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OLD CLOTHING
4 SPECIAL price paid for ladies' and gent,e-
mems Cast-Gff clothing and Overcoa:s. Call or
send postal. Niller's. 1895 :. broadway.
l. kinds Of gentiemen's and ladies' clothing.
carp.,r bedding. etc: highest prices paid: call
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ALI. kinds OF ladies' and gentIemen's CASTOR
clothing bought. ] pay the highest price; send
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cash price paid for ladies' and gen.
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WANTED. PRINTING. PUBLICATIONS.
Catalogues Job Printing. Press Work
for the trade Linotype Composition
WILLIAMS PRINTING co. No. S
South Tenth Street
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
No. 2C1 East Franklin Street; IL rooms.
Possession September 18TH.
No 3O3 West Franklin street; u rooAl's'
f2 30. is East Grace Street; u rooms
No. 2QS North Harrison Street; II rooms.
No, SIS Park Avenue; is rooms POS
session September list. ~ ,,,s
No go East Franklin Street; 10 rooms.
Possession September 1st 20
No. SOP West Grace Street; i rooms
S no i69S Floyd Avenue; y rooms, Pos
20, aA2 South Third Street; IL rooms.
Possession October lst
No. sos Floyd Avenue; II rooms. fos-
se No. 1 SS'C West Main Street; rooms
Possession September LIST.
No. 2403 West Main street. II to0A'7
Possession on short notice.
No. 100 East Marshall Street; rooms
30. sos North Twelfth Street. rooms.
S Can for my printed LIST, which con.
tains, in addition to the above, many
other DWELLINGS, large and sma4i
+7+ Real Estate and Loans.
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$3.50
BY ]. D. Carneal,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1io6 East Main Street.

A UcTIoN SALE
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THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared a SE,MI-ANNUAL DIV
DEND OF 21h PER CENT, tree of tax,
out of the earnings OF the past SIX
months, payable on and after J ~ =
1000 ~ 3. BLAIR,
Cashier.
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rAKrNEKsalP NoTICE.

Richmond. Va, June so, 1880
MR.. leon W.ALEERST'EIN. OF Al
RoSENBAUM & CO.. has this day With
drawn from the firm. and the business
viii be continued under the same firm
name by MORTON B. R0SENBATFaf
and i. ReSENBAIM, who assume all Of
the liabilities of the firm
LEON WALLERSTEIN
MORTON b. R0SEiNBAuM.
L RoSEtNEBAJ5ad
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I.EItSONA

% 2lzr Son sT,-yIGTORY OF SCIENCE:
:, - ss@st Cancer battling general
1,r4etiffoners skill yield readily 70 our
scientife methods 80 kflfs; 81 paI 5i y, q
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Office Virginia Fire and Marine

InSuTaIiJt NSViII tItst-',
Richmond. June is, 1900
THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared SEM =
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF LEX
CENT. free of taxi payable to stock
holders on and after JULY 1ST Nts-N1.
Checks will be mailed to stockholders;
Changes of address should be notltled
to company. VIM, H. " CARIftf,
Secretary.
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City Bank of Richmond,

Richmond, Va, June l., 1850.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared the usual semi-annuaL
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT,
PAYABLE on and after July ?. 1860.
J. w. SINTON, Cashier.
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-T,HIRr,Y-FTVE YEARS BUSINESS IN
VIRGINIA
Rest Contracts Tor Lie Insurance Agents
can be made with the
MARYLAND LIFE INSJ RANCE COM
PANY. OF BALTIMORE.
Competent men in Virginia and No'tte
Carolina. who can secure business az
SUeciaI or District Agents. are invited 10
Communicates with the Home Office. Adj
dress VVM. s BLACkFOEsD.
Manager OF agencies.
8 and Id SouEN Street. BALLmOre.
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Rlchmond. Va. June 10. 800.

ttICHl1IOUu- ' - . y'TIC - 49,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIE
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY have this
day declared the usual semi-annual divi-
dend of three 81 per cent on its capt.
tai stock of $5o0,00o free Of tax, payable
on and after July 2. 1900.
JOHN MORTON, sec'y and Treas.
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Richnond Perpetual Building. Loan and
Trust Company.
Ia Street.

