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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Suther QcaoemY,
Gilbert Sea, minn.

Mpiierne bar / ben Ienere Tio bapt
noltilligt at berette ON Ifilutnin9sfc.
tier peo bore norif-amerifanife Sfo.
Ter. Get funbe ba farife life bore
l,b al Srben ON 0i,tber Mcabemp To-
Ser bsre fra Jig / "Toltens" SpaIter,
iiPr ga @faoemiet Iiager fnapt et
bunoreoe Mil ira "Eoltens" 9on-
torer.
afaoemiet bar netcp aflliittct lit
26oe S%foleaar.
Snpoag Sen 7be Stunt bolbtes 9ac.
calaureate -TrGoifen at Sfolens &c.
itprer, Taltor Sboen. TrGbifenen
bar prGget al mere emo alminoelig
glluor, ga oct oeiaa par Gaitor Sbo.
ems Miifeosprpoifen Tom geltprer
for Sfolen. Ser bar ban pirfet meo
itor 9roifa6 / mango Ior, % / en-
meget %betpoelis 8rao fremmet Sfo.
lens G9flt.
Com en- lioen Yaaifipnnelie al
al bans fortienitfuloe Irbeibe blep
ban Mfanoags Iftelt, peo cit "Sup.
per-, iom gapeS al Sfolens 29rere
Tor Stilbenterne og SfolebeItprel len,
operraft en- Tengeqape.
Noitor $. 8. Sobnion, iom err Er9-
iibent for Sfolens @oarb of Srult.
cc'S, operrafte 8apen. Der bar en-
imnf Seilitemning oper oct belle.
Meo Slntninqserumen blep man
f9roi9 Snsbag Sen 10oe. Iftenen
iorllb iif Observation-Disclosures gleper
Mnlebning til at aipe Ell Trepe paa
bpoo De bapoe lrrt / Iurets Sch, Oct
bar en- meeet pcllpffet &oncert, iom
gap tpbelig @epis for at Sfolen bar
gooe muiifalife ar1itcr, og at Sfos
len bar / Wtiis Ncietta 6. Slion, en-
ualminbelig iIinf MuIiflGrerinbe.
SorSbag Sen lite Sum- bolbtes
Sen e9entliae Miilutningsieit Spno'
ocfirfen. Sptten iiitge MGno %
apinoer graouereoe / Be forlfiellige
Surfer.
Soleren for 8rabuenterne bar ioar
Hroi. >. 6. @ranbt fra 2lltb. Seml-
mar. Tou eneelif talte ban oper Che
maet "@enifab" % ifilbrcbe bets itore
SnoflpoeIie pna 2ipet. Ealen pil
lUrac minbes al ollie iom bsrte oen.
@iifeostaIen for &lasien bolotes
al Miis Waraaret Sanion.
Vrof Shcen talte oaiaa til 8ra.
ouenternc o. inbflettet / fine @emerf'
ninaer @etpbnineen Of 8lasiers
|allproe: "2aindeo but not an
hpreb."
Siplomaer bIep operraft til isl9cn-
Sc i 9utber College Treparotorp
ca Icaoemp Gonrie: gernbolof
@lom, 9ernt Gllertien. Margaret
Sonion, Manbline Soel. Sliper
Scpe, SIai Sermunoitao, emma
Mioboe. Sobauna Msrf, TaIma
M~ortenlon, Talmer Harpeiun. Isnes
Ipgaaro, Srpin Gait.
Commercial Gouic: Ilfreb gri,b.
pif, Sbcoborc G.Iemetion, @iert
@icrtIon, 9beoSore Sallium.
Sbcrthano ans Sppepritins
Gouric: aba Sobnion.
5orsoaa aiten bapbe alnmmiior.
euinaen lit Iarsmsoe. gene gmbehs.
inbebapere blep islacnbe: Yr9iioent,
2. &. 2. Suso; Sicepr9iioent. 8.
Sobniou: Scfret9r. Clara SobnS-
rub: aasierer, Senrp Ialle. @iee.
prGiiSent for Commercial Goirie.
Gpnrao Taulion.
1crpaa iuIete ben aarliac Ilnm'
nibanfet, peo bpilfen opcr ct bnnore.
De Gerioner hGnfeoes. Ero'. 2. Z.
Dion blep e%nitemmis palgt tl,,soait'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
3Nrntuuu.
Nnt Gnlminriclifa6.

