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lFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY
3ALaiAGCSpl.

j. II. Wci'nnd Is i'm town today. n.
thinks the advent of tl,c st .:.m, war"
opens NJ . new era 81 ro r".ri,! {"
fu-carura.
Tracy +. ircl,ilI is down from tn
carorn. a.. WIS one 81 the most i,
terertei Observers ot the Unloading B..
: Tie steam wagon tI,is for. not
L j. Critchley returned last e
ing from Limuillr valley. where h.,
put III Il sy>tem ~ ate works rm
W. 1. Ltmith'- ranch.
Orspn Smith. President Of III
Cache county st..kc %! the Mormon
Church la. l,vuntcd from LruaI,
Uiah, leaving an iUdt b,r,ln,ss "
shi.O ID due the Hrtuprs thruu.huui
the IT he. Smith WIS aupuintr
posi- master Il: Logan 10y P:csidrui
Mckinney last November.
The INDIE ENnENT is pleased To-
l'nrn fnni DR.. Siu!.h, Pre-. lrit at
of the State University Is not IL cat.
'~li!Htr for the Pre-, idcucy ~ the
Umlvcr 1t! of Cnlituinu. y, vad,
IL III need ~ his affinity and energy
at the head II her hngln ST c~,Iucatiuu
al institution.
Nine m;ncs wer" b ,uhrd in Cnr la,
last we k at Col rpmda, Nevada. \
G"i uinc mining .ioom is on IN III,
Eastern part 81 the Slate aud mining
cx. 'er:s AMI capitals 5 are sai To bc
~ thick us ilras iiu. smell crs al
G"l."n'Ia are running night aud day
AMI the narrow gauge is sending 30
tons UI or from the miue daily.
DIR. ID vd Star Tor Ian nf Stamford
Univcr ity is after Huntington on
account ii hi statement that the
penpir ar" owe educated. II Al pc lrs
that u c'c ,'ulls hns xctllenI ~.
cess ~ gertu.y the whole. cumnrrN
against him. Dislike :Ur the ma :.
''' I" ~ . W IN lhiNlNbihI IlN
-! hf'. The rich and tIr poor; the
educated and ia, we'll ininimcrl; tie
high md lie low, all have = bad NOT
Tor the mi.n whu iEn- been ablr ru see
noihinG better H. life tlHHn tie rickIc~
that lie has suytd ana the u.illlnus
'nni have comc is he ella ms. Of tie
s.v,mI.- SILVER Stale
DIR. Clark is P.r.i Ia nj Of ;hr Unit
cd SOciry 81 l hri d. lar EnIcdypr IT
the Void. noN,u .,her M thrrr and
one lH I .~nIllInn ~mcI.bcrs. lie tele.
=rap!Ird 1" Mr.. Mitch II 10 call uu
iiIm on Tia" sleeper dIni .nlK over En-
IrIvur matters irom Well "a EXC.
This Mas dome and DR. CLARK will
favor, be orc the California State
tuuN"n luIr. the lurin nm of u Me-
vHdf State Union next Spring.
Ghl, Union iuImci .. " vad will he
me udei III the schedule uf uorx.
mi wc may hope 1" have the pleas
urr Of meeting + unic uf tie r.ude.v.
ufcrs Of NOR! wide fame.
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y rel or come FRO the north end
Of the counts Tint the pnrty 81 liust.
crn ginrkIUi,icrs Il iih Wnmlcn Cap.
pG' Company, rom isting ~ NJ ssrs.
MUIR. Snyr"', Stephens and MIR.
ii'!. who I, II i.ir Ki an Friday az
laAl we IL. met wilh III in cree ny cE
jcricncc q nfcr loar nv here.
the, ilc ircd to visit their copper
mines NJ Niplia. hut Mr.. Wha'nu wns
on Luarl und Irofcrooi hmt they
.lJuiild "muvc on" ns II were, and
offered obi c!inn Ia tn ir entering the
mines at I'll. Disc iRs on ~ this rort
was not con 4IdoId su.ll Il u 50 10
prDrrCdcd Ia light u few sticks ~
giant powder mi ulnro tho u con.
SCutCR'ly nrnupd ~ vIri 80 sliaiis
Hnd I'M icl . tho smoke u mn ma eng
II II ma ter ~ HlISnlric | up aseiuility
fm the visiiorS la enter or nnltc any
cXamrha'iO u ~ tho property. y
couple ~ ludi ~ ns, isicl ~ The II -.
wDrkO, md co.. and iightc Isnge , ush
Ia throw into the shHfta Mr.. Nhhl
cn's rcasun fof rfu.ug nd nit; nru
la npl boon 10, Or.ol. EI.ukd 5,u.
mel.
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\ goo ! siory is "ll Of tho Bishop
OF. Atlanta, Georgia. lie recently
nd Ire sid large assembly 81 sim.
Hay chU chiid.en. mni wound up
by isk ny III u very yutcrnnl and con.
descending way: "Aud noS ~ .lipte
AT n! little girl WHO would lik To
nsk u ques cup a thrill little VOICE
called 'nt. "Please sir, Why did the
angela walk up and down .tlcon'e
Indie when they had wingsY" sob,
ah' !cs--l See said tho Bishop, aaud
no TX there nny little gtrl VITO would
Ike to an wor bttlc Mary's quas.
toni"
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How sh.-r Escape ra.a,ron.

