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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-12
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.


STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-The annual meet
ing Of the Stockholders Of the James -. ISyrnes
Betting and Hose Company for the election of
directors TO seTv" during the ensuing year and
for the transaction Of such other business AZ
may properly come before the meeting Will he
held al tho Office Of The company. 1895 North
Second sNrcet. st. Louis. Mo. December p, I.l.
at a. nj. JAMES ". EfRNES. President
William Il. Robinson. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIEG-Eoticc is here
by given that the annual meeting Of tn. stock
holders ot the Germania Trust Company Will be
held the offices OF company al the north
west corner of Fourth and olive sts.. 81. LDuiy.
No "Wednesday the eighteenth day Of De
Ceraher. lg2. cunNening at the hour of O'Clock
a. IN: or that z:ay. for the purpose Of -iec:ilS
len directors and for the transaction Of such
other business az may be brought te:ore sid
meeting. HENRY SDEiLEIt. JR. PRECEDENT
TEGs. II. Wagner. Secretary.
St Louis. Mo. Dec 2. 1872.
ST. LOUIS CLUE ANNUAL MEETIHC-Tns
annual meeting Of tie members Of the 81: I-I,is
Club for the election Of officers. 10 serve dJIrE
the ensuing year. ani for the transaction OF sIIci
other business may properly before th.
meeting. ws!! be hold the St. Lou. Club
No. S5;3 Lndell boulevard. -. Louis. No, o:i
Saturday. Decembe. D. 1872. at .. IN.
u. r FRANCIS. President
Attest: Charles Virgins. SECRETARY.
St Louis. 5lh. Dec. s. 1862.
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TRYING CIRCUMSTANCES

