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N S&zW Norfo|kN Western

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY,
900 A. M,-NORFOI4k LIMITED AT"
riyes Norfolk 1I:20 A, NJ, Stops only ~
Petersburg Wayer.y. ~ ana AS sp pR TSs nuo,
Parlor, Car, PetersbuTg TO- LyHsshnnTx nH g
Columbus, Dluef,eid 70 CINCINNATI also
Roanoke TO KnexX!lls, nS and Knoxville to
isno +. M.-RoANOKE ExPREss for
FsImyins tynshn9Nyrfs HGa NG %ImETEp
Arrives Norfolk 5;Y = n, stop gs,t only i,o At
PessrsbuEg Wayery s e. B sIap3 proV,
dence, New York. Baltimore and WASH
Esp. M,-For Norfolk and all stations
ea 80 p =. RENEW ORLEANS SHORT
LINE nPullman slasRskEs passFsSass o
East Radford; Lynchburg to ChattanooEa.
Memphis and New Orleans. Care DINING
Car.
205 p. M. and 8:10 F.. M from NortolH
hoo A. M. and 7:20 p. NJ,
Office No. s3s East Main street.
w. b. BEVILL, @: II: BosLEY..
Gen. Pass. Agent. Dis, Pass AgSns,
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STEAM BoATs
Virginia NAVIGATION COMPANY

JAlAllS RIVER DAY LiNN.
H STE.AAItsit POCAHONTAs! leaves AtOF,
DAY. WE'D E6DAY and FRIDAY at
AM Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth Qld Point.
Newport News, Caremont and James
River landings, ana connecting ~ 0ld
Point for Washington, BAL lmore aud the
at at moderate NO prlcos, Electric cars diyeer
TO wharf, Fare only $l.5o and y 70 NOR
folk, Music by Grand Qrchestrlon
and ali points III Eastern Virginia and
North CAROLINA. IRWIN WNlsGER. hi
N'0''f ~ General Manager,
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pERSU., TO CALL ON RETAIL TRADE
for manufacturing house; salary s2o:, PAID
weekly; expense money advanced; PREVIOUS
experience unnecessary. STANDAltD, 3a4
Dearborn Street, Chicago.
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RAILROADS..

D r p p Richmond. Frederick
ns u * T. burg & Potomac r. 4
Trans Leave Rlchm on d. orthward
3:5l y. NJ, daily. Eyrd st. Through.
G:45 a. M, uaily Main St. Through
7:15 A. NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
commodatiOn.
500 a. NJ. Sunday only. Byrd ST.
Through Local stops.
s4O A. NJ week days Byrd st. through.
l90 noon, week days, Byrd 81. Through.
ericksburs accommodate lion.
sos Z. daily. Main st., Through.
6:2o p. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland &C.
colnmodatlon,
sos p. NJ, daily. Byrd st. Through, Local
stops Sunday.
Trans arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 A. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland
sis A, III, weok days, Byrd st. Fred
ericksburs accommodation.
s;s5 a; NJ; daily, Byrd st. Through
l1:bl a. NJ, week days, Byrd 81. Through
2:G P. H.. daily. Main Ct. Through,
Ills +. NJ. daily. Byrd ST. Through,
900 =, NJ. daily. Byrd St. Through
1925 +. H. daily. Main st. Through.
Note-Pulrnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on all trains except local accom- m e,
W. D, DUKE, G, W. GULF. w. +. TAYLON
Genl Man'E Asst. Genl Man'r, Irat. Mar1-
JUNE H. 1903.
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR BRIGHT.
sunny rooms: single or Ell shte: WIN e az
without board trnnsiens nccoH,inoaatcui oVo
\ West Grace Street.
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WANTED DISTRICT MANAGERS FOR Pc
tersDurg and vicinity for u strictly o 10 h me
life insurance company, having $iog.oov ue-
posted with the Treasurer OF the Common
wealth of Virginia for the protection OK pol pol,
icy-hollers policies issued fr9m ss6O up aul
his guaranteed than By amy other company.
Apply to or address A. CLOVER state Mail
ager, 0 and ~ News Leader BUILDING
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MAIN, H.. si2-r1nsT GLASS noAK,RI r
bright rooms newly furnished; llorceihi"
bath: permanent and trnnslcntA desired.
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WANTED. TO KNOW If YOU Will DIS
tribute advertising matter: reliable specially
company; SIG weekly and expenses. Iltl-
UMPH CO., Dallas Tex.
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WAA1ADS,
BOARDING.