In several comics in tho State
sheen are beng assessed mt one dol.
lar II head although the price at which
alfkinds are selling now is four dol.
lars II head. The reason OF the low
us >essment is that tho shepmen en-
terrain bids from the assessors and
the county ihat oilers the lowest rate
gets the sheep to assess. The sheen
man il he does not get hin. alure
th:.-atens tn drive his sheep into
another county where he cali Get a
lrwer rate. by this means the sheep
cvadta just taxation. The State
B"arl lia call ii the attention ~ the
rs 'ess"rs to the law requiring them
T." nsass nll property at 1Its true cash
value" One dollar u head is not the
true cash value oi sheep. The bonds.
men of nsScssors who do not comrly
with the law wi he sued Tor the dit.
ference. STATUTES 1891. page l39,Sec.
..
The State Board who is required to
ENFORCE the In y, viii Dfor: 20 it . the
fnll ,x'cnt and ihr iIonlsmen OF MS
SCISSOR who assess sheep mt one dol.
Lar Il head viii lind themselves de
Zen lanIs Ill suits brought under the
section just quoted.
When sheep are taxed Mt IA uniform
rate IN each coun y III the State the
threat al the sherI'nau TO drive his
shes9 INTO nno her county will o
amount to an! thmg.-Curson APP
peal.
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tFROM MONDAYS DA.ILY.1
SALMASUNDl.