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HELP WANTED-FENALE.
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Ai5.,! 5t2r+EGIHL Sc 1.s1, WASrED- VA
! HOC$EGIKI. WANTED Coed g!rl; good
| wssts- Ca. ~ t.Fa
HoUSEGlRL .wANTED-G.H tor general
house"sFN Sg5 Limp ave --------
| - e-~. Z. --1, n. 1y.o 1yo".
. ~, itVN :'i-,iti.i. M f-!.-'iE. Or woman l'F
! - - . : ..-.. = ---
MAN! F'F! 10 ASSIST III
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Ee.s~.,oEA. 5.-s = yi'.se.,, ave.
! -TI,T--r-,-TT,I - .---r-- r.-s-,I
| h5a>syvO;h. Gall ...y Afs.all 81
-,---------.----75 - T.
| wiz LGas~~,,tk. i.2i X C;rans:.
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I5I=E5:7i77;I, W1ITT:T, 7;,-I . general
iioJ,sE,iIRL. wAXTf:D.I;iTI -, for general
| t1GSr~ DIX. ieini.T O; t"e- f.ls f,tse-
esai housework- AgEly .5l2 Park a.e-
HoGSEGIEI l. wANTEDtet 80 81 soF general
-, ,,-7,.-.,-,.,-,, ,.--,.,, -, .,-,-,i
,,. 80 ~. -, ~ - -.
III n2LaEl!iIt ~ a H.. v. s'. u ASSIST
-:l;,;TT7T- y >7-7-T7 G.. 1;-T-Ir5 rtTI for
hogse"or.- Ap1ly i!5+ y. N.1.;.s'l;k =
EOT-SEGTRI wASTEp-i god hc,-eE!gI IN
family without children 40 l@~e e'e.
-75--7--,-7i,7 W ,-.T7-I, =, -, - e1.-,1
r,i,s.,yr-. nr.-rv ~ once -, f., mo Mt
"'''' a. o'', ( - '''' -
enc; Ill. ~: Ws.,r st. ~ ".N
,,o--.-,1.--- rTC, v-,>----, GO ,.,,,,.-
gin. co!0'.-i man at place. - y. TAYLOR.
IJ11T-Sj;l;JI.T- W,ZTF-I1--YrII l5-I a. make
I;1I-Il-1:If,I U-,>-1.rT.-l:,-, ., = - "a Or
;,ri- bC3ero.t- II in ,i,ly ~: \ Tar-ee1t..
HoI.sEGIRL wANTED-Yourg gil 20 assist
with ,,olse:.ofi: good home. nj: : Ti.lr,een.h.
!ltisewora: no ourstd. gyark 80 y Grand axe,
iTC.--sT-T:TPT, v-,TrL.r,-C:;rI t.- general
M, -, " = -. -. --,lr
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IIOI -$F.;TR!. wAETF-D-Gsri <c- rer.rnr
hGgse~'F" ''3' lnae 'hiFa f'0T. east apart
HOTSEGIRI, wANTED-A ctrl 10 Do general
h'ase"efH' NJ washing: sor4 ~AEe+. $50 De-
EOT'SIyiITsI. WANTED-Tu assist II Lsht
hopsework: small family: good place c 900. Re
I0T-cEI;TI,T WsZTFD-Yo,Tr rrI 70 as.Tst
ZTith general housewo:h; no ia'indry work 81!
Finrey
IGT-.:F-Jy.-T;I- T-[--r-7c.7-.5 -3-I --,--g =. IN
general house"ork: best references q "a. r
iuDilc.
!iOTSF1;IT7I. WANTFTLi7-I or woman q
5i,S,s con- st ''" pam n Washing -'' iN'
FIOI- -s'IJiITiI WANTED-Cirl ot Is or - years
TO-, t. as,:st 80 in general H'use"oF". 1S'f : JsF;eF
Hot tsEGIRI. wASTF:p-Expe7ie,ce girl ,--
T.,fay.,, no'se"o'k' L" washing o. ''o''fE- Oh"
HOUSEGlRI. WANTED--A e!rl 20 % general
IcEsT IstoIeSv :. private '"i'''''' good 49,
IIoTsEGIEL wANTFO-Gi-I to d. cene-ll
Eads ave,
I.0r-.I-CTD7 W, >.--T-I- %, .--------,
no, f;,iEl, FL, NniiIIh5 Girl fer sSn.Tai
ta..s ave
h",isn71-, fa.nf,v n ~ in,..r. 10 .s On.
room ~
EOI- -SFr;TRT WANTTT-.;ooI rtrI e. rerc-,I
house7vork: white or Co.orei So, Vernon Sli,-
H9TSEGIRI vs. ANTED-ti!-l for general house
S!'5 heHSiEStof'.
1IOr-sr.s-Tpr y.scr.r-r1 u-t,.. r,, ., ,o-,.a
worH: r. o"ashils or ironing: no uEstiiir' woTk-
e2p.E l'.- SaL! 81.
TTOT-SEGIRi. wANTED-A girl or rniftle-aged
woman do general house, po-ll. no wasaiaS.
HoT-sEGfRf, EANTfp-C;irI TO ass,s, at gen
HcUSE'iIRI. WANTED FOR general
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Cunya>sers.
Solicitors.

cANTASSfsf;S WANTED Large s.'a-y- a.
GOO -. ,.'ss.-1. h.s-."T- .'-.y ned apply. -
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sPlELER WANTED - Fgr scese. Ara.y -
siarket
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Cooks.

COOK wANTED-Cornpe;ent cook
5f,j Gates ave.
cook wAHTED-Gocd cook. socd wages. 4s2
Washington
COOK WANTED-CyIcr.d cook: snail private
family. i-55 D-r:ar.
COOK AND LAUNpRESs wANTED-white.
Apply i5eS Westminster.
COOK wANTF.D-Goad cook; no washing
ironing !S:5s Esrtn.r
COOK. ETC WsNTED-Girl to cook. wasa
and iron. ci53 Lonstello" boulevard
COCK WANTED = Good cook. German PEE
ferrel. small! family :.29 WeS;mins;e--
COOK WANTED-A first ciaes German cook:
references required Apply 1872 West Pine
COOK ETC. WANTEp-Ffrst-clas cook: also
sir; foT general work. best wages sSGS Finney-
COOK WANTEp-For private boa a-lln=- house:
must be experienced and frst-"!ass S3-2 JeiEnar-
COOK wASTED-Giri 10 cook and 10 house
work: 10 washing: good wages. 'fS-A Ridge ave
COOK WANTED-Ffrs;-cIass cook; no outside
or laundry work good wages: references. 4:l)
West Belle pi-
COOK WANTED-Gifl to cock. wash and irn:
girl employed. 2s2s Westminster.
HOUSEGIRI. wANT1:D-To cook. wash ani
iron: two IN family: keep other help i--+ West
minister.
FOUSEGIRL WANTED-Gi,I to 40 cooking
and general housew0rk: permanent position. Call
at Mrs. Broadhead's Clayton, No
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-12

