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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-16
OBITUARY

Asa W. Chamberlain was born in
Wyalusing. Bradford county. Peel-
sylvanla. September 26. 1872. and pass
ed on to the other shore January 8.
1913. being SIS years. three months.
ten days old. He was married In 1852
to Miss Mary Jane Chamberlain. near
the same place his young manhood
bad been spent. They came TO Falls
City. Nebraska. in 1850. his wife living
only about one year after coming west
Having no family he travelled n great
deal. all through Colorado in the early
days-sometlme in the Dakoias and
several years in California. finally se.-
fling In the state of Washington until
In his old age be came TO Colorado 70
live with his youngest sister. Theresa
II. Prescott. eight and a half years
ago. He has one brother. Rev. @. ~.
Chamberlain. in MeshoIben. Pennsyl-
vania. and two sisters. Mrs. Jane
States and Mrs Amanda Ackiey. bo h
living near the dear old home.
Tribute from a friend.
Uncle Asa" as he was famiiIarly
called. was a man OF many valuable
qualities; a neighbor In its fullest
meaning. honest and upright In all
his dealings and generous to fault.
During his last sickness his suffering
was great, but as he neared the outer
shore the suffering grew less, ami
when at last he came 10 the parting
OF the ways. the Master met him and
the peaceful moment came. His ran
somed spirit left the house OF clay io
join the sainted wife from whom be
had been so long separated. Echoes
of his words are stili fresh In our
memory: we hear as Of cid his voice
In song at the close OF the twilight
hour. Goodbye. Uncle Asa: yodr
kindly words and deeds we shall ten
DERBY cherish and in the great be-
yond" sometime. somewhere. we shall
meet you.
A FRIEND.
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FIGHTING REApPOINTMENT
OF WARDEN lyman

Denver, Jan. 9.-It is reported that
several leading democrats are fight
ing the re-appointment of Thomas J..
lyman. warden OF the state peniten-
tiary. and are trying to Influence Am
mons against him. Ex-senator Far
hart may be the opposition candidate.
Some OF Tynan's friends assert thar
Ammons harbors a grudge against the
honest system" warden for contest
ing the governorship nomination N
the primaries.
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County Assessor -ciect Horace =.
Craig has been confined to his homc
In East Canon for n couple OF days by
n somewhat serious cold. He IL re-
ported to be considerably Improved
this afternoon and II is expected that
he will be able to return TO his deck
at the court house tomorrow or Mon
day.
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WINTER 4 GOOD TIME
TO CLEAN UP ORCHARDS

The man who has q commercial or
chard can always md useful work TO
do among the trees. Winter b nm
opportune time for cleaning MP the
orchard and making It shine for .
bountifui crop next season. With all
the foliage on the trees. Il 10 easy TO
sec dead and mansied branches and
there 10 abundant time for pruning
and burning the trash. II - always
better to rake up and burn al or
chard refuse. - Il may contain harm
fsii insects. II the refuse 10 Iefs IN
piles In the orchard Il can Be- utilised
later on as smudging material al
though II will have 10 be watched 20
SEQ that no Matching is coming from IT,
Cleanliness In all orchard vork Ii the
high price Of suceess and We are hAv-
ing Q good winter to do outdoor work.
Reducing disease and insect pests
means healthier trees and more per
feet fruit. We all know that II pays
to fertilixs land that will yied q crop
worth s1s TO SIS to the acre A good
fruit crop will yield hundred dollars
or moro to the acre: hence. IL 10 bus
iness policy to fertiiize the orchard
soil.
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PRAISES
CANON CITY
APIARIST

