The Richmond Virginian., August 20, 1910, CITY EDITION, SPORTING SECTION, Page 4, Image 16

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Monument Annex—In the West End
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I . For yefrs the city ha?rFeen1 nearing Monument Annex. The property has been coming to its own—in a few more months it will flash up
to tne usual city prices. 1 he idea to place it on sale before the final great raise came, in order that the people might reap the dividends, was a
winner^ 1 ortunes are first thought out and then wrought out. You have been thinking—now act—grasp your opportunity by going with our
* salesman in automobile to property to-morrow.
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BLANTON & CO., Sales Agents, 1110 E. Main Street
PLENTY OF FRUIT
M OLD PATRICK
p* Apples. Reaches ami I’ears Abuivl
ant in TIibi Section This
Year.
jSKW SCHOOL FOR S'J V ART
W$.:
1 mid Being Raised for Modern
and Well Equipped
Building.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
EIaAMSVILI.K, VA., Aug. 20.—Kav -
tug the very large crops of fruit in this
county is engaging the attention of our
people Apples, peaches, pears, etc.,
are quite plentiful. Une man on Shoot
ing creek has a field of several hun
dred pear trees, which are Just begin
ning to bear. The outlook for a lair
crop of corn and peas is more favor
able simp the recent rains.
Agricultural addresses were made
in the county recently which ga\e
much and benefit tal advice upon the
subject of agriculture in its various de
partments.
Messrs. J. H. Sims and J. W. Bro
gan both received painful injuries re
cently. Mr. Sims broke an arm that
had been broken twice before, and Mr.
Brogan sprained his ankle so that he
could not walk. Mr. Brown, of Fayer
daie, after spending some time at the
Patrick Springs, t ame home last week
very much improved of his nervous
trouble that has affected him for sev
■ara.l months
Kevival services are being held by
the various pastors of the county,
which are reuniting in the addition of
a number of persons to the different
churches
Mr. T. 1- Boss, who has been doing j
a small dairying business near here
for some time, will leave for (leorgla !
the first of next month to superintend |
a large dairy. His brother, li. H :
Boss, will take charge of his liusi- j
ness for the present.
.Stuart, the county seat of Patrick,
end the community around it is sub- ■
scribing a large sum of money to build ,
a schoolhouse in the town.
Mr. M. II. Akers is building a large I
store at Buffalo Ridge, where he Is
now doing a large mercantile busl- 1
ness. j
Politics is rather quiet in the eoun- !
ty, but the speeehes that will soon be ■
made throughout the county will no
doubt arouse the voters, and a large :
V"te will be given when the day ar- I
lives.
NEGRO THIEF IS
it;
T ID ICT
Urotjprynian <Him N \era)
Squares and Then I’oi
H'C
men (jot Him.
■Robert tidings. u j.gru who has
•'Mn working in an undertaking
establishment, 1* now in jail and the
‘harg» against lilm c <>r attempting
to burglariously enter the store of i
Mr. G<*o rg- W Goode, 3520 i'iiist
Broad street.
The negro was arrested at 1.30
:rn>d«' k (Saturday morning by Polio- I
tnen Jordan and Toots u ho searched
for him from . arly in the evening.!
Be was finwllv captured in his home, I
. AUi Js'orth 25Th. jsireet
Mr. Goode's store had been broken!
Into several times and his . ash r.-gis-l
ter robbed. Twice he had missed I
groceries from the store and had told i
the police to be on the lookout for j
the thieves.
Friday night the proprietor played
detective himself and after closing
the store made himself a bed on the'
floor and waited until the robber ap
ixared.
Goings, the negro now in Jail, came
to the rear window shortly utter
seven o'clock arid tried to pry open
the shutters. Finding that he could 1
not unloose the clasp he succeeded In
raising the window and with a long!
hooked Wire was pulling article* from i
gliding when Mr. Goode raised I
an objection.
Rushing out through a side door'
;<h* groteryman tried to catch the i
(thief, but Goings was too swift of
toot and escaped after a chase that
■' .■ v :.e.d
\
wants
Fon SALK.