YOUNG MEN WASTED-Ts s.l r.s .-
trains. - = T"cr:.-t. -. ~. .-.-. r -
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HELP WANTED-M.LE.

AIiscclln ne0ux.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-12


GENTLEMEN os cd aII--vs am e..a-art7a
desiring i !fSIat.E" llygr-. : vars ..: age
ra.! or 4a.;rcs- \. u. l. ms. Jr t9s se-I.CI *
jfCSHr! t'.Il..nE
HySTI.f:RS WtNTrI-'i-r..r. Hsl-:I-rs. =,
canv.ts>lt.s r p-!'.l!"-. 81 Z s. :. we,H "a.
room Eroa@"ay H1."l. =srs- =
MEN .-l,--'vs grr. r: .,4,.---- Who rln
an! WI! GD' .r---L'>p. :. S..- ~r.l. hat any
tctT Can U'rI.'' uIr g..E I.....-.-s.r s4r \.
men cal h-tw"ea aaL =. F.3a-.;y Home Co.
- Chestnut st
SoI-TCTNUF.S WANTED cruising solicitors
wanted Ask for Nj Cus..r The star.
TWO experienced z.i!-i:,~S. b..:.- r.:.-s-,s.
M"a; market. issI,.a t;aEfi.l3
miscellaneous.
ANY Intelligent person may earn j IN -.s-
cHT:esTfg- hing f.r n"SsILr-r-. -NTe-'--.. ------
essay; semi fyr particulars Prs Syndicate.
IcSs;1r: y I.
LADIES pleasant home vorH, steady - s-.--
!l-,S. El-tt. Pay IL y I1Ga- Gyei. mar M,rg;a
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-12
PIANOS FOR RENT
AT LOWEST RATES.
LARK stock 20 Select From.
THE ESTEY CO.. 1116 Olive Street.

DENTISTRY.
T:OSTSS steam Dental Rooms. as y. Broad
~av between I,.g--- AMI - Charles: est 1871:
SoI.. a!i5rC :, uY. Doctor J. H Case. proprietor.
- means saNsfdc;t 20 YOU II Doctor Cord
r..- y,r- .-u;I-t.N- send stamp for stickers. De
ST., building. I.s n Fire st. St. Louis
BOSTON steam rsztaI Rooms. as n. Broad
-vsy-SarS Il f-.th. s.. painless extraction. &c:
tT.sus NIX. $. OT-n Sunday until l.
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large aIva.as Shipment n: Holiday Planes tus.
rsCctr,: call ard tie lea Itlfol rev styles
in the celebrated bradbury ard other roIuIsr
makes. Don't Ply So - }l'0 more for plano
tGau y-I Az oH!ise! 70 .vse:l ycu can save that
:l.;-'. Is tCV!E- from -Ee C.aCturs- direct.
WIKI three ftccg-i-s. she IaTseSt case factory n
the world an! war"ro'r.s .l over the United
States 20 business n large sale and give
y1u -ac benefit W. Il ygU tAs same prics
"a i made tg;p I. Nv York and made
4 personal selection factory BRADBURY
Piano War.ro-fni- +. . Smith. Mfr. l0;2 Olive
:. Y Mri'akcr. Msr.
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SAi-E>MtN WANTED - t--rraT. .TeE5l Brian
H.Ca ana Warner I.c.Isy - l..=f4..- = u sfz-.-
MeFn.JG = I.-,a-5 i-..l.:.-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-12
EDICAIIUNNl,,

