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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

- acres in Chesterfield County. small
new house and stable; about / IL
acres cleared, balance in .cordwood.
Price, $1,000.
% acres in Henrico County. north Of
city. good i-room house. in fine con-
diti"n: about 10 acres cleared: balance
i'll cordwood. Fine running streams and
springs. Something good for $1,000
good terms.
10 acres, in Chesterfield County, 100
acres cleared. balance In fine wood.
Dwelling Of rooms and all necessary
ouiouildnSs. y snap for $4,000.
IL acres in Chesterfield County. only
miles from city. Good dwelling OF
rooms and stable. All land cleared.
except one acres in wood This Is 1,
good proposition and worth the money.
Price, Sl..00.
80 acres in Fluvanna County, on main
county road. miles from city. o
room hOus. and outbuildnys. Splcn-
did orchard of 800 trees, all bearing.
About 40 acres of this land in culti-
walton. balance III wood. y snap for
S3,500.
40 acres, S-room house and outbuild-
incs: only one mile from station y
big bargain for $1,000.
j. A. CONNOLLY & co,
Madison 336l-Madison 1852
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.
l. W. HARRIS.
Rcal Estate of All Kinds.

Roal Estate of All Kinds.
large rooms. reception hall. pantry
and linen closets. garage and poultry
house, large and handsome lot: all
modern ConvenicnCcS. electric lights
water. gas and heated. VIII exchange
for small place or Will sell At Il bar
sain.
STONE house ana dwelling garage and
large lot on Hull street. viii en-
change or sell al very low price.
quickly.
TWO new brick houses in West End:
Price. sa.259, for aii-round bargain
HIGHLAND Park-Ncw dwelling.
large rooms and reception hall; mod
ern In every way water. EaS ana clcc-
$500. Terms easy.
FARM-So acres and new room house,
located on railroad near iHchinond.
All outhouscs and plenty OF good WOOD.
Price, s2.Sc0.
FARM acres and new Groom dwell
ing, large poultry yard wired; on
car line woodhouso. fruit. etc. All
for Sl.1?5. Don't miss IL.
GRIST mill ana sawmil attached. =
room DWELLING. - acres land, nyvSr-
failing water power; fruit OF all kinds
stable and carnage house. y great bar
gain at S3.5oo, Easy terms
II you arc looking for home o.
investment property, city or county
we have il, can get il OF i cannot I've
ris. 900. East Main street Phone Ran
dolph 4576
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FOR S.NLE-I'arms

FINE Virginia plantation directly on
James River. containing i,l6l acres
about zoo under cultivation. Very fer
large cypress y i.arss iwsIiinE; IS
s u Attn lines sr Between Richmond and
Norfolk, Va. wharf . miles from
house. Can furnish photographs. The
means. Price. SIS. 600. Terms TO suit.
Harry p. Stratton. Petersburg. Va.
Foeomoke SOUND, i iit,,' PLENTY ash +.
wood, balance in cultivation and pas
ture: canncrics, produce exchange.
school and wharf; miles from farm,
Groom dwelling, large barn and other
2c-acre water front farm on Nohjack
Fay, - acres in cultivation. balance
woods. nne hunting. fishing. orchard.
mixed fruit, Groom frame dwelling, =
large porchcs. barn ana other neccs
sary outbuildings. 4 miles TO wharf.
$4,000.
SPLENDID truck farm Of 6? acres, 80
yards from station, As miles from RlCh-
mond. stores. church and post-otiicc
ut place. on automobile road. new t.
room dwelling, nicely painted: new
barn and stable, and other buildings.
large pecan trees in yard, young
orchard. This - nice home ana fine
land. Price, $4,000.
2il acres, Is miles from Richmond.
IL miles from Williamsburg. on
railroad ai.d automobile road. 100 acres
cleared haiance in wood; > - acres
III orchard; frame dwelling IF rooms
all necessary outnuild!ngs. fine alfalfa
land, 'narl on farm. Price, $3.50.
los acres. miles from Richmond, 90
acres in cultivation, 20 or - acres
IN fall crops. dwelling OF large rooms.
hall. pantry and closets. another 4
room house not quite finished inside:
large barn, with hay fork and track
large lot farming implements. 5-horse-
power gas engine and saving outfit
binder, mower, double check row corn
planter; top buggy, 2-horse wagon. /
pair of mares, pair mules. COWS.
brood sows. pigs, large lot poultry.
and other personal property; every
thing for $1,000: bargain.
W. 4. DAVIS
Manager Farm Department..
VIM VI. Miller &. Co, Inc,
l25 North Eighth street,
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w 4. DAVIS.
Manager Farm Department..
VIM. VI. Miller &. Co, Inc,
1928 North Eighth Street.
Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE,


