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same time excluding negroes. This
amendment would aid the black belt
without hurting the white counties. IL
it was not adopted the white section
would be seriously damaged by the edu-
cational requirement without any cor
responding benefit to the black belt.
IN OPPOSITION.
Rev. DIR. Dunaway made an extended
and learned argument in opposition to
the amendment, on the ground that il
was Unconstitutional,
MIR. Stuart also opposed the amend
ncnt and charged that those who We're
favoring q did so for the purpose of
erecting a permanent understanding law
CT the ruins of the Glass plan
He showed that members from the
black belt were themselves divided on
the amendment, and it could not be con-
sistently charged that members from
the white counties We're not willing and
anxious to give relief to the black belt,
when they themselves were strongly
divided.
Mr.. p. w Campbell made an eloquent
sreech against the amendment and de-
clared that the adoption of a property
qualification in any shape would STAB
the people of the Southwest to the heart.
ITS CONSTITUTIONAL1T
Mr.. Bouldin again tackled the constl-
about twenty lawyers on the other side
tackled him with questions at different
points Of his able argument.
Judge Kendall made another earnest
speech against the amendment.
Mr.. Meredith closed the debate IN
clear forcible argument. He stated that
it was his purpose, If the amendmen1
was allowed to stand, to strike out the
severe educational test. The question OF
how our grandfathers voted generations
age when there were no negroes to con-
tend with should not enter into this Sc
rious practical question of to-day. What
would our grandfathers have done under
similar conditions?" would be a more
pertinent and sensible question, If not so
sentimental as the argument made by
Senator Daniel.
WAS RECONSTRUCTED.
The vote was then taken. A demand
for a roll call was made, and sustained
The motion to reconsider prevailed by
a vote of so to IS, as follows:
Yeas--Messrs. Bolen, Bouldin, Chap
nan, Daniel. Eggieston, Fairfax, Glass,
Games w. Gordon, Gwyn, Hancock. Hat
ton. Hooker, Claggett 3. Jones. G. w.
Jones, Keezell. Kendall, Lindsay. Lowell,
Miller p. Walton Moore, O'Flaherty.
Orr, Parks. Richmond, Stebbins, Stuart,
larry. Thornton. Westcott, Withers-3o.
Nays-alessrs.. Allen. George K. Ander-
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LADIES! SOMETHING NEW, MAKING
sofa pillows at home; 81 to ST. weekly;
materials furnished; no canVaSSing:
steady employment Send stamped adj
dressed envelope HOUSEHOLD MFG.
CO.. Erie ST. Chicago
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son, Barbour, Barham, NJ. II. Barnes,
Biooks, Brown, Carter, Epes, Flood, r.
l. Gordon, Gregory, Hardy, Harrison,
Hubbard, Lawson, MARSHALL, McIlwaine.
Meredith, Petit. Pollard, Portlock, Rives,
Robertson, Waddill, Watson, Willis. the
President-2S
A great many r.airs were announced.
BUT ADOPTED AGAIN.
The question REQUIRED on the Gordon
amendment, and it was again adopted
By vote of 30 to 90, the announcement
from friends and sympathizers Of the
measure.
A great many pairs were announced.
a roll call was not allowed yesterday,
but it was taken to-day and it was as
follows:
Yeas-Messrs, Allen. George X. Ander-
son, Barbour, Barham, NJ. II. Barnes,
Brooke Brown, Carter Epes, Flood, B.
I. Gordon, Gregory, Hardy, Harrison.
HUBBARD Hunton, Lawson, Marshall, Nc
llwaine, Meredith, Petit, Pollard. Port
lock, Rives Robertson larry, Waddil,
Watson, The President-30.
NaNs-Elessrs. Bolen, Bouldin Chap
man, Cobb. Daniel. Eggleston, Fairfax,
Fletcher. Glass, James w. Gordon, Gwyn,
Hancock. Hatton, Hooker, Claggett s.
Jones, G. w Jones, Keezell Kendall,
Miller. R. Walton Moore. O'Tlaherty,
Orr, Parks, Richmond. Stebbns Stuart,
Thornton. Wescott. Withers.-29
AS soon as the confusion resulting from,
