful lots In West End ON
rioyd. Grove. Tiiden and West Ave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

WE HAVE BARGAINS ~ TOP BUG
GIGS for $50. $50 and s15. each We
hicle guaranteed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

OWNER WISHES SELL PRIVATELY
attractive siN-room house. West End
sacrifice small payment balance
easy Address L 6l7. care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

ROOM HOUSE. EAST TWELFTH
street, 200 block. mus, be sold quick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

LOVELY COUNTRY HOME AND STORE
sacrificed. immodlatel yat station on
railroad $4,000 business las. year
TWO brand new. modern and stylish
residences. storehouse, two-story
stable and barn. other outbuildings.
ana % acres fine laud. Price only
5000. cue-half cash. balance to suit.
). II. MOSELEY & co. No. BIZ
Travellers building