BoARDEns WANTED ron TWO ROOMS.
houRe we'll furnished and stea,, hea aslns
tirotEhout. with flrst cnss board reteTe - c
exchanged. Mrs. A. II CRAIG. 81 ". tr r
Y Street. If iGlf
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FIVE ACTIVE BOYS, WE'LL &C.
q,anted with city; can earn from tifteon ~, &c
handwriting, giving city address, "BOF.'
care this office.
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1vAN,rED. Rl,;IsTERFI, ASSISTANT PIIAR-
MACIST; young man preferred; good posi-,
lion to tho right young man. COSGDONa
PHARMACY, phoebus, Va.
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IAKER-WANTLD,E! A GOOD. RE,LfA1sL11
baker; must DO sober and capable: nll-nround
man; light work; state wages. Address ItlP-
BERGER Blackstone, Va.
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MEETINGS..

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
THE CHASE CITY MINERAL WATER
4 COMPANY.-By order OF the board OF Direo-
tors special meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Chase City Mineral Water Company II
hereby called to be held ut 1.-THE Mecklen-
burg" In Chase City, MeckcnburE county.
at p. NJ OF that day, for tho following
purposes, namely: To provide funds for tho
payment OF tho outstnndl ne debts OF the
Company and for the further prosecution OF
its business, and In case that IL not done
satisfactorily, to authorize sale of tho
and personal, OF tho Company. and to apply
tho proceeds thereof to the payment OF the
Company,s debts, and to tho distribution OF
thereto and the said stockholders are hereby
notified and, requested to attend said meeting.
Done by order OF the Board OF Directors
this 10th dav Of November 1908.
THOMAS +. JEFFRl1SS. President
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WANTED, A GRADUATE OF COLLEGE, 70
teach Municipalities Latin and chsm reilsTed
though not required. Apply to j. w. TINS
LEY, Martinsbufg. w. Va.
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FOR sALE-NioDERN TWO STORY STORE:
house and four acres lind. on main limo OF
Norfolk and Western Railway: convenient TO
churches. schools; with or without stocFk;
z excellent stand. Apply HAMPDEN W1LsON'
Black Walnut Va.
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join THE CROWD THAT WANT THgI1 ns
linen ln,udrled correctly and send for the
EMPIRE LAUNDRY, 800 NJ. Cary street ,L.
Discount on gentlemen weekly or montnS
wash: also dyeing cleaning ana presslhEs
Phone RAJ SaFllFs GsH4R 3,e 1850 Hae]tsf
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Il modelled and thoroughly equipped with new
furnishings ana With faultless beds! Mnnass.
ment, GEO. L. PEYTON. Of White sulphur,
b. III. BERKELY. 20 years conductor on c.
H. n "A 4.Hff-tH tfts
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Office OF
Richmond, Freaerleksburg ana

:" IOIOINhU Il. X. Co,
j, MichmgqnI; Sa Ney 70 1903
pany viii DO closed on THANKSGIVING
DAY. November 26th. 1903 except for delivery
Of perIshablc goods between tho hours of
~ r. e. DUKE. Agent.
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Los1S-EITrlER ON DRoAD.STREDT GAR
or near Hopkins Furniture store. sl2 IN
notes. Finder leaving same at HOPKINS,
West Broad Street, VIII be rewarded
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SITUATION WANTED--Male

WANTED, A. FINlSlIER ON BLANK. AND
/ printed work EVERETT WADDEY CO.
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ROOMS, FOR RENT.

