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into the wall in such manner tina,
its existence would never be suspect
ed. Though four feet square. the stair
way at the side, running to the sec.
ond and third stories. prevented the
extra thickness of the wall being no.
ticed, part of the width of the room
being taken off the width of the stair
way. The only entrance was through
the floor in the top story, the place be-
ing practically dry we'll in the wall
reaching clear from the top floor to the
basement.
THE treasure chest. of old wood
with brass bindings and peculiar locks
remained, and We smashed it open. 1t
was practically empty. There was a
handful of Spanish and English gold
coins and several. jewels Of which the
one | wear is one, in the box and on
the floor. We searched thoroughly
What We found was valued at $4,000
The balance of the treasure, which
the letter stated to be over $4,000
had been taken by some one, possibly
some accidental discoverer. The 9th
er places indicated to contain treas
ure We did not find. The descriptions
were imperfect or else the places were
too we'll hidden. Our time was lin.
tied, since it soon became noised
about what we were doing and we
were stopped. You know what the
Mexican government is.
Believes Treasure Still There.
Il feel certain that the treasure is
still there, if the places can be To-
Gated, but do not see how that can be
done without plenty of time and pos
sibly pulling down the house The
outer walls at the Casa Mata are now
obliterated and it would require a
great deal of digging to locate the
treasure indicated to be buried there
The letter gave the value of one as
100000 in jewels and the other as
$125,OOO in gold. l have full belief
that there is much treasure buried in
this locality, by the pirates, the SNUG
glers. the revolutionists and even
those who operated here during the
CIVIL war when this was the only port
the south had open for many months
The sunken place in the brick pave
ment of the basement at the Casa
Tarnava, I think, indicates a secret
passage from the we'll in the court to
the street; but it may just as well
lead to treasure chamber.
The cannon shot over the door in
the second story? Oh, don't know
the history of that. 1t is my impress
sion that it was shot in there during
some OF the many revolutionary fights
which took place in the streets of Mat
amoros. 1t may have been planted
there during the bombardment of Mat
amoros by Gen. Scott, and some
| times think it was.'
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A Sewinu Lesson,

To apply insertions by machine
basic the lace on the material, then
run a row of machine stitching as
close to the edge as is possible; cut
the goods from under the insertion,
leaving sufficient edge to turn back
and sew down.
Boomer trousers may be finished
without the rubber at the knee, to
which many mothers object on &C.
count of it's interfering with the circu-
lation. As a substitute narrow
band may be used as finish, and into
1t a short fitted lining, and the full
boomer should be stitched
For children from two to four
years of age the animal pushes make
Serviceable and warm winter coats
Perhaps the most popular of these
materials is the bearskin, which
comes in number of different colors.
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which he had been subjected. AS
there was no war between France and
England at the time of his release, he
obtained privateer's commission un-
der the Carthaginian government
against Spain. l have seen this COM
mission, which is still in existence,
in Spanish, and held by relatives of
his, near Brownsville. These rela-
tives claim that his only acts of piracy
were against British vessels-and he
was beyond question scourge to
these. In 1907 he came to New Or
leans, and in 1884 was at the head
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LEADER

Alfred Farlow, ruling spirit in the Christian
Science church in Boston and of the defend
ants named in the suit of George w. Glover, who
is seeking to gain control of the supposed vast
financial interests of his mother, Mrs. Mary Baker
Glover Eddy, to his present position from
clerk in his fathers small grocery in Knoxville,
ILL., Farlow occupies the important post of pub.
licity agent of the Christian Science organization
He is also president of the mother church in
Boston. -
After leaving school Alfred was sent to the
Lutheran college at Knoxville, where he soon
made himself conspicuous for his scholarship his
skill in debate and his natural oratorical powers
year before he was to have been graduated,
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signed exclusive with Guggenhems.
of
Again and
death
Von to make his rush johannesburg Hammond
able the
be the worlds leading
Fifteen Hammond
until
hat
and
Hammonds Eyes,
South African gold
having been born San Francisco in 1856.
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:. No Eskimo Horses.

