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The representative., 1898-08-10

Over 100 of these Sewing Machines now in
use There is hardly a town in the whole
Northwest in which this Machine is not we'll
known and description of 1t is not necessary; it
it sufficient to state that it is equal to if not
better than any other first-class Sewing Machine
made. Send US the amount OF Of the Rob-
erts Sewing Machines, 1t 30 days and If not
perfectly satisfactory return it to us and all
money paid. including freight. will be refunded
to yOu
What more could you ask? We have deter
mined to double the number of the Roberts
Machines IN the Northwest in the next l2
! months Think of it. IA, 900 Machines and
TO do this not single part of 1t can be sghted
Our reputation is at stake, What will please
Roberts now.
No 4-Three drawers, walnut or oak wood
NO 5-Five drawers, walnut woodwork
me machlne II. 90
NO. 0ls-Five drawers, oak woodwork, very
popular II. so
No 6-Seven drawers three each side
and center drawer, cut above, walnut
Woodwork .-.. ............................ 1880
No 6i2-Seven drawers, three each side
and center drawer. cut above oak
wood"ork ..-..... ......................... 1850
Above styles Grated for shipment weigh abolt
1S Tbs. each Do not fail to note our offer in
connection with machines ordered shipped by
freight and paid for If not satisfactory after 90
DAYS trial. machine may be returned at our
expense and money will be refunded.
The representative., 1898-08-10
.CElEBRATED.
PEERLESS Tanning MILL
Fig. 4O816.

We desire to cali special attention to the follow
It's height is about 90 inches, width 80 inches
finished up in the best possible manner. Feed hopper
Of the Peerless win hold larger quantity Of grain than
from 40 to IS bushels per hour The Peerless runs
Is much and consequently stands quietly
the floor when running. Particular attention Is also
called the adjusting features of the crank wheel which
can be raised lowered make the crank COM
venient1y adjustable for the convenience of tall
short person. The fan of this mill is very greatly i'm
proved and Is arranged that be taken out et
any time if the operator as sometimes oecurs should
wish to the machine for cleaning seed fine and
light not to wish to blast but simply to do
the work with the sievee and grader The
machine does not have a whear hurdle We furnish
three seves IN tne pace oI nuroe OF tnree
sieves fastened together thus enabling the operator to
three separate seves to better advantage than he
could if they fastened together in hurdle, II
done in of old style machines. It is made In
two sizes.
No. I, weight about % lbs, each 75
No. 8, weight about 135 lbs, each. 1878
7. N. Roberts Supply House.
oe-5,o-7,7-7,e-721 NIcoLLET AVE..
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
The representative., 1898-08-10
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Brand, T. M. K. Basket Fired Japan
Bulk pounds for $40; 10
pounds for $3.50; S pounds for $1.20.
Brand, Tea Pot Sun-Dried Japan Fann-
ings-1-lb. packages. 30 lbs. for $3.50;
10 lbs. for $2.4O; 5 lbs. for $1.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

90 real estate agents. l, seeks 10 amend
section co of the act of March 6. 1890, IN
reference 10 the assessment of taxes.
This act as generally construed would
place a 500 license tax on real estate
agents. They are classed as private
bankers and the act requires tho same
tax OF them as IS imposed on stock
brokers' Tho section as amended by
the bin reads as follows:
'NO person. bank, or corporation shall
without a license authorized by law. act
as a stock broker o. q private banker
ANY person. bank or corporation that
deals in coin. foreign or domestic cX-
change government stock or other GER
tfcates OF debt. orr shares in any cor
po.atlon or chartered company, bank
notes. or other notes used as currency
or % sen the same, or any OF them on
commission or for other compensation
or who negotiates loans upon real estate
securities. shall Dc d emed 90 be a stock
broker A stock broker shall have the
right IN buy and sell Tor profit or TO sell
on commission the coin. exchange
stocks. certificates OF debt. shares IN
chartered companies. bank notes and
notes used rs currency As aforesaid
and may sell either privately or by auc-
ton and also negotiate loans upon real
estate securities Any person. bank or
corporation engaged in the business Of
receiving money on deposit OF in lending
or advancing money. or Co negotiating
loans or any class Of securities or in
discOuntirg buying or selling NEGOTIABLE
or other paucr or credits. including all
warrants ard claims drawn on the treas
uTy OF the State, or OK any municipal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

