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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-01

/ understand. though, in discussing
Mr.. Ebbets, that the Brooklyn man
will not be with us next year. He
is to sell out his interests here, and
the talk Is that he will not be allowed
to remain here. He has about killed
the Newark team and he has killed
himself, and the fans would hardly
care to support the club if he was
to be connected with 1t. The story
goes that Ebbets is to sell out his
stock in the club, but who, oh who,
will he get to buy It?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
CHINESE BOY
.C0NFESSES HE
SLEW WOMAN

VANCOUVER. u. c.. April A.
Jack Kong. II. Chinese. today con
fessed that he murdered Mrs. Chas.
y. Mlllard. wife uf the chief ticket
agent OF the Canadian Pacific Rail.
way company. who has been miss
Ing since last Wednesday.
Kong was employed at the NIL
lard home. Millard had gone 10
Victoria. and upon his return was
unable TO locate HIS wife.
Find Stains on Carpet
Blood stains on the carpet. and
the discovery OF Mrs. MilIard's hat.
morning dress and other wearing
apparel In the garrett. with bloody
AZ in the basement. indicated foul
play.
The clothing was torn In places
and gave evidence OF a struggle.
Find Bones In Furnace
Suspicion at once fastened upon
the Chinese boy. but he steadfastly
denied any knowledge OF Mrs. MIL
iard's disappearance.
Late yesterday afternoon the po
lice dug up the garden at the MIL
lard residence. IN search for the
woman's body. Nothing was found
A later examination of the fur
mace. however, revealed a gold ring
and charred bones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
millionaire
WHO GRABBED
F0RESTSDIES

Frederick Weyerhaeuscr died at
Pasadena. Cal, this morning.
He leaves fortune worth $780,
ooo, 900.
The telegraph dispatches today
have only kindly thlngs TO say OF
the dead r1ultl.miillonaire. He was.
says the Pasadena dispatch, one OF
the kIndllest and sentIest Of men.
He had deep religious convictions.
He lived simply, frusaIIy. One au-
tomoblIe was enough for him. He
had no yachts, no racing stables, no
art galleries. He despised all the
customary pleasures Of the very
rich. He belonged TO no clubs.
Weyerhseuser, the dispatch con-
eludes, was one OF the richest, and
certainly the most secretIve, men in
the world.
The dispatch calls him "the iur-
Der king" but II neslects to say how
he came BY the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
NO AGREEMENT
ON new MEMBER
AT DALE DINNER

While six members OF the coun-
ell met at dinner at the home OF
Councilman c. Allen Dale, 262l
cascadia ri. last night, no agree
ment was reached as 10 J. @.
peirce's successor IN the council.
Councilmen Erickson and Marble
did not attend the get together"
meeting.
The voting on Peirce's successor
begins Monday afternoon. ft Is
not believed any candidate has the
necessary five votes TO date, and
Il may require several days of bal.
Ioting before the election is made.
AT the dinner last night, the
councilmanic vacancy was dis.
cussed only incidentally. according
TO the host
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
GRIFF:ITHS
| TO INVESTIGATE
| GIRLS CHARGES

Chief of Police Grlfflths stated
today he would look into the
charges made yesterday by Miss
Grace Fleming that she paid SIS
10 officer Al Humphrey TO obtain
a reduction in bail after she was
arrested by him last November.
The girl is now under arrest on
n similar charge.
Through her attorney. Glenn
Hoover, she withdrew the suit yes
terday afternoon. IL Is rumored
she feared the wrath OF the Off
GERS.
AZ any rate, an investigation
will be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
MCCORMICK COMES
FOR MEETING HERE

Medill Mccormick OF Chicago and
cambridge Colby OF New York. who
had been considered for the guber-
material nomination, two Of the big
gest bull moosers in the country,
will be the principal speakers at
the big progressive mass meeting
In Dreamland rink Wednesday
night. April Is.
Mayor Hiram C. Gill will preside.
The meeting will follow the state
wide conference OF progressives. to
be held in Evergreen hall. in the
Rathskeller building. in the after
noon of the same day.
Chairman Slater of the state COM
mittee has issued the formal call
for the presence of all state COM
mitteemen, either In person or by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
GIRL OF IS IS
'DOPED;;' sent
HOME IN AUTO

