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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
DOCTORS TO CONSULT
SOULS OF PATIENTS
Ward Established in Johns Hopkins
Hospital for Studying Subconscious
Nature.

Baltimore, Md, Jan. 12.-Johr
Hopkins hospital will soon have the
first ward in the world for the treat.
ment of nervous diseases under what
is known as psycho-analysis or soul
analysis. Patiens will be experiment.
ed on during sleep in this new de-
partment of the Henry Phips psychia-
trio clinic, which is being built with
money donated by the New York
millionaire. The theory upon which
the new treatment is based is that
every person is possessed of two per-
sonalities, concious and subconscious.
! 1t is held that when a person is asleep
the conscious personality is at rest
and the subconscious is predominant,
hence dreams are the natural inter-
probation of the repressed ideas of
the subconscious personality.
Dream analysis" is the chief
method employed in the new dag
nosis. 1t affords a guide to the pro-
per treatment of the disease. In
completeness of its equipment, the
ward is without parallel in the world
and it is believed that it will bring
much light on the treatment of ner-
vousness, an affection SO common in
this country that 1t has come to be
known among physicians as the
American disenase." Psycho-analy-
sis will be practiced in the hospital
by DR.. Trigant Burrow, who has been
studying this science for three years
in Europe under DR.. Freud and DR..
Jung of Zurich, Switzerland, who are
authorities.
The treatment aims at the unifica-
tion of the personalities. Knowing
the wishes and wants of the conscious
personality as derived from the con-
vresation of the patient there remain
to be ascertained the wishes and
wants of the subconscious personality
The priciple of the school is that
there turks in every dream, often dis
guised, repressed wish for fulfill
ment.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
FOUND DRY FARM TROUT

III. C. c. Rich tells the latest fish
story and it isn't altogether vile. HI
came in from long drive in the
Tilden country one evening last
week, and on reaching under the
buggy seat to get the halters he
touched something fiat and smooth
1t felt queer, and he felt it again.
Theis time he grappled with it and
drew 1t out into view. 1t proved
to be six-pound trout. He rather
liked that so he felt again under
the buggy seat feeling for halters.
Again he drew out a trout and this
one weighed seven pounds.
Mr.. Rich reflected on the matter,
and remembered stopping a short
time at the home of his brother,
Landon, and while in the house he
noticed Landon pestieating around
the buggy-pilfering perhaps-but
gave it no particular thought at the
time. OF course he drove about the
country. too, and for any
thing he knows the trout might be
the result of the atmosphere or the
booster spirit that pervades the at
down there, but at any
rate his daughters fried the trout
In sections, and they were o. KID
by the whole family.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
$500 a Year in Advance
POULTRY SHOW AND INSTITUTE

Next Tuesday the poultry show
opens in the basement of the City
Hall, and continues for four days.
On Thursday and Friday the farmers
institute will be conducted in con-
nection with it, and a number of
lectureres from The University will
be in charge. The sessions will be-
gin at ten O'Clock in the morning,
and it is desirable that everybody
who attends these meetings shall be
on hand throughout the sessions.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
Modern Agricultural
School On Wheels

Lecturers with StenOgraphers, Type.
writer's, Live Stock, Agricultural
Products, Charts, and Modern
Farming and Dairying Machinery,
Travel all over Eastern and South
ern Idaho Using the Telegraph, the
Telephone and the Press, Spread
ing the Good News Of How to Live
Better on the Farm and How to
Prepare for Future Needs-Ayer-
age of -Four Lectures in Each of
the Seventy-Seven Towns Visited in
Twelve Days.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
WHO WANTS THIS
BASHFUL MAIDEN? :?
Chance for Some Bachelor Cowboy
in Southern Idaho to Win Bride
just for the Asking.

The following letter was received
by Postmaster Wihhy of Shoshone {
few days ago that will explain itself
Witty is generous-hearted and so
he asked the Shoshone Journal re-
porter to help him in the search fol
Romeo for the fair Pittsburg Juliet
If there are any love-sick cowboys in
or around Shoshone who are looking
for a nice little girl to look after
them the balance of their days, here
is the chance. Now, boys, don't over
look this lonely little one, and after
you have thoroughly digested her
heartache pleadings and you have a
tingling sensation around your heart,
well, you'll know what to do. Here
is the letter verbatim:
Postmaster, Shoshone, Idaho
If there is any cowboys want to
correspond with eastern girl would
like to correspond with one out West
just Please gave one off them my
address and don't gave to no one to
think and Make fun off it l want to
go West and make it my home and
be afriend with me and If you meet
me you will be afriend when 1 come
to your Idaho Please gave it to some
one you think will rite and keep
company steady and if if you want to
rite to me you can and l will answer
your letter with crate pleasure to
you and tell them to send a Photo
off themself I will send one of my
Photo to them. ! have rote to one
in your Idaho his name is Mr..
but don't tell him I have rote to
you keep 1t to yourself and will too
| will close fore this time hoping to
hear soon from you I remain your
Friend Girl
ID
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
John T. Caine, of the Agricultural
College of Utah.

