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Evening star., 1916-01-03

The elevation of William w. Astor
to the peerage rewards years of pa
thence on his part. 1t is the greater
compliment because England at this
time is not so much in need of more
barons as of more men in overalls at
the munitions factories.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

Possibly fears that Europe will be
arrayed in antagonism to this coun-
try after the war will not be realized
if our abundant crops hold out and
we continue to afford a good market
for importations.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

Discipline of submarine command
ers has not yet been sufficiently Sc
we're to prevent the recurrence of ac-
cidents.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

There may be moments in states
mans career when he must regard his
country's entire population as his
constituency.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

Some of the submarine commanders
do not seem to care how many ex-
plantations and reparations their
recklessness may necessitate.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

The Ford peace party is still suffi-
GENTLY interesting to draw a crowd
of non-combatants wherever it ap-
pears.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
He Reads the Future.

From the Columbus Ohio State Journal.
Another pathetic little feature Of every
day life is the pompous person who really
thinks he knows what's going to happen
to our Industrial and financial interests
when the war Is over.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

China has just enough of the SOL
dier spirit to make it uncomfortable
for anybody who tries to organize a
new government.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Condescension.

isn't the style of music you have
been playing rather lacking in classic
quality?"
ooh, yes" replied the highly accom-
plished girl. But one must show
some consideration for the tastes of
ones parents"
Evening star., 1916-01-03

England was frankly and intelli-
gently discriminating in making Astor
a baron and shipping Tod Sloan back
to American shores.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

All the United States needs for pre-
paredness is to get its enormous pros
perity properly modified.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

Possibly the egg market will soon
take drop that will compensate for
the cost of gasoline.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

A competent astrologer is always
wary about mentioning real names
and exact dates in his predictions.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Scientifically Considered.

"Do you think New Year resolu-
tions assist people in reforming?"
"Oh, yes" replied Miss Cayenne.
But they don't suffice of themselves.
Reform is a process of evolution
rather than resolution"
Evening star., 1916-01-03

Egypt's strategic position gives the
sphinx a certain military status as a
riddle propounder.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Nearly Always Active.

yram tie Phaladslphia Press.
AccordinE to . DISTINGUISHED sculptor
Col. Bryan's mouth In repose IL bsautt-
1uls hut who -eyoE saw It that yn0
Evening star., 1916-01-03
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Utility.

Utility.
"Did your audience throw you bou-
quets after your speech?"
NO." replied the reckless orator
they brought only useful gifts such
as bricks and other building mate
rial"
"A man dat kin smile and act pleas
ant all de time" said Uncle Eben,
"ain't necessarily good natured. But
he's Untitled to some applause foh
bein' a good actor"
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Fur Coats and Sets Reduced for Clearance

any description wanted this Fur section of
the logical choice Indicative of the reductions
have made the following selections:
s25 Hudso Coats collar to
collar inches
se50O Hudson
2 $4,000 Cara reduced $500 each.
double scarf
to-
scarf $1,000
1 $3.50 Black Fox Barrel Mufr to sz355
| Skunk Barrel Muf to
Double SkunlS reduc %
Pointed Fox o $500.
nor.
Evening star., 1916-01-03
Anticipated Catastrophe.

Destruction is each planets fate.
Each yields to Times relentless
force.
But man is not content to wait
And let slow Nature take her
course.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

There Inexpensive at special prices than
ever the dainty undermun of this character
have always strong feature of January sales
The prices for this year they have
been any recent January sae although the prices of all
sorts of undemusln cottons have advanced greatly dur
ing the past year.
No phone or local mail orders
woers ndermuslins z5c-usin Covers Nainsoo
Corset Covers blouse and tted Nansook Drawers, Cambria
Drawers; Long Peticoats and Short Pettcoats.
Womens Undermusns socMasonve Muslin Gowns Berkeley
Cambria Gowns Soft Nainsook Gowns Dainty Crepe Gowns
Pink Crepe Gowns Pink Batiste Gowns Nansook Combina
ton Suits Cambria Combination Suits, Crepe Combination
Suits Crepe Chemses Nainsook Cheses, Soft Nansook En-
velope Chemes Short Petcoats of and nansook
Long of cambrc and CREPE Drawers in muslin
cambric Heavy Long Pecoats and
Pique.
Womens Undemslins at $ooNansook Gowns Crepe Gowns
Batiste Gowns, Pink Batiste Envelope Cheises, Com
bnatous of fine fabrics, beautifully made and mmed Long
Cambria Pettcoats. Long Nainsook Pettieoats -
Evening star., 1916-01-03

