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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09


the First Presbyterian Church, of
which the Rev. L. T. Wexford is pas
tor.
a large amount of business will
claim the attention of the Synod, MAX
ing 1t in, all probability the most inter-
esting convention ever held in the his
tory of the Presbyterian ministers and
elders of the churches in the three
States.
AT the last convention of the Synod
Kew. u. Il. Wexford and Mr.. Dewitt
Arnold Hall. of the Second Church,
were constituted u committee to pro-
vide for the meeting of the Synod at
Newport News in 1900.
The sessions of the Synod will open
at 1880 y. M. Tuesday, October 23d.
when new moderator, two recording
and two reading clerks will be elected.
Rev. DR.. Moore, the retiring modera-
tor, Will preach the opening sermon.
The delegates will consist of the
preachers and one delegate from each
church in the three States, all of
whom are expected at the opening of
the session on Tuesday.
1t is learned that the Wednesday
night session will be in the interest OF
the missionary cause. at which there
will be one principal address, to be
followed by talks of ten minutes or
d.
DR.. John Davis. Presbyterian mission
aries to China. and Rev. w. d. Rex-
nolds and Rev. w. F.. Junken, Pres-
byterian missionaries to Corea are OK
pected to be in attendance upon the
convention.
All of the missionaries. with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Davis. We're classmates
of Rev. Il. 7. Wexford, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, Newport
News.
At the opening Of the session the
local committee will recommend to the
Synod the time for the consideration
of the educational work, home and
foreign missions. colored evangelical
ton. Sunday school work and other
great church enterprises.
All of the Presbyterian ministers and
elders are largely interested in increas-
ing the endowment of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary at Richmond. and it
is expected that n special service will
be held for the discussion of Tween
tieth Century Fund, TO be applied to
this institution.
The delegates from the Presbyterian
churches in Norfolk and Portsmouth
have not as yet been elected. but will
be either the latter part of September
or first of October.
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A REGIMENTAL BAND.
NJ. T. ]. SMITH WOULD LIKE TO
ORGANIZE ONE HERE.

ORGANIZE ONE HERE.
Mr.. T. J. Smith. who acted as drum
major in the Labor Day parade. and
who has organized several bands in
this section, has conceived the idea of
organizing a regimental band in this
city.
Mr. Smith believes that there is suni-
cient unengaged musical talent in Nor
folk, Portsmouth and Berkeley TO form
n regimetal band of about twenty
seven or twenty-eight pieces. He
states that he already has twelve men
available and prospects for success
seem bright. The military companies
here at present have no band. and the
project. II feasible. seems to be good
one. Mr.. Smith is living at 20i Ran
dolph street, Portsmouth.
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Summer Excursion Tickets.

Are now on sale at lowest rates to all
points via Washington and Baltimore
Steamers. and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. uoyal Blue Mne). For detail
ed information apply to
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS. S. p. A..
X Under Atlantic Hotel.
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Eyes Examined Free.

DR.. A. Week manager OF the optical
department of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. Will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially Invited to call. te2e-tf
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PERSONAL.

MORPHINE. OPIUM. LAUDANJJM
WI cocaine habit: myself cured Will in
form you OF harmless. permanent homo
cure. MRS. BALDWIN. Box 1912. Chi
cago. mh25-sutf
" ICTORY OF SCIENCE OVER DIS
ease. Cancer battling general practi-
toner's skill yields readily to our scien-
tific methods. No knife. plaster or pain.
MASON MEDICAL CO. 12i w. Send ST.,
New York. Book and advise free
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September 8, 1900.

september 81 IJUU.
The suit of Mrs. Lena B. Starro
against Mr.. VIM. G. Starro. having
been due to a misunderstanding. has
been dropped from the docket.
r. w. PEATROSS,
Attorney for Mrs. Lena B. Starro.
se4-tu-su-2t.
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WANTEp--MALe HEJp

