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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
DISSENS|ON HITS
COLONEL s RANKS
Roosevelt Committeeman Are
Accused of Failure to Sup
port Contests.
Continued From Page One.

counties the county chairmen held fed
g al Offices. do not contend that If
man holds an Office that ne Is not en-
titlod to participate in politics. bur ]
DO say that when il comes 10 ques-
ton Or his chief and another man he
should resign. He can not be more
Than human and as a test of that YOU
have this matter in Kentucky
"lf YOU can go into those facts YOU
viii discover that these counties went
for Roosevelt ! submit that when the
county chairman having the interest he
had refused a count. refused a division
and produced confusion he brought
a bout situs tion which should lead YOU
gentlemen 10 seat our men. The rules
Of evidence should dictate this, he con
tinued we do not claim we we're
elected. We could not be because they
would not let us We prefer not to
vote down there under these circum
stances and We decided to bring it TO
competent Judge for adjudication
In the case Of the Kentucky dele
gates at large, the Roosevelt people
claimed but two seats
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
MOVE To SETTLE
BOSTON, STRIKE
Employees and President of the
Company Agree to Meet
Board of Arbitration.

BOSTON. June 1.-Two sticks of
dynamite, each eight inches long, were
found on the car tracks in the fashion
able Aberdeen district today. A ear
passed over the sticks, which did not
explode. The police believe an at
tempt was made to dynamite a car in
connection with the elevated strike.
Gene n William A. Bancroft, presi-
dent Of the elevated today declared his
Willingness to meet the state board of
arbitra ton and concilation and dis
cuss the strike Mayor Fitzgerald
sought to arrange . conference between
General Bancroft and employees of the
road. THE strikers repeatedly have
declared their Willingness to refer their
demands to the state board.
Strikers Expect Gompers.
Samuel Gompers was expected in
Boston today TO attend and speak at
the mass meeting of the strikers to be
held this afternoon
3. +. Sheehan. or Brockton, vice presi-
dent of the Railway Mems union, de-
clared today the women ticket sellers
in the elevated stations are planning
sympathetic strike
Shots we're fred today a an elevated
train near the Forest Hill terminal.
In another part Of the city fullasades
Of sticks and stones from the roofs of
houses broke many car windows AND
frightened the passengers.
Wreck Shakes Up 200.
Several persons were injured, more
than score were thrown 10 the ground
and 200 passengers severely shaken up
today in collision of two surface cars
at the junction of Walnut avenue and
Warren street. Roxbury. Five persons
were taken to the city hospital. 1t was
reported that the collision was caused
by a green motorman who had charge
Of one of the cars, taking the place of
striker The cars came together
sideways at junction point
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
1000 SOLDIERS
DESERT 0R0ZC0
Mexican RevoIutionist Leader
Prepares for Final Stand
Against Gen. Huerta.

CHIHUAHUA, MEXICo, June Ill
General Orozco is preparing for his
final stand in this city indicating ths
he expects a decisive battle with the
federal soldiers under General Huerta
within a few days and is not confident
of victory.
Orozco's men continually are desert
ing and it was reported here today thai
he had lost more than 1000 men in this
way in the last week.
Intrenchments were thrown up about
the city during the night and mines
placed to repeI IN attack which may
follow the retreat of the entire rebel
army here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
CumminS Refuses to
Join t, R. Powwow

WASHINGTON. lune 10 Senator A.
=. Cummins of Iowa, who for two days
has been flooded with kilograms from
Roosevelt supported, looking toward ne
gotiations for tho use Of his delegates in
orga nizing the Chicago convention TODAY
received an urgent telegram from Ormsby
McHarg, in charge Of the Roosevelt con
tests. asking him to 60 to Chicago at once
for conference Senator Cummins re
piled with a peremptory refusal to con
slider the proposition
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11

This house was built Tor a
home, has all conveniences, has
ten rooms. back porch. upstairs
and down. built OF solid brick and
stone. has been occupied less
than three years. Lot 9ox2oo it.
Can be bought on terms. Call or
address the owner. G. A. Flooding,
IS Hurt St, Innan Park.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
Garry Fight
To Committee.

