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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
THE TWANG YANKEE.


The Caucasian is still in eclipse as to
who is responsible for the innovation
Of the Yankee Twang" in the public
schools. Harftcr all Cur solicitude, are
We to be denied the sweet privilege Of
an Harnscr? Shall Our Parst efforts
arouse Nidcr eys or ,lder a no!
Il is understood that the innovation is
not on the "Twang Yankee bit on the
pronunciation and the articulation Of
words. as defined in the most approved,
unabridged dictionary. Against such att
hterity it would be vain and hopeless
to demonstrate, but is it possible that
our predecessors, our great grand
fathers and mothers. cited now and then
as models Of intellectual culture and
refinement, were guilty of such mani
fest ignorance, as would now be heaped
upon them indirectly. because, in the
plain smooth, musical rythm of the
language they would not have said !:
John. Harfter nilclaing the Keows
help Bob to hitch the horse to the keart,
then drive to the Dapo and ascertain
on which Root Mr.. Jones trunk may
be checked to Ni-York, and. Hafrter
receiving the Harnser, you will advise
me-
Wei. perhaps. our ancestors were not
-
sufficiently Up To- Dates, nor were they
too utterly utter for anything.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

or con,nanv he new the amount or gross
sales for the first two months shall Lc
considered the basis and six times that
amount shall be estimated as the annual
rccrints If such business: provided that
any rgrvt,n commencing husiucy, after
the fret If Tu1v nrddlcrs exccptcd shall
,.,. ,ar. half If tI,,,. above rate,
Sec o. Ec il further enacted etc.,
r!,at the f,1sinc~, # the previous wears
=, also the 2rIr3] condition and result,
If bu,,ncss Of ,hc current wear. for new
firms a.,ociat,nn. ar rnrnoratjons for
,hc nurnosr nf c.,,,nr,,inp licenses shall
bc avcrr,oinr, hv the ritv rnntroj1er in
thc sworn Statement, uf il,r nereon or
,cr,n,s ~ Interest III. .,,r ,he;,. 1,,1v o,t-
thrr;Ic,1 ng..,, nr o(T,r.. made hcforc
,hr rnntro}1rr or bic I,.r,t,.. rro,,;ded
that if the civ cnntroIIrr he not salts.
fed with the hid sworn statement. he
shall traverse the same bv a rule taken
IN proper court rule shall be tried sum
narily. whether an answer thereto be
filed or not. On the trial Of SAID rule
The books and written entries and 'tnen1-
oranda OF said person or persons, firms.
COMPANIES, corporations or parties. shall
he brought INTO court and subject to the
inspection and examination OF the court,
the officer who took the rule. and such
experts as he may employ or the court
may appoint provided, that this inspec-
ton shall not be construed as emitting
the defendant to introduce in evidence
said books and documents any more
than he would have been without such
inspection; provided also. that the IL
ccrlSe shall ISSUE in accordance with the |
said sworn statement. Notwithstanding
the prospect or pendencv of the rule and
the final ratification shall be made as or
dered by the court.
Re It further ordained, that the city
controller shall proceed in the enforce
ment OF these licenses and collection
thereof in all respects as provided by the
existing laws IN enforcing these licenses
and penalties.
Sec. "a. Be it further enacted. etc,
That a person. firm or company. having
more than one place of business. shall
nav separate license for each place of
business
"Scc . Pc il f,rtbar erocted etc
that anv Iecnsa ;.snnd i, n,,rs,,a $3.50 TX ~
this nrdnanre sh.i he n pnr oi1t''f0 az ="
rendered. mil and 5' void and IS nv sf aa
,non he ronv;r,; on ~ anr II Icnr en- e". ~
said 1;cenSees e,nniove fnr the ,,;n1at;or,
Of any, or ali of The ord;,ances IS tl,a
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
MARSHALL STREET CULVERT.

