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The Washington times., 1905-03-29

A man down in Florida was pulled out
Of his boat by a fish and drowned
Such brutal and dangerous sports must
be stopped. Let an anti-hshing society
be formed at once.
TOM ROLAND.
The Washington times., 1905-03-29

George Odom made his first appear
ance OF the season yesterday, and be-
cause of miX-up in kilograms had
MS journey from New York for moth
ing. On Monday viii Shields tele-
graphed him to come over to ride But
tons in the closing race of yesterday.
and Oaklawn in a race for which
Shields expected to enter his prize
two-year-old today. Odom's reply
was delayed and did not reach Shields
until midnight Monday night In the
meantime Shields had become uneasy,
and engaged Shaw to ride Buttons.
ihen, TO make matters worse the race
for which Oaklawn was entered did
not MI, and new race was substi-
tuted. Odom was pretty well disgust
ed at the result of his initial riding
endeavor of the season, and concluded
to return to New York and put in his
time galloping horses until the open
ing or the season there. He weighs
10 pounds now, but expects to ride
at H. when the season is under way.
The Washington times., 1905-03-29

1,andas
able 2a @ [edIH IN al their and the val
through
Mercury and Potash bowels produce d1snn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

s11, 1,OOO-Eleven acres at verdugo, two
miles from city limits; beauti-
ffo ffUr DiSSs sSsdS,dFrg Gf FpSunq IDto all rssSE s@s
acres. This property will ex-
change for city property, beach
property or good farms in the
east.
sS,5O0--1eO-acre mountain ranch; an
abundant supply of good noun
tain water, sixty head of cat
tie, two horses. small house,
barn, water piped to house and
barn, three acres full-bearing
grapes. l will exchange this
ranch for Los Angeles property
or small property In the sub.
urbs of Los Angeles 1 will
sell for cash on good terms.
e14,OO0-Twenty acres; finest piece of
land In the Glendale valley;
plenty of water; ready for sub
division; close to car line;
magnificent view of valley and
mountain. This property will
be sold for the above cash, and
give you chance to make
good money on the investment
s3,0OO--Three acres in Glendale; good
house, good well, pumping
plant; bargain.
s5,OO0-4sO acres of land, used as a
stock ranch; forty head of cat
tie, plenty of water, eight-room
house, large new barn. will ex-
change this for city property
l will trade 1t for country
farm In Orange or Riverside
county.
$4,000 snap; the best of all; twenty
acres in Orange county, one
fourth mile from the new cleo
trio road to Santa Ana; a good
house, a good barn, one of the
best artesian wells in the
beets. We viii take take $4,000 for
this place and guarantee $1,000
will be made on the crop this
year; or we will take $4,000 for
the place and allow $1,000 for
the crop, and take mortgage
pack on the place for $4,000 at
per cent interest for as long
as anyone deSires-thats rea-
sonable.
S4,O0O-Twenty acres, Orange county,
near new electric car line to
Santa Ana; fine alfalfa and
corn land; 500 chickens, two
horses, two cows, small house,
artesian well, incubators and
brooding house. all in fine con-
iition. $4,000 cash, balance to
suit.
81, 5,OOO-An elegant Orange county stock
ranch, consisting of 110 acres;
fifty head of cattle 900 or 400
chickens, five or six head Of
implements; ideal dairy farm.
will take half cash on this
property and let the remainder
stand on a mortgage for five
years at 6 per cent. Close to
car line.
S3,50O--A mountain ranch; fine sum-
mer resort: mineral springs;
good cattle ranch; with little
improvement, one can have in
valids the year round; with a
little Improvement, can be
made fine health resort; 800
acres. VIII exchange for beach
property, Santa Ana or Los An
geles city.
S5,O00-Five and one-half acres at Gar
dena; ideal place; all in alfalfa;
good house, good barn, 200 or
800 head of thoroughbred
chickens; on good car line
Will sell this place for cash, or
take $500 cottage in the city
and mortgage for balance.
S23,5OO-Two and one-half acres in the
heart OF the city to exchange
for stock ranch or good alfalfa
ranch near the city or will sell
for cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