"UE N1HFEHNTNFTI"V StNI SNNt
60. al WtuaieIibeu er ct npIig orga-
~lrileret Selifab, Ser bar fisbt 8ala-
lin @oIlep Wtiling Cos 9ampanlG9
I Belgrade % Sen tore Seiientaifine
/ Northipeit enforcement Cos Wfi-
lie peo Wountain Sioe npr Gbeitnut,
og set belle ifnl ienoes til Mltslel-
ibea. bpor enoel pproiiulbe auleien.
BONNIE ltal aoble@.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
MinusCntu.
Wurman Gountps Rpbnooer. %,

man 9ountps aamIe SettIere holot
iorIeoen III nIenoe norIiae N2eoc !
ScIber9 mfo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yreus og @ipernsr eberbart ion,
IeitoIere. RGite Mars @see oil al.
boloes / Senorum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Lutheran Ladies' Seminary
A College for Girls
Red Wing. Mimi.

Get 21be SfoIeaar bespuber b. She Sept.
1914. yiser Der snifer at saa poa Ell beiere
Stole Dor operpeis bpiIte SOrbele Yiseifolen
| Reb Wins bar at bpbe.
Gen bar IS 9erere / fin 5ienefe. Ter Irgs
ges 0inb paa nm at aniGtte triite~lieiinbeoe
% pei ifitteoe gRrere. Sfoleus gp9nin9er
er foripnebe meb MODERN sSnprppements,
W9relferne er Ipie os rumelise, % geIissens
beoen y opermaabe paffer. Gnbpibere bar
eleperne @aI9st meIem ieIsenbe aurier:
Junior College, Seminary. Preparatory. kom,l Course
u h~cusehele Science. Home Economy. Bookkeeping,
Shorthand, TypewritIng, ~Elocution, Art. $ Niniifafbe.
alnssn uMbsroiies VianofviI. gang. CrseIfpil 90
sttltnariets npe aatnIos fnaes pto at ffriut til MI.
~nieloei'er Dor re meb bet ferite iaa at W9reIie fan hires.
Rev. H. ALLEN, RED WING, MINI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
CAN THIS Be TRUE?
SOLONS TANGO|NG
Charged That Fancy Steps Are
Delaying the Nations
P,,c;pace
Business.
LspecIal 70 INC rlmes. plspatch. ]

l2'cCihi 10 Inc Inn cS- DlSpatcn.J
Washington. +, bruary 23.-Lcading
legislators denied day that tn. al
iurements of the tango maXiine- H. ST.
tation epidemic Kept them from the
business OF the nation rs charged by
senator kon%on in Il philadelphia
.pt sch last night
;, Rcpresentatiye Mann. Republican
Itader, generally on the alert to charge
Demociatc members with dilatorincss,
termed the accusation rank bunk"
wish more of the fellows up hero
would break loose in the tango" he
said. IT would wake them up
Progressive Leader Murdoch nodestly
admitted Il little tango efficiency. He
said:
congressman arc too busy for social
. gayet.es. The only time most Con
gressmen break loose is on Saturday
night BY that tim. many OF us arc
ready 70 tango or do anything else
mat VIII bring legitimate diversion -
-Four other tangolsts of the House are
understood 10 be Representative Nc
keliar, Representative Campbell. Rep
! Gerry
or The Senate side. few OF Senator
| henyons colleagues could be found
/ VINO would indorse his views Senator
4 Hok' Smith, of Georgia who is said to
/ he learning some Of the new steps, re-
! FUSED to discuss the question and Sena
! toy sutherland declared that the tango
! had not as vet threatened the United
/ states Constitution.
senator Po!ndcxter was sure the de
| lay In congressional business was no,
! due TO dancing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