BATH ROOM AND KITCHEN COM
fort make a comfortable summer a'
home; we can supply you with at
these comforts, we are selling tin
Detroit Jewel Gas Range and othei
standard makes of Gas Rangfs, Do
troit Jewel Heatera for hot water lr
your bath room and all those Inex
pensive appliances for bath and kit
I chon VA PLUMBING .V HE ATEN tj
CO., 26 N. Ninth street.
FOR SALE—PART CASH, BALANCE
monthly installments, one of the
driest dxturod, best stocked ami
handsomest drug store in the en
tire South, now doing a paying
business, being comparatively * a
new etore and trade increasing
dally in a business and family
trade section, second to none
other buslnes that must have
owner's personal and constant nt
attentlon, cause of selling a splcn
j did chance for a druggist or one
with capital to Invest that will
! employ druggist to manage .Store
on the best street and best neigh
borhood in Richmond. Address D
27, care Richmond Virginian
WE ARE OFFERING UNUSUAL LOW
prices on our line of Ranges, Mantels
and tiling; now is the time to save
money if you are Interested. VA
PLUMBING & HEATING CO., 26 ,V
Ninth street
FOR HALE SECOND nAND p, MU,
carriage, good condition cheap to
quick buyer. Can be seen at 1205
w . Cary street.
lasted for fifteen minutes and cover
ed many squares of ground in the
suburbs I he police were then noti
fied and Goings wa* caught by of
ficers Jordan and Toots in the early
morning. He asked for a continuance
"hen arraigned in police court and
this was granted until Tuesday.
EH TICKET
WHS LOGHTEO
AipI ( aptain McMahon .Deserved
tin- ('igars for I he Trouble He
Had in Making a Search.
Captain of Detective T. J. McMahon i
in the absence of any one else In I
headquarters, answered a call from j
No- I(J02 East Clay street, Saturday
morning and Is richer l>v three!
activity.
twenty-five cents < igars because of his
•Mr. Herman Ghoison, of Chicago, |
reported that he had ..lost a round
trip excursion ticket valued at *50
and was certain some thief had stolen
it. t aptain McMahon made a thor
ough search and found the ticket ill
the coat pocket of Mr. Ghoison. He
was rewarded with, the ctgars.
"And that's the way many of those
robberies occur” said Captain Mc
Mahon. “People misplace articles or
lose them and then say a robber has !
been at work.” •
KIRKI.AXI) GROVE
MEETING BEGINS I
I
UEATH8VIL1LE, VA„ Auk 20.—
Thf> last of the Northern Neck camp
meetings. Kirkland Grove. situated
about two miles from here • in a
grove of oaks and hickory, began
yesterday under the most favorable
conditions to last 10 days.
1’rs. John Ttoach Straton, of Sev
enth Baptist Church. aBltimore, and
George W. McDaniel, pastor of First
Baptist Church, Richmond, will do nil
of the preaching during the week
The singing will be led by Dr. Adkins
The first service of the encampment
wa® held at 8 o’clock tonight.
The meeting is in charge of Dr.
Herbert h. Driscoll, pastor of Cua.ii
nnd i'atrflelds Baptist Churches, The
preachers of the Neck will he in at
tendance, and a number of visitors
from Baltimore. Washington and
Other Cities will be on the grounds
during the week.
September 1st will mark the closing
if the season of revival metalngs held
n Northumberland county. August
s usually devoted to the holding of
hese meetings, at which time the
armors are usually at leisure. Dur
ng the season scores of visitors from
he cities are in the country .
The revival meetings at the various
hurches In the county have been
argely attended this summer, and the
Tieetlngs have been the most sue
essfnl in many years.
HELP.
TOU DESIRE A stenographer, I
typewriter, or help of any kind, use
The Richmond Virginias want lira |
t
Wants
j HELP W % NTEI)—FEMALE.
\ wa—avt
girls to make paper boxes. Begin
ners paid while learning. Steady
i employment, light clean work anc
good wages. Apply to TH1) DAN
I lx >LPH P A 1 I: It Box. < •( > . Moss St.
POSITION \\ A\TKI>—FEM \LE.
WANTED—FAMILY WASHING A'J
home, or work by the day. 906 Abi
gail street tend of Ninth street)
Richmond, Ya.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION
us nurse. 904 St. Peter Street.