years service. at is not so much the
time that Is rouIrcd 10 reply TO them
that bothers me as the racAng Of my
brain in order to solve problems present
"a 20 me. I receive communications from
an parts Of the state on the subject of
almost every important bill that comes
up. As / NAV run for Governor some
day | take the pains TO reply 10 these
letters But you ought TO see my man
Ga reference 10 bills local 10 my district.
Here IS one from man who is leader
in the Democratic party. lie says II J
don't vote for a certain measure l VIII De
s. dead cock In the political pit one OF
hie ncichbors writes that if ! do support
the measure he not only VIII not vote Tor
me for any office but VIII spend time and
money TO defeat me. What am l going TO
90 about &C.? Wen. shall do what think
Is right and take the chances.
TO SETTLE BOUNDARY LINE
state Senator A. Dryden. OF Maryland.
ami Col. Hodsou the special commission
or appointed 10y the Governor Of that
state In regard 10 the rcsattlng az the
bouvs and other marks which indicate
the boundary line between Maryland and
Virginia IN Chesapeake bay and its irb-
utaries were at the Capitol yesterday.
They called on the member Of the
special committee of tho Virginia Leg
islature appointed 90 arrange withe the
SPECIAL committee Of the Maryland Leg
!slaturo. Of which Senator Dryden is the
chairman, in reference 10 the settlement
Of tho dispute over the boundary line I'm
Potomac river from the Falls above
Washington. TO the mouth cf the river
The two gentlemen met subsequently
Senators Mushbach and Fairfax and Dele
na.|H D.
OF northumberland. EmDrey, Of Freder-
lcksburg. and Settle. OF Rappahannock.
the members Of the Virginia committee.
I'm room No ., on the upper floor OF the
Canltol buildings and 10 was decided 20
meet again on next Thursday evening az
O'Clock at the Jefferson Hotel, when
an arrangements for an inspection or the
grounds under dispute VIII be determined
upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

ton and 30 may De ready 20 report dur
ing this week. The Finance Committees
aro looking carefully into tho condition
OF the states finances and the members
az these bodies Will De strongly fortified
with facts and figures concerning the
assets. the estimated income during tho
next two years ana tho probable labilh
Ties Of the state during the period.
IT WILL BE DEFEATED.
The Employees Liability bin will prob
ably reach vote on Tuesday. IL will
Doe defeated unless haif dozen or more
Senators change their views concerning
g.
Afternoon sessions Of tho Senate and
House VIII no doubt be held nearly every
afternoon this week and next week.
There may be also night sessions.
Senator Withers' Constitutional con-
vcuuon BIN will be disposed OF this week
in the senate. Sentiment In favor Of IL
seems TO be- growing and the measure IS
almost certain TO pass.
The calendars are more crowded than
they have been at any time during the
session.
one OF tho events Of the week will be
the election Of a judge for the Eighth
Judicial Circuit
The Democratic caucus viii mako its
nomination on Wednesday night and tho
contest promises TO be close between
Senator Barnes and Judge Blackstone.
Hon. y. Gardiner Tyler has withdrawn
from The race.
AGAINST REAL ESTATE AGENTS
bUl Of which Senator Kane Is the
patron now before the Senate Commit
foo on Finance, is of great importance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
rERsoNAL am GENERAL
Interesting Facts About Riehmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Citizens and other Matters.
Mr.. william =. McChesney. Of staun-
ton. IS in the city
Mrs. Robert Jones OF China street,
near Cherry. is very sick at her home.
Mr.. Edward c. Glass. superintendent OF
the Lynchbure public schools, is in the
city
Miss Anne Read McUwalne, OF Hamp-
den-Sidney Va, IS visiting her sister,
Mrs. Nathaniel Frazer. on Fifth street.
Mr. w. NJ. Bickers is confined 70 his
room from a severe attack OF acute rhou-
matism which renders him helpless.
Mr. Charles Powell Hin stenographer
for the Virginia Pharmical Company was
appointed a notary public yesterday by
Governor Tyler.
Al the REGULAR meeting Of Lee Camp c.
V. neat Friday night. Judge George l..
Christian Will speak on THE Confederate
Cause"
Misses Lora X. and Ethel May Bur-
CESS have returned 10 the city after
pleasant visit TO relatives and friends IN
Baltimore and Washington.
A marriage license was issued in the
Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court to
Frank c.. Watson OF Sussex county and
Lula lnscore. of Richmond.
The following suits we're dismissed IN
iNt AlltulN 1hgiAs W. - bihNANN q DIV
against c. Il. Wilson; Lathrop & Watkins
Co. against A. ID. Atkinson.
on Monday night next there will be a
grand St Valentines bail given at San
ger Hall. The ball will be under the
management Of Mr.. Otto Armbrecht.
The tea given at Mrs Baghy's. No. 2e01
east Broad street Friday night. by the
Young Ladies' Association OF Leigh Street
Daptist church. for the bCnent OF poor
family. was a great success.
Mr. w. II. Cullingworths commission
a. postmaster OF Richmond expires to-
day, and IL Is expected that the APP
pOlntment Of his successor will be an
nounced very soon.
Mr. Hundley. OF south Pine street. be-
tween China and Holly streets, Is well
enough 20 60 about. he has been sick
for several weeks. suffering from a slight
attack Of appendicitis. lie IS on fair
way TO recovery.
MIR. w. b. Duncan Smith. OF Philadel-
phia. Is registered at Murphy's Hotel
Mr.. Smith Is one OF philadeiphia's hust-
linz travelling men, Several OF the Ma
tlonal and state officers OF the Travellers
Protective Association entertained him at
the headquarters last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