The American Bee Journal publish
Cd In Hamilton. Illinois. contains on
the cover page of its January issue n
reproduction Of o photograph taken
by William Babberger Of his apiary on
North Fifteenth street In this city.
which was recently awarded second
prize In an eastern picture contest
Under the caption. The Apiary Par
Excellence" the American Bee Journal
In it's last number says:
The writer has visited thousand
apiaries. and four come TO his mind a.
being worthy OF admittance TO the
model ciass. Without hesitation or
mental reservation. I will say that the
-Apiary Babberger" is the prize taker
OF the four In the model class.
"Ar. VIM Babberger. the creator OF
this little honey garden. II a German
artist photographer. He has the artis-
tic temperament to the extent that he
10 uncompromising in his denuncia-
tion of low-bee culture ideals He
would say. as did whistler, when
pot-boile artist excused his cheap
work by complaining. well. a man
must live" Whistler replied. Not
necessarily"
"Mr. Babberger would say. If yoI
cannot feed the artistic side OF your
nature as we'll as your body by bes-
culture. better quit the bees" Pleasure
must flew from all he does, or he will
not do 1t long. Old world folk 1--we 4
richer. fuller life than do we hurried.
practical Americans.
IF you could have taken supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. Babberger and
"bubschen." as 1t was my pleasure
not long ago. you would have realized
as l did the beauty OF just common
things. The delight in plants. AMI
shrubs. and flowers Is one o. Mr. Bah
berger's characteristics. TITS a little
Dutch garden that encioses his honey
garden. and Is all that one bould wish
along this line.
From 20 TO 45 colonies make up the
apiary. One season he harvested 1900
lx5 sections from % colonies. Glass
panes are used for inner covers. and
Mr.. Babberger likes them very much.
He says very few are broken. and they
require cleaning but once in two
years.
a goodiy number OF Canon City res
dents have become interested in bees
through admiring this little garden Of
delight All indoor workers can I'M
agine the pleasure Air Babberger
takes in this opportunity for outdoor
exercise among his bees and in his
garden.
when DIR. Phillips was In Canon
City about year ago. the Fremont
county bee-men met him in Mr.. Bah
berger's studio. Mr. Babberger had a
pile OF his honey in the center OF the
studio. and any one could see that
he took as much pride in the excel
lency of his honey as in the artistry
of his photographs"
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500 Reward, sIss.
A FRIEND

The readers OF this paper Will ne
pleased TO learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in all It's stages. and
that is catarrh. Halls catarrh Cure
IL the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. catarrh be-
ing q constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure IL taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the disease,
and giving the patient strength 10y
building up the constitution and rs
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have 30 much faith in
its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that I,
fails TO cure. Send tor list OF tesl-
monlaIs.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO. To-
Iedo. o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for eonsti'
pation.-adv.
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HOW TO DETECT DIRTY MILK

The present era OF Standardization"
OF foods and drugs has brought mark
cd Improvement In many products
which enter largely into everyday
life. This has been accomplished BY
the introduction OF scientific methods
Of examination which are sufficiently
practical" to be easily applied. and
which are simple enough to appeal TO
the avcrAge layman ~ furnishing USE
ful information. The Babcock test"
for the estimation Of the fat content
IN milk u conspicuous illustrstion
of the value Of an accurate. yet un-
complicated devics. II has been large
u responsible for the improvement IN
the composition Of milk By making m
exact discrimination easy TO carry out.
Even IN the smallest hamlet the re-
snits Of the BAbcock fat test are today
the standards By which the CONNER
cial value OF milk 10 judged.
In determining the purity a. we'll as
the quality Of milk the bacterial count
has an obvious Importance: but this
calls for elaborate laboratory appara-
tus. The acid test gives some indica-
ton of the age and general condition
Of milk and Is used along with curd
and fermentation tests by some cream
cries and cheese factories. The So
called sediment test has OF late achiey-
ed considerable prominence in certain
parts OF the United States. according
to The Journal of the American Med
lcal Association The amount OF sedi-
ment In milk Is an indication OF In
sanitary conditions. for dirt in milk.
Is not only unsightiy and unpaiatabie.
but serves TO carry with II the dan
gers OF all kinds OF eontaminating
bacteria Dirty milk always has a
high bacterial count II is very ohjec-
II not actually dangerous.
clean milk does not necessarily call
Tor special farm equipment OF great
outlay; II merely demands attention 10
small details and reasonable smonat
II caro- in stable-managenent The
partially covered milk pail has been
IN efficient innovation In the dlrec-
ion OF excluding dirt acquired during
he milking process. One OF the beat
ways OF inducing the delivery OF clean
milk Is by convincing the producer
thn, his milk contains sediment. and
by demonstrating through actual trials
that II Is easy to produce the cleaner
variety. The sediment test Is made
by stralnlng a pint OF milk through a
cotton disk one inch in diameter which
Is attached to the bottom OF one of
tuc stfeIaA faiatAie1 u tutNFeAHisf
testers. The evidence all indicates.
further. that when smail-,op milk
pals are used the dirt content iS
decreased and the number OF bacteria
present is correspondlnEiy reduced
Under certain conditions the sediment
test may even be used as an approri-
mate Indication of the number OF bas-
teria that are introduced into the
milk on tho farm OF course dirty
market milk may be strained care
fully so that IL appears cleaner than
its earlier handling justifes: but dirt
and manure will leave thelr effects No
matter how milk is subsequently treat
cd. The sediment test record is a case
In which seeing Is believing"
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LEAVE BABY ABROAD
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G.. vnndcriiIe
Arrive In New York
Ispeeial to The TImes-plspateh.l

