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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23
b which Payment Was
Stepped 5y Defendants
o Ground Wheat Wss Not
OF Grade Ordered
Other Items Of Interest From
Temple q Justice

Otis and Co. of Columbus have
commenced suit in common pleas
court against Levering Bros. Of
Fredericktown, asking judgment for
1920, with interest from July 8, 1912,
and costs of action. The suit is
based on check given by the de-
PENDANTS and on which payment was
stopped by them. Columbus Ewalt
for the plaintiffs.
L. C. Stillwell, who is preparing
the defendants answer, states that
his clients gave the plaintiffs an or
der for wheat Of certain grade, and,
after executing the check, ascertain
ed that they had no wheat of the
grade ordered. Defendants then
took steps to protect themselves and
stopped payment ON the check.
%
Father 10 Blamed
Mansfield Shield)
In the divorce case styled Elizabeth
Haired vs. Clyde Haired, alsd In COM
mon tleas court, an answer ana cross.
petitien has been f1isd, BY defendant
Mr.. narrod. 80 al
He admits they were married on
the dAte mentioned in his wife's pc
tition and that . child. Mary L. was
born Of the marriage. He denies
every other allegation. q,
BY way Of answer Harrod further
says that. he has always, since his
marriage. been willing, able and
ready to perform all obligations as
sumed by him under the marital con-
tract but that he has been prevented
from taking care Of his wife and child
on account Of interference Of her
father. Samuel Miller.
He further says that he is now
willing to take care Of them at any
reasonable place and that he has re-
peatedly offered and suggested to es-
tablish a home for themselves away
from her father, but she refused and
continues to refuse.
For cross-petition Mr.. Harrod says
he has been a resident Of, Ohio for
one year and has lived In Richland
county for over thirty days. Also
that they were married December 22,
1909 and the child was born Septem-
Der 18. 1910.
He says when he tried to aid his
wife and child, her father, Samuel
Miller, would drive him from his
home and refuse to let him visit his
wife and child. He says therefore he
charges her Of being guilty Of gross.
neglect Of duty.
He claims Mrs. Harrod has no suit
able place or home to provide for the
child but that he IL able to provide
for 1t. He prays for divorce and GUS
tody Of the child.
-o-
0ssds Filled
w. q. Grandstan to Chas. d. Hay.
den. lot, sls, Union add, Centerburs,
$26. q
John Parker to Harry A. Parker, ~
acres In Monroe, $1.150. " M
Frances A. Rolston ct a.. to Harry
A. Parker, 40 acres in Monroe, II.
Mr.. Floyd Gent went to Columbus
Saturday morning for a short visit.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23

Sometime when you are feeling all
puffed up with Importance just stop
and figure up how many people there
are who would 60 out and shed tear
over your grave six months after you
are dead.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23

Mrs. George b. OFT and son, Thomas.
of Lexington, KY, returned home Sat.
urday morning after q weeks visit
with Mrs. Irvine Forbing, East Gam
bier street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23

Mr.. Floyd zent went to Columbus
Saturday morning for short visit.
Miss Dorothy Tudor Of South Jack
SON street went to Delaware Satur.
day morning to visit for several days
with friends. m 8ka
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23

Deicem, No. OAK. II was passinr
through Change of Life and felt very
bad. I could not sleep and was very
nervous. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound restored me to perfect health
and would not be without It. Mrs.
F. M. THORN, Deisem, No. Oak.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23

me . well woman ozSSP
suffering three yooaN -
MfS. MARY Ho0AnRs
Resdvills, Oregon.
New Orleans, Ia
when passing thsuunA
the Change Of Life I ~
troubled With hot ID
weak end 6ssy spsns snA
backsche. Iwss not 6t ~
anything until ! took La
de q. inkham's veGs.
table ComDou WHA
proved worth IL WGeuh&
IN gold = ne ~ MrA0 0As.
TON BL0leDEAU, 1El1 -
lymnis st., New OrlsaaaL
Mishswaka, Ind. 1--WE.
men passing tl,roqGA ~
Change Of Life c. 80
nothing better than L111N
=. Hnkhem's veDsonkD0
Con1pouhd. ] afn SDooln~
mendingit allmyffisalDa
because Of what & -
L. - a.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23
75s9|HS!s s. I'VE WOMEN
PFcves That Lydia e. -
ham's Vegetable Con-
pound L Reliablo.