John It. Caine, of the Agricultural
College of Utah.
Hogs
Professor Farrell has just spoken
of winter barley as hog feed, and I
wish to emphasize that fact. Many
people think that corn is the only
thing that will make good pork, but
barley is good. We have the cham
pion Beskshire barrow of the world
in the stock car ahead, and you will
see him as you go through. He was
fed on barley in the state of Ohio
where corn is the standard hog feed.
His owner had been trying for years
to win this prize with corn fed hogs,
and when he quit corn and used
barley he took the prize.
We have not been raising much
pork in the states west of the Rocky
mountains, partly because 1t was
thought necessary to have corn to
1eed them; but this theory Is wrong.
There are certain principles govern
ing the growth of hogs that must be
observed to produce pork profitably,
and there is more depending upon
the time they are fed than upon what
they are fed.
First you should have good
breed of hogs and not scrub. A
thrifty animal. Then feed 1t all 1t
will eat all the time from birth until
it goes to market. When 1t is a
sucking give 1t some ground feed
and let 1t become accustomed to 1t.
1t will aid growth and will make the
change from milk to solid food grad
ual so that 1t will not be stunted
by the change. 1t is a great mistake
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
LECTURE TRAIN
VISITS EASTERN IDAHO

ter variety. The same may be saiG
OF wheat, or any grain, that has beer
accustomed to irrigation for years
and using it in dry farming. 1t has
not the long-root habit and will not
| readily push its fine hairlike roots
down to the depths necessary to Sc
cure the deep-seated moisture. All
other conditions may be right for a
good dry farm crop, and a wrong
selection of seed may make the
difference between success and fail
ure.
"As to the variety of wheat to SOW,
we find the Turkey Red makes the
best yield and the best bread. The
Gold Coin being the next best.
Seed wheat should always be
treated for smut whether there is
any visible in 1t or not. Smut is
a disease and may break out at any
time If you do not "vaccinate"
against it, A solution of one pound
OF formalin to SO gallons of water,
immerse the wheat in it for from
five to ten minutes. Set the sacks
in the barrel or tank and let the
fluid get all through the sackful.
Men have sometimes complained
OF having smutty wheat even after
treating 1t in this way, and investiga-
tion reveals the fact that the grain
contained smut balls or pods, each
pod containing thousands of particles
OF smut. each of which may start
the disease. Five or ten minutes
soaking will not penetrate these pods,
but If the grain is poured out loose
into the fluid they will float and can
be skinned off. This is the only
way to get rid of them. But If no
smut balls appear in the grain it is
not necessary to go to the trouble
OF dumping the sacks. 1t is not |
necessary to leave this treatment un-
I'll the sowing time. 1t may be done
> month before sowing time. Use
tanning mills and clean your seed
70 get the best and to get a good
stand. 1t will pay.
How Much to Sow
IF 45 pounds of wheat are sown
Der acre and 60 per cent. of it grows
t will give twelve plants per square
DOT, and that is thick enough. You
an find out what per cent. of your
,rain may be expected to grow by
esting before hand in small vessel.
counting the grains planted and the
'lants that come up, or the seeds
hat sprout OF course this presup-
'oses that you can give it the same
nance of moisture and conditions
or growth in the field as in the test.
I'm raising dry farm wheat, plow
he ground every two years and raise
ne crop. Sow the wheat in Septem-
er or October If sown late 1t is
dvisable to use little more seed.
he Sonora and the New Zealand
re good varieties for dry farming
inter wheat.
1T Is good practice to harrow
he wheat in the spring with the
eeth of the harrow slanted back so
hey will break up the crust but not (
ear up the surface. Winter barley {
) good crop and an excellent feed
Dr. hogs" ;
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20

present when the motion comes up
for decision. All this has taken
considerable time, and 1t is said that
time is what the alleged violaters
wanted SO they could continue sell
ing booze. However this may be, it
Is up to the court.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
NO SERVICE SUNDAY

Owing to the absence of Rev. JOS
Williams from town there will be no
service Sunday at The Episcopal
Church.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20

Come to The Republican office for
your sanitary butterwrappers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20

Job printing for particular people
at The Republican office.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-20
Miss B. O.
82S Rebecca st.

