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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-05-30
AesTRAcT OF STATEMENT
For kha Wear Endinc December 3
n " n fQ4

& \, a. d. 1912
OF the condition and al
Ct. Paul Fire and Marine
ct. Paul, Minnesota, organ
the laws of the state OF
made to the Commissioners Q
OF the state of North Dakoti
ance! OF the laws OF said Ut,
President-E r. Bigelow.
Vice President. q. SIKH
6ocretary-A w. Perry.
Principal Ofhce-St. Paul,
Attorney for Service OF
the State OF North Dakota:
Of
Location, lBismarck, N. d.
Organixed or Incorporated
Commenced business May,
CAPITAL
Amount Of capital stock
paid up In full .........
ASSETS 81
Value of. real estate owned
BY the company ........
Loans on bonds and mort
Railroad bonds and stocks:
State, city. county and
other bonds ............
Bank stocks ..............
Miscellaneous bonds ......
Loans on collateral secure
Cash on hand and in bank.
Interest due and accrued.
Premiums 10 course of coll
! lection and transmission.
Bills receivable, not ma
tured. taken for. risks.
tAll other sums due to the
pany. due from Resins.
Co.'S for return prem
ium1 and losses paid 81.
Century Fire Ins. Co, Sc
cured by $22,1s8.46 farm
notes. not due ..........
F-|UI N..-a...- N--rF.H aI.rH| aHts." =a-.#nAfEI
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:
Premiums received during
the year ...............
Interest and dividends re-
ceived during the year. /.
Rents received during the
year .................
Agents balances previous
~ charged on ..........
Gross profits. on sale or
maturity OF ledger asseta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

MAIL ORDER OPPORTUNITIES: %
new propositions, 10 competition
make s5c prohi on 81 c,~der: corn
nlct- outft Toe. Mali. DEALERS
WHDLESALE HOUSE. ga Frank
I'm Bldg Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
VIRGINIA EXILES
COMING BACK HOME
Too Many Birds Out of Old
Nest-Good Things
They Left.

The facts and figures below. which
for convenience are now taken from
the Manufacturers Record. nave been
used in the Industrial SECTION before.
but they arc worth frequent repeti-
ton that they. may be often studied.
The Record says:
Newspapers Of Virginia arc discuss
ing with considerable enthusiasm the
plan OF great home coming In 1915
OF eX,led Virginians. Should the plan
be carried out and result In most Of
the eNiled remaining IN their ,native
state. the Old Dominion would receive
an impetus that would place il far in
the lead of many other States OF the
country, According to tho latest fig
ures available there were 2.i6t,Sl5 ma
lives of Virginia in tho United states
In 1910. OF that total, i.S43.i52 we're
iN.-ing In other States At the same
time, 1SS.SS6 natives Of other states
were living in Virginia making the
total population natives of the United
States living in Virginia 2.0S2o3S.
In the Interchange OF population
tho balance against Virginia was ,s2.-
soT. OF the total number OF exllcs
from Virginia. 27l.ili were living in
states outside the South and s55.2Se in
other southern states as follows: West
Virginia, S3,ai3 District of,Columbia.
52.Tli; Maryland. i5.Sl6. North Caro-
lima, 2?,2ea; Missouri, 24.629 Tonnes-
see, e3,229; Texas. Isis: Kentucky,
tS,54l. Arkansas. s,5G9. Louisiana. a.
$50. and Florida, 1907, and south Caro-
lima. ,3,i22. In this exchange with
other Southern states. Virginia re-
ceived 1885. as follows: From North
Carolina, 73.7i3 Maryland. t5.2S9;
West Virginia. 12.a57. Tennessee. l2-
sos kentucky, S.T5i: District Of Co
'umb!a. 5,l49; South Carolina. 3.7s5:
Georgia, o.6se: Alabama. 1858: Mis-
souri,. 1929; Texas. s07: Florida. 40:
mississippi. ga; Louisiana. SO; Arkan-
sas, 400. and Oklahoma. 100
Even before the war and subse-
luent general decentralization. natives
OF Virginia travelled far aneld and
made their records upon tho history
OF the country. Many exiles ~ later
generations have made their marks
wherever they have settled. and, have
been influential in the development OF
the country. IL they could all come
home and tell their stories. mostt
Interesting and Inspiring exposition
would be made. and 1t is believed that
not a few OF them would discover that
Virginia offers Just as great induce
ments for tho exercise Of productive
energies as the regions where they
now have their home. IL not greater
ones"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
Cotices