Richmond. Va, June 10. 1900.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. OF, THIS
company have declared Cfrom the net
earnings OF the past six monthsl DIN
IDEND OF ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE on the paid-up stock tand rata
the office of the company on and after
July 2, 1900.
Cashier.
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Virginia State Insurance Company,
Richmond. Va. June -. 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
company have this day declared q
SEMI ANNUAL d I'D p . OF
THREE CD PER CENT, payable on
CHAS. X. WILLIS.
Treasurer.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

At the request of the executor of G: Nc
Namara's estate we will offer for sale, at
public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, july D 1900.
al 6 O'Clock =. NJ. those TWO DESl RA-
BILE AND WELL-BUILT BRICK
DWELLINGS, known as Nos. 2Sl9 and
2S21 Rockets Street.
The improvements consist Of two desir-
able brick dwellings. containing ABOUT
Z inches on the west side OF Rockets
Street. and runs back between Irregular
lines on its northern line pa feet, and on
its southern line us feet with q WIDTH on
its rear of 15T feet inches, more or less.
This property should attract real estate
purchasers, as it is good renting property,
with ample room TO erect large buildings
in the,rear, with railroad faculties
TERMS: 0ne-third cash: the balance at
six twelve and eighteen months.
McVEIGH & Gl.lNN,
je 30 Auctioneers
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- 3 - R e q ~
ga aaa for Sale

A VERY VALUABLE PLACE OF 100
ACRES, in about ~ miles from city
This farm is perhaps the best one now
on the market All of the land is rich
and productive, and the location is very
attractive Large house in fine condition
and numerous outbuildingS. WIN sell at
" " r. &. CEAFFIN & co, Inc,
ivl No. ! North Tenth Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-01
BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Aucuonecrs,
No IL North ELEVENTH Street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF
IMPROVED AND UNINIPRONED
West Cary StreetP Property

In pursuance of the mentioned
decree. the undersigned, appointed Tor me
purpose, viii sell, by auction, upon the
FRIDAY. THE 9TH DAY or JULY, 1900,
at & o'clock p. NJ,
list NICE BUILDING LOT on the east
cary Streets. Said lot has a front OF -
feet s inches by q depth OF 100 feet u
inches to an alley in rear l. feet wide
I'd. BUILDING LOT on the north me
of Cary near Lombardy Street. fronting
2C1a feet by a depth OF 135 feet to an alley
I'd. BUILDING LOT. adjoining the
above on the east, fronting y feet by q
depth of 10 feet to an alley i'll rear 10
itf. FRAME. DWELLING No. 1916,
with lot 20 by 119 feet inches to an alley
in rear % feet wide.
9TH. FRAME TENEMENT No, 1514,
with lot - by 1T9 feet inches to an
alley in rear 20 feet wide.
9th FRAME TENEMENT No 13l2,
with lot % by fT9 feet inches to an
alley 20 feet wide.
With a small outlay in the way of re-
pairs these dwellings can be made 10
yield good income upon the amount eA-
pected from the sale. The lots are most
desirable, and, in view Of the increasing
and pressing demand for dwellings, no
one can so astraX by buying and build
ing them up for rental purposes or homes.
You will find it greatly to your interest
10 attend this sale.
THE TERMS are most inviting-viZ.:
One-tlird cash, and the residue upon
credit of one two and three years, for
negotiable notes. with per cent. inter-
est added from day of sale, or al cash.
at the option of the purchaser, title to be
retained by the court until the whole
purchase-money is paid and conveyance
or conveyances are ordered.
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioner.
Mary S. Miller VS.. w. Z. Miller ct ais
Richmond Chancery Court decree Of
June -. 1900:
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First National Bank,

First National Bank.
Richmond Va. June %. 1900
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared "a DIVIDEND OF F0ll n
PER CENT. out of net earnings or the
mast six months, free of all taS. Checks
for same will be mailed shareholders or
3Oth June proximo.
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C1n.i or Beividere Streets. one gsaels
feather Biil-Rnok, containing bills.
Ef.,df.r will please return same to our
store. No. 59l West Main Street, and get
reward.
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No. 7oI {. Franklin ST.

