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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-08

STORES
11o-112 ID Av N-2O.oO0 TO 10000 FEET OF
floor space: steam heat. elevator.
229 7th st Sc, corner store, s18.
121 Western av. $40.
1926 I'd S, store and basement, $40
S9-41 Sd st S, large, steam-heated front
room, second floor. suitable for light
manufacturing. $50
3s-4l Sd st s, large basement, in rear, SIS.
102 e 18th st. IS.
900 Spring st NE, SIS.
621 Cedar av, SIS.
407 Cedar av. $50.
George Odlum. 500 Phoenix building.
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PRPERTY FOR
RENT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG.
FOR RENT-A GOOD STORE. ADDRESS
D. D. Ames, Rockford. Wright county. MINI.
g
S3 STORE FOR RENT
g 226-22S First Street North. e
g A two-story, with basement, double e
So store building, 60x80 located in center e
/ g of wholesale district; most desirable e
g place for any wholesale business. For 6
g price and particulars see (:
g w. A. BARNES & CO., &
g 300-302 Nicollet Ay.
80 g
STORE BUILDING ON 9Th ST NEAR MIC
ollet for rent for term of years at $50 per
month; see me- II. q. LAdd. Andrus building.
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FOR RENT
Continued.

FOR .RENT-STO RES-WE COLLECT MORE
rents and have charge of more business prop
erty, wholesale and RETAIL than any other
agent. Come in and consult our Mr.. Nc
Grory. Edmund G. Walton, 800 Hennepin ay.
sToRE-426 HENNEPIN Az. DWELLINGS
house, COL Seth av N, $12 per month. s. A.
Reed, 2OS Century building.
BUILDINGS IN JOBBING DISTRICT.
BUiLDlNGS WITH TRACKAGH.
MANUFACTURING AND STORAGE
SPACE.
CHOICE VACANT PROPERTY FOR
GROUND LEASE.
w. ii. PERROTT. 511 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. Z
WANTED AT ONCE. RELIABLE TENANT
Tor lbO-acre farm, adjoining town Of Ken
plowed, 80 acres fenced in pasture: possession
can be given at once; large barn, granary,
machine shed, house, etc. Call at Office F. A.
Jacobs, 3l1 Sykes building, Minneapolis.
WILL RENT Is ACRES IS MILES F'ROM
St. Paul. near Hugo and take pay in repairs
on buildings; good soil. O.. B. Harris, "a E
4th st, St Paul.
FOR RENT-FARM, so ACRES, NEAR HOP
kins; 80 acres clear; house and barn; on nice
lake; cheap rent Address 6270, Journal
TO RENT ON SHARES-FARM, Is MILES
from city. John D. Van Norman, 2206 FIRE.
mont av N, city.
SALE OR RENT-sIX ACRES FINE GAR
den, seven room house and barn, large trees,
fine for chicken ranch. near Camden 625
Medical block.
FOR RENT-4S0-ACRE FARM, IN BIG
Stone county, Minnesota; 400 acres cultivated
good buildings; water and pasture. Address
Bank of Clinton, Clinton, MIMI. or c. p
Leach, Iowa City. Iowa.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE ON
Harmon place for six CO. months from middle
OF April. 5917. Journal
SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR RENT, FUR
nished. Apply AS Groveland av. one block
from Junction of car lines on Hennepin: no
children.
FOR PENTHOUSE, FURNISHED HAND.
somely, 10 rooms, central location. from April
20. No children References required Room
62. 313 Nicollet ay.
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AGENTS WANTED-IN EVERY TOWN AND
county; either sex; to introduce small article;
good profits; sells itself; send 10c for sample
or write for particulars. F. T. Reid, Faux
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FREE FOR s SALE CARDS 70 fHosE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
WOODBURY., yl.75, TO s2.76; 2 loads, $500.
Factory wood, 81; coal, $3.75 to $S.25.
Plymouth Lbr. Goa Lumber Elk. Phone TYP.
FOR sALR--ONE MAX LEVY 65-LINE
half tone screen, 10x12 inches. Can be seen
at Journal Office.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING GENERATOR WITH
Engine-Description: Two American Ball en-
Silies, 14x12, each 100-horse power, direct belt
to four pole, 80 kilowatt, 11O-volt lighting
generators. Possession given March l. 1909.
These equipments are in full operation and
may be inspected at The Minneapolis jour
nal plant.
BUY. SELL EXCHANGE AND REPAIR
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MAX A. KOHEN, S27 WASHINGTON AV 8.
WATCHES CLEANED $1,mainsprings 1,war-
ranted year. Fisk's, II Wash, Mic. house
Gold spectacles, special sale; eyes examined
free. Ostrem, optician. 32s Nicollet, upstairs.
CELEBRATED DERBY OFFICE DESKS.
BANNER Sectional BOOKCASES. N. W.
Agency, 5th st S, ). +. Gage & c..
81 FOR CLEANING WATCHES; 81 FOR
handspring, warranted for one year. John S.
Allen. LILO Guaranty building. ground floor.
PLANET. JR.,'' GARDEN sEEDERs AND
| cultiyators; garden and field seeds.
J. II. Smith, hardware, 214 Hennepin av.
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
Large quantities new and old lumber.
square timber, doors windows and brick; buy
now and save one-third to one-half 400 9Th
| st s.
cSr><
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McNALLY & CO..