4Ox155 lot; alley at rear; price SS000
Close in; good size for flats or apart
ments; only few minutes walk from
business center.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
zoe sALs
Country Properly
FRIED.
l.. SEX IT ON
500 MASON BUILDING
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

sI1, ,00O-Eleven acres at verdugo, two
miles from city limits; beauti-
full piece of ground, all ready
for subdividing into small
acres. This property | will ex-
change for city property, beach
property or good farms in the
east.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
WALNUT PARK.
LOTS $3.50 AND UP. LOTS $3.50,
SMALL PAYMENT, EASY TERMS.

SMALL PAYMENT, EASY TERMS.
Walnut Park lots present pleasing
features unknown to any other loca-
tion in Los Angeles. They are ac-
cessible in few minutes from the
business center, and will have car
service direct in a few days, on the
completion of the Maple avenue line.
ner of Vernon and Moneta avenues,
has wide, oiled and graded streets,
five-foot cement walks and cement
curbs. 1t is in the midst of a Sc
lect and exclusive residence section,
surrounded by handsome homes much
above the average. Beautiful, wide
spreading walnut trees in full bear
ing add to the desirability of these
handsome lots To the man in search
of an ideal situation for a city home
Walnut Park appeals more strongly
than any other property within the
city limits. While some are going
wild over highly inflated beach
values, the wise ones are steadily
picking out their lots at Walnut
Park.
Come to the office
for map; or IL you go
direct, take the Maple
avenue car, until the
Moneta line is finished;
get off at Forty-fifth
street, and go two
blocks west to office
on tract
EMIL FIRTH (OWNER),
411-417 LAUGHLIN BUILDING,
315 SOUTH BROADWAY.
HOME S105j MAIN 2043.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

The actual beach area in Cal.
ifornia is limited. Each year
the AVAILABLE unsubdivided
beach property is less and less,
and as the demand increases,
the best beaches will ever have
the greatest value. Now, the
best beach is not the beach
that has been doomed the hard
est Eve don't believe in booms),
but the best beach is the beach
with the greatest natural adj
vantages-is the beach with a
safe surf-a strand of clean,
pure sand-with natural sur
roundings-with a beauty God
given. A city may be built by
man anywhere and in any
place; but beach is great
collection Of the SANDS OF
TIME, and man cannot make
beach. We claim for OCEANO
BEACH that it is the grandest,
widest, whitest, cleanest, long
est strand in California-in this
country. This is natures gift
not mans.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

SOME OF THE BEST BUYS AND BAR
gains in lots in the Venice and Short
Line Beach tracts.
ALAMITOS BAY.
A fine ocean front lot at big bargain;
can sell on terms.
Sl400-Four-room house and lot at AL
amitos; a nice beach home; can be had
on terms.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
A good buy In two business lots at
Huntington Beach.
Bargains IN lots at the main beaches;
some OF them can be bought very cheap,
as owners are not prepared to meet pay
ments Come IN and INVESTIGATES
]. A. MORLAN q co,
1o2~2os Fay BLDG cor, Sd and I'LL
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

FOR SALE
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY.
BUY ACREAGE
ON
REDONDo ELECTRIC LINE.
REDONDO ELECTRIC LINE.
-NEAR-
INGLEWOOD.
100 ACRES.
100 ACRES.
CHOICE LEVEL SANDY LOAN
LAND
FOR ONLY
$3.50 PER ACRE.
$3.50 PER ACRE.
NOTHING CHEAPER
-SEE-
MINES & FARISH,
Si5 s. HILL ST.
FOR sALE-CENTRAL AVE. SNAPS.
S0xl60 to 2O-foot alley; clean side, near
Jefferson st. $500, worth 5000.
90xl30 to alley, Central near sd; 1880.
4bxlSO. near Bath; clean side Central;
$500.
BROCKMEIBR, Owner,
Home phone sllz Room 1ol, Ta1o BlaE.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
Real Estate-UncIassifled