4IyAPABLE MAN TO TRAVEL. AMD
~ appoint agents; $1,000 yearly salary:
eSUPT., CO-OPERATIVE co. AZ paon
born st., Chicago. scS-su.5t
nv MEN no LEARN RAJ
q Der trade; s weeks rcquired. sneciai
sclEer OF n ear, tools, scholarship and
caao CIR New York continued his no. IN n :.
positions guaranteed. Catalogue AMI
RsrJJiGeqaiisa.Ts f 8 &c ,MoLER BARB.EiiRR
Fourth avenue. eitsburg, Pa. 4l9
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Sac, your Agent at once as to dates
and rates by the SEABOARD AIP
LINE RAILWAY to the Annual Con.
vention OF the National Baptist Asso-
ciation (colorcd), at Richmond, Va.
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Tickets to the Annual Convention OF
the National Baptist Association (col-
ored). ut Richmond. good for thirteen
days, by the SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY. se2-St
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The Monticello Cafe. for ladies and
gentlemen. closed during the summer.
will be open to the public Monday, Sep
TENDER 10TH for the season.
seq ,th
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$3.50
$3.50
Via Norfolk e. Western Ry. to Richmond
Sovereign Grand Lodge j. o. o. f.,

Richmond. Va, Sept. 18th to a.d, 1000.
For the above occasion the Norfolk
and Western Ry Co. will sell round
trip tickets to Richmond at $3.50 on
September 10. 10 and 18th, limit for re-
turn trip September 18th. Also will
sell account Grand Parade, tickets at
$3.50 on September 18th. and for the
morning train September 10th, limit
September Goth. For Uniform Rank of
Cantons. fifteen or more on one ticket,
$500 per capita.
For additional information apply at
City Ticket Office, No. 10 CRANKY street.
or NJ e. w. Depot.
c. II. BosLEY.
Dist. Pass. Agt.
W. L. HAZLEWOOD.
City Pass. Agt.
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aaELP WAMTEp-EEMaIE

AIDES TO WORK Ar HOME. 81
: ~ Y pes week; no scanv assing; work sent
prepaid, Send stamped addressed en nvn.
5opc for sample and particulars, n W
MUTTON e. Co, Dept. x, Philadelnb;s
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AutomoblIe for Hire.

$3.50 per hour. Will seat S passen-
gers and driver. At IMPERIAL LIV-
cry STABLES, IS Cove street. Old
phone, 9ss; new. 600. ]. F. HERMAN.
se7.s. 11-Sts
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JR. Q. U. A. MECHANICS.

Friendship Council. Jr. o. U. A. Me-
chanics was organized In Atlantic City
Ward last night by Deputy Councillor
w. r. Butcher. of Norfolk. assisted. by
Junior Past State Councillor AleXan-
der. of Newport News. and a degree
team from Ideal Council. of this city.
The officers OF the new council were
installed. and 1t was launched in good
shape. Brief addresses were made by
several members. and the occasion was
of most enjoyable nature. Friend
ship Council will have its headquarters
at Odd Fellows Hall.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

the Biennial Encampment of the
knights of Pythias at Detroit. Mich.
from August 9th to September 4th.
was largely attended, it being csti-
mated that over ten thousand visiting
knights were present. Five companies
of the First Regiment of Virginia went
by special train over the Norfolk and
Western Railway, and one company
OF the same regiment by way Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The reg
this section, under the following off,
GERS: Colonel George w. Battley;
Lieutenant Colonel S. j. HARDWOOD,
Major w. c.. Corbitt, Major E. w.
Huffman, Captain H. l.. Myers. Adj
1utant; Captain j. 7. Lawrence, COM
missary; Captain Herman Schanbach-
er. acting quartermaster; Captain DON
aid Mcleod. signal officer; Captain
Il. p. Bunting. commanding A Com
pany; Captain Andrew busch, COM
Battcn. commanding c Company: Cap
tain " z. Holt. commanding d Com
pany: Lieutenant Wilson, commanding
Comapny, and Captain B. F.
Vaughan, commanding Company.
There were about three hundred and
twenty-five men of the regiment in
Ike in the big parade. and their band.
the Great Western of Detroit employ
ed for the occasion, and the finest in
that section. caused the regiment to
receive quite an ovation as they passed
the reviewing stand. the band at that
time playing Dixie" The leader of
the Great Western Band. MIR. Hoffman.
composed Il march callEd The First
Virginia Regiment" and dedicated the
same to Captain II. l.. Myers. 1t is
said to be quite a catchy piece of mu-
sic. and copies are to be sent to the
S. A. l.. Band. of Portsmouth. The
boys all report that they had Il jolly.
good time. and from the yell given by
the Vrginias at the various head
quarters at which they called we pre-
sumo that they had. The following
was the Virginian yell:
Ripp! Rapp! Ruff!
We are the stuff!
We always drink
Until we get enough!
Huly gee. Who are we?
We are from Old Virginia-ee.
First in war. nrst in peace,
First in the hands of the Detroit po-
lice!
Are we in it?
Well. l should smile.
Lieutenant Colonel HARDWOOD being
the chief of polio. of Newport News,
the staff of the regiment were extended
many courtcsies by the poucc depart
ment of Detroit. among which were
carriage drives through the city and
a dinVer at the yacht club ct Belle
Isle The hoyS all have words of
praise for the department, and partic-
uiarly for the superintendent of police.
and Chief Detective r. A. Stenton.
their old friend BILL"
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Stops the Cough and Works OF the Cold.
Laxatime Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
n cold inc day. No cure. no pay. Price
25 cents. se1-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HNREE TRIP.-TO ANY ONE APPLY
IL ing to the undersigned, a free trip
over the new electric line will be given
to Kensington and return. THEO. N
RAMSAY, 229 Main st. It,
MADAM ROzITTA. THE NOTED
Ifk Palmist, is here. Your past, present
and future revealed. GA Butte ST. near
Hospital. se9-1ws
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EXCURSION!