ORear told Of West Virginia men
being imported into Kentucky to vote
Committeeman Scott OF West Virginia
protested, because. he declared. his
constituents were not men Of that
character The protest was recorded
"If this committee is powerless to
give my state relief we will have 10
take il TO the committee on credentials
or the convention. but a SIX that this
matter be settled in the Republican
party"
How many counties elected Roose-
velt?' asked Kellogg.
Thirteen or perhaps fourteen
Have YOU the evidence here OF the
unscating OF the Roosevelt delegate ?"
Il have it in affidavit form
Are the chairman Of some OF these
counties oficeholders?"
Many for Instance, in some cases
where the vote stood Roosevelt 1876,
Taft 1875. the chairman would announce
the vote Just the opposite"
Roosevelt himself was thoroughly
displeased when his representatives. on
the national committee voted with the
Taft men to seat the contested dele
Eates-at large from the Hoosier state.
The manner or the election OF those
delegates was one Of the things about
which the colonel has had much TO say.
The primary in Marion county Indian
spolis-he had chars cteri2ed as one OF
the erookedest in the history of the
country. To have his own men turn
10 support the Taft men in this fight
Was blow a. me underlying principle
in the colonels campaign Nothing
that has happened since the national
committee went into session and
ground out its nrst days quota OF
Taft votes has pleased the Taft lead
ere so much
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11

MACON MAN SHOOTS
3; FAILS TO HIT ONE
WHO STARTED BRAWL

MACON. GA. June Edward
Lockhart a railroad car builder, shot
and seriously wounded two negroes and
white man in a fight in Fourth
street saloon this afternoon. A negro
threw a beer bottle at him and he
pulled pistol and began firing. The
man who threW the bottle Vas the
only person in the place whom Lock-
hart did not hit He is in jail and
his three victims in tho hospital. Two
probably will die
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
WINDER MEN EXPRESS
SYMPATHY FOR WATSON

WlNDER, GA. June 11.-At q mass
meeting in this city presided over by Rev.
j. j She'd resolutions were adopted ex-
tending sympathy to Thomas t. Watson
because Of his arrest by the Federal gov
eminent for alleged improper use of the
mails
The resolution was introduced by a
committee composed Of Rev. William
Dunbar ~ c. Maddox and Il. r. Semore
WHEN TAGGED OUT
Take Horstords A. Phosphate
Especially recommended as an invgor-
ator to- overwoTked body and brain a
healthful tonic -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
WHEN TAGGED OUT
$40 WRIGHTSVILLE
BEACH $40

Eonnd IUp ''eod ON DAYS. on sAls
rhVrsdass Seshoafd
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-11
STATEMENT HE CONDITION or
The City Savings Bank

Located at Atlanta. Ga. at
RESOURCES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

| others last summer by having them
leave orders for goods which could be
made UP Just In time for the period
| In the fall when tho fur duty Is sus-
pended or course, therc Is no such
| time. and. OF course. the victims were
| forced to pay the duty in addition to
the huge prices charged by The Mon
treR1 dealers.
Every returning traveller IL allowed
800 exemption on new goods for his
personal use brought in his personal
baggage. 1t therefore follows that
everything sent by express through
the customs must pay duty. Any one
buying fur In Canada should figure
on puy ng 90 per cent. duty in addition
TO the purchase price, except that one
is allowed 500 exemption on the value
of the purchase lf there Is no other
dutiablc baggage.
Unless one Is an expert in judging
furs. one should be very cautious about
buying ii in a foreign country. In
the past few months we have had
many instances Of our experts valuins
at 500 goods for which travellers had
paid $500.
Then. too. beware of the shop
has already bought over the 500
exemption. to buy more by Offering
To pack In with the goods cash slips
tor only 30 or IS per cent. OF what
was actually paid by the shopper This
custom Is especially prevalent I'm Eu-
rope. among dealers I'm feminine "trip
pcries. hric-a -brac. art furniture, etc
some reputable houses In Europe do
this.
For the information OF foreign
shoppers ! Will say that the secret
service has very complete list Of
foreign dealers who give fake bills
ana goods entered under bills from
these houses are subjected to SPECIAL
scrutiny The use OF any such bill
oF returning passenger. II detected
at the time Of entry or afterwards.
subjects him Ia criminal prosecution
III addition 10 forfeiture OF the goods
ana flne equal to the value OF the
goods and the cvadcd duties"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
HORSES FOR SALE