JAMES B. 1HRELKELD,
201 FAY BUILDING.
326 WEST THIRD STREET.
s65OO S65OO.
SAN PEDRO STREET,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH.
GOOD DEPTH TO ALLEY.
$500. $500.
HOBART BOULEVARD.
SWELL HOME! HIGH GROUND!
WORTH EASILY $4,000
OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE.
NEEDS THE CASH.
ANGELUS VISTA TRACT!
EAST FRONT ON MANHATTAN!
s17OO $17OO.
260x152. 260x152.
CORNER ON FOURTH STREET,
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
$3.50 PER ACRE $3.50
SOUTHWEST! SOUTHWEST!
FINE FOR CHICKEN RANCH!
JAMES B. THRELKELD,
201 FAY BUILDING,
32s WEST THIRD STREET.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
Country Property
FARM HOMES

FARM HOMES
ON NEW PLAN.
g. 10 or 20 acres of good land with
plenty of water, where you know in
advance that several thousand people
will settle WITHIN A YEAR.
This means OPPORTUNITY.
You can buy home place at the
wholesale price per acre-and on easy
ity will be built within a year. year '''''
No cooperative colony
Just a new plan whereby five hum
dred or more families will purchase land
land values will double before second
payment Is due; you will want to know
about it.
No land for spectators.
Call or write for information.
CAL. HOME EXTENSION AssOCIA-
TIoN, 622 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
FOR SALE
CHICKEN RANCH.
10 acres; free water; 4-room house;
barn; horses. harness. wagon. one
COW. 1s stands bees. 100 chickens.
incubator. IL tons oat hay farming
tools. ETC.. etc. and all for $500: one
half cash, balance years at per cent.
Beat this snap and take the ranch.
w. M. STURGEON.
2Os Frost Building.
Phones 94S. Red s92.
AN OPPORTUNITY
THAT IS PASSING.
More OF this land Is being sold ev-
cry week and all OF this 80,OO0-acre
tract OF corn, wheat and alfalfa land
will soon be gone.
ANY investor or homeseeker who
has $500 or $4,000 and who fails t.
get 40 acres or a section OF this lane
at our present prices Is making a
NEXT EXCURSION TUESDAY.
PRICE NOW S22.60 AN ACRE.
INCLUDING ONE $40 SHARE OF
WATER STOCK WITH EACH ACRE
WESTERN COLONIZATION AND
INVESTMHNT Co.
ell Herman w. Hellman Blo9.s
Con Ath' and AprinG. L'oa Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

HOLLYWOOD.
CULVER'S HOLLYWOOD PARK.
LOTS 110 AND 125 FEET WIDE
BY Zz5 AND $50 FEET DEEP.
ONLY 5000 AND $500.
ALEX. CULVER.
LOG s. BROADWAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

FOR SALE-LOTS.
$50 to $3OO-Near Ostrich Farm.
S475-Palomares street
$500 to $45O--On Pacific Electric;
scent fare
$550-East Forty-fifth street.
$S50-Central, near Forty-first,
$050-Fortieth, near Central.
S55O-East Thirty-sixth
$3.50 to $SOO-First and Alvarado.
$500 to $175O-Angeleno Heights.
S525-Fifty-se near Ffgueroa.
$775-Eigueroa, near Fifty sixth.
S60O-Fifty- third near Moneta
$650--Howes tract
$1500-Twentieth, near Arlington.
washington, near Arlington.
$21O0-Albany, near Ninth.
$70O-Forty-first, near Central
S675-Forty-second near Central.
S65O-Thirty-fifth, near s. Park ave.
$12OO-South Park avenue
o. II. JONES,
Room 22O, 21S South Broadway.
Home OS1.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

S4,OOO-Twenty acres, Orange county,
near new electric car line to
Santa Ana; fine alfalfa and
corn land; 500 chickens, two
horses, two cows small house,
artesian we'll, incubators and
brooding house, all in fine con-
'iition. $4,000 cash, balance to
suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

LOTS AT FIRST PRICES,
$50 TO $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