I WANTED—FAMILY WASHING. 6IS
| North Prentiss Street.
WANTED—DAYS WORK. APPLY
■ No. 9 North Llndcrn street
W ANTfiD F A MIL Y w a SHI NO AT
home. 809 1-2 North Sixth street.
f young woman desires position
n.s stenographer. Capable, some ex
. perlence. good reference. 1119 N.
Twenty - first s treet.
W ANTED—TYPEWRITING TO DO
at home; rapid writer. Hates rea
sonable. f’hon*1 Madison 351T-D
\V A N T E D— PCS ITIO N AS TEACHER
or governess by a college graduate,
22 years of age, holding a first grade
certificate, best of references fur
nished on application. Address M.
VIOLA LEPTON, No. 276 North
Franklin Street. Washington, Pa.
WANTED—BY YOUNG LADY. t»OSI
tion to teach in graded or high
school. Certificate and testimonials
Adflress MISS A^ care Postmaster.
North View. Va.
J A Y(>ENG LAD Y WITH-T WO Y LA US
successful experience in teaching,
and holding first grade certificate,
wishes position in a graded or one
roorn school state salary. Address
MISS L. Iv; care Postmaster. Ran
soms. Buckingham county, Va
WANTED-- A POSITION TO TE A< ’i 1
in a private school leatin, music,
mat hematic# and all English
branches, good references. Address
MLCS dkr-- wre-FeetmftHtei) -R,—F»--Ur
No. 5, Trevilian, Ya.
A YOUNG"" I.ADY OF KX VEl11 ENCE
desires a position to teach in pri
vate family; can teach the usual
English branches and instrumental
music. Address MISS X.. care Post
master. Rodophll, Ya.
YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION
as stenographer. Capable, some er.
perlence. good reference. 1119 N
Twenty-first street.
P< >KITU )N W A NT ED A S COOK 1N
some good family. 808 East Leigh.
POSITION \\ tMTU—MALE.
ler. waiter or useful man Address
ED. MILLER, care Richmond Vir
ginian.
EXPERIENCED < HAUFFEUR DID
sires position careful driver own re
pairs. Address M. E. J , 1800 WeU
Jadgh Street.
EX PERIF.NCED, 11RACTICAL, UP-TCL
date farmer wants position as man
ager. improving wornout land thor
oughly understood, stock raising,
general farming and trucking, eight- j
years In one place Reference from
same for ability, character, etc. T.
H. KAKECKSOX, Btevenavllle, Md
W A N rl ’ E t> B Y A YOLN G M AN O I*’
good habits, and no cigarette smok
er. a position as stenographer or
bookkeeper, or both combined. Ad
dress E. E. D., care Richmond Vir
ginian.
W A NTEixUpOHITION.AS GR(X-ER '
salesman; write for experience and
references. R. F. D. No. 2, BOX 44,
Wallace, X C.
P RINT E R ■■ - G E N E i t A L N E WBP A PE R
and “ad." man—open for Job, can
eorno at once. Address E. W. F.r
710 Washington street. Portsmouth,
Ya
A A NT ED BY^GRADl ATE IN~MlJSic
at Kandolph-Alacon. a position to
tench piano, best of references. Ad
dress BOX 102, Amherst, Ya
ft*ANTED BY A FIRST GRADE VIR
ginia teacher of several years' ex
perience. a positioin in public or pri
vate school; Latin and music. Ad
dr**.* V. care Postmaster, Poplar
11111, Ya, I
A A NT K f> - ~ A YOU NQ~MA N OkI K\N j
eval years’ experience as trained !
nurse is open for engagement for an |
JmLflnate time. Can handle any!
kind of. case. Address G-9^. care.I
Richmond Virginian.
IA ItltlF.D MAN WANTS WORK OK J
any kind belt lat er, rose grower j
and gurdner by trade. Call or write i
F STANFIELD. 605 East Main St. j
PR1NTE n —aENER A1, NEffgPAPE It
and ‘'ad.” man—open for Job; can )
eome at once. Address E. w. K
710 Washington Street, Portsmouth, I
Va.