MIR. md Mrs. Il. /. %ilnrri- and Mn.
IT Wright IrfE ycs,er, lay for Ruby
Vale! I" witt Mr.. AMI Mn. Frank
Gedney.
Mrs. ld, NJ. Nicely has been an.
pointed prstmisirrss at DrrtIl Ia ill
' III" ricinc, cnuSe by the heath Of
james VI NJ lien.
Indian Agent Ma hu.h is an.ry.
lie man with whom he shout have
Ill" most fault Ia lind is named May.
hush.-Silvcr Sintc.
MlsS Mi er. who 'aught the scEunl
Mt Waltlr"r's. III lluniurtun Vail, V.
IL st ter II. lrrr FOR her home in VIA.
hemucca t%"Iln!.
y light fall ~ now cnvercd the
ground this II orIinr. INT il soon liz.
appeared. More SNOW fell i'll :hr
mouutaims north 81 toxu this nr,cr-
no III.
y. Nelson is down from the. Bru-
neau '"nniry. lie re-. ori~ plenty nf
SNOW still "n the ground and gnpi
rr"spc lis for feed and hay III thai
sec Iuu this season.
l.. ID. Albcrti returned Saturday
might faum Il trip :" aliforr ii. lie
begins tn think hc will lnsc his inter
cst III the medal re ,clvci for ti,. u in
erhl soap exhibit at the Worlds
Fair.
Miss hda J. LrNs n pas a.d Through
Hestrr Ia! from Ely on the WY t" her
home III G. "L lliil. Miss Lawson r..
porte the cas-" ~ 'Ir STATE ". lIilI
Hamilton charged wi Ia murder. The
Win'c PIur News pc rk- VERY hi.hly
~ licr ab lily ua ii rel orrcr.
i.""nar ID. i!al Twin aud J. =
P"u i ~. NV York capitalist nr.
rive ! on y =. ioIay. l'hcy Il e.. on
the,r Nay in iulI Creek Ia make ar
range ncniS for rr-rmmg work on
the p]inccrs irs season. Uncle Dick
Cor a.! vii tiHr Ten over ,i,c road
tomorrow.
U. :. Attorney Su umrrlicld VIII
send ihc testimony taken al tI,,. in.
veSiiga ION II the res. rvIiIou trouble
Ia the Department 81 Justice M
~nsllngt"n aud will ava. mslIuc
tons from the .A,t"rm"y-G;cucral he
tore submitting the matter tu the
next u =. grnnd jury.
Mrs. T.. \. LiiiirtirI II OGDEN mr..
rived III No 1 !cs'"ilny aud visited
Mr.. lack nnd rur lily until noon to
day. "h" she lci' Tor Reno I" visit
hcr sister. Mrs. ~ Sruz Her nus
b'"l aud q "rgc Law f]ommirri ia.
Reno JuurnIl and Foe N'u ~ IT E.Sn
IL" ~ moss the e itor of the u ;h
Si'ir journal. lubI~hcd at O-,lcn
II il m'lu interesting to read he
c"mmcr:,s II the State frees on
Agent Ma! nugh'~ trouble at IA, re-
crvH'i"p. Ne rly all the prrcrs. wi Ii.
ON r"Gnr la p%,Iitic drmanri lns
removal. The article fro.I the jour
nal p hi Eci Il here wnrl { muRa
interesting read ~ frr Pre-. idrnl
Mckinley.
Gtrl 4, not INA ~ an editor Take
warn ~ a II tlIs b al ncw-. IN
editor ~ It mc gh or " toyn GA ur
near Kill ~ ms wIfr one night re-
Gently. y Scrv nj Was uSik ned To-
ih" ocean Of the m'slr 80 uu,i { nm
her being ciIukCd icy her hu -hmmh
Tho r,inor nirI dreamed that u Iclin
.qu at Ub criJcr hal paid up in+
cub Grip i"L and hr Nus Z n-UIng hiI
wifr u! the throat 'i nk ug lac had
the inuiir! III hi h mis-.
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The merchandise business hereto.
fore carried un under the name OF G.
Alexander will hereafter be conduct.
cd ut the old stand under the nume
and styic of the Engier Company,
lately mcorror ,ted y complete und
well selected stock, in price and
gu .lity Ia suit the people. has been
received and the pubic is respect
fully invited To call and examine our
goods and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. ENuLER CoMrANY.
May IL, 1899. Il W.
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lfiI.i; YOUR BILLS.

By orler ~ the liUasd of County
Commiss toner's. all bills a!aius, the
County to be acted upon by the
30 ,rd, must be iind un ar before the
Saturday immediately p%rccedlng the
Monday upon winch lIIr Board meets,
Otherwise the bills will not be acted
upon u'tiI tie uex meeting Of the
Board.
Attest; A. g. pAwLEY
Cumu:y Clerk.
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Presbyterian Church.

Subject for IL n. IN. next Sabbath,
Ma! list: Slowing aud Reaping.-
Theme for 1880 y. iue, = Tic hanging
OF Ildman," %"
Tho Ladies' AID Society expect to
have an ice cream and strawberry
festival tl'e latter part OF next week.
Junior Christian Eudedvor ut 3
=. III. Friday.
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Does This Strike You?

Muddy 20 "%rlcxinns. nau eating
breath come from chronic cuustipd
ton. Kari y Glover Root Tea is nn
nb.olhtc euro and hns becn sold for
my iriirs "n M nln oluto gu irdnter.
ip'ri - - CTS nmd 81 cts. For sale by
Elltu Drug Co.
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VI

-RrDpLg- Vt Nor II Fore,
III =" co mt, Nrvad &. M, 10. 1879,
10y bE Murlan,Ju 81 III, Peace.
Mr.. Scririb AGu,iur of Nor Il Fork
to MISS Grace Riddle Of III ca ,Om.
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DIED.