Their mode. Of 4 living makes the
Eskimo in Alaska almost necessarily
dirty, but with very few. exceptions
they are good natured,s happy. and
neither steal nor, lie. The older ones
live about as. they did before white
men came on the. ground, but through
the work OF; the school and mission
most Of the younger generation are be-
coming quite civilized, though they
still. possess the good qualities men.
toned above. On Easter Sunday -
few Of US went over to the Eskin,o.vils
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around New
various and
ton OF the directly above the
collapse like balloons which
Mr. Brashers apparatus
be protected perforated holes
boat of
Mr. Brasher
prominent athlete
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Struggled or wOrse-bloOd stained
fruits of piratical cruisers. Of these
followers of Lafitte, the richer, more
prominent-captains and lieutenants
settled in the same row of houses,
Among them were Constantine Tarn-
ava and Ramon LaFon. These peoDle
lived In great splendor until about
1850, when they gradually disap.
peared, leaving the houses they had
occupied. about as they are to-day
They were extremely lavish in the use
OF money, which seemed to flow
through their hands like water, It is
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=, - sasss7's'as' 4.s@Netva 9fad.s

& A fad has arrived and seized upon
the feminine, fancy which is to have
snegligees, tea gowns, the coffee matt
sneos and accompanying petticoats the
same tint as the .boudoir; color scheme.
For instance should king 3roses be the
design; thensalls these dainty
ssilks and mulls irndents sare 4 Of tie
same rpsy :hue and non through the
whole gamut Off floral colors that can
Hbe matched In textiles. sssa
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-06-07
Ham Pie.

Cover the sides and bottom of q
dish with good paste rolled out thin.
Have ready some slices of cold boil
ed ham (about half an inch thick
some eggs boiled hard and sliced and
large young fowl cleaned and cut
up, put layer of ham at the bot
tom, then the fowl, then the eggs,
next another layer of ham.
Sprinkle pepper over and pour in
some water or better some veal gravy.
Cover the pie with crust, and bake.
The addition of mushrooms is great
improvement
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Lindon W. Bates says stupendous mistake
is being made at Panama. Mr.. Bates has been
saying this for months, but at last his word Of
warning is being considered. Secretary Taft Of
the war department will go to Panama to deter
mine if, after all, sea-level canal will have to
be built
The contention of Mr.. Bates is that the high
Gatun dam, the key to the entire lock system,
can never be success. This dam, SIS feet high,
the highest in the world is to be at the west
end of the canal. This enormous three-step dam,
clocks in flight will have to hold back a vast
lake of water. Notwithstanding the fact that $780,.
100000 has been expended on work that will be
useless without the Gatun dam; that the site is
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will he reaches Panama.
W.
the
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Peach Shortcake.

Sift together pint and a half of
flour, two tablespoonful of sugar Oess
If preferred), two teaspoonfuls of
salt. Rub in with the tips of the
fingers two tablespoonfuls of butter,
then add one beaten egg and milk to
make soft dough. Cut out like bis
cult and bake in a quick oven. When
baked split in two. spread lightly with
butter and fill with the sweetened
peaches from quart can and whipped
cream, layer of peaches first and
cream on top.
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! Pretty. Fashions.

/. The short cap sleeves that are to be-
worn on jumper waists and eton jack
cts this spring may be slashed and
fastened across with tiny black velvet
bows, and the. jacket fronts held to-
.gether the same way. q
e A becoming dog collar to wear with
an evening gown is gmades of, six
strands: of very narrow black velvet
ribbon, featherboned, and decorated
with, tiny jet buckles. The fastening
is at the back, under a row Of little
bows or buckles: =
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store in the town
of
migrated with his family
Neb. 1870 1870 ' W.
this taught school near
conducted
Of
rattle factory %&'*1E r
Farow longed
Science him. He went to Boston studied
founded
of Christian Science
finished and dedcated
1885,
the congregation which worshiped
month after the society
church. Mr. Farlow its reader called
.
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Discovering Resemblanees.