North Side, Pitts, Pa.
answer soon Please. l have dark
hair blue eyes fair Slender built 5-2
in. 120 lb. my age is % years.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

FOR SALE 1877 ACRES OF LAND; 65
acres ready for cultivation; broom
half-mile from railroad station, Is
miles from Richmond, including the
following personal property: Furni-
turc, one fine horse. two COWS, wag-
4 on. harness, 40 Plymouth Rock
chickens, cultivators, secders. draes.
implements. tools, everything upon
said farm. including all crops. Price.
$4,000: $1,000 cash, balance on easy
terms. Possession at once Call at
CASSELMAN & CO.'S office, head
quarters for bargains in farms.
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Hoo TO Shop by Null


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

A. Eisnth street. Madison S45.
condition. West End: only $4,000.
goo block, W Grace Strcet-Ten rooms
ana bath: all modern conveniences.
three-s story brick dwelling: only S.
900 = 80 80
"; Grace Street home of 0 rooms and
path path g s. sdo condition: all convent
1900 block. Grove. Ave.-Eight rooms.
bath. pantres hot and cold water.
porch on front; good condition; ST.
100 block, w Franklin STREET.-THE
teen room dwelling; all modern con
az xen ,ifan,
house. bath, etc; porch across entire
400 block; Floyd Ave.-Ei ght-room
nnnnsn house IN be best condition: all
Ten-room brick house. w Main Street.
:. opposite Monroe Park. only s6.2T5.
See MS for suburban property on easy
Twenty acres good truck land on War
wick Road for immediate sale at s.
nan, an acre
rich and in prime condition,, 'a ave
Road plenty OF timber, estimated can
cut l.2oo cords; fine pasture. house
$4,000.
Capital farm OF go acres, with GOOD
dwelling. house and buildings. only
lhTec miles from South Richmond: a
$4,000 $3.50
Truck and poultry farm for sale by
auction on Friday. See auction list.
country: NooNANDsoN REALTY
CORPORATION, Property and Bust
ness Exchange. rs n. Eighth Street.
THE MIDDLE-ATLANTIC IMMIGRA-
ZION CO.-Farms and nearby sites
ON TROLLEY LINE, FEW MILES
out. three acres land, e-room. good
way; nice outbuildings and pumps.
etc. Price $1,000. Half cash
one ACRE, FIvE-RooM FRAME
can be got cheap near; all on troll
leg line a few miles out-s90o.
from city. o. good public road; s.
room frame house: fine water and
shade: very good place-S90o.
TWO NICE LITTLE HOMES, ON CAR
line, near city: lots medium size: s.
room frame houses. chicken house
and punp--sSoo each.
SUBURBAN HOME. ON CAR LINE.
two miles of Capitol: 7-room frame
house, bath room. electric lights: fine
yard Price. 5000: part cash: bal
ance long time
NICE. 3o-ACRE FARM. ON PETERS
burg trolley;nice Groom, frame house.
several very good outbu!ldlngs. nice
raised orchard: plenty of wood: fine
water. very attractive home Price
$4,000
ON TROLLEY LINE, WEST. % ACRES.
good houses $4,000: on trolley line
two acres. finc house and good
store--$3.200 on trolley line. eigl,t
acres, good 5-room house-$S0O Call
on or address Room 500 Common
wealth Bank Bldg, EDWIN RUGC;.
WE HAVE SEVERAL CALLS FOR
n'odnratc price brick property in the
West End. List yours with BI.AN-
TON & CO. 10 East Main street
SEVENTEEN ACRES LAND. $500:
near Ashland. Va; school and church
right at place Phone Madison
FOR SALE. IN BARTON HEIGHTS.
by owner. new. ninc-room residence,
constructed OF the hest material and
artlstically arranged residence around
Richmond; hot water heat: lot
eighty seven foot front; easy terms:
bargain II bought at once H'Phone
Madison l546-.l.
FOR SALE. ON CHI ESAPIIAKFI AND
Ohio Railroad, fourteen acres of good
lane. with a good eight room dwell
ing young orchard. just bearing;
for,y-ivr miles west OF Richmond;
only Sl,65o. LATHAM & RuFFIN.
FOR SALE, TWO CHOICE SEMINARY
Avenue lots. Gintcr Park; mono bot
ter TO be had. and price reasonable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
EARNS FOR SALE BY AMOS q Pom
DEXTER. lilo East Main Street.