RsedviIle, Ore. can truly rooom.,
mend Lydia 3. Pinkhsm's Vs0s0IASH
Compound 70 ell women who are Soo11nI
throuEh the Change Of Life. a n 49,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23

Shall girls dsace with girls?" says
Sunday school journal. Leave 1t to
the boys.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-23
BROKEN lEAlr


Chicago, July 2o-Miss Konda 0is-
acka In her suit for breach Of promise
against Adam Kahwix submitted this
inventory Of damage done. She put
her own valuation on her "brokea
heart"
% days Of counting at S.. $4,000
1 marriage license. ............ 160
l wedding supper (ordered).. 10000
Deposit made on nat. ......... zoo
/ trousseau. ..... 1880
Car fare to meet appoint -
ments 500
broken heart ............... 1000
lOt6I ........... .'.s'.... .$SOi.Jc
The jury returned verdict for the
sum claimed.
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MACCABEES
Instsll Officers II Meeting
Friday Eve1ing


The Knights Of the Maccabees. at
their regular meeting Friday evening
installed the following ofIicers:
Commander--Georse w. Sweet.
Vice Commander--J. @ Pelton.
Lieutenant Commander-J. M.
Taylor.
Chaplain-Guy Elder.
Serseant--C. B. Miller.
M. at Arms--Robt. L. Pelton.
list M. at Guards-Fred Easter.
brook.
2nd NJ. at ,Guards--D. e. Frye.
Sentinei--G. w. Miller.
Picket--C. B. Majors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
ENGLAND'S KING
NEEDS REST CURE
George Is Weary of Being So
Much in the Pub
lie Eve.

Li,crpool Iulv 27-The Dahy Post
IS Responsible Tor the following story.
rna person Who especially needs a
rest cure is tho King H is exhausted
'rith the continue! strain OF being so
much I'M the public eye ~ sandown
Park Yesterday week. when the Eclipse
stakes were being run and all alton
tion was on inc race King George was
seen 70 rest his face on his hand and
gaze abstractedly as II he were thank
frl for q minutes respite from being
the cvnosure Of all eyes The King IS
bothered With insomnia. and it is likely
he VIII. go 70 iiarro~ Gate next season
t. -:a course In the waters.
After the recent snrden party at
Windsor Castle three royal teaspoons
we're miss:as Also a somewhat mas
sivc woman stood ur on one OF the gilt
chairs in her eaEerness TO get view
Of the King and Queen. and the chair
collapsed The next morning the Lord
Chamberlain received letter from
tho woman requesting that bill for
the damage ho sent 20 her TO defray
the expense This vas an act o: hon
es'y 10 which tho court is quite unac-
ciistomcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
FIGURES IN SUIT
Irish Actor Plays Leading
Role in Matrimonial
Tanglc
I SEEKS ANNULMENT
Claims Wife Was Not Properly
Divorced From Former
Husband
Especial to The Times-pispstcn !

