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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-18
O'Keefe Carried the Money.

From the actions OF the five it was
apparent that Butler and O'Keefe were
the leaders. with the latter holding the
but O'Keefe went riding in the Packard
car They were gone four hours, and
during that time. one Of the guests
sounded ont O'Keefe to his reason foI
being ut the hotel;
I'm up here looking for motor
He was advised TO go over to Lone
Island sound. being told he could not get
one al Iishkill Landing,
O'Keefe replied that he had pretty
good motor boat in mind, and the con-
versa ton ceased,
saturday night the party purchased
twenty-nne gallons OF gasoline for their
two cars. They then paid their bill at
the hotel saying they would leave early
ihis morning.
They did, but before doing so one went
into the hotel garage and carefully re-
moved the number tags on their ma :
chimes. From that point they went out
to fulfill their task Of releasing Thaw.
Escape Was Easy.
escape was effected bore out the state
mcnts recently made by certain persons
In the employ of the Thaws that ''if he
wanted to. Harry could have walked out
any time within the last five years.
On June 81 last, an associate of one OF
Thaw's New York attorneys said sig
pif!cantly:
"A move will be made soon, and 1 can
promise YOU that II will be effective"
Guard Barnum was questioned tonight
by Sheriff Hornbeck. Acting District At
torDey Mack and representatives OF the
Burns Detective agency. He steadily
maintained his Innocence, declaring Thaw
escaped without his knowledge, but at the
termination of his examination he was
ordered TO Poughkeepsle.
According to Sheriff lIornbeck. Bar
mum is expected TO confess part in the
plot that freed Thaw.
a think" said the sheriff. that Bar
mum was guilty OF conspiring TO free
Thaw. / think that from his confession
we will learn that immense brIbes have
been offered 10 various persons for Thaw's
release"
During Barnums examination a bolt
OF lightning struck the womens ward
at Matteawan. The shock knocked Ma ck
over and he injured his scalp. Barpum
fell on his knees. APPARENTLY panic stricken
but by the time his questioners had re-
covered their compoSure he had also.
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Describes Vessel.

Captain Mills was asked to give de-
scrlption OF the yacht.
Well he said, III l remember right
the name OF tho yacht was the kathcr-
Inc. 1t was a steam yacht about siNtA
feet I'm length. There WAS one yellow
Smokestack and one mast
Lifesavers employed at the hotel baths
verified the statement OF Captain Mills
who also said that the automobile was
covered with dust and looked as though
1t had travelled for considerable dis
tancc.
AT the Laurel Yacht club, South Nor
walk point. II was learned that large
yacht which answered the description OF
the one which was seen off ROTOR Point
earlier In the day anchored off the yacht
club pier at o'clock In the afternoon,
I,ioyds reglster Of American yachts
has entered the Katherine, steam yacht
fifty four feet In length. which Is owned
ny William r., Ellsworth OF Bayonne. n.
j., and Miami, Fla.
Two of the men believed TO have aid cd
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hT then wen; back 10 the ques~
zr husbands escape.
~, she said slowly, that the
re" York has good deal TO
or in The escape Of SO danger
'ailc as Harry Thaw out OF a
'tutou. II strikes me. too, as
|''ub that 1t should have hap
unie when there Is no recoC-
rsnor at Albany and also ct Il
*' Inc present superintendent
*nsied Within the next fortnight
'ooks very queer 10 me and I
lt IL a plot which. il ever dis
W SNOW that the Thaw money
Z udeIul In getting results, willy
'as peen since the shooting OF
White.
'peaking of Stanford White, !
10 say that the fcud between
~ f'arry began long before I had
raw. had nothing 20 do with
q Shlch existed between them. "
NAV. ~ am sure do not
:Whi happen now that he Is
tiarry gets filled with liquor
anythirg. He was intoxica ted
<red that fatal shot,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-18
Killing of White.