the announcement of the vote was over
a motion to adjourn until Monday was
made.
Adjournment was strongly opposed by
the Glass plan contingent. The roll-cal]
showed large majority for adjournment
and t 1:35 o'clock the chair was vacated.
CIV care all in the air again. remarked
Senator Daniel. soto Voce, when he
reached for his hat.
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FROM A HORSE SHOE TO A VEHICLE
II South Eighth STREET. both phones.
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CALLED A CAUCUS,
Democrats TO consi1er Policy in Regard to
Boer War.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. C, March 15-The
chairman of the House Democratic eau
Gus Committee, Representative Hay, of
Virginia, issued to-day a call for a eau
Gus for next Wednesday night in the
hill OF the House to consider the policy
Of the Democratic party with reference
to the Boer war.
The petition for the caucus presented
to Mr.. Hay contained the names of forty
Democratic members.
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the registration of negro voters who can
not qualify under the understanding
clause and against future negro voters.
The amendment was bitterly opposed
by members from the white counties
generally, and by q, few representing
counties with a great many negro SOL
diers in them.
THE NEXT MOVE.
The next move will be an amendment
to strike out the Glass strict educational
requirement. as not being necessary as
a protection against negroes, now that
the Gordon property eNcluder has been
adopted. The prospect now is that at
ter week or two weeks devotion to
discussing the various amendments, when
the Glass-Daniel plan comes up for rat
LITIGATION as a whole, s amended, the
whole thing will be knocked out and the
suffrage conference will take a new
start.
The suffrage vane shows decided
veering towards either a permanent I'M
Outstanding or grandfather clause as
the only escape from eVltS more real ana
more embarrassing.
Rev C. p. Williamson. OF the Christian
Church. offered prayer in the convention
YESTERDAY ,sxty-one members answering
to the roll CALL
a fter granting many leaves of alb
sence, the convention adjourned until
Monday at L O'Clock
The suffrage conference was immedi-
ately called, and consideration of the
motion TO reconsider the vote by which
tho Gordon amendment was adopted was
resumed.
Judge Harrison opposed the motion to
reconsider He insisted that the Glass
Danic, plan had itself destroyed free
manhood suffrage by requiring the pay
rent of a tax of $l.50 by every man be-
fore he could exercise the privilege of a
citizen. More than that, it required the
most stringent educational qualifications
before citizen could become qualified to
register, and after this he must be sur
fic:ently educated and intelligent TO pre-
rae his own ballot in two and half
r,inutes without assistance. These re-
cnirements would disfranchise two-thirds
of the white voters of Frederick county
and almost every other county in the
State
He then contended that the Gordon
amendment would remedy these disquali-
flying features OF the Glass plan by al
lowing the. owners of property of the
value of $500, their sons Or parents. and
all soldiers and their descendants. to vote
without having to comply with these
stringent educational provisions. 1twould
let in nearly every white man. at the
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The Victor Talking Machiae OF Messrs.
Doughty Brothers. was very fine. BY
special request they played John Mac
CulIoughs .Ravins Of a Maniac. -
The attendance Friday night was very
large, exceeding In number that OF tho
right before. That captivating farce
comedy Ferguson. OF Troy. will be
presented on Tuesday night. March 18th.
for the benefit OF Mrs. Frederick c,
Hawkes..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DOLLARS AND HORSE SENSE"
WE NEVER EMPLOY AGENTS
OR PAY COMMISSIONS.