The best agents seller ever produced; every
user of pen and ink buys it on sight; 200 to
800 per cent profit; one agents sales amount
hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., X 100, La Crosse,
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FURNISHED FLATS

: FURNISHED FLATS
A PARTLY FURNISHED 5-ROOM FLAT,
April l to Nov. l.; modern except heat; gas
stove. Apply evenings or Sunday mornin IS,
27 18th st S. third floor.
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED FLAT, FROM
April 1 to Sept 1 near library; desirable To-
cation. Address 6199. Journal.
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AGENTS-THE IDEAL KNIFE AND SCIS-
sors sharpener, fast seller, 15c each; illus
trated catalogue of latest household special
ties free. NJ. B. Byron & Co., 81 Elm build
ing Cincinnati, Ohio
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Soou Cot1ee, I-1.C, Couutiy uOuI, 9loV. view
INCUBAToRs, BONE CUTTERS. OYSTER
shells, grit, etc Catalogue of poultry supplies
eontaning article Hpw to Make Poultry
Bedford av, Minneapolis, MINI.
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.
We are headquarters for the northwest type
writer and supply trade; largest and most
complete stock of standard machines at
prices defying competition. Highest grade
carbon and ribbons at greatly reduced
prices. Machines rented, So monthly. Sole
northwestern agents wonderful Lambert $50
work on application. Shipped anywhere for
o., l GENERAL ~, TYPEw s,1s " CO., 49,
BILLIARD TABLE. SQUARE PIANO, TWO
seated carriage Tilden heater, all cheap. 8.
A. Reed, agent, 2oS Century building.
SECONDHAND STORE FIXTURES OF
every description. suitable for grocery stores,
LOOM restaurant, bank and office furniture,
safes, barber chairs, good pianos $35 organs,
1000 stoves from 81 and upwards; household
goods of all kinds. Great bargains. 1927
Washington av S.
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Cleaned, polished and stained. Rugs cleaned.
Satisfacton Rates e oo rsasonsble'
Is now at 1923 Central av; up-to-date studio.
Have all negatives back for 20 years.
MEAGHER & CO., sos 9Th av N, the best place
to get dry edgings; both phones.
COMPLETE, PAIDUP AND UNUSUED ME-
chanical drawing course in the Scranton
School Of Correspondence, including fine SET
of drawing instruments and bound volumes
worth $50, will sell for $50. Address j. 1920
Hawthorn av, fiat 2.
FOR SALE COCKERELS, BLACK MINORCA
Black Plymouth Rocks three hot water
brooders, $40; three tons hay, two Poland
China sows, months. c. N. Bliss, 1917 Beard
av.
FOR sALE-FOUR-HOLE STEEL RANGE
: Gold Coin heater, dining table, chairs iron
bed, dresser, etc.; good as new. 1905 1Stl
st, second floor.
FINE OAK PIANO, COST 5000; LADY SICK
!; going to California; must be sold before 2Ott
at some price. 321 14th st.
! FOR sALE-A FEW CHOICE LAYING
hens; call Sunday morning. 1925 list av 8.
CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER, FIRsT-CLASS
condition; beautiful work; will sell for one
fifth original cost. Address 6197, Journal.
SPRING SEWING rs HERE; THE OIL
stand by needs repairs; our expert will
ollet av. Tel. 1876. either line.
BARGAINS IN RETAIL DEPARTMENTS
sewing machines, both new and secondhand
L. Fife Supply Co., 420 Nicollet av.
| CHEAP FOR CAsH-ONE FRANKLIN, 0NE
Caligraph, two Smith Premiers, one Williams
three Remington typewriters, one roll-top ant
one fiat typewriter desk; will ship into the
country. Minneapolis Stationery Co.. whole
| sale and retail stationers, 40o Hennepin av
! Minneapolis.
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statesmen MAKING LESS THAN $SDAILY
write quick. Big proposition. More than
double your money. Exclusive territory; eX
perience unnecessary; new plan; general Atlas
of World; 80 new, accurate maps. PA pages,
101ax14 inches; 200 illustrations; all countries;
1900 census; retail price $3.50. One complete
Atlas. PREPAID. 81. ------
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JAEGER & TORELLE,
of h,,iI

