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The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

As an example of hasty and reckless legislation
that section of the war tax" law which was made
to go into effect Immediately upon its signature
is entitled to honorable mention at. least 1t re-
quired special revenue stamps to be placed on a
variety of products sold in hundreds of thousands
of establishments throughout the United States,
providing a severe penalty for failure But no
revenue stamps available and no time was
allowed to revenue officials to notify those liable
for payment of the tax to the process of colec-
ton. 1t was signed by the President in Washing
ton on October y, and on October 23 the druggist
in Tonopah, New, or Bangor, Me, became liable
to punishment for violating provision of the law
he may not even have heard about. Some dealers
have been keeping count" of the dutiable articles
they have sold during the past six weeks and will
pay in full when the government provides them with
the facilities. Others no doubt have yet to be
told what is expected of them Up to date, how
ever. no arrests have been made.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Sure, She'd Stay.

Mrs. Atwell had had a quarrel with her
maid. Lizzie, and the maid remarked
that she would leave. Lizzie" said the
mistress, severely, you must stay until
get another girl" 81 intend to mum,
said Lizzie. ''Shure. it's only right some
wan should tell her the kind Of woman
ye are"-Kansas City Star.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
A Costly Cottage.

Gould you be satisfied with love in q
cottage, dearest?" sighed the poor young
man.
Certainly, I could" responded the girl
who really loved him. But there must
be a breakfast room, a music room. par
ouetry flooring, and a big marble fireplace
in the front hall"-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Likely.

JudGe-Oficer. what's the matter with
the prisoner-tell her to stop that crying
she's been at 1t fifteen minutes. Cdore
sobs)
Oficer-Please. sir; I'm a'thinking she
wants to be bailed out-Nebraska Aw-
gwan.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Indelible.

Mrs. Gray-The window IN my hall has
stained glass in 1t. Mrs. Green-Too bad
Can't you find anything that'n take the
stains out?-Boston Transcript
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

The Progressive party has lost its legal identity
in Oregon by its failure to cast per cent OF the
vote given to Congressional candidates in the last
election but probably even that won't enable 1t to
conceal its humiliation
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Time Wasted.

"Dinah, did you wash the fish before
you baked it?''
Law, ma am, what's de use OBJ washin'
er fish what's lived all his life In de
ater?"-Philadelphla Leader.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

If any one thinks the District government is an
unimportant institution let him read the 10000
word report of the District Commissioners.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Clark Griffith says he is willing to bet that
Walter Johnson has not signed with the Federal
League. There isn't fan in Washington who
would dare make such proposition, even to Harry
Lauder
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Wild ducks are reported scarce down the river
but big flock of lame ones landed on Capitol Hill
yesterday, and some of them were wild.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Some of our reformers are just discovering that
when the vice of big city is smashed to fragments
the fragments don't evaporate.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

A cargo Of $4,000 cases of frozen eggs from
China, by way of the Panama Canal, have arrived
in New York. Their ultimate destination is be-
Ieved to be the war zone OF Europe. For use as
mines or bombs?
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

The Atlantic Coast Line has followed the South
ern Railway with a general reduction of wages.
The condition of the railroads is apparently the
only serious obstacle in the way of returning pros
perity.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

The British war censor certainly cannot be ac-
cused of discrimination Two letters written by the
Prince of Wales at the front to his mother were
opened and read before they were delivered to
Queen Mary.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

The National Woman Suffrage Association is
presenting in New York play depicting all the
evils of men-made laws for women. The brutes
will be gratifed to learn that it only takes six reels
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
A Line o Cheer Each Day o
the Year.
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.
A GOODLY PLAN.

Copyright. 1914, By Mcclure Newspaper syndicatsl
In thinking kindly of mankind
With some sweet song on lip and tongue
whate'er may chance, there lies, I md.
4 plan to keep the spirit young.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Morning Smiles.
Hopeless.