CHrrRCH.-Broad street, below Twelfth.
Rev. WILLIAM ALEX. BARR, rector
Services Sunday az Il A; NJ. and + ~,
A. NJ. Holy Communion on the nrst sun
day in the month al III a. NJ. ana the
third Sunday at 3:5O A. u.
ST. JAMES PROTESTANT EPlscO-
PAL Church. Corner Marshall and Fifth
streets. Regular services sunday at II
a 81 and =. NJ. and wednesday night
a. y:l5. Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. Holy
communion nrst sunday IN every month.
All cordially invited
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHUPcH COR
ner Of Main ana FOushCe Streets, Rev.
LANDUN II. MASON, rector. -Resglar
services every Lord s-Day. sunday school
at go 4. NJ Morn1nS prayer ana sermon
at IL A. - and S'"n.is. prayer and lee
munlon on the ncat Sunday at the II
o'clock service. and on the third and NTH
Sundays az 1870 A. NJ. strangers are
shown seats and are made :, feel cordial
IS welcome by members OF the Brother
hood OF ST. Andrew.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH MADrsoN
s., between Grace and frdnklin) Rev. j.
Y. BOWMAN. rectOr.-Serylce Sunday
morning az II oclOcN. evening service AZ
: clock. Sunday school al $3.50 o'clock
Rector's Bible class for men Saturday
evening al els o'clock I'd
ST. MARKS =. T.. CHURCH.-COR-
NER First and Clay streets.-kt. Rev
c. c. PENICK, =. D., rec TOT. -Seryicey
Sundays at II a. NJ. and S r. ".
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Laurel and Beverly streets).-Re
THOMAS SEMMEs rector.--Serylces
every Sunday OF IL A. NJ. and u. VI.
slttlngs all free, end a hearty welcome is
extended to all visitors.
ST. LURES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Beverly and Washington ~treets),
Rev. HUGH NJ. MARTIN. minister In
charge. Sunday school at $3.50 A. 81. and
420 y. NJ. Sunday services at IL a. NJ.
and Z. NJ. Thursday at p. M.
CHURCH or THr uOrY TRIM
lty &. memorial 10 bishop Moore, Pro.
tsstant Episcopal church. uorth Laurel
J. ). GR&yATT. ree goro- s sun SUM-
days. II A. NJ. and +. NJ. Holy Commu.
Mon first Sundays at II A. M. ,hi-d Sun
days at 1880 a. NJ. church days at 40
u. NJ. Litany servsces Fridays AZ IL NJ.
Church Open daily 70. prayer md medlta-
ton. Sunday school al $50 A. NJ. Mems
Bible class for men Sundays al $50 A. NJ.
WESTMINSTER PRES BYTERIAN
church corner Sycamore and Cary
streets). Rev. c. NJ. CHUMBLEY. pastor.
Services by the pastor at II a. 81 and
sis y. NJ.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Grace end Madison streets. Rev.
ROBERT p. KERR, d. d, pastor
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Boys Clothing