!, President Roosevelt is almost a.
much Of Matchmaker as Ben
franklin said the admiring citizen.
:. Yes, answered the man who fig
ures on presidential elections, ''and
he also has some sof Frankhn's indif.
ference as@to where the lightning may
strike = 81. I, ~. S
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es5S a1Ea@R -
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
@@@5Wa@&dD6Gg&@Hmsa1fz9


John Hays Hammond, greatest mining engineer
in the world, will leave for the Congo Free State
in a short time to take charge of the development
of Thomas Fortune Ryans concession. Mr. Ryan
has obtained absolute control of thousands OF
square miles of territory in the heart of Africa.
Only the surface of the country has been scratch
ed by prospectors far, so it is impossible to
tell the full extent of the minerals beneath it's sur
face. Cold copper and iron are known to exist,
and malachte garnets, rubes and even diamonds
may be among the hidden wealth.
John Hays Hammond is the highest salaried
man in the world. In one year he drew $8O0,OOO
-Four mining companies paid 100000 each for his
ad thorc In he
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CAN CALM STORMY SEAS

Philip Brasher has just been granted pat
ent on one of the most remarkable life saving
inventions of modern times. By the use of Brash-
er's device the waters about stranded ship
made as calm as mill pond. Outside the magic
circle marking the limit of his Inventions nfu-
ence the pillows may dash and roar, but the hurri
cane itself cannot send them against the ship.
Life savers, thanks to Brasher, will be able to
still the sea between the ship and shore and take
passengers from the wreck in perfect safety while
the storm RACES all about them.
Mr.. Brashers discovery is that air bubbles
rising from below and breaking the surface,
have the effect of leveling the waves. In recent
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F8y'e 81 r Z -~% ~ 4 =
lage and created a sensation which we
could not understand, until we were
told that the villagers had never seen
horse before.---Travel Magazine.
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STORY OF PIRATE PLUMBER s@ r.. y
RECALLS DAYS OF LAFTTTE
Splendid Gem Now Owned by Brownsville Texas At
torney, Was Part of Accumulated Booty-smuee!ers
Houses at Matamoros, Mexico, Still Stand
in Magnificent Ruin.


Heves
Great Victory
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gimrs. Dispat1b Branfbfs.

THE foIlowint Branch Offices have boon
established Or the benefit of those living
At n distance from tho Main Office OF Tho
Times Dispatch. rho Times. Dispatch Wants
lcf: ut any OF these branches will receive
the Same careful attention az though they
had been left at the Main Office, and there
vii! be no extra cost to the advertiser
slAuGHTER's DRUG STORE. Twenty.ffth
and Venable Streets.
W. r. EANEs. 2513 East Broad Street.
A. A. SCOTT Twenty-fifth and Broad
Streets.
WiLLrAMs's PHARMACY. Twenty-frst and
Marshall Streets.
TARRANT, GRANT e. Co. Foushee and
O. w. LATIMER, No 500 West Marshall
Street.
THOMPsoN's DRUG STORE, No. i52i West
Main Street.
l. L. BEvER1DGE. Brook Ave. and Clay
Streat
RADY'S DRUG STORE. Barton Heights
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 1900 VIII
iiamsburg Avenue, Fulton.
aoBINs PHARMACY, 20. 200 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE. No. 1iit East Main
Street, corner Fifteenth.
JuDsoN CUNNINGHAM. No 2o27 East
Main Street. corner Twenty-first-
WALLIs's PHARMACY. No. a34 South Pine
Street.
yrRK.r PARRISH CO. No. AZ East Broad
Street.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol West
Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. Twen,y-eighth and
~ Streets
RIsoS's PHARMACY. No. lis Canal Street.
HuNDLEY & WALKER. Twenty-t!fth and
Leigh Streets
], T. LEWIS. 80. East Broad Street,
scnTHsIDg PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
Streets.
z CARRIERS DRUG STORE No. Iios Hull
Street, Manchester.
TWENTY EIGHTH AND N STREET PHAR-
MACY. Twen,y-eis.-th and n Streets,
g. r. w. KERN. INC. corner Twcu,y-fifth
and Church Hill Avenue
CAST PHARMACY, No. 2soi Q Street
rI3Es. DISPATCH, No 10 North Sycamore
Street Petersburg.
TINES. DISPATCH. no. :ia Eighth Street.
Lynehburg.
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WANTED, WIND oW-CL 1: "A N e r s
(white). NATIONAL WINDOW-
CLEANING CO.. 1912 z. Main Street.
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED CLOTH
ing salesman to represent lis in Vir-
ginia. Address, with references. THE
CHARLOTTE CLOTHING MFG. CO..
Charlotte. n. G.
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McGuire's
University School.