AT a sACR1FICE-2oo ACRES. WITH
Frame house. five rooms and other
i'm provcnents; watercd by well. creek
and spring: four and Il half miles of
city. Price, Sc. 900 for quick sale
K. b. CHAFFIN < co. INC.
Main and Twelfth Streets.
MUST he sold TO settle an estatc-A
most desirable farm OF 603 acres. in
the blue grass section OF Piedmont Vir-
ginia. Ideally located; every induce
ment as home and moncy-makiuE
farm. Large. vel! appointed home, fin
!Shed throughout in hardwood: com
Ilete set Of farm buildings, Including
a 10000 horse and cattle barn. green
house. garage manager and tenant
houses; all in frst-class condition. This
property must re sold this spring For
full details and further Information,
address Joseph VI. Samuels. Orange. Va.
J \. CONNOLLY & co.
seventh and Franklin Streets,
Richmond. Va
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James River F arm

Between 600 ard 700 acres, about 80
miles %est Of Richmond. Splendid
ample barns. stable. etc. Land In good
stat. q! cultivation. a most desirable
property. and offered at reasonabl
price
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO,
Real ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
Slain and Seventh Streets
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange my equity of $40 In
cXccptionally fine North Richmond
Terrace corner lot Cor utoinobile in
good condition. 'ive-passncEer Ford
prepared. e 81. care Times Dispatch.
TWO small houses on Buchanan Street
TO exchange for lots. Highland Park
preferred. Garrett & Co, lll2 East
Main Street.
SEVEN ROOM house on Floyd Avenue.
Trade for Highland Park property.
GROVE Avenue home. IL rooms. strict.
~ modern. VIII trade for property
Within three blocks of First Street on
either Grace Or Franklin. This prop.
Co. lll2 East Main street.
1900 block West Grace street. Q rooms.
modern in every way. VIII exchange
Garrett < Co. ZIP East Main Street
SMALL house on Park Avenue. Will
eXGhanss for house of or rooms,
Co. lil2 East Main Street.
FOR rent, beautiful. new house on
Hanover Avenue. S rooms. baths.
hot water heat; win rent until Sep,
rent as fats. Phon. Madison 5i9o-W
RTTuHNABLE vehicles at astonishing
prices. See these quick
TWO coal and wood carts slightly
used. one single truck. one street
wagon . top buggies. grocery
wagons. one rubber-tired runabout: all
In excellent condition.
sen ERAL shop-worn steel-axlc farm
wagons, suitable for construction
work sizes I-2. "a. . inches. that
viii close out less than cost as we need
the room.
COMPLETE line Of business and pleas
ure vehicles, large assortment Of top
and open delivery wagons and trucks.
REPAIRING and painting and rubber
tire work.
r. G. BRISTOW.
li-lJ North Eighteenth Street.
li23 East Main Street.
Will exchange . nice lots at High
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!. y CONNOLLY & CO,
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond, Va.

- acres in Chesterfield County. small
new house and stable; about IL
acres cleared, balance in cordwood.
Price, $1,000.
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One of the Choice

lots in Westmorcland Place. the really
select suburb OF the West End. near
the Country Club. with country sur
roundinEs. already occupied 10y high
class residences All roads in this
place" concrete beds and private to
the property. All utilities. Let US show
II TO you.
RICHMOND TRUST Il SAVINGS CO.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Main and Seventh streets.
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WANTED-FRrms.
FOR RENT-Real Estate.