No: 20 acres Of good sandy loan,
-FOUR miles of Westhampton: so acres
cleared, balance timber and wood:
y , wa1ered BY pig creek; two miles OF
new nine-room dwelling and a II nee
essary outbuildings; good shade and
water Must be sold before March
No 51.-37 acres. six miles Of Rich
mond: Is acres in civilizations; two
acres In orchard; good six-room
n nIaen fer and md, all putbuiidings ina
special bargain. $500.
NO 46.-4i acres rich sandy loan clay
subsoil, eight miles of Richmond:
10 miles or railroad station, 'front.'
Ing on ilnc turnpike; 20 acres in high
state or CIVILIZATIONS: 80 fruit trees:
nve-room dwelling: good shade and
NO Ss.--65 acres. 20 cleared: six-room
dwelling. large barn, stable. corn u
crib: fine water and shade all good
as new; on fine gravel turnpike
No. 117.---4O acres Of real rich land.
a , half cleared, with q good or
on Broad street Road. not far from
the city-s62 per acre. This is a
real snap for some one. Get busy
quick. jg
No TIA good s-room dwelling n
fine shade. fine water: Ia acres Of
land: at railroad station. on Chesa-e
peake and Ohio; good orchard etc. II
real nice little home. Good reason
for selling: at S1,650. Pee
No 101.-One dozen acres OF land and
good iive-room new dwelling. OUT
building. ETC., at railroad, station
FIVE miles of city: property enhanc
ing in value daily. See this QUICK
S2.750 i711s. A
Sec US for farm anywhere, any size,
on any terms. at any price AMOS q
POINDt.NTE.R. ITO f. Main
FOR SALE, DIRECT. TO PURCHASE
only, one or two new brick houses:#
Just completed in West End or
would sell on two-year note for
twenty-slX hundred dollars 8 per
cent. secured by real estate Address
II 357. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE, 135O ACRES At PROVE
dencc Forge, twenty miles from Rich
mond. on c. & 0. r. r., toward New
port news This property starts right
at the station and runs east about
three miles. We have a side track
Of standard Guage road running
through this section three miles I.
clubhouse fer hunting. costing $4,000.
two farm houses. barns, etc, and the
clear land is good Virginia loam3,n-
der high state Of cultivation. We
have cut lie timber down to eight
inches on uncleared land I VII! bo I
Tuesday and Wednesday, the eth and
sth instant. This property belongs
TO 4 lumber company, and wc arc GO
ing to sell 1t al the best offer can get
here. THIS property is right on tho
automobile road being built from
asking ten dollars (slo) an acre
Terms one-th third cash and balance in
one and two years. Address II, L
BALb lexington Hotel. Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF
BY ORDER OF THE CONSOLE
DATED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
II HORSES AND MARES, AGES 5
TO YEARS OLD, WEIGHING
1000 TO i.2o0 POUNDS; ALL GOOD.
SERVICEABLE STOCK, RIGHT OUT
OF HARD WORK. THIS Is \
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR FARM
ERS THAT ARE IN NEED OF GOOD
ACClIlMAIED HORSES. ALSO S
WAGONS. 1 SINGLE AND 4 DOIJ-
BILE SETS OF WAGON HAIR
NESS; CAN BE SEEN MONDAY AND
TUESDAY. SEE SUPERINTEN-
. STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

PARK.-FOR SALE. SIX.
4 room house, containing hot and cold
water: large chicken house and sta
BILE: three squares from car line
Must be sold a t once account change
in business. Only $4,000. Terms to
suit Address II 400. care Times
Dispatch
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Delp, Male an0 Female.

Delp, Stale anD Temale.
WANTED, WHITE MAN AND lWIFE
on farm; man for general work wife
TO cook, etc. Also single. sober, in
dustrious man and tenant to crop on
shares. Reference required. &c
JOHNSON. iElko, va. a'"s
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOYEnN-
ment position; $50 month Write for
INSTITUTE. Dept. 3S9 C, Rochester,
n. Y. ;s'f y s
WANTED. AN ~ EXPERIENCED s JoH
press feeder. male or female. .IOtIN.,
SION BOX CO.. 10 South IcnIh Stgeot.
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Tnr 3aIf.