Sealed bids are hereby invited for
putting III culvert Oh Marshall street, as
per nlans and specifications on file in this
office. Said bids to be in the hands of
the COMPTROLLER by 8 pm. January 70.
1909. A certified check for $50 to accom-
nanv each bid as guarantee of good
faith.
c. G. RIVES, Comptroller.
Dec. II, 1909.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
CITY pAIpFRS

Sealed bids are hereby invited for The
furnishing of collins and conveying cts,
paupers to the city cemetery for the term
expiring with the city's annual contracts.
Said bids. to he in the hands Of the
conntroiiet by pm January 10. 1909.
c. G. RlVES, Comptroller.
Dec. ~ 1909.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
FISCAL. AGENCY.

Sealed bids are hereby invited for the
fiscal agency of the CITY of Shreveport
from Tie date Of acceptance of this bid
Until November. 1904 Said bids to be in
the hands of the comptroller by 6 pm.
January 10, 1908.
c. G. RIVES. Comptroller.
Dec. II. 1902
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

The citizen who has paid his poll tax
s. legally qualified to "euss out The
government, local, pafoehial. state and
general, # things do not run to slit his
notions but the man who has failed to
pay and is therefore DISTINGUISHED has
ne right to Kick.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

The Comlnonef: THE Washington
Post asserts that because Of the low
price ct silver United States silver dol
lars are worth less than forty cents
each. Has the Post any considerable
number 10 sell at that price,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
AN ISSUE WIIlIE THE PEOPLE.

AN ISSUE WITIIE THE PEOPLE.
According % kilograms from Wash
ington, p. &, an issue has been preeipi-
fated by President Roosevelt and his
Cabinet on The citizens Of the town 81
Indianola, Miss, and its vicinity. over
the appointment of a f,egress To fill the
position of postfnistress, regardless Of
the protests Of tlle citizens az the town.
As an endorsement Of the postnlis-
tress # Is reported BY telegram that
The postmaster at5 Indianala. Miss.
IS Mrs. Minnie Cox. d colofed woman.
She served three years as postmaster
under President Harrison When Pres
iienf Mckinley came IN She was again /
appointed in 1897, nearly SIX years ago
Her character and standing III tie com
1ntslity are endorsed b. the best and
most reputable peoeple in the town.
Among those on her bond Is the
present Democratic State senator, with
the leasilng banker Of Indianalo. and a.,
ex-state senator from the district, as q
Democrat. The postmaster and her hus.
band own from Sfo.ooo to sI5.oo wortl,
ct properly III Snl1f1ower county, The
reports Of postoffiee inspectors who
have inspected The office from time 10
time show that she has given the utmost
satisfaction 70 all tile patrons ST The 81. ]
fice that she IS at all times courteous
faithful and honest ii the discharge Of
her duties. Her moral standing IL The
community Is of Tie highest. Her repu.
.tatiotl Is Of The best Few Offices at his
grade IN any state are conducted bet
fer.
n TIC same telegram il IS reported
tat the resignation 81 tie postrlstress
was urged by threats Of violence. wl,iel,
has been denied ealphatiealiy by repu-
table citizens IN mass meeting Assem-
bled, who n November last requested
the appointment Of i white person i,
the place Of the colored lady. The. citi-
zcils having declined to recognize the
aasiy Ct color. have been relieved of |
their postofliee, which has been. closed
ls order Ct Postmaster General PAYNE
on The advise Of cabinet meeting rs
which tie isstte vas mel radieafl.s The
Il liidianalo " to be closed
'li'tii tie citizens # indianalo and VI
sttsity shall Yield 10 the demand 81 The /
lSes1seselt administration to il recoef,-
ton and tbs acceptance 81 iIie colorcdI
EaslS + s. reasonable 81 logical Is IS.
sumo that the citizens 81 Il,ssianola
Miss should submit fo The reapptiiis.tz
flaefit q Tie eolarstl lsldy tbeeastse he
's'ls hlled tlse Office creditahly. Il insi.
Gated 81 tbs report quoted Fl very
saear d tlle Caucasian thai the citizens
Y llidiatiaIp, Miss lsavc tired III lie
'tsss'fed lady S. tlsey would probably |
fssa Wltise man asld have fipla to
iasist 81 change postmaster
alaylisg experienced tlle coiorsd Iaey
assflaelit during series ST years
natural Has thss expact s.
lla1ls lislsri Isasl ii IL
IS y " slsss ,ssslI
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