The knights OF Maccabees will give a
Grand Moonlight Excursion up the James
steamer Pocahontas viii leave CLYDE
wharf, foot. OF Water street. 7:l5 p, NJ.
sharp. Music by Old Dominion Band
Dancing and refreshments aboard boat.
Tickets, &C., For sale at boat. se7-3t
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
To Convene at Newport News,
October 23rd to 9th.
The Sessions WIN DO Hold in the First Pres
bytorian Church An Important Eoolssl-
astical Body.

The Presbyterians of Newport News
News are making extensive prepara-
lions for entertaining the Synod of
virginia. West Virginia and Maryland,
which convenes in annual session I'm
that city from October 23d to the 9th
inclusive. The Synod will be held at
the First Presbyterian Church, of
which the Rev. L. T. Wexford is pas
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x. o. T. NJ. EXCURSION.

The knights Of the Maccabees will
give grand moonlight excursion
Monday. September 10th, up the James
river. for the benefit OF Newport News
Hospital fund. The steamer Poca-
hontas will leave c. & O. pier Sis p.
IN. The Old Dominion Band will fur
nish music. Dancing and refreshments
on board boat.
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w ANTED--SALESMEN AND COT
ieetors to work In the city and
country. Apply 20 the SINGER MANI.
F1cTTRIHG CO.. zoo Church street. Nor.
,- -tt,lA. W. juS-2taw-tf
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nor SALE.-AT A SACRIFICE, A
Il Standard Typewriter, new and in
perfect condition. Address p. o. BOX
52l Norfolk Va Ito
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w ANTED.-BoARD AND ROOM BY
wv gentleman and wife. Private fam
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Office. Se5-ot'
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Wy ANTED. - TWO FURNISHED
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ferred. Address THE COL" this office.
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VA ANTED-BoARD BY YOUNG MAN
w and wife. Location. west of Brew
er street. State terms. Address PER-
MANENT, Box 21T. City. scS-3t"
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WI ANTED.--BOARp AND ROOM FOR
w lady in the West End or Client.
forms moderate. References. Address
TEACHER. Pilot office. it,
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w ANTED.-THREE OR FOUR CON-
wv nected rooms for light housekcep-
ing desired in good location. References
exchanged Address y. H.. this office.
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wv ANTED.-AN OFFER ON A FEW
w shares Of Mutual Fidelity stock.
Last payment In October; Good reason aS1
for selling. Address TRAVELLER"
this office IT.
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NOR RENT. LEASE OR sALE-LoT
IL of land, l25x50. fronting on Mahone's
Lake: is high and dry. Enquire 176 Ber-
muda street. mal2-tf
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~ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISHES
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Will furnish room IL desired. Address
r. o. BOX Al. se9-3t-
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All transient advertisements In
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for In advance.
Rate, ono cent por word each In
sertion, minimum. 20 cents.
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NY ANTED-POSITION BY A YOUNG
wv man strictly sober; age 81 years:
single; can furnish references. Have had
five years experience In selling trade in
city. Address Box AIS. Wilmington, N.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE.-A BAKERY DOING A
e fine paying business in a growing
section. Address c., Virginan-Pilot.
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WV ANTED.-oNB UNFURNIsHED
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or three unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping. c. A., care this Office. se9
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A MOTHER NEW PATENT; SIS. 90 PER
Z n day guaranteed you; free outfit to
start right to work. BRAIIAAf MFG.
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! BoaRpERs,