OYSTERS FURNISHED THE YEAR
round amy style. BIJOU CAFE
RESTAURANT SIG East Broad
NEW AND SECOND HAND CAR
rri1agees and busgies. r. II BOSHER'S
WHY ANNOY YOUR FRIENps or
borrow from loan sharks or pawn
brokers whom you can negouate a
loan on your watch. diamonds.
1ewelry or .silverware al a reason
apie rate OF interest at tho COUIT-
ABLE LOAN SOCIETY? All bust
ness strictly confidential Special
0Hices FOR ladies' consultation. second
noot. 500 East Broad Street
TO ~ GIVEN AWAY-ANY MUSEUM.
coiicGe. library, public park or cNjl :
urcn playground committee desti-
lnS 70 secure free =lfts OF part or
az OF the iiartriR kallev Museum.
picture gallery. library or half-in
ter"St IN literary, musical. dramatic
arr ana literary productions. may
learn pa[ticuiars By addressing with
stamp MFRS tLLA iiARTRIG s.
BAILEY, 2621 Chestnut street. In
dianapolis Ind, I 5 A.
IF YOU BELIEVE FIRE 'Wfk.. BT.RT-
i,nSure your property with GEE
BROS. llo5 Porter street. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

teen selected Industries tho rate OF wass
IN the United States Is ascertnincd to be a
most double tina, In the United Kingdom
" hiIe the expenditure for wages for every
SLooo added by manufacture to the value OF
maAerials ,.i IS $40 IN the United states as
other words. white wages IN this country
are nearly TOO per cent higher. the labor
cost OF production is about Is per cent
cheaper.
rhere Is nothing now in tho fncts here set
torth me nEures. proceeding az they do
from authoritative source. only give CON
hrmation tn what has long been known to all
students Of comparative production, and
What mas heen stated time and again by
careful and d!sintcrested Investigators of
Industrial conditions here and abroad. Their
value consists In the facts that they COM
pieteiy destroy the wage argument for high
tarin duties and emphasize the truth that
the only proper standard by which to meas
ure the cost of labor is that OF productive
capacity. Judged by this standard. Ameri-
can labor is the cheapest in the world be-
cause the most efficient If additional proof
OF this were needed, IT may lie found to the
degree Of conclrsivcness In the fact that we
exported during tho last calendar year man
ufactured goods to tho value of 81. 100 600, and
sold them all In countries where the rates OF
wages are lower than here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
Lynchhnrc Tnhpcco Market.

Lynchburg. Va, May 3l.-John y. OeIeshy.
or the Lynchburs Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany tiuc.j, makes the following report OF
leaf tobacco sold on tho LynchburG market:
Sold duriuFfthe month Of May. % 100
pounds. sold from September l. 1911. 10 May
y! i9!. Il, IS7. 500 pounds. sold from September
l. 1912 to May So 1913 1850 900 pounds; de-
crease Tor 1915 3Sei 200 pounds
The crop 81 tobacco was sold much earlier
than usual, the sales for May Icing smaller
than ever known. Prices hold satisfactory
for the quality and condition Of the tobacco.
The rains for the past ten days have made
:; good season for planting tobacco and tho
farmers as II rule have planted what land
they had prepared
Labor Is scarce hut Il IL thought that an
average Cron will he put out AMI IL is osti-
mated that about two-thirds OF IT has al
ready been piaDted.
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FINANCIAL. roLLIEs.
stories OF Wealthy Men Who Were Supposed
TO IIace "Inslde Information"

