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NEW EMPEROR or CHINA.
DO wager Emprcss Has Decided on = suc-
oessor TO the Present Ruicr.

PEKfSG, Feb. 1.-The Chinese here
say the dowager empress has decided
upon q policy regarding the successor
10 the throne. II IL detailed that, ut
a meeting of her relatives, recently
held, she selected the successor OF the
present emperor, but the identity of
the person 10 selected IL not di-
vulged. All reports. however, agree
that a'change ut the palace Is impcnd.
Ing, The emperor Is still strictly
guarded Ia the southwest corner Of
the Island palace. The drawbridgc
connecting the island with the shore
Is drawn up at night. and every morn.
ing the lee around tho island Is broken
In order TO prevent unauthorized per-
sons from approaching 1t.
IL Is asserted Tint the dowagcr en-.
press now practically ignores the
grand council of state aud the tsung.
li-yameu, or Chinese foreign Office.
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THREE LUCKY ONES.
Governor stanley sends In u Batch OF Ap.
pointments- Church succeeds McSaiL

ToPERA, Kan, Feb. 1.-Governor
Stanley yesterday e n the following
appointments 10 the Senate for con.
flrmation;
For state coal oil inspectors. o.
Spencer of Fort Scott, to succeed +.
V. Wharton.
For state superintendent of insur.
ancc-M. V. Church Of Marion, TO sue.
coed Webb McNall.
For state grain iuspcctor-A. T.. Nc
Kcnzic OF Kansas City, Kan to suc-
cccd W. v. Culver.
Spencer and Mckenzie will assume
charge of their Offices us soon as they
are confirmed by the Senate. Church
will not take charge of the insurance
department until July l.
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Private Mall Boxes Must ao.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The govern.
ment commission for the revision and
codihcation of the criminal and penal
laws OF the United States is now con
sidering and it is understood will in.
corporate in the final c%odiication an
amendment to the existing law pro.
hibiting the maintenance in any city
OF any private letter box scheme.
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Lady Churehill.. Venture

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Paris CORES.
pendent of tho London Daily Mail
says: Lady Randolph Churchill, for
merly Miss Jerome of New York, is
about to start q magazine on new lines.
1t will DC sumptuously bound and sold
ut IS a copy. Her son Herbert Church.
Ill, win assist la constructing 1t and
the list OF contributors will include
Emperor william and other royal per.
souages."
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Loving Cup for Stanton.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1. - General
Thaddeus II. Stanton, paymaster gen.
eral OF the army, was retired ut noon
yesterday, In conformity with the age
requirements of the service. Tho oc.
easion was taken advantage of by the
officers OF the ~paymastcr's department
In Washington to present their retir.
Ing chief q silver loving cup us a mari;
OF their personal regard and appreci-
alton of his public services.
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Marines stun In Pekia.

W~AsHISdroN, Feb. ~l.-Sccretaly
bong a telegraphed to Rear Admiral
dewey asking him to inform the navy
department OF the number OF marines
stationed In Pelin. The Chinese min.
lister here Is anxious that the marines
snail be withdrawn, bat this action
Will moi be taken until Minister Con.
ger reports that their presence Is no
longer accessory.
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KANSAS NATIONAL BANK FAILS
Tho Treasury Closes . Russell Inssatu-
ti0a With Q8O. 600 Canstal

WAsHtNoroN, Feb. THE comp
troller OF the currency has received .
telegram announcing tho failure OF
the First National bank OF Russell,
Kansas.
Following is 4 statement of the con-
dition of the bank as shown by the
report made to the comptroller Of tho
currency for December /. 1899: Cap
ital, $50. 900; surplus and undivided
profits, sli.T95; circulation, sis, 900;
due to depositors, $50, $50; total re-
sources, SiGo, TAG.
The bank was placed In the hands
OF John ID Cunningham. national
bank examiner, as temporary receiver.
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FlrepluGa Frozen TN.