Mo JIRMurr In LimuilIr Valley,
Nevada, May 10 1879, Mrs. i 1.
McJofmbtr.a uLtt'r OF Abrams IS,
ogoL ~ care.
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tFRoM u DAILY
MAGUN

Ju 'rc Talbot has returned from
ln> tip to " bite Pine county
J.H. BradIe. is down from Dcr,n
lie reports everything quiet up thu,
way.
Charley MAY. Uaclc Sans genial
evenne collector. came down from.
~ru>carorn last night and left for Eu
reka today.
Why not dress neatly when i,
costs no u ore IL nj tn wear shabby
n'isiit %cl"thinr. jacobs fits you and
gives Satisfaction or no pay.
Another hand OF horses belonging
to Upon & Bruwnell 81 Ogden pissed
through yesterday afternoon en-
route to Nebraska.
Seymour Jna b: has new designs
tue ln:eet goods and all suits AR.
home made. at prices never before
ihhrd of. Try him. He will max.
you smile.
Stnoke BAN bergPT'a famous Pal; ca
.B"G"ei cigar, . for - cents. at Grorr.
w Erurr's. >
Reno has terminal rates on beer
md packing house pro lu:ts in chr
Load lots For Nebreska corn u n
-! GO cents is charged IN carloud lots
IN - #H H
Tho Zir's peace conference met
At The Hague yesterday. NJ de
S'aalc. Russian Enbnssad r 10 Great
i!ri'a:n, was elected president Of the
Inference.
f. NJ. Fletcher. carpenter md
builder. Is prepared to do all work in
his line III II first clnss manner md
1t reas enable lrlce=. Work in the
'ouniry solicited. Give Inc II trial. y
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges
lie receipt III nm invitation tu attend |
ne commencement exercises nf the
: ate U%niversity. which begin Fri.
Ia. MAY Goth.
y. i. GuliHgGer. ut Jones' oil
innd, L. prepared To- do blacks NTH. |
mig III all u! its branches nj prices tn
'ult the times. l!orse sho-mg and
"aro work p,cialty. All work
suaran.&ed. Take your work t., Mr..
Guilagger's shop il ynu want it done
ell and al reasonable prices. .
Whit People, my all mt Hoods
Snrsaparilln is That 1t cures whep all
other remilies fail. Therefore yon
should take li""d's S%ursaparilla IN
preference to all others.
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w ANTyyD. TO WORK
w on fire custom made vest also girl
for general Rouse work. 4i2 West High
land avenue il
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DIXIE DURING THE WAR.

