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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21
Among the Missing.
the New York Times.

From the New Ork Times.
 Phlegmatic? Well, I should say you'd better make up a new word, meaning the same thing only multiplied about seventy-flve times, to take in the Swedes," said the manager of the numbering camp. "Of course, you know about the 'Yonnie Yonson' that hunted job all over Chi cago and finally landed one in a ware house, fell down the e.ey ator shaft the first day, and when the boys rushed downstairs, scared blue expecting to find his mangled corpse in the cellar, came walking up the stairs nursing a bloody nose, and inquiring anXiously, Iss de boss mad? Well, that's a fair sample of them, but one of my men last season as tonished even me, an1 I've known 'em years and years.
 ''It was just before the big log drive. ard I'd been down tine ger to get men and provisions for our camp. We put the provisions on big rafts and put crew in charge of each raft. I didn't get as .lany men as I expected, and so instead of a crew of five to each raft I could only spare three-one back, one fore and one in charge.
 We got a good start and about dusk tied up for the night. I was just finishing my supper when one of the raft bosses a big Swede-came up and sing songed Ae most haf anoder man.
 Git out I said, You know I can't spare more than three to a iaft
 He fingered his cap for a minute and then turned and shambled off. About bed time he'again edged up, ducked, and in the same tone exactly said. 'Ae must haf anoder man.
 " Don't bother me-, I snorted, for the nearer 1t got to the tune to start on again the madder I got because I hadn't more men to take back with me. He eyed me
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for a minute and then faded away. turned in and slept the ftful, jerky, dream-ridden sleep of the truly wrathy.
 Next morning I had hardly opened my eyes when I was assailed with, 'Bos, Ae most haf anoder manv
 This time the tones were almost plai r. tive, so with resigned yarn I asked the ness.
 ".Nels you know how short of men we are None of the rafts has more than three men on them. What on earth ails you?
 wall, you see. boss. Ole Olsen, he ban gone fall under te raft yesterday, an so 'Ae most haf anoder mani"
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Loneliness of a Great City.

From the Fremont 1O.) Post.
 If you live in a large city and are lost You are swallowed up by the ocean of people around you. You go down into the deep and that's the last of you, except perhaps an occasional bubble that may come to the surface near where you were last seen. Tn ere are so many people you can't escape drowning. You can't make frinedships as you do in smaller place, where the individual isn't entirely effaced by the mass. Society is not what it is in the smaller place. where the human clement enters In altogether. In the larger place your comings and goings are not noted by your friends even, and never by the newspapers unless you are one of the high financiers or packing house bunch. The births and weddings in your family are of no more interest outside your own fiat than are the wreaths of smoke curling up into the empyrean; no merry crowd of interested neigh bors with their warm congratulations. The deaths bring lit tie sympathy from the rumbling, rat
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STRANGE PROTEST
 AGAINST EDISON Paul SChuItze Writes to PreSi-
 dent Roosevelt THE SLEEPING PRINCESS Says Edison Works Through Magnet ism of Sleeping Medium, Certain Miss Wilhelmina StahI-Petl-
 tions the Government.
THE SLEEPING PRINCESS
From the Boston Herald.