Albany \ T. July 27.-chauncey
Vlcott the actor must pay his arst
wife counsel fees OF $500 according
to "a dcis.on handel down in this city
to-day ny Justice Howard. OF the Su-
prcme Cour,, before ho can proceed
further with the suit which ne mas in
stitIted to have their marriage de-
cldTed annulled by tho courts OF this
state The court however declined
20 allow amy ullmonY Tho hearing
before Justice Howard was an argu-
ni.ni on the que ton OF whether coun-
s,l fees ana aNmonv should be al
lowed. ANA tlc Judge rcudetcd his de-
cisi0n an lt- conclusion
lh' proceeding brings to llpNt q
mas. 4h-t cntHnFiement- oXtoullnl over
several 'ttr- Ihf maiden name of the
hfst Mrs. Olcott was Cora j. James.
Hn1 sue was show Eirl She mar
tled Joseph a. striker Ia New York
city in 1858. aud they went to his
N"Wpo.t home On their honeymoon Iic
was drowned soon thereafter and ho
~ mgr a fortune amounting to $3.50
pHu In 1884. she was married 10 Isaac
Moran. the marriage taking place
IN Baltimore In lss7. II 81 alleged.
Moran Went 70 Nebraska and secured
q divorce. Mrs Moran returned 10
tho stage IN tho meantime met Olcott
when she was playing in "PepeAa.''
ana she was married 10 him.
! ne contention OF Olcott is that tho
divorce secured by Moran IN Nebraska
was invalid and II Is on that ground
that he is asking an annullment OF tho
marriag. 10 the FIRST Mrs Olcott in
bus papers. he asserts that he divorced
nus irsi wiio ir 1893 In Niagara coun-
IS. and that fDlr Years later he mar
He'd Miss Margaret O'Donovan. OF
Sal'm .ias J., be- said that he began
ih" anHNli mcrt Proceedings So as 20
ceternine the qnestion aH % the Small
1irrNaiflon 81 bis propertv Attornry
H}mnes. On behalf ~ Mrs Olcott. con-
tended that me divorce secured ~ Sia-
q If. fI q.
ular
Tn" court refused TO grant alimony
on the ground TINT the couple have
been living apart for decade
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CAN Win PEOPLE,
NOT POLITICIANS
Roosevelt Expects No Trouble
in Capturing the Popu-
lar Vote.
COLONEL is IN FINE HUMOR
He Is Encouraged by News OF
Third Party Progress
in Kansas.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch ]

oyster Bay, y. y, July 27.-The
pilgrimage Of over 100 Free Port pro
gsessives to saeamore niM and .hc
glowing accounts they gave OF the
ouuoos in Nassau county was pointed
out by Colone! Roosevelt this eveains
IS striking demonstration OF wnaJ
results in party government when It
becomes misrepresentation OF the peo-
PIE or district whose delegate, h1t
opposed him at Chicago. and rc.nark.d
with satisfaction.
"As soon us can get to ,i.e pco-
pie. can win them O., is osth ice.
politicians that have trouDle
report i.o!n William Allen White
10 regard TO the situation in Kansas.
where the state primary VIII be ncld
next week. had put the Colonei T. ane
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MUST RECONCILE
DIVERSE VIEWS
Commission Making Up Report
in Regard to Life Saving
Appliances.

fSnari.I C.1-a - - --.-- --.-.-- :
f.oT6o- III ~ "4'ys- D'spa zen. !!
NISSAN % fMe iSo'! com
inade - renoTt 49, 81 ...e sas
savI,c snnits.rr'.... a. ~ 49,. nc
The Tcnori - ~ ~ S,.1nS -.
Titanic disast1r 80 ~
posed '"-H -"
Thn ,ybolc an a., M ,
'rr.ri. f. .t,,...tt, h'" ~ o'
iati,'., r..,'''.,.e,, Ns'n 'i'n so'ii. p
frcrt' trn.-. ..'s 10
,.i. 49, . 90
tior,..f ..,,, -'u'
,it. 'nr fi
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lllsntfo

