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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
FOR RENT-Real Estate.
FOR RENT.


BY RIcHESON * CRUTcHFiELD.
DWELLINGS-EAS END.
Per Annum.
$42o-25l6 East Grace Street. 10 rooms.
latrObe heat.
39o-27o9 East Franklin Street, I
$50 rooms, latrobe heat.
36o-2GlL East Franklin Street, s
rooms, latrobe heat.
270-207A North Twenty eighth
street, 6 rooms.
2to-209-A North Twenty eighth
street. rooms.
24o-29o5 East Marshall Street, z
e4o-29Os East Marshall Street, 7
rooms.
l2o-s3o2 p street. rooms upper
24o-lo9 North Nineteenth Street. S
s4o-e4sS vcnablc street. rooms.
216-2l19 East Broad Street, rooms.
l65-141S Oakwood Avenue dover
fat, 4 rooms.
15o-35o7 East Clay Street tupper
flaO, rooms. g.
16O-36l2 williamsburg Avenue (uo-
per fat. rooms.
l5o-l7oa East Main Street tupper
Per Month.
sls.s7-2oil East Broad. Street. !
l5.oo--l7O5 East Main Street uhird
hoor). 5 rooms.
!2.50-22l2 pleasant Streets rooms
12.50-200S Ncnablc Street, rooms
10.00-3l4 North Twenty ninth Street
(basemenO. 3 rooms.
S.0o-3o6 West Seventh Street (South
Richmondo. rooms;
RichmorD, rooms.
S.Q0-312 West Seventh Street, South
Richmond.
7.00-19O7 East Main Street. rooms.
7.00-321 North Eighteenth Street, 4
rooms.
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FOR RENT-Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

BY RlCHESON & CRUTCHFIELD,
DIV ELLINGS-CENTRAL.
Per Annum.
s15e-i06 East Gtace street. IL rooms.
6O0-AO5 IL East Clay street, u
rooms. latrobc heat.
562-21t East Main Street. 10 rooms.
Aoo-il3 East Clay Street, 10 rooms.
latrobe heat
360-502 North Fifth Street, S rooms.
5G0-ll7 East Clay Street rooms.
2l6-l22 South Fourth Street. rooms.
204-2O West Marshall Street (upper
naO. 5 rooms.
2oo.lii East Canal Street, I rooms.
s25.oo-4Oo North Second Street. I
rooms.
!1.50-107 East Canal Street. rooms.
l6.61-l15 West Marshall Street (sec-
1e.ooaai2a West Clay Street (nrst
nat. : rooms.
1o.00-720 East Cary Street upper
raD, rooms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
FOR RENT-Rcal Estate.
Choice Locations
HOUSES.

HOUSES.
Per Annum
sl.5o0-92l West Franklin street. II
rooms. hot-air heat; possession
at once.
l,5oo-4i4 West Franklin street. 10
rooms. bath. hot-watcr heat.
Rent furnished from October l
to May /.
1.20o--ill4 West Avenue. furnished:
:? rooms. baths. hardwood
floors. hot-watcr heat; possess
sion at once.
?oo-.Toano Road. rooms. baths.
hot-nir heat gas range. brick;
iSo-lio5 Hanover Avenue, 10 rooms.
baths. furnace heat; possession
at once.
IS0-SOl West Grace street. II
rooms bath. electricity, steam
heat: possession October /.
G60-2S23 West Grace street. S
rooms, baths, hot-water heat,
newly papered; modern; posses
sion ut once.
54o--6o7 North Allen Avenue. .
rooms. bath. steam heat. gas
range. shades; possession at
5oo~3OO5 West Grace street. S
rooms. baths, gas. electricity,
newly papered; possession at
4So-iS37 West Grace street. s
rooms. bath, gas. electricity. la
hen ne1 for Ijl p%a st
FLATS.
Per Annum.
S69b--S00 West Grace street. rooms.
bath. hot-air heat; possession at
once.
G0O-ll27 West Franklin. s rooms.
hot-watcr heat. gas, electricity;
possession at once.
6Ob-ll2a West Franklin, rooms.
hot-watcr heat. gas. electricity;
possession at once.
50O-lSi6 West Grace, rooms, bath.
gas. electricity, steam heat: pos
session at once.
3G0-1O9 North Roland, rooms. bath.
hot-water: possession ut once.
30o-2Ol4 Hanover, rooms. gas.
electricity: possession ut once.
Golsan & Mash, Inc.
IL North Eighth street
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FOR RENT-Rcal Estate.