All the garments carefully and panstakng made the latest
full and fluffy Styles to meet the demands of the NODES
They daintily trimmed with aces, embroidee and rib
bons
sales force has been greatly increased for this even order
that all patrons may be served promptly We believe that
who ignores this sale will be neglecu of her
best interests
accepted; goods sent c. O. D.
Undermun RducedMany attractive styles and sheer
fabrics; all from stock.
Gowns, Csc $3.o5-werc 81 90 to $3.50.
Petticoas $1o5 to $2o5-were $3.50 to $4OO
Envelope Chemises, o5c to $z95-were $l5O to $3.50
Corset Covers, 35c to o5c-were Soc to $l50
Combination Suits, 35c to $1.95-were Soc to $500.
Drawers, 35c to $l.50-were Soc to $225.
Handmade Undermuns Reduced-Our nportaons
reduced because of broken and incomplete assormens
Princess Slips and Combinations, sl.os to $3.e5-were
$3.50 to $1,000
Petticoats, $1.95 to $395-were $4.S0 to $1,000. -
Chemises, $l.S5 to $A9s--vere $3z5 to $1,000.
Gowns $los to $@es-were $3.50 to $3.50.
Drawers s1.2s to $42s-were $500 to $3.50.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

Good Linens Are Now Hard to Find in Any Quantities. But
We Shall Hold Our Annual January Sale Of Linens.
gsurcr;i d in
nhveo urannlJ
Thea oIinnshe a dd
apenmIa asutmet Inmsha t Nlh
Thar
went the ght nd
eInensasw omdf have linen n or
sJuS
OHeedat the resent lesaeP
ftema tina th
WILDE
aztec dfrth n a hi
Evening star., 1916-01-03
The Evening Star Newspapercompany

PAYABLE in advance-hv mall postage prepaid:
Daily. Sunday included. one month. 20 cents.
Daily Sunday excepted. one month. 20 cents
Saturday Star. 81 year: Sunday Star. 81 4o year.
Evening star., 1916-01-03

THE SUITS:
In these suits you will find the successful modes o
the season the and colors-broadcohs
gabardnes serges mixtures and ecksbroken sizes and
complete assortments.
$I6o5 to $1975 Suits reduced to $I2.o5.
$500 Suits reduced to $19.z5.
Szo5O to $500 Suits reduced to $500.
THE DANCE FROCKS:
Very pretty rocks of various stylish Silks trimmed witt
aces and nets.
$500 to $3.50 Dance Frocks reduced to SIS.
$500 Dance Frocks reduced to $l9.75.
$IS.75 Dance Frocks reduced to $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-25
CHANTECLER.

TO-" Pero ahora queremoS reterW IN
sgceso acaecido rccientemente IN Ia
frontera franco-a!emana. para que
uuestros l~ectores eStao.ezcah II ON
paracion entire l" hldaigui" No''e""
de los SoidadoS euroPeoS {. S'''"J''-
mo : abyecc'oN de los 'o'Uc!o"a' "
oe Mexico.
r! ~IncIdehte tu'0 "g" CT "L" u
!aS t~Fl"c"eI"N s.'"""" '",'
'ohcoUEI LIS 'o'''' Us
SeS hlc'e'o" eAp'''"' "''
una trlhcheIa "'eii'"''" W"
que cu"'Io 0'"'o y ,
como oe u" o'"'sI (" S'-N'T''
'eo0c'o se''""''o' N"o
man c"Eo he''"o ! ''o'',''' ''
mao d 'eI'Ie H"'""S w '0'
'es y a diez nc los "'ei''"''eS' L 'H''-
liz Sc queJaoa taSt'moSan'e''e' S"'
comPaneFoS no sc ".'e'i1t " 'esV''"'
10 lemeFoSoS' =" u"""' Ue IDS ''."S
w. -, -.
n;..;r francis critic en- aleman al sol.
Gado berido: "Di I tus compaheros
cue te levaAten, noSotroS no heromoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-25
PAGINAS DE GLORIA Y PAGINAS
DE IGNOMINIA