Milkncn. Farmers Market, Lumber
men nj Coal pca.crs--httcntioi
Eighty Young work. express horses
and mares loo 10 l.sQo pounds. Those
horses wcro bousht green Within the
last two years. ana all arc ia nrs;
class condition. .Nmon2 them ars
twenty matched pairs. ranging IN
weight 2.2oo 10 1000 pounds Prices,
:l25 10 $3.50 per nnir. single horses.
$50 10 5000 Thirty days trial allowed
Satisfaction guaranteed. WIZ sA!p to
purchaser e. any town Within 900 miles
Of New York CITY trcr of charge, with
new blankets and halter with :rce
pusscs home 10 til" purchaser. These
horses and mares arn not old. worn
out horses. hut Young horsrs used by
rs IN different branches OF our c%-
press business. COM" sec them In
harness and b convinced. f.stsb-
li-hed IN 1854 Twcuty-scvon years in
tho express business makes us one
OF the most reliable concerns in New
York CITY Cali at Office AMI stablc:
CABLE EMPRESS co. ~ East 27th
ST between Sd ana f;h Avenues. New
York city Easy place 10 md Ask
any one for Madison square Garden;
$50 arc twp blocks away ON East e7th
St New York CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

Chief Wilkes Rules
for Shopping in a
Foreign Country

1. Remember that the Unitcd
Stntes hns tariff law which works
NIL year around.
.. he very cautious in buying furs,
laccs. diamonds and precious stones,
rugs, paintings or antique furpi-
turc of foreign shopkccpcrs, unless
you are nu expert. You arc likely
10 he ENindlcd.
-. HrWnrc OF shopl>ccpcrS who
oncr fnhe bills uf sale to lac pre-
~cnfcd nj the american custom.
huusr. t>c OF these hills 1. likcI.
to Get you into trouble.
3. Bcwnrc of the foreign thar
Snin. II IL not always what IL
seems.
:. D"n'i try to beat the American
customs.
q. Follow the honest md Snfcst
course Of shipping your p,irrhnscs
openly, mt actnni valuations, direct
]! 10 your residence, pn!inE duty
upon receipt of them. There in n
port or SUPPORT near every Ameri-
cum home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

"FOI; SALE. is l'iNt TIyn-YENI;.
I'D whi,r Holland tlirlrey ION and
hiteen o. twenty pl-ooils chem.
AIdress W I. Lo'.uine Va"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Especial to The rimes.Dispa,ch.l

tcn.oi.i /, =. IT.. -rt. r,t,
washinStop nv Fe .b,u spa'ch;l
rohr W,iii.i ~ 80, r.'i
who is now also in charge of the sDc,
cial agents for tho customs service.
and VINO has made commercial and
polite >muggling i'm this country rs
DANGEROUS az countcrfcIiiuy. after !,
long and varied career as a chaser or
newspaper stories" and. later. or
crooks, Llossolncd gu; to-day as an
adviser TO the fair sex on shopping
worthy OF a promincn, place on The
womnn's page.
"paintv Things for No nrc..,,-
Table" or Seen in tho Shons fn,
DAINTY -omi,ini,y" ,,n,,t, ,,..h,,.
appronria,c headings fnr ~" u nS,oG
column on tho womun,s ,,nro hn,.'
ever 4 head lin. RICH, "a ~. ,o,r,
would he. "IIou. IA AN. .rhir.a q; ~,
ropc ana I<ccn ~, ~ ,,i,' ~
~. ,,a, ,'
u,,, '"a ."'S returned 10
$500, ''p ~ EutoPc IN
W.,,u W" n'V'"s SET icc'
liz ca shoPIiis
i "ppt'eu 70 american
'i VINO Wlsh !"
,.,,1,5 ~ 800 ~ ana set INTO
ta,,.s 49," M i,uM epou lhlenuohed
,,s. , ,.''''1o! % shIeWn SHOP
~ '"''''"t SINUS
s 's ,put ",so ssS''ns iht9 'r9unie',-
""i 80! nc '''""e 'hc lo''oW!hg oo-
Heh shopping ABROAD he careful
OF taking np bargains goods which
inc s"uvr wants You 10 buy because
70" can get them 80 much cheaper
man III inc thitcd states because Of
lhe dutE through american ports.
lhcSc bargains are not hlwa%s what
thcF seem. III tell You story 10
il'ustfa'e.
prominent CITIZEN OF .arge
Eastern city OF the United states re-
Gently visited ''anndh ~ the hotel
Wherc ne ana MS vii" we're stopping
they saw handsome display Of lace
gowns. The lady Was cnarm TIL
seller gave the usual argument OF
cheapness because of no duty The
man bought gown for his wife. pay
ing $500 for IT,
They smuGSied II into the country
by packing 1t IN among other clothing
ana not declaring 1t 1T the custom
house. y month or Two later the wife
wore the gown to the bridge club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.
1l13 Main Street,
TRUSTEES SALE
MODERN BRICK, TWO STORY COR
NER RESIDENCE. No. 3oi CLAY
AND THIRD STREETS.