VANTKD—HV YOUNG MARRIED
man situation as manager on farm
experienced; can' Klve references. Ad
dress MANAGER. 1210 North Nine
teenth.
I ANTED-— ALL- lt( It Nil PRINTER
wants position at onee will yo any
where; married. All referenees Ad
dress HOWARD SHACKELFORD..
1401 Ashland Street, City
iiFNG ’’COLORED Hoy is YEAHH
old wants position a.- butler or wait
er Address CARLISLE SPENCER,I
care Richmond Viramian
DUNG MAN i 9 VK A RS OI.b~WAfPtS
position; references furnished. Ad
dress #01 West Cary street. J,
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F
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Wants
Wants
Want Ad. Rates
One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phone Madison 1758, and
Mr.Garrison, Manager of Classified Department, will call.
i
RKAL ESTATE FOR * VI.
i wioi a\7> Home hargainb.
17 ACRES—A NICE LOCATION,
with buildings and orchard; dose
to Ashland. Price, $1,200.
80 ACRES, DWELLING IN GROVE,
running water, valuable wood and
timber growth, ten miles to Rich
mond by good road, one mile to
electric line. $2,800.
150 ACRES. WITH BRICK DWELL
mg and valuable outbuildings, im
provements worth more than is be
ing asked for the property. $5,000.
PROPERTY FOR RENT AT ASH
land and homes for sale from $750
up.
Wo are on the grounds; we know
the values of property between
Richmond and Washington.
FRANK H. COX CO., INC.,
Ashland, Va.
DO TOC OWN voril HOME? OCR
plan of loaning money will enable
you to be freed from landlords and
become a home owner. $7.50 pet
month, plus . [,er cent Interest, on
yearly balan.es, pays for a $1.00u
home in 10 1-2 years, but you can
pay In full at any time, thereby
stopping further Interest. Write or
call on J. W. PONDER, 34-38 Cham
ber Commerce liulldtng, Richmond.
Va. Phone Monroe 580.
FOR SALE—NICE 3-ROOM COTTAGE
with acre and quarter of land. Shade,
water, etc., at railroad station, 21
miles from Richmond, or exchange
for city property. OWNER, Mosley's
Junction, Va.
MIM KOJ NKOllS. "
Stop: i oc>kTvFthimc
JOHN LA TOUtTIE, JR- NEW PLACE.]
417 W. Main; Monroe 1452; French I
and steam cleaning; ladles princess)
and dresses leaned $1.50; pleated
skirts French cleaned, 75 cents, i
plain, 60c.. gloves cleaned, any:
length 10 cents per pair, gent's suits
dry cleaned, 50c, French cleaned $1.00
reduction in all work.
CLEAN IN<« V\1J PRESSING.
GO TO THE BEST PLACE IN THE
West Find, when you want, your
clothes cleaned and pressed: all work
guaranteed lirst class. J. R. BERK
LEY. JR- 316 W. Main street. Phone
Monroe 133.
NEWMAN'* I MilRELLER STORK, Sib j
E. 1111“ ad STREET.
WE RECOVER UMBRELLAS AND!
make them like new for very rea- .
amiable prices, we have covers in
cotton gloria, s 1 IVc taffeta and serge :
silk* in black and colored. We do I
expert repairing If your umbrella i
is 1n had ehape come to see u», we
will treat you rl^ht. Phone Monroe
2109.
IUMAN H A lit BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughe s, 209 N. Third street.
FUHA1TI IIE AMU CHINA PACKINgT
HJRNITURK. ' HINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
ears. Estimates -cheerfully given.
JACOB IMBUE, 706 West Main
Street. Phone Madison 3292. -
l.EE’1.
LEANING AND PRESSING: PHONE
Madison 3736, 202 North Fifth street;
ladles' work a specialty.
St HR KM r—213 NORTH FIFTH.
MBRELLAS COVERED AND RE ’ '
paired; expert work; SCHKEMP, The
Umbrella Man
F<»H SACK.
fpcrrm-Tr b wrnssssntxNrao*?
£or,,Vh® •s’,,nmer; that meani good
health —- - - - -
health, we employ experts In this
VA PLUMBING & HEATING
CO.. N Ninth street
OR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
Brook avenue.