Then look at these and
phone Elam 4 Fnnstcn for particulars:
2ii Nest Main Street. = rooms.
2is West Main Street. rooms.
leo North Linden Street. rooms.
lup North Morris Street. rooms
5W North Meadow street. rooms.
iii2 Floyd Avenue. y
3.i West Main street.
~ South Pin" Street. rooms
.Ol South Harrison Street. rooms
ELAN X FtNSTEN
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SECOND floor apartment, steam heat sup
piled Reduced rent. Amply 2i20 Grove
THE MADISON" 40 South Fifth Street.
convenient and desirable. rooms and
la tn. f1am & Funston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10
FOR observation-disclosures

FIVE ROOM apartment for rent. Furnished
nnfurnished. The stuart" Loubar,iy
and West Avenue. Apply Janitor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

$40 per months rooms and bath. stea,
heat, electric lights. strictly modern
every respect. Located In West End.
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HOUSES.

HOUSES.
Jl0 North Twcnty-fourth Street, Z
rooms, frame: splendid condition.
$40 per year
1916 East Grace street, 3 rooms, brick
good condition $3.50 per year.
2336 West Grace Street 10 rooms, .
baths: modern $3.50 per year.
3:5 South Cherry street rooms.
frame, . baths. suitable for two
families. $500 per year
FLATS.
2320 Floyd Avenue, rooms: modern
in every particular. Rental,
$3.50 per year.
2So5 East Marshall Street. rooms.
good condition. Rental. $40 per
year.
1876 West Grace street. second fat;
modern; rooms. Rental, $500
per year.
R0WLES e JONES co. INC.
l6 North Eighth street.
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pOUGLAS.IH TAV.LoR.
sOI IHsr Fra. sL;il Street.

lIVI IEI.-N ~, = Y \ Y..-NIt,
soI l.asl .Ir' .k.ir Street
CHURCH. HII.I. only . .rw l,it
30 North !w"iiF-s"cuuG Street, 'aUlTs.
- North Ihiri v-4rcnuu Street. ruoias
IFS North 'r"eutv-utth street = rooms
2s22 Street rooms.
900 East Leigh street, Z rooms
FULL particulars hv unoriug NIaJiso- Il;a
s.. goo-5i6 West Grace = rooms. steam heat
seeo-sl3 West Franklin street, y rooms
5L5e-4.s East Grace street. J. toomq
st.C--s33 W cst Grace Street. T. rooms
S6ho-se9 West FrrnElin Sti.rf na, & roous
$SI5-il6 Wost Main S'r.D' g room. Inns
$3.50 West Marshall rooms
lOIE r. GDHDIN 4 co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

TENANT WANTED
SPECIAL Inducements to good tenant for
farm In Chesterfield County. close to Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

FOR RENT, FLATS
$50 per month"; rooms and bath steam
heat. electric lights etc. Located on Floyd
Avenue.
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J. \. CoNNEIR.Y n co.
Seventh aud FRANKLIN Street.
HI. nuunu. Va


Richmond, Va.
4o5 East Grace street. II rooms. baths.
geii2 Stuart Nv nnc. 10 rooms. bath hot
water heat.
!1sl7 Hnnoyer Avcnu" rooms. bath.
ITO East Main Street rooms. bath, "to.
Gil West Main street, rooms. bath.
100 ?., Fast ciny Street. !, rooms and baths.
SECOND fat, io5 North l:lln street. rooms.
SECOND na,. e'7 North Eighth Street. {
FIRST nat 27lO East BROAD street. : rooms.
bath. electric lights etc.
@oi North Robinson. rooms. bn,h.
] y CONNlII.Y & GO.
Madison aihl Madison ;sitl
CENTRALLY LOCATED HAIiGAiNS.
202 South Third Str,r,. ~ ronuS
40 North Fourth street. rooms
South Eth street. rooms
Goa East I.ciEh Street. IL rooms
Coz North i2irhth Street. . rooms.
t9l East Leigh Str"'t. 10 rooms.
* Sorth Src.r" street, rooms
j East CRY .tlr.'. u ?ruIas.
1g7 south Fifth Street, rooms.
4GH North SeCoUd Street. rooms
Etl.L particulars gladly furnished on re-
Quest Ihuu" Madison l.Hi1
2LAai 4 III NS'CFN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