MI, by virtue Of a deed OF trust from
minnie Z. Mockcr. dated April %.
~ ana duly recorded in X G.. c.. L. H.
III. p. 2l3. TO the undersigned trustee, to
secure certain notes therein described,
default being made, and being request
cd SO TO do, we will sell at public
auction. on tho promises,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 8 p. NJ,
all that certain lot with brick tene-
ment No. sol East Clay Street, in the
city of Richmond. Va, beginning at
the intersection of the southern line
OF Clay street with the eastern lin.
OF Third street. thence running east
wardlv along Clay Street, and fronting
thereon 30 feet. more or less. aud cS-
tending back southwardly from said
front between the eastern line Of Third
street and "A line parallel thcrcwitn
ii$ feet inches. 10 an alley four feet
wide.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense OF sale,
all unpaid taxes and to pay two notes
OF $3.50 each with interest Oh one
from October %. 1871, and on the
other from January 20, 1912: balance a
credit OF $1,000, duo April IS. 1911.
with current interest thereon quarterly
and balance in SIX months. G per cent.
interest. secured by decd of trust.
LEROY 4. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
i.uctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Rooms e1lantro

foUNG; MARRIED COUPLE. NJ Chill
drcn. desire small. furnished or un-
furnished housekeeping apartment.
with all modern convenience, in
Guiding electric lights and bath.
Only first class apartment in a
desirable neiShborhood will bo con-
Sidered. Address ! 3aa care Times
dispatch.
ROOMS FOR RENT ANYWHERE: GET
our list. ORIGINAL. ROOM RENT
ING AGENCY, I'll - North SiN,h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

FOR RENT THREE NICE, BRIGHT
unlurnishcd rooms. suitable for light
n"usekccpinG. References required
Address J i0i. care Times pIsp.t il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
4eouItrp, lafts anp Ribe stprk

WE RECOMMEND CoNKEY'S LXSTNG
Ionic ut this season of the year be.
cause IL really does make hens lay
y copy OF Conkcy's SOC. Poultry BOOK
irce with every package. W. j.
Iop1'S SONS. i26 North Sixth Street
DIGGS 81 Ei:ADLlGS, it2S East Main
street; y. L. McCALLEf, 5000 WIZ
liamsburg Avenue.
RHOD1; ISLAND REDS.
exclusively the winning strain OF
record layers: eggs for Matching, and
mating list free. GIDEON CF.EMAN
SQlidrrtoN Pa y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

