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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
Man Arrested for Forging
Small Check has
Record.
Obtained $4,000 on Forged
Paper in Beverly
Mass.

When Patrolmen Towle aud
Simpson. Of the Ballard police. ar.
rested John Andrew. May ib. on a
warrant charging him with forgery
they little thought that they had
10 their custody John AndFew. for.
mer treasurer Of the Sorth Shore
Electric Co. Of Beverly. Mass. who
on October II. 1907. forged the
name Of President c. y Dilioway
10 q promissory note and from the
Beverly national hank Is alleged 10
have secured $40 900 In cash.
Andrews past came TO light this
morning whom Sergeant 81 Detec.
lives Charles Tenant received q
communication and payers from
Arthur q Wells. chief o. police Of
Lynn. Mass. asking that Andrew
be held until he can secure requi.
sltion papers.
Is in County Jail.
Andres Is now IN the county jail.
charged with forging Capt Walter
5. Minors name to worthless
check for a small sum 81 money.
In the letter 20 Sergeant of DE
tectivcs Tenant. Wells states that
Andrew has q family at No. 3
Commonwealth av.. Gloucester
Mass. aud is an expert electrician.
For many years Andrcw, who IA dis
tinguished In appearance. held an
enfiahle position tn the social
world Of several Massachusetts
cities and was considered wellto-
do.
When he disappeared. October
II. 1907. after securing $4,000 BY
forging the Nance Of officers Of the
North Shhre Electric company. the
little town Of Beverly WIS greatly
surprised
Hid in Ballard.
Andrew came west and settled
in Ballard. Despite the large
amount Of money he II supposed 10
have brought west with him, An
drew's weakness for forgery got
the better OF him aud he was ar.
rested here for obtaining a few dol
lars illegally.
Sergeant OF Detectives Tenant
today wired tho Massachusetts au-
thorltles that Andrew Is IN jail
here. charged with forgery. II is
not known whether Andrew viii
be taken east to answer for his
crime Several days before An
drew made HIS biz coup in the
east he secured letter of intro
70 a well known Seattle
man which he never presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
SHOT AND KILLED

~ Paso. Tex. MAJ al unroe
NJ. Harreli. formerly Of Ohlahoma
ctr. but Who for q number Of
years was engaged In Newspaper
work in ~ Paso. was shot aud all.
"a here last night by J Y Nltohlm
proprietor OF the " Psao Evening
News Httchim. who vas arrested
soon after the shooting. claims that
Harreli had threatened To- take bis
life
The dead man was % years old.
and leaves a mother and sister In
Oklahoma City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
AGAINST JAPs
Jay United presa.l

RoSEnURG. ore. May 2f.--Gov.
ernor Chamberlain has come out
flat footed against the assimilation
OF the japanese IN the common.
wealth Of Oregon.
Il would rather let my children
so uneducated than allow them to
aft with a Japanese In the school
room. he declared "Wednesday
night In a speech here
The statement was greeted with
applause. Governor Chamberlain is
stumpins the state in the interests
OF his candidacy for the United
States aenatorahip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
WhY7 Oh, WHY7
ASKS MR.. FLAGG.

4 Editor STAR should like ,
4 to know why so many prop. ,
. erty owners are flying dis I
q trcss signals from their build. 1
= inga7 For every old she'll will 4
4 tell you that. when he sights 4
. ship flying eolors Union 4
= down. he knows she " I'm dis 4
n treHs Now We all know. or I,
. or should II We do not. that 4
q the blue in bunting Is intend. 4
4 ed to represent the union. or 4
\ the blue field set with stars. 4
4 and. under ordinary condi 4
4 lions, located In the upper ,
q halyard corner of Old Glory. 4
q Why then. may ! ask. 10 not 4
a the blue stripe placed az the 4
4 top when decorating our 4
4 streetsY Surely we are not IN 4
4 distress vet Perhaps there 4
a may be some new tangled sen 4
4 timent touching this matter 4
= which ! have not caught on 4
= TO yet. " so. please. dear 4
4 Star. do enlighten me. 4
n A. Z. FLAGG 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
SCHOOLS TO OPEN
EARLY In FALL

The public schools Of the city
will open August 81. next fall.
The teachers institute win be
held the week commencing August
"a. This early opening will permit
the closing of the schools for the
opening of the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
ADOPTS CLASS FLOWER.