FOR SALE
Perhaps you know that lots north and
west of Westlake Park are selling for
$50 to 500 per front foot. A few years
ago you could have bought this class Of
property for a fraction of the price to-
day and development has only com
menced Lots / sold few years ago for
$25o are selling today for $500 and $500
BUY NORTHWEST
NOW is the time to get in. I can sell
you lots directly in line of the devei-
opnent from Westlake Park toward
Hollywood for only
$35000
No lot less than 50x146 feet and on
Improved streets, with cement curbs
Terms: $500 cash. balance $1,000
monthly.
Get IN before the big advance in value
that is sure to come this fall Post
yourself on this property. Take the
Golegrove car to our branch office. cor
Western avenue and the car line, and
we will be glad to show you the devsl-
opment of this section
CHAS. s. MANN,
Home phone All. 315 w. Fourth st.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
DARLING BANK ROBBERY
Masked Men Blow Safe at ellberts-
Vile, N. ", and Escape.

Masked Men Blow Safe at GlIberts-
willie, N. ", and Escape.
Oneonta, N. Y, May IA band of
masked robbers rode into the village
Of Gilbertsville, about Is miles from
here, blew open the modern and sup
posedly burglar-proof safe in the pri-
vate bank of E. c. Brewer, and made
good their escape with booty estimated
at between $4,000 and $4,000. When
the startled villagers were awakened
bby the mufied roar Of the explosion
and had been halted by the pistol fire
of the retreating bandits. they found
that the robbers had completely iso-
lated Gilbertsville from the outside
world by cutting all the telegraph and
telephone wires. Efforts to communi-
cate with neighboring towns were fu-
tile, and when the village folk finally
started in pursuit the robbers had
gained a lead which could not be over
come.
Parties are now searching the woods
in every direction in the hope that the
robbers have sought shelter in the
thickets and will soon seek to leave the
of their daring exploit The
bold attack rivals in the details Of its
its daring and its sue
,ess. the exploits Of the most notorious
bandits Of the western country.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
Kidnapper Beaten By Mob.

Columbus, o., May 2.-Charles Par.
pee, a French maehinist, attempted to
kidnap the 1-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Ross, and was roughly han
died by a mob which pursued and re-
covered the child. Parpee snatched
the baby from its cradle and darted
away. A crowd, which constantly aug
mented, pursued and he was chased
nearly a mile before he was brought
to bay. He resisted efforts to take the
child from him, and a dozen men beat
his face so that he was hardly recog-
nizable. He was rescued by the police
and taken to the city prison. The mo
tive for the attempted kidnapping is
a mystery.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
TWO KILLED By EXPLOSION
Tank In Broad Street Station, Phlla

delphia, Blows Up.
Philadelphia, May 1.-Two men were
instantly killed by the explosion of a
tank IN the electric light plant at the
Broad street station of the Pennsyl.
vana railroad. The dead are: George
D. Tollinger. aged 62 years, foreman
Of the night shift, and George Hoey.
aged 35 years, engineer.
The electric light plant is situated
on the south side of Filbert street, un-
der the train she'd The tank that ex-
ploded contained water and air. and
was used to regulate the running of
elevators. The explosion was so great
that the electric light power machin-
cry, including the duplicate sets, were
damaged. This plant supplies light for
the general Offices of the company. the
entire station and train shed and other
company buildings along the elevated
tracks from the station to the SchuyI-
kill river. a distance Of nearly a mile.
Broad street station was we'll filed
with passengers when the explosion
occurred. The shock Of the explosion
shook the building, and the lights all
went out, causing some excitement and
much confusion. The great station was
left so dark that passengers had much
difficulty in finding trains. In consA-
quence Of the accident all trains de-
parted late. The signal system Of the
company was not disturbed.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
Or. Harper's HeaIth Is Fine.