Police women Of the juvenile
department are investigating
the circumstances surrounding
the discovery OF f5-5earoid
girl In dared condition and
apparently suffering from some
drug or narcotic al the Pike
st. market last night.
She Is lying unconscious at her
home today az 1921 goth ay S.. ac-
cording TO a report at police head
quarters.
Call for Taxleah
About ESQ o'clock last night a
call came 10 the Seattle Taxicah
company for a machine 10 be sent
to the Pike ". market. at the end
OF the street near the waterfront
Driver w +. Woeike answered
the call. He was met by an un
known man who said he had no
ticed the girl in peculiar condi
tion.
The girl gave her address 10 the
driver. AS he was about 20 crank
his machine. two young men came
out ~ building and attempted q
interfere. he said In his report Il
the police. The girl was at first
inclined 10 accompany them
What she needs II th. fresh
air." said the young men.
Driver Woeike inristed the cir
would either SO. home or he would
take the trio tss tn. police station
Becomes uneorscious
Rs@e.~ssensants,t Aa@ ssn dglxaE
Aone.
This morningfher monsr report
ed that she had becppe mncou
scious during the night
Later Developments from the In
vestigation by officers brought oui
story that the girl. In company
with an older woman and two men
had drunk bottle OF wine tn q
noodle cafe near the Pike ST
market.
Policewomen fear the wine given
the Girl may have been druggcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

NASH Apt IN
found the body OF Charles Hodges eon
before The s s he had ss s % % @ ; s s s s ia '; f %
wason night Of February that the eoekney died
reappeared Everett with
'amfs Flomsn ra11' Lee Williamson se the pair the night
g The Ke m a%%sd os oys rsy0r INTO the 0 stomach ana 'aa
standing % as bnd'r' .@ always arc who" an
He marched them around . " when third
This manhe hesiasd the Killer began shoot
All three dropped
house. On 4; % EVENING % hd a @
ranehss small struggling with prob
Stuck soma. Killer asked
;.'s tn; s s s; Ks and s sssv Nh hi s ss ss Ii;
Then s The As sss ,s1s~ the ss~s R ''S's'
Much obliged" said the boy
s:s :: bro 4. s =.
w. @ m " % @ g. @ bullet ,.
s s nas n as pancake @ S
Ton. % s lss S s' s g % 'Ns ssG s sse
'' 'es The II nHs'' o he
sns m asd and hssa s
n II he oraa1s
p. 70 ssSs sS Ra % % aass he % $
Ole q ses sas
son ae a sa @
ss'sss 2; s 1S s;:s.
Stevenson came gqnese i @ the Killer " NJ Vernon the
ali my 80
s You % % % . s asn % charles % % 1 % % 70 5 .Ss ssS %
He 5y og ,ss he ~ ss sns @ Ne With % vines. mo butterflies a tn. word
Was .E.hs i me
@ .s n Ts.5 S.s. ~ n.
''"ss s G%a %pa % ' u $
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

m is assent wdaw awAhn 100 rbmrhuh %
h 10
y bei h s with a Cd @ STRONG d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
A BEARCA1

LONG BEACH. Cal, April 4.
Pop" Leonard. movie actor.
weight 900 pounds. made his
fall out of n prop" window too
realistic. Physicians are patch
ing up a pair OF broken ribs
and a spraincd back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
HOPKINS A KILLER A
MAN WITH NO SOUL!
By Fred l.. Boalt.

n the the Of
/ odrngho oundh OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
JOBS ARE SCARCE

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, April A.
The Fairbanks Commercial Club
has again issued public letter.
warning penniless men not to join
In the rush here. the labor condi.
tions being far from satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
FALLS; CUTS HEAD

II. n. Robbins. 2s. slipped and
fell while walking on Second av.,
In front OF the Hoge building. short
ly before noon today. and sustained
deep cash on his head. He was
taken to the city hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
POULTRY
BARGAINS
SUBURBAN
HOMES