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.J
New York. March 22.--Mr and arre.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt were among tho
passengers on the French liner La
France. which reached this port yes
terday from Havre. La France had a
narrow escape from collision with tho
Sampahcllo on the second day of tina
voyage. The Campancllo. i'm a heavy
hisl' suddenly changed her course
"cross the bow OF the big liner. As
me latter swcrvcd 10 avoid collision.
passengers were thrown about thoir
uecRs and the cabins. IL, France bare.
~ ciodred :hc other vessel.
Mrs Vanderbilt explained that she
had iett the baby AT their country cs
.ate IN Richmond. Surrey. because tho
UP WAS purely a business one. which,
would not last ten days. She added
tha' he would come over with hor
and Mr.. Vanderbilt when tbcv re.
turned In June
Mr.. Vanderbilt was greatly inter-
estsa III the prospect OF another Amer
lean cup race
am one OF tho many admirers Of
or Ihomas Upton, who believe in hi,
sincerity and sportsmanship''
He said ha did not cNpect ia allan,
the polo games here in June
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Worldwide FACTS
Industrial Notes Here, There nnd
EVERYWHERE, Showing what rs Doins,
Doing.

,u"""riHi notes Here, There md
"'e'""ere, Showing What is Doine.
Doing.
Potato water will remov. n,un
stains from nearly every kind Of cloth
garment
Utah mines yielded nearly on.-s,tb
more metals last year than the yea.
Moro than 5000, 900 ''s calves arc
uGhtcreh each year In the United
States.
new toothbrush econornv cons,s,a
''t"fchangcable bristie carriers
which are replaced az worn out ON
the old handle.
The n;si tunnel under tho Pyr.nces
recently pierced for Franco Spanish
railroad. has total length OF about
I'VE miles
AS an additional safeguard against
-cebergs ono transatlantic passenger
steamer is carrying IL 72,ooO-candln
power searchliGht with an .tfec,iy,
range OF FIVE miies
Andre'v kanGstrom. = Swedish grad
rate student at Cornell. Will lead an
other assault on Mt MCKINLEY next
summer. under the auspices Of IN.
Smithsonian Institute
The Texas owner OF ;, large dairy
nerd believes he IL the only man In
The United states who cultivates tho
prickly pear. raising a 60o.acrc field
OF Il ANNUALLY and feeding his stock
Inc pads after removing the thorns
The sale OF cigarettes and intoNl-
rants to children was forbidden in tho
Isle OF Man for years before sucb 2.
prohibition was enforced in England
Englishmen have iegislated mildly
against money lenders. The highest
interest that can be charged IN the is
land is per cent and that mas been
the law for over 200 years
The usual turbidity OF the atmos-
phcre. which began las, .Iune and con
tlnu.d through the summer and
autumn. is 10 ne made the subject OF
an investigation by the United states
Weather Bureau. 4 circular reques
ing notes Of any observations that
have been made OF this phenomenon
has been addressed b. the bureau TO "a
number OF astronomers ana me,eorolo-
giSts
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Town of Matthew'S.