s17 w. GRACE sT.--wA NTEI, BOARDERs;
atransientsf accommodated
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. TO RENT A OR 7-RooM HOUSE
Address WANTED, care this office.
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SOMETHING NEW In dentistry. High. grace
ability OF crncking or breaking on; lncins
not submitted e heat In process * e 1soIk
a.. j. DAVIDSON. Seventh and Broad.
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NOTICE,
Manchester I axes

Taxes for 1868. also all City Taxes unpaid
Tor 1909, All persons who have paid the
first half OF their city. school and sewer
lax July LIST last should pay the other
enalty on last half, and those who have
paid none OF their city taxes Will. by pay
Ing the whole OF the same on or before
Iecember LIST, save the per cent. penalty
on tho last half OF the same, Five per
cent will be added TO all taxes, State,
CITY, school aud sewer unpaid after De-
ceWber Isl
j. w. BRONAUGH, JR.,
Treasurer Iity OF Manchester.
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RAILROADS..
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN DFFECT NOV. l, 1903.
200 A. M.-Daily Local for Charlotte.
1870 p. M.-Daily. Limited. Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans, Memphis. Chattanooga and all
the South.
500 F, M.-Ex. Sunday, Chase City local.
1920 T, M.-Daily Limited. Pullman
YORK RIVER LINE.
The fayorite route TO Baltimore ana
Eas tern points. Leave Richmond $3.50 F,
~ day e1 Haeep sugs anSay Local mixed
a:i5 p. M.-1.ocai for West Point.
40 p. M.-Except Sunday. For West
Point. connecting with steamers for Bs!-
tiruore and river landings.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s65 a, M. and 6:43 p. N,-From al tho
s;5 +. M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A. M.-From Chase City.
9;l5 A. M,-Baltimore and West Point
6;1O r, M.-From West Point
~ - -H,>-'Na. M G. r. A.
G, w. W11STBURY.,D y, r; A.
Richmond. Va
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4 sTI3ICvTIY EIGH-CLAss NORTHERN
fancy cake and pastry baker. ornane n r,r
etc. ! desires good position CONFECTIONERY
care this office.
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PARTY WHO TooK LADY's DRESS CASE
{ by mistake Mt Eba Station Inst night nj 7:4o
please return same to owner at No, sls west
Qraco Street. @
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4 HELP WANTED-Male.

good income corresponding for newspapers:
experience unnecessary. Send TOR pnrtleula1s.
PRESS SYNDICATE; Lockpoit N. \.
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REAL EsTATE-For Sale.

FOR sALE-Cottan plantation for sale. rloh
bottom lands. Roanoke Kirer .! Steamboat 1,,a
landing OH premises $50 acrrs. 80 inlies ron
Norfolk. II. q. HARRINGTON. Palmyra. 9.
+. G. 'slT15! ttfs sfi .tr0 lt.r5 .5tlH
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RAILROADS.
AT :L|,AhTIC COAST LINE

llL4Al1So LEAVE ltICrrMOND DAILY.
BYktD-SIrtlIEI STATION.
EFFECIlYI MONDAY, SEPT. 21ST,
9:05 A. ~. a. e. L. Express to al! points
South. l,N ,.E.l5. !.
900 A, M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
1910 p. NJ. Petersburg and N. & w. VEST
4 500 p. M. Petersburg and Norfolk.
t4u0 II, NJ, GoldsborO Local.
$50 p. M. Petersburg Local,
7,25 p. M. FLORIDA and West Indian Linz
ted" to all points south
$40 p, NJ. Petersburg and n, g. W. West
II 80 r. NJ. Petersburg Local. ~ -.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
s:4s A. M. 7:a5 a. NJ, 8:25 A. ~ Sunday
only ll:26 4. NJ; Hoo A. NJ, ! :06 F, NJ.
except Sunday: 2'06 P, NJ, 7;2o +. Nj, 7;ta
r, M, $40 P, NJ,
G. S. CAMPDELI, Div, Pass.Agt
". J., CRAIG. Gen, Pass. AGt.
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WANTED, AT ONCE A YOUNG NAN As
assistant bookkeeper; must have han !. some s11n
gving age and salary expected. d. T., care
this office. E+r isaai
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
GRAPH COMPANY will DO held on WED.
NESDAY, December the 9th, 1898. nj Il
a. clock ~. AT Room No. Merchants Ma
tionil Bank building. Richmond Va.
II, ID. WILLIAMS, Secretary
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.-TIlE AN.
nual meeting of tho Stockholders OF MA
TURAL BRIDGE DEVELOPMENT COM,
pASY will be held in Room ii of the Sewa
Leader building WEDNESDAY, 9th day OF
December, 1909 Mt II o'clock.
X. G.. PAXTON. Secretary.
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LosT--CHEcs DATED ,NovrM5lia, Is, 1909
2 No. 236, payable TO cnsh, for twenty-five dol
lnrs, drawn on National Bank OF Virginia BY
myself. The public Is hereby warned asnh,in nn
stopped. u. A. uGtIMAN.
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WANTED. THE SICK AND AFFLIcTED 70
enquire Of y. when IN want o. roo ~ nns
+ forinr:. best quality obtainRblc. A.. III. Rob-5
ms 200 East MARSHALL Phone 1888.
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ut;AUrr1FuL PAPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for football &C. eech leo cups hon.ton M sosf.
X fects Mrs. PULLEY. 62S West broad Street
Phone 37!C.
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PERSONALS.

