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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
SUPERVISORS
WADE THRUOCH
BIG BUSINESS
County Board Meets To Allow
the Last Clans That win
Be Included In the Annual
Report.

TOMBSTONE, Dec. 2.-The board
OF supervisors were In session last
evening. all of the members being
present. They transacted consider
able business. A number of tax af-
ndasits were filed with the board ask
Ing for reduction in taxes on the
grounds of erroneous assessments,
etc. which were allowed.
The matter of deducting from the
assessment roll the improvements and
personal property losses sustained by
tie citizben of Bisbee in the recent
fire was taken up. A list of the prop
erty destroyed has been compiled by
County Assessor Howe and the board
allowed the reductions as had been
listed by the assessor which made a
total of SS8,S75. There was also a re-
duction made on account of fire losses
in Douglas, $4,000 to the Arizona
Gypsum company, and $4,000 to Mike
Shay, SO that the total amount de-
Quoted from the tax valuation of the
county by the board last evening was
$102,S75.
The board acted upon the claims
that had been filed against the county,
the largest portion of which were for
election expenses, so tina 1.-THE election
officers viii not receive their war
rants in time to make their wives or
sweethearts present of the amount
A communication was received
from W. X Meade stating that he
was prepared In show that the raise
made on patented mines of which he
was the agent, was unjust and that
the mines were not producers and
could not be worked. but that he was
willing to pay the county tax. The
board decided that they had no juris-
dfction in the matter and that 1t was
up to Mr.. Meade and the territorial
board to settle their differences.
"A petition was received from the
citizens of Fairbank and vicinity ask
ing that the crossing of the county
road with the e. p & S. W. railroad
near the old Grand Central Mill be
changed owing to the danger at the
present crossing as it is impossible
for the traveller or the train crew to
see each other until they have reach
ed a point within few yards of one
another. The clerk was instructed to
take the matter up with the railroad
company and see IL It would be willing
to provide the new crossing
A bill of $3.50 odd dollars was al
lowed by the board to the officers of
Santa Cruz county which was incur
red by Cochise county when the trial
of Mrs. Kate Savage was transferred
TO that county and tried there It
viii be remembered that she was tried
for the killing of her husband.
The clerk of the board was instruct
ed to advertise for bids for the ru1
nishing of the supplies for the county
for fha n0Infpo wear which ina1udp
the contract for the county hospital,
feeding the prisoners in the county
and branch jails, furnishing printed
supplies, and publishing the minutes
and proceedings of the board of SUI
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
engulfed numerous bankers.

engulfed numerous bankers.
The Streeter-Bryan stock company
has made good in Bisbee and are en-
joying the liberal patronage of the
theatre loving people of this city.
There are several of the best plays
which viii be put on in the near fu-
ture, one of them being Dr. Jeckyll
and Mr.. Hyde. This is one of the
masterpieces of Richard Mansfield and
viii attract much interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-03
pIAz TO TOMBSTONE.

Francisco Diaz, held to the granu
jury on a charge of horse stealing,
was taken to Tombstone by Constable
Denny Twomey yesterday morning,
where he will be confined in the
county Jail until the converting Of the
grand jury in April.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-04

DON'T FoRGET THE CHEAP SALE or
millinery now going on at Mrs. NJ. y.
,Chamces. Everything must go at o.
great sacrifice to make room for
change in store. 316 East Broatl
Street. ~
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LUMBER, LATHS. SHINGLES. SASH.
blinds. doors: large stock, low prices:
yards and buildings covering ten
acres WOODWARD & SON, Ninth
.-and A rch Richmond Va.
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Zeal estate 0Nalrten.

INFORMATION REGARD
ing a good farm for sale:.not partic-
ular about location; wish to hear.
from owner only who will sell d.,
rect to buyer; give price. descrip-
be had. Address l. bARBYSHIRE.
N Box 49S4. Rochester,-N. Y.
AN uNEXPIRED LEASE
of house, modern improvements and
in good order; immediate possessions;
state in answer location and price
B Address E l26, care Times-Dispatch.
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD,
K atHuGHES IS. 209 N orth Third,
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miscellaneous.
WEAK ARCHED FEET.