FOR RENT. HOUSES.
$40 per month"; rooms. . baths strictly
modern. Located in West End.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

FLAT Of rooms. private bath. No children.
t3s North Eighth Street.
MODERN 6-room Nat. tn. pantry and sepa-
rate entrance s0I West Main
FOR rent. Broom fat. convenient TO bath,
$40. Apply West Marshall Street
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604 Miller Avenue
FOR RENT-Iiouses

NICE home. 1900 Park Avenue All con.
:, ,veniences. hot.water heat: double garage.
Main Street Room 202l to 2O27 West
Main Street Apply W. f. Purcell. Jr.. Co.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
DEMOCRATIC EPLaATy0RE

We reeonmend tae extension o.
ttae franehiae 70 Lae weiesn OF tRe
toeantry bby the ststes Upon aaiae
iteras n toliaen
'rbe Platform retites tbe achieve
lnanss et tae pas GoeT years AID Il
ttaaltasges o@iapsr,son q tbe Wilson
Standardization vain ANY otaer a any
tsiee
l. regulates lac tsfiff Acr revenue
eftncapal and aetisres ier uasipeH4
lqlset and prespefity
4 II oaiss on al rcitiaaas u presenI
"a aol4c .teeries.n iron 10 tae world
ipo iastter vha tesir crig,n Or creed
h aetisres .AlaeriGaaisn Is no a
psrt,sau issue
The preparations lpaaail aetisrel
! to- IN srptE sufficiently stroag %
! .asAnLsu tie Rati@n iiahss and tsg
,agr atep.9eH Of tbe aavy u taeet n
tteraatiqna tasks o. sSigepejes taat
aaay o@nirent tse Ratben
gbe United STATES should make ii
taai aife q henae AID secure les iast
iinterests threuah9it the world
i aays tbe ti.ae Ras eense fcr the
ipatteRs o. TIE world 10 work out
aetne taasibie WAY al aaaintaiinis'
werid peace
I t tay9rs the etesest unity with
bother Ynat,cDs t4e Western lieaais
gbere and reaerss 10 the principle OF
the lsHonroe ticettipe
I AS tue Mexican p0tailll STANDS
Amss lean tre0ps viii remain IL Me-
+. ico ltH1til taw and order have been
RESTORED hut 1t says intervention 0l-
inliiiiary siibiusatt0n OF that county
ttsrrsyOittns 10 tine lpeeDte Gf the iinit-
sStatas AND slhalfd he rasertesl 70 #
tat al G1ty 81 q AS res9r.
II endorse the pending siilnDitiS
thill alnl saYers conservative aid 70
,iarn,ers and rrr gccsi roa,ia
II 1isatis f0r an ,iaht-li9ir day 10
IaaYssnment employees and a,iyeesttss
Ia living wage
II pledges for child tabor iaws ann
lhiah STANDARDS OF wersing ednd!
tiels 'i0r w1Tnsn
Il altYeeatas the reorganization OF
the public health service reforms
TINE enforcement OF civil service
taws and demands governmental
tecon0aty
u endorses nhilrpIine SELF 4gnyerE
,hsent and declares Tor the protection
t0f Americans sanrcad
II as'Ss rfor prison reform, an atie-
Fauate pension 'fuT OH soitiisss tine
tieyaiuphent ri the waterways ami
the development -uf aias,,a and Porto
tRieO
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