Subject in morning: THE Days Of thy
Youth" a sermon 10 children and young
people At night: What will you do With
Jesus2'
BROAD STREET METH oDrsT
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth
streets. Rev. ". G.. STARR ID. n. pas
tor.-Preaching at II a. VI. and 8 p. VI.
sermon: Home Life as God Sees IT," Al
night: rs the World Growing Better or
Worse?" cordial welcome to all
PARK-PLACE Nj. r CHURCH COR
her west Franklin and pine stre-tD. Rev
THOMAS ". POTTS. ID D.. pastor -
Services al II a. NJ and p. NJ. conduct
ed by The pastor Subject OF morning SER
ing service the pastor will preach the first
OF A series OF sermons. The first one Will
be from the subject: six Ragged Chill
Drunken Husband: What Shall the Har-
vest be?" a cordial Invitation 10 oil.
Laurel. STREET NJ. r. CHURCH
Corner OF Laurel and Albemarle streets -
dsy-school at 9:i5 A. NJ. Preaching at
ia \ ard T-is y NJ sunday Wrdn"s-
day night service al F. NJ. Senior Ep-
worth League will hold its devotional
service on Sunday night at z. NJ.
UNION STATION MIssroN.-o ST,
between Twenty-sevonth and Twenty
ei~hth. Rev. WM Il. CONSTABLE. pas
,or.-Sunday school at $3.50 \. Nj. Preach
me by the pastor at - a. N. and 4. M.
r1worth League at +. NJ. Wednesday
ntght services az o'clock.
RApToN HEIGHTS NJ. E. CHURCH.
rev SIDNEY PETERS. pastor.-Sun-
dsv-sehool, g.St A NJ. Preaching at II A.
M and s +. NJ. Epworth League meet
ing al T. NJ. Prayer-meeting every
Wednesday evening at o'clock. All are
invited TO attend.
rArpNfOTTNT- kNFNf-C METHODIST
.hu~ch. Rev. ". Y. PEADLES. pastor -
sunday school at $50 A. NJ. Preaching
by the pastor at II A. NJ and 1i5 Il. NJ.
Epworth League AT Z p. NJ.
EPWORTh NJ. r. CHURCH CORNER
washington and Winder Streetsi-Rev. l..
w GUYER, pastor. -Sunday-school at
9.lb. Preaching at II A. NJ. and at night
nv the pastor Wednesday night class 5 =.
NJ: young mems prayer meeting Satur-
day night at 2. ". cordial welcome TO
all.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner Twentieth and Broad streets
Rev. J. T. MASTIN. Pastor. Preaching
at II A. u. and p NJ; Sunday-school
els o'clock: Epworth League Sunday
afternoon i:s0 o'clock: Wednesday night
services at s O'clock: prayer-mectlngs
Friday nights at o'clock
THE MONUMENTAL (EPIsCoPAL)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
STATE Y. ~ c. a.
The Annual Convention TO Meet in Lynch
burg Next thursday.

burg Next thursday.
The twenty-second annual convention or
the Yornp Meas Christian Association
which will be held IN Lynchburg Fcb-
rliarv nth to GOTH promises &C. be largely
attended bv delegates from every section
of the state. The programme Is especial
Hon. ". J.. Wilson. president OF Wash
fngtOn and Lee University, Is 20 give the
opening address on Thursday nights FEB
Rev Jere Wtherspoon Of Grace Street
PRESBYTERIAN church. is TO give an ADDRESS
on Friday evenin.. Address Will be gwen
by Revs a. Coke Smith. OF Lynchburg.
and Rev Thornton Whaling, OF LeXing-
fon. Nlessrs H. =. Anderson and J. r..
Moon. secretaries of the international
Committee. will SPEAK on college wOrls
and railroad work Most pracucal ana
helpful discussions will be conducted and
I'm every way the programme has been ar
ranged 10 meet the needs Of the work In
it's several departments.
The singing promises 10 be very inspir-
Ing. as II viii be led by Prof c. w. Lam
don. director OF music ~ me woman s
College of Lynchburg. Mr.. J. 5. Hop
kns. the tenor sO'oist will be present ana
he is "A favorite ana citizen Of Lvnchburg
together with the delegates VIII be glad
10 know they can hear him.
The state work aas been carried on
with vieor. Mr. b. f. Johnson IS the
chairman and has directed The work
state Secretary Coulter has kept IN close
touch with the work In the several fields
and much has been accomplished.
The local committee at LYnchburg are
planning 20 entertain all delegations. and
they are anxious that the number be larg-
or Than usual a magnificent concert is
10 he given the delecates by the young
ladies' OF the Randolph Macon Woman4
College
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the AssOcia-
ton viii give a banquet 20 an pas
tors officers OF the Association
state committeeman and secretaries
in attendance Word Is being received at
the state Office here that delegations are
preparing TO move Lynchburgward Feb
ruary nth.
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MEYERS, Sixth and Broad.