DANIEL pINcrIUM, WHO WAS A. FIRE.
i collision In October. isoss ana al none Of
his effects have been found. and believing
that he owned both personal and renl prop
4 tioh relative to any property riKhts. Of ne
be glvcn To- my attorneys. Mersrs. HIRAM
4 inond, Va. MATYgt HOLMES, Adinx.
ARE YOU 1IuNGRY1 COME AND EFT THE
1t e 10 Courses al nuo he noss Porter House
Steak for 25o.;. finest horn Ifnrbor. Lynn ,,
zoe. dozen, single try soc dozen; Quail or
toast soc. Everything else u, acaron quick
scrvicc md moderate prices open night ana
day rho choicest wines and LIQUORS always
on hand Igg.Nog md Applng, ~. Iod ad on q
Thanksgivlng Day. FHANClONE' ., Voo'i ~
Broad Street tgtS g5s
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN
wants to represent n wholesale grocery house
or confectioner IN North Carolina next year;
controls n large trade. Address b. N. Nj
Bynunl. NJ c.
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FOR RDNT--Two LARGE CONNECTING
rooms on second foor freshly and styiishly
pnpcrcd and III an ,nexceptionhl holshDor'
hood. Address $40 West FranKllh.
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FOR RENT-TO G GENTLEMEN OR ADULTS,
unusually attractive rooms: select naighbor-
hood; nrst-cnss bonrd, II desired. Audrqss
Mrs. X, care this Office. Ll W.
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STEAM BOATS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF
JOHN MUNRO. deceased, we request IN
parties having bills against the estate ~ wv "
JAMES PEBBLES.
Ii, II. < POLLARD Jr,.
Executors.
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WANTED, TO HANG Ill tho lace curtains in
town and lay the carpets, MAKE. the snaass
and nut On the weather strips. Z. Is. NVa.
VEIL. No. 2l1h N. Sixth street; phone 400.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST RIsrwEBN THE JEFFERSON AND
Z sos I5nst Franklin Street, on Thursday after
noon. silver 1,RUOCH, IN the form Of .
swallow. with 4 null pen II, is he1 , Ino
finder leaving It at this office VIII DO suit-
ably rewarded
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No MATTER WHAT YOU WANT IN JsW-
elry from diamonds TO plated collar buttons
solid silver md plated ware, solid gold. hiled
and silver watches. etc, before buyinK con-
suit r., ,WlsINSTEiN, the wholesale Je""ier
nj 16Oi East Main Street. HFHEE 'sEA5
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oAL1, ANp SEE us. We buy and sell second. "
hand aud new furniture. stoves and hnaters.
Z Cali and SEQ what bargains you can. gel. y
Il. HALL AND CO., 1913 ". SlAth Street
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FOR SALE,

OUR NEW DEPARTMENT. or FINE MEATS.
unprecedented; finest selection and reasonable
prices. they ARE the fho nS % AZ Gf
4 GROCF;IrY co. 720.22 ". Cary Phone 35i
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BARdAINs--LOrs OF THEN, IN
crockery. tin and enamel ware great variety ".
In Christmun toys. Call ana see WIN! We
i SANANECK, 1924 E. Main.
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HArs AND CLOTHES cleaned and pressed work
chilled for delivered. NO W3 East Eroa"'
Phone ia.
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FOR RENT.