a thoroughly pleased audience
greeted Rev. pr Samuel a Steele at
the Y. NJ. {. \. Hall last night to hear
his celebrated lecture. Home Life in
Dixie During tho War" The Gistin-
guished speaker was in particularly
happy humor and kept his audience in
n roar of laughter nearly the entire
time. His flights Of o:atory were very
fine and his word picturinc of the
scenes and events during the war and
while he was a boy were indeed bril-
liant. while n rich vein of humor per-
mcated the entire discourse. DIR. Stcole's
gestures were artistic and his facial OK
pressions were dramatic and pleasing.
Tonight DR.. Steele Will deliver his
great lecture, "Out of the Old Times
into the new" md tho hall should be
crowded. The entertainment is for the
benefit OF Queen street NJ. T.. Church.
a GENUINE COMIC OPERA.
EEL Captain" which appears at the
Academy of Music Thursday, matinee
and night Is n genuine comic opera. II
IS not only tuneiul. as such Il work
must be. first of all. but legitimate and
self-respectinE. 1t Is considered one Of
the brightest works that has ever been
pprescnted IN the field Of comic OPERA.
and the spirit OF Liberty Bel throbs aud
beats all through II. J ohn Phillip Sousa
intoxicating marches and they III ad-
mirably into the military plot. His "ltl
Captain" march Is considered one Of
the greatest OF all his brilliant sue
ccssoa and only recently. when Santi-
ago was surrendered to the Americans.
the band played Sousa's popular march
from lei Capitan." as well as yankee
Doodle" pixie" and The Star Span
gled Tanner"
Sale Of seats commences t. morn
ing. Prices. 25c. to $i.0O: ~ ace, 5Oc
any seat.
LILLIAN RUSSELL.
Great interest has been awakened by
the announcement Of the coming OF
Miss Lillian Russell. ut the head Of
the George w. I.ederer Stock opera
Company. and accompanied by Thomas
@. Seabrooke and Edna Wallace-llop-
per, for the production ut the Academy
Of Music Saturday night only OF la
Hcllr Helene" direct from tho New
York Casino, where this SPARKLING
NEUROLOGICAL burlcsque was brilliantly
installed several weeks ago and scored
n decisive success. Offcnbach;s refresh
ing musical numbers can never fail TO
please. Manager Lederor promises his
entire company. together with the rich
scenic establishment which add so
greatly to the effectiveness of the rep
reservations at the Casino.
The cast includes. besides Miss Rus
sell and the two artists mentioned
above w, T.. Philip. the young English
tenor; !. c. Miron. the basso: Carl
Ahrends. Sol. Solomon, w. Il. Black and
Ferris Hartman. who has but lately
leapcd into prominence as n comedian
powerful chorus and an attractive
ballet complete the personnel OF the
company, which aggregates nearly a
hundred members.
Prices for Miss Russclrs engagement
vary from soc. to $500, according to To-
cation.
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9TH Err LOCAL ON PAGE 3.
THINK THIS OVER.
"A Rational Remedy for National
Trouble,