t..
! SORE HEEL is THE FIRST SYAIP-
tom of falling arcn tflat toot) and
is known in medicine as a. specific
ailment, viz: "policeman's heel
While not at first alarming, 1t soon
grows severe and indicates a serious
condition of the foot. any one 50
afflicted may become a cripple unless
by proper necnanicai devices tho
arch of the foot is upheld for u time
and the pressure on the heel from the
weight of the body. relieved. This
very painful condition OF the foot
is often wrongly diagnosed as rheu-
matism or govt. The foot-rest will
quickly relieve the pain and by re-
tanning the bones of the arch in prop
er position, will eventually cure. Per-
sons standing on their feet contin-
ually, or having to. walk much, will
appreciate tins appliance as restful
to the feet. Not being fastened in
the shoe II is easily Interchangeable.
w. L. DREW & CO., Orthopedic Cord
WAIVERS, 716 East Main Street.
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GROCERY WAGONS. LAUNDRY WAC
in stock; complete line; you do not
have to wait for them to be ordered.
BRISTOW-W ORSHAaI CO., 14i7 East
Nain... $500 -.
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Nflp lNa11ten. AlaIr.

Mes WANTED, GOOD VISION, IN
der thirty, over las poiirlt TOT
brakemen and firemen OIL railroads
IN this vicinity; experiences unne.ea-
csstry; pay SIS to 800 monfllly; FRO
tneted to conductor or engineer. s11o
IL 5000 monthly RAILWAY ASsO-
q. ClATlON.. care Times-Dispateh. --..-
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FOR SALE, ONE SECONDHAND
pilaeton. with rubber tires, IN good
condition; price. SIS. Address w. u.
DUKE. Byrd street Station.
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Nan OPP ABILITY AND SOME MEANS
TO represent manufacturer In this
territory. excellent opportunity for
right party Address L eos, care
TiIes- Dtspatch
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SUMMER ROARDERs WANTED, AR
yonia Hotel; nice, cool house. gas
lights; good water; moderate prices I.
near railroad station. Address r. r..
ScLATER. Manager. Arvonia. Va.
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w A IN ] S
ONE GENT A WORD,
MltsfellaneouS.
ONE GENT a WORD.

ROSES.
ALL VARIETIES AND SIZES, HALE
price to those who Will carry them
away; soc. per dozen up. MERIT
ROSE Co, West Grace and Cedar
Streets.
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CULTIvAToRS.

CULTIVATION MEANS IN
creased yield. The GAINESVILLE riding
disc cultivator enables you to culti-
Yates more With two horses and one
man and do it better than by any
other method. Farm right and pros
per. Buy implements of w. X.
BACHl, SONS & MULEORD. 1406
East Main.
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REGISTERED PHARMACIST. TEN
years experience, open for position.
Address II s62, care Times-Dispatch.
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boarders. Apply Mrs. HORACE
WELLFoT,D JONES, 500 West
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w A IN { S
Rotires.
n CENT a WORD.

WANTED. THE PUBLIC. TO KNOW
that JI.tINIlII BROS. jewelers., 9l2
East Main street. buy. sell, exchange
and renount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken in
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WE POSITIVELY HAVE. NO AGENTS.
i therefore save you agents commits
sion on Standard light running. ro-
tary shuttle sewing machines. JUR-
Gems Adams and Broad -.
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33faI E6tdtp fnr &aIf,

OCEAN VIEW LOT, 100 FEET BYs1 so.
!, feet, on car line and $50 feet from
property near Richmond; also a
good camping outfit and boat for
sale or rent. Address Box ia, P. o.
Richmond, Va.
FARMS 51ANDTIMBER I4ANDS'AT Low
X est prices on easy terms; greatest
bargains in Virginia Write for cat
alogue. Address ]. r. ELAN. Char
Alottesvllle, Va.
: home. large grounds; very near uni
versity. Address BARTLETT BOLL-
4 ING. University Of Virginia, Va.
FOR SALE, CHOICE 8GINTER PARK
lot at a bargain. Terms cash. Ad-
dress ROX 441, ~ / :.
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FOR SALE. HANDSOME CHARTERED
oak office partition. IL feet long, Z
feet high. with Opaque glass trim
rninga, copper grill top cashier, .
window, door, ETC.; a bargain. Call
or address T29 East Main Street.
second floor. front.
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GManteb.