Above ali theae difficulties asad ne
soaxht 1esas Has desire 10 zee jteS1
as was rewarded lie ssees ~ i1thl
tee remedy Tor sn aeeYs tesss aa't1-
responas % al I;e asked tlss spfttl
81 obedience mas oa.se % tie hssn'
tant OF GODS goodness As % lee re-
resaed fEesus cess as tee sxaanDse
opeaienoe white uean adftA tHie
yrost results In lAzcel&ssss life ceaaae
IRON apedaenee tiae results roi 1s'<s' 2
aepee produced a grsat confession
saso Iaahiag aim willing % maze
restitution Tor al has rYncsiG dci1tS
BRO Waar CLOSED with az eheiIisiiI
,z.ppeal b. all % 2ceget tlis saliva
t.on wb,eh purchased hy tie bfesl
Of our savior Is the CREATES o. ali
aifss A Q2artetee SUNG ny Abs
{.,hnsau Mrs Cseon Mr. 1serry am
Mr. rsrraeiy added ,naf.h 10 tie ss
sa,n., sery,ces REpURTHB
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
EBOND MONEY is
NOW IN BANKS
lf POLK GlUN1Y

-ype Board OF Bond Trustees, coons-
posed 7ef c. ~ tciaybon, cof Lake
t3,nd: n Il. Wilson of 3satooW, and
kW II Lewis, 1of hort Nsfsasie, fisefd "a
,msetiag at Barlow today, and gro
.rated the proceeds OF the bsosid issue
ta,roug the yarious BANKS oof tine
leonnty
surety bonus were put ND ny tine
t,,ar,ass ssggregatins nne and three
.o,,arter million dollars, and 80 PER
,ee,t OF the faee of these lisoilsss WAS
tpafd mo tine l,ariiss, tine entire mil
lion and a bait OF bond money 3seiIrs
inns tiegesitet II tine tlsaIiiss OF tine
county. Every bank in tine county
,otued in furnishing the BOMBS and
.1,a rticipat~,l IL tire tiesa:it. Cieeeiss
ION the New Iurtz banks were gwen
tie various BANKS ny tine Bond frlis-
tses for tireir pro rata Itapestts-
Tie MONEY Tor tine lroati Work IS
,uur- IN p0lk county, and nothing re-
mans % De none aeaeent 1for the con
tractors 10 p1isf their yarius m'-
VISIONS 10 completion
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
II, Il !. I.iIsev)

With "Nuw Ray ME ttnWn 10 sfaar'
His GAY Is done and IL MS iisu
W. iay 10 res ms tulSsated iHsaG
AND urar the LORD ms SOU 20 iesep
Soon ne IL Dreams mas travelled -faT
With Angels u brighter star,
WIer. cierlliss MAY with MIN all
night
Until IL, wakes with mornings tgiftt
To nav. another romnnlg tiay
AMI a the close OF Il To Say
His "Nuv 4 lay MI DOWN 10 steep,
4 pray the I.ortl my soul II ieeeD.'
4
Fl i SHOULD die before 4 wake
lie prays, although ITO tteath lie
tears
Not ttullntiIlg one. the Muster tiIanrs:
81 pray tine Lord my gnlll To take.
White listening / ~ once nrDre
IL memory To tisyF of ypre,
amt ;lIteelllpe ri my nlnttter5s a1lIae
My cniidnuul's faith COMES back Ito
So IL the ntnailIg ri IAifess ttHy
! INV my head again IL prey:
III ] airnlifd die llrefnre i 'waiee
j pray tine 1.urt my soul IN tafes."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
AT The BAPTIST
Church Sunday