The Memphis Commercial Appeal
says A young man in Galveston
struggling under the weight of such a
name as Hans Grafbichl Won Sehoffky
committed suicide. Can he be blamed p
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

IND we recommend Tie dIDDtiO1 OF
the following budget of appropriations
for Ico3:
Be it ordained by the city council of
the city of Shreveport. in legal assembly
convened, that the following budget Of
appropriations for the year 1gos be and
the same is hereby adopted and the sum
set apart for the following items and
of the city government, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, be
and the same is hereby appropriated as
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

: Et1yelones OH We have a big lot and
f'..s.i# 6, Pfif1t aen1c Of ll:em In you,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

/ 10llOWS. ID-W1I.
For FIRE department ......... s2S, 500 90
/ For police Department ....... 26.75o 90
/ For water works -. ...--.... 5000 90
For city officials ........... $500 co
/ For pauper account -. -. 600 90
| For contingent expenses ..... 1880 90
| For improvements ..... ...s. QSeo 90
For street lighting -. ....... 10000 90
For sanitary work -. ... 6.ooo 90
| For board Of health .. -. loo 90
| For sweeping and cleaning . $4,000 90
for public schools. -. ....... LOO 90
FOR iced account 80. -. 90. 1900 co
FOR engineer department 40. $500 90
/ For cemetery association .... 900 90
For home for homeless .e... 900 90
fof Park Assn. 80. ...... 800 90
For Home Charitable Assn. .. 700 90
For Genevieve Orphanage -. 900 90
For Southern Paving Co. go. 1000 90
For FIRE alarm system -. 500 90
For fire hose already bought. ia. 1000 90
For ire engine -. ....s... 1000 90
For manual training and
equipment i'll connection
with public schools -. ~.... 900 co
~ OAdi ..4 ....- .Sf44,OO0 co
Passed to its first and second reading
by the following vote: -7
Ayes: Allen. Busbcv. Conger. Curric,
Dickson, Foster, Jenkins. Ledhctter.
Lowenthal. Rand. Qtigles, Snyder, Tho
man, Tusten, Wise.
Nays: None.
Nov. I1 fGo2- .'-@
r. 6. HAYES
Auditor and Ex-Offcio Secretary
The budget ordinance was read the
third time and on motion Of Mr.. Currie
was amended as follows:
That the bridge fund be added 10 the
contingent fund, provided the bridge
election law was moi complied with and
that the ctr attorney give. a written
opinion in the matter
As amended the ordinance was adopt
Ell by the following vote:
A"ss Allen, Httsbey. Cenger, Currie,
Dickson. Foster. Jenkins. Ledbefter,
IftWeflttfal, Qaiioles, Rand, Snyder, Tho
man, Tnsten. Wise.
December IS, 1909.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
BUDGET.

BY Mr.. Rand-
The Mayor and Council: Your finance
committee have made for your guidance
the following estimates of revenue for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
FIRED AT THE HUSBAND
AND HIT HIS WIFE.
A-hat Rachel BARLEY Got for Rid
ing Behind Her Cnnsort ON
Horsebnck-Compli
Dickinson Case.
Dickenson Ca

CLINTWOoD. VA, January 17.-(spe-
ciaD.-After considering the case for a
day and a night. the jury in the case of
the Commonwealth against Thomas Haw-
kins and others. returned a verdict SEN
fencing the defendants to three years
each In the penitent!ary. It will be re-
member ed that on the 18th day Of Octo-
Der. 1862. Thomas Hawkins, Floyd STAN
~. Patrick Crabtree and Grover Crab
tree. the defendants hi dby the roadside
and shot at William BARLEY. but missed
him and hit his wife. Rachael Barley.
who was mounted behind him. BARLEY
was then on his way home from, a shoot
ing ARRAY. IN which he had shot John W.
Crabtree,, kinsman Of one Of the de-
PENDANTS This affair followed closely
after the shooting Of Sheriff Stanley. OF
this county. by brother of William
BARLEY, and for a time 1t seemed that
there would be a serious feud. The prose
| cution was conducted by o. NJ. Years. OF
Wise. Va. who proved himself an able
| lawyer In that capacity The Honora BILE
| William E. Burns, of Russell county. con.
! Quoted the case for the defence. The
4 contest was spirited and hard fought anc
excited great interest. Large crowds
were in daily attendance. Mr.. Burns de
fence was mastery In Its adroitness ant
| elected admiration from all quarters. Tht
4 case Will be appealed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