FOR SALE, BROWN STRAW BABY
carriage. Will straw hood. IS: in
good condition. Apply II 3S7. care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. l.0l7 ACRES. LOCATED
on James River, at Trees Point (three
miles from Sandy Poin. and ono mile
from Oldtlcld; forty miles from Rich
mond and thirty miles from New
port News; one hours ride In auto
mobile). Only five acres OF this land
lnarshy. bulance fine Virginia loan,
but has to be cleared: river bank
Is very high, and view OF James
River magnificent. I understand au-
tomobile road from Richmond TO
Newport News is assured fact. but in
order to satisfy the several inter
ests. am offering to sell this land
for seventy-fve hundred dollars
(s7.500). Terms: one third cash and
balance in one and two years. 1
can be seen at the Lexington Hotel.
Richmond, Tuesday and Wednesday,.
7th and Sth. Address CLARK,
OWNER, care Lexington Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

EIGHT-K ROOM RESIDENCE, ON VEST
Grace. west OF college; servants
room, pantry and all modern con-
Venienccs; price $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

WE ARE OFFERING A LINE OF
cheap buggics, surveys and runa-
bouts; every vehicle guaranteed to
give good service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

CHEAP DAIRY FARAI-546 ACRES:
zoo clear and cultivated: 40 bushels
corn. so bushels oats. l IL tons hay
per acre; new Groom dwelling, sta
BILE. two tobacco barns, granny, hen
house, etc; tenement house; plenty
water; horses. hogs. cows. 3
heifers, 10 chickens: binder. mower.
hay rake, double corn planter, double
cultivator. 2 single cultivators. wag-
on. buggy, roller. new cream separ.
ator. corn, hay, etc. on railroad, with
siding In front of farm. Cheap to
quick buyer and easy scrms: on r.
Il. D.: high school. churches, etc.
convenient. Address Il 249. care
a Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

THE BRISTOW- WORKMAN co, 1895
East Main street An old firm in
new quarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
Real Estate for baIe.

FOR SALE. BARTON HEIGHTS. GOOD
ninc-room dwelling with stable, etc;
wide lot, having seventy feet 'front.'
age; only $4,000. LATHAM IL RUE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

THREE LOTS ON WEST NJ GRACE
-.-A Street, west OF college; price SI10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

TABOR REALTY CORPORATION. 4t2
i.ast Marshall Strect.'Phone Monroe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

WE ARE OFFERING SOME NEW AND
attractive designs in phaetons. sur
reys and runabouts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

WE ARE OFFERING A LINE. OF
hiEh-grade buggics. surreys and rum
abouts at prices that cannot be du-
plicatcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

REAL ESTATE FOR SAI.E ny NOON
ANDSON REALTY CORPORATION.
BUSINESS and Property Exchange. IS
n. Eighth Street. Madison S45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

WE ARE OFFERING A LINE OF
light delivery wagons at rock bot
tom prices.
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SIN RESIDENCES ON BEVERLY
street near Laurel; rent for 5000
yearly; price $4,000. s5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE EOD
residence. Al business property. Adj
dress BUSINESS, care OF letter car
rier No l. South Richmond. va.
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FOR SALE, ELEGANT, MODERN
nome. SIX large rooms with large
gas. modern bath. hot and cold water;
good. large stable and long poultry
house; large, triangular lot, fronting
on three good streets: suitable for
subdivisions rare opportunity for n
home or n good Investment: price
only s5,5oo, LATHAM & RUFFiN
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A FOUR ROOM COTTAGE IN. WEST
End; nice, large corner lot; electric
lights etc; price S2,10O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

ACRES IN CHESTER
neld' on good road. with a good
n'Vc-room house and all outbuildings,
chard; we'll at door: so.95o.
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CHURCH HILL. SEVEN ROOMS,
white brick front. bath, latrobe
$4,000.
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BRICK DWELLING. WEST GRACE. S
rooms, $500. J. a. CONNOLLY 6.
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Lot l52x19s feet. 6-room house. good
condition. West End: only $4,000.
aud bath: all modern conveniences:
Three story brick dwelling: only S.
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FIFTH STREET NORTH OF BROAD:
eight rooms, in perfect condition
rents $42o; price s4,700.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

WE ARE OFFERING A LINE OF
harness and horse goods, from the
best to the cheapest. at low prices:
give us a trial. THE BRISTOW-
WORSHAM CO. 1885 East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

BROOkLAND PARK. EIGHT ROOMS,
bath. pantry: fiftyfoo lot; wired for
electricity $4,000