OF vital Interest to every
reader of The Star today Is the
classified page. Many crpor.
tunities are offered Star read
ers today. Among the want
ads you will find available
anything you may be In need
Of, from furnished room to !
home. Particularly do | wish
to call your attention to tho
offerings in the Poultry col
umn. The dealers and breed.
ers whose announcements ap-
pear under Classification 10
are absolutely reliable, and az
ford the owner Of a suburban
home an ideal opportunity TO
engage In a profitable aide
line that VIII greatly reduce
your high cost OF living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
MAY KEEP HIM

While Mayor Gill at first intend-
ed to replace Building Superintend-
ent Josenhans with some other man.
the mayor, after an investigation.
says he appears to be valuable
man on the board of public works
and he may reappoint him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

proxy.
The coming fall campaign will be
thoroughly discussed. The county
central committee will meet at the
same time.
A MONDAY lunch, to be addressed
by Mccormick and Colby. will he
held at the Rathskeller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04

Weyerhaeuscr and his associates were land thieves
They played the Old demonstrating game and they
played IT gigantic scale By sfeay trick and
fraud they stole hundreds of thousands govern
land.
BY far the greater share of vast fortune left bv
Weyerhaeuser belongs morally, the American people, al
though the frauds have long since been outlawed.
Most OF the timber land owned by the Weyerfacuscr
estate should be in the hands of real homesteadrs or
cluded in the government forest reservations.
America Weyerhaeuser nothing.
He developed the Northwest only to the extent of
denuding its forests.
He built no monument.
Gold was his God.
Greed was his creed.
HIS RULE OF LIFE WAS GET! GET! CETi|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-04
BONI AS A MONK

PARIS. April Alt was reported
Count de Castellane had decided to
become a Jesuit monk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
w. L. Purcell. Jr.,tCo..
.Auctioneers.
Attend Trustee Sale
Two HighlandPa ark
Homes
Nos 2l6-oIa Northside Avenue; also $50
feet of ground,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1914,
$3.50 o'clock l.. N.
WM NJ. MILLER & CO, INC,
l15 North Eighth street.
AUCTION SALE.
Runln & Sloan.
Real Estate AuSt.oncers.

iiy direction of Mr. l.. II, Kemp. eN-
ccutor under the last will and tesla
Incut OF the late Mrs. Mary -. Blankcn-
ship. We viii offer for sale, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1914.
at g o'clock = NJ.
the following described property: COM
ineuCine at a point OH the south limo of
William S3urc Avenue, Just west OF
DarbNtpwn Road. and extending west
lamshurg .AVenucs 30 feet q inches:
thence back southwardiy 2GI feet:
thence castwardly 80 feet; thence
northwardly 1872 feet: thence west
wardly 81 feet inches: thence north
wardly 1872 feet. or - the point of he
ginning. together with the improve
ments thereon. The house Is - six
room dwelling. and will mako nice,
comfortable home.
At the same time and place. we shall
offer for sale for the owner. The lot
adjoining The above property on the
north and east. which fronts on viii.
liairSbure Avenue 80 feet i inches. and
extending back southwardly between
parallel lines 49, feet. on which there
are several small buildings.
These properties are in n growing
section that Is enhancing rapidly in
value. and are desirable for home or
investment
TERMS: on the first described prop
crty, onc-third cash. balance In six and
twelve months. and on the last de-
scribed lot, all cash
RCFTIN G. SLOAN.
Nuctioneers.
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$ $50 i"2 North Iombardy. rooms.
firSt and second floors.
4Sc-2ii@-N Hanover Avenue. 6
rooms
4sO-e:cs-A Hanover Avenue. s
rooms
3Go-Apartmnn, "c' "rhc Elm. !
rooms Possession September
3Go-Apartmcnt IN" The Elm"
rooms Possession September i
3cO--@olo Park Avenue. trst nat. :
rooms Possession September !.
3Go-"ol0 Park Avenue second iiat.
rooms Possession September J.
3""-:ooS i'nrk Avenue. first Hat. 6
rooms. Possession September J.
3"o.2ooS Park Avenue. second nat.
rooms. Possession September /
&c io> North addison. first Nat,
rooms. Possession September J.
"lh-- SIS North Addison. second fiat
rooms. Possession September L.
20 inS-A North Addison. second
NAT, /" rooms. Possession Sep
l3o-lIlo Wes, Cary. first flat.
i5O-ilia wos, Cary. second nat, >
10 "o' Turpin Street. first fat.
%30-- 2oi North Davis Avenue. ::
40 rooms rossession September :.
go rooms Possession September l.
ESQ 2o6 North Davis Avenue.
"5o-- 2p1-A North Davis Avenue :,
rooms. Possession September /
SUBURBAN.
go 4 - Fourth Avenue. Highland
COZ CO Hawthorne Avenue, Gin;e.
Park. rooms upper Hat
&"--lil2 Second Avenue, lower t,at.
rooms Possession at once
2'G- 81 Third Avenue, c. H.,
rooms. Possession at once
30 81. Second Avcnuo. i rooms
Possess ION at once
2lc-- zoe \Or:hsidc Av.nrc g
rooms. Possession at once
ZIG. los Fourth Avenue, upper.
rooms. Possession at once
OFFICES
OFFICES III the frs, and second floor
OF Goddin Hall.
STORES
s3.oo0-j 100? East Main street. Posses
sion al once
"'ooomlo9. East Main Street. Pos,
lit toS l2 West Main Street.
with fixtures Possession al
CHAPLIN & HUME. INC.
IL North Eleventh street
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For Rent by N. w. Bowe & Son
10 North Seventh Street