:, Miss Annie r. Belcher. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs II. 4. Belcher. OF Prince
George County. who has been i'll at
the Petersburg Hospital for the past
three weeks has been removed TO the
home of her relative. Mrs, John Har.
yell. on East Washington Street The
is convalesccnt and expects To return
home shortly.
The revival at the Memorial Metho-
dist Church will be continued through
this week. During the servicesoyester
day there were eleven conversions.
Tho recent rains and SHOWS have
caused q freshet in the river The
water to-day is nearly level with the
wharves, but no damage Is expected.
There was no formal observance OF
WashinEton's birthday here to- day be-
yond the closing Of the banks and pub
lie buildings.
Snow has been falling heavily since
O'clock this afternoon
The trunk and woodworkcrS of the
city met Tonight and installed their
newly elected officers
Charles 4. Turner, well-known con-
tractor Is quite sick at his home in
Harrison street
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Hinson, OF Dunn,
y. C.. who have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. r., H. Core for a week past,
left for their homo to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

w ere resuscitatcd after two hours hard
work by Or c. c. Hudson. the city
health officer.
Walker. who is also employed at the
bakery. went to the plant at IL o'clock
on Sunday night and found the men.
a. he thought. sleeping on the floor.
While about his duties the darkey sud
denly became faint. and as he went to
get u drink OF water he saw the two
men on the noor clutching at their
breasts laboring tor breath. Realizing
that there was something amiss, ana
becoming dizzy himself. he made for
the door and ran block to the court
house, where he summoned officers.
When they reached the plant In a few
minutes, they found both men limp
and unconscious. A sickly ,odor was
noticed. and the police opened the vim
dows. and after calling the city health
officer, they tried to revive the men, but
failed DR.. Hudson dragged both men
TO the door. and with the aid of officers.
forced them to action and they slowly
came to after they had been given heart
stmulants. Upon Investigation. 1t was
discovered that the oven. heated b.;
coal. was giving Off carbon monoNide
fumes Both bakers laid down at Z
o'clock to await the rising OF large
trough of dough. When too overcome
to walk, they found that they were
being overcome and made futile at
tempt TO get TO the door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
keal estate fDr Rent

OCEAN VIEW COTTAGES FOR RENT
or sale. we haze about twenty cot
taEes at WilIoughby. about twenty
five at Ocean View. and about twenty
on cottage line for rent. So'lc ex-
ctllent for boarding: others for pri-
waite use. Also mauv bargains for
sale. w. T DAUGHTRY & CO. 3l9
A"cad" Building, Norfolk. Va.
FOR RENT. BY OWNER, AT RE
duced rent 1912 Park Avenue All
modern improvements; recently reno
waited: entire new plumbing: eight
rooms. With alc>Ne. hot water heat
Monroe 23i5.
/ HAVE a NICELY ARRANG ED
warehouse for rent on railroad sid
ing: every convenience: cheap rent;
IN the heart OF business district.
nntch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Denths Rrnorted.

Mrs. Roselle HOLMAN, aged sixty
four years. widow of William HOLMAN.
died on Saturday afternoon az her
home at Swift Creek. in Chesterfield
County, after a long period OF Ill
health. She is survived by seven chill
dren. all of Chesteriield-W. NJ. j. c..
Misses Willie X. and Grace HOLMAN.
Mrs. Lula Mayes. Mrs. Addie Maycs and
Mrs. 9. L. Beard-also by u sister. Mrs.
Roberta Russell, of South Richmond.
Following several weeks illness.
Archer Jones, aged forty-eight years.
died this morning at his home on Mel
vile street. Mr.. Jones came from Isle
of Wight County, and he had only been
living in Petersburg about one month.
He Is survived by his wife. one sis
ter and six children--all OF Isle OF
Wight The body will be taken to
his former home In that county to-
morrow morning for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
personals

LESSER, THE LADIES TAILOR, THE,
only in town who makes specially
OF altering all kinds of ladies gar
menls into the latest fashion Every
garment altered III my establishme n t
Is done under my personal super
vision. Prices moderate and work
satisfactory. THE RALEIGH APART
MENTS, Harrison and Franklin
Streets. Phone Madison 1923
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
a HUGH ES'S. 209 North Third ST.
JIM INGLEs. OR ENGALLS. WORKED
for Roberts & Schaofer in December,
1912; lived near Sinks Grove. sW. Va
VIII pay your expenses and time to
Atlanta and return witness in
Spcncers case. Wire address quick
G. b. ATKINS, 257 Gambler Annex.
Atlanta. Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