Da vergiienza comparar Ia c%oDjuc-
Il que ziguen los militares euroreos
en- los campos de batalIa, Y Ia que
obServan : nan Observable en- Meyi-
50 los revo!ucionarioS. Entire los u
llisras, FierroS aseSino. personalmcn-
re. pistoIa en- maro, 4 mas de Glen off
Gales federales despueS de IA toma de
Torre6n; entire los carrancistas. suS
propioS heridos son rematados, diz-
que para cue no &gan ~sufriendo."
Incalificable ha sido Ia sara desp'a-
gada por ambas facciones, Y podria-
mos cirar i~nnumerab!es hechos que
c~omprueban plenamente Ia criminali-
dad de los generates" jefes = Off
ciales del Ilama-,3 gobierno de fac
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-25
la BOLSA o LA D

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fea ~ o.,e e, s,,vo arda nor los s,e-
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g.ar este negOciO en- uueua tOrmu.'
Aqui @ infeliz preso. enrrega rnaato
trae consigo Y logra recohrar -. liner
tad. \ nj NE robaron de esra name
n. = se,enya Y cineo G6lareS. cg. me
ramoiaron Dor ciento ~cincuenra Ire
SOS lie b;limbiques, diciendome e., Off
.:,l ,,. 81 ,,r,,;, c.ro;., ,r .. ,..
uno. como en- IA epoca &c Huerta. :
que ~proccdia asi Dorque "a morcda
que 70 traia no era de curse legal"
"Orro sistema que tienen de robar
-nos decia Ia misma rersoua-es
el de aprehenderlo q mo Y preguutar-
le bruscamente: "a Yer pos papelcs
cOmprOmetedores." SECURE eI l"'~gpe-
'""o oe Sd sac" ID ro''e-
II oe' Oo!SiiIo' "a eAIEeSa d eN"!.-o'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-25
JOSE ISABEL ROLES EN- MEXI.
co

Recordars.n aae,--os l~eccores one <.
cx-vi,lis,a Jose Isabel Robes. Minis
tro de la Guerra del bandolcro Eu-
la,io Guutrrez. coopcr6 "a reEGic:5u
Dc aLgun@S fuerz"> de Francisco Villa,
despues de las aer-otaS de este. En-
aquella epoca. 0areson r-egJ q no:n-
brar I Robles comaadanre milir,r de
Chihuahua; pero e. 'primer i=ie"
desconfjo del aombramienJo, no 10 "a
tific6 ' eI designate two que refu-
giarse en- e Paso. para no caer III
manos de las "aUtoridaces" de Ciadad
Juarez.
Sin embargo, parece que "a intlaen-
cia obregonista crece de dia en- dia y
. Eobrspone a n de Carranza. por-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-25

mas Sc ha visto IN raseo de noDicZa,
nj por asomo aparece !, nidalguia del
caballero Cyrano: solo Sc mira u "a.
pacidad de los buitres Y Ia trUhaEe-
ria de los rufianes,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
ZTMMERNTANE a. CO.


