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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
FAIR HAVEN.

Busy Bees Meet-Death of Mrs. Lena
 Lichtenhcaldt--N. K. o. F. Enter
 tainmcnt-Rev. Mir. Brown Gone
 Hunting.
 Especial Journal-Courier News service.)
 Clifford Hubbard and walter Brock cit arc planning for pig coon hunt and nope to start the last of the week They plan to go by auto to Lyme and then strike to the north woods where 'coons are reported to be very plenti. ful This is quite fad of the Fair Haven hunters to go hunting in autos. Ira Fonda set the pace when he and a friend started out one morning for the hunting country but an accident befcll the auto which was burned up. Hubbard and Crockett are pretty good hunters and barring accidents, they ought to return with two or three fine 'coons. lAnd then they will give game supper to their friends Another suc- cessful coon hunter Is Superintendent Beebe of the repair shops of the Con- necticut company He has hunted the animals several times this fall and has seldom returned with less than four and one time he brought back seven 'eoons. If is said that the North Lyme country is not hunted as much as the towns in this county and the mighty hunters who go out the last of the week ought to make record in this line Of hunting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

Rev. Robert E. Brown, pastor of Pilgrim church, left this week for Cape Cod for q weeks hunting. Ere was accompanied by Rev MT. Haynes. pastor of the United church. These two pastors plan to hunt wild duck MT Brown is a pretty good hunter and fisherman. and knows where the birds can be found. In the summer he had some fine fishing in the Cana dian wilderness.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The ladies of the Grand Avenue Bap- tist church will conduct rummage sale at S45 Grand avenue. November z, 8 and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

l. J. Bristol and family have moved from Exchange street to their new house in Atwater street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

Owing to the heavy storm no after noon session of the schools was held yesterday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The Morris Cove fire department has been merged with the Annex fire de- partment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The Mothers Sunshine circle held an interesting meeting Tuesday night at East Haven, at the home of Mrs. F. M. Berry. After the close of the business session, Mrs Sage gave a chapter in the life of Froebel, which was most in- teresting, and Mrs R c, Nickerson read How to Make Your Life More Tran quil." This was supplemented with ideas of several. members present, some of them being personal as well as prac- tical. The president, Mrs r B Street being absent, her chair was very ably filled by Mrs. J> A. Haskell
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

Charles w, Granniss of Foxon is very III from infamatory rheumatism.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

Many Fair Haven members of the N E, o. P attended the entertainment given at Music hall, by the united lodges of the city, Tuesday evening. in celebration of the twentieth annivers- ary of the order Fort Hale lodge of Fair Haven has a large membership and in Beacon lodge, which was formed here, but now meets in the center of the city, many from this part of the city are affiliated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

A fine entertainment is promised to be given in the parish house of Grace P. E. church on the evening of Nov. 19. The members of the Young People, guild are busy preparing for the en- tertainment which promises to be of an Interesting character.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The Ladies Benevolent society of Dwight Place church will hold a tea of nations "wednesday evening, Nov. 13, from to 10 o'clock in the parlors of the church. Tea will be served en route while visiting the nations and during the evening. There will be music by a village choir of young peo- ple who will render old time melodies in costume.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

There will be a loan exhibit in con- neotion with the Colonial tea to be given by the Literary club, Any one having any antiques will please notify the committee: Miss Mary Baldwin, Mrs. H. T. Moss, Mrs. Edgar Beadle, Mrs. Heinaman, Miss Diekernan or Miss Holcomb.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

On Januars $ 9 and 10. mission ser-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

George W. Kydd of 36 Lincoln street, who has been assistant engineer in the signal department of the New Haven road, will leave for the south about Nov IS. He will take up signal work on one of the big southern railroads.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The steamer H, c, Rowe & Go. came in this week from Narragansett bay with oysters. Captain Howard reports that he felt the effect of the gale, but the big boat came through all right.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

Alderman-at-Large Richard B. Healy has appealed to Henry T. Blake, president of the park comn1is- sion. to have Qulnnipiae park filled in further back from the street for the establishment of the athletic grounds so as to keep the boys from the street, Alderman Healy claims that while playing ball the boys run out Into the
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BRIEF MENTION

High water to-day at noon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

Miss Ruth Parker, daughter of Mir and Mrs John Parker of Qulnnipiac avenue, who has been i'll from typhoid fever for three weeks, is still regarded. as very i'll. Miss Parker is librarian at the city library.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