4 TEN-TON STIFF-LEG DERRICK
with sixty-foot hoom; used few
weeks; exactly like new. All tim
bcTS are squared long-lcaf Georgia
pine VIII cell at attractive price ii
moved at once. +. O.. Box 4S3, Nor
fOlk. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Times Dispatch Bureau,
8 Boilingbrook street.
phone laSE
Petersburg, Va. February :

Petersburg, Va. February %.
The city Will test its authority to
require people TO be vaccinated as n
health measure. The Council recently
passed an ordinance providing for the
vaccination of all persons needing IT,.
partment appropriated money TO pur-
chase virus and employ physicians to
make houseto- house canvass to
vaccinate free or charge all persons
mated or who could not show good
scars. 1t was precautionary measure
to prevent any spread OF smallpox.
Some of those visited by the physicians
have refused TO be vaccinated. and
papers have been served on six parties.
three white and there colored, to APP
pear in the Police Court on Thursday
morning to show cause why they
should not be fined for violating the
ordinance. These cases will bring up
the question OF the authority or the
city To enforce compulsory vaccina-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
gitua1lpns ul.antso. a9aIe

"MNTED ccna an au uomG MN work Of
any kind, repair or private Would
like to hear from gentleman who has
q few cars to be taken care OF. Have
five years automobile experience
and enc year as foreman of repair
department. c. H.. AIS East Broad
Street. Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
lAoont9 ldlantf7n

WAITED. LODGING FOR DELE.-
gates 10 Progressive Democratic
Convention in Richmond Friday and
Saturday of this week. Persons with
rooms TO let al that time will pleas q
communicate with the underSie n ell
NJ once, giving rates and number
or available rooms. FAIRFAX q.
JONES, care Times Dispatch
GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM,
with or without board. Terms. about
five dollars monthly for the room
and sixteen dollars extra if boarded.
Address Q 101. care Times Dis pn Oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF BLUE RIBBON
GARAGE, INC. OF Richmond, in tho
County of Hcnrico and district afore-
said--Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day of February, ~. D., 1914, the
said BLUE RIBBON GARAGE INC.
was duly adtudicated bankrupt. and
that the first meeting OF its creditors
will he held IN my office, Rooms No
500 and S03. American National Bank
Building. Richmond, Va, on the 2ND
DAY OF MARCH. \. D.. 1914 ut 10
o'clock in the forenoon. ut which time
thel said creditors may attend prove
their cln inns. appoint n trustee. examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. b. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February 20. 1914.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

VERSA and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
begin Dumnre Suit.

Trial OF the suit of Mrs. Naiomi T..
Pcarman against the city OF Richmond.
over an obs Sp in the stree ia' was
begun yesterday In Hastings Court,
Part II. The hearing will be resumed
this morning. Mrs. Psarman claims
that She was seriously injured by
stumbling against n large rock on
Eighth Street, Fulton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Railway Emp,oye browns.

Charles Dovei. twenty four Years old,
a. section .employe of the Norfolk and
western RailwGy. was drowned here
TINS morning. He and a brother In
law, Hensley, were crossing the Shen-
andoah River In a canoe and In some
way the boat was upset and both
were thrown out
Hensley swan safely to the shore
DoyeFs body has not yet been recov-
cred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
nhscrxe IIoIiaax

In observance of Washingtons birth
day yesterday. Manchester Postal STA
ton and several of the city Offices were
closed part OF the day. The school
children were not given n holiday, but
patriotic exercises. with songs and rcci-
IN tions. were h, Id mt the cambridge
and Powhatan Schools. a number of
educators also visited the schools and
The students were complimcnted On
their work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Surnrisc Party.