From the Boston Herald
 An astounding protest against uni ;versal "electrfcation and magnetiza- xion." AS praoticed by Edison and the men behind him." with the aid of a woman medium buried alive. to the im- mediate injury of the United States and the eventual ruin of the world, has dust been addressed to President Roose- welt by Paul Schuitze, Prussian pas tor emeritus" who lives In the town of Putbus, Island of Ruegen, on the Baltic and who seems to have taken himself seriously.
 The writer sends his communication in the form of an "open letter" some 5000 or 40OO words in length. The text lis German, and the pages are of large folio size.
 Addressing the head of the republic as President Rooseveld," Pastor Schultze starts off by saying that as he has himself been "telepathically electromagnetlzed' by the Edison peo- pie, he is in a position to claim that the recent destructive roburite eXplo- sion at Amen in Westphalia, was cleo tro-magnetically produced for pur- pose by the wizard of the north"
 q maintain also" he goes on to say, that Edison IS feSponSlDle TOT lne re- cent catastrophe at San Francisco his object being to gain possession of the treasures beneath the city. In the in terest of the financiers who are hand fn-gloVe with him. I could easily ex- pand the list of accidents, shipWrecks collisions, railway holocausts, etc, which Edison has brought about, but for the present l mention only the storms and inundations which have visited the cotton growing and sugar. raising regions of the earth"
 American Wizard.
 The American wizard. according 10 Pastor Schultze, has been for years engaged in the nefarious business of electrically hypnotizing individuals, controlling governments, setting races lby the ears, complicating politics and turning finance every where topsy turvy The influence wielded by Edi lson against individuals would, of it. self, justify the most urgent philan throp1c representations at the White House.
 This influence" says the seer of Put bus, 'can be exerted from America as far as Europe It is possible, by these electro magnetic currents, to destroy clear thinking mems business sense. and their peace of mind--to cripple temporarily or permanently every intellectual power ot physical function-stop the activity or brain or heart, and even cause death.
 And these currents have been at work not only in Europe, but also in America The number of their victims Is enormous Heart failure and asphyXiation are usually assigned as the causes of death, but both are produced by electricity. A whole
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ting world outside; no sorrowng ac
 quaintances who have stood by you through the long sickness; there is lit tie or none of that evidence of low Ing kindness that comes from neigh bors and real friends In d small city or town, where the dollar mark Is not written so large and so indelibly on everything. It is a paradoxical law that where there are so many people there are fewer friends, and when you diminish the number to a frontier community where neighbors are miles apart your friends are ready to take tneir lives in their hands for you.
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man reichstag for laws to punish crimes committed by electro ma gnetic means, and to allow magnetization only with state approval A task worthy of ideally minded men, in these times of excitement and hidden conflirt is to take energetic and decisive part In the development of the future. The question Is whether the world is to become red or 'white'-whe ether there is to be war, revolution and reaction, or world peace and progress.
 The leaders of the present with power to enlghten the people and direct tn em alright, have the decision in their own hands,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-21

There is good beer and bet ter beer. Go to H. Hentschel, 1916 First Avenue, where you get the best, the biggest and the coolest schooner in the city direct from the keg.
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TYPHOID FEVER

to originate in Blount Springs. The Blount Springs hotel will be able to accommo-
 date about fifty more guests. Telephone number in party promptly if you desire to leave Birmingham at this time. Saw kins & Hofstetter, Lesses, Blount Springs, Ala. 7-2l-It
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I Thlck.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 Towne-Yes, I met Brtton in London and shook hands with him.
 Brown-Why, you just told me you never saw him before.
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T. R. WHITAKER

Will sell Saturday, Monday and Tuesday six pianos almost brand-new, first-class in every respect. You can pick your choice for $175. J. R. Whit aker, 2105 2d Ave.
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=OUR@ Terms and Prices Are Attractive

Our prices at Central Park are the biggest advertisement the property has. The lots are $40O to S675 at 10 per cent. cash and the balance in monthly payments. You do not have to pay any interest or any taxes on this propepty, and we give you guaranteed title free of charge. ..
 These lots have the city conveniences They have Sidewalks, Curb and Gutter, all of the best cement construction; the streets are uniform and graded there is Com- plete sewer system; there is city water and electricity. The car fare is only cents to Central Park.
 Our Martins Addition lots, adjoining Central Park, are $275 and $500 The terms are SIS cash and $lO.OO per month without interest and without taxes, with free title. These lots are not improved
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Times Dispatch Branches