In this setting Thaw drew q revolver
and fired three bullets into Stanford
Whites body. The architect died almost
insanity. II id believed he did not see
his SLAYER,
In The ensuing confusion no one made
an effort To intercept rhsw. who for a
moment stood over his victims prostra te
body. Then he walked TO the elevator of
the roof garden where he met house
detective and handed over tho revolver
without resistance,
Thsw was then arrested by police
man. and while the officers hand was
on his shoulder Mrs. Thaw rushed up TO
her husband and placed her arms around
his neck. Thaw assured his wife that
II would he "all right" and not To worry.
TO This Mrs Thaw reJolned. II did not
|
| Ilar S,-.a \
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Chauffeur an Expert.

This machine, Ike the first. contained
two men beside the chauffeur. The latter
Is known TO the police, they say as
Thomas Flood. They believe that he is
driver of racing automobiles because
OF the manner In which ne handled the
big machine In It's final dash.
As the smaller car bore down on
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Lost Little Time.

The pursuers lost time at Stormvlle
seeking information but dashed on to
Danbury when told that the two speed
ing machines were going toward that
town.
later report that a machine answer
ing the description OF the limousine had
passed through New Canaan like ''can
non BALI indicated that Thaw had safely
authorities.
The pursuing automobiles abandoned
chase when they reached The Connecti-
cut state line,
While they were hunting down clews
Or. Keio had taken rapid action at Mat
teawan. He ordered Deputy Sheriff Cal
lahau TO arrest Guard Mulhall on the
charge OF aiding and abetting prisoner
To escape.
DIR Keib also sought for information by
which he might identify the men who
helped Thaw on the outside.
Hc learned that the two men with the
cha uffeur in the limousine were both
well dressed, Their suits were blue and
they wore straw hats. That was about
rs far as he was able to get.
Yacht at South NorwaIk.
AZ South Norwalk Conn. it was
learned tonight thai at an early hour TO.
day a yacht anchored off the Roton Point
hotel, which is two and II half miles
south OF South Norwalk. and that at 10
o'clock All automobile answering the de-
scription OF the one in which Thaw es-
capped reached the pier and The four oc-
cupants were taken In tender to the
yacht. Weighing anchor the Yacht, the
name of which is believed to have been
Katherine headed in the direction OF
New York
Captain Mills in charge of the motor
boat service OF the Roton Point hotel
said that he had taken particular notice
OF the yacht. bcca use Il was a strange
craft. He told OF the motor cars ar
rival,
-Four men stepped out OF the automo-
bile, said Captain Mills. land hurried
TO the tender. | paid little attention To
them and, of course. ! did no, take no
tice OF the number or the machine This
was before | learned of Tho esranr uf
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

100 ACRES ON RICHMOND AND Pc
tersburG Turnpike. half cleared, in
high state OF cultivation, good seven
room dwelling. large barn and all
necessary outbuildings; price, $4,000;
terms 10 suit.
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TWENTY ACRES. SEVEN ROOM
dwelling. barn, storehouse, carriage
house, poultry houses. etc. all good
as new. on mecadam road. eighteen
miles from Richmond; price. $3.50;
terms to suit
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ACRES NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
Turnpike, three miles from city, two
dwellings and several outbuildinGs.
beautiful shade: price. s2,5o0; accom-
modating terms.
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ReaI Gstate dfur SALE
E. F. SCHMIDT s. CO.
Members OF Real Estate Exchange.