me county seat or Mathews County. which
w.; useu 70 ne called Mathews Courthouse but
Nv compliance with postal regulations, ,s
NOV SIMPLY Mathews. Is quite 81 town ~,
si"hie 10 say has never been incorporsted
u Su.n. inc people there want TO i've ir
- NV" rha' ~ town In fact as well as in
ha .rI The Mathews News Reporter SAYS "
n. nv Du.E should incorporate. get q char
S"u arrange streets aud walks a fto, :,
!"kuiation fashion Thi. part of tho con-,
Try ~ naturally SO beautifully Inviting tha,
49, 9, 'eIulre nut littie human effort IN
u.he ~ fresiStibiN attractive. THAT litti.
% n 10 be attended 10 by tho people noa,
H. ~. ~ W1u'a pay them four.fold by GU
this ,",, :" N'Iur OF property. Look iu,o
ha mater. PEOPLE OF Mathews. ana leu,
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STARTS REORGANIZATION
.nrrison Has Conference With Chicfs
In MRr IJepnrfmeni.

In War Department..
Especial 10 The Times DiSpau ch.l
Washington. March Secretary Of
War Garrison has undertaken re
organization OF the bureaus of tho
war Department with a view TO econ
ony and efficiency. To day he had
III. hrSt OF his cabinet conference
with the chiefs OF the departments,
but at this meeting II was possible
TO discuss the reorganization only in
general way.
There was no talk to-day" said Mr..
Garrison. about individuals or any par
ticular class OF work and It's efficiency
IN The department. We had before us
the reports OF various committees on
efficiency. VIC propose 10 look first
into thu question as 10 the overlap
ping of service. and Of the work done
In the various bureaus. have no
criticism to make OF the work, and it
theer should he any ii Will be an
nounced In due time"
lnasmmch as this subject has been
discussed and chrystaIiZcd into va
rious forms OF a betterment of the
service. IL is evident that the new plan
viii be entirely that of MI. Garrison
aided. OF course, by the expert opinion
Of the bureau chiefs whom he has
taken into his confidence.
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KraI Gstatr Eur 8alr

READ THIS: READ THIS. 8. MAN
Z lot right across from Tanner
= tatcIinc's flower garden. The
( choicest location on Highland Park
!. sewer. the best OF drinking water;
!. six minutes from car line County
I, taxes with city privileges. Each
s purchaser given 20 raspberry. 20
: black berry bushes. two peach. two
! pear. two plum trees. Price only
/ three hundred nifty dollars. on easy
terms Apply DIR. KCIK. on prem
ises or 500 East Grace Street.
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Gferutinr J2otifrs
.a~. -. n. -. - -
sGfNIA TRUST COMPANY,

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY, -
Richmond. Va.
THIS COMPANY. HAVING QUAIL,
fed as executor of the estate OF
Charles r. Young. deceased, all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are requested to present them
TO us, and those indebted to the es-
tate will please mako payment
VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY, !.
Executor OF Charles r. Young, De-
ceased
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FIRST FORMAL DINNER
President and Mrs. Wilson VIII Entcrs
tain Cabinet Members.