( The following Branch Offices have neen
established for the benefit Of those living
n, distance from the Main Office OF me
Times Dispatch. The Zines Dispatch wants
lett ut any Of these branches VIII receive
the same careful attention MS though they
had been left a, the Main Office. and there
viii be no extra cost to the advertiser:
sl.AuGnTER's DRUG STORE. Twenty-hfth
md Vcnable Streets.
W. r. EANES, 2Sls East Broad Street.
A. A. SCOTT. twenty fifth and Broad
Streets
WILLIAMS. PHARMACY. Twenty-flrst and
Marshall Streets.
3 TARRANT. GRANT & CO.. Foushee ana
Broad Streets
q. w. LAT1MER, No. 500 West Marshall
Street.
rHoMPsoN's DRUG STORE, No. 1921 Yves,
Main Street.
I. L. BENER1DGE. Brook Avenue and clay
Street.
RADY'S DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE No. $500 VIII
liamsburE Avenue, -ulton.
ROBINS'S PHARMACY, No. 200 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE, No. 1444 East Main
Street, corner Fifteenth.
JUDSON CUNNINGHAM No. 2027" East
Main, corner Twenty-tirst.
WALLIS PHARMACY, No. 334 South Pine
Street.
K1RK-PARR1sH CO.. No. 412 East Broad
Street
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol West
Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-eighth and n
Streets
RISoN'S PHARMACY. No. 1l9 Canal Street.
j. T. LEWIS. No. East Broad Street.
HUNDLEY & WALKER. Twenty-ffth and
Leigh Streets.
NoRTHs1DE PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
Streets.
cARTER's DRUG STORE. No. 1902 Hull
Street Manchester
TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREETS
PHARMACY. Twenty-eighth and SITS.
G. T. W. KERN, INC. corner Twenty nth
and Church HIN Avenue
EAST PHARMACY, No. 26O1 9 Street.
Z MEs-DISPATCH, No. 40 North Sycamore
q Street. Petersburg.
Es-DIsPATCH. No. 2l5 Eighth Street,
Lynchburg.
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Wan is
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site? a "tradc' or "swap"? second hand fac
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They will supply any of these wants for you.
Cost one cent word.
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Lost and Found.


WANTED, TO FIND MY RELATIVES
or former owners family. l was sold
in Richmond, Va, In the days OF
slavery. My father was named Joe,
and my mother was named Sallie. l
had three sisters-Sucky was the old
est, and one named Dollie, and one
named Rachel; two brothers-ono
named Joseph and one named Green.
My uncle was named Andrew. All
belonged to d widow, by name Mrs.
Mary Anderson and my young mis-
tress married a Mr.. Woodtin: he was
keeper of the poorhouse at that time.
was sold to Mr.. Thompson In Rich
mond. Va. Any information will be
highly accepted. Address me al
Aberdeen, Miss. FANNY STRONG.
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Agents Wanted.


AG 1CNTS--WE HAVE a GASOLGiiiI
lighting system for stores and
houses; n world-bcater; 200 to 900
candle power; uses Il mantle upside
down; runs 40 to GO hours on one
gallon of gasoene; almost as cheap
as sunlight; al light directed down
just where wanted; NANTES last
four times as long as old style; a
proven success looks like the latest
electric ares: demand enormous;
quick seller; big money maker; eX
elusive territory. GLORIA LIGlIr
CO, II N. Curtis Street, Chicago.
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WANTED AS TO THE
Whereabouts of my brother, s. j..
Timmons. Last heard of in Rich
II inches; weight, 1875 pounds; dark
hair bald on top; very high fore
head; large blue eyes; about 33 years
old, a large scar on right jaw. run
ming from middle Of chin back to-
wards ear. Address Mrs. j. W.
RANKIN, 2616 Highl;,lu Avenue, Bir-
mingham Ala
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WANTED, HAN1MERSN1ITHS HEAT
crs, helpers, iremen, hammer-drivers
and cranc-runners for work in steam
hammer shop, making locomotive
forgings. Steady employment and
good wages guaranteed to good men,
Address HAMMER, P.-O. Box 1892.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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WANTED. SEVERAL GOOD ORGANIZ-
ers to represent an old established
fraternal society paying sick acct
dent, death and endowment benefits;
good pay to business producers. APP
ply THE UNITED AMERICANS
Charleston ". Va.
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LOST. A LEATHER GRIP, CONTAIN
between Lexington Hotel and Byrd
i Street Station. Reward If returned to
LEXINGTON HOTEL. No questions
nSkod
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WANTED, a REGISTERED DRUGGIST
at once; settled one preferred. Must
have good reference as to habits.
State experience and salary expected.
Address SALOL. care Letter Carrier
No Sc
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WANTED, A SETTLED, EXPERT
cnced, reliable hotel clerk. Send ref
crence with applications; send age,
and with whom employed hereto fore.
Address GREl1NBRIIIR HOTEL. Ron
ccverte w. Va.
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WANTED, BRIGHT BOY. OF NEAT
appearance. to stay in architects Of
flee; age about IA or 16 years. Ad-
dress Room No. 205, Bank of Rich
mond Building, corner Main and
Ninth Streets.
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Help Wanted Male.