Greene-Are there any really indestruc
tible toys? Gray-None that know OF
except those that make an Internal noise
Judge.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

l couldn't help contrasting that man with an
other of my acquaintance He is prosperous.
too.
But he is also wise
He knows the folly of making exactions, of
setting up difficult standards for others.
Ever since l have known him he has been
tolerant, considerate patient l suspect that he is
one of those people whose characters natur-
ally placed right. He is methodical, careful
in his adjustment to life His method and charac-
ter suggest that his adjustment may be wholly the
result of thought. On the other hand his capacity
for wise thinking may be of the methods of
nature which have helped to place his character
right.
Nothing apparently disturbs him. If the food
that, according to most people ought to be hot,
comes on the table cold he smiles and says: "l
don't mind its being cold. l like it just much
as if it were hot"
He probably misses many of the delights of the
epicure. But he gains far more than he loses.
The same spirit he turns all the little exac-
tons of life. He meets them with a smile.
And the practice of meeting the little vexations
has given him extraordinary power in dealing with
the great trials.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

changed his mode Of living. He moved into
handsome apartment. He joined several clubs. He
fell into the way of taking most of his meals at
fashionable restaurants. One day received an in
vitation to dine with him. We had what seemed to
me a delicious dinner. But my friend was not
pleased. On every dish that appeared he turned a
critical eye. Nothing was exactly to his taste And
during the meal he made comments that showed me
that, in regard to many other things in life, he had
developed similarly keen faculty for criticism. He
was critical of people than he had been, far
more critical Then l saw that his wealth had
taught him to make exactions 1t had established
standards for other people in their relation to him.
standards that other people found it hard to live
up to, or, perhaps, would refuse to live up to. His
inheritance instead of doing him good, had done
him harm. 1t had led him to make a false ADJUST
ment to life.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
New York Hotel Arrivals.

New York. Dec THE following
washingtonians registered at New York
hotels:
wentworth Wallick-
J. G. Wharton. g. A. Ransom.
Murray Hill LongaSre-
NJ. Carroll, Miss l. Z. Smith
BiEgs. Herald Square
Union Square C. R. Wallace, Mrs.
W. s. Devoe. c. r. Wallace.
Park Avenue Churchill
A. D. McNab, J. G. n Waterbury.
H Clark. Grand
Latham c. A. Reed.
J. c. Mumford, z. st. Denis
B Sullivan. H Stone
Collingwood- York
Mrs. Oil. W. L Elliott, NJ.
Kohn.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

This afternoon Mrs. Mattye P Chandler
and Mr.. Bertram A voolfolk will be
married by Rev. Earle Whitley at Fort
Myer. Va 1t will be a pretty home we'd
ding. the young couple having many
friends. After a short wedding tour they
will settle in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Tomorrow DR.. Edwards will give e.
Concord Estimate of Thoreau the Man.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Lieut. Harold F. wirgman, U. s, NJ. c..
who returned recently from Vera Cruz to
his home in Philadelphia. is now in Wash
lngton.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Senator Root and Mrs. Root. Of New
York, have returned to Washington and
taken up a winter residence at the Hotel
Powhatan.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Burrows, Of Kalama-
zoo. Mich. entertained informally at din
her last night at the Powhatan, followed
by a box party in honor OF their guests,
Mrs. Bingley r. FaleS and Mrs. L P.
Mr.. Burrows was former
Senator from Michigan
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

CONTINUED on PAGE SEVEN.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Former Secretary Of War. Mr.. Jacob
NJ. Dickinson, has arrived In Washing
ton and Is at the Shoreham-
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sfarquard, Of Bed
ford Hills. y. Y. have taken an apart
ment at the Grafton.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

The alunnae Of Holy Cross Academy
will hold a reception at Dumbarton on
Wednesday evening, December 9, from Z
to $50 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs John W. Dwight will open
their house this week
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Mr.. Richard Wayne Parker has arrived
I in Washington and Is at the ShOreham
for 4 brief visit He was appointed to
Congress recently to i'll a vacancy.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cooper announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Anna NJ.
to Mr.. Julius II. Wolpe. Of Washington.
D. c. No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Miss Anne Martin, president OF the
Nevada Equal Suffrage Union. will ar
rive today TO visit Mrs. Harold Walker.
Miss Martin. whose work for suffrage is
well known throughout the country, is
given credit for the conversion Of Nevada
to suffrage in the last elections.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
W. III. SCOTT.