CHICAGO. Fob. Fourteen fam.
lies were rendered homeless last night
by a hre which destroyed three story
tenement house at Ie4.le6 Fifty-second
street. Every dreplug in the vicinity
OF the building was frozen up aud by
the time the engines could obtain
water the building was gone.
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Third Starts for Manila.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. With the
mercury at 20 below zero the Third
regular infantry yesterday began their
long journey to the tropical heat Of
the philippines. This regiment has
beer located at Fort Smelling for ten
years, except for the four months of
hard Cuban service.
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Missouri Ladies' RsceIvc.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The ladies' of
the Missouri delegation united In n
public reception and tea. which was
given at the Ebbitt house yesterday.
Mrs: Bland, Mrs. Dockery, Mrs. Cow
herd, Mrs. De Almond, Mrs. Benton,
Mrs. Cooney and Mrs. Lloyd were
hostesses. Mrs. Bland formally intro.
dnced to Washington society at this
junction her daughter, Miss Frances
Bland.
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big Ola mond Rnhhnrx.

LONDON, Feb. l.-Dispatches from
Dresden say that u man named Reif
has been arrested there on the charge
OF stealing diamonds worth 20. 600
marks. 1t Is added that he was for
merly q newspaper mar of Newly ork,
from which city he is said TO have
e!oped with a young lady.
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Woman Killed IN = Runaway.

MENDoN, Mo-, Feb. While Mr..
Gray, wife and ~s-year-old child, who
i've near here, were returning from a
visit to relatives ia Carroll county,
and when within three miles from
home the team became frightened
ana ran away, throwing the family
out Mrs Gray received injuries from
the effects of which she died last
night. The husband and child escaped
with slight injuries.
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To us Supported by saloon Men.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. Cap
tain A. $ Prather. who represents
fancy county in the House. has a plan
for taking care OF drunkards which he
expects soo to incorporate in a bill.
He proposes to establish q home for
inebriates and make the saloon keep
ers support il.
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ANOTHER PROTEST,
Asonciiic IL SIN Tryiog to secnre Rec
ognition-wm Be snubbed Again.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Sixto Lopez,
secretary OF Agoncillo, the Philippine
representative here, called at the state
department yesterday afternoon and
left with the chief clerk another COM
municatlon addressed to the secretary
of state protesting against tho atti-
tudc of u government toward the
Filipino republic" The terms OF the
protest do not go Is far as an ultima.
tum. The same fate awaits this com.
munication as that which befeil its
predecessors, IL will be automatically
ignored.
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Would Join tho prn.. CIuh.

CHICAGO, Feb. lis. +. Cross, the
Chicago millionaire, who brought suit
for damages against Edmund Rostand,
author OF 'Cyrano dc Bergorac," for
alleged plagiarism, has made applica.
ton for membership in the Chicago
Press club.
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Dog Tax for sehoo, Rocks

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Feb. l.-Ellis
of Vernon has u bill providing for a
free school book system. the money
for the books to be raised by placing
a tax or license on every dog in the
state.
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Grave Robbery snl Pas,s. the ssaa,e.

JEFFERSON CRY. Mo-, Feb. 1.-The
Senate passed unanimously Senator
Fields bill making it a felony to re-
move q dead body from a grave. The
oftense Is Ia the removal, and 1t makes
the law SO read that it will not be
necessary to prove the purpose Of the
removal TO secure a conviction.
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DEADLOCK BROKEN.
j. " Qusries Nominated for Senator In
Wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis. Feb, Tho Sena.
torial deadlock was broken last night.
Joseph w. Quarles of Milwaukee was
nominated In the Republican caucus
to succeed John l.. Mitchell, whose
term expires on March A. All the other
candidates Withdrew. Joseph Very
Quarles Is a native OF Wisconsin, hav-
ing been born ia Kcnosha ffty-Ave
years ago. He is an attorney and vet
ernn of the civil war. He has held
many state nnd local offices.
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rh.,r yyive. 70 90 with Them.