Bro Wears sermon of the InerE
lang was lac kseynose ssouEoed N tn
i'tSYfn one naIrpslgn 20 1ee cor'
iIpeReed on Oct as ny tae iHfys
lRzptist enernh Tx, Paatu 1855
tf3Yli Thou not revive as again ta&t
TINY 1peapie nay re3oaee IN Teee@
tTeere--'The s,Er1t Of Revival
rThis spirtt Mlast come ,ntO 5eacll
teasnnsl 1ef church activities Tae
ttistm oil each aRdif3Gasl hesrt is teI
the spirst oef rrsviss In the esrt7
tSerasaaem Church bee grea reriy3
twas proceeded by ooassslat prayer
tTae eeed OF tae spirit OF rsSira
ttaat hee apeogae Iaay have tbe 1ll!
rRess OF JOY m tReir salvation. 7TRa
ipeed OF "a rreSiya II our Church
ithis eeed brings as tteser tosetaeg
We csn aare t1ss rsYtys sbiftt SWEEP
.oesr o5r ch9reb II we will he Il D.
ain ~ each heart
Marks o. d revival Is p.zcia2 81.
rg'hssas on tie teachings OF Sesas--s5
I bee life we tazd BOW we live with
tour fellow saap slad lt0w we grssp
itbe opportunities Of iife aud ilftl
toar mission quitting out Of our lives
reaeh questionable tiinS
I The deelspe ~ spiritaaif,y IL tIa
tchureh IS IRON indtSfdraa neatect Q
fdNty THE peger 0 prayer II o.
RAINING revival was emphasized
I tbe ttaassinc Q the life pnayni% a.
lee sieaased IRON secre ialtss Pc,
s9na aetfcrt ss one o. tie factors IL
ttee Split Of revival TIA NE b.
'Willrnr b fts2e} rraasgresscrs Tllv
ways LEI Us as WORKERS with tIic
LORD Do with orr Nigh wilma on
aanas lind TO DO; listen 10 the cal
ief thch NJ our life and rise aeuye
! those things wli;eh would cause Z.
tSiaarth Of Spirituality IN car lives
trrlsn as the people Of GOD we will
fSa..SC ,'Fss':El ltEstsiS - - sEfsIt W l(b
viva IN 1our niiast
sihiSet OF the evening OBSCURE.
"a Rich Man 1haind Text. IAnsc
i 1893 This day is salvation oogie
10 thy h0tise,' l,ssed uenn the con
version 10f Eabnhael,s, the publican.
1.-The creates blessing thit can ecnie
! 10 a lren,e rs When to an inmate o.
that home comes salvation T}io
seeking Savior and the seeking siI.
|, ner eiiiniiaate in tire WORDS of tho
text The difficulties OF Eaecl,aels
encountered in seeking Jssus fist
pUpiitarisy 81 a man OF groniiifenee
and a mora difficulty, as he dri no
fwish 10 acknowledge hiss ain isefrre
the EesuDfe :ird . business iifirclilu
shss ficiisss stood between him ann HIS
sapgfoach 10 JssIa 1sacciiaeus arese
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

kav. Cats MAY nave been justified
a. ne Claims When ne ''kiiied q me-
ger but is II not rather iursibfe 10
think OF q governoF of cmE State nav
ing ti0ne such q tfrng, nevertheless
are there no. MANY who voted .fur
'hnm why could nat have Tune 50 mad
they known tiits' ant is It mot @ sat
commentaries .on the gecent campaign
that IS al1f fWfidtap could nave
'Toted rfog q man VIM had ''lsilied a
riiisgef' anu tthey did mo- Aauw IiC2
tiue Little ttifeS lEeaiN ;tiew ~ the
man they would maise guYernof -
st peteFsbuFg Times
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

The Mllserry Herald bas another
ttWo-e1ilisatp eenSntst9n. asyoted 10
the t.v9liils Telegram and It's ed! Z
Tor The weather IS warn lite is
ssh9tt, esrsaEtal controversies are "A.
TWHsafiLtoss 10 the iiash -and well We
re9tfass We didy,'t read the Herald i;
article 4 enfsory Glance atyes US
the Impression that the editor ~ee,a-
dams that Ne referred 10 "a 'fpltys.-
Caal aariiicttor" OF ]lis We din NOS
iitywas "a Rtental trouble tina we men
ttt0nesl F4rhaps we sh0uil not have
none tlits hut mas attack on MS WIS
so 7ieho4ts and ineaiied for that for
THE moment We i0rgot 10 INN the
1ptlisr cheek We have no rauarra
with the Atlibesfv tierah, Is lar as
we are eonessnet the ineilent IS
ccfGsed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
JUST 4 Ll,rwI,g STORY