The graduating class OF the
Washington and Lincoln high
schools has adopted the la France
rose as its class flower, and for it's
motto the following was chosen
Non nobis solum mot for self
alonel,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21

tseatile stars Exclusive servlce.l
NEW YORK. May zi~-Amelia
bingham. the actress. who may not
recover from the effects Of an op.
Grafton o. reiicxe an acute lniea.
tinai Obstruction. only recently
olosed an extended tour Ia a
Modern Lady 8odita She ex
pested 20 aerwpt another engage
usnt shortly shn In - years nfa
AID ore 81 the most prominent
actresses IN America
tier firHt pronounced kurreas
waA ia clyde Fiteha PLAY. The
Climbers Ifgf most eonkpieu0ua
productions since we're The Friaks
AIRS johnson and A Modern Mag
dalcn she has beru active in the
advancement 81 women Of the
drama and waE one Of the founders
uf the Professional Woman's league
and uietalser Of the American
Playsosrs club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21

APPLETON. Wis May 2t.-The
badly mutilaled bodF II Mrs Car.
RE shaw. n wealthy young widow
Of Noftouvilic. was found here in
a mill pond Mrs Shaw had been
keeping company recently with
Charles Abrams. Of New London.
and the couple were seen together
the night before. Abrams was ar
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21

batiieahips reached Port Angeles
at $40 this morning Without
stopping. i've % tha shire proceed
Cd toward Port Townsend. three uf
which aru hound gor nremerton
The main body ~ iho fleet. after
taking as pilots Capt Herbert .
ffeecher and cart. A. ~ sawail
from the tmE Tyee. proceeded tan.
nleasateiy to nelllngham necchsr
and Sewail are the only pilots
sahsa 90 BY the fleet. the other yes.
sells depending ON their own offi
GERS 10 reach their several destins
3nnn.
Nearly every lnhahiiant Of Port
Angeles. besides hundreds OF viB.
iturM ffs1m oys Of town werc ou
hand 10 welcome the fleet AZ Il
steamed around the spit The var
ships Louisiana. Ohio. Missouri and
NirGinia aili remain here until Sat.
uFday morning Great preparations
have been made for entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
FoR MEMoRIAl pAY.

Memorial day. May 30. will be
celebrated In all the public schools
on the Friday preceding. May %
Fitting exercises Will be arranged
ln each school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
WARNING FROM
FAIRBANKS.

4 The Seattle star received !
= the following cablegram from I
4 Fairbanks this morning 4
\ Keep men away from this see 4
4 ton OF the country. The 4
4 strike OF miners Is still on. 4
q Men brought here by misrop. =
\ resentation are walking back 4
4 over the trail towards Valdez. 4
= Time checks have remained
= unpaid and the script system 4
q has been adopted. Lawsuits 4
h are following. There are many 4
= unemployed here" tSignedl. 4
4 X Burns. secretary Tanana 4
q Mine Workers Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
Negotiations for Big Match
in Seattle Fall
Through.
Gotch Asks Early Date and
The Seattle Man Won't
Accept.