Z. f. SCHMIDT & CO.,
Members OF Real Estate Exchange
PARK AVENUE. NEW BRICK FLATS.
al conFeniences. $500. Rent. $40
HAAN;o mo, AVENUE. 1900 BLOCK
brick all conveniences. $3.50.
CHERRY STREET. TEN ROOMS.
CLAY STREET. 500 BLOCK WEST;
eight rooms. brick; good condition:
CHURCH HILL
NORTH TWENTIETH STREET, FIVE
n Rooms, tgo SSo condition; recently
NORTH pEirIt TwENT1YFIRsT STREET.
ing. only $4,000.
NORTH TWENTY SECOND STREET.
heat gas and water; lot 3ox13o:
Street, brick, eight rooms bath. la
trobe heat will trade for lot on
500 nto e,E., NoRTH TwENTY-
bath; lot 2Sxi5io: $3.50. " 'O'''
400 BLOCK NORTH THIRTY FOURTH
$4,000
HIGHLAND PARK
NoRTHsIDE AVENUE HOME. EIGHT
rooms; lot 50xl35; new. Bargain at
ADSToNE AVENUE, SEVEN
rooms; lot 45xisc. Price. sa,7oo
Terms very easy. Small cash pay
WANTED: TO TRADE ,ts5 EQUITY
in West End lots for Ford car in
good condition.
LIST YOUR FARMS FOR SALE WITH
US. Z; F. SCHMIDT g. CO. 500 East
Franklin Street
GARRETT 8 CO.
TWO ACRES AND ATTRACTIVE
four-reom house. close electric line.
FIVE ACRES AND GOOD FoUR-R ROOM
residence. convenient to car line,
$4,000 for quick sale
SIS ACRES. CLOSE TO SOUTHERN
Railroad, II miles from city, resi-
dence of seven rooms; some outbuild-
ings: about 75 acres in cultivation,
balance in wood This place is in a
streams viii sell for $3.50 per
acre on good terms or trade for city
property.
200 ACRES ON MIDLOTHIAN TURN
pike, close in This property is high
" improved. Will sell cheap or trade
for city property.
rs ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED
land, close to station. on c. G. O. Rail-
way. one-fourth mile of high school:
five-room residence. located in beau
tiful shady yard; good outbuildings.
Only $4,000 for quick sale.
TEN ACRES AND MODERN EIGHT
room residence, e-fourth mile OF
station. close to school and churches;
eight miles Of city. Will sell for
$4,000 or trade for city property.
TEN ACRES. WITH FIVE-ROoM
house; lots of fruit: close to church.
school. store and depot; seven miles
OF Richmond, on fine road. To settle
estate quick Will take 5000.
GARRETT g. CO.,
1112 East Main.
1 HAVE A NICE PAIR OF FLATS FOR
sale on nice corner in Lee District;
brick. detached and modern; hot
water heat, electric lights. One is
leased at $500. Possession can be
gotten of other. Address * SIS, care
Times Dispatch.
CARY STREET. NEAR THIRD, MOD
ern dwelling, with hot water heat
$1,000, zIMMERMANN Is CO.. IS
North Seventh Street. -
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For Sa[c

jFDr Sale
COMPLETES LINE OF BUSINESS Bug.
giles Tor the busy man. top buggies
Surveys. runabouts, every style. See
us when in need. We can suit you
as 10 terms and prices.
LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF BUSINESS
w meas I,o top or open. for every bust,
co ess Most fs,tn npso date STYLES and
every description put on. Terms and
prices to suit.
SEVEN NICE TOP BUGGIEs. GOOD
condition. 40 and $50. Several cheap
ones One heavy wagon. used only
TWO months. suitable for heavy haul
ing Two open wagons. light, suit
able for carpenter or plumber s25
and $40. Look, these over: They
FOR SALE CHEAP ONE SECOND
hand grocery wagon. one Meyer bug
gy. one lot of wall anchors. THURS
TON. 1912 East Cary.
FOR SALE. FINE YOUNG MARE
%yoe,iIghing about 1000 pounds. Apply
FOR SALE. oNE-HoRsE SPRING
T. GRAY. I'LL Winder Street.
MOTORCYCLE. 1918 MODEL. PRACTI-
f Tifth new Ay.n at great bargain Call 6lo
Madison G056J.
ing car. AS West Grace Street.
new: case slightly marred in ship
Scarf iacluGed pe easS n pa%ne and
CRAFTS Broad. at Second Street. .
JUST RECEIVED a NEW LOT OF
i StaIdard Central Needle sewing
derful sewing machine before buying
You can sit in grdceful and easy
position when operating the Standard
terms. Your Sd maeRine G 1akee eaf II
exchange. SOUTHERN FURNITURE
CO. INC. East Broad street
FOR SALE. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY
or tickets for the Retail Cirocers' AS
sociation excursion to Buckroe Beach
should not be overlooked '''A :
FOR SALE, A SECONDHAND LATHE
ROYAL LAUNDRY.
FOR SALE. AT a BARGAIN-DCE TO
no eon,ro WIFI 9Yer sell Th fe4 cash have
quick buyer my grocery stock and
fixtures. including horse. wagon and
harness The stock is all new, iav-
ing been bought since December is
1917, and consists of everything kept
IN hrst-class retail grocery bust
refrigerator. 6xSxl0 feet. bought in
DeceTnb Der, 1912 GRAND new): also
new nSn, poultry and oyster chest
perfect beauty; coffee mill, corput-
ing scales. cash register. counters
shelving, etc; in fact all fixtures
one new and up-to date young, gen
tie horse and new wagon and har-
ness. all of which may be seen by
any one who may become interested
at 800 Louisiana Street, city. MRS.
Q. 3. ALVIS
BEFORE SPENDING YOUR HARD
grade piano, cali At 70s Barton Ave- We"
nue.. Brookland Park. Barton Heights.
ana see the new one l have for sale
cheap little cash. balance monthly
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LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF BUSINESS
wagons top or open. for every bust
ness. Most up-to-date STYLES and
colors. Lettering or, trademarks of
every description put on. Terms and
prices to suit
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COMPLETE LINE OF BUSINESS BUG
giles for the busy man. top buggies.
Surveys, runabouts, every style. See
us when in need. We can suit you
as to terms and prices.
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WHITE &c CO. PHONE MONROE S13S.
800 American National Bank Building.
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THE VERA HAT WORKS CLEANS.
(reshapes and remodels all hats: old
best workmen Employed; cleaning
and reblocking OF Panamas a spe-
cialty; once our customer. always our
customer. 2il North First Street.
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w. II. SCOTT.