primer while the breech OF the~gun was
open. The full charge exploded in the
turret and killed or injured all the crew
Of the gun, numbering nine men, Ensign
Ward K. Workman who was in charge
OF the turret, escaped injury, though he
was standing near the scene OF the explo-
sion.
One man. whose clothing was on fire.
Jumped overheard.
In less than minute after the explo-
sion three streams of water were pouring
into the turret. preventing the charge
in the other s-inch gun from exploding.
f A funeral service for the men who
met their death in the explosion was held
att o'clock this afternoon on board the
Massachusetts,. Chaplain Wright ofiicia-
ting. Afterwards a procession was
formed on shore and proceeded to the
military cemetery at Porto Rico, where
the interment took place.
WOUNDED MAN DIES.
Later.-Coxswain Tackle died this after
noon. The condition of Apprentice Schert
and Seaman Dossett has become. more
serious, and 1t Is now thought that these
men will not survive their injuries. Sea
man Patterson is doing well. and is ex-
pected to recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
POLICE ARE JEALOUS,
.,,crAL coGNIzANCE or DIscoRp.
.,o,G soRFoLr1,s coNsTABuLARY.
1T TOO MANY LECTURES.
,-d issues mn Order Saying the
aoerrers,, Mns. he Goed-un.-
,.ad versus wife-city Appropri-s
.,o,r for the Poor.

NORFOLK. VA. January 17.-fSpecial.)
-. notice commissioners have taken Of
..Is, cosnizance OF reports Of apathy
jealousy among members Of the
$50 they have issued circulars to the
.escsrs. stating that continuance OF
o. alleged condition Will not be con-
=. ...ss .,y the board. Il is said that some
..-,,,ers Of the force have ..boycotted
=. mice justice" Tazeweli Taylor. who
.-sonentlv lectures the force on its duty.
The Austrian steamship Augusta has
..iia5 hence with 800 tons Of sand and
: to,s OF gravel from Norfolk for the
.o,oen,isr glass factories. Tests made with
-. csnd from Wiiloughby Spit have
w. sufficiently successful to warrant
tse exports
~ oPJEcTED TO BLING KILLED.
-ts alleged attempt Of Clinton Braxton,
ubn lives in Berkeley. to kill his wife
,-o,se6 half The town early this morning.
e., claimed that he chased her with a
s-sun knife. but no arrests were made.
I,,Iise DOYLE. the wife Of g man dragged
INN q scaffold by 2 brewry wagon and
,.rIss sued the Brewing Company for
IN flt1 DANA ges. The jury to-day returned
vsr5ict OF ss.5oa In her favor.
cons LAW HIGHER THAN MANS.
~ looks to-day as though Mayor Rid
--ovet1 by the select council last night
~ th4 expenditure of $1,000 for fuel. The
..,raring-Door appropriation, coming un-
e. tho same head was lately vetoed by
~. Mavor. who said the city had no
srh+ Ia appropriate money for private
Institutions
Tohn r Burke. prominent council
80, said to-day. concernig the prospec-
Ne action OF the Mayor. Gods law to
sra FOR His suffering creatures is hlsher
Nan mans law. and this money should
/, distributed Immediately. The eouncll
nsv act over the Mayors veto.
aSs nEwEY> PASSES THE cAPEs.
-he gunboat MayfIower, bearing 40
.jraI Dewey and his staff, passed into
~ cNes this afternoon. bound fol
Washington. Signals were exchanged
--tb Cane Henry. and the official zach,
con+,,uea her journey up the bay.witho1l,
stopplus. - -
hampton Roads for the first time since
,h. has flown the American flag. She
has been abroad ever since her purchass
from theBrazilian government While shs
vas still under construction: al Arm
strons's yards. The ship comes here fol
.euairs from Boston. whittier she was Gus
-a+cbad after the feet manoeuvres IN
!, was decided by the Navy Department
that the repairs needed upon her coult
lest be done at this navy-yard-
The Navy Department has notified
Admiral Cotton. commanding th
,svsI station, that Fleet-Engineer Ad
p.rai karno. offthe Imperial 1apanes
,ary, will arrive at this yard in lev
laws for the purpose Of investigating
American methods.
Preparations are under way to fete tn
japanese officer during his stay here
The first large cargo OF cotton shippe'
hence TO Europe in some years viii
carried by the British steamship CVlover
dale. She has been loaded by Barber {
Company with $500 bales Of cotton TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
FIVE MEN KlLLEDs
FOUR BADLY HURT.
rrpros,ou on Battleship sassachu-
eet,s-one of the Wounded
Men Dies Later OF
HIS Injuries.