MISS Table CURTIS, OF 900 West
Twcnty-eighth Street, Woodland
Heights. was surprised on Saturday
night, when a number of her friends
gathered at her home and gave her 4
party. Games and other amusements
were played during the evening
Among those present were: Misses Tab
bic and Julia Curtis. Agnes Jones. and
NJ eSsrS. Gillian Jones, Bernard Curtis.
Slower Ashbrook and Julia Good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

Red Men and their friends we're out
night al the Pastime Theatre, where
moving picture performances are being
given FOR the benefit of Indianola Tribe.
The theatre has been leased for the
week. The funds derived will be used
In entertaining delegates TO the Great
Council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
miscellaneous
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!

92s EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
cheap for the whole family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

YOUR BICYCLE THIS TINE OF THE
year may need repairing; IL so. SEQ
GENTRY: our price, are right sos
West Broad. Monroe 203l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
ACCEPT RESIGNATION
Woodland Heights Congregation re-
ErctA 10 See DIR. nuchnnnm LcnXc.

ETcIN TO see DR.. Huchnnnn Leave.
~ n meeting of the members Of
the Woodland Heights Baptist Church
Immediately after the morning services
on sunday the resignation of Or. James
Buchanan was accepted with regret.
nr. buchanan was comp!imented for
the excellent work ccomplshcd in his
pnstorate, which has grown consider
ably. He viii continue to preach in
the church until another pastor is Sc
cured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Dcnth OK Infnnt.

Viola Glare Brooks. the four months
old infant daughter of Mr., and Mrs
j. w. Brooks, died at $3.50 o'clock yes
tcrdny morning at the home of her
parents, 2o03 Edwards Avenue. Oak
Grove. The funeral Will he held from
the home at 3 o'clock this afternoon
Burial will be in Maury Ceemtery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Pretty Hone wedding.

This evening at o'clock ut the resi-
dence Of the bride, corner OF Washing
ton and Adams street. q quiet hut
very pretty wedding was celebrated.
the occasion being the marriage of Miss
Corinna LYON and Bolton White Will
liams. both OF this city The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. F.. p
cambridge. rector OF st. Paul's Epis-
copnl Church. i'm the presence Of rela-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

WILL TRADE MY VEST GRACE.
Street house for small home In Bar
ton Heights OF Ginter Park. + 712,
care Times DiSpatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
News Of etersburg

tives and immediate friends. The bride
was given away by her uncle. G. S.
Russell. Her attendants were her
sister. Miss Bessie Lyon, as maid OF
honor, and Miss Kate w. Williams and
Miss Kate NJ. Stockdell as brides
maids. The ushers We're Hugh White
and Gray McCandlish. The bride Ia
popular and widely esteemed in the
community. and the bridegroom is a
we'll known employee OF the Petersburg
savings and Insurance Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Organize baseball Team.

The Woodland Heights BasebaIl
week OF the Athletic Association,
Archie w. Cook was reelected man
ager, and Stover Ashbrook was made
captain. Weather permitting, Manager
Cook will call out his squad for prac-
ticc IN Thursday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
HAVE MARROW ESCAPE.

Danville, Va. February 23.-But for
the timely alarm given By Eliza Walk
or. negro. Joe Lewis and Frederick
scott employed ut n local bakery
would probably now be dead Both
men were tound almost asphyxlated by
police officers late on Sunday night an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
,,,I,i ou,,If1 Iarch I.

winston Salem, n c., February as
Former Governor 4. B. Glenn an
nounced to-day that he would go to
washington March to qualify as a
member OF the International Joint
Commission Chairman Tawney has
advised Governor Glenn that the com
mission will require eight months OF
his continuous time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
9efrtinge

Hot Springs. Va. February 10. 1914.
Virginia Hot Springs Company-The
annual meeting of the stockholders
OF The Virginia Hot Springs Company
for the purpose OF eiecting directors
and for the transaction of such other
business as may lawfully come be-
fore the said meeting. including the
approval OF all OF The acts OF the
mIttees thereof OF tn" said company
in the past year. Will be hello. in tho
nHce Of the said company In tho
Homestead Hotel, at Hot Springs.
Va. on SATURDAY. the 18th ia! II
February. 1914, at II a. NJ. Tho
transfer books will be closed Friday.
February 90 at 8 +, NJ. and remain
closed until 10 y. NJ Monday. March
2. 1914. ,,,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Mrs. Robinson Improyinr.