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch
Washington. March 22.-Tha first
formal dinner by President and Mrs.
Wilson Will be given on April l6 In
honor Of the members OF the Cabinet
AS son as Holy Week is passed,
Mrs. Wilson and her two daughters
will he beseged with invitations to
teas dinners and theatre parties
Mrs. Wilson has not vet accepted any
Invitations To private houses to
lunches or teas. as Mrs. TAFT did. and
Washington hostcsses are anxious to
know if Mrs. Wilson viii continue to
refuse private entertainments.
Mrs. Wilson Will occupy II box al the
annual meeting of the southern Edu-
cational Association, which VIII meet
on March %.
y number of Wilson'S relatives have
arrived in Washington to spend Easter
mt the White House. These include
Professor Stockton Arson. Of Prince
ton University, a brother of Mrs. WILL
row, Princeton student and cousin
of the President.
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5ealen 4eropp5aI5

SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR BUILD
ing an addition TO the. First Police
Station will he received by the Board
OF Police Commissioners until noon
April s, 1913.
Plans and specifications may be
had from the architect a. T.. HUNT
I107 East Main Street. upon deposit
Of five dollars which Will he refund
ed when the plans are returned in
good condition.
y certified check for $3.50 must ac-
company each bid
The board reserves the right TO
reject ans or all bids submitted Adj
dress all bids to
GEO. H. POLLOCK.
Secretary. Dept of Police
Room liz, CITY Hall.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
ing the Police Department one
motorcycle and sixteen bicycles will
be received by the Board OF Police
Commissioners up to noon April \,
1919. Specifications may he OBJ
tanned from the undersigned \ bond
of $1,000 will be required of the sue
cessfui bidder for the faithful per-
Torrance OF contract. Address all
bids to
GEO. h. POLLOCK,
Secretary, Dept. OF Police.
Room 1l2, City Hall.
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a1trfings

Tichmnnd. Va. March 90. 1919.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the West End Homo
held al the office of the president,
l1O3 East Main Street Richmond,
VIA. on WEDNESDAY. APRIL ., 1a13,
at II o'clock a. NJ.
JAMES H. DOOLEY. President.
NNN Z, BENTLEY Secretary
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Rfal Cotatr lllanrfb

GiNTEH PAEK HOUSE: GIVE DE-
80 care Times Dispatch.
WANTED WEST END HOUSE. Mob
crn. give description. price and To-
cation. y 2lH. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. To BUY TWO HOUSES IL
Jackson Ward between First and
seventh Streets T.. F. SCHMIDT 4
CO. 500 Eas, Franklin stree;
WANTED. SMALL FARM on ASH
so. East Franklin S,reci
WOULD LIKE 70 PURCHASE \
home OH Laurel, Pine OF cherry
streets. south OF Main Ans\yer =
22s. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. TO BY = HOME, OK CI,Ny
or Marshall Streets cast of Ua,,r
cock Answer 22s, care Times
Dispatch.
. WANTED. TO BUY \ LOT. ~ HIGH
land Park. prefer buNing frofn
owner direct. j 26i, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. HOME or SIX ROOMS
Fear the parks. About $500 VIVA,
have YOU: J go. care Times Dis.
patch.
WANTED, TO BUY OR RENT, FAI,A,
of 100 actes or more. Give price am
fun particulars in reply. Address 4
FORD, 1923 ~ Hermitage Avenue
ChicsEo. III.
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Business opportunities