- 80 Bank of Commerce building
LAKE MINNETONKA COTTAGES-Two
cottages at Covington, SIPS and $3.50; two cot
tages on Big island, each $115; $50 and $50 fol
unfurnshed cottages at Brentwood: $140 for
eight-room furnished cottage at West Point;
S1Q0, cottage on inside lot, Minnetonka Beach
at Fagerness; s125 to s175 for cottages at Ar.
lington Heights. Wayzata bay; $125 and $1s5
cottages at Groveland, Wayzata bay; Beauti
Point, 1925; ss5. 500. $3.50 and $3.50 for cot
tages at Cottagewood; 1925 for large unfur-
ntshed cottage and barn at Linwood: good
village; $50 for cottage ON Lake Pulaski
Wright county, with large grounds, berries
boat, etc.
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AGENTS WANTED

READ BRAHAM'S STRAIGHTFORWARD
offer in Agents column and write to them.
PORTRAIT AGENTS FRENCH -CRAYON-
cite portraits the best earth We
make 'em. Whetston & Little, Chicago, Ill.
WE PAY $40 A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
men with rigs to introduce our Poultry Com
pound. Send stamp. Jayelle Mfg. Co., Dept.
rs, Parsons, Kan.
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AGENTS, s25 DAY, SURE: NEW, JUST OUT,
boomer for saloons, cigar stores, ETC.; sure
winner; lawful in every state. Address
Mansfield Novelty Co., o92 Van Buren, st,
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WANTED-TEN FIRST-CLASS MEN OF
good address and competent to earn $500 per
month salary in organizing local boards for
Minneapolis financial institution. Give ref
erences 6138, Journal
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a FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FOR SALE-AD-
dress $3.50. Journal.
latest style; upright cigar case, French plate;
fve-crcle butter icebox, large safe, mahog-
any desk, one dozen revolving stools, suitable
for soda fountain. Also chairs and tables.
Twin City Fixture Exchange, 223 Sd st S.
YOU DON'T BELIEVE IT POSSIBLE? IN
vestigate. Wholesale prices to consumers;
Dairy, l9c, PIC, 23c; Fancy Separator, 25c;
good coffee, 121.c; country -four, $3.50. New
Butter Store, 81 7th st S.
INCUBATORs, BONE CUTTERS, OYSTER
shells, grit, etc Catalogue of poultry supplies
containing article "How to Make Poultry
Pay" mailed free. R. A. Pike & Co., 10
Bedford aY, MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi
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81 TO Sc WEEKLY; MALE OR FEMALE
copying letters at home. Send application.
Peoples Supply House, Dept. Is, Chicago.
sl2 WEEKLY FOR COPYING LETTERS AT
home: either sex. Send particulars. Eagle
Supply Co., 50 Dearborn st, Chicago.
TWO OR THREE NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. Well lighted;
closets, storerooms, gas, bath, hot and cold
water No children. References exchanged.
72S Hennepn av, near Holmes Hotel.
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AGENTS Mako S. A DAY SELLING FINE
photographs, models for painters, Partisan
work. We teach you and send sample for
zoe, stamps. L. Laurin. 81 Rue Vandamme,
Paris, France.
WANTED-AGENTS GOOD, RELIABLE
men and women to canvass, who are fluent
takers, good commission. Call at Oil Andrus
building.
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TER WHO HAS HAD