I ysSoARpDRs WANTED IN PRIyATE
= fanfly. West End, sae-st.
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WY RENT ONE LARGE
w furnished front room. References
exchanged If desired. 10 MARINER ST.
Norfolk. It,
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OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 3.
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ATTEST Use Chichester, English Pennyroya Pills
III Beat! safosti Only Reliable! Take no other,
buJ OF Iour Druggist or scnd &C., stamps, 70. parts
u.s And Kesef for Lsdies in letter by return m all
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M ANTED. = YOUNG MEN AND
Nv young women to register for posi-
tions as clerks. stenographers, book
keepers. &c. We supply domestic labor
cooks. housemaids. nurses and laborers
BUREAU FOR EMPLOYMENT AND
LABOR, 35S Main street
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a CTIVE MAN; $50 MONTH AND EX-
4A penscs; permanent position; oxpe-
ricncs unnecessary; write quick. CLARK
phia- 1t
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w ANTED.-BIDs SUBMITTED ON
wv frame dwelling. Lambert's Point,
20S50 feet, 10 feet pitch. Address go
AHEAD Virginian-Pilot It,
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w ANTED EvERYWHERE- HUST-
wv lers to tack signs. distribute circu-
lars samples, ETC.; no canvasSng: good
pay. SUN ADVERTISING BUREAU,
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AGENTS WANTED.

MAN FOR ROAD.-s2O WEEKLY AND
wi expenses; sell dealers: experience
unnecessary; permanent position.
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THE ODD FELLOWS.