There will be- 40 wrestling match
In Seattle between DR.. n y Roller
aud Champion Prank Goich.
1otch declines To accept the date
flxed By Roller. which II some time
dnring-the latter part OF July. say
Ing that hih original proposal for
June 20 or thefsRhouts IL the only
date he can consider
The champion wired this morning
IN reply TO Rollers message that
~ intended to so to Europe about
the first Of July. and could not
entertain am proposal that would
Interfere with that visit
As Gotch FIRST suggested the
match. Roller does not feel that
Il IL up to him 10 give way. and
% far as can be seen at the pres
en-, time. therefore. the pruspect
81 aa early meeting between these
two wrestlsfs IL off
Keller Not Disappointed.
Roller 10 not entirely dieappoint,
I'd II the outcome Of the nekotia.
lions. lie knoNa that even hy the
latter part Of July he could not be
IN the best possible condition for a
fight for the championship. al.
though he was willing to take a
whlrl ~ r.
Co,eh'u effort 10 hurry the match
az. believing that Roller would be-
onls too anxious 10 60 against him.
looks much like an attempt 10 take
on the Seattle man while he "a not
IN the best nf condition. Roller
Il the only wrestler 81 note In the
country whom Gotch has failed TO
throw.
ON payer Roller has almost as
much right 20 style himself cham
pion Of the world as has Goteh.
Goteh had an opportunity Ia show
his superiority over Roller. and
failed 90 do 30. This IN the only
blot on bis title to the champion
ship. That he wants 20 wips this
ont II quite evident. and that he
does not want 20 give ROLLER suffi.
Client conditioning time ia likewise
evident
May Meet Next Fall.
Present indications are that Rol.
Ter and Gotch will not meet until
next fan or winter That they will
then meet IN New York city IL the
outlook AT this time
Roller has not wasted any time
during the past week. He will take
no chance upon defeat tomorrow
niEht az the hands Of Pred Beeil
That this match will be even faster
than that ~ last week ia expected
nccil IL working out every day. and
declares that he will so on the mat
in much better condition than upon
the last occasion.
The failure ~ the negotiations
for the Go,ch match means that 10.
morrow night viii offer the last op.
portnnity 10 see wrestling match
In Seattle prior TO Rollers depart.
ure for the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
RUFF JURY STILL OUT.
10y United pre.s)

SAN FRANCISCO. May q.
The Rnef Jury IL still delib-
; Grating. Unless y verdict n
) reached this afternoon the Is ,
} men win be dismissed. They ,
} Did not go 90 luncheon, deter. ,
; mined 10 stick II out. I
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saaaaron at Bslllughsr,.

BELlINGHAM. MAY 1i.-Rsar
Admiral sperry. Ia command Of The
Asl4asic squadron. arrived here at
10 this afternoon. standing on
- hFidEe Of tho flagship coausc
tieat. and behind him came the
ether oattieshlrs Of the division.
Wei the Connecticut poked her
raiss rose asouad Dead Mans
Pesnt. clossly followed BY the other
warxhteFx. the enthusiasm ~ she
hundresiz Of people gathered around
ihe hzTtoF passed all bounds. aud
tie cheering could ba heard for
riless The morning was damp.
4ask and dreary bur "a the soon
hogf approached the sue peeped
sat and the remainder Of the dag
rfpmfses 70 De- especially fine
AZ the fleet came around Dad
Mans point. Il was greeted With
- sdmirals salute Of II guns. and
rasa Il came 10 anchor, Mayor J.
?. DeMat0s and the eity's reception
tunnitsee boarded the Connecticut
and fognaalIy presented 10 the al.
nifss the keys 10 the city. a. the
szme tine submitting to him the re-
sspsion program for his sgggcs
hana az 10 It's amendment.
Features Planned.
Several o. the best features Of
n Entertainment are for the hen
en- 81 tie men alone. Every sailor
g lhs fleet is 70 be provided with
asegY q The official program The
Nhi1s City amusement attraction.
silver Beach has been leased for
lhs afternoon and evening and FRI
gay ~ the executive committee.
End the navy uniform n 20 be- an
epea sesame at the door. One
'soaz<nd men IN blue. further. VIII
e admitted Friday nlRbt 70 the
IlAJ a the Blk Beck theatre A.
~ grand bali AZ Fairylnnd ring 10.
n'sat ne sailors are 10 be the
saes,s q honor
No Car Fare.
No Nearer q the blue WiT be
ssssd Tor fare on the street cars.
.-'01gh an arrangement with T.. n.
ran, manager Of the local street
nll~ay company.
fef he officers there viii be a
hsin9sF % social events. among
.n'eh vii BE- three smokers given
,gaiEnt one At the Cougar club. the
nss club and one a. the Kulahan
aae. Tomorrow the officers are
p inc guests o. the reception
.Haaitiee on an automobile ride
a1FistlH. along enc Of the pref.
-. pieces Of roads In the North.
- then back % Lake gamish.
:. miles. much Of Il through ever.
-, EEovea. returning then 20 the
w. This trip f. 70 occupy moaa
VI ne afternoon.
me eitY is filled With visitors.
. .aa. a'ihongh the day n DARK. the
s nllN o. The populaee ars not
s.aNpened Gay decorations greet
We everywhere.
No.. ~ Pert sngslss.
IfIHT NNFfaNrs -.
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po.u ~ Pert hnssiss.
A,,.snl ANGELES. May 2I.-The
ae heet, consisting Of ~
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CONTINUED on page 81
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Boats and Tralns. : Cents.
WEAI HER-cLoUDY; SHOWERS TO.
MONT AND FRIDAY SOUTH WINDS.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15
Al the ola stand.