ZrMMERMANN g. CO..
Suburban at Electric stop, y-Roem.
modern dwelling, .hot-water heat.
electric lights, 4 ia acres. $500.
81 Acres, 8-Room, New Dwelling ON
macadamized road. north of Rioh-
mond; convenient TO car line. So
100.
BroMd-streef Road. 20 Acres. yico
grove: fruit, s-room dwelling. Crops
included. Front on two roads. ss,-
600.
10 Acres. 4-Reom Dwelling. ON Three
Chopt Road, $1,000.
80 Acres, on Curtis Neck Road. 30 Cul-
tivated. s-room dwelling. orchard.
$4,000.
Chesterfield. 2 Miles to Forest Hni.
$50 acres; 10-room dwelling, fine
grove Alfalfa. timber. Lithia
springs. Streams.
Railroad and Electric Stations. Nice
800, dwelling and acres. 81
500.
PamunIkey Rivers 10 Acres, Modern
dwelling, two baths and shower, Law
atory. with hot and cold water in
each room. Artesian wells, all house,
hold furniture, gasoline boats, etc.
$4,000. Sale or exchange for city
property,
Chesapeake Bay. so Acres. 7-Reom
dwelling. outbuildings. $4,000 81
acres. colonial, S-room residence. ST.
500. 200 acrea l0-room dwelling,
timber. $4,000.
ZIMMERMAN ID CO.
Is North Seventh Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

$4,000 WILL BUY 30 ACRES IN cHnsl
TERRIFIED COUNTY. ABOUT AZ
MILES FROM THE CITY. Good
IMPROVEMENTS. ABOUT HAYV
CLEARED AND IN CULTIVATION
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
RARGAIN PACKAGE.

For - Cents We VIII send You Our
Bargain Package or temperance lit
erature. containing one copy Of our
sixteen-page pamphlet, Abraham
Lincoln An Apostle Of Temperance
and Prohibition" written by Samuel
wilson. This describes Lincoln g
stand for total abstinence from his
boyhood days. through his political
struggles and while he was in the
white House.
Our Temperance Poster Calendar.
size iSxiS inches. in two colers. con-
tains twelve striking temperance
posters, besides the calendar for each
month
Fifty ~ ionsl Prohibition
lamps, In blue and white, TO put on
Your letters.- See that every
letter YOU send carries this silent
messenger for national prohibition
Make the Map white. Thirty Six
states Can DO 1t"
send your order in early. Our sup
ply of some of these items is limited,
YOUNG PEOPLES COOPERATIVE
TEMPERANCE BUREAU,
Box A, Wcsterville, Ohio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

81 Acre~j 6-Room, New Dwelling OF
macadamized road. north of Rich
mond: convenient TO car line. 81
100
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

u. q. HUDGTSs 4 Co,
so4 East Franklin street.
Owner Leaving city, VIII Sacrifice
modern residence, hot-water heat,
large lot best locality Barton
Heights Must sell.
he Sure and Get One of Those Beau
ttful modern brick homes just be-
ing completed -nH-Third- Avenue.
Highland Park. Only left. Price.
$4,000; terms.
Modern Home. New. Brick, and One OF
the incest you ever saw. VIII take
unimproved lot as part payment.
See us about this.
ss-Aere Poultry Farm. Convenient 60
| city and minutes walk from eic-
tric line. Price $2.50o.
Harfou Heights Home, Beautiful Loca-
ton, baths, II rooms. paying 10
per cent on sales price. WIN trade
for lot In Gtntsr Park.
Have Improved and Unimproved Prop
erty in and around Richmond. VIII
trade for property in other sections.
What have you to trade?
Have Nice, Modern Home in Norwood.
VIII take lot ON North SIDE as part
payment
$40 Acres. Miles From Good Town
and station on c. A o. James River
division. Large s-room house. good
improvements and an all around good
farm VIII sell for $4,000: good
e.
here's your chance.
N. q. HUDGFNs a Co.,
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS,
Beautiful Home Facinx Libby Hn,
Park,
seven-Room House. Detached, Facing
Chimborazo Park.
Eight-Room House, Home or Invest
ment East Clay Street.
Beautiful Home with Large Lot, East
Marshall Street. Terms 10 suit.
Home or Investment, Church Hill, Mod
ern. $500 cash. balance like rent
jackson Ward Investments. Paying 10
per cent
w vest End Homes and Investments.
Lee District Special, Rooms. De-
tached. all modern improyem ents
and a beauty for price asked. Terms
to suit.
Lots of Lots. Homes and Investments
In all sections of the city and sub
urbs
,r.'' SULLIVAN Il CO.,
No. North Tenth Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