WASHINGTON, Feb. L. Secretary
Algcr and the members Of the Senate
aud House military committees, with
their wives, will go on a tour through
the Weat Indies. They will sail from
New York March 0, Immediately after
che adjournment of Congress, on the
steamship Berlin, and win DO gone un-
ell April I.
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Ships Fly tho American flag.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-The Amer.
lean shipping interests of the Hawaiian
islands have largely increased since
their annexation to the United States.
There are now loading for or on the
way to the islands fifty vessels, Of
which thirty.ive fly the American
dag.
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Javeanes May Not Marry

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. l.--Senator
Dan Hart has introduced n bill making
1t unlawful for a probate judge. under
q heavy penalty, to issue a marriage
license to males under 81 years or
females under IS, without the consent
Of parents or guardians.
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LONDON. Feb, i.--St James Gazette
says the French government Is ne
g~otiating with French and British
tin anciers for q loan Of $40, 900, 900 to
Ssv, 900, 900, to be devoted to army and
navy purposes.
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dumped Into tho Ocean.

ATLANTIC CrlY, N. j.. Feb. BE.
cause OF continued failing health, Mrs.
j. Meyers. a wealthy visitor from
Pittsburg, committed suicide by jump
ing into the ocean from the end of
Yonng's ocean pier about noon yester-
daj.
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A wyomlns saow.slide . Nil. Lour.

C%oKEvuLE. Wyo., Feb. IA snow
slide a mile long buried several men
and teams near here. All the men
were taken out alive with the excep.
ton Of Burt Handy who was dead
when found
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Aigsr.. Son nraak. a Leg.

WAsnINoroS, Feb. l.--Secretary
Aiger went to boston hastily last
night TO look after his son Fred, a
student In Harvard university, who
broke his leg there.
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Aimed at Science "Hesiers-

JEFFERSON CRY. No., Feb. -
Greeson has introduced a bill in the
house making 1t q misdemeanor TO
treat diseases except by methods REQ.
ognized by established schools OF med.
icine. The blll" is aimed at healers OF
the Christian Science class.
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CAVALRY BOUND FOR CUBA.
The Infantry Movement to the Island
Said to Have stopped.

Said to Have stopped.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Feb lit Is said
here that the War department has
reached the conclusion that il has
enough infantry In Cuba and that cav.
airy Is now needed Fifteen troops of
the Second, Fifth and Eighth cavalry
regiments will sail from here on three
transports, the Minnewaka, the Man.
itoba and the Michigan, to-day and to.
morrow.
The cities Of Cuba are supplied with
American foot troops, and the special
need In the island Is for mounted men
In the country districts.
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Tho Cherokee treaty Election

TAmLEQUAH. l. t., Feb. L. Voting
ON the Cherokee Dawes treaty Is going
ON here, with indication Of a heavy ma
iority In favor Of the treaty.
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Chester Cadet. Poisoned By rar..z.

CHESTER, Pa, Feb. i.-Sixty-sevsu
cadets OF the military academy hero
wore poisoned yesterday, presumably
trom eating turkey.
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Twenty Children Drounaa.

koENIasBURs, East Prussia, Feb. 1.
Twenty children are reported to
have been drowned by an ice disaster
at the village of Warpuhnen- Boirheiu.
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smith-"Every timo my wife wears
= bonnet II affects her." Jones-.Goes
70 her head. I supposs."--Comic Cuts.
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Wright Hands In His Resignation
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. l.-Speaker
Wright OF tho assembly has rendered
his resignation.
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AFTER ONE VIGOROUS RUBBiNG

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Linlment my
rheumatism was cured ana II has never
returned" says Richmonos leading real
tate agent lie recommended il 10 sey-
al OF his friends and u cured them all.
II will DO the same for you. Dixie Nerve
and Bone l.lniment mas no equal. II Is
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FULTON NEWS NOTES.
Services in the Churches 70 Day-Pcr -
sOnai~ and Briefs.