WANTED. TO BUY SEcOND-HAND
typewriter Must be In first-class
condition and cheap for cash. Give
particulars. Address Isl, care
Times Dispatch
FUitNtiUIIf " An lsD--WILL BU !
household goods OF amy kind ana
any amount Phone 1906
WANTED SEVERAL ARTICLES OF
household furniture. only slightly
used, for own use. Address c 4i2,
care Times Dispatch.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
SECON D HAND FURNITURE. ANY
QUANTITY. PHONE MONROE GIi-J.
WANTED, FEATHER BEDS 90
eh4ckenJ and old-umc SOFAS chairs.
s'deboards. but.Aus tables, blu"
dishes. etc. Out-oi-town parties
send sample OF feathers for prices.
Also write me what YOU have n
old furniture. J. y. BEARD. 20 w.
Main street, Richmond Va Phone
Madison 6307.
l WANT y FAMILY WASHING 7l9
North Second Street.
WANTED. BRASS CASTINGS DAILY.
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS. INC.
WANTED. TO Buy FOR CASH.
household goods IN aIy quantity.
fhone madison 3S5l
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ReaI Cetate llantrb

LIST YOCR FARMS WITH 4 COS.
NELLY & 60. Writ Y1sfa. tor Aee-
tssary blanks
JisT YOUR FARMS WITH IT, i.
SCHMIDT & co.. 6le Auttlean IS
,lonal Etnh
To- .ore ~ lauta = sld d,N u Bsa Il s..eesa
l4gst ana Seventh. 1tl t.!e
Times Dispatch.
So lNTED TO Buy FOR CASH
lot 10 Woodland Heights fe
feet. must Zoe cheap and not i,rr-
than three Squares from ,ai ane
state location and price hllrs.s
c 2o3 care Times Dispatch
list YOUR FARMS WITH b. H.
SCHMIDT q. Co. 90 Atncr eW Na-
tqrai Bank
WANTED, GENERAL. MERCHAN .IsE
STORE located on railroad, between
IicAnond and Gordonsviiie Is' ..0n-
able STATE full particulars q tlf
Gaze Times Dispatch.
Viii EXCHANGE FOR REsuSENrH
in Richmond improved properly
earning - ~ per cent %otslnr
uadcr $500 considered. J 527. care
Times Dispatch.
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1SrhI C5tatf Fnr 5aIr
NORTH CAROLYN
200 Acres, $4,000. Easy Terms

Al tho southern staples make hir crops on
this fne farm particularly adapted to to-
haceo. grain and hay i"rse quantity Of wood
whole propcrty. nno range for stock. splcn-
did location near village. high school stores
churches rtisnbors. convenient to railroad.
driving distance to city OF 5000; TWO
houses. , rooms each. barn. owner has
other bus ness anxious for quick sale II
taken now only $500 part cash Further
Information ana travelling directions to soo
this, page -. "Sirout's Farm Catalogue
southern Edition. 35" COPY free station
2'ni. ". siroui Farm Agency. 5i7 f.ithia
street, Greensboro y. =.
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kuunl5 Gl9anten

WANTED BY SEPTEMBER IsT.
three or four rooms Tor housekeep-
ins' Address L ISL. care Times DIS
patch, OF 900 East Leigh street.
WANTED TO RENT. FOrR ROOMS
III West End by young couple with
out children $50. caro- Times bis.
pdtcA,
W ANTED. THREE ROOMS For
iSht housekeeping. 18th september.
central on Grace. Third or Frank
IN moderate price. / 62l, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY y COUPLE. TWO on
thiee rooms for Nshi housekeepins
III thanpton Address !. 8s3.
car Times Dispatch
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By J. D Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF so.
500 SOUTH PINE STREET.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 40
500 SOUTH PINE STREET.
~ virtue of certain deed OF trust.
dated juno q. 1907. recorded in the
clerks Office Richmond Chanccry
Court. in y. B 1890. page 5lS. default
having been made in the payment Of
a portion Of the debt secured thereby.
and having been required by the hcne-
ncs"ry therein 50 10 DO l viii, on
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 81, 1912.
at o'clock L. NJ
on the premises, proceed to sell at
rutlic auction the property conveyed
therein. viz, MI that certain piece.
parcel or lot Of land, lying and being
IN the city Of Richmond, Virginia with
tho frame dwelling and all other i'm
provcmcnts thereon. commencing at
the southwest corner OF Pine and
Spring streets. and fronting on Pine
street in southerly direction nine
teen tcct Ga focD, and running back
between parallel lines ninety feet
GO fcctp. This is q corner dwelling.
with sis rooms. and IS a first-class
renter l, Will pay well as an invest
mcnt or home.
TERMS cash sufficient to pav an
costs OF sale tnxos aud insurance 10
day OF sale. and = debt OF $1,000 now
due ana interest thereon from June
o. laie ana tho balance al twelve
months. secuted 10y decd of trust on
JAMES ID. CARNEAL.
Trustee
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5oi EAST GRACE STREET IL ROOMS.
VIII be pot pa 5000 order 500
month.
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aurrlon SALTS, Sl7unoag
The Valentine Auction Go.
AuCTiOhEERS
q c. IA ST BR DAD ST
ArcTfoN 80