FoR sALE-LrTTTE TRICK AyU
POULTRY FARM IN SUBURBS OF
CITY. ah ACRES WITH VERY At
TRACTTvE COTTAGE AND OUT4
HOUSES. ALL BRAND NEW, Toft
ONLY $3.50: $3.50 CASH AND SAD
. PER MONTH. CAN SELL ON SAME
TERMS "a ACRES ADJOINING
MAKING FIvE-ACRE FARM wTTH
ALL IMPROVEMENTS FOR $f.sbt
LESS THAN COST OF CITY LOTT
AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS Nj
MORE THAN RENT CAN SELL
3s ACRE TRACT FOR $500, OR 81
ACRE TRACT FOR $1,000, ANTI
BUILD TO SUIT REQUIREAfENTsi
OF PURCHASER. IF INTERESTED
WRITE. AND WILL SHOW YOIS
THE PROPERTY. G. r. TOWN
SEND. =, O, BOX 1914 RICHMOND
VA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
y. A. C0vNELLv n CO..
SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

J. A. CoSNELLv n CO..
SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
4 ACRE, s-RooM HOUSE. NEWLY
PAINTED AND PAPERED. STRAW
BERRIES AND ASSORTED FRUIT
ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS IN
THE COUNTY. PRICE 81. 900. GOOD
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED.
ACRES SPLENDID MODERN RESI-
DENCE OF 7 LARGE ROOMS PLEN-
TY or ASSORTED FRUIT FINE
SHADE AND RUNNING STREAM
LET Us SHOW YOU THIS ONE
GRrsT MILL, AND STORE, wrTH
ONE OF THE FINEST FISH PONDS
IN COUNTY. LOCATED NEAR STA
TON. ON r.. r. & p. Ry, SEE US
FOR INFORMATION.
~ ACRES. NEAR FOREST HILL
PARK, 4-ROOM HOUSE. FINE To-
CATION. A BARGAIN. SEE US
40 ACRES. s-RooM HOUSE AND OUT
BUILDINGS. LOCATED WEST OF
CITY ON MAIN ROAD. CoNvB-
N1ENT TO CITY. TO BE SOLD AT
A GREAT SACRIFICE.
ACRES, LARGE BROOM HOUSE,
CLOSE TO WHARF ON YORK Rrv-
Err. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION.
PRICE. $1,000. WILL EXCHANGE
FOR CITY HOME.
OCEAN HOME OF NINE ROOMS, 100
FOOT LOT. MODERN IN EVERY
RESPECT. WILL CONSIDER EX-
CHANGING FOR SMALL FARM
NEAR CITY. SEE US.
J. A. CONNEILY a. CO.,
MADISON ssS1--MADISON 33s3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

FOR RENT OR sALE-FARM, sTTT-
ATED ON QUEENS CREEK. ARM
OF CHESAPEAKE BAY. ON STATE
WORKED ROAD. LARGE. LEVEL,
SHADY YARD, LARGE TREES.
GOOD ORCHARD AND VINEYARD:
FINE SPRING WATER: FINE
TRUCKING OR STOCK FARM.
HOUSE NEW 10 ROOMS. LARGE
PORCH. CHURCHES CONVENIENT
ON STAR ROUTE. CONVENIENT
TO STEAMBOAT. FINE FOR SUM
MER HOME. FOR PARTICULARS,
ADDRESS n e. MILLER. OWNER.
HUDGTNs. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14