SCOTS old Market Drug store. Jud.
son Cunningham. manager. Is ira
store OF Richmond. When you gnt any
thing from Sccttg it's right. The lin
cst olive oil. - per gallon. scott
Tor Joy: Zoe. SCOTS Wonderful Blood
Mixture enriches tho blood and makes
" as pure as an Infants. 81 the bottle.
SCOTS Digestive Elixir is a panacea
Tor nervous Indigestion. heartburn and
loss OF appetite. soc. SCOTS Liver
Pills. none equals them, Zoe. SCOTS Pile
Salve Is Il wander. 25c. SCOTS ltheu-
matte MIXTURE positively cures soc.
Cunning hams ROYAL Remedy and In
tccticn for Men never fails. soc. each.
Cunn'ngham's Emit ~ Life restores
losi manhood. soc. Chewing tobacco.
&c. the plug: smoking tobacco. 2oc. tho
pound. Each truss htttd b. an expert
No charge for fitting. Stock foods half
price. Mail order specially. Big
stock. right prices and polite attention.
W. bog NONE IN rONarc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
ALUMINIUM WARE.
SUMMER BOARDING

THE Avon. Buckroe Beach. Va. for
un IRA, ana REGULAR hoarders I.c.
pavilion. Apply Mrs. G. Il James.
FRONT View Cottage. Buckroe Reach
Va Borders wanted for the months
OF August a:d Septcubcr Special fntes
given 10 PARTIES ~ Ave or iuor. Zine
ashing. hOptinS ana bathing. COTTAGE
ovcrlooks the Chesapeake Bay. Write
to-day for particulars.
ESCAPE the heat Mountain air and
sunshine tone the whole body: sound
sleep IKE. tired nerves Spacious build
ing, wide porches. large rooms. all
modern conVcnie.ccs. H.lirhtful drives
10 Natural Bridge. Goshen Pass and
Alum Springs. COLI links and tennis
courts nearby. Home cooking. Terms
moderate. Address l.. Il. Lar.ick. Lex
!ngtOu, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD Inn. Hampton Roads
Country and seashoFe combined with
city convcniences. Near golf links
Misses Tahb. boulevard Inn. Hampton.
8lARrF.RS wanted ~ mountain town
line views, mineral water. god fare.
near railroad and acSt-Cii!co. l.. :.
Lewis. LNnWood. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
~ ----.---.---------- =
FOR SALE-l'arniS.

IL acres on the Robinson Road. near
Broad street Road. miles west OF
city. We'll timbcrcG: ::-T..:n cottage
Apply 20 y. l.. Ford. k. +. u. No. ..
city
FOR sale, u very large. attractive coun-
try home. two baths. hot and cold
water. gas. small acreage. fine orchard:
convenient to station, village. high
school, etc. Ideal location for poultry
plant. travelling man or summer home.
Price. $500. Address Montrose,
CartorSvillc, Va.
COUNTRY home. convenient for Ash :
land car line: , acres good land: nice
bungalow; good barn, etc. VIII make
nice chicken farm. Only S1.150. Small
deposit balance Sis month. Address
j 81. care Times- .spatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
FOR RENT-Elats
BASEMENT Hat OF . rooms. private
bath. suitable FOR offices. Phone
Randolph sc