KETIABLE MAN. WTTn LONG EN-
inees, wants to connect Win mrty
with five 10 ten thousand dollars ga
active or silent pnrtncr, good profits
and money occurred Address IL 2l'
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, FARAlER WITH TEAM TO
work small place near South Rich
mond. III "a. caro- Timcs- Disratch.
PARTNER WlTiI $500 FOR EGG, BUT
ter and poultry business EXSeliSnt
opportunities; large profits. 2i9.
care Times Dispatch
If. YOU OWN AN rNoccuPlEp
farm from ono to siN Mules from tho
HsE ye naNe Aa fsSs Mr. 70 o. no 10
$ll. City
WILL, SELL Sl,ooo PREFERRED
paving per cent. This is gilt edge.
is invited. ADDRESS j 257. care
Iimes, nlspaleh.
PERSONALS
TO LADIES: souR HAIR IS M
portant.
IL YOUR HAT DOES NOT WORK JUST
so. il may be YOU have not sufficient
hair.
COME AND SEE Us. WE WILL ADJ
wise YOU ana will make piece of
lair 10 suit the hat.
OUR CHARGES ARE VERY MoDER-
ate
YOUR HAIR COMMEMORATE Make
Your combinGs into beautiful
switches. pompadours wigs. etc, in
the most artistic manner
IT'S \ GREAT SAVING TO YOU TO
use Your own combings but We have
best French hair in stock that We
can match any shade. our charges
are so moderate. Shampoonp. dry
Ing 10y electricity.
switches. RiCnAION HAIR STORE.
.l2 North Fifth Street. Richmond,
GP-TO- DATt: SHOE REPAIRING.
CAPABLE or REPAIRING MEMS
women's aud childrens shoes equal
10 hs E bS rvn g5f iSe M arker us
pair and save for yourself the in
convenience and annoyance Of talk
ine and calling after them from the
ioc. heeled, 25c: women's shoes half
soled soc. heeled. e5c. Whole soled
and turned work additional No
hailed work--ali sewed. White oak
leather used exclusively ROYAL
LAUNDRY. 81 North Seventh Street.
5000 REWARD.
REWARD FOR HENRY BRIEL. MISS
ing from home since the I'D of Feb
ruary. abou, 2:an in the afternoon. in
his ciehtieth year; wore a dark suit
black oNercoat. derby hat ana had
graz mustache. 25ol kensin2 ton
Avenue.
WANTED, YOU To HNoW THAT w.
III. cowardin's sons prices on watch
and iewclrN work are the lowest in
town. Satisfaction IS guaranteed.
1873 East Main street
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HCGHES's 20a North Third.
DANISH WRINKLES AND UGLlNESS:
keep back marks Of axe and worry
Have line-iree face Free particu-
lars. GRiFriTH-PlIlLLlPS 1911
North Park Avenue, Chicago.
EVERY WOMAN SHOULD USE VII
li.rs Imperial Dry Shampoo Powder.
ubNiatcS ola method Of washing
saves time ana patience. cleanscs
scalp ana hair and leaves il deli
cately perfumed. Mailed to any ad-
dress. NiLLIERS Il co, Tuscaloosa
Ma
SPIRk.LI.A CORSET SHOP. 2l7 EAST
Grace. MRS. CORNELIA MOORE
Manager. Phone Madison 7252.
y LADY WHO HAS SPENT MUCH
time abroad contemplates ii tour Of
Europe. sailing in June. and wouip
ike to chaperonc a small party. Sal
dress + 90. care Times Dispatch.
PARENTS: II YOUR CHILD is IN
der ten years we will give 1T q lot.
3uNNO feet, at Lake Breeze Grove.
Mich. fun warranty deed: all taXes
para; no restrictions: Scuu name and
age of child to MICHIGAN CEN
IRAi. REALTY co, 3i46 state street
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BDarn GNanttn

WANTED. FIRST CLASS ROOM AND
board, together or separate; in West
End: by gentleman. j 25?. care
Times DiSDatch.
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lNl NORTH PLUM Str EI;T. BATH.
range. latrobc, $3.50 year.
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32Io-l4-l6 WEST MOORE STREET.
Eve rooms each, hot and cold water,
500
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coAL. WOOD AND ICE.
ROOMS 1lantfn

WNNTED. TWO OR THREE ROOMS
and bath by couple without chill
dren. - 81. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. COMFORTABLE ROOM
near bath, by young man OF good
references. state rate. III 2SS, care
Times Dispatch
WANTED. BY GENTLEMAN, SINGLE
room, with board, in private family;
early breakfast. Address 10 242, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. SEPTEMBER l, SECOND
story front rooms Address Ii Ia,
scare Times Dispatch
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aOS NORTH MULBERRY STREET
nine rooms. modern. $50 year.