FURNITURE WANTED; HIGHEST
cash price paid for furniture. carpets,
&c. II yon want to sell. phone
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Reliable Transfers

WE; MAKE a. SPECIALITY OF HAUL,
ing trunks to depot or any part of
city, from Richmond College to
Twenty ninth Street, for Csc; also
piano and furniture hauling. G. c..
MILLNER, 904 East Broad. Phone
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SCHOOL MEDALS.
GELD METALS. sio0 UP; SILVER
medals. 50c. up. Jewelry repaired like
new. CD Putting on all kinds OF
jewelry. o. e. sPOTT. 110 East
Broad.
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TRAN SIENTS. STOP AT 1902 EAST
Clay. where you can get a, clean,
comfortable bed for 90 cents in a
refined home. central ana historic
neishborhood.
FOR RENT. TWO NICE UNFURNIsH-
ed rooms, second floor. convenient to
bath. suitable for light housekeeping
$40 per month. Apply to 61S North
sixth.
LARGE. COOL. HANDSOMELY FUR
nished two-story rooms. with or
without board; table board. foS East
Franklin.
FOR RENT. THREE CONNECTING
rooms. with bath attached; also
single rooms for gentlemen. 80,
East Main.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS ON
second floor front, or third floor. with
.all modern improvements: singly or
en- suite. al Grace Street. West.
THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping: modern conyen-
fences. 721 North Fifth Street.
ROOMS FOR RENT, SINGLE OR EN-
suite. with or without board. 723
West Main.
FURNISHED ROOMS. HOT WATER,
telephone: meals served. 100 East
Marshall.
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Rooms UWanten.

MARRIED COUPLE, WITHOUT
children. wants by the list OF Sep
tember two large unfurnished con-
Meeting rooms. convenient to bath,
with board. in a small private famt-
~ OF adults; south of Broad; east
OF Belvidere: state terms and loca-
ton: references exchanged. Address
B LAT. care Times Dispatch.
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Millinerp.


REDUCTION SALE ON : MILLINERY
and ready to wear garments now GO
ing on at Mrs. JULIUS BEARS, 1423
East Main Street
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FOR SALE. AN UNDERWOOD RE-
voiving duplicator; only used two
weeks; in perfect order and will sell
reasonably. Apply to GEO f.
ADAMS. Manager. Chamberlin Ho-
tel Fortress Monroe. Va.
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SEE. OUR SINGLE AND DOUBLE
trucks and grocery wagons, made
by 3. c. Bristow. The best line OF
ready made trucks In the city. BRIS-
TOW-WORSHAM CO., 14l7 East
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Business @ppprtunities.

FOR SALE. LUMBER, LATIis SHIN
giles, sash, blinds, doors. large stock,
low prices. Yards and buildings COW
erIng ten acres. WOODWARD s.
son. Ninth and Arch Streets, Rich
mond. Va.
WANTED, TO BORROW $500 FOR
three years on first-class real es-
4 tate: see us quick. MEREDITH &
COOKE, I'LL East Main.
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Drlp dManten, Benale.


WANTED, YOUNG ECOLORED GIRLS
OF good character for light Tannfac-
turing work: good hours and steady
employment; will be well paid while
learning: can soon earn large wages
II Industrious and regular In attend
ance Apply at once to GIG North
Twelfth Street. opposite Colored Nor
NAL School.
WANTED, IS LADY 7sTENoGRAPHER;
extra speed not necessary; one with
experience in posting books and gem
eral office work preferred; hours.
9.30to s; good salary to right party
Address D eos, care Times-Dispatch.s
WANTED, A LADY MAID, WHO.
knows hairdressing and manicure; !
dressmaker as second lady's maid;
preferable Europeans. Call Hotel
Richmond. Room 30S.
WIDOW WOMAN, OVER THIRTY,
years of age, for company to. sick
lady, tdo weeks; must stay nights:
good pay. Address, quick, 40,
care Ttmes-D ispatch.
WANTED, STRONG, HEALTHY WHITE
woman as attendant for invalid go
y ing to imountains for summer months:
good wages. Address e las. care
Times-Dispatch,
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WANTED. FOR us. ARMY. ABLE-
bodied. unmarried men. between
ages OF Is and IS: citizens of the
United States, OF good character and
temperate habits who can speak.
read and write English. Men want
ed now for service In Cuba and the
Philippines. For Information apply to
RECRUITING OFFICER $40 East
Broad Street, Richmond. Va: 1913
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va; or
Columbia Building. CRANKY Street,
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ALL VARIETIES AND SIZES OF
roses, half price to those who will
carry them away; SOC. per dozen up.
MERIT ROSE &C., West Grace and
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait. Best leather and workman-
ship. RICHMOND SHOE REPAIR
z ING CO.. 1919 East Main.
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Annn1s for Bent.

apply TO Mrs. HELEN PEARCE, Ches-
terlfeld Courthouse Hotel.
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AMATEUR WANTS TO BUY CAN
celled postal stamps for collections
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FOR SALE, THE BEST TOP BUGGIEs.
rubber and steel tires, surveys ami
runabouts, will sell cheap for cash
to reduce stock. THOS. H. DUKE x
co Sn4 -trnnk Avenue.
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SITUATIONS Mal1teo, BernaIc.