a gentleman tells its the f0lioTins
STORY Tiiieh ne considers very apno-
pos 10 the respective attitudes OF
TWO Ce0nesrns III Lakeland IL the
sSsthie line 0f business a reward of
"a million dollars is pfiefetl 10 the
fitfat person making q wrong sueas as
ito which institutions axe referred 10
'ftiieRe was 0nee "a lharbar vino wae
Also a taSidssmtst in a small WAY
and into his tsirp one DAY came ar
cltiter taSHierhitat Tiiiie the i3arpsf
was hnslU engasset 10 Shaving q Gus
tt0mer
The visiting t,,Stliesnitst called at
tteitshn 10 al -og seated on G
perch near The tarber s Chair .''V'hat
vwsatohet WortcH me commented
'it,H ans oiie .aVer see al owl take
shtah an unnatural positror At tits
ffaiOv has Given hinr'.'
BIT The earbeF HhaVed M
l'itat foot at the ewes" continued
THE critic NO owls ewes ever
ltorllset iis.e that and the way they
aaPe -'tace,l Shows the work af q
Clumsy bunsierS'
AMI the barbar shaved on.
'1AtoPeeVag' salt the Visitor ''ehe
ffeathefe on THAT owl are ARRANGED
80 That nnttoiibtenis the man who
did i'll rs q tiisseaee 10 llts ppufession a.
Ant the barber shaved on
sttt ah0tt this time the owl r1iav
OF the peeoh AMI took up another
position, demonstrating that the
caapns criticism had its lussifrca-
tston onss IN The iaundceal anu on
Stous vision ~ the critic.
4srt the lsarber Shaved on
But tuhe critic le2t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
We VII esatsre thas asesrtsen i,

We vii venture tiss assertion ~
aanyb9ay Changed balAets snd sasr&al
ttaean Win al inasif5iolpeecil be d4d
$50 aReHStng aad aesirteg tas tao
chang wel1d b. detected fsohoay'
with intelligence enea2h 10 Gsrry ~ d
asQeh o. Undertaking w9uad pe FOO
oeeeuah 10 DO tae @e1 IN sseh eHn.-
line aaaBner 1nieH BE- werc 4rrs4--
ms a tr444e.ip
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
rl,Hs@rRsEnf AND FIFTY

We cal the following story fron
Lille
iin Nantucket ttttare axe mary wit.
ln~s and spiriiseaes, mIt uiiite tiune
vino are accustomed 10 hike q man IN
Sleep III titair iionies 10 wayti of any
possible NOCTURNAL dangers One man
why came 10 haVs a,iite q business il
t'ii's line, Ittt oiit abuVe iiis tiuuy. 4
sign winch seat as folipws.
said ioise dusins she da,.
Twenty-Five cents az mons.
Seseilnls with nervous uhl ia,ltes
Fifty cents
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
sHOgTaHI OF TIMETABLES
IN MOTH NAY pRnVI
HdRBINGER FOR FI.0HIDf

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li@rtisrA stateS h1al P'''F : -
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ital - riiftiGa1 10" S"i'i . '''''i'
'tices foi al "i'isFl ''''S7 ~
zccGun @ tl' con- spthis an am
! me ai0 Z" SteFrannI0i4iN' " nm u.
. ne" Egt2idlIN S.N Avn '!'" "t'"-
llicrlLisSstFtJ ftd'Sa
seed 9So'f<' y ". st"''''' SS'''
Inns were aestrhFst i'TSF "@''
tdrdNliSs dho " SaRt' E'-'s'
LAR tii n sS<lli!i.s S"''hi ""s
Fis1 t1rNi34. i've ~ sSS'ii'i''S.
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am IL sGlse sS'tiG'S t'i"H sdi'ii"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

T4e ilepl1i,psRs aaye a s9ieadAl
raaan a a pslIha8te To- Governor m
the peraen o !secrgc w Alien lie
is a aaan o ABILITY intagtitv apd
ceaareeter Wlaa nRBs1ies os there
rfefe Is wiz ae.ae Republicans wa
+poN insast on k,2astile Cats Tor TIE
aeayerperslip th9t?h II is alleged
Cats As q laemoera We do no
hper "a sinaie ,teRisiiean wh,o FAY
,9ps mot
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