to IIace inside information"
n, mG,,ns WORK h edited hy the american
some stories out OF school as follows;
Though It is undoubtedly true that the
losses or investors lured into mistakes by
extravaganza advertise ments in conscienceIess
newspapers or hy cunningy written circular
are probably exceeded in amount by the
losses that are made in securities ot doubt
successful business men. Not infroquentiy.
a case Of the latter kind comes, to light.
some man OF great prominence In the hnan-
cial world. He may have been one of
those commonly credited with some mysteri-
ouH faculty FOR achieving success In the in
vestment markets-pcrhaps. of those
whose successes are sometimes ascribed TO
inside information" and other like advan-
taSes not possessed by the average investor
For example. 1t was shown by the expert
appraisal OF the $4,000 900 estate OF the Ia te
Edward II. Hartman that that great rail-
road genius and nnancier had among his
holdings OF securities worthless stocks and
bonds of the par value OF more than 81, coo 600
Several millions OF such securities We're re-
ported by The experts who completed TN April
last their appraisal of the real and personal
property OF the possessor Of the srqat Astor
fortune, who LOST his life In the TitAnic dis
aster In the spring of 1917. And while these
instances being noticed widely In the
current news similar instances 6an be recall
s6d,0oo.GOo estate OF Russell Sage. who died in
1896. reported as worthless miscellaneous
lot OF stocks and bonds amounting 10 about
slooo0oo par value Among the securities In
the 600 estate Of Jay Gould, who died
! in 1892, there were worthless Issues of the
face value OF 5000 600,
But, however striking these examples OF
unwisc Investments made by men so able to
command investment wisdom. there is little
In them that should cause the investor OF
more limited resources to despair From the
lists OF worthless securities held by almost
any wealthy investor like Hartman or an
Astor, IL is necessary to make good many
examinations 10 get nj an estimateN OF the
amount which measures actual error OF
Judgment Many stocks and bonds OF
strange names and characteristics find their
way into the possession 81 such investors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
Zee, Coal ant llinnn

PLATE ICE.
THE BEST FOR ALL USES. IT is
frozen harder than any other ice con-
scquently you use less. and plate ice
is best in quality and purity vet IL
costs no more than ordinary ice 1t
cannot be surpassed for drinking
water and tea. as ii has no bad Ia al =
TYLER " RYAN. 1901 West CARY
street Phone Madison 1873.
SUMMER PRICE ON coal AND WOOD
this month. PENNSYLVANIA and Vir-
splint lump. Pocah ontas washed nut.
and pine blocks. Perfectly dry slab
fox cooking Prices range from $3.50
TO SIS per ton automobile de-
1506lo West Broad Phone Madi-
son 1869.
QUICK FIRES, 40 WASTE USE POI
cahontas Washed Pea Coal for cook
ing. $3.50 per tor delivered SAMUEL
II. COTTRIILL & SOE. 1l03 West
Marshall Street. Telephone Madison
IA.
OR DRY KINDLINCi REDUCED TO
$3.50 and S175 per half-cord during
the summer months Telephone your
orders at once. We can make prompt
delivery. DAVID VI. LEA IL co
CALL MONROE 1916 FOR BEST
grade OF pine. oak or slab wood, an
thracite splint or Briquette coal
Save money and get quick service
1--WE q HARRIS. 1871 East Cary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
RAILROAD WANTED.
People of Capital Of Dmplin County. y. G..
Must Get In Iimeliyht.