,Vcnth Direct
24o--1025 West Cary street rooms.
2io- OLD North Thlrty-hrst street
rooms.
22S- 40 South Pine Street. rooms.
lSo-2il2 NJ Street. Z rooms. POSSES
sion Ut once.
lsc--I2I7 North Twenty-second
street, rooms.
1G3-- II South Belviderc Street
rooms. Possession ut once.
90. IoS buchanan street. roomt'
.oo Po oses ,i, At once. o. ,,d
bath.
GcO-le2l Hanover Avenue. . rooms.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
Possession September !. 1914
$1,000 ~ East Grace street; first fat.
IL rooms. heat furnished. POS
session on short notice.
geo i2l West Grace street. hfSt
ilat. hot water heat included.
g5o--2236 Monument Avenue. Scconu
Hat. hot water heat included.
?oo-2Jl@ Monument Avenue. second
fiat L rooms. hot water heat in
Guided
7S0---lGol Monuncn, Avenue. nrst
fat, : rooms. no, water heat In
cludod
75oaa223G Monument Avenue. thirG
flat. hot water heat included.
'2O-7-iG0l Monument Avenue. second
-oo nat oa not water hGnt includes.
~ lDV EAST FRANKLIN street. lt~s
fiat. furnace heat.
eco i2l West Grace street. thir1
i'n,. front, hot water heat IN
$50 9Oo-A North Rowland Street.
second flat
$50 2o7,A. North Rowland Street.
second Hat.
$50 3o2-A North Elm street sec
oud n:t.
$50 %oo-A North Elm street. Soc
ond fiat.
$50. 2ci North Shepherd street. nrst
Hat / rooms. hot water heat.
rooms. hot water heat
"30--21Og West Main Street : rooms.
hot water heat
33o-e,02-A West Main street Il
rooms. hot water heat
330-27oi-A West Main Street =:
rooms. hot water neat
330-2T0G-A West Main street.
rooms. hot water heat.
33o-270s-A West Main Street. 9
rooms. hot water heat
33o--27Io-A Yves, Main Street.
rooms. hot water neat
300-c.09 Wet Main Street
rooms. hot cater heat
3oo-.7oi West Main Street
3oo-2708 Wca, Main street. 3
rooms, hot water heat.
So0-210S West Main street. Z
rooms. hot water heat.
3o0-27lo West Main Street.
rooms. hot water heat.
3oo.lG0 Monument Avenue. third
3oo@s"a Nny,h ,i,rriso, az $40. .rt,d
fiat. . rooms and bath
210-- SOi North TWcnty-iirst Street
airs, Hat. : rooms
"l?.12--3O3 South Third Street
rooms. Possession on short NO
tic..
200 32l North Twcnty-scventh
Street. second Nat ) room
200 32i North Twcnty second
Street. FIRST fiat. = rooms
-Vp -" Norm twenty seventh
: n.
600 a@a Sn,,h q" rva', 'y.i,S
S,r"ct ni.s, 10, ,n",S
ocO-isJ2 V,rst ;,ro.J c,,n"; s.,o,.I
IA, : ,nn,,,e
ISo-opni ,r.,,.irr S,-.o, o,D,d e.
rnn,r 'N' ''''' "'~V'u '''
I'm ii: Ecr,i,, -v,o,,,.so,o,, =.
nrst Got rooms
$50 f99 y, ., Ni,,iM .o,orJ a.,
-onrrr ,mJ Ln,t, '' 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
DW ELl.INt,S.
DWELLINGS,
Possession September !. unless other
Wise specified