Opposite Monroe Park, Richmond. Va.
Forty-third session begins September IS.
technical schools AT University OF Virginia
this session twelve boys educated In this
school received eight degrees and forty-seven
men as teachers In upper school. Lower
school, with separate rooms and separate
set OF Instructors, under immediate super
vision OF principal. for small boys. Ample
playground. Gymnasium with all necessary
apparatus. Experienced physical director.
Filtered drinking water. Sanitary arrange
ments inspected by health officer weekly.
Catalogue at book stores or by mall.
Principal at n. Belvidere after cept. 9Th.
JOHN P. MCGUIRE. JR.. Principal.
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Kleinberg Female School

The Weinberg Female School is an
ideal home school for girls. located In
the mountains OF Virginia. and afford
ing the benefits OF healthful and
delightful climate. 1t is Endorsed by
prominent educators and patrons In
all sections. as IT affords Christian
home training, thorough instruction,
careful attention to tho needs OF the
Individual pupil, and the advantages
OF literally conducted and well-ar
ranged educational institution, upon
very reasonable terms.
For catalogue of tho twenty-seven
session, address
B. NJ. WALES.
Or, MISS CONSTANCE WALES.
Schuyler. Nelson Co.. Va.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED LADIES IN
our bindery Apply at once to
MITCHELL 8 HOTCHKISs. 6-s-lO
North Eighth Street. III
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THE Observation-Disclosures FOR
the fall; pleasant nighborhood; milk
telegraph; daily mail. NJ. BOYDES
Cismont. AlbemarIe county. Va.
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ANTIQUES,

BuCHANAN's sCHoo -RICHMOND's
opportunity for private instruction
Embrace It. 90S East Clay.
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VISITORS. CLEAN, COM
Portable rooms, in refined neighhor-
hood. in sight of Confederate Muse
INN. two squares from City Hall. so
cents per day. 1902 East Clay.
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On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1907,
at o'clock p. NJ.
we will offer the above property at
public auction. The lot has frontage
of twenty-three feet by a good depth.
Also beautiful high and dry lot
adjoining with frontage of thirty
seven feet Both OF the above proper
ties are well located.
This is a fine renting locality, or
Will make splendid home. and can
be had at a low figure and on accom-
modatlng terms, which will be an
nOllnCed at sale.
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BoARDERs. PERMAN TENT AND
transient; also table boarders. lol
North Seventh Street.
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BOARDING.

ARE You SUFFERING FROM BITSI-
other worry? Try September here.
and forget 1t. Riding. pool, club.
library. air like a sparkling tonic.
AYLETT EVERETT. Cismont. va.
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a FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS. AT 7i2 E.
Leigh. for rent back porch and bath;
no children taken.
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED PoR-,
ter for drug store. Apply l19 East
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auftfon 6ales, Tbis Zap.
TRUSTEES, sALtS t
Valuable Farm and TownLot
IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY. VA.

Az trustees in deed of trust from
tho late James I. Isbell and wife and
NJ. III. Isbell, dated October IL, 1887.
default having been made in the pay.
ment OF some of the debts therein 40.
cured. and being required so to do by
the unpaid benefciaries. the under.
signed Will offer for sale at 1 o'clock
TUEspAY, THE sp DAY OF sEprEM-
BIER, 1907,
IN front of Dlckinsons drug store Ia
the town OF Cartersvillo. Va. the tract
Of land conveyed IN said deed, cons
la60) acres, more or less with the i'm
provemerts thereon, situated about
four miles from Cartersville, Va, and
adjoining the lands OF Edmund r.
Cooke. III. j. Rhodes. and 9th ers being
tho tract and premises OF which the
said James T. Isbell died seized and
possessed, and on which there Ia q
convenient dwelling and other build.
ings.
This has been considered a valuable
and productive farm. and with proper
cultivation con be made very de.
sirable home.
AT the same time and place we will
nlso offer for sale LOT In said town
OF Cartetsville, containing about two
(2) acres with large factory building
thereon
TERMS: One third cash; the balancs
In instalments. payable at six and twelve
months. respectively, for which ne-
gotlable notes, with interest added, ne.
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
Will be required; ,,,,,sn,.
| Tr,,sfoaa
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gist Good salary to good man.
One to take some s.ock preferred,
and to take fail charge ~ store.
Trade established, Address "DRUG-
GIST," Box 90. Virginia, Va.
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A. j. Plzzini, Andrew Pizzini, Jr., Albert
Steinfeld. Henry C. Rely and Rob
ert H. Talley ........... Defendants
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professional pelp Manteo.