During q foraging expedition IN con-
nection with Sherman's march 70 the
sen a captain IN charge OF company
of soldiers. marching through the wood,
some distance away from the main body
Of the army IN rounding n sharp curve
IN the road came suddenly upon q house
almost covered with foliage IN front
Of the house was woman picking MI
chips Her back was toward thu sol.
diers and she had rot noticed their an.
proach The captain motioned 10 his
men 10 halt, and tip-toelng up to tie
side Of the woman he put his arm
around her waist and kissed her. Step.
ping back pace or two he waited for
the bitter denunciation he was sure
would come. The woman. however.
Strengthened herself up, looked at the
officer a moment and then said slowly
Captain, you'll find me right here
every morning a-picklng mp chips. ~
Detroit Free Press.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15
Hen Beats a Drug Store

Senator Butt Of the Arkansas Senate
had just finished one of his droll stories
about feeding morphine to a pointer pup
and watching him as he INDUCED in the
ensuing antics oceasioned by the opium
Representative lie Rossit, known as one
of the yeracious men in the state, said
Senator, your dog reminds me of my
hen. Needing quinine one day, as we
often do. | mixed up on ounce of the
drug with molasses and rolled it out into
pills. Leaving the rtuff to dry on the
front porch. | went into the house.
Returning. | saw the last of my pills
swallowed by my hen.
"Of course. / thought her silly head
would burst wide open. She simply com
menced cackiing, and has been laying
two eggs day ever since. And do You
know, senator those eggs are the best
chill tonic on the market? One Of them
taken internally will knock the spots
from any case of malaria in the state
and shaking ague can't stand before 'em
an hour after they are eaten. keep
that hen dosed, / de- Houston Chron-
icle
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15

boy and told him to go behind the door
and count his money; he found it all
there. He thanked the officer and ex-
pressed the hope that he would meet
him when the war was over.
After the war Aubery heard that
Major Turner was n dentist at Mem
phis, Tenn. He wrote, and within a
week received a reply telling him that
he remembered having him under his
care in 1862. They arranged for re-
union. Soon after the war Aubery To-
Gated in Milwaukee. There is not a
man of the brigade who thinks more of
1t than its old newsboy. He is a thrift
" highly respected and worthy citi-
zen. Probably no man in the State has
choicer collection of war relics, in
GLIDING the sword Captain Aubery, car
ried through the war Of 1912. Three
of his brothers were soldiers in the last
war;. 4. Watrous in Chicago Her
aid
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15
English and Uncle Nose.