SCOTS OLD MARKET DRUG STORE
Judson Cunningham. manager. is the
PS4UpSuiar drug store Of Richmond
IT'S right" The finest imported olive
OIL IN Quarts, one-half gallon and
gallon cans So the gallon. Scotts
corn plaster Will make a cripple dance
for 10y. l0c.: SCOTS Vegetable Liver
flils. beat all. Toe; Scott's RheGmatio
Mixture does the work. SOC; SCOTS
Wonderful Blood Mixture enriches
the blood and makes IL as pure as an
INFANTS. 81; Scotts Pile Salve Is
wonder. 2oc.: Scotts Nerve Tonic and
Digestive Elixir cures nervous indi-
gcstion. SOC; CunninEham's Elixir of
LIE. nanhood's great restorer, Soc;
cunningham s Royal Remedy and in
lection FOR men never fails SOC; each
truss lifted by an expert; no charge
Tor htt!ug; smoking tobacco, 20c the
pound dried Peach chewing tobacco,
DC. the plug. Right prices and polite
attention; mail orders a specially.
SCOTS Antiseptic Soap is the finest
SKIN soap made. only. l0c cake
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HIGHLAND PARK. 1900 BLOCK EMS
low Avenue. lot 70x1iO, eight rooms;
price, $4,000.
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J'or SaIe

s50o-HIGH GRADE PLAYER-PIANO.
o5S1'. almost new: mahogany case
OF latest design, free music included:
little payments. CRAFTS, Broad, al
Second Street.
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HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL,

I S nsr 'n apgs soHs Gf The %
9iy Ere ins
6 osr y wto for
% hen writing for
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HIGHLAND PARK. SECOND AVENUE.
near Methodist Church. new. eight
rooms. lot 521a Xl40: price $3.50
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NJ. c. MANN & co. 915 Hull. STREET.
Phone Madison 56S7
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BARTON HEIGHTS. 100 BLOCK
North Avenue. eight rooms, hot
water heat. lot 11ox135; price, So
$50: terms to suit
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BETWEEN BARTON HEIGHTS AND
Highland Park, eight rooms. latrobe
heat. three and one-eighth acres;
price, $500.
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THE QUALITY OF OUR WORKMAN
ship the best guarantee we have;
call at the VERA HAT WORKS, al
North First Street. and let US clean
or remodel YOUR old hat
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IF YOU HAVE FARMS FOR SALE,
list them with WHITE & CO and
get results
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KfaI Gstate Eor SaIf