Our business is strictly cooperative. and as !;
we understand cooperation all interested should
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We have ample evidence to substantiate this
statement. no Misrepresentation in any re-
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100 AND 1921 UNION TRUST BLDG, GIN
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Friday night, far excelled that Of Thurs

day night.
,he members of tie cas-. showed up
to great advantage AMI the songs ana
specialtias We're we'll rendered
The hish-class singing ard dancing
specially of Charles ard Farley and Miss
Isabelle Davis. in the second act. was ex-
ceilent ard deserves special mention.
The Holy Cit:''' sung by Miss Mamie
Taylor was generously applaUded.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE . BANTAM
HENS and L ROOSTER, that have
laid 50 eggs this year, for larger
FOWLS. Address l.. [, care of Leader.
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The Merrymakers.

The second performance of tint delight
inl far Ge-comedy, MY Uncle From
Japan as presented by Charles and Far
sley's zMerrymakers, at Corcoran Hill.
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FOR LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION.
Revised Ordinance Under Which One VIII
;LaIy Re Ask,d

Likely Be Asked.
The Committee on Final Revision yester-
day afternoon unanimously recommended
to the convention for adoption the reso-
luton which follows:
1t is changes very much from its origi-
nal form as first introduced by Attorney
General Anderson, and as amended by
his approval after consultation with
many members of the convention. and
if the Legislature will probably be agreed
to by the convention without debate or
opposition. It follows:
BE it ordained by the delegates OF the
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to call at No 81 East Broad Street,
ECONOMY SHOE STORE. and try a
cup of our delicious ARAGON COFFEE
free. None so good and you will say
the same when you have had q cup.
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PERSONALS.

POSITIVELY CURES "A COLD IN ONE
night. TRAGLE'S LAXATIVE QU1N-
1NE TABLETS; 20c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-THE YOUNG MAN WHO LOST
his watch yesterday can get fine one
guaranteed in every respect from the
RICHMOND WATCH CO, No $40 East
Main Street, by paying 81 down and soc.
per week.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE. ~ BEAUTi-
full hand painted BANNER. size 2i$xlla
yards, subject, Ruth and Naomi"
Bible scene; has been valued at SO. for
a lady's BICYCLE. in good condition.
Address Miss az. V" Vernon Hill, Hal
flax county Va
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE
for s Standing Desks. one Low Desk. 5
S-foot tables. with drawers; one small
Bureau-office High Stool, one MCKEE
plated Music Stand and a Desk with
side lamp (plaintedD. and cut-glass Ink
stand that belonged to Chief Justice
MarShaII2 Address ANTIQUE.
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J - y. - =. :
BOWLING ALLEY.

THE ONLT COMPLETE BOWLING AL
LEYS in the city. BROWNS GAZE.
Budweiser Beer always on draught., Try
Browns Old Stock Whiskey only Ice.
The very best that money can buy.
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MILK CANS.
LADIES COLUMN.

DON'T KEEP ANYTHING YOU HAVE
not any use for; exchange for. some
Exchange Column free until March
18th.
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SPECIAL MIDWINTER PRICES ON
reupholstering and making over Parlor
Suites, Couchcs. Odd Chairs. Hair Mat
tresses, etc, at JURGENS' FURNl-
TURE STORE, 1871 E. Broad Street
Address postal or phone to store or fac
tory. 1o7-9-11-13 n. Eighth Street, and
our foreman will call on you with new
up-to-date line of samples: No charge
for estimates and no hard feelings if
we don't get the workout we usually
do
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HAULING,
STORAGE ROOM.

ALWAYS SOMETHING DOING AT
SWEENEY'S storage rooms; plenty OF
space and attention: will pack and snip
anything for you. Phone us. No. IL
South Eighth Street.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE A FEW
common young Hens for a few Brown
IeGhorn, Black Monorca. or Wyandotte;
will give for l. Address N. care
Leader Office.
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HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.

WE PROBABLY HAVE THE MOST
complete Upholstering Department in
the South: estimates are cheerfuiiy fur,
nished on special work; we recommend
Couches of our own make as unusually
good. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, No. Ill
Fast Broad Street, Leaders.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
WANTED = OCCUPANTS FOR FUR
niShed room with most modern conven-
fences by German family. Address
or call at No. 211 West Marshall Street.
DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED 'FRONT.'
ROOM, second floor, with heat; conven-
lent to bath. hot and cold water; for
gentleman only. Apply No. III W. Main
Street, opposite Jefferson Hotel.
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AND STILL THE COME BACK FOR
more credit at J. H. BUSBY'S, big
salesrooms No 90 Broad Street.
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wAETED-AGENTS.

WANTED. A GOOD MAN TO CANVASS
IIenrico county with our High Pressure
Double Cylinder Spraver. The best in
the world. Send for terms. NORL.H
JERSEY NURSERIES,. Springfield, y. J.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE PEDIGREE.D
Belgians. Buff z Rock Eggs. Baled Hay
and shredded Corn. Fodder. Poland
China Pigs s. Vive Camera for good
Incubator. Bone Cutter. o. l. c. Pigs.
Sdeboard any good Furniture FAY
CRUDUP, Jeffress. Va
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE 1 SIDE
BOARD and WHINTNOT for Refrig-
orator or Hat Rack or Oil Stove Adj
dress A. 3. c., care Leader office.
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BRIDAL SUITS.