BASEMENT nat OF rooms. private
bath: suitable FOR Offices Phone
Randolph &c.
SrEciAi:-2 Ecw bsicH fats. rooms
separate en,rarcc: Wcs; cary S;.cct'
near boulevard and PARK: convenient
t., to lars. Gars; ,rricc" siG,s' per, month,
~ North Eighth street.
FOR cint. second HAT Of rooms. Park
Avenue. near Robinson Street; clac-
TIRE lights. private bath: $50 rhou.
randolph 35l5.
TWO superior to S-roorn Nat. II East
Main
FIVE rooms and bath. so per month.
io': East Cary.
second floor nn, or : rooms. private
bath Eas, Grace street.
FIRST nat. ,o99ms bath and eas
Avcnue. Bfookland Park. w. -
FIvE-RooM lower ha, 1921 Fourth
Avenue. Highland Park. Randolph
i33l-D.
, FOR rent. HAT OF rooms aud bath !.
reasonable Anriy 10 1903 West Main.
FURNISHED or unfurnished hat. pri-
Deep kun. square west Of Boulevard
FOR rent FIRST and second floor flats
Of No. BIO West Clay. :. rooms each
nj $40 per month. Apply 30o@ Monu
I
FIRST lat foF -cn;. rooms. witt, uso
81 East Leigh street
FOR rent. lower nat. ) rooms. App,y
1919 lakewood Avenue.
Flat Of rooms. electric ligh; and
gas. aud use Of bath. rhJn" Ran
dolph 1898. PARTON Heights.
FOR rent, na,. rooms. private oath
sink IN Kitchen. hot and cold water
$i' r"r month. include light aud water.
80 children. South Morris.
FOR rent. moderu 5-room nat. gas
range, steam heat. all modern con
vcnlenccs 800 North Elm street
FOR rent. centrally located. modern
children. heat aud water furnished: $50
per month. T. 30. care Times pispa ten
NICELY furnished nat for High, house
keeping: also furnished rooms $40
east Leigh street
street. ! rooms: reiuced rent Gn' Sc tes
rs at one. Chewing & Boxley.
i'On rcnt-sn"cinl bargain. second nat
23o1 West Main street. fave rooms and
cath. splendid condition, SEQ per an
mum. Chewing x Boxley.
FLAT for rent. 3e25 Wes, Main.
DESIRABLE: 6-roo,n corner Hat. All
modern convent.Hces; hot water heat
couple without children preferred. APP
ply 2iel-A Grove Avenue.
small ATTRACTIVE fiat WIKI private
bath ii5 West Grace.
FOR ieni. Hat SO. !. 3I2 IL south
Third stree, containing rooms
LOWER nat or large connecting
rooms with pantry. range, bath and
i!t modem ,,GonT"nienceS So nor
Randolph 37s3.
FLAT of four rooms. with ali modern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

Isl . acres, good Groom dwelling and
all necessary outhouses. chicken
houses. etc. miles from Richmond on
good road: very cheap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

FIVE acres and small dwelling and
all necessary outhouses on tho Ash
land car line. sl.10o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

4 THIRTY acres with good I-room dwell
J ing and all necessary outhCuses. s
miles north OF Richmond. close to r.
! +. H. X. r. $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

FIVE. acres aud good Groom dwelling,
miles from Richmond on the Ash :
land car line. Has all necessary out
houses. $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

EIGHT acres, good Groom dwelling
and all necessary cuthouses: fine or
chard. etc. close to the K. +. 6 +. r.
Il. S2.50o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
WANTED-A gents

WI. want live agents tar 1915 iiupnc-
bile tn TIM following COUNTIES, now
open Nostmcrel"nd. Eichtncnd. Essen.
MlddlescH, king William. King and
Queen. New Kent. Charles city. Dtn-
wiAdte. frir"e George. F"whatan.
Amelia. Louisa. Fluvauna. Cumberla nj
aha ,ioC ch!aHh. Nrlt- Immediately for
our proposition aud literature. Excel
lent opportunity Tor some energetic
automObil. man. Write now TO White
Motor ca. Inc. 1909 Nest Bread street.
Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

FIVE. acres Of land with store and J.
room dwelling. barn. stable. black
smith aud whcelwright shop. chicken
houses. etc, about 2 miles from rail
road station. $55o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

WE also have several river and forest
farms from 100 to 1000 acres; also
several timber tracts which we are
Offering cheap and on terms to suit pur-
chaser Call and see us for bargains
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL

below tho
to ar,ncro
Of h oy inc 'ens1on OF tn
to do from
gladly
- ~
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FOR RENT-Rooms