ling furniture and knows
u Barnard-Cope Mfg. Co.,
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!TYPESETTER - WOMAN, EXPERIENCED
and rapid news compositor. Steady work,
pleasant surroundings and good pay. Write
the Globe, at Wahpeton, N. D.
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WANTED, AT ONCE, FIRST CLASS COOK;
no washing or second work; good wages. lI04
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EIGHT ROOMS, DETACHED, MODERN;
gas range if desired, $25; 600 9Th av n. Also
four rooms, city water and sewer, $12. Con-
eco 9Th n
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$oo-FULLY MODERN, 10 ROOMS, LARGE
s, lot, nice &c trees, good barn, 1903 9TH av s.
S2O-11O - 18th ST. I rooms city water.
$10-251S Oakland, rooms, cistern and we'll.
JANNEY, 103 Phoenix.
$S50-sIX-ROOM HOUSE, 2215 2215 Av s.
$25-Flat, five rooms, 18th and Ncollet
S7-Flat, 21G6 10 ed st, rooms, second floor.
THORPE BROS,
AndruS Rnildine
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AN ENTERPRISING BOY WOULD LIKE
position as collector out of school hours; in
replying please give address so he can call.
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30 DAYS CREDIT:
washable enameiines,
8, frames. Family
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ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LADY CAN
vassers: salary; call p. m. 80 Northwest
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GIRLS, EXPERIENCED BUTTON SEWERS,
on power machines, at once. Carlson Mfg.
| Co., 247 I'd ay S. third floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
not GOING AWAY, !"
SAYS DR.. HAWTHORNE
Calls from Boston or Any Other
Place WoIid Gfer Him
No Temrtasion.
No Temptation.

Dr. Hawthorne is no. going to leave
the Grove .AveaUe ~-.uESh and sSchmond
Tor fremont Temps Church. Boston. or
and other church II tho land.
4 anu going 20 stay where ! am all
nv life.'' said he last night
Or. Hawthorne uas 1901 &c his resi-
d.uc.. second zad fTnnniin Streets, last
night and asked about the report that
he vas wanted By the fremont Teiapls
Church. Boston Ho said ne was sorry
that report had gotten out. as it would
only serve possibly TO unsettle matters
here. when in fact lie had no idea OF go
ing even il he We're called and he GER
taiuly had not been
Then Dr.. Hawthorne told how he judged
the report had gotten out. Jusl before
he left Boston some weeks ago he saw
Il, a Boston daily that he was under con-
sideration By the fremont Temple
Church, and also a minister OF Ashevilie.
\. c.. came to hirn ard said that while
il, one Of the rooms OF the fremont
Temple Church he had learned that the
committee had about agreed to recon-.
mend the Richmond ntn1Eter for pastor.
DR.. Haw thorre told this preacher and he
expected it would be conveyed back to
the committee that he would not con-
slider caN 0u0 any church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
A HOT CONVENTION
At THURM0ND,WVA.
Disputes Settled With Forty
four CaIibre Reviewers.
NEGRO NO MINATED FOR HOUSE
A Judge Named Who is Opposed by
All the Mine Operators in the Dis
trict--Bitter Feeling and Dis
tress Among the Strikers.
Especial Dispatch to The r1mes.Y