Services at Il o'clock 4. N. and O'Clock
z. NJ. All are welcome.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev DR.. MOSES D. HQGE. pastor;
after the sermon the recently elected ell
ders and deacOns Will be ordained and In
stalled. Rev. DONALD GUTHRIE at 4
p. N dill deliver discourse al the In
vitaiion Of the Covenanters' Society OF
the Second Presbyterian church.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Corror Twenty sixth and Broad streets
Rev. CHARLES r. HYDE pastor. Ser
vices at II A. VI ana s p NJ: Sunday
school az $50 A. NJ Westminster League.
7l5 T. NJ. Wednesday evening service. !
O'Clock. 4 cordial invitation Is extended
FOGE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
Church nineteenth and Franklin street,.
Rev. J. T.. COOK. pasior.-Preaching at
II A. NJ and p. NJ. Sunday school as
$3.50 4. NJ. Gospel service Wednesday at
p. NJ. AL welcome
GRACE STREET PREsBYTErIAN
church Sunday preaching al II o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock !. NJ, TX the Rev.
JERE WITHERsPooN. d. d.: pastor .ro
o'clock a. NJ. Wednesday night services
at O'Clock.
THE THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CTwenty-siYth and Marshall streets.-Rev.
l.. NJ. OMER. pastor.-Preachlng every
Lords Day at II a. NJ and r. "a Sun
day school meets az e.3) A. NJ Prayer
meeting every Wednesday night al
O'Clock. Christian Endeavor Society at
o'clock T.. ". a cordial welcome 10 all.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH CORNER or
Ninth and Grace streets. Rev. HART
LEI CARMICHAEL, ID. d.. rector. Rev.
FRANK RIDOUT, SYSTEMATICALLY COM
munlon, first and third Sundays at noon:
All other Sundays at $50 A. NJ. Holy
davs with Sermon al noOa. Sunday SER
vices al II A. NJ and r. ~. Litany on
FRIDAYS al noon. with address sunday
school at $50 A. NJ. Bible class FOR men
in the vestry room Woo 1eshay AZ s:i5 p.
a. Bible class for women in ne church
Sunday at S:to A. M.
CHURCH OF THE COVENA 1T REV.
T. CALVIN STEWART 90 sfor Preach
ing at n A. NJ and 3 u. ~. by the pastor.
Mid-week service "Wednesday a. Nj
Christian Fndcs voF Ucetiny ~ ~ p ~.
Sunday. Sabbath school meets at $50 A.
NJ Free seats ana a cordial weicome 70
all 10 worship with US.
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
NJ BY Rev. CHARLES A. YOUNG, or
Chicago. III. AZ II A. NJ subject: This
"The Poetry OF the Bible"
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SESSION NEARING TIE CLOSE
Ths Legislature Viii Be H're ODly Two
Weeks More.
Heavy TAX ON REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Biu That Provides for $500 license
Employers Liability Act VIII BE De-
featcd-sontlment Fayors a Consti-
tutiouai Convention.