EDUCATIONAL.
MISSOURI COLLEGE cf Law. Missouri Trust
EI;iI,irrr st Louis. Jay nicn- Eci1rrl l,..y
classes, now bling organized S-ni frr catalogue
SU1PTFsANp PT-PIT-$ WANTEp-Ar on-e:
individual instruction and actual business ex-
rerieT,~.. yrFI:.. l'1-rf-ri-. C secured corn
ref.-r scholars = 4.- Fcr.IhIi..
TAKE course IN ST Louis Matchmaking
School Esls Locust st. and become 4 urSt-c.ass
ieNeler; send fyr circular
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

COUNTRY horl": thirteen Of GROUND
r:tne-rcOm house; fine wat"r and shade: cone n
lent Post Office and depot: one hours ri,,s
from St Louis. 500 Vista ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-12
GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.

TspU MING -r7rs-"s and rcraIrs silverware.
a,.,! ff-t.v v-Jr.a~S. Isweiry. good work: cash
e IL saiI. s.!scr. platinum. 2cs y. Seventh So.
COLD ard silver plating in all branches: cash
f. obi Z IL aai SU>rr- tae gold for SAFE.
S.shaT.p < krausc. >l2if Z ne 81. ST. Louis Mo-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

EAEr-R-Ca,ln iako- ana pastry cook wishes
st".dy p. - Eo;c! - RESTAURANT X. Rensen.
:. L--L....I-Ll :.
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PARTNERS WANTED

: II ;
b;;siress call Us. CTaw!sy & Co.. 10 Laciede
hsfi.ing
MAN willing invest $1,000 in established
n1anufactory: large profits: investigate this.
Crawley * Co. Il0 1-acicdc building.
OSE-TfIRD interest In profitable coal mine
with salaTind cffiC. position: s.. 900. Cravey g.
Co. 1Ig I.aclede building
YOUNG man with .C6D or g. o00 as equal part
In established belt factory. CTawlsy & Co,
110 LaCleGe building.
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S.-TE NC machines. 50 Down - pe- month:
G::a= from g. u So all Few just from FAC.
tg--.. -er'1---a:l'!- SLJJ u g. Tn" Singer Mfg.
Go. l5I> : Broadway. Phone kluloch Is.0.
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WATCH-I"st. ladies' watch. kev winder. on
rraved L. + :" "n outside ITO Wifi. in
side: lost between pag" and Sarah. Tuesday
morning. Reward Il returned TO 4-1U Page ay-
WATCH-Lost Patek Philippe & Co gold
watch, with initials Z. y. Jr.. On back. and
small black leather fob attached. Pleas return
10 Il. Nupc1t. Jr. - W-stiIlnrcianI Place.
Thitalter q GO. 800 y. Fourth Liberal
ward No questions asked
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HOUSEHOLD GGGGS.
Wanted.

ABSOLUTELY f1I raiue paid fo- househ9ld
p 49, a-.- -g -.cHLcS sni Hats bought.
u -I.-. - Washington ave. tel 2 1852
vi. l.-.-- furniture. feathers clrpscs bought:
.-.--I WI ---,.-E E.aS-.E. /, -O31.
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MUSICAL.

ACCDRD5oN-=t1 ac---.iions. different STYLES.
- cents %. handsome christmas pTesert
EE:4.-l E-ustr CO = S-oa,:way.
ALTO. ;s-1r. slide trombone and tuba wanted:
rril Itr sy.>: ps.-e. J. Ple-it * son. us s.
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FOUSEGIRL WANTED-Gi.l to 40 cooking
and general housew0rk: permanent position. Call
at Mrs. Broadhead's. Clayton, No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23

FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
FURNISHED, FOR TWO YEARS
ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT RESIDENCE
PROPERTIES ON BEAUTIFUL WYOMING
AVE. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
NEAR CONN. AVE.
MAGNIFICENT GARDEN; 116xI62: FINE STA
TO MOST DESIRABLE TENANT 81 500 PER
ANNuM: WOULD RENT UNFURNISHED
PERFECT HOME IN EVERY DETAIL
J. Is. WINNER, REAL EST, 1920 G ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23
MACHINERY, ETC.