coming STYLES IL suit everybody. az
CLARK'S MILLINERY. al North
First Street.
G7i5ceIlanrpus
SHARPE CO.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES HESHARp-
cned. lie. each. ra2ors honed. sc.
Work hair tested. stcrilizcd and
guaranteed, thousand satisfied Send
for circular AMI convenient blade
mailer. SHARPE CO, SOC East Main
Street.
WATCH nEPAINING.
cd by WM ToBIEE. JR.. is n guar
antee that it done properly; 20
years experience. Cleaning. 81: main
springs. 81. 4oS East Btoad Street.
STOP, LOOK AID THINK
JOHN LA ToUCHE, JR.. NEW PLACE,
32l West Main: Monroe 1852. French
and steam cleaning; ladies' princess
and dresses cleaned, $3.50; pialted
skirt cleaned. 15c; plain. soc: glovea
gents suit dry cleaned. soc. French
cleaned. 81; reduction In an work.
EUBBEE REpAIRTNG
coats. water bags and other rubber
goods pRl5W'S ELECTRIC rub
BIER FIN" ZIG e. Main St. Phone
Monroe 1861
ANTIQUES
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE ruRHIrURH.
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed: upholstering, etc. l.. \. Ale.
NALL & SON, 1917 ". Broad rhone
Madison G2iI.
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL
rUI r1-rr,,-r ,<x n,,r -, ,r,,,.
city or suburbs, hvc gallons for %
cents; no odor: no smoke. HOW ELL
BROS. Coz East Broad.
IRISH CROCHET.
ALL CROCHET DESIGNS MADE. Oh.
dor now Your t.ister gifts. Lessons
also given. MRS. FORTUNE, 10
South Pine Street.
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
1sned. mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and sold. LEVY, the Uphc!-
sterer i25 West Broad.
SHOE REPAIRING
Toe. I1ALFsoLE MEMS SHOES. soc.
ladies: every pair sewer best leath-
er; no nails. nc pegs. Royal rub.
Der heels, 25r.. Tired Air rubber heals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Automnbiles tov 5alr

TIRE BARGAINS. OLD
lres taken III exchange. TIRE
TRADING CO. Newark. y. j.
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE. FIVE PAS
ScnRer. S-horsepower. good as new:
complete; top. Windshield. gas lamps.
Price. sa00. Address J 1852, care
II mes Dispatch
FOR SALE, ONE. WAREFN -DETROlT
30-horsepower. fore door roadster;
completely equipped; gas lamps.
prestolitc tank. tools, clock, speedo-
meter. Windshield, top. trunk, extra
tres and tubes: absolutely first
class condition and the most critical
inspection invited; the only reason
for selling is that owner needs four
passenger car II %5G, care Times
l1iSpntch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
FLATS For Rtnt

For RENT, NEW. MODERN FIVE:
room HAT. all coIvenicnccs; posses
SION at once. Apply 23lS y street.
FOR RENT. SECOND FLAT. FIVE
rooms and bath. West Grace. near
Liurcl, S25 month. Monroe 2ato.
Flint F'Cli RENT TWO LARGE. CON
meeting rooms and hall room: water
on same noor. Price S12. Madison
Sd CANDLES Hill.
PARTf LEAVING CITY WOULD LIKE
10 subiet furnished and heated apart
1nent. with electric lights bath and
phone in private family. Phone Mad
APARTMENTS or TWO LARGE,
nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. second anu third
iioors. gas range and water on sauc
ioors: also ono large single room.
So East Leigh.
SECOND FLOOR FLAT. FOUR ROOMS.
private bath. gas range. every con-
vcnience; phone In housa: rent re-
duced. 305 East Main street.
HEATED. WE'LL LIGHTED HOUSE
Keeping nat. References. OWNER"
l0l Deeprun street
WANTED. AT ONCE. s-ROoM FLAT
Phone Madison a765-J. or address
II ai2. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

TOR RENT. SECOND FLAT, FIVE
rooms and bath. West Grace. near
Laurel. SIS month. Monroe 300
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
-EoR EXCHANGE.
SomeChoice Boulevard
Lots for Improved
Property

House and lot in Manchester rent.
ing for Sill per month. VIII exchange
Tor some ground in West End
VERY attractive suburban nomc. nice
IS appointed! all conv"nicnccs; very
large lot. Viii .xchanE for good ii-
come properly IN West End. Valued
about $4,000 to $1,000
McCLrEE-pAVES rpf:T -TAYTI1E co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
SHOE REPAIRING.
B.tCIiR.iCli.