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE AND
desirable rooms: 800 East Leigh.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE:

WANTED, A. LIVE MAN WITH SOME CAP
itnl in n we'll established wholesale mercnn-
tic business in the thriving town OF New
port News. Va. rara chance for right party.
Address .'BU SIN ESs," care Lexington Hotel,
city.
READ sYDNoR & HUNDLEI's "AD." TO-
DAY.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
rrANnsoME ROOMS. Best Board. Fashionable
locality; COS West Grace
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WE Mako HAT FRAMES TO ORDER:
whoiosais or RETAIL; new millinery, latest
style Mrs. PULLEY. go West Broad.
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WAGONS TO SUIT YOU AT RICHARDSON
BROS el3 Brook Avenue.
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| THE T EE.LEE
Daily Business Directory |

BOARDING..
MISSES MARTINS boarding house; permanent
and tran,lent; nice rooms and good fare;
100 North Seventh Street.
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGIN1A. CALEND,AARs.
1901 nne views With desc riptons; ooin iDy
Ladies' Society Episcopal chnrcn; p Ts pGE
& University station. Charlottesville Va.
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WANTED, A FEW MORE CUSTOMERS
hard 70 please these kn9% when nn avasy AZ
nhe. a. IL. r ODINs, Wholesale DrugBist.
.oJ East Marshall Street. Phone 1888.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-07
Nudred,. Apology.

M dred Is just at the age of Are wor- shlu. says the New York Post. She sin .y adores matches, especially the fat Ieaded. crackly ones. Mildred wor- sh' in secret. as other deyOtees have W, shiped before-and mamma is not th high priestess. She is the destroy inr angel who swOops down, extin- gu hes the altar fires and administers a 6. lnd slap. Mildred had a visitor the other day. a prOselyte, and as soon as mamma went downstairs Miss Six Years old lighted the Area This con sisted in striking matches and throw Ing them out upon the roof of the piaz- Ea, where they burned amazingly well on the shingles. With rare forethOught both Mildred and the young visitor varied the devotional exercises by toss ing tumblerfuls of water upon the blazing matchsticks.
 Suddenly mamma swOoped down, In accordance with age old custom, ad- ministered the aforesaid slap. and Miss Mildred had her meager supper in bed. Next day she was bidden to apologize for her misbehayior. and this she did. saying:
 "Pm afraid [ made a great mistake in having Catherine here yesterday. I'm sorry she came"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-07
MISPLACED
 HOSPITALITY ny WALTER A. TICE
 Crrwi1hf. r0f, hu W. A. Ice
6AoAaAaNoAeA0aAaA0A0AoeO
ny WALTER A. TICE
Crrri5ht r5i, bY V. 4. 10