Gtut SStntt Jul SdtE
sINGREY & DRAPER OFFER THIS
week suburban bargains as follows:
CHESTNUT HILL.
Ho 2daaTe rom 2P EIGHT ETC ii R 20 ONE
Locomotive Works, $4,000.
HIGHLAND PARK.
PRETTY sEvEN-Roo HOUSE. ALL
iimprovements and large double lot
Tor $500; on car line.
Fam 2a",I, OF o,, 8! ACRES AND FOUR
room cottage at Moseley's Junction
FOR Sl,S0O; good buildings.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
TWO PRETTY NEW HOUSES ON
East Tenth Street, Southside, seven
roi,I each; detached; bath, hot and
modern in detail! and low in price;
$500 each.
SEVEN PINES LINE (TEN MINUTES
walk from lakewood carr. cottage
with three acres fine land; $4,000.
PRETTY LOT on oAKwooD AVE
nue.: 1900 block, 6oxl25 more or less.
at s25 per foot
slX,go3M COTTAGE At WOOD.
property at $4,000
THREE PRETTY BUNGALOWS IN
~. .exl4o. 7oX14o and 14ox146; $500
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND WELL
built home in Highland Park; modern
in every respect; contains reception
with American Heating System. etc.
Price, 5000.
FARM OF so ACRES, 90 MILES OUT;
plenty of good ,outbuildings and good
six-room dwelling; land in good
farm eiight, minutes from station.
Ninth Street over Fosters
$500 WILL BUY NEW TEN-RooM
corner residence. West End. Address
owner ll9o West Broad. Phone
HOUSE FOR RENT FOR THE SUM
IN the hoaas TF FG0q ssaaf Tass
Ashland. Va
FOR SALE. BY OWNER. a THIRTY
foot lot on Chimborazo Boulevard. at
$50 per foot. Madison 7151.
sE III y PWEL LIN g. COOP RE 81;
property. ziMMERMANN & CO. IS
North Seventh Street.
NICE COUNTRY HOME, CONVENIENT
station, 4 rev minutes run to city,
on easy terms. B 46, care Times
Dispatch
TWO SMALL HOUSES AS FIRST
class investment, rented, and in good
condition; city water 955. care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. NEW HOUSE IN WOOD
corner lot; hot and cold water; ali
modern Improvements. Phone OWN
Err Madison 6l47-J.
$40 PER FOOT. NET CASH, FLOYD
Of ' Boulevard. A as, care eN Tines mess
Dispatch
WANTED, TO TRADE $500 WORTH
of improved property ono mortgage)
for some lots. * SS4. care Times
Dispatch
ONE ACRE AND FOUR ROOM COT |
tage close to car line cheap il sold
at once X $50. care Times dispatch. |
FOR SALE, PARK AVENUE LOT. 80 |
feet front, between Meadow and
Rowland Streets. Apply 615 Brook
FOR SALE. FLOYD AVENUE LOT |
1867.
lOo-ACRE FARM, WITH a GOOD !
ddwelling house and barn; 10 miles |
niles miles from Z. On g. Railway oSu depot,
vation, and will be sold this week
nice cows, lots Of po1itry and all the the
for $4,000. Half cash. balance easy.
M ELS s &C. ne nels oi East re Man
] HAVE 4 TRACT OF LAND OF NEAR |
ly 200. acres not far from Richmond !
and and close to railroad station. good /
build 6nildin Ms and os some 1902 to 5000
good for saw. Will trade for some |
good, rental property in city. II not |
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, SEE
our farm sales manager, Mr.. w.
jackson
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REAL ESTATE SPECIALS.