FER CENT. TO 5 PER CENT. PEI;
MONTH, LARGEST. STRONG EST
OLDEST MD MOST REi.IABI. IL
COLLATERAL. INSTITUTION SOUTH
OF NEW YORK. LIBERAL LOANS
ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, WATCH
l3S, SlLNERWARE. ETC. If IN
NEED OF MONEY 1T WILL BE TO
YOUR INTEREST TO SEE Us. RICH
MOED LOAN OFFICE, $. BICII-
RACiL PItOPk E.TOE. Sla EAST
BROAD. ESTABLISHED 1887.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
G9iilinrrp

YOG CAN Isl; SUITED IL STYLE:
quality and price III refined hats Be-
coming STYLES IL suit everybody, q;
CLARK'S MILLINERY, III North
First street
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Pi5ceIlallfnuS
SHARPE <.

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES HESHARP-
cned. , i-2c. each. ra2crs honcd. sc.
Work hair tested. stcriliZcd and
guaranteed, thousand satisfied. Send
for circular and convenient blade
mailer. SHARPE CO, SOC East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

| FOR RENT. \ COMFORTABLY FUR
| hlsncd and heated room. use of bath
| una phone to gentleman. S34 W.
Grace street.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS. CEN
lral location. 1903 North Seventh st.
LARGE SECuND-r'LooR ROOM. rUR-
n.shcd and heated facing Monroe
. Hark: private family. Monroe a0S3.
TWO BRIGHT ROOMS AND ..LcovE.
..nlrd toor: good location: SIS. Phone
Madison 47s6-I.
FOR RENT. THREE NICE. BRIGHT.
nniurnishcd rooms. suitable for light
n"usekccplnG References required.
y .Nudress ) lol care Times Dispatch.
fp pao,s hE iI,r;, ,.,, Two coN;NEcTlNti
- Ihone Madison a5llL.
ROOMS FOE RENT ANYWHERE: GET
our list. ORIGINAL ROOM EENT-
iNG AGENCY, 2l1 l-2 North Sixth
s14 EAST CLAY, WELL FURNISHED.
comiortabie rooms; central: tran"
rooms. olo East Clay street. : -
BL Gilt. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS:
bath. phone. heat corner Second auJ
Franklin. Madison 1858.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM. s.
Week and up; high grade board. 81.
Ilo-EL ROANOKE. III \. Eishth
TWO NICELY FURNISHED CON
Meeting rooms. Phone Madison
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, HEAT
ed; also fat OF three rooms. furnish
cd. for light housekeeping. Apply
4o6 \. Seventh Street.
WANTED, GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
for bright. nicely furnished room.
convenient to bath: central location,
south of Broad: references. Phone
Madison SOIL.
FTIRMISHEp ROOMS FOR LIGHT
range. IL? ~ Eighth street
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. HOT
water, bath. S2i North Fifth Street.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
best part of city; hot and cold water.
bath. phone. SIS East Grace Street.
LADY TO SHARE HEATED ROOM
with another; private family. S07 s.
Thlrd.
FOR RENT. ONE FURNISHED FRONT
room: one unfinished front room.
1l11 Il. Clay Street. corner Twelfth.
FOR RENT, TWO FURNISHED
rooms, for light housekeeping; man
and wife preferred ?0S East Clay.
LANCE ROOMS FOR RENT. SUIT
music teacher. doctor. dentist or amy
profession. II East Grace.
For RENT TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
light housekeeping if desired Ill
East Clay Street
TO LET. ONE WE'LL FURNISHED
front room, we'll heated. for one or
two gentlemen 5l3 North Eighth
Street.
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LOANS l To ; PER CENT.
EQUITABLE

EQUITABLE
MEANS JUST. WE ARE THE ORIG
majors OF TO TER CENT.
ASp OFFER YOU THE SERVICES
OF a STRONG COLLATERAL BANK
LOANS MADE ON WATCHES. Ola
MoNps AND JEwELRY. EoUI-
TABLE LOAN SOCIETY, PRIVATE
OFFICES SECOND FLOOR BRYAN
BUILDING, EIGHTH AND BROAD.
BANKING HOURS TO 3.
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white leshorn eggs. utility ami fer
ti!ity guaranteed as cents per nj
teen. $3.50 per hundred =. l..
SOUTHWARK. Route >, Richmond.
Va. Phone Madison 5S13-H
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IRISH CROCHET.

ALL CROCHET DESIGNS MADE. oR.
der now your f.. ister gifts. Lessons
also given MRS. FORTUNE, 10
South Fine Street.