TOMORROW CM0NDAyi. JULY -.
commencing at 1890 o'clock
a. our auction sniesrooms 40 els East
Broad street when we VIII sell one
large outside showcase. two Counter
Showcases LARGE Eddy Refrigerator.
largo Ice Cream Cabinet. with cans
lot Carpenters Tools lot Paluiers'
Tools Ladders Ropes Blocks aha
Falls. etc also large lot ~ Household
Furniture Of various klnds anything
needed n tho house from Ai,cneu TO
parlorr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

2s05 WEST MAiN STREET. Z ROOMS
BATH combination MIXTURES. 1880 year
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lSfaI Cstafr GCanten

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH Z. r
SCHMIDT & co. sl9 American Ma
ionnl Bank
WANTED. 10 EXCHANGE STOCK IN
old. established companying earning
handsomely for good Aomo in Rich
mond or suburbs G 4S5. care Times
HOTEL-W WILL BUY OR RENT WELL
FURNISHED. paying. Sear-round hotel.
Eood locat,,on Address Box $50.
Wildwood. y. ].
WANTED TO RENT FOR ABOUT
ten days. a farmhouse or cottage,
furnished for house party of about
~ mountains. of Virginia. near
~ nchourE or Charlottesville pre-
fe'rcd y 2Sc, care Times Dispatch.
LIST yOUR FARMS WITH T.. l.
SCHMIDT * co. ol9 American Ma
tioua Bank.
WANTED TO RENT \ GOOD FARM.
Is TO 80 acres. must bo near car line
n- railroad, within 20 minutes Of
Richmond Address l. $40 care
Vines Dispatch.
WANTED TO RENT a GOOD FARM
u. b. MANEG. Route NO 5, Cum
oerland. Va.
WISH TO BUY AN OLD COLONIAL
level and close TO railroad. Vim
buy oi owners only. Address Bon
~. Pontiac. Mich.
WANTED. TO RENT SMALL PLACE.
convenient TO some city. Address
Bon -25, Ciarksvine, Va
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH L. +.
SCHMIDT * co. 6la American Ma
uonal Bank
liz YOU HAVE ANY OF TIE FOL
lowing property We would be glad
TO have you list IT with Us.
rWo obi, BROOM HOMEs WEST
ONE ~ GlNTER PARK.
LOTS or STUART AVENUE OR HAN
over east of RoseMeath Z. +.
SCHMIDT x Co, 6l9 American Ma
uonai sank Phone Monroe 2Ss'.
FOR THE BEST RESULTS IN RENT
ing coNred property. place II with
me JOHN II BRAXTON. Agent. No.
~ Wlst I.eiEh Street.
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STOP. LOOK AND THINK.

JOHN Ia TOUCHE JE-. NEW PLACE.
o5l West Main. Monroe it5. French
and steam cleaning ladies' prince,
ana dresses cleaned. $3.50 plated
-kirt cleaned, 55c., plain. SOC gloves
cleaned, any length, l0c. per pair.
gents suit dry cleaned. SOC. French
cleaned. 81. reduction ~ all work.
WILLOW AND REED FURNITURE
WE ARE ~ POSITION TO SATISFY
every body VINO likes 70 aavc new
willow and reed furniture New
style BASKET AND RATTAN
WOhNS 500 East Marshall street
Monrna ! Il.
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EHHMJ-ND s. BOWLEs. Is NORTH
Eighth street
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uFTICEs FOR REST i04 EAST
Main Street basement; rooms ane
levatorE SEES Ier month 2U,
East Nan. basement $40 per month
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NEATLY FURNISHED FLAT, TWO
rooms hall porch bath. 10 south
First street
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SHOE REpAIkING.