IF YOU HAVE TO BUY a SUIT OR IN
fact any piece of FURNITURE. we are
headquarters and have the latest and
exclusive designs. SYDNOR 81 HUMID
LEY. Leaders, No. Ill East Broad
Street.
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WANTED.


WANTED TO SELL ONE POOL AND
one billiard TABLE, also six pOol-room
CHAIRS. one national cash REGISTER,
one fine oak SIDEBOARD, two fine
large MIRRORS, two ter-foot extern
sion dining-room TABLES, one band
some oak HALL RACK. one dozen i'm
ported brentwood CHAIRS. also six bent
wood imported arm CHAIRS, one oak
library TABLE The above pieces OF
FURNITURE are as good as new and
will be sold cheap Cali and have a look
at them. FRANK FIIRRANDINI, No
IL East Broad Street.
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HAVE MERCHANDISE, \ WHEEL
and other useful things to trade for any
thing. Address r., HOS n. Twenty-sec-
ond Street CITY
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ENERGETIC WORKERS TO DIsTRI-
butte circulars and samples: permanent
occupation: good pay. Distributors
3 LEAGUE. 40 West 18th St, New York.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE [ 1i-kARAT
filed 20-year open-faced WATCH, Elgin
and new. for lS-karat solid gold CASE.
old timey. Don't care if it is running or
not. E.DW. PALMER, care State Prison,
city.
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FAITHFUL MAN. GOOD STANDING.
manage office business in Richmond's
mercantile line: house established nearly
quarter century. large resources; no So
]icitins. office duties wholly; salary, $50
month. extra commissions; must furnish
$500 cash and good references. MANA
GER, a st. Paul Building. Cincinnati. Q.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE 3 WINDOW
SHADES, almost new. for ; PIGS. or
something of their value. Address NJ.
c. care of Carrier 10
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE, HAND
some Vienna CHAIRS. with arms and
inlaid bottoms in oak, for Vienna
CHAIRS. cane or perforated seat with
arms, and . without arms. finished in
walnut Address VIENNA, care Leader
office.
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WANTED. TO BUY A MODERN HOUSE
of eight rooms, centrally located, or in
the West End, to be paid for in monthly
instruments. Address S. a. e., care
Times office
PRAY WHO IS LINE?
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WANTED. AN ASSISTANT TYPEWRlT-
Err to work at private residence a few
hours daily. State salary expected; no
stenosrapher needed. but must be a
quick writer. Address ASSISTANT,
care of The Times Office.
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YOUNG PERSONS STUDY ILLUSTRAT-
ing by mail. Free lesson circular. DAN
T MCCARTHY. National School, 81 World
Bldg. New York.
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WANTED-A GOOD INSTRUCTOR TO
teach me music on the piano. ADDRESS
MUSIC. care Leader Office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


YOUNG MAN, 2S YEARS OF AGE, WITH
10 years experience in the mercantile
business, understands 00uble-entry
bookkeeping, wants position in or close
to Richmond. Address G. X, Radford,
Va.
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MEETINGS..

MOTT c E.-PURSUANT TO RESOLU-
tons of its stockholders. adopted on the
18th day of January, 1900. placing said
company in liquidation. the Board of
Directors of the JAMES RIVER FALLS
PAPER 6 PULP MILLS viii, on TUES
DAY. the 18th day OF March, 1902. order
a final distribution of the assets of said
company among its stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against said company
signed on or before the said 18th DAY
OF MARCH. 1902.
r. H MEADE, Secretary.
Room q, Chamber of Commerce.
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WANTED. statesmen CALLING ON
the dealers and manufacturers to carry
side line, paying unusually liberal COM
mission VULCAN CHEMICAL CO.,
: Cleveland. O.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. r. E. EggleSton, pastor.-Services
at IL A. NJ. and p NJ. Morning sub
ject: The Hand Writing on the Wall;
evening subject: 1.-THE Masters Message
on the Last Day of the Great Feast
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WANTED ENERGETIC LADIES TO
travel in Virginia FOR large manufactur-
ing company: Sl2 so weekly and expenses:
salary raised after 80 days. Send self
addressed envelope. TREASURER, 102
Star Bldg. Chicago.
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WANTED-FOUR GENTLEMEN TO
occupy two nicely furnished rooms.
with board convenient to bath; most
desirable locality on Church Jill. Adj
dress S. c., care Leader Office.
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WANTED, BY OLD ESTABLISHED
house. experienced travelling salesman
for this. territory; must have first
class references and give bond; none
other need apply. Box A4, Chicago.
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RELIABLE CLEVELAND HOUSE
wants bright man as travelling salesman;
general mercantile trade. Energy, bus
mess ability and salesmanship will make
position permanent. 50 MERCANTILE
BANK. Cleveland. 0.
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WANTED. A DREsskIAKER TO COME
and sew by the day. Call any morrl,ss
before IL o'clock at No. 313 South Third
Street second floor
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Tredegar Company
will be held on the 18th INSTANT at Il
NJ. at their office in the city OF Rich
mond, Va.
J. R. ]. ANDERSON.
Secretary.
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WHY NOT TRY SIGN PAINTING? NO
experience required; no fraud: samples,
instructions. etc. Joe. CITY SIGN CO,
Springfield. ..
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