Possession September !. unless other
wise specified
Per Annum.
Sl,5C0- Go West Franklin Street, IA
rooms. 3 baths. Iurmacc. VIII
,oo rent furnished at Si.Soo.
l,ooc- ?1l West Grace street l.;
.oo rooms. hot water heat:
l'1oo-- 800 East Grace Street. rs
rooms. hot air furnace. Possess
sion on short notice.
i.50o-- 20 East Grace Street. II
rooms. hot water heat. Possess
l.5oe-Sl6 West Franklin Street, IL
rooms. hot air furnace.
LOO :2l West Franklin Street. ii
ana rooms. hot air furnace.
l'2oo-m EOS East Grace Street. Il
loo East Franklin Street. ~
rooms. HOT air furnace. Possess
sion at once.
l.2oo-il23 West Franklin Street. -
rooms. hot water heat.
l'2oo-ll33 West franklin Street. IL
'oo- 800 West Franklin Street. l.
rooms.
300 loi East Grace street. 10
800 los East Franklin street. ~
rooms.
75o-lfi6 Grove Avenue. IL rooms.
hot water heat
goo .o3 West Grace Street. IL
rooms.
75o-,l7c5 Grove Avenue. 10 rooms.
720-@iG3 Grove Avenue. 9 rooms. no,
water heat. :: baths.
I2"- "e3 East Franklin Street. 10
rooms.
72C-2O09 West Grace street. . rooms
hot water heat.
I"O-:030 West Grace Street. 9 rooms.
hot water heat.
'2o-2o2S West Grace. rooms. hot
700 io@ E:as, Grace Street. 10
700 To- North Seventh Street. 10
roo 2i2 South Third street. 10
7oo- Iis North Third Street. 10
rooms. hot air furnace
660--i:l7 stuart Avenue. rooms.
hot water heat. Possession 1T
s5o-- ii North Sixth street. 10
G5o-,-l5os Grove Avenue, u rooms.
c5o-i62. West Grace Street. IL
eOo---3iI3 Grove Avenue. rooms.
hot water heat Possession at
600 400 East Clay street. IL rooms.
80 possession on short notice.
500 II south Third Street. IL
coo 20 Mosssidc Avenue. S rooms.
boO-2ilO Hanover Avenue. . rooms.
hot water heat.
COO 200 East Main Street. IL rooms
55o- 81" Floyd Avenue. 10 roonIs
pit .o1 East Leigh street. Q rooms.
'i"-25"1 stuart Avenue. rooms.
200 io6 East Cary street, 2 rooms.
"oo- 10: North Seventh Street. 10
$50 100 North III 'I Iind.m :" street. rTo''F
rooms latrobc. electric lights.
$50 lOi North Linden street. 81
rooms. latrobc. electric lights
20 u. fhst cary Street, rooms
rooms. hot water heat.
$40 nl2 East Clay street. II rooms
f25- 20" East Leigh Street. ia
too 700 Eas, Leigh street. 10
800. $40 - East, Clay street. . rooms
900 @u@ North Vine. rooms.
%aeo-3tiI Hanover Avenue. rooms
3iu-- III Hawthorne Avenue. .
., rooms. Gint:r lark
"Go- G3l North Eighth Street. .
rooms
$50 llo North Rowland Street.
rooms.
$G@@-2!i5 stuart Avenue. rooms.
$50 .o7 East Leigh street. 10
$50 52l North Eighth Street. !
aao-- ~ West Clay street. rooms
@oe-- go North Tent. street. !
30o-S,op "a. Seven Pines car line.
rooms. or acres, orchard
grapes. etc.
900 West Marshall Street. s.
coo III North Sycamore Street, Z
rooms.
coo 327 North Fourth Street. s
rooms.
eco 1913 North Auburn Avenue. :
rooms.
27o- 33l South Fourth Street. 81
roDiuS.
210-22ll Beverly street. rooms
2iu--- ~ East Clay Street. rooms.
26i-l:id West Main Street. q rooms
:6i--2235 > Ncnablc Street rooms
20 II" East Marshall Street. s
rooms.
no 81 North Twenty eighth St.
S rooms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
by ]. D. CARNEAL & SON,
80. North Eleventh street.
\rCTION SALE OF FIVE EXCELLENT
DWELLINGS ON CHURCH HILL,
Nos. COO y. 2lST ST. AND SOC
aOS-5lO AND 5lo y. % STREET
ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1914.