NUst IItI III I.ImtIITHI
kenansville, y. c, is trying to get we'll fix
cd Oh the map. l.. \. Beesley. OF that town.
writes that the people there desire to secure
the construction OF railroad from Warsaw.
on the Atlantic Coast Line. into kenansville.
eight miles. through level country. There
has not been any company organized for the
purpose. and the $4,000 OF bonds recently
voted In Kenansville township 10 aid in the
construction of the desired line is in the
nature Of a bonus. and the money can he
given under contract of the County Com
nl!ssioners or Duplin County. OF which Ken
RnsVillc liz the county seat, to any railroad
company 10 build and operate the road. The
railrond need not he bnilt from Warsaw. but
from a connection with any standard gauge
line now in North Carolina. Other induce
nients. Including free rights of way. VIII he
offered. The act Of Legislature under which
the bond issue was voted on May |, permits
any other townships in Duplin County TO
vote similarly aud MP 10 tho amount oI SlHWO
each II is hoped by this method TO obtain
needed transportation facilities.
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@eaIeu ioroposalG

once OF state Highway Comm,iss,ioo,n1>
Richmond. Va. May "a. 1918.
clerks Office, New Castle, Va. until
3 o'clock noon. MONDAY, June q
for the construction OF three steel
bridges in Craig County
Plans and specifications on file MT
the clerks office and at this office
Certified check for $3.50 to accom-
pany each bid.
The .<Sht is reserved To reject any
or all bids
Further information furnished on
application to the undersigned
II. ST. j. WILSON
State Highway Commissioners
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administrators j2otirr

THIS COMPANY. HAVING QUAIL
fed as coadministrator (alonr with
William y Willingham) of the es.
ceased, all persons having claims
against said estate will please nra
sent them to tho Virginia Trust Com
pRny FOR payment; and those indebted
ment 10 this company
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Coadministrator of Andrew b. VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

WANTED. TO EXCHANGE My FARM
near city. FOR n home in West End
Give location and price. eli, care
TimcF- Dispatch
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flats ll,antru

FLAT WANTED For SEPTEMBER /
'Couple without children desire n
four or hYe-room unfurnishcd self
CONTAINED nat or ono with all con
tween goo ana 1900 block west. rent
must be moderate. references given;
new flat preferred. Address h 1856
care Times DisDatch
MARRIED COUPLE WANTS THREE
rooms tunfurnished1 Rents about
$40. Address i 1911. care Tlmes-Di
patch
COUPLE WANTS THREE or FOUR
room flat, with bath. water i'm Kitchen
ana gas Please state price. \ %.
care Times Dispatch
WANTED. FOR \ LADY AND DAJjCU
ter flat of three or four rooms in
central or West End Of city. Adj
dress 500 East Leigh Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
Office Of Collector Of City Taxes
City Hall, Room l07.
Notice to Taxpayers

City Taxes for 1918 are due and pay
able June L. TO 30. inclusive.
The city ordinances provides that
one-half may be paid in June and the
remaining half IN December. Failure
To pay all or one-half in June incurs
= penalty of > per cent on the whole
amount. which is due AT once, and If
not paid before SEPTEMBER l, the
collector is required To levy. with costs
added
rERsoNs Nt MALE Ok f"' FnMA fEsji Mo Mhc
own personal property, or hold personal
property as .tduciary, and all parties
conducting business in the city of
Richmond COT whatever nature) are as
sessed and will please call and settle
so MS 10 avoid delinquency
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STOOD ON land hooks on January ST.
1918, and see that YOU get all your
bills; property transferred February
J or later stands In name of owner in
1872
This is the only vice required by
law; please give it PROMPT ATTEN-
TON. MS under the ordinance . per
cent penalty viii be added To the whole
Dill after June 80.
Washington Ward taxes. etc. must
he paid al the office OF the Deputy Col
lettor. Tenth and Hull Streets
HERBERT l.. HULCE,
Collector OF Taxes CITY of Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
n,Gm-rRrcED LABOR CHEAP.

The Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic Com
nnercc. which has hecu investigating the
comparative efficiency OF labor In this coun-
Try and abroad. finds that in British fac
tories nearly is per cent more power and
lahorcrs arc required TO obtain results. meas
ured Ia the value added py.manufacture" as
compared with the United States. In seven.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

plenty Of style and speed; n bargain
To quick buyer. Apply 10 South
Foushec. or phone Madison 1Q3
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NORTH CAROLINA
INDUSTRIAL BITS
Development All Along the Line
in the Good Old North
State.
ne Burlincton News says:

The Burlington News says:
TIE Piedmont Railway and Electric
Co made purchase Of the entire equip
ment during the past week for It's
ncw generating electric station in Ala
nance County for 1900 horse power
designed for an ultimate capacity OF
5000 horse power II is TO be ready
for operation within four months un-
der penalty Of $50 n day 4 lake OF
100000 gallons OF water will be
formed near the present electric rail
way power plant for its operation"
The Jefferson Recorder says:
~ large number OF sawmlls are
busy now cutting cross ties and bridge
timber along the line OF the Virginia
Carolina Railroad. There are several
mills about Baldwin and Todd. and
large amounts Of ties and bridge work
are now being hauled and packed up
on the right of way a Todd"
r. II. Anderson. OF Boston. Mass
and the operator or SILK mills there.
is in Durham looking over conditions
with the view of establishing there
SILK manufacturing plant. and Dur
ham is giving him the glad hand.
The Charlotte Chronicle says:
Work is beginning in Charlotte
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FINE DRIVING; AND SADDLE; HORSE;
city broke: also buggy and harness:
VIII sell sngly or together; can be
seen at any time. DIR EMMETT. ZIG
DIST ErRMklin. NIadisnn I39A
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Eoarb lllanten

WANTED BOARD FOR Family of
I'VE adults on Or near car limo. CON
Xenicnt TO city. Address 26O6 East
Broad Street
ONE FURNISHED AND ONE UNFUH-
nishcd room, with board for three.
Must he centrally located Address
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aeouItry, pets ann pibe stoek

tcrrler puppies for sale Satisfaction
given 1900 West Broad street.
FOR SALE, a NICE GENrLE P ,5.d
l. l62. care Times Dispatch.
PONIES FOR sALE-SHETLAND AND
Welsh of highest type and auality.
a speciality made of furnishing foun.
dat!9n herds MoN II. d%,Sy.
All South Laurel street.
THOUSANDS OF BABY CHICKS DIE
ever season from improper feeding.
c SPYe Gaos by 3nS as W j" 9 Dry MasS
s8&Sa. isss A2 orl.s Skin Street
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD WORK MULE.
Phone Madison 1861.
FOR SALE, FAST DRIVING HORSE,
Fou s or pu phone MaGison 7oa' ''u'"
ONE BAY MARE. SIN YEARS OLD,
bugey and harness. IL. T.. GRIFFIN &
BRO. G23 North Seventeenth street.
FINE DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSE;
Will sell singly or together; can be
seen At any time. DIR ENNET1'. 2i6
East Franklin Madison 739a
FOR SALE COMBINATIONS RIDING
My DR. CHARLES EPPS. Monroe
1917. or Madison 21S9-J.
WHITE LEGHORN HENS. IN SECOND
laying season. twentythree for $50
eggs daily - r TALMAN, 700
Wickham street. Barton Heights. Va.
RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS. FIFTEEN
10 setting, 81 j.. I. TALMAN, 700
NICE BIG; BLACK HORSE. FIVE
LEO: sound. kind and fearless: good
worker in all harness 1917 Taylor
FOR SALE. TWO VIRGINIA. RAISED
horses one family broke. Apply No
10 south Morris.
FOR SALE. HORSE. SUITABLE FOR
delivery wagon. Price SG5. Address
q. care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD RIDING AND
driving horse. city broke; kind and
address i A. bAViDso is2' . s. South tn
Richmond.
GENUINE BROWN LEGHoRN EGGS,
- cents per setting. WALLER
TAiLoh & son, lo9 North Eight
zenith Street.
FOR SALE BROWN MARE, SIX
Years old. sound; weighs 100
pounds; would sell reasonably 1924
Venablc Street.
ONE FINE MULE, FIVE YEARS OLD
weight 1850 pounds; one fine mule
eleven years old. weight 500 pounds;
GOOD. useful workers, in prime con
dition: 70 be sold bargain. CRULL'S
STABLES
RlNGLE1T BARRED ROCK AND
White Wyandotte eggs. 81 per set
ting OF fifteen. 50 pei 100 fertility
guaranteed Day -old chicks. IL cents
each. BLoOM1NGDAIE POULTRY
FARM Dumbarton, Va. Madison
5OG5 r.
FOR SALE. ONE EXCEPTIONALLY
inc brood mare and vear-old colt
perfect beauty. w.: have to be
seen TO be appreciated. Would sell
separately. Phone Monroe 1924 or
address T y. DAVIDSON, Ills East
Cary street. CITY
FOR SALE. FINE JERSEY cow AND
calf Apply No lT07 Boston Avenue
South Richmond, Va.
GOOD SOUND FIVE-YEAR-OI.D
mare: weight about l.I5O pounds
VIII sell reasonable. y 1875 care
Iimes- DISPATCH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

q TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM :
KY bers OF Henrico Union Lodge.
/N No. 100, a., K. * y. M.-please
attend stated communication of your
lodge to be held at Masonic Hall.
Twenty-hfth street. MONDAY EVE
MING at z r. NJ Members OF sister
lodges and transient brethren frater-
nnlly invited TO be present,
By order OF the Worshipful Master
{. f. HUGHES, Secretary.
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a9rftfnGs

THE NEXT MEETING OF THE. VIR-
ginia state Board of Dental Exami-
ners, for the examination of appli-
cants, viii be held in Richmond. va
commencing June 10. 1913. . a. NJ
For further particulars address DR.
J. +. ST1FF, Secretary. Fredcricks-
burg, Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Linton Coated
, Paper Company will he held at the
office OF the company. corner Cover
nor and Ross Streets. Richmond. Va.
on MONDAY, June =. 1918. at noon.
Is. w. LIPSCOMB,
Secretary
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Business opportunity

FOR. WILL SACRIFICE TO
pNhck buyer my restaurant and
twenty rooms i'm Norfolk. Va. doing
socd business have bust
ness in Richmond and cannot
attend to restaurant and rooms +:
good location. 4 money-maker.
rooms pay all expenses Address w.
X NEW AN, General Delivery
WANTED, HUSTLING MAN WITH
three hundred dollars to take third
interest in a manufacturing business.
Can he made TO pay five thousand
per year. Address r.. c. Policy,
General Delivery, Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH CoNNEC-
ton parlOr phone. bath. electric
lights. 4l9 West Main street
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SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS OF THE.
BUILDING INSPECTORS OFFICE.
FROM JANUARY


..uIhIeE 6e1E
>uihoef OF permits in
i.stna ted cost
ttons and in May.
vork uthozed In May
g
%A'e-"so -
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simultaneously on two new hotels And
II may be remarked that very hard :
headed and conservative business men
are at the head OF each OF these en-
terprises, so that il is pretty safe
shot that there is room for both OF
them. The experience of Charlotte
has shown that new hotels do not
hurt the old ones. but simply add to
the volume Of business in the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

cupy nicely furnished room, with
privilege OF phone and bath. Apply
lki6-A Wcst ,;rMce.
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WANTED TWO CENT ESiE% TO OC-
cupy two we'll furnished rooms
southern exposure. steam heat. cleo
irlc lights near bath. use ~ t"le-
phone and all home comforts 1900
tlock. West Grace Street. Call Mad
icon GgaS-I
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
70 couple for light housekeeping :.
everything furnished. G03 North
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TWO uNFuRNISHED CONNECTING
rooms on second floor at lOT East
Grace Madison l0i3-J. Make APP
pointmcnt hl phone
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM SECOND
floor. also large hall rooms, on
Grace. between Third and Fourth.
Apply ZIG North Third Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

TWO CONNECTING ROOMS. cont
plctcly furnished for housekeeping
hath adjoining 705 East Leigh