At the request OF the owners, who are
sfeterniIIed 10 sell, we VIII offer, u, public
fsuction. on The premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY ). 1900.
at O'Clock 7. N, that ENCEILENT
STOCK BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 7ol
East Franklin Street The dwelling is a
snust substantial three-story ana hase-
,leist brick structure, containing il
rooms, al III thorough order. and CON.
tanning ali The conseniences, such as
range iatrobe stoves, bath hot and cold
water, &C. The kitchen is detached. and
contains large rooms. There IS a two
story brick structure on the rear of this
property renting for Sisa.oo per arintm.
The shove property is sold TO close up
. al. estate, and as all parties III interest
s..s determined TO SELL rare opportunity
Z s. offered the Investing public 10 purchase
q nice home or a good. wing investment
TERMS: Reasonable. and will be an
3s.s,s''sss c. L. Is II. j. DENooN.
III Auciioneers.
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A1atronnlitan Ranl

Richmond. Va June 20, 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or, . =
Richmond Traction Company nave LiIs
day declared a SEMI-ANNUAL ID VI
DEND OF . PER CENT. on its IapI-
tai Stock. payable on and after July
>. 1900. Transfer books will be close"
from June 18th to July :. iNp
EVERETT WADDEG,
Secretary
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Mary S. Miller VS.. w. F. Miller ct ais
June -. 1900:
The bond required of the special COM
missioner by the above decree has been
July given.
Teste: CHAS. .. SAY Il4LE
iy1 Clerk.
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WANTS.

SEE THAT BLUE sTREAFSe-wHE,S
you say TRIBUNE that IS all here
IS to it There is one high grade, and
We have It known the world over as.
the perfection OF wheels. FEATHER
STONE BICYCLE, feet as a bird,
strong as 4 mule, at 81 per pound
Warranted Tires, s1-75. Gas Lamps, 81:
Nickel GU Lamps. sc, Spokes. &c.
Brass-NicksI Foot Pumps. Sc we have
equipred our shop with she latest
machinery for building and cnameIns
all kinds of bicycles. TrIcycIes and
Baby-Carrfase Repairs Work guar
anteed- HARRIS HARDWARE conf
PANY, No 100 East Rroad Street,
Richmond Va.
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saLEsslES WAN TED.

WANTED. BY. ESTABLISHED. WE'LL
rsfzs firm, scheme or Speciality men, 70
SIfsr exceedingly attractive and sala-
HE line Special terms and UNIQUE n
F,,ranaT,ts Eiigh-priced men invest
gate. BOX $50. Detroit, Mlch.
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WED, AGENTS FOR TuE GREAT

AGENTS FOR ME CREAT
Confederate Naval Nar History,
sRecoIlgctions of q Naval life. thciud-
irle In. Cruises OF the Q. :. ). Sumter
and Alabama. by Captain John Nc
Tnfosh -Keu, executive officer on both
shfps \ general agent wanted Tor s9Sn
NENIE CO. Publishers, Washington.
D g
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.
POSSESSION SEPT. 1-oCr. /.

POSSESSION SEPT. LOOT. /.
2o7 West Grace Street near Jefferson,
September 1st. 80. 1,ffarsor
5O:: West Grace Street. near Jefferson
oS 9s6 West Grace Street near Harrison,
og AIS West Grace Street. near Harrison,
f Flat in "Shirley," Third and Cary, Sep
$40 North Seventh Street, near Leigh
Street September list.
These dwellings are now occupleu, W t !
rEnants so same may be Inspected at rea-
3t.,ilI. honrs H. a ~McCURDH,
jy1-3t lioiie'
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planters. National Bank.