OW PRICES ON ALL P.ANGE8; SEE
us now while the prices are low. all
standard makes, which means a great
mV.uS.eS you F*nt repair. VA.
E ;l.^B Nr\ 4 HKATINQ Co., 21 N.
Math street
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL TO LADIES* TAILORS.
"K. „G1VE instructions AND
YOU TO MAKE A FIRST
charge m the latest im
JI.RO'.f-MENT. STOP DOING THE
}'VJ!K IN THE OLD-FASHIONED
WAY. LOSING TIME AND WoHKV
(J'OJOl K CUSTOMERS WITH SO
many fittings, by using the
GOLDSTEIN BUST FORM, WHICH !
?4V£S-^,ATE,UAU LABOR ANDi
r.NNEf ESSAHY FITTINGS AND
I SKLESS PADDING, YOU CAN
Tl RN OUT A BETTER CARMEN i
I-OR LESS MONEY AND MAKE
-MORE PROFIT. BELOW IS A LET
•™K FROM ONE OF MY CUSTOM-,
E1;\’; srrT WAS MADE BY I
■HE BIST FORM AND WITHOUT
A FITT1NG.
CLAYTON, N C„
AUGUST 12. 1910
MTU M. GOLDSTEIN,
, RICHMOND, VA.:
dear sir
the suit received, tt is1
elegant and FITS BE AUT1FUL
->JHS. H—— IS MUCH pleas
ed W ITH IT I AM GLAD TO IN
WITll' rHECK FOR »*5-00 HERE
WITH BEST WISHES, I AM
yours truly.
LADIES DON’T NEGLECT TOUR HAIR ,
complexion and nails when you can 1
wot-R Gone at reduced prices.!
_ QL 1- Broad street, upstairs.
LADIES. BY PLACING THE ORDER
FOR YOUR FALL ANI > VVINI Eli ■
SUIT. REQUIRE FROM YOUR TAIL
OR A STYLISH SUIT. WITH THE
STRAIGHT LINES AND SOFT KF
vnr1n1J’,»“VrHK NEW YORK
^,ND PARS!AN TAILORS AT THIS!
I AM THE TAILOR WHO I
KNOW SHOW TO GIVE YOU A
SLIT AFTER THIS ORDER, AS i
Ji^X^RAL OF MY CUSTOMERS CAN !
TESTIFY FOR WHOM 1 HAVE
MADE SUITS SINCE 1 RETURNED
FROM INSPECTING MODELS MADE
BY SEVERAL OS' THE LEADING
TAILORS OF THE above men
tioned CITIES. II. LEWIS LA-i
DIES’ TAILOR. 202 NORTH FIRST
STREET. RHONE MONROE 2580.
SPECIAL NOTICE—IF YOU NEED
rubber tiros, 1 am still putting them
on at the old price as I bought a
good lot of rubber before the price
of rubber advanced, so get busy and
take advantage of tills. AddIv tn
B. C Bristow's, No. 11. 13. IS, North
Eighteenth street.
SPECIAL PRICES—ON HANDSOME
rooms if taken this month—Private
family, five Minutes walk to Broad
and Main Streets Rustness people
investigate. 809 N. 10th street.
iE VEIAL T RUN KB OF D RUMMERS’
sample trousers; special bargains;
high-grade gods; bought cheap; sold
same way. N. F. JACOBS & SON
Ninth, near Broad street.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF TREAT
tng and curing nervous and stomach
troubles; Mental Scientist; references.
8u» East Clay street Richmond.
SHOE REPAIRING.
dies, 60c; children’s, 40c and up.
Every pair sewed. DREW’S 'elE'‘
TR1C SHOE FACTORY. 716 East
Main street. I^one Monroe 2867.
_Bi:_SI\rc.«*S OPPORTIMTIKS,
drummers' samples of hijfh-claas
trousers presents itself now; we got
^em cheap—*o can you; but be quick.
N. F JACOBS & SON, Ninth, near
Broad street.
N
__ HAIM TONIC.
son s Hair Tonic will do all that we
claim for It we could not afford to
guarantee It. Price. 50e
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
decorating and signs, cal! on Wil
llsma.UaB-Uf iv ejr nr n_■ __
• I _ * ° , ,v* v*l| V/II if 11*
liams-Hewitt Co.. 305 W. Broad street.