ADDRESS MISS WICKER, BOX so.
Charlotte, N, c., II in need of a COM
petent stenographer. Have had en-
perience as secretary and in GER
eral office work.
WANTED, POSITION AS HOUSE.
Keeper or linen mistress in hotel by
lady of experiences; no objection to-
leaving city. Address d 207, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY. Posi-
ton t. &c ofss werk and
Address G GA, care Tin -s-DispatcG,
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oRTHoPEDIC CoRDWAINER.

ALL KINDS OF FOOT TROUBLES RE
lieved: advice free; we only charge
gerry; we simply construct shoes on
scientific principles: corns. bunions,
weak ankles, weak arches. drawn
ligaments. IMPROVING nails. short
limbs, box ankles, knock knees.
:. slew foot cripple feet. w. =. DREW
s & CO., TIC East Main Street.
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Aun1ner Boaroing.

SUMMER BOARD ON PRESTON
Helghts. Characteristics. best eleva-.
city combined with that OF the coun-
try: elegant yard and shade trees
and summer house. Apply for terms.
with reference. Mrs. SUSSEX D.
DAVIS Preston Heights. Charlottes-
Orange Va. Piedmont section sanp three
miles from station; healthy; good
spring water: cool nights; river on
premises; bath house. dancing pa
reasonably. Address Mrs. ]. A.
sPlcER, Orange. Va.
WANTED, Anew gOhRDERs; MOD.
ern conyeniences; water front. good
bathing; two, minutes walk to car;
five minutes ride to Buckroe Beach.
For further Information address IL.
s. WILSON, Box i6, Phoebus, Va.
WANTED, SUMMER BoARDERs AT
Retiracy a high. healthy. we'll
shaded place; fine mineral water,
good board. Mrs. BETTE FRAN
CISCO, sFrederlck's Hall'Louisa coun-
WOULD TAKE A COUPLE TO BoARE,
sor summer. in private family. at
As,and and we ,aFTs , lawn ps la,s
to Richmond Address + 307 care.
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. SUMMER BoARDERs AT
.he "Breakers." up-to-date acconino-
Caticns; every room views the ocean.
terms reasonable. Mrs. BACKGs.
Virginia Beach, Princess Anne coun-
ty Va.
WANTED. SUMMER BOAR DE II S
cool. shady place: convenient to rail-
way stations: mall delivered daily
For particulars. write Mrs. MARY
OLIVER, Red Hill. Va
SUMMER ROARDERS WANTED, AR
yon!a Hotel; nice, cool house. gas
lights; good water; moderate prices !.
near railroad station. Address II. r..
ScLATER, Manager Arvonia. Va.
FOR DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY BOARD
apply TO Mrs. HELEN PEARCE, Ches-
terrified Courthouse Hotel
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poultrp..pet ann Tine A,tulk,

FOR sS4AI4h, "A RAG sTEREp THOR,
1soughhred horse, 3slx years OIL sound,
X good sadd le md driving horse; SUI
able for Ahoy'lor lad Sold for want
IA OF use; can. be bought cheap by an
piying to SAuNDERS'SD DRUG STORE,
$40 w est Is! b, cor Ier Bro ols. is ]; II
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Norfolk andWesternRy

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule ! Effect May II, 1905.
Leave Byrd street station, RichmCld.
FOR Norfolk: hs:10 A.. NJ. $500 A. NJ. as:Oo
pm. .6:16 P. M. bT:1E p. NJ. For Lynch-
burg and the West: bs:10 A. NJ. Assoc A. NJ,
.1a:10 P. NJ, 1910 p. II. .rrive Richmond;
From Norfolk, bl1.l5 A. "a. aI1:45 "A. NJ,
aS.50 p. NJ. b9:45 r. NJ. From the West.
.S:s5 a. NJ. .s;o5 P. NJ. 1910 P. NJ.
Pullman Parlcr and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars.
Daily: Daily Elk. Fun: sun. only.
W. b. BEVII.L. C. H. BOSLEY,
Gen.. Pass. Agent District Pass. Agent.
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WANTED. BY JULY 1. 1908. AN AS
sistant or re gistered drug clerk; must
be single: give references and state
age and salary expected. Apply to
j.. g. HUGHES. Ashland. Va.
WANTED. FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN;
call before 10 A. NJ or after. 8 p. NJ.
DICKINSON HOTEL. SCI East Broad
Street,
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

&C. REBATE ON ONE PAIR, n YOU
bring this coupon with shoes before
5 bated to CSC; ladies' half-soles, 60c.
!. rebated to Soc; childrens half-soles.
40c., related to s0c. Every pair sew-
ed. Best leather, DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, Tie East
Main. Phone 1861 VIII call for and
deliver. # 4
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PURE WATER.