AGENTS FOR POST CARDS. SEND %
cents for guaranteed, fuIl-valued
sample line. Agents album free
EASTERN POST CARD Co, Gramercy
Bldg. New York.
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BY CORPORATION, SALES
manager for Richmond. Va, office.
Salary. s25 per week. Must become
financially Interested and invest $500.
Best of references required Address
A. r. TAYLOR, Mgr, 4Os American
BuildngJ Baltimore, Md
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Solicitors and Statesmen.

WANTED, EXPERIENCED TRAVEL
ing salesman. under 40, to handle
well advertised staple specially line
TO country drug and general store
trade; territory your vicinity; must
be man Of ability, capable Of earn
ing good salary. Have special repre-
sentative your vicinity to complete
arrangements and instruct, If neces-
gary. Advise lines handled, territory
covered, ago. Replies confidential
Most complete arrangements at once.
E>cI 555, Chicago.
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Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED, TO EXCHANGE A HAND
some residence. with h!gh-class mod
ern convcniences, in the best resi-
dental section OF Manchester. that
will rent for $420 per annum. con-
tanning about - rooms. for nico
farm somewhere near Richmond on
q car line. MCGUIRE & CASPER. No.
71-2 North Eleventh Street Second
fOOr),
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TILE TIMES D1sTCI1l RICHMOND VA SUNDAY MAY 49, 1907
Wants,
ONE CENT A WORD
Solicitors & Salesman.

WANTED, SALlIsNlLN TO SELL Few
specials In rubber footwear on COM
mission us q slide line. Address II. y.
NORTON & CO., LAG Ln Sale street.
Chicago.
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WANTED, TO EMPLOY AN EXPERI-
enced, well-recommcnded man to
take charge of a dry goods and cloth
Ing store, who would buy some in
terest in stock; Or will give good
salary for right parties; to begin
work about August LIST to 18th. APP
ply to P.-O. Box 1853, Clarksvillc, Va.
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WHEAT-s125o BUYS & UPS AND 6
downs; good for one week. Two cent
advance or decline from price gives
sl00 profit. Write for particulars.
CCMSTOCK & CO.. Commerce Bldg.
Chicago
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A WE'LL ESTABLISHED REAL IIs-
tate concern in Norfolk wants man
Of ability to take entire control OF
their business; must take nnnncial
interest; present manager has hands
full Of other matters ana cannot givo
enough time to the business. Adj
dress c. C.. WALTON, Norfolk, Va.
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DETECTIVES BEST CHANCE FOR
shrewd men, no experience needed;
spare time only. Address GENERAL
Ind.
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INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE MEN =
have tho bcst-selling Industrial prop
osition on tho market. If you know
your business and you arc hustler.
come to me and see our contract. r..
l.. GAFFORD, No. 2lO American Bank
Building.
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POSITIONS IL EVERY LINE; sALA-
ries, $50 to $500 month; demand for
help greater than supply; pay when
position IS secured; stamp for par
ticlIlars. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
ASSOCIATION. Century Bldg, Attain
Ia Ga.
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WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent boardcrs at THE LURAY, 403
Z. Main Street: excellent table; nice
rooms
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START A NAIL ORDER BuSrN T,ss,
we furnish everything necessary:
only few dollars required; new plan:
success certain: costs nothing 10 In
ycstignte. MILBURN-HICKS, asa
Dearborn Street. Chicago.
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RIG MONEY CHICKEN RAISING IN
Colorado. Buy five acres near Den
yer on $40 monthly payments and
make q fortune raising chickens. For
particulars address AURORA IN
VESTMENT CO., 21O Charles Bldg.
Denver. Col. Agents wanted.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Business Opportunity.
ONE CENT A WORD.

WANTED, 10 SlILL a PEANUT SPII-
clalty manufacturing business with
IN established trude, located III Nor
folk. Va This plant inakos peanut
ter, and blanchcd peanuts. CAPITAL
REQUIRED to run same, about $1,000.
VIII sell ut big sacrifce It MIA
ut once. Act quickly II you want
s s93' far gond at,sfa scI reasons
P.-O. Box 1913. Norfolk. w.
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Wants,
ONE CENT WORD.