'Yas'm," said Uncle Nose, ''Ise sew
eaty-uine years OF an eff l lives an
mex buff-day."
Miss Mary smiled. you don't mean
octoroon, Uncle Nose" she corrected.
You mean octogenarian.'
"Yas'm, dat's it, OATS it. Octo gerani-
um, course. My Of tongue jes make me
plum 'shaIned sometime de way hit git
twisted
Another time Uncle Nose, while work
ing on the lawn, heard his white folks
discussing the new pastor Said the mas
ter Of the house: Il likes him very well
as a man, but his delivery certainly guf-
fers from slight impediment."
Uncle Nose tretailing the conversation
to Aunt Calline laterl-d hearn 'em talk
in bout de new preacher over at Marse
Johns today.
Aunt Calline-what dey have to say
bout himY
Uncle Mose-0h, dey likes him ve'v
well, al 'ceptin' for a slight epidemic Of
de liver.-New York Times.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15

us many, many years. comrades, since
we were boys in blue;
Since we were STRIPPING soldiers, and yet,
were veterans, too.
Now day by day our ranks grow thin, our
numbers smaller grow.
As we march adown life's highway with
footsteps weak and slow.
Our records in life's busy marts, or leg
islative hall,
May be looked up TO, more or less, by
circles large or small;
But what are civic honors, party leader
ship, or praise,
Wh.u measured by the glories of our old
Potomac" days,
When streams ran red past fields where
dead in CHASTITY winrows lay,
Where men in blue, and men in gray.
fought hand to hand in deadly
fray:
With shattered ranks, and tattered flags.
they held the fort or lost the
day.
Till Appomattox marked the end for the
ragged regiments In gray.
Yet, though in deadly fray we met, on
bloody fields, to gain our ends.
When night enwrapped the camp about.
between the lines we met as
friends
We called them "JoAnnies," they called
us '.Yanks," we smoked, and ioked,
and traded. too.
We didn't hate you, Johnnie Reb nor did
YOU hate the boys in blue"
But Gains succeed the wintry blasts, and
sunshine follows summer showers,
The battles raging fury spent leaves days
of rest and idle hours
And like boy set free from school, who,
fun of mischief, romps and plays.
We sought relief from serious things in
harmless pranks and boyish ways,
We took our appetites along when we
marched 'gainst Bobby Lee,
We ate salt horse, and bareback, and
drank commissary "R."
We got away with hoe cakes and the
niger mammgs" pies
But "deseerated" vegetables we always
did despse.
And, say, do you remember, boys. how we
'hAiENN anu VNtftdliit
| Bushwhaeking ducks, and turkeys, rebe
pigs, and ''sich like" game,
And the geese who Missed insultingly al
passing boys Ia blue,
When we marched in "old Virginny Z"
Well. we gohbed them up, too
And how we marched mile after mile
we called il pulling mud
And next day "hoofed it" back again.
cross creeks" raging food
Lord how we tore about and ctIssed. in
language that was queer.
About the old mans orders, If he was n
brigader.
Then, when we'd goi our "pup-tents" ur
and turned in from the rain.
Some darn'd 'windjammerr d beat his
drum and out we'd crawl again
Cause some '6shback recruity," out on
the picket line,
Jest blazed away at some old mule
without the countcrsign
Al me how thick the memories come of
wartime days so long ago,
When DER Virginny's hills mad plains we
marched against a gallant foe
Ny eyes, with moisture growing dim, see
shadowy forms in faded blue.
A phantom troop Of gallant friends, God
rest their souls old comrades true
The shadows on life's dial are lengthen-
ing for us ALL
And now we hear. not far away, our sun
set bmge CALI
And just beyond the headiands there is
rest for YOU and me.
Whore comrades gone before stand guard
round Fort Eternity.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15
A BRIDEGROOM FROM THE EAST,

total stranger w!.o a couple of minutes
before had almost knocked her down.
1T does Just exactly explain it." said
Petrle, lowering his voice. Pm study
ing the customs of the inhabitants. They
nave fascination for me. There was
row ON In the village way back there and
| ought to have cleared out sooner.
dld clear out as a matter of fact when
Denton did, but"
"Dentong'' said Peggy quickly. "Char-
he Denton, Lieut.. Charles Denton!"
Yes" cried Petrie You don't mean
to tell me you know him7"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15