IT YOU HAVE STOMACH TROUBLE
r try Old Chesterfield White Rock
Lithia Water It will cure you. Also
fine drinking water. Five gallons.
25c.; delivered fresh from the springs
daily. W, G. DUKE, Manager. III
East Thirteenth Street. Manchester.
Phone 2S53-L. s,I
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WANTED, FIVE FIRST CLASs INSUR-
ance solicitors to sell the best health
and accident propositions on the
market: good place for producers:
\. call between48 and o'clock room
30. American National Bank Build
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Railroads.
Southern Railway

TRA1Ns LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.--Followlng schedule figures pub.
lished only as Information and arc not guar.
anteed:
$500 -. M,.--Dnily---Local r Charlotte.
1900 a. Observation-Disclosures, Broiiei
3aY to Atlanta and Birmingham. New
Orleans. Memphis Chattanooga and
all the South. Through coach for
Chase city. oxford. Durham.
600 p. MEX. Sunday--Keysville Local.
1850 =. M.--Daily--Limited Pullman ready
!, s:3o p. NJ. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 p. Nix. sunday--To Yves. Point
connecting for Baltimore Monday.
Wednesday. Friday.
2.15 2. I Monday, "Wednesday and Ed.
day--Iocai to West Point.
1880 A. Nix. sundays--Local to West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1900 AM, $3.50 p. M.--From all the South
4:1o p. M.--ffrom Charlotte. Raleigh, Dur
liam. Chase City and local stations.
$40 a. M.--From Keysvills---Loca.
9.20 A. M.-From Wet Point. and from
Baltimore Wednesday,, Friday and
Sunday.
1915 a. M, s.45 p. M.--Locai from west
Point
c. W. wEsTBrRY. D. p. A.,
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ReaI Gsfate for Rent.

sA~tkk<%s3 N<Akt%k, wv l-skN%*k<<
FOR RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE ON
Preston Heights. arlottesville. Va;
all modern conveniences, II rooms.
Use Of COW, chickens, and tlour-
fishing garden, fruit, stable with 3
box stalls. For terms apply SUSSEX
D. DAVIS. Preston Heights, Char
lottesyllle, Va.
FOR RBNT.7 TWO NEW COTTAGES.
at Ocean View, on Cottage Line;
furnished; eight and ten rooms rent
cheap. Write SAMUEL G. PHJLLIPS,
HI 3as Church Street, Norfolk, Va x "a
FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT,
and ballroom on Big Bay. Address
I. ~ c.. WHITE, az Roanoke Dock. Nor
folk, Va.
no gI4llT, n HUNTING AND n FISHING
flights of q well-stoclSed pond. i 35-
acre surface, Address II, i. INF1ICE,
n, II, ID. No. 4, Columbia, Va,
FOR RENT. I.AkESID r CATIl. AP n
rs ply to "a ElSYISs CiINTER LAND AND
" q MPROYIlNI p MI CO. M s9s {, M III. & II
Il iFIIALFfRRO AID STR EnT STORE BEST
retail locality low rent Address
SS il 4aa. care Tlmea. p lisp tcll. 4.
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5ituations JManteo, Rale.


POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN
as drug clerk. With three years ex-
perience.. can furnish best reference.
Address j. w. s.. Box s, II. i. u. No.
l. Guinea Mills. Va.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST. TEN
years experience, open for positions.
Address II s62. care Times-Dispatch..
SITUATION WANTED BY a BRIGHT.
Intelligent boy Of sixteen years.
work OF any kind. Address = Iii,
care Times-pispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS MANAGER
or OFFICE OR CONFIDENTIAL
CORRESPONDENT FOR WHOLE
SALE HOUSE; BROAD sE&PERI-
EEcE IN MACHINERY, HARD.
WARE AND INVESTMENTS; BEST
REFERENCES AS TO CHARACTER.
b.. BOX 33T. CITY.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION.
as city salesman: meat house PFC.
ferred; willing TO wotts on conirri -
sion: best of reference Address u
t2I, care Times-Dispa ich
WANTED. POSITION AS MANAGER
on farm; references given; not afraid
of work HUSTLER, care Postmas-
ter. Hewlett. Va.