The Prudential Banking and Trust Co.
Richmond, Va, June %, 1850.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have dec AIRED a semi rnnual DIVIDEND
OF THREE PER CT Mt on its capital
stock. free of tax, pay bic on and after
.Tulv i, 1900. GEORGE E. STYLL.
Secretary ana Treasurer
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SIrUATIoNS wANTEp--Fernaie'
WAN,TED-A COMPETENT S.iEiNolf-
rapher would ike to engage wiJh par
ties WHO are leayus en- vacations 70
substitute for them durtnS their aosehcs-
Address Miss CoRDELE, al North
Thirty-thtrd street, city
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The State Bank of Virginia;

Eichm0nd, Na-. JULt--T ,'.V,.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS B AM
PER CENT. payable on and after
LILLY ID WM NJ. HILL. Cashier
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LOST AND FOUND

: e,sT-oN TUESDAY EVENING LAST.
1,1DYs DoUBt4r.-6,ASE. GOLD
WATCH. with Chain. somewhere on
Ninth street between Cary and the
rfyer- or on the rocks in the river. a
ifberaI reward will be paid and no a--es-
lions asked If left at No. Ii South Ninth
Street.
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HELP sSrED-male.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Do YOU
want oue2 Ger ready now Circular -,
giving particulars as tn salaries. dates
OF aXlmiua don. etc. sent free by M
TCTE. Washington ID. G.. Write to-
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WANTED MAN or GOOD CHARAC-
ter: deliver and collect for oid-estab-
lished manufacturing house; 5000 a year
and expenses guaranteed +AudfSSs
MANU- ACTL-REE. Tlird floor, $50
Dearborn Street. Chicago
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Detached Brick Dwellings
iBy request OF owner l will. on

BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctjoneers,
No. II North Eleventh Street
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WANTED. TO SELL \ NICE FARM OF
30 acres. IL in pine ana oak. sight niles
distant from Richmond Fun infHrfla-
ton supplied by l. LEWIS. No. 7i5
Perry Street. lfanChester, Va
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WANTED RESIDENCE To TAKE
care OF during the simmer months. Best
of references. Apply 10 5oS North First
Street.
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In pursuance of the mentioned
decree the undersigned, appointed for the
purpose, viii SELL by auction, upon the
FRIDAY, THE 9TH DAY or JULY, 1900,
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WANTED To Buy y SMAI.T.-SfZED.
second hand CASH REGISTER. Must
be OF latest pattern and in perfect order.
Apply to f10t West Main street
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DNE OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL, IN
EVERY PARTICULAR,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-29
A REPUBLICAN SCHEME.

Senator Jones of Arkansas, in a re-
cent interview, alluding to the duplici-
ty of the Republican party, says:
Democratic leaders do not expect to
see any antitrust legislation put
through the present congress. Accord
ing to the lights before them, the Re-
publican program seems to be to quiet
ly suppress all efforts toward substan-
tial antitrust legislation, or, if any
thing at all is put through, to enact
some meaningless bill just before ad
5ournment-something they know will
not stand the test of the courts and
will, therefore, satisfy the trust people,
but which cannot be passed upon by
the courts until after the presidential
election. 1t Is more probable, how
ever, that they will do nothing in con-
gress, but will fortify themselves for
the campaign by putting into their
platform the strongest kind of an anti
trust declaration. They will, if they
can find the language to frame it, have
a plank more strongly antitrust than
that of the democrats themselves.
"The utterances of Republican lead
ers in the house-Grosyenor, Hepburn
and others-indicate purpose to
claim all the credit for the Sherman
law and to attempt nothing in the
way of further legislation. Any effort
on their part to legislate would, they
fear, stir up strife among their own
forces. 1t is their policy. therefore, to
let well enough alone and trust to their
platform declaration to carry them
through the campaign that is sure to
be waged against their party as the
party of trusts"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-29