The women OF Obadjona wear orna-
ments on the upper lip. which is en-
larged by inserting small pieces Of
wood or stone until the lip protrudcs
sufficiently.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15

In 1907 New Zealand exported III
ss4,sS0 pounds Of wool, valued at S3s,-
315,6O0.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15

-Seventy-fve per cent. Of the home.
stead entries in the las Animas forest
reserve N Colorado are fraudulent, SAYS
Daniel Z. Fitton. in charge Of the Re.
serve.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-05-15

People either have too much or rot
enough to do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

FARMERS, IN ARRANGING FOR YOUR
spring work don't overlook Vulcan
and South Bend Chilled Plows. Nc
Cornick Peg Tooth Smoothing Har-
rows. Disc Harrows ana Cultiyators
keystone Corn Planters and Riding
and Walking Hoe Cutvators. We
sell these and all other implements
used on the farm. w. *. BACHE
SONS g. MILFORD. 1i0G East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
HARDWARE.

TO BIZ ECONOMICAL YOU MUST
buy your hardware, farm imple-
ments, paints, oils. tar paper and tin
roofing, sash, doors and blinds. poul :
try wire, hot bed sash, glass and
harness, from us. Correspondence So
licited. Catalogue free on request.
SOUTHERN HARDWARE CO. LIS
North Eighteenth street, Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

BoWEN's MINoRCAs. YOU MUST
remember when deciding where to
place your order for either stock or
eggs. that my strain has always won
ihe hlSh honors In the leading shows
in the United States. Write for my
circular. giving information and tes-
timonials of the highest quality in
Minorca fowls. Eggs and stock for
sale at all times. T. NORMAN
BOWEN. Route 5. Manchester. va.
Phone 5O27J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
DRUGGISTS.

JUDsoN CUNNINGHAM. THE DRUG.
glst, p. o. station No. 10, 2o17 Eas,
Main ST.. manufactures Cunning
hams Digestive Tablets" Is cents
the box; Cdnnngham's Elixir of Life
81 tic bottle; Cunningham's Blood
Mixture. 81 the bottle; Cunningham
Royal Remedy, so cents the bottle
Tobacco, 90 cents pound; Plug To.
bacco, s cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Doultrp...Det AMI gibe 5tptk.


TO SELL a CHOICE LOT
of single comb White Leghorn cocks,
cockerels. hens and pullets, from
Frank McGrann's. celebrated strain
of Madison Square and Boston show
winners; eggs from the two best.
mated pens in the South, SO per set
ting, eggs from flock on free range,
sl.5o per setting, or six dollars per
tilly Farm P. Q. Box 302, Richmond.
Phones 1895. 1852, 3943-J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

LOT 5oX100. F'tvE-ROOM HOUSE AND
hall. $3.50: 5000 cash. balance per
month; seven-room house. one acre,
Sl.350; some cash, balance monthly I,
six-room house, lot 1o0x1oO. four
closets and pantry; best order. ST.
800; four-room house. two pantries,
lot 10oXl00, price 1880. All at car
stop, Highland Springs. See AN :
Dl5RSON REAL ESTATE AND LAW
Co, Eleventh Main,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

DAIRY FARM, 81 ACRES; As ACRES
in cultivation; balance in timber;
well watered; good two story frame
house eight rooms. all necessary
outbuildings; 300 pure bred chick
ems, horses. mich cows. wagons.
farm machinery, breeders and in
cubators; 3 1-2 miles from Rich
mond; 1-2 mile from car line: $4,000.
This is bargain for any one wish
+ ing dairy farm. BERGH'S SON &
GAEDE, 1889 East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22

FOR SALE. EGGS FROM WHITE
Leghorns, fifteen for 81; White
per fifteen; nice White Leghorn
cockerels, $1.5O to $3.50; stock first
class: satisfaction guaranteed MEL
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