Neutrality-suspicious. AS TEACHER
in private family. Comm English
branches taught; no music; small
children preferred; references ex-
changed. Address MISS NJ. ". s.,
care OF Postmaster. Middleburg, Va.
WANTED. TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE VIR-
4. w Cridlin. Manager. Manchester,
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Hotel Elberon

AND MAGNIFICENT FIREPRooF ANNEX.
Tennessee Ave. near Beach. Atlantic City.
N. j. Opposite Protestant and. Catholic
a new, modern. up-to-date hotel,
extra large rooms; private baths. telephones.
metal beds; excellent table; filtered water;
poultry and fresh vegetables from our own
farm; finest of meats. guaranteed by daily
veterinary inspection. Capacity $50. Write
service. Special rates. IS To $3.50 weekly;
$3.50 to $500 daily. Booklet.
Il y. LUDY,
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Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified Want Advor--
Using is 1 cont per word. with minimum
cost OF 10 cents for each insertion when
paid in advance. and 25 cents when charged
The same rate applies to deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classified notices
No display typo allowed in the classified
COLUMNS.
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QIaanten.

DIR. w. HENRY STREET, IR.. DEN
list. 722 e. Franklin st. phone 4047
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21sT DAY OF AUGUST. 1907:
IN VACATION.
George B. Hutchings Plaintiff.
A. j. Pizzini, Andrew Pizzini, Jr., Albert
steinfeld. Henry c. Rely and ROB
ert IL. Talley .l......s.5..... petetiuahee
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit IS to- to have I've
cancelled and delivered up the note t or
$4,000, dated June 10, 1907. made by
George B. Hutchings. payable on or
before thirty days after date to his own
order and by him endorsed, delivered
and now claimed to be held by one Al
bert Steinfeld; to have the A. ]. Piz-
zini Albert Stelnfeld, Robert q. Iailey I;
attorney for Albert Stenfeld. and az
the agents and attorneys Of SAID said
parties, enjoined from transferring said
note. and from proceeding either by
suit or otherwise, to enforce the COZ
lection of the same; to have one Hehry
C Riley enjoincd from selling or de- .
livering certain shares of stock Of the
Electric Construction Company of Vir-
GINA which were deposited with him
as collateral security for the above
G. Riley to deliver said shares Of stock
to the plaintiff, George B. Hutchtngs,
free from any lien as collateral secur-
ity for said note: to enforce the pro-
visions of the agreement Of June TO-
1907. between the said George B. Hutch-
inrs. a. j. Pizzini and Andrew Pizzini.
Jr.; TO obtain the recovery in behalf OF
said George B. HutchinEs against said
a. j. Pizzini and Andrew PlHzlni. ".
he round to be due by them to said
Hutchngs under the terms OF said
agreement and to enforce all the pro-
visions Of said agreement of June -,
1907. for the plaintiff. the said George
2. Hutchings; and to OBTAIN general
relief.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that tho said Albert Stetnfeld IS
nonresident of this State, Il Is Of
teen days after due publication Of this
order and do what Is necessary to pro-
tect his interest In this suit
Test: CHAS. y. AslA H.,
CHRISTIAN & CHRISTIAN
MCGUIRE e. RELY & BRYAN. p. a.
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WANTED AT ONCE. YOUNG MAN
having one or two years experience
in the retail drug business. Address
Station No. 3. Roanoke. Va.
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FOR RENT, NICE FLAT OF THREE
rooms. Apply MRS. Fl. 3. F1TZ-
HUGH. No. Is North Third Street.
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flor Sale.

Tor S5ale.
FOR SALE, GooD-PAYING DRUG
store, or would exchange for farm
or town property, or would sell half
interest; $1,000 stock; fine stand;
great opportunity for bargain. in
Vestigate; have other business, ADJ
dress Box 1856. Fredericksburg, Va.