sas.sss WILL BUY xSe ACRES n
LAND EIGHT MILES NORTH ar
THE CITY. NINE-ROoM dOrrx{
LARGE BARN, STABLES AM
OTHER BUILDINGS. LAND ~
GOOD TILTH AND MOST OF n
UNDER CULTIVATION
$4,000 WILL BUY TAT ACRES. a.
MILES FROM THE CITY; 40 ACRE
IN CULTIVATION; LARGE AMOUNT
OF PINE AND OAK WOOD; NIcE7
MODERN EIGHT-ROOM Dwell
ING. LARGE BARN. STABLE AMI
COOKHOUSE.
$4,000 WILL BUY 422 ACRES al
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. % MILE}
FROM RICHMOND. ABOUT ONEI
THIRD OF THE LAND UNDER CrTTI1
TIvATION. NICE. MEDIUM-SIz
DWELLING. WITH ALL THE usIJl
AL oUTBUILDINGS. LIES ON THI
BUCKINGHAM ROAD. WITH cool
MACADAM ROAD TO CITY.
$4,000 WILL BUY Is ACRES. wrr
NICE DWELLING. STABLE wITE
TEN STALLS AND A NUMBER an
OTHER OUTBUILDIN0s. oooYl
LAND. MOSTLY FENCED. on
CHARD 500 ASSORTED TREna
THIS PROPERTY Is SITUATED. ON
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, ABOUT AZ
MILES FROM THE CITY.
o. 900 WILL BUY 30 ACRES I'm cHnsl
TERRIFIED COUNTY. ABOUT al
MILES FROM THE CITY. Good
IMPROVEMENTS ABOUT HAY.I
CLEARED AND IN CULTIVATION.
$500 WILL BUY A.NTOE FARM a.
1os ACRES. ABOUT 10 MILES BE.
Low RICHMOND. ON wILLIAMei
BURG ROAD, WITH GOOD DwELIc
ING. BARN. STABLE. ET6
Oh 900 WILL BUY 10 ACRES, WITS
THREE ROOM COTTA0E, ABOUT
FIVE MILES FROM THE CITY
EASY TERNS
c. L a Fl. L DENOoN.
soT East Main Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
j. A. CONNELLY Il Co.
SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