New York, May 2.-Dr William R.
Harper, president Of Chicago Univer-
sity, who Is in this city and who re.
Gently underwent an operation for
cancer. was under examination for
two hours by specialists. In speaking
Of bis condition later, DR.. Harper said:
'My general health is fine weighed
40 pounds when the operation was
performed by DR.. McBurney NY
weight now is 1872. am back at work
and put in as many hours as did be-
fore my illness. I took a run on to
New York for few days rest"
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
eREAsoN eETs Nav TRIAL
Kate Edwards Confession Gives Him
Another Chance.

HuQkUGT OuduEGs
Reading, Pa, May 2.-Judge Ermen-
trout granted a new trial to Samuel
Greason, who was condemned to hang
in the now-famous John Edwards muir
der case.
The new trial is granted on the
strength of the confession of Mrs.
Kate Edwards that she alone killed
her husband. This confession was
made just a few days before the day
set for the hanging of Mrs. Edwards
and Greason last February, and re-
suited in their reprieve. Judge Ermen-
trout says in his opinion that right
and justice demand a new trial for
Greason.
John Edwards was murdered nearly
four years ago, and it is expected that
Greason, who has made a great fight
for life, will be acquitted
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
CHAMPION JEFFRIEs RETIREs
Heavy-Weight Pusllist to Go Into Bus
mess With His Brother.

Cincinnati, May 3.-James J. JEFF
fries. champion heavyweight pugilist
will retire from the prize ring and from
the stage and go in business with his.
brother Jack, in California, according
to a statement made by him to the
Times Star He will leave the stage
on May Is, arrangements having been
made to cancel all engagements after
that date. Jeffries takes this action
at the request of his wife. In addition
to this, Jeffries says that pugilism does
not pay.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
PRESIDENTS CAMP MOVED
Party Goes to East Divide Creek For
Last Days Of Hunt.


Glenwood Springs, Colo, May g.
Secretary Loeb has returned from the
presidents camp. The party moved
to the East Divide creek today, having
been delayed by heavy rains. The
party will work across the range
to the head of Garfield creek, and on
Sunday will ride into this city. The
quarters in the Hotel Colorado, which
will be used by the president on Sun
day, have been selected. He will oc-
cupy the bridal apartment in the left
wing. P. B. Stewart, of Colorado
Springs. rejoined the hunting party.
Members of the White House staff and
newspaper men were taken on an ex-
cursion through the Grand Valley by
the Colorado Midland railway.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
SIGHTED Bia Fleet of Warships.

Hong Kong, May 1.-The steamer
Stettin, which has arrived here. sight
ed from 80 to 40 vessels of the Russian
second Pacific squadron in Honkohe
Bay, AMMAN (about so miles north of
Kamranh Bay, on Thursday after
noon. Two cruisers, which had their
decks stacked with coal, signalled the
Stettin to stop and questioned her.
The feet was preparing for sea.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
FLEETS NEAR HAINAN

Russian Second and Third Pacific
Squadrons to Unite There.
Tsingtau, Shantung Peninsula.
China, May lit is reported that the
Russian second Pacific squadron. to
gether with the Russian third Pacific
squadron, are near the Island Of
Hainan.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
Russlans capture runahuslann.

st. Petersburg, May 1. - General
Linevitch. in a message to Emperor
Nicholas says Two Russian forces
on the night of April 80 simultaneously
attacked the Japanese near he town
of Tunghusiang driving th n from
five consecutive positions nd oc.u.
pying Tunghusia~
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
Will Unite MAY 5.

London, May 1.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Toxic correspondent says: at
is stated here that the whole Of the
second and third Russian Pacific
squadrons will join forces on the morn
ing of May 3.
"The first native loan of $50 1000, 900
has been oversubscribed five times,
and the financial position now permits
of a resumption of the construction
of the central railway through Japan,
which was stopped at the beginning
of the war"
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
Hoch JurY ComnIeted.

Chicago, May 2.-The jury in the
case of Johann Hoch, the alleged
"Blue Beard" who is on trial, charged
with wife murder, has been completed.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
Startling Explosion In His Pocket,

Pottsville. Pa, May by the ex-
plosion of bottle of muriatic acid in
his pocket, William Kennedy. a
plumber, was badly injured. His body.
face and clothing were burned by the
acid, and he was severely cut by pieces
Of the flying glass.
Milford chronicle., 1905-05-05
Mrs. Nettie craVens is Dead.