REAL ESTATE SPECIALS.
Monument Avenue lot. east OF West,
Sll5 per foot.
Bread Street, near where the new mil
See us for prices, etc.
Three houses in Jackson Ward. good
condition, renting for S27O per year.
$3.50 cash: balance long time. All
Sixteen acres fronting on railroad at
station. eight miles OF Richmond: ten
and all fenced. several new poultry
houses; new barn; very good six
room house; young orchard. shade.
tersburg car line. besides five trains
daily stop on place. This Is a very
attractive little place. nicely located
and good neighborhood and neigh
bors. The land alone is worth at the
least $4,000. but good reason for
sseellins - everything, complete for
New brick store. Jackson Ward. Brook
Avenue. renting for $3.50: $4,000.
The above are specials for quick sale.
GEO. G; POINDEXTER & CO.. 2l1
Mutual Building.
GARRETT & co.
BARTON HEIGHTS HOUSE. 5o-FooT
lot: we'll rented: $3.50 for quick sale.
' houses. rented s2io. For G Quick y sale ale
$4,000; easy terms.
sEvEN-RooM MODERN HOUSE IN
large lot VIII 1I' self cheap and DIR on
easy terms.
GOOD EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE
on North Ninth Street; fine renter.
WIN trade for West End lot.
THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN CLUB
View. Win trade for city income
property.
s6,25o FOR GOOD TEN-RooM RESI-
denco in 100 block East Clay st.
$40 PER FOOT FOR HIGHLAND
Park lot.
GARRETT & CO.
l112 East Main.
BAKER -STERRETT- GULL CO
FLOYD AVENUE HANDSOME HOME.
eleven rooms, for $500; owner leav-
ing city.
CHAFFIN STREET HOME OF EIGHT
rooms. modern conveniences. $4,000.
LIBBY HILL HOME. FRONTING ON
Park. Ten rooms, with modern con-
BOULEVARD. CHURCH HILL IL
room handsome brick home, with all
conveniences. $500
LAMB AVENUE. HANDSOME HOME
OF eleven rooms. and conveniences,
for $4,000.
LAMB AVENUE HOME OF EIGHT
rooms and modern improvements. for
$4,000
ENSLoW AVENUE. EIGHT-RooM
frame house. corner lot. modern, for
$500
ENSLOw AVENUE. EIGHT ROOMS.
with modern improvements for $4,000.
BARGAINS IN GINTER PARK. BAT
terry Court. West End. and Church
Hill Unimproved property
BAKER STERRETT-G GULL CO.
1928 Mutual Building. Madison T077.
WILL TRADE CHESTERFIELD CoUN-
" farm for city property: ten acres
fenced, siXroom dwelling and out
buildings: one mile to car stop;
$4,000. ZIAfAIERAI.ANN & CO, %
North Seventh Street.
WOULD LIKE TO TRADE SOME LOTS
In Westhampton for Cadillac or
Overland machine. * $50. care
Times Dispatch.
ONE OF THE INCEST HOMES ON
Grove Avenue below Lombardy; ten
largo rooms in perfect condition. Can
be bought at a bargain from owner.
The reason OF selling, needs money.
Apply c SO, care Times-Dispatch.
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49-ACRE FARM. ELEVEN MILES
from city. on railroad: good seven
room house. large barn. seven chicken
houses, orchard of about 500 trees
VIII take five-acre farm near car
line as part payment.
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PARK AVENUE. NEW BRICK FLATS.
all conTeniences. $500. Rent. $40
annum
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH FEATHERS-TAKE; YOUR
old feathers to THURSTON,S: they
VIII make them new again. THURS
TONS, No. PIT North First Street
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FOR SALE BY NJ. C. MANN X co, 9I5
Hull Street.
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BRING YOUR LARGE PANAMAS AND
have them cut down to this year S
style, any desired width. VERA
Monroe 900
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SEND Us $50 AND WE WILL SHIP
prepaid so of our Havana filler Key
West Bouquet cigars from factory to
smoker. WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO.,
Lynchburg, Va.
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1900 BLOCK FLOYD AVENUE, BRICK.
latrobe heat. lot 13xl0O. eight rooms;
price, $4,000.
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liamsburg Road, only 1-2 miles
from city; no building. Price reason
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1oo-ACRE FARM NEAR WESTHAMP
ton: good house and outhuildings
VIII sell at a bargain or trade fo
city property.
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HOSE! HOSE.

JOB LOT GOOD GRADE. SEE US AT
once. VAUGHANS. opposite Cohen
Co Madison lO4
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RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING.

MEMS PANAMA HATS CLEANED
bleached. blocked. retrimmed: any
style: straw hats cleaned, 25 cents;
silk. soft and stif hats cleaned and
blocked. AMERICAN HAT CO.. Fifth
and MarEhall Streets
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CLAY STREET. 500 BLOCK WEST;
eight rooms. brick: good condition;
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SEVEN NICE TOP BUGGIEs. GOOD
condition 10 and $50 Several cheap
ones. One heavy wagon. used only
two months. suitable for heavy haul
ing. TWO open wagons, light. suit
and $40 Look these over. They
may suit. MEYERS SONS, 73l