Especial Dispatch to The T1mes.y
FAYETTEVILLE. w VA. September
So--The Republican county convention
was held at Thurmona Saturday to nornl-
nate candidates for the Legislature and
for criminal Judge Of F'ayette county
Several hundred people were present the
majority of whom We're striking miners
and negroes. Three miners We're named
for the Legislature. one of whom was a
negro. w. r. Bennett was nominated for
criminal Judge over the protest of all
the coal opera tors In the county.
THREE MEN SHOT.
While the convention was In session
three men We're shot In 81 saloon about
two hundred yards distant. one fatally.
groes engag ed In a quarrel. which was
stnlicably adjusted BY the use OF Colts
~ pistols. both negroes being fatally
wounded
The strike situation is growing alarm
ing in Fayette county. Hundreds of fam
lilies have been turned out of their homes.
many of whom are in tents; others in
the woods without shelter.
BITTERNE
There exists the most bitter feeling
between the strikers and the men that
are brought In to take their places.
At an early hour this morning a new
conner was sitting in his house at the
town of Glen Jean. when he was pierced
By a Winchester bullet and killed in
stantly.
Rowland Watts, from Lynchburg. Va.
Who was recently sworn in as one of the
deputy shertffs of Fayatte county. IN at
tempting to arrest a desperate negro 1T
Glen Jean. was shot and almost instantly
killed The negro did not get but few
yards before he was riddied with bullets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
To PAY Large Subsidy.


LONDON, September 30.-The directors
of the Cunard Steamship Company sent
a letter to the shareholders tonight set
ting forth the terms OF the proposed sub
sidy. 1t will include payment by the
government Of sI50.900 annually, the corr
pany to build twp large. fast steamers
for the Atlantic trade The agreement
will remain in force twenty years after
the completion of the second steamer.
The company is to remain British CON
Germ. and an undertaking Is to be gs.en
not to unduly raise freight rates.
The assistance which the government
under THIS arm renders the Cunard
Steamship Company is designed for the
express purpose of meeting the altera-
ton IN conditions OF trans-atia nuc 1saf-
10 caused by the formation OF tie Nor
gan shipping combine
: During the continuance OF this agree
ment the Cunard Company Will hold It's
entire fleet including an" new vessels
which It builds, at the disposal of the
government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
BRITISH VESSELS
FLY BRITISH FLAG
Agreement Made With Morgan
by the Government to
This Effect.
(By Associated pressD

SHEFFIELD. ENG. Sept. 3o.--Four
hundred covers We're laid at the Cutters
Feast, which was he'd here to-day. The
principal guests of the occasion were
Lord Kitchener and Ambassador Choare.
Gerald W. Balfour. president OF the Board
of Trade. was also present. tIr. Baifour,
in an address. referred at considerable
length to the Atlantic shipping question.
He said his department had opened com
munications with Baron Inverc:y6e,
chairman of the Cunard Steamship Com
pany and with j. p Morgan repre-
senting the shipping combine, and that
it was the barest justice to both these
gentlemen to say they had shown the
utmost readiness to meet the wishes OF
the government.
NJ. Rallvur said an agreement had
been received, at which Mr.. Morgan. I'M
der which British vessels in the shipping
combine would remain British. not mere
~ nominally. but in reality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
Geographic BrBvitieA

ATLANTA. GA-Ona h1ndreo 1D
from the d.rerans stables shroalAo ~
North. East aud West w.3t14 WI -
entered 81 tile racing events IL ~ Sum-
err Interstate Fair. TO opS0 h1eo ooO0o1
aSsM a-,aoed rAra tndav.
CHATTANOOGA. TENH-aoPAc1iloo
atns been made for charter 70 hHi3d an
s,estric railroad from Clsrefand EOn..
att Erencon. TO Ducktown. Tenn, tA6 es-
siE;iated cost to be 100000.
LES MONIES. IOWA-Sesion0 dool
conditions are reported over Soxthem and
Southwestern Iowa to-day. as the result
of excessive rains last night Rwers ard
saoNen ont of bounds. and heavy prop.
crty ;oss is reported. One man II roported
drowned near Agency
+ DETROIT. NICIL-Ths telegraohIc In
vitatIons sent out Last night ~ MA10e
William c. slaybury to Governors OF q
number of States and mayors OF the prfa-
cipai cities In the East Middle Wese and
Northwest asking them to send DOL
egations TO participate In a national con-
ference on the coi' strike. have met with
a great number OF acceptances. ana tho
proposed conference bids fair to be
tremendous gathering.
MACON. GA.-A GAINESVILLE. Ca. spe-
cial to the Telegraph says that a tenn
rorary receiver has been appointed for
the Peoples Bank. successor to tho
GAINESVILLE Savings Bank. which failed a
few months ago.
NEW YORK.-President Charles II.
Fish, OF Dover. n. I. tonight opened
the seri-a nnual convention of the New
England Cotton Manufacturers Associa-5
ton. ard three hundred delegates am
swered the roll-cail
NEW YORK.-Drectors of the South
ern Railway met to-day. but again de-
ferred action on the preferred stock d.
vidend. pending official notice OF the
plan to extan. .h. voting trust.
DES MONIES. lathe Rock island
fast mail westhound was wrecked to-
day at Newton. forty miles east OF here
Il IS said traffic will be completely tied
up for twerty-four hours as a result
No loss OF life is reported. Three cars
left the truck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
TO-DAY OR
WAIT Il MONTHS
The Work of the Board to End
Tonight.