One of the counties of the state OF
Connecticut once boasted of Judge
who, though poorly furnished with
those little refinements usually met
with in polished society, was an ener-
getic, shrewd man, and a promising
lawyer. A neighbor of his was about
to give away his daughter in marriage,
and having deep-rooted dislike to
the clerical profession, and being de-
termined, as he said, ito have no par
son in his house." he sent for his
friend the judge, to perform the cere-
mony. The judge came, and, the can
didates for the connubial yoke taking
their places before him, he addressed
the bride: "You swear you will marry
this MANI" yes, sir" was the reply.
"And you addressing the bridegroom)
swear you will marry this woman ?"
well, do" said the groom. Then" !"
said the judge, Il swear you're mar
ried!"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-29
TRUST GREED.

"The rapidity with which the trusts
are strengthening themselves and abb
sorbing the wealth of the country will
soon place them beyond the reach OF
the people. They now add hundreds
of millions to their wealth every day,
and make presidents, for none can
doubt, in spite of McKinley's mild dis
approval of the trusts in his message,
that Mr.. Hanna, who made him presi-
dent, is the agent of the trusts and
put Mckinley in the White House be-
cause he thinks he can use him there.
The trusts are rapidly strengthening
their grip on the money power of the
government, and, as they very recently
have shown, can now cause panlcs
that will crush their enemies and
sweep out of existence all who dare
oppose them. They are a hundredfold
more powerful than they were two
years ago, and hundredfold more
grasping, arbitrary and tyrannical. 1t
will be no easy matter for the people
to crush them now. 1t will be well
nigh impossible to do so by the ordi-
nary process of law two or three years
hence. New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-29
REPEATING HISTORY.

President Jackson opposed national
bank that would stand between the
people and the national treasury; the
issue of paper money as currency and
the control Of the government de-
posits- He deemed the bank unneces-
sary and power dangerous to the in
dependent action Of the government
and of the people. He insisted that the
transaction Of the government be in
gold and silver as the only constitu-
tional money. He withdrew the gov
ernment deposits from the banks and
placed them in the subtreasuries which
congress created. The money power
was beaten at every point. But jack
son warned the people that it would
again come to the front, and his warn
Ing has been verified
What are the conditions today? The
national administration is favoring
law which will place the cwrency-
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-29
JOHN HAY.

Secretary of State Hay is misfit.
There is nothing of the American
about him. He is all English, although
he came from Pike county in this state.
He is ashamed of the fact that he ever
lived in Pike, and SO are the Pike
county people. He has held Office all
his life, married a fortune and apes
the English aristocracy. While he has
been a steady officeholder, 1t has al
ways been by appointment. He never
lived in community that would have
elected him constable. He represents
nothing on the earth, in the earth or
above the earth. He has no more con-
ception of what Americanism is than
does the sultan Of Sulu. He never
hustled at the polls, never carried a
torch, never participated in an cleo
tion row. He never did anything, in
fact, to bring him in contact with the
people and never examined the springs
that move men. His political ideas
were gained first as fiunky to the great,
next as an associate of foreigners.
Such is the man in whose hands the
foreign affairs of the great American
people are placed.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-29
DEMOCRATIC PHILIPPINE
POLICY.

1t has often been asked, What is
the policy Of the Democratic party on
the Philippine question:" 1t ought not
to be difficult to discover that policy,
for it has been stated again and again
by the Democratic leaders in congress
and elsewhere. The Cairo Argus says
the sentiment OF the Democrats in con-
gress is shown in the fewest words and
in the clearest language in the resolu-
tion offered by Congressman McRae
Of Arkansas. and which reads as fol-
lows: BE it resolved, ETC., that the
United States hereby declare that their
purpose in acquiring jurisdiction and
control over the Philippine islands
was, and is, to secure to the inhabi-
tants thereof, as soon as practicable,
after the suppression of the existing
rebellion therein, a free, independent,
stable government, republican in form,
anu that the United States guarantee
to said inhabitants protection against
all foreign invasion"