Statesmen FOR ALL LINES OF BUS
g MESS (splendid side line) to sell our
Calendars. hundred and fifty different
STYLES, newest. latest patterns. Just the
things customers want; We pay the
largest commissions. Many of our men
give their entire time to our line and
make from SO to s125 every week; guar
anteed best side line ever ffered. Write
paid promptly. AMERICAN NOVELTY
Co. Cincinnati O.
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ROOFING

LEAKY ROOFS CALL UP ARMlTAGE
M'F"G' co. old phone ST. or drop a
postal card and we will examine roof
and report to you. All work guaran-
teed Call at Nos. 1900 to $500 Williams
burg Avenue.
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Richmond. Va, March 16. 1902:
MEMBERS OF SHOCKOE COUNClLss
ROYAL ARCANUM. who are OUT OF
employment, and members of the Coun-
eli Who have positions to give, will please
call on or address e. p. DAVIS. Room
g. City Hall; ]. L: SUTHEitl3A E. n ;, 4 I
n Sixth Street; r. II. STCVALL. ID
South Eighteenth Street; Committee on
Employment, Shockoe Council, r. a.
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WANTED FOR -FOUR ROUTES. GOOD
Woodworking salesmen:g references re-
quired. Address B. {. WILLARD, care
Traise & Co., Unity Bldg, Chicago, I'LL.
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SALESMT N-THREE FIRST CLASS
speciality men to sell winning PROPOSE
ton. Good paying position to right
men. Address Box SIS, Chicago, Ill.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

AT THE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF
his friends, CAPT. JOHN j.. KIM an an
nounces himself candidate lor .,le
Common Council from Lee Ward, SUD
ject to the Democratic Primary.
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wANTED-FEMaLE HELP.

WANTED GIRL FOR GEN
small family at i,hiIadelp ia; must be
neat. clean and active: good home for
suitable person. Address. with refer
ences NJ. A. B.. Box S5S Ph]ladelphia.
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WANTED no EXCHANGE A VERY
fine old VIOLIN German make Tor a
fine CLARINET; prefer conn o. rep
ner's make Address E. III. VAUGHAN.
PAGES Va.
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WALL PAPER.

DON'T SIT ON THE FENCE, BUT CALL
early at CATLETTa & WALSH, No PA
North Fifth Street, largest assortment
Of WALL PAPER. lowest prices.
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OH. FRED. THE ARAGON COFFEE
captured the 2l.O0O pounds contract for
the National Soldiers Home. at Hamp-
ton Why? Because the ARAGON
COFFEE is the best Just call at Nb.
GIL East road Street and get cup OF
it. Free.
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WANTED, WOMEN EVERYWIERE
20 address envelopes at home: good pay;
no canvassing. SOLAR FURNACE
Co., Los Angeles Cal
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JACoB UMLAUF. WHO IS He? WHY
the leading Upholsterer ana Mattress
Because his work is the best and his
prices the lowest. All kinds OF upnoi-
stering Mattress and Cushion work:
fine Hair Mattress a speciality. NO 40
West Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16

ACTIVE CATHOLIC LADY no WORK
at homet $3S paid for y days trial; per-
menent if satisfactory. JOHN ENG
WALL, Lakeside Building, Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-16

WANTED TO EXCHANGE FOR Any
thing I can use on the farm. . yoke of
OMEN; 2 yoke years Old and well
broken; 1 yoke coming. years old and
unbroISe. Dicker with me please, [ am
unfortunate and hungry. Box Is.
CuSiorVilla Va