The regular services will DO held AT tho
Denny-street Methodist church to-day,
morning and night at The usual hours;
Rev. j. y. k0utten, the pastor VIII
preach al II 4. NJ. on .Ahe ELAN W ilh
Tie Pitcher A. $40 on Two Men ana
me next issue OF the Fulton Methodist
VIII be historical edition, containing a
complete history OF that denomination li1
Fulton for torty-nve years. u VIII -
illustrated by four cuts OK the cAuflh
buildings. showing the progress OF no
Miss Ruby. the daughter OF Rev. j. T.
ROutten. pastor OF the Denny street
Methodist church, is stlll extremely tN.
her condition being less favorable imam
Rev. b. Caben Henning will preach
to-day DOtn morning AID evening -
Fulton Baptist church. HIS subjects are
as follows. Morning, Finding the Bread
we cast "a the Waters evening Inc
lie Bu.iding League 81 the Denny
street Methodist church VIII meet AZ MI
Seals SO. 1919 Williamsburg avenue
Thursday - 10. AT CLOCK.
The Richmond Chemical company nave
raised lne wages OF their laDorcrs.
Quite "A good lOt of building D. going on
ln his section ana there are many iarse
buildings plans Tor which ale 40" ucins
Sir. Charles Wade IS stnl carrying his
arm IN "a sling the result Oh vaccination
Mrs Pierce ana son. OF Gates county.
North Carolina, are visiting net Dio1"e4'
Mr.. T. L. Rice. on Denny street.
Mr.. VIM. j Moore, or Boston, Mass
an old Fulton boy. IS here On a Ylslt 10
his mother on Fifth street.
Mrs w. s. Ashley o. New YORK, AZ.
rived here on Monday on "a VISIT to her
sister. Mrs. Root. 80. tl5,s state street.
and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. brunllase,
OF Narina. Henrlco. M.
Mr. Joseph % COnn0r, ono or west
Points most prosperous young business
men. was I'm Fulton visiting friends dn4
relatives this week.
Mrs. l.. C.. Parrish r. a delegate % fns
State meeting OF the Daughters OF la9-
erty. which cOuvenes az Newport News
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Hiram Saxton. ~ Amelia Court
house. formerly Of Nrina, was mere tAs
FIRST OF the week visiting friends.
Mr.. George 81. Mask recently returned
from meeting or the Insurance agents.
which met in Atlanta. Ga.
Cnnfafn Charles Brown. Or the tIe--
apcako and Ohio. Is again at Orleans
street station, much 10 the satisfaction or
Mr. Thn O-Nen continues 70 be Qgi. .
U I'd his residence, on Louisiana STREET.
Mrs. Liza Heath, who has Deen qults
sick during the week IS much improves.
Mrs. Dora wood r. quite Sick al nee
residence. on Denny street.
Mr. w. IT, pease. the enicient Lender
carrier OF Fulton route. continues quite
six M his home. on state street, 10
will be several days before no VIII Dc
able 10 be out.
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4 sTEINWAY UPRIGHT BARGAIN.
WALTER d. Moses & co.
loo5 Main Street.
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so many bricks, over 100000 worth Of
silver bars.
There were no weapons and no guards;
only ordinary looking w0rkmen handling
trucks just as they are IN - freight depot
or express office.
Although thousands Of dollars were be-
ing carried out on trucks without any one
even appearing % keep account OF them.
the system in use in the Mint Is probably
the most perfect in the world. Not only
is every piece OF silver or gold numbered
and stamped with its exact weight and
hneness. but a record IS kept OF every
piece in every vault.
The silver dollars 20 be moved 90 the
new Mint vaults were first placed In bags
1000 ln each bag-and each bag was
placed in "a stout box. These boxes are
each numbered ana hil several vaults.
I'm moving this money the machinery
viii hc sot In motion at Washington. The
Secretary Of the Treasury will write am
order 90 his stant. who will write am
other order 20 the director Of the Mat,
who in turn VIII send an order to super
intondcnt Boyer.
Either tine superintendent or his chief
clerk viii then issue an order 90 the Gus
tOdian OF the Coin. who Will then order a
foreman of workmen 10 deliver so many
boxes. bearing certain numbers ana
stored IN specified vaults, 20 the wagons
il has NOT yet been decided whether an
express company viii make the transfer
or whether the government VIII do its
own hauling. But the methods Will be
similar in either case
PROVISIONS AGAINST LOSS.
II the express company does the work
am order win be sent 70 empowering u 10
r'o,a certain boxes all the numbers be-
ing sorclfcd. as in the other orders. When
AN express wagon drives up to the Mint