A fve-night fair will be given under the auspices of St.Joseph's R. c. church in Masonic hall, Westville. commencing November 15. The fair will be person. ally directed by Rev Father McGivney.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The rain came down easily yester- day, and there was lot of it. It was pretty dull around this part of the city, and trade at the stores suffered in consequence of the storm.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The death of Mrs Lena Lchtenheldt at her home, yesterday, came very sud- denly and was a great shock to her family Mrs. Bichtenheldt retired in about her usual health the night before but was attacked by heart failure in the early morning and when her hus- band went to call her, she was dying. She was fifty-five years of age and leaves a husband and two children. Her home was at No. 3 Farren avenue. I'm mediately after her death. Medical EE- aminer Bartlett was sent for and his decision was that heart disease was the cause of her demise.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The first production of somerville's opera, Princess Zara" West Haven, under the auspices Of Christ church, will be given tomorrow evening at the town hall. Felsburg's orchestra has been engaged as accompanist and danc- ing will follow the, opera.
 The Westville w. c, T. U. will meet this evening at 0 clock with Mrs. Lot tie Fowler, 1460 Whalley avenue. This is the first meeting under the new corps of officers and a large attendance Is desired.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

It wasn't very good night for any entertainment, but the minstrel en- tertainment of the Quinnipiac Hep tasophs was all planned for last night and 1t had to be held. There was a large attendance at Polar Star hall, despite the storm, and the entertain ment was fifst-class and evoked great applause throughout The program, which has been printed in this paper, was presented in fine form under the direction of the committee, consisting of D B. Connell, chairman; A. w. Beecher, secretary; w. R. Downs, treasurer; A. J. Odenkirchen, director, and F. P, McCabe, E. s Brown, c. L. Burwell/F F. D. Lane and H. McDon- 'ald. The company consists of r, P. McCabe, end; F {, Brown, end; F. D. Lane, end: C. l. Burwell, A. w. Bcechcr, c. C. Marks, R. sE Bradley, Fl. c. Norton, end; & E. Stone, w. J. .Boekstein, H. Mcdonald, w. R. Con- nell J. F. Hall H, E. Kanahan, J. J. Parry, w, H. Byrns, s. Aman, G. F. Farren, M Stone, J. Richardson, J, E. Roth, Fl. Russell, L. A. Russell, E. w. Alderman, R. E. Perry, G. C. Bill lings, T. r. Byrns and II. Merrill The entertainment will be repeated this evening, and Polar Star hell promises to be crowded to the doors,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

George Andrew, of Oxford, who a few weeks ago went to West Haven to stay with his daughter, Mrs. J. D, Merwin for medical treatment, was at last re- port in very low condition and no hopes were entertained of his recov- cry.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

I at the city library.
 The sale of Swift & Co. stock down to v this week was not very encour- aging to Fair Haven investors in this security. There Is something like $500 00o of this stock held In Fair Haven, but the investors say they are not at all frightened about the situation, for they are confident that the stock will rise when bottom Is touched on the other stocks. II Is notable that the minimum has been reached, for it ad- vanced to S3 yesterday.
 Members of the Carleton club are to have a eross-country run on the morn ing of Thanksgiving day.
 \ meeting of the Rosebud club was held Tuesday evening and after the business meeting there was whist and refreshments were served.
 Walter Johnson of Quinnipiac avenue leaves for Boston in a few days where he has accepted position in whole sale house.
 Twenty-Five years ago Tuesday the Sisters of Mercy moved into the Ma. thanlel English house in Ferry street.
 Friday at 2SO D. m. Mrs. D. F. Burnham of Providence will give an Illustrated health talk at St. Andrews M p. church She will also give an address In the parlors of the East Pearl Street church at 4:30.
 At the last meeting of the Busy Bees held at the home of Miss Olive Smith in East Haven, the officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows President, Miss Bessie Goodyear; vice. president, Miss Bertha Coe; secretary, Raymond Cowles; treasurer, Eric Bradley; lookout committee, Ivan Van Hooften, Marion Tarr, Richard Futile, The new constitution was adopted and by its adoption the officers ahd mem bers of the lookout committee are glv- en power 10 decide any matter relat- ing to the society.
 The death of Mrs. Lena Lichtenheldt at her home, yesterday, came very sud- denly and was a great shock to her family. Mrs. Blchtenheldt retired in about her usual health the night before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-12
Uimes- oispatfb Branebss.