FOR sALE-4o BOILERS OF VARIOUS TYPES.
ranging from 60 to 100 horsepower; also a large
stock of engines pumps shafting and pulleys.
several elevators Of different types large pipe
cutter, lathe and one steam and one gasoline
launch - FORSBERG & MURRAY,
se22-9m,7 9Th lnd Water SITS. s.W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23
DRESSMAKING.

MRS ESTHER OLIVER DRESsMAKER. 1882
9th st. NV. has returned to the city for the
( season, and IL, ready to serve her customers;
engage early. Bee want" ad. elsewhere. se23 STE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-FINE LARGE LODGE ROOMS; ALI.
modern improvements. electric light. steam neat
and elevator. Rooms suitable for banquets Also
number of office rooms. Convenient to all car
lines 61S F st. je1-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23
FOR RENT-BI MOORE 4 HILL QNCD ~ I.THs


FURNI!
POPS Kal av, 12r, 2b$125. 90
e31 \ NV. Or. b. lis. 90
2lOS 10th NV, 27r, 3b &
stable. per yr.S5. 500. 90
24O1 Mass. 20, 2b, yr3 ,O00. 90
1144 p, lar, 3b. yr.l. 500. 90
l721 10th. 12r, 2b. 1. 400 90
210S r NV, lar. IL. 600. OOl
Corc'n n 18th, 9. 3b. yr9OO. 90,
1927 Mass av. 12r. b. 800 90
1441 r / v.15r, 3b. $50. 90
1915 10th. 12r. 2b. .15o. 90
112 f Cap, l5r, b. $50. OOl
1922 S NV, 1lr, b. .135. O0l
- :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE
Beautiful Upright Piano. slightly used; sacri-
feed for cash Has magnificent tone and all the
best improvements that used in the finest
pianos colonial style case. This piano has been
nicely cared FOL and is without a bemish. Can
be had for $50, not half price, and with it is
included fine stool and scarf. One years tuning
free and guarantee OF seven years.
. A quick buyer will secure a grand bargain, as
this price is made to close up the account Of one
Of customers.
GRIMES PIANO STORES,
se23-2t15 1912 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING CERTAIN
BUILDINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS WITHIN THE
LINES OF SIXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
Office of the Commissioners. d. c., Washington,
September II. 1902.-Sealed proposals Will be
ceived at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON. SATURDAY. OCTOBER FOURTH. 1902,
fer the purchase and removal CT certain buildings
and improvements within the lines of Sixteenth
street extended. All necessary information will be
furnished application to the office of the En-
gineer Commissioner, D. C. By order Of the board
Of Commissioners of the District Of Columbia.
WILLIAM TINDALL. Secretary. se11-Gt
UNITED STATES SENATE OFFICE OF THE
Secretary, Washington, D. c. September l6.
l9e2-sealed rroaosals Will be received At this
EIGHTH, 1912. for furnishing Staff, merry T. r tn
use the United States Senate for the fiscal year
ending jane 80 1903. Blank firms Ct PROF. os is,
showing tie quantity, and quail Of each articl
and the form of bond to be signed by the bdd r
ana surcties will be furnished applieat
this office Proposals should b. indo.s 'Plo-
posals fer Stationery for the United st is Sar-
ate" and be directed TO CHARLES G. BENNETT.
Secretary Of the United States Senate. w shins-
ten, y. C. Proposals and specimens must be des
livered at this osfce; free OF charg. bsfcr, tn,
hour named above. CHARLES G. BENNETT S c.
rotary. se15-law.4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-23