For the last time until the fall OF 1oe9
the voters OF Richmond not hiuheEto res
1stsred Will naya .no oppocrunisT 70 nave
day from noon Until o'clock P. Y The
boards will 81. at the following placsos
Clay. No a3l South Fine Street
Les. Harrison and Broad.
Jackson. No. cG51s Brook Avsnaa
Je1erson. Tweaty-hrst. between 3koA0
and Marshall.
Marshall No 2so2 East Broad.
Monroe. NO. 2Qs East Canal.
1t is believed the registration Will DO
So factory to the Democrats, but they
urge that every possible white man snall
be put upon the books The two axtrsmo
wards of the city yesterday showed up
as follows. Marshall whites, So, coloreds
7. Lee. waftes, ~. coiotet 10
Tnis is Keeping up petty welt but
safe plan is for every nan to 80 to tho
polls this afternoon and set his nane
registered IL 1t has not already iseen pue
upon the books Some were cut out IN
Madison Ward because they Did not keep
up with tho schedule Especial atten-
ton is calle. once again and finally to
the fact that l..ere can bs no more regis.
tration of voters In Richmond aftaT to-
night until the fall of 19tG so ebak those
who fail now will do so deliberately.
Tomorrow the books OF the registrars
will be- written up and turned over to
the Hastings Court to be delivered by
that tribunal to the election officers thia
fall.
COLORED PREACHER TALKS,
Rev. w. F. Graham. colored pastor Of
the Fifth Street Baptist Church, this city,
has the following Co say about the nav
Consultations;
Il believe that so far as thu new Con-
stitution In Virginia is concerned we are
rowerless to break 1t. This u my opin-
ion. Have not the right to my opinion,
As n preacher have I not the right to
tell my people what | bellows along this
line2 Now. then. believing this. what
is the best thing for my race to DO
touching the new Constitution! II seems
to me that 1t would be better for us to
fit ourselves for living under the new
Constitutions: that is to say. It the Com
stttution demands that We should be tax
PAYERS in order to vote. let us buy prop
erty ana pay taxes. II it says that we
must be able to read and explain the
Constitution. then let US qualify our
selves In education
Rev Graham urges his race to build
houses. open bank accounts. and work
or, industrial lines for their own advance
ulant EI,s stand is most command>
able one and is in line with the senti-
nents uttered by Booker Washington
and other leaders in the recent conven-
ton held in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-01
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

Professor E: Won Kramer will deliver
lecture at Ascension Chapel. Highland
PARK, on Friday evening. October 8. 1862.
rce theme will be-: Fscotiect'ons OF a
Drummer Boy. This is the sams lecture
In which AR Won Kramer made such a
great hit before r. z Lee Camp last
fail
4,he regular meeting of the Ladies. Ms
Sfonary Society of thu First Baptist
Church WEI De held Thursday afternoon
* 40 o Geek rs the sr.t nset.ns FOR
fal, work ard large attendance IS ds-
sired
Mrs. J.!:o w. Cell has given the books
,.,,::,. ring to her daughter. the late MISS
rehekah Woodbridge Bell. TO the circu-
hating library Of Monumental Episcopal
Church Sunday sc.eooi.