FOR RENT-Rooms
-----------------------------
THREE nice rooms for rent. Apply tl3
North %inth street.
ONE nicely furnished steam heated
7oS West Grace. furnIsheJ rooms s9-
select people. Also raracc.
FURNISHED OF unfurrished single
rooms for ecutlomen: steam heat.
Yves, Grace Street. Madison 79SS. '''
NICELY furnished rooms. App!y rs
East Marshall Street.
FPoX.r roo,n ,ad 49,, 800, 60 -,
80 "Yi'' an. hitt room Tor .reht.
Madison $685.
simrly. Every convcuience ho; IA.
ter. heat. service 2ol East Franklin
Madison ;eSS
-..-.-
t5taiiv If ~" -" S'' ''''i'o" Avenue.
-, - :. :, :;
RppN second floor furnished. modern
s.',. 'si.i..,S,.s, . 2outh FIRST.
FUR%iSliED rooms for rent Central
.D1-'.e' ~ North ruin street
nEAUTIFUi large yaisr heated roo.,s
excellent meals los East ,;roco
connected. suitahlo f3r me-. vn,,,n
rncn. also IRON; narlor Annl, III; -,
Nortn seventh street. ''''
rit.i, on" i. room. 'lrhished or nn-
,ati .,.Iiie" 1dr 'Ysiten. ems
Itisno:"b ->u'' vs. o. S"tc ines
3r,;,,-, =. .
..bfnc ,,jin1, mv ,,,,,, ,'tt,, pm, ,ea-
Block cal line, Barton Heights. Broad
nea' y y. care Times Dispatch.
~ re.'' Two Hss!ranie sieain heated
furnished. 1000 Hook p."S Av,n T
Phone Madison E5ig-l
Grove Avenue near car line, refer
cnce required Address X 954 tarc
Ii mes Dispatch.
J;NFURNISHED room to ladI or GEN
tlerran in exceilc,, nntchhnrbood
West End location: Phone Madison
MI. or address Is 81. care Times
49,, ,--.----
7 C In bedroom and sitting
roam coni oined; with kiichenette. on
Avenue Randolph ease
THREE or / light rooms for rent
,.SV24 Park Avenue. Phone Madison
TWO attractive basement rooms do.
sirabie of,iccs. hachainr anartr,o,,s
or light housek eenine. Appi il.''', on
premises loi East Main. or phone Mrs
Nugent, Randolph 5157-J.
ONE. nicely furnished room for rent
reas9naile 10 lady or gentleman. APP
ply oil West Grace Street.
TWO largo rooms comnle,o,,. r,.,,
far ho,isckre1,inp Int w., ~ y. .tSli ="
- : -, ~ - y. Tx. IoI " csl trace
= n III noGsc Niceiy furnished out
,iob, s,o,.or nea,, cteSt'ic
900, Eicb;b and ~, par ioF pet
LARGE deiicb,fu f,,gnishod rooa,.
v,itb ,,n,,i5r a.. 80, 80 i't' po rooms
CO. ~ H.5 ""'c.' iscasohah!r.
VTIEiy f,.,.,,i,i,r., $685..
East Min 'oo"'"' central ga
I5X,-L,IT-rZ.r fnrni.,,,d -oo,, -
" .,.t ,:,oca $50 ROOM ~ ""'
;,,v,, ,.,.,... f,,.,,i..,.-.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

10 = acres. good 6-room dwelling and
all necessary outhouses: hog lot
fenced with wirc. Will be sold cheap
and on easy terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
HAMILTON & CAMrEt.I.l..
Eleventh and Hull Streets.
BUNGALOWS MD COTTAGES.

ON account OF leaving the city. viii
sell my i-room cottage and acre
OF ground cu the Wcsthampton ear
line at n sacrifice. $1,000. T. 800. care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

THlRTYSlN acres. good 5-room dwell :
ing and some outhouses. miles from
city. ! mile from car line: very good
land $1,000: terms easy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
WANTED-Isoard.