Washington, May S.-Mrs. Nettie
Cravens, who claimed to be the COM
mon law wife of Senator Fair. Of Cali.
fornia, is dead at Mt Pleasant hos
pital. She was brought to the hospital
recently from Burlington, deranged
mentally. Mrs. Cravens leaves sew
eral sisters and brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
SOUTH SPENDING VAST SUMS
FOR. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch,)
BALTIMORE, MD, July 6,-southern
progress says the Manufacturers Record
this week. is exemplIfied In the bond
issues made by various towns cities,
counties and States for public improve
ments. Reports received since January
last show that the Issue OF a total of moss
than S4500O.O 400 has been decided upon
within the last six months In the South,
Missouri Indian Territory and Oklahoma.
The exact figures are ss5.2so,2so, and Of
this amount not more than 'ls,ooo.o 900 arc
for refunding loans or for funding float
ing debt, leaving a total of about ~. CIV, 700
for electric light plants. water works
systems, city halls, courthouses, schools,
paving streets. building sewers and leYees,
etc. OF tho refund!ng bonds more than
( $40. o0O. 900 are, In the State OF Alaban,a
alone. 80 IT u apparent that the amount
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07

devoted to new work Is well distributed
throughout the section covered.
Tho amount of bonds Issued this year is
nearly $2o,oOo,ooo greater than during tho
first half of 1904, the figures for that
period having been SCI, TIC, l0a. Foe the first
quarter OF 1901, there was issued a total
Of 100000 of bonds. while for the same
period In 1906. the issue was. in round
numbers, SIS, ooo, 900. the actual figures boz
Ing less than $4,000 below that amount.
For the second quarter Of 1904. the issue
VAS slb.7l6lU. and for the same period
OF 1905 1t was $27.3l2,900.
Present Indications are that tho shirt
Of Improvement and progress which has
PROMPTED the bond issues will continue,
and that large addition to- tho present
total will be made before the end of Tho
year, perhaps cqualing the record Of the
i first half, although generally there arc
fewer building contracts OF all classes
underta ken With the approach Of w!nteg.t,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
TRA!Ns 2 TRAINS
to the Sea.id
EVERY SUNDAY
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

sl.oo round trip. every Sunday, Special
last trains. with PARLOR CARS, leave
Richmond $3.50 and o A. NJ every Sunday
for Old Point. Buckroo. Ocean View, Pine
Beach and Norfolk. Ten hours at the
seaside. Three hours longer at Ocean
View than any other route. Returning.
leave Norfolk. via Ocean View Railway
or Atlantic Terminal Line every hour
until Z II. NJ; leave Ocean View and
Pine Beach 7;sO r. NJ; leave Old Point
4.bb p, NJ. and s:l6 r. M, r
Newport News passengers, returning.
must take train leaving Newport News
6:26 y. M, or take train leaving Old Point
s:lb T, N. This train does not stop at
Newport News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Married on a Dare.

FREEHOLD, n. j.. July 6.--Charlcs Il.
Jamison. of Mount Mills, aged sixty, and
Laura Clayton. seventeen years Old
daughter Of Taylor Clayton, OF Union
Hill, attended the celebration OF tho
Fourth OF July there, and friends dared
them to marry. The Rev. James Hewitt
was summoned hastily, SO as to perform
the ceremony on the holiday. The BRIDE
groom was widower and has married
children He had been counting widow,
and the gossips said he would marry her
in the fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-07
Forestry aWorls.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
y CRAB ORCHARD, VA, July 6.-The
United States Forestry Division has sent
.tlgatc the forest on the Interstate IN
vestment Company's lands. They are to
be here several days.
The new term Of contracts on the Star
mail routes here commenced Saturday,
July 1st. They are changed as follows:
Star route, No. 1850, starts from Appa.
lachia to Crab Orchard; Is six times
1861 starts from Slcmp to Crab Orchard !;
Is SIX times each week service.