AtesHrs. ftal ant Julian lsolrert. I1f
SANFORD are here ttntiay, guests a,f
citef sister, Airs o. q. Pune and
ueitar iraiatives 1}nth nj these .gep-
ftenten e';rmnt tn niiange their Inca
tton u al sarty tiats, the ifDrnte, IN
me 10 Fnrt Myers, und tile iuttar IN
FlnlprDi1s, 1rear Fort AIaafte
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
CoNEccf rtfEr4,si ifsEaHI-lAfsiSs
81 THE dcEikcGRATtC
NATIONAL FFI-.ATTCRh

~5VftQEYIfR by ACCUSING
ERBEJupdGES COF IA ERAG LaAL.
BHLlGtugS JpR OoTHER MA
TUBE, CGHBkTES Ip;SCGaD AND
s3TRtFE AMONG 1OuR IREURI5E
so AS ITO oOSSTRTGT THE
WEOLEsoHEFRR,QCESS OF UNI
fFtcaTtcN, IS FFAtTHIIIsSS TO
THE TRUST WHICH THE PRIV
L.eGIsS rCF CcrTEaBNSHIP RE
POSE NJ FHlE, AaED IpsSIlOYAI
no t HIS COUNTRY"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

Iisen .sicfillien IS "a mighty good
MAN bpa t be has is mas persaaal a..
gfefeeees wsth isent Peaa4eten as4ad
amt aaaeen aassee tnteraa wral-
aases ceQAer has tuastaeat IN ihe gg-
DaeraaLef3sl eeHtest ben has has sYd
cen lhe sosernersatp ,aAmsei aRd his
aaetAen 4 this tttae ,sll no aeip has
future aspirations
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

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upv + LAY ME- NOVA It'd sI.EEp
Z = = : e~et = = = = = r =
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

AfiEs 9iat.u hu;tm wilt drtJ
Kindergarten Il, -. sn.
avenue ..Dn A,nltur- I'm. dr. q
information cul ~ 9Athe !
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

rec condition i bargain anp,v
al Terrel''s blacksmith =,uop
1889 1885,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11
iMoiIMs MEwv .;ag j II
4--:;sI.,.ars rays
se q

| ;:sIoaam 'ays
se OF
Tile Nnulf Ateri las
largest ATTENDANCE y nm.
fhullttay Inlnrnm; tia -
'xnnfe time. Iive-- ntanus. 80
.niace, "a rnunlim' lnv "a -.
fnnti Heveral VISITORS ures opp,
(which was We, s.aii,7E,den
's"HiisH' splen
This class rHcnn.r saa All
fl,aign Tor llhv ntnnlmn n r.,
tgnnd IT'D Has tlu an.nuamG
,.tiR nmnljiars IL tnH vu1fev.
THEY will continue III 1nts
Dlte month IL tlu allsm, ue s.
twill give L ilallulh. rvi.lh hi
liners, tiunth Dtt INT lnv drou
l.Enrnne1l
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-11

We aail have an eye on the fasaaa
ceAapeei toasy
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-12
Virgil Smith and Jess Kollenburn

Virgil Smith and Jess Kollenburn
were among those from Ferdinand
who attended the Rebekah dance
here Friday night.
Miss Coda Wilson was an ar
rival from Ferdinand Friday eve
ming and was the guest of friends
for several days.
Mrs. w. E. Graham came over
from Grangeville and was a M. E.
Sunday school visitor. She gave
an interesting talk on more Eff
Gent Work in the Sunday School. T"
Rev. and Mrs. F. Arthur Grun-
waid and Miss Isa Butler returned
Saturday evening from Lewiston
where they attended the the Inland
Empire Sunday School Convention
which convened there Thursday.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-05-12
A Symbol of Health.

The Pythagorians of Ancient Greece
ate simple food, practiced temperance
and purity. AS badge they used the
five pointed star which they regarded as
a symbol of health. A red five pointed
star appears on each package of Cham
berlain's Tablets, and still fulfls its
ancient mission as symbol of health.
If you are troubled with indigestion,
biliousness or constipation, get pack
age of these tablets from your drug
gist. You will be surprised at the
quick relief which they afford. Obtain
able everywhere.