The Legislature has only two weeks
more for work.
on the 2Slh % this month the session
Will expire By Limitation. Much Import
ant work IS yet TO be done. In fact. it IS
dificult al this time to see how the leg
islation that Is actually necessary can
be enacted during the brief space OF
time that remains Of the session.
Tho appropriation bin has not been re-
ported. 10 IS going to require considera-
bic time 20 pass Sc. for there viii GER
tainly be a frht On many o. the items in
IT, This act IS now IN course or prepara-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

FL 2ST BAPTIST CHURCH. CORN Elk
Of Twelfth and Broad streets.-hey;
GEORGE COOPER. ID. u. PASTORAL II
A. NJ. and 5 r. NJ preaching by pastor.
Bible school az $3.50 a. NJ. louns feQ-
ple's Union at +. VI. All cordially Wei
coined.
GRACE-sTRE EFT BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev WILLIAM T.. HATCHER; y. -.
pastor.-services at tho tabernacle, Hrac Z
street between Belvidere am Plne streeHi
sunday school al y:lo o'elock, W, y
Peonle Union at p. NJ. Prayer laset-
ING Wednesday uieht az O'clock. iou"S
mons meeting Saturday hEhs "a.
o'clock. Services at u A. NJ. ana T. NJ
conducted by pastor.
WEST VIEW BAPTIsT CHURrH
(corher Cary ard Meadow Stsl keS :; ~
MERCER. =. ID, pastor Worship on sus-
day: Sunday ?ch .Sa ' p n a Boys meet
,ne - Z p NJ Young Peoples Union AZ
4P. NJ. Prayer meeting ednesoas ~
= NJ. Seats iree. Nisiiors welcome
cRovr.AvENuE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Crove avenue near Eeech street.. -.
i &. HIDEN. ID. D., pas or ga nus
a u A. N ana aial r. rom m 10 ~ 70 iSs6 a n
In main audience room. Sunday school
at s.l5 A. 81.
CLAY STREET VI. e. CHURCH COR
NEP CLAW and Adams streets. Rev; T.;
II. RAWLINGS. pastor-sahoatn senS S
AZ 9.l5 4. NJ Preaching al u a ". ~
=. NJ by the pastor. the evening suDJgcs
will be "rhe Young Man Himself the
first in a series OF I'VE special SUNDAY
evening sermons 20 young men. Laaits
Ala aud Dorcas Societies Monday AFTER
noon al 4 o'clock. Official meeting Mon
dav evening at o'clock. Class-meeting
Tuesday evening at o'clock. Mid-wcek
PRAYER service Wednesday evening al
O'Clock. Epworth League devotional
meeting Friday evening at Sis. sons
service at 5 o'clock
UNION STATION METHODIST
church tcorier Twenty-fonrih and Nell
son streetsi. Rev GEORGE Q. WANDER
SLICE. d. D pastor Service II A.M.and
gP. NJ. conducted by the pastor. Al
g:l5 A. Nj sunday school ana morn
ing class. Services Monday Wednesday.
and Thursday nights. Official meeting
Tuesday. subject at p. NJ: obadiah.
Ahab and Elijah.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPrScO-
pal church. south Grace street hetween
Fourth and Fifth. Rlv. w. ". TUDOR
ID. d.. pastor Preaching a. ii A. M;
at night: This World Without a Saw
Jour"
AsBuRy ". z. CHURCH. SOUTH
Corner Hanover and L0mbardy Streets
Rev. y. VI. BCCKHAM. pastor Preach
ing az II \. NJ. and =. II. BIZ the pastor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

There will he n meeting Of the Good
Government League on Tuesday evening
next. 18th instant. at 3 O'Clock az Iaube 3
Han. corner OF Broad and First street.
when several candidates will appear and
municipal issues be discussed
AZ the request OF a large number OF
friends Mr.. Hin Mon'avue the WELL
known LAWYER. VIII probably become n
candidate for the Common Council from
Clay Ward. Mr. MONTAGUE is very popu-
lar in his ward. and will receive a strong
support from the voters there.
John Il. Gayle is a candidate for the
Council from Clay Ward.
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the additional privilege Of private bank
ing. hut nothing in this section shall be
construed 20 prevent merchants rom
receiving such warrants and claims III
due course OK trade. Any person.
bank. or corporation violating the pro-
visions OF this section shall pay a me
OF not less than one hundred dollars nor
more than five thousand dollars for each
offence"
AN UNHAPPY LIFE.
The life Of n member OF the Legisla-
ture. especially 81 he Is what Is called
leader. IS by no means happy one.
"The letters I receive daily require
hour 10 answer" SAID a Senator of-elght
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13
To Cure Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bsomo or.rinc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II faii
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