his injuries
SAN JUAN. P. r., January H-f1Ve
men were killed and four others were
wounded-two of them probably fata4ly.
by the explosion OF powder charge Oh
an S-:nch gun on board the United states
battleship Massachusetts yesterday MOI u
ing. while at target practice Of Cuieofa
The following is a list OF the dead:
K. ]. Plat, 1853 Eighth street Troy
S. F. mAIrNowsK1. 1898 Ontario ave-
nue., Chicago, III.
street. New York.
ANDREW- HENDRICKsoN. Norway.
r. RULE, Walnut Hill. Cincinnati: ..
The following men were seriously IN
A n possett, Durham. N. c.
j. c. Patterson. % Soho street. P1tts-
n. A schert, ss5 Cleveland avenue. Chi
eago. I'll.
4. s. Tackle, Miami street, St Louis
ACCIDENTAL. DISCHARGE OF PRI-
MER.
The explosion occurred In the starboard
eft s-inch turrent and was due 10 the
occidental discharge OF percussion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

s JANUARY 18TH. AT i1:so O'CLOCK.
We will sell at our auction ware-rooms,
No e12 east Broad street the entire con-
tents Of Tea and Coffee Store. con-
pounds Mocha rs pounds Santos. 18
pounds Rio. $50 pounds Maracaibo Cof
fees roasted and In bulk 100 pounds Young
Hyson. 50 Gunpowder. 1T pounds English
Black Teas. large Hand or Electric Power
Coffee-Mill cost ss5: 5 pair good Brass
Scoop Counter Scales. Brass Scoops. Su-
gar Scoops Paper Bags Tea and Coffee
Bins. Brass Counter FOot-RaiI and Fix
lures OBJECT long. Pearline. Cocoanut.
Chocolate. etc.
Trade invite1Eto attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
iaa19-1t Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

BY The Valentine Auction Company.
Z Auctfoneers.
612 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

81 We will sell at our auction wareroom.
612 east Broad street,
JANUARY 18TH. AT 1890 O'CLOCK.
Good Work Mule and Horse. Truck Was..
on and Harness; also consignment OF
good Furniture, such as Walnut and Oak
Chamber Suits. Walnut Wardrobes. 10
foot Walnut Extension. bic. Walnut ana
Oak Sideboards, Oak and Walnut Han
Racks, Hudson Combinations Oak Book.
Case. Brass and Enameled Beds, Cand and
Wood-seat Chairs, sBed-LoungeS Baby
Carriages. Singer DropiHead and Domes-
pillows and Bolsters, Mattresses and
Springs, pretty Parlor Suit. Druggets.
Augs, Carpets. Table Crockerys OF all
kinds. Heating and Cooking Stoves good
sonesl Marble-Top Center Tables. and
other household furniture Also at 1870
will sell the entire contents Of tea and
coffee store. large Coffee-AIilI, Scales.
Bins. etc.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
ia 1S-1t Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
YOUNG OFFICER IN TROUBLE