The Following Branch offices have been
sstal.Ils,,ed for the benefit OF those living
n, a distance from the Main Office OF IN"
frlmes. Dispatch Tho Tifnex-Dispatch wants
lei, Mt any o, these branshes Will receive
the same careful attention as though they
had been left az the Main Office. ana there
viii be no extra coat 10 the advertiser: .,..,.
Ei.tuGHTE,...S DRUG STORE. Twenty-lltn
and Nennble Street.
W. +. E tNEs. .s1s East Broad street.
A. A.. SCOTT, Twenty-flsth and Broan BY s;
W1f.LIAMs's PHARMACY. Twenty.Iirss n"u
Marshall Streets. /.
ry,RRASr. GRANT & CO... Foushee and
Broad Streets
a ". LAr1MER. No. 500 west Mns.l,all St.
TIICMPsoN's DRUG STORE, NO. i'-i w.
j. !. BE SssisiiDcE Brook Ave. and clay St.
RADY's DRUG STORE. Barton M lana TN.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, NO. ssoo WI
Hamburg Avenue. Fulton. 49,, Nor.
ROBINS PHARMACY, 40. soo f1aos M
CRY DRUG STORE. No. 1it4 East Main
street. corner Fifteenth. -. ,o,- ra.t
waI ALI PHARMACY. %. ast ~outh -'ina
XIX t. PARRISH CO.. No. AZ East Broad
rHh PARAGON PHARMACY. no. sol VS.:
EaTois rnARMAcY. Twenty.eish'h and
gisoS's PHARMACY. No. 1is Canal Stree e,
tiUNDLEY & WALKER. Twenty-fitth anu
]. +. LEWIS, No. T. East Broad Street.
EcRTHsIDE PHARMACY. Fifth ana BAKER
CARRIERS DRUG STORE. 40. 40. HUI
sWESTy.EiGHTH AND y STREET p.aAK
MACY TSenty-eiGhth and streets
q. r. ". KERN. nc. corner t"en's 49,
EAST pHigMACY. no. :s0i 9 Street.
MEs.DfSP ATcH, No. 40 Sorth sycamore
IaEspisparcH. 10. as Eighth s.sssF
Lynchburg.
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FUEL.
ANTIQUES.

LARGEST COLLECTION or AN!
tiaues in the State; everything at
rock bottom prices BIGGS. No. 81 q
East Main Street.
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WANTED, FIRsr-cLAsS CARPliN,-
ter to attend to carpenter work
around MIL Steady employment.
Address Box 147, West Point, va.
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Meetings.


Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac
Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary,
Richmond, Va. October 20. 1907. =
the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac RailrOnd Company
Will he held at its Office In the city
18th day OF November, 1907. at II
o'clock a. M.
Transfer books Will he closed from
November 18th to November 18TH
1907, both Inclusive. ,,r
Secretary.
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TOR SALE, SMITH PREMIER 81.
chrome typewriter. No. 2, In a No.
l condition, Address T. 664, care
Times Dispatch,
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WANTED. BOARD FOR A GENTLE.
man and wife, in a private family:
prefer living on Church Hill. Ad-
dress + 136. care Times. Disoatch.
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Boarding.

VISITORS WILL FIND
central and historic aeiglborhood for
so cents each per day. Excellent
meals served next door. old Virginia
style. 1902 East Clay
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YOUNG MEN TO PREPARE FOR En-
amination for railway mail and other
government positions. superior In
struotion BY mall. Established four.
teen years. Thousands of sucSesstul
students Sample questions ana
"How Government Positions Arc Sc.
cured sent free. INTERSTATE
SCHOOLS, Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
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FOR SALE, PRACTICALLY NEW.
laundry or delivery wagon. In per-
feet order; cheap. AZ MEYERS SONS,
l2O South Eighth Street,
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noticps.

,yN~-~~-- -1N-.e~-~-~~~
Richmond. Va, oct. 30, 1901.
WE WILL SELL FOR ACCOUNT OF.
whom ii may concern, three hundred
and forty-thrce (343) shares of the
capital stock of the Tredegnr Com
panyj or Richmond. Virginia. at pub
lie auction. at the rooms Of the
Richmond stock Exchange, No. 1ol3
East Main Street on November 18th
next. at i2.l5 p. NJ.
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Delp aManteo, Male.