FOR RENT-Real Estate.
FOR rent, 7-room house, Iighland
Park. ali conveniences. hot and cold
water; garage and lot: rent $40 per
month. Phone boulevard l4l5.
TO sublet at reduced rent u most de-
sirable S-room house in Highland
nsrh lsIGing city ycelen
Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT
No. 2710 Hull Street. 7-room dwelling,
no. 1910 Hull Street. new dwelling.
with Z rooms and good lot. $3.50
NEW 7-room dwelling on. the corner
I OF Forty-hrst and Stockton Street,
with nice lots sl4 per month.
4-room cottage on corner of Thirty
fourth and stockton Street. $40 per
month.
with rooms. IS per month.
No. .271s Decatur Street. new dwelling.
with rooms. 81 per month.
Groom cottage, No. 1912 Lawson Street.
4-room cottage. No. asos Lawson Street.
No. 291s Hull Street new dwelling. with
rooms and electric lights. $40 per
month.
NEW 7-room brick dwelling on cor
ner OF Twenty-ffth and Stonewall
in every respect. $3.50 per month
APPLY to Norvel & Mcconnell, 26O4
Hull Street. South Richmond Bank
Building
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Il. G. BRISTOW.
ll-lJ North Eighteenth Street.
li23 East Main Street.
WILL exchange nice lots at High
land Springs for automobile in good
order. Address j. Is, care Times Dis
patch.
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! \. Connolly * co.
seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond. Va.
l. PM

FARMS
AT station on K. +. & p; r. r.. 10 miles
from Richuond, i2 acres and 10
room dwelling, freshly painted and
Price. 81. 500: terms. s300 cash
balance easy. Train servicc best around
city.
iIENRlcc County farm OF los acres. 90
nc!"s cleared: 20 acres in grain. all
pillow 81 Dwelling. barn. stable. dairy
barn, pair horses. pair mules {
cows. !" pigs. gasoline engine and IL
W to date farm implements Owner
wishes 20 NOV. to another state. and
VIII sell for $1,000, including every
ming on The farm.
roWi!ATAN COUNTY. at station, on
southern Railway. % miles OF Rich
mona. - acres. 80 incultivation; brick
dwelling ~ : rooms: cellar under en-
tir" house. VIII include horse and
nuggy, COW and al! farm implements.
Commuters tar". 2ic round trip. Price.
$1,000
FARH :or gale. on the seven pines
Road. containing &c acres. good build
inss Apply @i62 East Darlington
Street
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TWO new brick houses in West End:
all rented: paying l2H per cent.
Price. s3,2S9, for all-round bargain.
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FARM-SO acres and new 7-room house,
located on railroad near Richnond.
All outhouscs and plenty Of good wood.
Price, s2.Sco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

40 acres, S-room house and outbuild-
inEs; only one mile from station. Y
big bargain for $1,000.
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FARM acres and new Groom dwell
ing. large poultry yard wired; on
car line woodhnuso. fruit etc All
for Sl.1?5 Don't miss II.
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j. a. CONNOLLY e CO,
Madison 336l-Madison 3362.
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FOR SALE
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
INVESTMENTS Southside and som
cash for West End home.
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FOR RENT-I,eal Estate.

2O02 Hanover Avenue. rooms. bath:
In nice order: S35 per month. Elan
& Funston.
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LAUREL Street. small house and son,
cash for homo West End.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
CANEY.

The election is over, the road law buried where hope or mercy will never reach it and our farmers are happy and have gone to work to make good times and Faulkner coun- ty feed herself.
 There has been very little corn planted here yet, but MT. Nothwang sowed one arce of rape last week, and most of our farmers are going to try sudon grass and alfalfa and we be- lieve the cotton acreage will be re- duced one half. Let us hear from your other correspondents on cotton acreage.
 We don't think the fruit is hurt yet and strawberries look fine.
 There will be preaching next Sat urday night at Caney school house by Rev. Cantrell of Greenbrier.
 Our school closed last Friday night with an exhibition which was enjoy ed by large crowd.
 Will Burkheart and family and c. l. Atwater and family spent last Wednesday in Mayfower visiting Earl Atwater and family.
 Creed Adams and Miss Joshlin of Conway visited Caney Sunday school last Sunday.
 Mrs. Hargis had the misfortune to fall and injure an arm and shoulder last week but she is getting along nicely at present.
 w. A. Phillips and wife visited F. P. Hawk Sunday.
 Geo. Brown and his mother visited friends here last week.
 Misses Pearl and Clara Cox of Conway visited their grand father S. Y. Cox of this place last week.
 J. A. Patrick left for MayAower this morning to visit his daughter Mrs. Samson who is quite sick
 Miss Kate Daugherty visited
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
At The Theatres
THE ARKWAY.