75c HALFsoLE MEMS SHOES. soc
ladies'. every pair sewed. Best lea,h-
Der heels. 25c. Tired Al. rubber hee s.
soc. leather heels rebuilt like new,
.5c. DkEWS ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. ,ls l.. Main. Phone Mon.
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.Ile STUART AVENUE, ROOMS
cath. >lJ month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

ll1 EAST CLAY sTKEET i2 ROOMS
Possession November j speN year
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soo6-os TAYLOR STREET. ROOMS
each. combination fixtures 81
month.
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uonal banA. more Monroe 30
, FOR THE BEST RESULTS II RENT
Ing coN'ed propeIN. p!ace ~ WIN
me. JOHN II. BFlANION, Agent, no.
III West leigh Streei.
I:I,t,- s:n, >; rn1
j 'nt" j "
- ~, = Third CsccondS
60 ,,odarn ss7 80
TO-, East Main (firsD, rooms.
partially heated .......... 80 90
100 East Ma (second). rooms "a
partially heated -. 90 W
lV4 Last Main StAre)' rooms o. "a
5hs Fast Grace Csecond).
~ North Third (first), . rooms. 40 90
L. North Third (secolHl' 10 "a
rooms ............. -.--.-.t. 80 ~
2gs East MAN ,se'ohn, - 'oo. INA w
taird5 ' ......,'.. 30 90
W cRENsHAW x KICKS.
So, %-rgIi4.T ~ ar + ROOMS AND
6a;h 1910 West Cary
-. - =, e.1,f-T, ,15
FOR REM t-AI' - ~ ~ ID
nnfnrri5iled' near car IA H''''v' -
roome ptlNale oa IN stSa.'' = 80
furnished ny oWnes' Auu' esS "'-'
care Times-pispateh, .--.-,..--
WEST END FLAT FOUR KoONl Iii
newly papered prlV"'e nio"' viii
modern nNenienCes co1ple NM
ont children / $685. care 4i'''es
pa 49,, -, /. ;..,-,,,-,,,7. 5,77ITI7I5T-I
10 COY fbif NJ a 49, S.,,,.L- part
secone INT i9ur looms o 49,, con-
Ii,r',ni.nces Large porches ana yards
Rox ae7 civ.
i asi ~ FOUR large rooms and pantry
zig back yard. Phone Monroe $500
ratch
-. "a, T-r1rT T0ONTS.
foh ll- D. ,,d ~ -sdacrn conveniences.
NeN'i"' 'oN" ,,s.,,. cante,,,
not water neat Fo9s'Ss.o'.
bcr | Phone Monroe o5s'.
non ,1T-S-r FIRST FLOOR FLAT.
I've roon,s and hath large yard. no
cbilaron. Apply No. 500 South Third.
Phone Madison 4555-J
T-5R RENT FURNISHED HOUSE
l,.-irr ia, f0i North DeeD Run
r.''7
( 80 -, =.
iF0lt RENT, SECOND FLOOR TN n
1 o. tnlee, or io ',, Tern,s moderate,
rsfsr.rots axclaneed Phone Mon
roo 1855
~ - 1,,7 I5Il-I- P00NTS- WITH BATH.
eee ciectricity ali modern conven-
4 fences Possession at once. 3oli
West cary street monroe . 80.
! iSTN-I-- ROOMS AID BATH HEAT
INA ,yeter. fanitor's attention for
fall. S35 per month"; central Grace
APARTMENT IL THE NELMAR, 1911
pix Avenue eight or nine rooms;
heatrd phone MADISON ss59-J.
F0R R@NT NICELY FURNISHED
al, an conveniences 2Ol5 Grove
Avenue
I0r, Rent no SMALL FAMILY.
,vithnut children in suburbs away
from noise. small flat. Large families
need noi apply. PSI. care Times
Dispatch
HOGS WEST FRANKLIN STREET,
strictly up-to-date first Nat. $40 per
month. Nine rooms ana pain. th!l9
tial $40 pts nyhtn NIne iD0"'9 ~
re,h. neH' a',p n, 5 l~p..o' Pb ,,
v+f,son aos-1 II Y. DIES PORTES
FOR REN BEAI Ilf = l. ~ h-,i,s. "a
,+Ii iistfs nrivata bath ueht,
nirv rooms SOS per month best pro-
I.sitio7 r. xvos- End phone Madison
,5s55 for Particulars
iSECOND FLOOR -FOUR ROOMS AND
nrivaia bath lO4 West Grace
I-f-I5S-7etrr-9 NJ AT two
rooms heli PV'e"' JUL Az 90 81
llst street
DESIRABLE SIX-ROOM CORNER
nat bath and pantry. gas and cleo
tr!c lights ho' water heat Posses
SION Scp'eH-D tt 4 Apply -fV-- =
GEoVe Avenue.
: UPPER Flat or -FOUR ROOMS AND
6ath IN West End rent reasona pie.
,'re Ii,l,es l''Si.A ''ii
TWO ROOMS FUHNlSHED COMPLET L
n.enoe. tvb East l.elsn.
FOR FE%T LOWER fI.AT OF FGT-T
rooms Apply sunday or week days
S Sg' sa a,on n"e iese -' eH4''in street
DESIRABLE APARTMENT. TNFITR
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bl- EAST GRACE STREET. ROOMS
natt Possession september l S-t
gtAI
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ANTIQUES