The Evening Star
Branch Offices.
II not convenient to call at main
office with your advertisements
leave them at the following places:
RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
One cent a word for Rooms For
Rent-Rooms and Board-Boarding-
Wanted Help and Situations.
NORTHWEST.
n. ]. ave. & H st. nw-stanhope Pharmacy.
Conn. ave. and l. st.-Wood's Drug Store
Vermont ave. and 1 st.-king's Drug Store.
l4th st. & r. |. ave.-Hoyle & Co. 8 Pharmacy.
18th and L sts.-Portner Drug Store.
14th st. & yelling pace-Eppley's Drug Store.
9TH and t sts;-Crlswelrs Drug Store
Woodward & Lothrop's-Postal Tel. Office.
S Kann. Sons & Co.-Postal Telegraph Office.
912 Pa. aye.-Postal Telegraph Office.
9Th 9Th and and sts.-rostal Teiesraph Once.
U. s. Capitol-PostaI Telegraph Office.
City Post Office-Postal Telegraph Office.
Columbian Bulding-Postal Telegraph Office.
Ebbtt House-Postal Telegraph Office.
Jenifer Buiding-Postal Telegraph Office.
Riggs Nouse-Postal Telegraph Office.
New Willard Hotel-Postnl Telegraph Office.
National Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
EAST WASHINGTON.
18th & East Capitol sts-Haley's Drug Store.
7th & II SITS. new. Armstrong; Drug Store.
I'd and Pa. ave. Schoolgirls Drug Store.
SOUTHWEST.
Postal Telegraph Ofice-foot 18th st.
GEORGETOWN.
Bed and NJ sts.-O'Donnell's Drug Store.
S2d and sts.-O'Donnelrs Drug Store.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05

20 ACRES-On Great Wicomico river,
within miles of 3 steamboat whsrves,
stores and postoilice. Oyster rocks ali
around. One acre of shore goes with
place. Convenient to . cannerics. Can
be bought for $240. Quick sale.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05
A PERNICIoUs HABIT.

Some time ago Police Justice
Brown adopted the plan of admin
istering the maximum fine in the
case of those malefactors caught car
rying concealed weapons. In a case
recently he fined man $77.75 and
gave him in addition thirty days in
Jail. The decision was appealed from
and whether the full penalty will be
inflicted remains to be seen.
If the Jail sentence could be more
often attached to the heavy fine inn
posed in cases of this sort, the effect
would be to lessen the number of
concealed weapons carried. There
are few habits more vicious and
dangerous than this and few that are
so general. Over fifty per cent. Of
the murders committed in this Sec
ton would not have been committed
but for the practice of carrying con-
cealed weapons. Justice Brown is
to be commended for his efforts to
break it up.-Nesoport MesOs 1sle-
gram.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05
Young Plants

Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
md seed may seem the same
out some plants are weak and
others strong.
And that's the way with
children. They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
same care but some grow big
and strong while others stay
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
easy way out of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because of lack
of food, but because the food
does not feed.
SCOTS Emulsion reallyfeeds
and gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause of weak
ness and failure to grow
SCOTS Emulsion seems 20 find
it and set the matter right.
Send for free sample.
Scott AZ BOVINE, Chemists, 4oo Pearl St, New York
soc. and SIOo all druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05
FORT MONROE, VA.

AS I've had the opportunity of
visiting the lower part of Virginia
found that my native part of the
State, known as the Northern Neck,
Is the poorest, | believe, as there is
nothing going on to attract atten.
tion but the hosting of sails and the
click of the fish factory and it's loud
perfume. But when you visit Old
Point you will see lovely place and
one to be remembered. There is an
electric railway line running from
Newport News to Old Point; a car
about every five minutes stopping
in the neighboring towns between
Old Point and Newport News. The
hrst town is Phoebus, connected by
two long bridges. Phoebus is
town of about 5000 inhabitants.
a pretty city shrouded by weeping
willows, poplars and mulberry trees.
From a distance one would suppose
1t to be large grove. In about a
half-miie ride you would come to
Hampton, a pretty town noted for
"o o"ituIuSs, auiohS winch Is the
Soldiers Home. On the north
OF Phoebus, one half mile. distant,
you come to Buck Roe Beach, where
you eau get your moneys worth.
Hundreds of people daily in going
from Hampton to Newport News
pass this little. town, and after few
minutes ride you come to the thriv-
ing aud beautiful town of Newport
News. All Of these towns are in
sight of each other and the rolling
of the car wheels and loud whistles
makes one feel like he is yet alive.
1t you look to the eastward you can
see Ocean View, large summer re-
Sort, Norfolk and other places.
Fort Monroe has in her control
], 100 soldiers.
Capt. j. A. Wiley, Of Fairport, is
fishing for blue fish off the coast of |
Cape Henry, and harbors here. He
is doing we'll. Owing to the bad |
weather he shipped about ninety
seven barrels one week, getting about
$40 per barrel clear,
OBSERVER.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05
NORTHERN NECK RAILROAD.
TO The Free Lance.