iS iNPCi VI liC SldnQ SStlGldI VI
the Odd Fellows. which will be submit
ted to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
when it meets at Richmond on the 18th
instant. has been completed.
In commenting on the forthcoming
convention the grand secretary says:
For the first time since it's organi-
cation. the Sovereign Grand Lodge
meets in Virginia; and when it is re-
membered that Maryland, the birth
place and the cradle of American Odd
Fellowship is an adjoining state, 1T
seems more remarkable still that this
should be our first session in the Old
Dominion.
SlXTY-SEVEN YEARS AGO.
Our order was planted on Virginia.
soil sixty-seven years ago. The first
report from a lodge of this order in
Virginia TO the Grand Lodge of the
United States appears in the journal of
that body, of the session held in New
York city, August, 1884. The grand
treasurer's report shows the receipt by
him Of the charter fees from Virginia
Lodge. No. l, at Harper's Ferry. and
shows nineteen limitations. no suspen-
sions, no explosions s195 revenue, and
twenty-four contributing members.
The charter for that lodge was granted
at special session of the Grand Lodge
of the United States. called for the
purpose, by Thomas Widely. grand
sire. in Baltimore. May 4. 1893
Virginia now has over 200 lodges, and
more than 10000 Odd Fellows, notwith-
standing she has lost more than one
third her area, in giving another State
to the Union.
Speaking OF the achievements in the
past. the grand secretary says of the
order at large:
THE progress made in 1899 is almost
phenomenal. With an increase of over
81 600 in the membership in the SUI
coordinate lodges. $4,000 in Rebekah
members. and. best of all, nearly Zoo
in the patriarchal branch. we found
every reason for congratulation and
hope.
VIRGINIA REPORTS.
The reports OF the grand officers OF
Virginia to the grand secretary of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge are as fol-
lows:
James Mitchell, grand patriarch.
great interest in public life. and this
has detracted to large extent from
that interest which we snould all have
in the progress of our order. Our last
meeting, held in the city of Roanoke
one year ago, was at time when we
could hear the war cry on all sides.
and none knew which of us would be
required to respond first to our coun-
try's call; but we now see that war
can make no material difference with
the growth OF our beloved order. Odd
Fellowship In Virginia has taken nc
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!. w ANTED.-LADIES TO PURCHASE
wv handsome Tailor-made Gowns. |
have decied to open first-class Ladies'
Tailoring Department In connection with
my merchant tailoring business. You can
have over 500 different pieces of material
to select from. l guarantee n perfect fit
Try me. S. BROWN. Is Bank ST. se9-1w
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& A NY LADY CAN EASILY MAKE s1s
IN to $50 weekly by reprcsenting us in
her locality. and as the position is both
I will gladly send full particulars To all
Even your spare time is valuable if Won
really want to make money. Address
T ISI, % &c: stamp. MRS MARY Il. WHEEL
rs au19-Su-5fs AZ
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nor RENT. = TWO PLEASANT
II front rooms. nicely furnished. 357
CRANKY ST, corner York Place and
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M ANTED.-A POSITION IN A GOOD
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reference. Address w. B. SIMPSON,
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WI NTED.-PosITION AS CoLLEC-
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parties Address BUSINESS. 102 Pearl
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dor SALE.-CHEAP AND ON REA-
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improvements. Hamilton avenue. Client
HAMILTON, care Virginian-Pilot.
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w ANTED-GOoD BROOM MAKERS.
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CYO PIANO. VERY NICE SER
sOOO viceablc Piano. good condition.
only $40 VIII suit beginners. ST1EFT.
| &c CRANKY. se7-3t
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WTANTED-AT ONCE, FIFTY GIRLS
w between the ages II and 60. In the
Virginia Hosiery Mills at Lambcrts
Point; paid while learning; house rent
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w ANTED.-PARTNER WITH SOME
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not afraid OF work. The business al
ready established and outlook good.
None need apply unless willing to take
nn active part The reason. party need
1ice. seG-ats
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT.-oNE OR TWO NICE
Il rooms. furnished or unfurnished,
with privilege of bath. can be had by
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A NEW UPRIGHT FOR $685. THE
~ only reason that We sacrifice this
shipping. otherwise 1t is bran new. This
Is Il great bargain and will be sold on
easy terms. AMES g. BURk. Largest
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21C per week bona hde Salary and
Z SOA ILeNpcnses. Capable men and
%omen to represent us appointing agents
Rapid promotion and increase of salary,
New. brilliant lines. BUTLER &,
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A GENTS WANTED TO HANDLE
1A-on- standard Eeeasii -alse LATEST
ers. Write for terms c. a. n MISC;
Co, Springfield. Mass. it,
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a large amount of business will
claim the attention of the Synod, MAX
ing 1t in, all probability the most inter-
esting convention ever held in the his
tory OF the Presbyterian ministers and
elders of the churches in the three
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TOR SALE-STEAMER CRESCENT.
II 80 gross tons. Apply TO l.. JOHN
SON. CrIttenden. Va. jy24-lm.
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Il on: good condition; price $35; worth
double. Inquire of II. NUTRIZIO. Jos
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& GENERAL AGENTS IN EVERY 10
W caity in United States to represent
large concern. appointing agents on
strictly salary, basis of Ss5 per month.
With Al travelling expenses paid. DEPT
aSG. 1870 Park Ave, New York. 1t.
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VXT ANTED.-EVERY YOUNG MAN
wv and woman to read the advertise
ment OF the Southern Shorthand and
Business University. on page 4. of this
paper. se2-15t
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NJ ORFOI,K DYEING, CLEANING
IN and Repairing Co.-Ladies Suits
clcaned: Cents Suits dyed. 500; cleaned
and pressed, 75c.; pants pressed, 10c.; car
pets speciality. AL Main. New phone POL
Old phone 1855.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09
PIANOS TUNED!

We have several expert factory tuners.
That plano of yours needs tuning. Why
not send III your order now; will be rush
ed with orders in the next month. All
work guaranteed. Both phones No. 1109.
STIEFF, &C CRANKY street. au29-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

yNANTED-SEWIN MACHINES TO
wv repair: any make. New machines,
$50 and up. J. w. BEASLEY. 1879
church street. city. fe2o-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

O1OS UPRIGT PIANO: VERY
sDlCC sweet tone; in elegant condl-
tion: this is great bargain; looks like
nost sso eeh no usee put .ns ohcnS; o,ginai
examine this Piano. STIEFF. &c CRANKY
street. se7-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

EOR SALE = COMPLETE WAGON
IL Paint and Blacksmith Shop, doing a
lease reason for selling. poor health Adj
dress c. NJ. B., this office. au29-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

Y HAVE FOUND A POSITIVE CURE
Il for drunkenness. Can be given Sc
cretly. Will gladly tell you what 1t Is.
Don't send money. Mrs. MARY HAW-
KINS. Lock Box l. G. l3l. Grand Rapids,
Michigan. de1o-su-iy