beginning a, o'clock T. III. on the
promises, we will offer tor sale the
following property.
First no Geo North Twenty first
Street. The lot has a frontage of 80
feet. 10y Il good depth. improvements
consist OF Il tW0-StorN detached brick
dwvll.nC, with six rooms aud in good
"rdrr This is II splendid reuter-. not
having been vacant In ter years.
Second NJ about $50 o'clock T. NJ.
W. viii offer Nos. 5oi-l6N-jlo and 5l2
North TWcntN-thlrd Street. These
houses have Il frontage OF :" feet. Inn
proN"W"nis consist of four. SiN-roum
dwellings,. in good order. and are a:
the junction of jefferson Avenue and
Twenty-ihird Street. ON account oi
their proximity 10 this prominent ave
nue.. they are very attractive Nad al
ways III d"maud These properties are
all fine renters ana * just the class Of
property iha' pays best. This property
is especially desirable on account of
tho numcrCus comforts and facilities
nthis locality such "a Jefferson Park
IN" NiHptct smooth pavement and cleo
tric lights I've owner is determined
10 sci! therefore q bargain can be had.
f"SiiNclN. II YOU want good invest
m"ats attend this sale.
TERMS. Liberal and announced at
sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
For Sale
or


5co-acrc farm. ON the railroad. and
divided 10y the main thorouEhfarc.
seven miles from one Of largest cities
in Virginia Crop alone worth nearly
S@.onr. Horses, cows hogs. chickens
and all the farm implements which he
long To u iirst-class farm goes with
II. Fine dwelling ~ seventeen rooms,
lighted from own aceytciine plant. Can
raise almost anNthine or the farm;
three tobacco barns: two large barns;
H-r"om tenant house. etc. Railroad
station. telegraph and telephone on
tho place. owner decide to sell for
cash or trade Tor good city property.
Any fair Offer will be considered. or
accept farm ana outfit, cost $4,000.
What have YOU got TO offer" Address
3oc-ACEE FARM. care GIL East Mar
shall Street, Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
ELM APARTMENTS.

$ 35c--Nor;hcast corner Grove Ave.
nuc and Elm Street. Two apart-
mcntS OF five rooms each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
HOUSES.

Possession at Once.
Ter Anuum.
Der |. 1910, rooms.
6oo-l5lI West Avenue, IL rooms.
5lo-230I stuart Avenue, rooms.
do loo North Linden Street. S
rooms.
10 2lI North CRANKY Street Cun-
expired lc"a" to September :,
i?!iD, rooms.
to0--2lli stuart Avenue. & rooms
2""-il0 South Harrison street (un-
expired lease to September l.,
l5ltl. Il rooms.
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