~ LHe FFee Lance.
Your recent article on this sub
ject, reproduced by the Irvington
CITIZEN, should meet with the ap-
proval and endorsement of every citi-
zen between fredericksburg and the
Bay. We have never known any
section of country to improve and
develop as rapidly in the last ten
years as has that part of our Com
monwealth known as the Northern
Neck. Thousands upon thousands
OF dollars worth of produce are
shipped from the wharves here to
take -rf"t tUYad Washington. Then
quantities of goods purchased by our
merchants from the wholesale dealers
in the former city. This trade
properly belongs to Richmond and
Fredericksburg, and it would pay
the business men at these two cities
to equip a road themselves even if
they got no outside help. If, how
ever, the matter is properly agitated,
it is believed all the counties in the
Neck will vote a liberal appropria-
tion. A more rapid transit than the
steamboats, afford is demanded by the
trucking interests and the fishermen
especially. Your suggestion to hold
a convention to discuss the situation
is good, and your city is the place to
meet. Now, let the county chair
man of each county in the Neck
call meeting of all citizens In
terested, on the different court days
in September, and delegates be
selected to meet in said city at some
time to be determined upon hereafter.
BY all means let us act and at once.
OBSERVER.
Heathsville, Va, Aug. 23rd, 1902
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05
DEMOLIsH SALOON

Belmont, Tenn, was the scene of
much excitement when a mob, COM
posed of women, made raid on a
saloon and completely demolished it.
The saloon, or "blind," has been
running for some days. The women
organized and marched in a body to
the saloon. When they began throw
ing stones through the windows. and
then proceeded to enter and finish
the work breaking bottles and COM
pletely wrecking the place, the pro-
prietor fled.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05
A Boys Wild Ride For Life.

With family around expecting him to die,
and son riding for life. Is miles, TO get DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, w. III. Brown, OF Leesville,
Ind, endured deaths agonies from asthma,
but this wonderful medicine gave instant re-
Hex and soon cured him. He writes: 81 now
sleep soundiy every night" Like marvellous
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matcblcss merit for all Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles soc and $l.OO.
Trial bottles free at Ellis G, Richardson,
Kilmarnock; It. ]. Hay don & Son, Irvington;
J. ID. Stakes, Rchoboth Church.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05

many grand jurors of Northumber-
land, and yet every one who wants to
know knows that the grand jury
system in Northumberland has been
practically dead failure, so far as
seventy-five per cent. of offences 60.
Grand jurors are sworn to not only
report violations of the law but
to diligently inquire" Who ever
heard of any diligent inquiring being
done! A few years ago grand Juror
testified before the assembled grand
jury that he had been treated to a
drink of whiskey bought on board a
boat at Coan wharf. Nothing was
done. An Indictment was brought
against aprivate individual at the
time, thanks to the efforts of few
citizens interested in the enforcement
of the local option laws, and l think
his case was triel nearly year later!
Everyone knows. that whiskey is
sold almost daily at the wharves on
Coan river and in the river "between
the wharves." 1t is sold elsewhere.
And these are not the only kind of
offenses. Is it any wonder that Nor
thumberland people, as rule, have
little respect for the minor laws and
less in the ability of the judiciary to
enforce them?
do not know, but if 1 was a
grand juror, / believe, by the eternal,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-09-05

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