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed. upholstcvinS. exc. +. y AR
NALL & son. l6l. ". Broad ihoas
Madison 52I1-
LIFE Is SHORT 50 MAKE 1T Lose.
Time has come when the Royal AR
canum win carry YOU along to Ruck-
roc Beach. July 20. Tickets 81
no FOR SOME lsUN AT TfIE BEAcIi.
Tho Royal Arcanum cxcursion to
Buck.oe Beach leaves tomorrow.
July 90 from The g. X o Depot, Main
Street Don't miss IL NIlsic and
dancing an DAY. Tickets from mem
oers OF lodge or At the depot Mon
aay mornine
SCHAAF's DIAMOND SPECIALS.
sias-A VERY FINE WHITE ONE
carat stone, perfect
Sll5-FIVE-E IGHTHs AND ONE TlIiR-
ty-second: very line stone. perfect
and worth 10 per cent more than
price asked
si5-A FEW At THIS PRICE Just
have look at these you'n be sur
prisod at the big values We offer
SCHAAI-S. Jewellers, i26 Fast Broad
street.
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STORAGE

STORAGE IL CITY. 81
per load. Store your furniture bug
gies. automobiles. pianos at rOMP-
kI%S. 327 West Broad
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~. EAST GRACE STREET OFFICES
t-l. SlAth street entrance. Possession
= ptemher St0O Year
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PIANO HOSPITAL

PIANOS TUNED. REPAIRED. RE-
butt cases remodelcd or roilnishod
anything IN the piano line Try us
on your piano. We know how and
our prices are right BOPp &. FER
GrSSON. piano Hospital. First and
Main Streets
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SEA FOOD.

,ALL PHONE MONROE iii FOR
fish. steamed crabs, crab meat De.
livered promptly. 800 y. Monroe ST.
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IlENrAL ROOMS.

THE SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS.
opposite new posi-oiiice lulaiie.
i'Ys - Main. Eight years N th!s
location. Exam nations and estl-
mates tre, Lady ia Attendance
!Auue Madison 31s6 DIR. " -
FLA f[ r. Manager