WANTED. room and board Gin pri-
waite family preferred) by single gen
tleman. Give price and location and
how to reach II. which mus, u. with
IN ten minutes OF post oiiicc, Nos, ~ /
go Gre MINES I,tspatch.
WANTED. 10y young couple unfurnishet!
room. with board. in private family.
Address l., Rox G56. city.
WANTED. by business girl board
and single room. must be heated
centrally located. Willing to pay see
II month. * 200. care Times Disp..,Ch.
WANTED. b. mother and daughter. .
or rooms FOR light housck cent 4.
on Porter or cambridge Street. Solth
Richmond. Address NJ. -. IL. Gcncra;
Delivery. South Richmond
TWO gentlemen want room and board
on Grace Or Franklin streets Musi
nave modern "onrcniencrs Addre 5
AZ, care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
FARMS,
zIMMERAlANN & GO.


: miles distance. on elegant road :
20 acres in high state OF cultivation:
balance wooded: 6-room dwelling and
i13 acres. store and min, at station.
north OF Richmond. distance % miles
ancc in timber and wood E!sht-room
dwelling. with bath, gas plant. tenant
house and outbuildings, $1,000
900 acres. 3 miles to railroad. town and
electric road. excellent land, gently
m nSsn's s9. 5s"'y O wood Improve
1916 acres, nice stock farm. distance :
fruit and timber: well. springs and
branches; 7room dwelling. with eel
lar and porches: necessary farm bull
cluded. $4,000.
ZOO acres. railroad station and siding
on farm. 400 acres cultivated. bal
ance In timber; good l0-room dwelling,
large brick barn and other farm build
9' zlMMERMANN & co.
3 North seventh Street.
FOR sale 65i acres farm land in Neck
lonburg County. on nacadam road at
railway station. Adapted TO grain.
grass, cotton and tobacco. y bar
sain. ut slo.oon. For full particulars
of this and other farms. write i. T..
Norwood X 60. Sk!pwith. Va
80 acres in Hanover County. two miles
from boswell; 100 acres in cultiva-
ton. 100 acres in timber. great guam
tity or original growth; dwelling OF .
rooms roo, En-, N Sood ,fr"nditon stable barns
plcmeats go with the farm.
2io acres; 100 in cultivation; dwelling
Of rooms. in first-clnSs condition
This land is in ten minutes walk of
electric ear and railroad. we can sell
this farm on good terms at $50 per
annum.
$50 acres. more or less; modern house
OF II rooms. baths; fine outbuild-
cultivation. Fronts on main road for
over one half nile. Price. $4,000. on
easy terms.
100 acres In Hanover County; good T.
room Mouse ana ontbuiidinSs; about
-FOUR acres of land; good 6-room
house and outbuildinss. in I'VE min
utes' walk to electric car. Price, $4,000
on easy terms.
WE have. farms of every description
game preserves. nsh ponds. ' sora
""tI"g@ c6 6SE EElTl.ie"laT co SMPEElyx e
Madison a3ci. Madison 1889
WILL sell nice little farm 81 acres
20 cleared: very fertile land: new
6-room house. barn. stable; miles to
station. Price $3.50 Terms. $3.50
cash. residue ] and years. Address
j BIS, care Times Dispatch,
SlNTEEN acres, house 6 rooms. etc
on Ashland car line. S2.5o0 5-acrc
lots with no buildings 500 per acre
Call at COS East Main.
FOR sale, forty acres Of land ut MIL
ford station, r., +. & H. Railroad.
fine view; price low. Box zoe, Milford.
Va.
ATTRACTIVE country home near sta
ton. church and school, Is minutes
from the city, rented Mt $50 per month
Address Home. IL West Grace Street,
City
BUSINESS man. look. Nice. new house.
Fredericksburg Railroad. $500 Con-
mutation fare. cents. Call at COS East
Main.
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BUARDERS WANTED.

1000 East Clay street where you
can got nice, clean room for Doe
Meals served in old Virginia style.
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