TST.* guaranteed. Phone. Madi
son 1875.
Wanted,
F or First-Class Tenats,
three eight or nine-room dwellings on west grace
STREET OR PARK AVENGE. MUST HAVE ALL IMPROVEMENTS,
(HOT WATER HEAT PREFERRED TO STEAM.)
J. A. Connelly & Co.
’Phone Madison 3361 and 3362. V. W-10-19. It
Do You Want to Sell
Your Home?
Now Is the time to list it with us. We have practically sold our old list out,
and we want a new one. Attend to this now.
E. A. Gatlin Sc Company,
,, 16 North ijRhth Street.
Sales Dept.
HENRY 5 HUTZLER&CO
BANKERS
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
IN ALL LINES OF
GENERAL BANKING.
interest allowed
ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Wants
300MS FOB REVT.
A'ANTED—BY YOUNG MARRIED
couple. one or two room*. furnished
or unfurnished; In good location,
with private family, would prefer
to get with some old or settled cou
ple. and would like to hoard witn
family, If possible Address 0-21,
care Virginian.
_flit* 71S K Marshall Street.
WANTED—A COUPLE OR TWO*
young: men to occupy nicely fur
nished room, heated in the winter; ;
also hot and cold water In the room, I
and next to bathroom. 2305 X. !
_Street, or phone Madison 7294.
for rent—flat of three
rooms, gas, water and hath, second
floor, 3413 East Marshall Street,
overlolling Chimborazo Park. 38 per
month. Apply after 6 o'clock P. M.
FOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE
room*, with or without board, by i
1st of September. Everything flrst
cla»s. Gentlemen preferred. Apply
402 East Main.
914 EAST CLAY—NEWLY FURNISH
ed or unfurnished rooms; special i
summer rates; phone Madison 221KU;
bath; home comforts.
FOR RENT—UPPER FLAT OF1
three rooms, hack porch and private,
bath. 2602 East Frinklln Street. '
FOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISH
ed front rooms, second floor, NOS I
_North Seventh Street.
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OK
without board; nice quarters; big,
airy rooms. Apply N. NIELSON, 212
South Fifth Street.
FOR RENT—DESIRABLE' 3-ROOM
_nat, unfurnished. Ill E. Clay.
FOR RENT—FROM SEPTEMBER T |
two unfurnished rooms and bath,
with light and heat; on third floor;
corner laurel and Floyd, fronting
-''hnroe Park. Address J 623, care
The Virginian.
JICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; HOME
comforts. 14 North Sixth, between
Franklin and Main.
Rrn rent; two or threSTlabuk
rooms and small, room; excellent lo
1J^‘tloni^_Phonei_Madl*on_76i49-ji^___
. WfllNlCM WANTS. ■ ~ j
WANTED—MEN TO BUT AN EXCBL
lent line of drummers' sample trou
sers; several trunks lust opened; all
high-grade; bought cheap: to be sold
for a aosg. N. F. JACOBS * SON.
Ninth, near BnonA street.
203 East Canal
REDUCED
RENT
Ramsay & Co.
FOR SALE
Ten Per Cent.
Investment
SOUTH THIRD STREET.
NEAR MAIN*
No bet (it investment on the market.
Let ns show it to you Monday.
BROOKE, MONCURE A CARTER,
_Eighth and Franklin Streets.
FOR SALE,
CHEAP
Church Hill residence, in excellent
condition. Deep lot. One hhoek from
car line. In one of the best locations.
Owner is leaving city and will sell at a
sacrifice. You will have to act quick
E. A. CATLIN A CO.,
_16 North Eighth Street.
FOR RENT
No. 1101 West
Avenue
Twelve rooms and all modern con
veniences.
_J. T. RAMSAY A CO.
FOR SAXE
Wo claim to have the cheapest
Building Lots
n this city. Just the site for those of
united means—who mean to acquire a
H)iue.
* *
EDWARD 8. ROSE COMPANTj
Real Estate A Loans, *
II North Eleventh gin*,
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