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POLITICAL K Il.
MANOEUVRE,
Hanna's Pension Bill Will
6 Never Be Passed.
(By Associated pros, !

WI, fGl4 5(By Associated Prcss.)
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1oLrhe House
To-day adopted the conference report
Upon the Department of Commerce bill
by a vote of 215t to 10. One Republican
(Atr, Lttleheld, OF Maine) and nine
Democrats voted against this action.
Several Democrats took the position
that the Nelson amendment, to the
bureau Of Corporations was n weak ana
Intellectual attempt to provide the ma
ch1nery for, corporation publicity. Mr..
Mann, OF Illinois, on behalf OF the Re-
publicans, commended on the contrary
that 1t was better measure of publicity
than had been presented In any other
bill.
y After this conference report was dis
posed of the remainder Of tho day was
devoted to the sundry civil appropriation
bill. Mr.. Cannon. chairman of the Ap-
preparation Committee, gave notice that
,atrtho proper time he would move two
to provide for the pur-
chase OF a site and tho erection Of a
three-story A0O-roonl office building for
members. to BIO connected whit the Cap
.itol by subway and to cost $4,000
and the other mn appropriation Of $2-
hoo. 900 to carry out the original plans for
beautifylng and enlarglng the main wing
of the Capitol, 8 81 AS
"a POLITIcAL dEAsuRE.
4 Mr., De Almond, OF Missouri, denoml-
4 o 81 ID.
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che use OF money in elections that caused
tho downfall Of the Roman Empire.

che use of money in elections that caused
the downfall Of the Roman Empire
Plutarch tells us that buying and
selling crcpt in at their elections, and
money became an ingredient in tho pub.
lie suffrages. proceeding thence to at
tempt their tribunals. and even attack
their camps, TILL by hiring tho valiant
and enslaving iron to silver, 1t grew
master OF tho Stats and turned their
Commonwealth into a monarchy"
For it was we'll and truly said that tho
first destroyer of the liberties OF peo-
pie Is he who first gives them bountles
and largesses.
These morals Of the ancient writer's are
full Of warning to the present genera
,tion. 5sl3
It Is also surprising to observe the
Indifference Of the House to the pas
sage OF i"thc Mann liquor bil'' and how
tquickly9they run after new Issues
The 'Mannedblll is pure 4 and simply
home riuile" IN tho country. while the
Clayton dspensary would fasten 4 polit-
ical gin shop upona the Commonwealth.
Give us the Barksdale pure election
bill and tho Mann liquor BILL with a
promise Of n good roads bill In the near
future, and our Commonwealth will
prosper and flourish,
FRANCIS.
Blue Ridge Springs. Va. February 0,
1903.
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So. = i i 2 .lelIEt
mated the bill recently .,introduoed nby
Senator Hanna to: pension the ex-slaves
curious evidence Of thu prevailing
trend Of politics. which. was more
valuable IS a piece of political manoeu-
yreing than as a piece Of prospective
legislation" The introducer Of the bill.
he said. announced that he was not
candidate for the presidency but from
the same authority came the announce
ment that there were no trusts. The
exact facts could, he SAID be balanced
in the public mind after q study Of both
statements
It was farce, he said, but still farces
had their solemn aspects, And 1t was
SOLDERING to think Of the old negroes in
their cabins In the South giving up their
earnings until the time came when they
would turn for relief to their natural
protcctors--the white people of the South.
Democratic applauseo tsA5
Mr.. Cannon, In reply treated Mr.. Do h
Almonds remarks lightly calling at
tention to the fact that Senator. Han
mas bill had been introduced "by re-
squest."l 4t6f
But Mr.. Richardson, of Tennessee, put
a different view on the matter. He
stated seriously that companies We're al
ready being formed and circulars were
Z being sent out to ignorant colored peo-
pie by Inscriptions adventurers,, and
he thought both should Join In assurance
to them not to invest their quarters and
dimes In this chimercal scheme,
r Mr. Cannon responded that all should
understand, rich and poor, white and
black, cultured and ignorant. that the
government promised to all alike equal
Ivy before the Jaw and equality of OPP
portunity, and under It each must work
out his own sa1Vation,
Mr., De Almond was mot. satisfied with
this statement but asked for, a more
specific assurance, and In reply Mr..
Cannon. stated with emphasis that IL
inc Ignorant We're being imposed upon
they 8 Mould be- undeceiyed: that In his
Judgment y Is no such bill could or would
NOT AIMED AT; T i;
men the conference report on the
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.MASKELYNE'S CREW
SAVED BY BRITISH BARK
(By Associated Press.)