door this order Will bee presented. ana
whom the boxes are delivered the express
rompanv's representatives viii give Zee
cofpt containing an The details OF the or
der
Inn the meantime the gatemcn or the
Mint VIII have received an order as 10
jus. what ne is 10 allow to pass out ana
he Will check Off every box as IL Is
loaded in the wagons.
DESPITE sensational reports as 20 num-
crous guards following the treasure
through the streets. thore viii be nothing
I'm the transfer CD attract the attention or
the public. for the simple reason thal
there Is no great danger OF n box con-
tanning a thousand silver dollars belhs
stolen. because no man could carry
home even if &c were given him.
OF course every box VIII be receipted
f,r bv tho guard on duty at the new
yaults But &c IS probable that the many
mon and women who win pass every day
frstalrneufe OF this vast treasure ms D.
l. being carried 20 its new home "ll ho'
even suspect that the wagons contain
more money than they could earn i they
lived q thousand years.
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was dying TO meet the only son, so
IlraCul0lsly restored 90 him. The bear
Was seeking his cub. mot the bulls. Hard
wcu who lId tlcir knives drawn TO light
i0r their financial lives put away the
weapons AID wished HIM COd-5peed,
while half q dozen panic-smilt.u uu-p1t
roads perked up their heads and spoke
oil The wonderful things they would have
done had not CAeyne buried lhc hatche-
To was d busy weekend among the
wires, Tor now that their anxiety was
removed, mca and cities FASTENED % ace
.omMoiato. Los Angeles called 90 san
Diego and DaIsl0w tLat the southern
California engineers might know ana Poe
ready boo their lonely I0lld-Aolats' lar
stow passed The word t0 the Atlantic ana
Pacific. and AlbucueIluc NlNB 1T tLe
whole length Of the Atchisou, topeka
and Santa Fe management even mo
Chicago. An engine, comuiha loi--, cav
with crew. and the great ana silutd
Constance private car were I'D "'
uedffod" over those Two thousand thrte
bnndrel and fifty miles The tram
would take precedence or one nuil"l ~.
and geventv-seyen others meeting ana
missing. despatchers ana crews or every
ono of those said trains must he nou-
oad sixteen locomotives, sixteen engi-
Doors and sixteen nremen would Doe
noedcd-oach and every one The best
a,siiahie Two and one-hah minutes
,,.o,,id he allowed for changing engines.
three for watering. and two for coaling.
..Ivarn the men. and arrange tanks and
cbutes accordingly; for Harvey Cheyne
&C. I'm n hurry. a hurrv-a hurry. sang
The wires. Forty miles am hour viii d.
exnectcd and division superintendents
SIN accompany this special over their
respectivo divisions From San Diego 90
sixteenth street Chicago. Jet che magic
o.,rnet De- laid down Hurry oh. hurry"
1T viii be hot" said Chcvne as they
rolled out Of san Diego CO. the dawn Of
SUNDAY. Were going Co hu.ry. mama.
lust as fast as ever we can, but I real
iv don't think there's any good or your
putting on your bonnet and gloves yet
You'd much better lio down and take
YOUR medicine. ia play You a game OF
daminoee. but It's Sunday"
'"Ill be good. on ] viii he good. Only
taking of my bonnet makes me feel
as n we'd never get thcre"
TRY 20 sleep little mama. and well
be IN Chicago before You know"
"Rut It's Boston. father Tell them 10
hurry"
The six-foot drivers were hsmmering
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OF his society and also obtained the degree
OF b. A. from the College. This year he
takes the NJ. 4. degree and will pursue
his studies az the University OF Chicago.
Mr. McNiels speech on Southern patriO-
tlsm Friday night was an able EFFORT.
and when the decision was announced,
loyal members OF his society carried him
In triumph uron their shoulders.
BY winning IN this contest between the
two societies. Mr.. McNiel goes forth as
the champion of Richmond College IN the
great oratorloal battle 20 be fought az
Salem next month between the various
colleges of Virginia
There is much rivalry between the Two
literary SOCIETIES ~ Richmond College. Tn
1876. the Philaloeian took both the Wit
er's and Orators medal Last year me
Mu sigma Rho took the orator +. an"
the Philologian the writers ano ms
year the Phnologian takes the orator =
Tho w~iter's medal has not yot o'eh
awarded.
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Mr.. M'NlEuS SUCCESS,
His Friends Much pleased With His
Speech Friday Night