"Btssic Whitney of an girlsl She's Absolutely devoid of sentiment, so cool end calculating. just as one might ex- beet the daughter of a political boss Co bc. At school she never chummed much with the girls She kept an ae' count book. too. and put down every treat sodas. Judges and everything. aa if she was working her way through college Instead of being the daughter of man who's made a fortune in poll tIcsr'
 Frank Jameson had tried Co laugh down his pretty sisters vehement pro tests He had even declared it was all due Co her sistcrly Jealousy, but now as hc rushed toward New York. the home of his danccc. thc words rang In his ear and stood out boldly on the paper he was trying Co read
 He lived over again that last evening ln New York. when he had asked Bes- sic Whitney Co bc hIs wife He re- called with a sudden pang how quietly his proposal bad been received. Then he had thought it was because Bessie was deeply Impressed by the serious ness of the moment Now he wondered If It were true that she did not feel the deep passion that thrilled hls whole being when she had whispered that almost iuauJible yes" that she was indifferent
 He tossed aside his paper inpatient ly aud glanced carclcssiy at hls travel Ing companion. A middle aged man, clearly a stranger Co his section Of the country. hc leaned forward eagerly to study Che scenery. Jameson regarded the Intense expression with some anus mcut Here was something to divert his unhappy trend of thoughts.
 "Pcr1aps you'd Ike to sit next to the window" hc suggested Pretty coun- try along here, especially f you're in- tcrcstcd iu farming
 The stranger looked at Frank In surprise The unexpected courtesy somehow suddenly carried him west of Che Aucghany mountains.
 Thanks: don't mind f do," be answered heartily. "tm interested In farming an right Got as ane a quar- ter section near Sterling. Nina, as ever you saw"
 "Sterlag3 Why l know a fellow out there. Jimmy Eckstrom-was in my class at college"
 "EcksttomI Oh. yes; there Is an Eckstrom lives about two miles south of S,crlus. Their boy go to school with yoJ.
 Wth this entering wcd-c thcir ac- qur rintanly hro8deucd rapidly. Be fore Jersey City was reached lame son had heard all about the pioneer struggles of John Wilson Of Sterling and Mir. Wils0l had been given some valuable pointers as to what sight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-07
On. Trial We. EnouEh.

Man Cto large employer Of laborl- ''want any hands this morning. sirf' "What have you been used toF Making myself generally useful in a large factory"
 "Who forT'
 'For the government, sir"
 Have you a good referenceT T was seven years at the last place" ''Take a seat: think m give you q trial"
 "No, thanks The last time ] had a trial got seven years. Good morn lng."-LOndOn Tit-Blta
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-07


 hIE WHITNEY.
 seein- dcSersed his attention on this hls hrst vist % the metropolis. AS tbey boarI>i thp fcrryOoat Wilson remarked ti.Jt he guessed he'd stop nt Brown S Jones. Jameson smiled Yes be kr-y where Brown x Jones' WIS. and hs'd bc only too glad Co sec tbst Wilson reached there safely.
 Wilson. cheap satchel in hand, was making sunlight for the cabin marked -Men."
 "B,tteI .aEc Che other side" sug. .cstcd Jameson. pointing Co the ladies' cabin. -You'u get a better view of the harb0r.'
 They had not walked half the length of tbe cabin before Jameson realized That they were attracting attention They were au oddly assorted couple, fbe stoop shouldered westerncr in his ..store clothes" and rusty slouch hat oDd the dapper New Yorker clad in ,oimeut of London cut Jameson looked neither to the right nor left buf felt conscious thut amused teml r..pe cAa,c5 were following thcir progress.
 what followed never would have bsnr-acd. SO Jameson declares. if. on tbst particular day. George Raymond h,d not worn rCd tie But George rnI tho ue appeared on the scene just ss f.risSon was posting Wilson on the location of the statue of Liberty. He rlapp,d Jameson on the shoulder and exclaimed:
 -Wbere in the world have you been the last four or Eve dnys: I've been down to the office half dozen times" Jameson acknowledged the greeting. men turned to introduce the westernef vyhom George was regarding curiously. s1lr. Wilson knows the EekstroNs af
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-07
The Best Position.

T see the new magazine Is outr'
 ~Yes, and they've got my poem right naxt to advertising matterP'-Atlanta Constitution s.aa--. -.. s---.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-04-16
Great Coal Discovery.
Enormous Beds Near Wilkesbarre-Elubt
Veins New TO Region.

An immense tract of coal has Just
been discovered in Hanover town
ship, south of Wilkesbsrre, on land
owned by the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and the Lehigh and
Wllkesbare Coal Company. Eight
new veins have been discovered,
which, it is said, were never before
found in the upper coal fields, while
underneath them are the twelve veins
now worked in other parts of the
upper region. These twenty veins
aggregate $50 feet of coal, the lowest
one being a3oo feet,
1t is estimated that 1t would re,
qulre 6ooo men 200 years to mine
the full o,ooo, 900 tons it is esti-
mated the tract contains.