The condition OF Mrs, John 5. Robin
son, who was burned by a stove on
Saturday morning, was reported TO be
slightly improved yesterday She was
seriously injured when her clothing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
BuarbtnR

FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS. VAPoR
heat, private bath and exceilent
cuisine furnished TO permanent and
Transient boaruers at MRS. HORACE
W ELLFORD JONES'S new and we'll
equipped house. 200 East Franklin
street Table ooarders a specially.
MoDERNLY APPOINTED ROOMS,
with board. for permanent or tran
s!ent guests MRS. CHARLES X
BOWERS. MRS CABELL H. CAU-
THORN. lis East Franklin.
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop at 1000 East Clay Street. where
you can get nice. clean room for
boo: Meals served in old Virginia
BOULEVARD I'M. HAMPTON ROADS
country and seashore combined with
city conveL-ences Send for litera-
ture. MISS rs TABB. Boulevard Inn.
Hampton, Va.
2l7 EAST MAIN. ATTRACTIvELY
furnished front rooms. heat, bath
phone.
40 WEST GRACE STREET, HOT
water-heated rooms; modern con-
veniences; board.
ROOMS AND BOARD FOR A FEW
los East Franklin. Madison i4S0-L
SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROOMS,
with board 2l6 Shafer Street, four
doors south of the Chesterfield
WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
rooms, with board. MRS. JOHNSTON.
903 West Grace.
1908 WEST GRACE STREET, ROOMS
with board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Real G6tate for SALE

FOR SALE. 2G5 ACRES GOOD LAND.
only Sl4 per acre: in the fine Irish
potato section. near this growing city
and fine market. River and landing
on one side: railroad $50 yards on
other. and new automobile road runs
through it, Recently cut over; easy
man sold $500 worth OF potatoes
recently raised on 80 acres near 1t.
est Investment you could possibly
put little money in. Nothing grow
ing like potato land around here.
Oiher smaller tracts cheap Get our
list. SOMMERNILLE TRUST CO.
INC, Newport News. Va.
FOR SALE. FIRM. FORTY ACRES Of
land IN Chesterfield County on the
from Woodland Heights between
grass; Address W 3. Davis, Koon
2oI Park Building. Tenth and Bank
streets. Madison 1918.
FINE l00-ACRE FARM. $500. FIFTY
acres in cultivation: six room house,
two-room house. two tobacco barns,
venient to school. church and mill:
on r +. D.. six miles from railroad and
town OF Appomattox. Bad health ~
owner reason for sale. Address g. r.
HUNTER, Appomattox. Va
WEST GRACE STREET HOME, BUILT
for present owner and always occu-
p pied BY him ma, as tesidenelss' bes, Of
conultlon. Bn!it Dy L. =. jenkins.
VIII sacrifice at price below the mar
ket value. G 703. care Times Dis
patch
WILL TRADE MY VEST GRACE.
Street house for small home in Bar
ton Heights OF Ginter Park. + 49,
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WEST END HOMES. SIX, EIGHT NINE
| and ten rooms. choice location. Aadi-
| son 14e7. Monroe 2944L.
LIST YOUR FARM WITH COTTRELL'S
| FARM AGENCY. Richmond. Va Pos
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$500 REWARD

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD FOR RE-
turn or Information leading TO recov-
cry OF my small black and white male
Boston terrier. cars and tail cut;
small round black spot in middle OF
head; brass trimmed collar: lost Feb
ruary 10. 1914. G.. -. HUTZLER OF
East Marshall Phone Madison 7ol7.
WANTED. Tb r PUBLIC ~ KNOW
thai TAHh SE BROS. Jewellers. sI2
East "sin street. buy. seil exchange
and 4 cMOJNT DIAMONDS IN TIL
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
slN"' always ;akec IN exchange.
ASBESTOS PIPE AND BOILER COW
ering VIII save you from 20 to 30
per cent OF fuel These facts can DO
proved Investigate. Call Monroe
1929
CHARLES q. BURCn. PRIVATE DE-
tectiye agency a03 Park Building,
corner Tenth and Bank. Phone Mon
roc 1885. Richmond. Va
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