TIE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is cent per
word, with a minimum cost, OF
10 cents for each insertion, when
paid in advance, and IS cents
when charged. The same rate
applies to deaths, marriages, obj.
uaries and all other CLASSIFIED
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing, plasterinS, bricRlaying
electrical trades; free catalogue,
position secured. COYNE TRADE
SCHOOL,. New York and san Fran
cisco.
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TRAVELLING ON COMMITS
sion to carry four samples of mems
shoes to retail at 81 and $3.50; ready
sellers every where. State territory.
experience, reference. etc. ALL
LEATHER SHOE FACTORY. Baltl-
more, Md
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GOOD MEN FOR THE BEST lNSuR-
ance proposition ever on this market;
SIS to S25 per week, to 10 a. M,
Room 10. Chamber of Commerce.
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WANTED, FOR u S. ARMY. ABLE.
bodied. unmarried men. between ages
of "a and IS, citizens Of the United
states, Of good character and temper
ate habits. who can speak, read and
write English. For Information apply
10 REcRUITING OFFICER, $50 East
BROAD Street, Richmond. Va,
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EILEsJIAN FOR VIRGINIA.; $3.50 PER
month and expenses to the right man.
experienced in any line, to sell a
strong, cooperative proposition on
1000 products, soaps, etc. to all re-
tail dealers. SALES MGR, / to IL
GrEwold, Detroit, Mich.
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WANTED, UNFURNISHED RO NJ
with board for aged lady. In family
Of adults; location, west OF Ninth
Street. Name price. Address u 457
care this office.
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MAN WANTED AS CREW
sober and industrious and who can
Furnish bond Of $3.50 VIII be given a
good position, Paying excellent In
rorne. Send references win ynur re-
ply. Address BAh lsR CHEMICAL
: COMPARE, Norris,own. Pa.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED SALES
men: must DO thoroughly reliable and
energetic; attractive line to retail
dealers; old established house; POSI-
tlon permanent; worth $4,000 or bet
ter annually to good men. Box 574.
Dept. SO, Chicago, III.
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MEN EVERYWHERE,
good pay, to distribute circulars, adv.
matter tack signs, etc: no canvass
ing. Address NATIONAL DISTRI-
BCTING BUREAU. 100 Oakland Bank
Bldg, Chicago, III.
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LOCAL OR TRAVELLING,
to sell ilreproOf safes to business men
and farmers. Experience unncccs-
snrX+ quick snles big, profits. AL
PINE SAFE CO., Cincinnati. Ohio.
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statesmen WANTED TO SELL TO
grocers, druggists and confoctioncrs;
500 Dcr month and expenses CALL
FORN1A CIDER AND lIX lltACT Co,
st. Louis, Mo.
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Real Estate r.or Rent,

FOR RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE ON
Barton Heights for the summer;
eight rooms. hot and cold water, tcle-
phone. GARLAND b. TAYLOR. No. 1
Governor Street. Phone 1892
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LOST. SATURDAY ABOUT 3 p. NJ, BE-
tween Tenth and Marshall Streets and
Byrd Street Station roll of bills.
SIS or $40. Finder will be literally
rewarded by communicating with p.
G. OMOHUNDRO. Phone 1900
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Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE, IN BARTON HEIGHTS, A
recently-built, modern S-roos, house.
corner lot, so feet front. choice loca-
ton, bath. hot and cold water, cleo
trio lights and telephone. large
porches. good yards. VIII take So
100 II sold in next 80 days. Address
r 444, care this office.
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FOR SALE. TWO GOOD DETACHED
frame dwellings,, centrally located
renting to splendid tenants at SIS
per month. VIII close them out for
$500. Excellent bargain to quick
purchaser. Address G AIS, care this
office.
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ON MAY 30. 1907, ON MY PREMISES.
near Lowesviile, Va, I will offer for
sale my pack of fox-hounds, 16 in
number, and ono OF the finest IN this
dress the Undersigned IL. @. Low
ING, townsville, Va,
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WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS NEAR
Crozet: fine location; good shade: hnc
water; good table, etc. For terms
and particulars apply to Mrs. JOHN
WINE, Crozet, Va