The feature at the Arkway tonight will be "A Trip to Alaska" an il- lustrated lecture on that northern country by c. F. Moon, veteran of the gold rush days. The pictures will consist of 50 slides showing interest ing scenes and stirring incidents in the history of our northern posses sion. MT. Moon spent IA years there and is therefore able to give a vivid description. He has with him team of seven Alaskan wolf houds, and they have been parading about the streets this afternoon. These dogs may also be seen at the Arkway to- night.
 The regular program of pictures will also be shown, consisting of a three-reel western Eclair drama, "The Squatter," featuring Bob Fra zier.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09

a vital American story in teremen- dously vital way.
 The Spoilers" is a story native to the soil of these state. It IS typically American. It covers a period Tn the development of the Puget Sound country and Alaska, wherein adven- lures of all sorts, noble and otherwise struggled with with savage tenacity for fortune. It is now retold in mov- ing picture form by W. N. Sehg in nine reels with a fidelity to detail that is truly satisfying. The film drama is intensely interesting.
 Nothing like the hand to hand fight between Glenister and McNam- ara has ever been shown on the stage before. 1t would be impossible in speaking drama. No gladltorial con- bat of Ancient Rome was fiercer or bloodier, and this struggle has the added virtue of a true dramatic sit uation, the world old struggle be- tween right and wrong, good and evil, condensed into the forms of two characters of the story who have be- come familiar through previous pre- sentations in the plot. It is the story of modern American frontier life.
 This wonderful picture is to re- ceive its only presentation in Con- way at the Grand Saturday, matinee and night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
SHADY GROVE.

Most everybody is planting corn this week
 Mrs. Jane Wiley, who has been con- fined to her bed for three weeks with pneumonia, is no better.
 fl. M. Langston is recovering from spell of pneumonia.
 s. A. Castleberry went to Conway last Saturday.
 Lem Nichols is right sick.
 Carl Martin and Neal Webb of Martinville were down Sunday in their auto and enjoyed a drive with their best girls.
 Ebert Hallmon VII teach school at Mt Pisgah this summer.
 We are sorry to hear Eijah Brown ing is not doing so well.
 John Hicks is in our settlement this week showing his magic tricks.
 A large crowd gathered here Sun day afternoon to hunt eggs. The eggs were hidden in an old sage field and some boys set the grass on fire, we suppose accidentally, and there were about 50 eggs found out of 800, all the rest being burned.
 Mrs. Willie Nichols of Stony Point visited at John Nichols Sunday.
 Jim Patton and family of Wooster were here Sunday.
 The Sunday school at both churches is doing fine work.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
THE GRAND.

"Go ahead" said w. N. Selig, when it was decided to flmize "The Spoil ers." "Use what money and time are required to make the supreme Ameri can photo-play. Spare nothing
 The result is shown in the nine reel drama to be shown at the Grand tomorrow afternoon and night.
 Rex Beach's novel has been repro duced in a way impossible to any other form of art. It is vital from start to finish. Love, courage, deter imitation, ambition, deceit, brutality, hand to hand encounters by desper- ate men for desperate measures, cor rupt courts and the law of primal rights in fierce clash, these are some of the clements that keep the sus- pense at high tension from start to finish. There are nine reels, hum dreds of scenes and thousands of in- cidents graphically portrayed. The acting is vigorous, lifelike and tells
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
RAINWATER FAMILY
 HAVE INDIAN NAMES
DISCUSSED BY MORRIL- TON BANKER.

Surely Mir. Wood Rainwater, pres ident of the Rainwater Bank and Trust Co. or Morrllton, Arkansas, will pardon us if We published verba- tim his letter to Bank Notes, result ing from an expression of our curios- ity concerning the institution.
 Yes" writes MT. Rainwater, "the Rainwater Bank and Trust Co. is owned and run by Indians. They came from Tellatoba, Miss. I think they are a mixture of French, Jew ish and Indians. Their names are Dog Wood Rainwater, Cloudy Morn- ing Rainwate1, Loid Clear Lake Rainwater. The sister is named Sun shine.
 "Dr. Cloudy Morning Rainwater graduated at Charlottesville, Va. He married Miss Pearl River. They have son, 20 years old, vice presi- dent of the Rainwater Bank and Trust Co.,, named Cloudy Night Rain water. He was a student of Hender- son-Brown College of Philadelphia, Ark, for two years captain of Hen derson-Brown football team, champi- on of the high school teams of the state. The mother of the family is named Hard Head. I won't tell you any of the grandchildren names be- cause the above sounds like a lie.
 "All the Rainwaters are bankers and fully civilized since coming to Arkansas-and not going to move. They have torn up their wigwams and built homes. Any persons with good sense can make good money in Arkansas.
 (Signed) Wood Rainwater."
 Night Rainwater is secretary-treas- urer and cashier of the Rainwater Bank and Trust CO.,, and Loid Rain water, according to the bank directo- ry, is cashier of the Bank of Mor- rilton-Bank Notes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
COnStantine's Window and Door
 Screens