J. A. CONNELLY Il Co.
SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GINTER PARK DWELLINGS.
SEMINARY AVENUE, 10 ROOMS.
HOT WATER HEAT. TWO BATHS.
BEAUTIFUL LAWN. FRUIT TREES,
ETC. PRICE, s12.5oo
CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE. ROOMS.
WITH ALL MODERN CONVENT
ENCEs. LARGE SHADY LAWN,
PRICE, sf0.ooo.
HAWTHORNE AVENUE, ROOMS
AND FINISHED ATTIC sTUCCo
CONSTRUCTION. LOCATED IN
THE CENTER OF THE PARK.
PRICE. $3.50.
BROOK ROAD. ATTRACTIVE sTUC-
co DWELLING. WITH ALL MOD
ERS CONVENIENCES. n G f
SHADY Lawn PRICE,. $500
WE HAVE LISTED WITH Us EVERY
PROPERTY FOR SALE IN GINTER
PARK. AND WILL BE GLAD TO
SHOW THEM TO YOU. THERE Is
NO MORE ATTRACTIVE AND CON
NENfENT PLACE AROUND RICH :
MOND IN WHICH TO LIVE.
s2S ACRES or GOOD LAND. ABOUT
2oo ACRES CLEARED. GOOD SEW
EN-ROOM DWELLING, BARNS,
ETC. SPLENDID ORCHARD. ONLY
TWO MILES OF STATION ON c.
4 O RY.. TO THE WEST OF RICH
MOND. PRICE, $1,000 LEss THAN
s14 PER ACRE).
Will. EXCHANGE 4 THREE-sTORf
BRICK DWELLING. CENTRALLY
LOCATED GOOD RENTING SEC
TON FOR FARM PROPERTY NEAR
CITY,
| IN ACRES AND NEW COTTAGE.
y eE5rf71q- OF FIR UT BERRIES. ETC
! SEVEN MILES FROM CITY. PRICE,
| ti.15o.
] A. CONNOLLY q CO.
| MADISON 3361-~MADISON s5s3
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Acres, Small DwsIIin9, Barn anl
poultryhouss; . squares from ear
line, city 8 milsa Price. tl,SsA
so Acrest House. Rooms, Ou<Ae1aaQ1
level land: bount tfuliy watArsd; eth
miles. PRICE. $1,000.
In AcresJ Good DwsilfnS, Nurseries,
outhouses. good garden coil: near
church. high school. store ana rail-
way station: city Z miles PrteA ~.
500
Apply For Free CutnIsw,
r. b. CHAFFN 4 co. mo-
Main and Twelfth etrests
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No. "a 7o0~Aere James ntver FaRm.l
u miles river front: SEQ acres river
low grounds. tho very best. 800 acres
of cleared upland. 200 acres wood Y
land. Ten room, two-story frame
dwelling: three tenant housea large
barn, corn crib. Toulouse. A beau I
ufui place near Richmond. In d
high state of cultivation. A b>auur
full farm and pretty home. II youI
want son ething good. see me About|
this quick. have scme Of the osgt'
river plantations for safe in the
State. Let me show you bafors max Il
ing your selection For prices ana
terms OF payment So o. aAdrsaA
W. r. HAKRr1.
Mo &2o Mutual Hutldtn4.
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Hanover Avenue, Corner Residence, q
rooms. two baths. hot-water heat and
all modern conveniences. Large
basement. also very large lot. De-
tached. This Is In excellent condition
For very quick sale the owner will
sacrifice for $500. This is the
greatest bargain on Hanover Ave-
nus.
Beautiful Grove Avenue Residence, De-
tachsd. 10 rooms. 2 baths. hot-watsr
heat. electric lights and every mod
ern convenience. This Ia on a very
large lot The owner iH In need of
money and will sell for $4,000. We
can also arrange good terms.
Cary Street. Just west of Boulevard, -
room brick residence. gas. electric
lights. etc. Price, $4,000
Large lot and side alley. Price, s&.-
600.
lakewood Avenue. Rooms, Bath. La-
trobe heat, gas and electric lights
Price. $500. Good terms.
Nice Home on Meadow street. a Rooms.
bath. etc. Everything in Al con-
dition This is nice home. and Is
paying over per cent atspresent
Mulberry street Residence, q Rooms
and bath. strictly modern. Price.
$4,000
Attractive Groom Cottage In West
End on corner. large lot sox14o
Street car runs down side street,
There is also an extra lot of so feet
next to this that can be had. This
is a most attractive little home. and
very convenient; also In hrstclass
condition. Price. only s2,so0,
West Marshall street. a Roomm. Bath,
etc, Price, $4,000,
Fnirmount Avenue Residence. Newly
painted and papered throughout.
water. gas etc. rooms in Al
shape. For q quick sale, $3.50. This
liz bargain.
Worth 1renty-third street. F>airrmcunt.
rooms bath and all conveniences.
Nice lot. Newly papersd and In first
class condition Owner is going TO
the country. Price. only s7.soo.
water heat, electric lights. hardwood
floors. etc. Close TO car line. Eight
rooms reception hall and bath. Lot
b5x14o. Price. $500.
Highland Park. Fourtb Avenue. q
rooms, bath. electric lights. hot
water heat etc Modern in every
particular. Lot boxl4s. Price, S.,
$50. Good terms,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Rheumatics-Why DO You suHerr shell
fuS Famous Rheumatic Remedy
never fans 10 end the misery OF
rheumatism. matters not how severe
or chronic Your case. send for a
~ bottle now Let us prove to YOU
tnts claim. TUE SHELFUS MTDI-
CINE co, Columbus, Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

white psfnts on Perchew Cleaned 60
look like new. WILLIAM MONROE
t24-E West Catherine Street
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NORTH AVENUE BARTON HEIGHTS,
EIGHT ROOMS MODERN IN
EVERY PARTICULAR. HOT-WA-
TER HEAT. GARAGE AND SER
WANTS QUARTERS. ELECTRIC
LIGHTS AND GAS. SHADES AND
SCREENS. STRAWBERRY BEDS,
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS AND LOTS
OF SHRUBS. LARGE LOT. WORTH
$4,000, FOR QUICK SALE. $500.
MAIN STREET.
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e. F. ROPER q CO.
e22 East Main street.