NEWPORT NEWS. VA January IL.
The second days session Of the court
martial of First-Lieutenant Henry Clay
Evans. Jr.. of Fort Monroe. was con-
Guided this morning and adjourned until
8 o'clock Monday morning. The court Is
being. held in the apartments Of the CLUB
building inside the fort. The court-mar-
Gtial Is secret. "a.
Lieutenant Evans is represented BY :; MS y s
uncle. Major Charles 2: Evans. OF Ten en-.
nessee. the State from which the Lieu
tenant received his appointment IN 1893.
The court martial has for It's advocate
CAPTAIN Harris, and for tts president IN!
Major Best
The court martial commenced YESTERDAY
morning at o'clock.
The charge against Lieutenant Evans =
ID ..neslect OF duty" Some time since It
wa. prescribed that each Of the officers
should carry out certain line Of studies.
Either on account Of his eyes, health OF
for some other reason, Lieutenant Evans,
soft Is said. refused to do this work
and consequently was court-martialed.
Lieutenant Evans declines to say any
thin as to the outcome OF the case tcr
publlcat lion. but stated with a jovial# laugh
.lt talk cheerfully don't l?'s.:S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
.Enrineer Hnunl,srrote,s Escnpe..

WINCHESTER, " a., January i. ----tspe--..
sc,a1s1-A curious fate saved Engineer
Hansrote. of Baltimore, who brought the
baltimore and Ohio accommodate ton train
to Winchester last nj ht.sss from II oeinx
Ina In the wreck on that road at Cum
heriand. Nd. yesterday morning. when
sn1r live. were lost. HIS engine with
engineer ~. II. Simms, was In theswreck.:
Han.rote was to have. taken the rum but
s the last moment he was ordered TO
TAKE the winchester train. stm1ns was
Eilled In the wreck, and HAnsrots - e.:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
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a1fe.rr0N alIllA.nou4ays

z
AUCTION 1Aln1-l1snAays
WIKI RAJ xsfA11 - eol0 81
taxes r0I THE Cu11113K oALx1OA4
sYEA1 ARE 70 DI PAID 110 ~
TIE VE1Do1.AND TIE
GsorSs ~ Mayo -Anctienesr.
1a6 east Main street.
snpNY. BUGGY AND HARNESS
y BLAcKsMTTHis Fan. INCug "a;
TOR FORElGNzANDsU NlTED-S TALES
81 COINS. UPRIGHT AM. S2uA5RE
PIANOS. RUGS. WOOD STOVES.
SUIT PATTERNS. EURNI-
TGRE, ETC. AT AUCTION.
& I win sen 1t my auction house. Il 10
"a NJ,
MONDAY. JANUARY IS. 1908.
Pony. Buggy and Harness. Blacksmttn,a
Fan, large Incubator, 1-3 Octave Up-.
right Piano. ChickerinE and knabA
Square Pianos. Mems Suit Patterns.
large-Toilec.ion of Foreign and United
States Copper Coins bv the pound. oak
Chiffoniers Baby Carriage. Q Sewing Ma
chimes, Sideboards, very handsome Ma
oganys Parior Suit in silk brocatelle, Par
lors Chairs. and Tables, Wardrobes. Cham-
Der Suits. Bureaus. Washstands iron Bed.
Ma ttresses, Chairs. Rockers. Couches.
Wood and Coal Stoves Hat Racks, Rugs
Mating. and numerous other articles
A. r. MA ID. Proprietor.
George n. Valentine, Salesman
IN 1S-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
Heard II WIZ dsor'.

WINDSOR, vA A. Januar 7.-{specialIIl
There VA reception given at Post e ma s
Ifers Robe-ts.s last niEht In honor Of Mss
fI.e% Hsrris. o. Port snnoilth neice5 Of MI n
Roberts 80.
EsrraniHn "a ats home ard #had %. her
Ee,ssf5sN 11e9 3 gaun ssrnss diseessS e14udine
rA.xfatt{N EeI 70 se ~ eeted IN
- and eAu1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
S. A. L. APPOINTMENT.
w d. Eeison Travelling Freight
Agent, with Headquarters at
JocISsouyiiIe.

NORFOLK. VA. January 1.-THE ap-
pointment of Mr.. w. D. Nelson. as travel
Ing freight agent of the Sea board Air
Line. with headquarters at Jacksonville.
TO succeed Mr.. P. S. Awtrey, resigned.
was announced to-day.