We build the best screens that are 10 be found in Conwav---ask anyone who uses them. Material carefully selected, best workman ship, fine galvanized I6-to-the- inch mesh wire. Every screen fitted to the window or door in which it is to be placed.
 Let us figure with y0u Constantine BroS., So. Front St. Phone 1e8
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09

W. Robins, in" the city of Conway, Arkansas, on Monday, May 8, 1915, at ten o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing seven directors and for the transaction of any business that may come before said meeting.
 Jo Frauenthal,
 President.
 J. Frank Jones,
 Secretary Treasurer. Conway, Ark, April 9, 1915. dw1t
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
Sfa6e Ma me

Roy Genister, civilized who the pmeva McNamara cool, selconfdent e-reiant ... GU. Cherry Maote big hearted adventures, wicked wnso Huma Helen Chester the innocent of mischief makers Dexry, genial wholesome, western .. ~ -.. .-~-. .~ M Broncho Kid, well meaning, rough hickory bark. Sap-Jack natures comedian Three of the big Gun Fight in the streets o
 McNamara. 3. Destruction of q corn
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
DR. REYNOLDS TO LECTURE.

President J. H. Reynolds of Hen drix College will deliver two lectures at Marshall, Searcy county, Saturday night and Sunday. His subject Sat urday night will be ''The Lessons of the Great European War for Ameri- can Education," and on Sunday morn ing he will speak on "The American College"
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09

friends in Little Rock last week.
 Mrs. Silas Thrasher of Saltillo vis- ited friends here last week.
 We are sorry to announce that Mrs Mrs. Murray Nothwang who has been sick for some time is no better.
 April ,.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
TAKE CARE OF THE CHILDREN.

lingering cold distressing cough, sleep less nights raw, nfamed throat lead to a rundown condition in which the child is not able to resist contagious diseases. Foley's Honey and Tar is truly healing and prompt in action. 1t relieves coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. Contains opates.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Conway Cotton Oii and Gin Con- pany will be held at the office of R.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09

Stagnant water breeds mos quitoes. Mosquitoes carry ma laria germs. Drain all water holes or fill them up. That tin can you threw in the back alley will fill with water and hatch out many mosquitoes to annoy you and maybe cause malaria.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
Children CrV
 FOR FLETcHER'S C CASToRIlA 4
STRENGTHENED hlM OUT

SIKAIGHIEN ED HIM UUI.
 J. P. Jones. Boothe, Ark. writes: 'l had severe case of kidney trouble and could do no work at all. Foley Kidney Pills strengthened me out at once" The story is told by of others; weak back, rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles yield quickly. Safe and effective.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-04-09
Keep the Filthy
 Fly Out

of your .aouse-also the pesky mosquitoes, gnats and other in-- cactc
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1915-07-23
Copyright. 1915, by Otis +. woody
SYNOPSIS.


Sanford Quest. master criminologist OF
the world, finds that In bringing to JUS
tice MApqougal, the murderer OF Lord
Ashleigh,s daughter, he has but Just en-
tered a life-and-death contest with a mys-
terious master criminal Engaged by Pro
ffessor Ashleigh. Lord Ashleigh's brother.
70 recover the stolen skeleton of an an
thropoid ape hurried to Mrs. Rheinholdt's
reception, where her diamonds have been
torn from her throat by pair of hands
without arms or body, a black box later
appears from nowhere In his rooms and a
note contained in 1t. signed by the arm
less hands, sarcastically suggests that the
Rheinholdt diamonds and the skeleton
may be hidden together. While Laura,
Quests secretary, shadows Craig, the pro-
fessors valet, Quest and Lenora his as
sistant, find the skeleton in hut in the
professors garden, and discover there an
inhurnan creature half monkey and half
man.. As the professor explains. the hut
sAsets afire and the monkey-man and
skeleton are destroyed in the flames In
Quests rooms the Rheinholdt diamonds
suddenly reappear, enclosed in a second
black box with note signed by the
threatening hands.