- -, &, ~ a
WANTED. for U. S. army. able b 90 60
and rs. citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits,
S.ho can speak. read and write Eng
lisn. Men wanted now for service IN II.
Sr,,itirr officer, $50 East Broad 81,
Richn,ond Va; 1913 Sycamore St; Pc
.ersburg. Va, or Columbia Buiidihs
Granny St, Norfolk, Va.
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miscellaneous.
~N~-~~~NN-~N>-
GAS HEATERS.

WE HAVE THE LATEST THING OUT
in gas heaters. The Home Com
fort" gas heater sells for 81, burns air
quickly applied to any gas JET; no
rubber tubing to be in the way VIII
heat your room quickly and econom-
ically. Can be seen at SOUTHERN
PIPE COVERING CO.'S office. corner
Governor and Franklin Streets. or
phone your order In and we VIII
install heater free OF charge. Phone
14as. SOUTHERN PIPE COVERiNG
co, INC. Pipe and Boiler Cow
erinE Contractors.
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EJuEMEN AND BRAkEMEE ON
railroads in Richmond vicinity; 70
I'LL vacancies caused by promottons.
Experience unnecessary. state age.
height, weight. Firemen. 500 month month :
~. become Engineers and earn s.vu.
f3rakemen. s7E, becoming Condnctors
earn $50, Name position preferred
HALFWAY ASSOCIATION. care Rich
mond Times Dispatch.
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SITUATIONS 1Marten. Alale.

BARRIER WANTS STEADY POSITION.
Address SCHWARTZ, 7l6 HAST Mar
shall Street.
WANTED, POSITION by COMPETENT
office assistant. Payroll a speciality.
Address n sos, care Times Dlspatch
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FOR SALT. BOOKS; THE WRITINGS
Of John NJ, Daniel and other Virginia
items, Address D SAG, care Times
Dispatch.
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SITUATIONS Iantep, Telnale.
@ituations, professional.


A YOUNG l. a W YER. TW ELy r,
yenrs' practice. excellent references.
desiring change OF climate, wishes
yer; object. partnership or purchase
Of practice. Address r.. T. MAR
TIN. Coz Brlsbunc Building. Buffa-
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prnfessinnal Delp 1@anteb.


rEAGEITlFls WANTED FOR GOOD VA
cancles open now and later. Scores
of urgent direct calls. Special en-
rolment offer to those qualified,
SOUTHERN TEACHERS AGENCY,
Columbia. IS, @. u sl
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Zeal estate QManten.

w ANTED, TO BUY A GOOD FARM
from owner. near a good town II!
Virginia. for about $4,000; give full
description. Address Box FL, Amelia
Courthouse. Va.
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miscellaneous.
WOOD AND COAL.

n TT is wooD YoU WANT. PHONE
direct to headQuarters. 4 have it In
3 and gives good heat while burning,
Oak ana pine slabs are best for cooks
ing. have all kinds OF coal, and
1T burns up clean, too, My soft coal
is large lump Convince yourself by
'phpnlng, 1909, u. a. LONG. 1901
West Broad. .55i,
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$50 WILL BuY A CHrCKERING. UP
ss;fE1IhFFSs. COS East h 6
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T1NNERs AND PLUMBERS.

NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
fireplace heaters and furnaces clean.
ed out and repaired; also new ones -
and Grand" fireplace heaters:
"Thatcher'' furnaces and "Fayorite
ranges. Your kitchen Is not com.
plete WITHOUT q sEayorit eo E Sds
East Main Street. Phone 29l7.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified Want Adsef.
Using Ia cent per word. with minimum
COS, OF 10 cents for each insertion wien
raid in advance. and 90 cents when charged.
irhc same rate applies to deuthr, marriages,
obituaries md all other classified notices.
no display type allowed In the classified
>Ctlunns.
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CHICKEN FEED.

HEADQUARTERS FOR CHICKEN
feeds, etc.; authorized agents for
Charles q. Cypher's Model" Incuba-
tors and Breeders: Humphreys Green
Bone Cutters; our "W. j. IT, scratch,
feed the chickens at the State Fair.
Give us call. w. j. TODD, 42G
North Sixth Street.
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Iost and GounD.