Mr.. J. w. II. 1fcNiel. who won the Joint
orators medal 0f the two literary 500
cities of Richmond College Friday n.s.t
Is o. virginia boy. He was born 10 Frank
lin county in Il3 and has lived there
AN his NE with the exception OF the years
soent al college. Mr. McNiel has been
prominent in Richmond College affairs
for wears. For three consecutive seasons
he was captain OF the football team. lie
las been term and final president Of the
Phuologian Literary Society and last
year Mr.. McNiel won the debater's medal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

Nfr IL T.. Granger. manager Of the
ybtlock Branch OF the American To-
bacco Company. has been promoted. aud
viii 20 70 New York IN few days 10
t.ske charge OF his new position.
alr. Granger has been a most faithful
aftachee. and his faith,ulness has been
rewarded
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s4oA..
LOU mean you tch hcr! May BE- =
FRAUD
~ mats 'he motNe' sald me doctor.
1Vo.} ',.,0'''" wv WI 'e-"' ~ >
tA4 boy aulc enough"
In,.4 81 trenen maid. impudently, az
au iuolspeu.aele oue VINO 80 hcp, Oh
o.s u.s. iul-e wages.
-Nl. Dntyue ane say you must come
al uues. sac lauA you afc so,k,
Ain. master ol tarty millions bow cd
his head mrchl ana followed suzanne;
and -. ilIn Iiru voice Uu Use upper I.iIt-
f.- ... ..... ,.I...t .,tuIte-voou SQUARE stalr-
,,... ,,t.I. .,tuAt 20 lt. VIVA, nas hap
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n "s Ia,er WHOM nor HUSBAND biutted
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"a know u. but we've a heap 10 DO
rr.l. Miss kiuzey was from MAwau-
n.. f,..v leaned towards tine secretary.
... ...ft.I there was work ln hand.
ll. MAS i.snaa earnestly at me vaat
r.U.r.r.ay VI America OLA the wall.
..fI-oa. we're COINS right across.
Private ,ir-slraieht throu2h-B0ston.
l.. the ..uUD.laus.' shouted CAr5uc
down thc .afoa-e.
~ thought SOP
rl. secretary turned TO thc typewriter.
a.a. in..r csc. met lout of tlat Was born
I'd s,osI sae looked inqnrin-Iy' DOUBT
C,u .f I.. rc.0mccs. Die signed 10 her
.....,.. ... Morse ass o. neral brings
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The Attacks Guard, colored, VIII meef
a, the hall OF the Sixth virginia Social
club Monday night for reorganization.
Capt. w A. Hankins has commahuea
the company for some time.
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SEVERAL sLIGHTLY-UsED Up
RIGHTS.

A chance Of securing some great bar
gains. Come before the opportunity is
lost.
WALTER j.. MOSES & CO.
1876 Main street.
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Large collection OF Roses, Geraniums
Verbenas Coleus, Cannas, ana other
hndnIne nllnIs.
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Telephones: old. loSl. New Up.
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Riehmond-G I. Tenser and wife
"a w Floyd Reams. 30 feet on south side
Nicholson street. 30 feet west Of Fulton.
yss5.