To say that hcmorrhods or the disease
commonly known as piles IS national
disease may bc slightly ovtTdrawn, but
u IS cutie certain. that at least ono in
very four persons are - afflicted.
Because II Is common and not immcdi-
atc,y fatal many suffer for years without.
giving tho trouble any med cal attention.
Moreover. the rather general impression
that "a surgical operation is the only cure
has much L. do with delaying attention
Uniil the disease DcComcS deep seated and
chronic
Sufferers from Pile. should know thar
the Pyramid Pic Cure IS better than q
IL causes no detention from business and
the cost is triaing. all druggists selling
Il at 20 cents per package.
Tho astirngcnt effects Of the acids In
the Pyra mid Pile Cure speedily contracts
and restore ~ their natural condition the
blood vessels of tho affected parts. and
as Il quickly dissolvcs in the rcctum. the
remedy sooihCs and heals tho irrttated
surfaces. and these TWO things are the
only necessary requirements for n cure
The principal danger from Piles is tho
liabilities to chronic liberation of tho
rested tissue. and nervous exhaustion
from loss of sleep and attendant pain
and irritation. All these symptoms the
P:ramid quickly relieves and the fact
,h"t 1t is the most popular and widely
sold or any pile cure Is quito conclusive
evidence of thorough merit. If YOU suffer
from bleeding itching nr protr,lding piles
try u fifty cent package Tonight. Ask
your drugstst for Pyromid Pile Cure
mh2a,a0.apl
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AT the opening OF the Spring
season we wish to extend an
invitation to our friends, Gus
toners and public generally to
call on us and see the finest
display of Spring Clothing,
Hats and HaberdaShery we
have ever had the pleasure of
showing.
The store is full of Novelties
in ready-to~wear apparel and
everything is bright, fresh and
new.
The Suits we have made up
this season possess all the
style, all the excelIency of
workmanship and all the ex-
cluSlveneSs Of patterns that
can be had only from tailoring
houses doing business in this
form - making their own
clothes and reproducing the
seasons pictures Of fashion in
the garments ready to-wear.
Another important feature in
buying your clothes here must
be considered that there is
nothing permittedto leave the
premises unless the fit is COR
rect in every way-a thor
oughly organized Tailoring
shop over the new annex
building is at the disposal of
the customers of this store to
take charge of alterations, and
Il perfectly satisfactory fitting
garment is guaranteed to every
customer.
Aside from The manifold
features of advantage that the
many departments Of the store
holds forth by reason of a
gigantic assortment which
the stock affords for a choice
selection, the qualities of the
merchandise are of such STAN
dard that range from that of
moderate cost to The very
finest, whilst positively none
are placed on sale that cannot
be recommended for service.
matters not how cheap IFS price
it must have merit, value,
and give 6 good wear.
The merchandise here passes
direct from the manufacturers
TO the wearers-a avoiding mid
dlemen S margins, thus rem
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VIZ ANTF,D.-- a STYLISH CARRIAGE
w Horse: one that is perfectly sound
and gentle. EXCELSIOR, this office
tnh2SSt'
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dering it possible to get the
same goods for less money, or
better goods for the same
money than can be had at
other stores not possessing
such facilities.
In Mems Wear the assert
ment Of Suits comprises the
richest and most proper color
ingS in Vicunas, Serges, Chev-
lots, Worsteds, DiagonaIs, Silk
Mixtures, CaSSimereS, BatiStes,
Flannels and TWeeds made
up in handsome patterns of
neat designs to please the fancy
OF conservative dresseiS, and
in hobby and fashionable de-
signs for younger men who
desire the latest fad and want
their clothes just so. The
shapes consist Of Double and
Single-Breasted Sacks, loose
backs, conforming side bodies,
handsome three-button Cuta-
way Frocks, Prince Alberts
and ChesterfleIds, represent
ing the choicest of foreign
fabrics, made in the best pos
sible manner ready-to-wear
garments can be produced.
You'll like our Spring Suits
for more reasons than we can
name, but principally for their
good looks and quality and the
economy in the purchase
price. The mammoth stock
contains good clothes at mod
crate price, and you can make
sure OF getting the best posi-
bic satisfaction when you can
get ready to wear garments
with so much tailoring ele-
gance at 50 much less than
regular tailoring prices.
The assortment in Suits for
Men ranging at $40, $3.50
and Sl5.OOiS unusually strong
and will prove of much inter
est TO those interested in prop
erly tailored correct fitting
garments at such a moderate
outlay of money-TheSe we
can guarantee in every way for
good wear and are warranted
in particular for general Salts
faction.
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All In sight OF monument Newest
discovery extracts teeth painlessly.
'. Dental Rooms. Ennes only, 1924
Main street. corner Talbot
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wv ANTED.-A POSITION AS MA
W troll. housekccpcr or to teach
young children English and music Refer
ence If required. Address S. b., 223 29th
street. Newport News IT.
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FOUND.

IL OUND ADRIFT = OFF WINDMILL.
II Point, Chesapeake Bay, by tug
Asher J. Hudson. ono Fish Boat and
Sldff. Owner can get same by applying
20 HUDSON & BRO. CS Roanoke avenue
Norfolk. and paying costs. mh2S--4ta
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DO your glasses suit you? II not, see
DR.. Week. SO Main street.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

At the SOUTHERN SHORTHAND AND
BUSINESS. UNIVERSITY Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday nights. Our Night
who arc engaged during the day. In
struction largely Individual. Terms rea-
fnnAbis, For furthJr Information call at
j. N. REssLER, President.
. EAsAa GA. mhl5-
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LOST, a DOG.

Iost Thursday afternoon, White Shaggy
DOG. both cars black and black stripe on
lover end OF back also black Spots on
IS inches: .icngth of body about "a inches
have raised him since he was a puppy
and am much attachcd to him. Aged 6
months. wall give $40 for his return.
MISS 1IILIE MYERS,
mh2S-3tS Is Avon Street.
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A MYERS. MANAGER EoUlTAIl. II:
IN. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
has removed his offices TO No. 2d5 Main
street. opposite Business Mems Associa.
uoh. mh96-l Nv
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AGENTS WANTED.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Imperium in Imperio.

A novel. by Sutton Il. Griggs. or Bort-
ley, Va. a sociological study OF the
Negro race plobicm Ly one or that race.
interestingly written and Instructive
Sold al all bookstores. 81 clothbound
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28

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IVA Renowned Clairvoyant and business
Medium. can he consulted NJ her parlor5
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
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knowledge of book Keeping: must have
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