STRAYED. FROM Els WEST CARY
street, lemon >and white setter dog
Please return II found and seturs
reward OF five dollars. Wore oiack
collar.
DON'T WORRY If YOU HAVE LOST
an article. Just advertise in this col.
umn and You will be YER! ap. ~
recover Il. Cost one cent u word.
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
New system. Any one can r isasn.
sight weeks completes. wages
willie learning. Board provided ior.
Positions guaranteed graduats,xs::
Write for catalogue. MOl-Ets
BARBER COLLEGE, 2ei bo"er!'
New York City.
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WANTED, FIRsT-CLAss MAcHlN1Sr
to take care OF machinery. steady
employment. Address Box l4I. west
Point. Va.
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N;oht Line for Norfolk
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday,
making connection in Norfolk with Main
Line Ship following day at r. NJ; also
p. NJ, and Chesapeake. and Ohio Ry. at 3
a. NJ. and p, n. making connection daily
Except sunday at Norfolk With Main Line
ships sailing p. NJ Tickets sos Z. Main
s.. Richmond Transfer Co, $40 Z. Main g..
lba Jefferson. Murphys Hotel.
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1snolns QNanten.

SINGLE ROOM WANTED BY YOUNG
man: location between Broad and
Cary, First and Ninth. Actress, stat
ing terms. G 500, care Times-Dis-
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WANTED. GENTLEMEN BoARDERs
for two large front rooms: we'll
heated. l0ll East Clay. Phone
?;Ss-L.
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W1NTED. A YOUNG MAN FOR. RE
tail grocery Apply to HUDSON &
DAMIANI, 3S30-s2 Williamsburg
2 Avenue.
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YOUR FOR SALE AID. IN THIS COLI
ll,rln Will be read all through Rich
n nond and Virginia
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Boaro dAanteo.

.-.~~------~~-----e-
JAPANESE GENTLl5SIAN WANTS
board IN nice private family. Ref
erences REQUIRED. Address L 655,
care Times.Dispatch.
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VIZ ARE. OFFERING a COMPLETE,
stock Of. buggles. surreys, runnbouts.
open and top delivery wagons ut
special prices this week. A.. MEY-
ER'S SONS. 40 South Eighth Street.
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goARDERs WANTED AT III WEST
Main for two neatly furnished
rooms--frcn. room on first floor and
back room on third floor
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BOARDERs FOR NICELY FURNISH
ed rooms at 03 East Grace Street.
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THOROUGHBRED SETTER DOGS,
seven months old; good hunting
strain: $40 each. j. T.. ELY. Ash
burn, Va.
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MISS PITzER'S 1915 EAST FRANK.
LIN. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
AND TABLE EOARDERS.
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FLAGS AND BANNERS.

TUXEDO AND DRESS SUITS FOF
rent. "SCHNURAI.AN." 91s Main.
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LENNON. 1905 EAST MARSHAL
Street: room and board.
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WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
and table boarders at Jls North
Eighth Street.
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goaRDING.--FuRN ROOMS OR
will let two or more rooms to par
u. eat: West Cary Street.
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR De-
lightful rooms. with board. 500 West
Franklin.
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Real estate for 6ale.


FOR SALE. TWO NICE LOTS IN
West End. on Colonial Avenue, taken
inyclty: sidewalks and shade trees;
between two and three hundred dol
lars paid IN: balance on !nstalment
without interest or taxes. Address
L Gs$. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE OR LEASE. VALUABLE
business property in the city of
Charleston and Huntington, W. Va:
Hotel, barber shop. saloon. cafe and
grocery. Address Lock Box No. 500.
Charleston. on Kanawha, w. Va.
FARM. 81 ACRES. EIGHT MILES
from railroad: fve-room dwelling:
new storehouse and outbuildinss.
Address p, Rarsons p. O., BucktnE.
ham county. Va.
FOR SALE, IN WEST END. SEVERAL
nice building lots on instalmcnt SO
cash and 50 per month. without, In
terest or taxes. Address Z 4iS, care
Times.Dispatch
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS AT
lowest prices on easy terms: great.
est bargains In Virginia. Write for
catalogue. Address ELAN s
CLARKE. Charlottesville. Va
FOR SALE. SEVERAL NICE LOTS IN
Lee Annex on Park Avenue. SIS and
$50 per foot Address A 34S, care
Times-Dlspatch.
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DarSol.AIs.

PARLoR SUITE. ODD CHAIRS. AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated: for cash or on
easy payments. NO charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets.
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Solicitors arb @aIesmen.


WANTED, statesmen LIBERAL
comnissIon paid. Apply COLUMBIA
PHOSOGRAPH CO., IL West Broad
Street