QUEENSTOWN. ENG. February TO-
The British bark Grown OF Germany,
from San Francisco for this port. arrived
to-day and landed thirty Of the crow Of
the Belgian steamer Maskeyne. Captain
Tanner from New Orleans and Newport
News, for Antwerp. The steamer was
abandoned in sinking condition on Jan
nary 31st.
The Maskelyno had been quite unman-
agea BILE since January Gath. All the fires
were exuhguished and water had flooded
her. :stoke-holes and englne-room. When
the steamer was abandoned she was so
nearly, full of water that she could not
Ions remain ahoat,fJ9 se&&tg
A premium of sixty guneas for rein
surance of the Maskelyne had been paid
at Lloyds.
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bill, when more important measures were

bill, when more important measures were
awaiting action
Tbs whole world knew. he said, that
me a, trust nlll was no more than "a mush
leviate PAIN; The object was not to de-
feat the admission OF the Territories as
States, but something else lies behind 1t
for which There Is no excuse,
The Rawlins resolution regarding
courts-martia cases in the Philippines
was referred to the Committee on Phil
ippines by yea and nay vote-S8 to 23.
Mr. Hanna presented the conference
report on the department of commerce
bill, final vote on it being deferred until
tomorrow In order that 1t might be
printed. Tho conference report on the
general staff bill was agreed to-
At 5:25 P, M. the Senate adjourned at
tor q brief executive session.
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THE VIRCINlANS
REACH FLORIDA
Editors Of the Old Dominion
Having Good Time in the
Land Of Flowers.

H III
q JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. 1o.-rhe
first section OF the Virginia Press AS
ISOLATION reached this city at 0;l5 this
morning, the train being promptly on
time. The trip down was without spe-
cial incident, and the members of the
association were loud In their praise of
the manner In which the seaboard Air
Line handled the crowd and very appre-
clative Of the many courtesles extended.
Much praise Is due the secretary OF
the association. Mr.. Hart, ror the very
complete arrangements he had made for
hotel accomm odatlons In Jacksonyile, 5By
his efficiency there was no delay al tha
depot. but the members Of the assoca.
ton were quickly divided among tho
best hotels The day has been spent Ia
seeing the points OF interest almost ali
taking In the ostrich farm among other
sights Courtes!es were extended tina
members OF the stan OF tlpa Tines
Union, The Jacksonville Street Railway
Company rendered a very delightful troll
ley trip. taking in the residential portion
OF the city and parks. which are un-
surpassed by any Southern city.
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Pending Legislative Measures of Impor
lance,

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
1 sr,-Is it not somewhat surprising that
the House OF Delegates should BIO quib-
bling and squirmng over the passage OF
tho Barksdale pure election bill2
1t passed tho Senate almost unani-
mously. yet the House thinks 1t requires
polishing and after careful consdera-
ton by committee 1t energies with an
amendment "corruptly' prelxed before
the use Of money.
lIt is tho opinion Of tho patron Of the
bill that this ono word virtually kills
it-and this opinion is shared by a ma
jorlty OF those who wish to see an alb
solutely pure election bill passed,
1t simply means that no poor man,
however deserving. may combat against
an opponent with money.
Tile careful reader OF ancient history
will recall the circumstance that 1t was
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KILLED HIMSELF.
Young Augusta County Farmer Who
81. 81 Had Recently Married.
lsnccInl to The Tlmos. Dlspatch.l

~ Especial to Tho Tlmos.Dlspatch,)
d STAUNTON, VA, Feb. 10-David
Reed, young farmer, twenty-five years
old and son Of Alexander Reed, of Mt,
Sidney, committed suicide this morning
by shooting himself lie went out In
the field some distance from the house
and, placing the muzzle OF tho gun near
his heart, pulled the trigger. He died
In few moments. Mr.. Reed and his
father. for whom he worked on tho
farm. had n quarrel, and this Is the
only reason that can be assigned for his
committing suicide. He had been mar
ried only short tlmo.
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A TRUE BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

KoLA. CELERY AND PEpsIN GEL
Pep-Ko is the only true brain and
10 cures nervous exhaustion by feed
Ing the brain and nerve centres with
eerebrin. thus 1tsupplying new energy
sia aJs VITALITY y, foEi The whole system Gel
j crease your flow ,of. Language, Improve
your nerve and; brain power. sharpen
up your business ability and energy,
preachers. lecturers, singers, students
and business men. Cel-Pep-Ko win
cure nervous headache, dependency
and the blues In five minutes. AT your
first opportunity try glass of Gel
Pep.Ko at any cafe or send for sam
pie bottle to any drug store or the Hy-
tributing Agent Richmond. Va
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Department Of Commerce bill was pre-
sented Mr.. Richardson. of Alabama, said
he did not believe the Nelson amend
ment was aimed at the trusts.
,i&1tizWas "a pretext and subterfuge"
mfr. Ball. Of Texas, who followed Mr..
Richardson, ridiculed the programme OF
the administration regarding antitrust
legislation. The administration. he said,
was represented rs anxious to secure
the passage of the Nelson and Rllxins
bills. and 1t was pretended that the
Standard OH Company was sending tel
egrams to prominent Senators against
their passage, Hs did not believe IT.
II do not believe,"' said he ''that John
D. Rockefeller or any other trust mag
nate has raised a protest against the
homeopathic doses in those bills. They
are no more harmful to trusts than
would be Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup.
He called attention to the Language
tof. the amendment that the information
obtained BY the Bureau Of Corporations.
Tor SO much thereof as the President
shall direct shall be made public"
de did not doubt the honesty OF the
present executive, but suppose another
man more friendlyato trusts should be
elected. Then, what would the Nelson
amendment amount to-?
The previous question was ordered and
the report was adopted-2H to 10.
lit was agreed that at the session on
Sunday. February ed. eulogies to tho
memory of tho late Representative
Moody. OF North Carolina should BIO in
order.
The House adjourned until to-mor-
row
In the Senate.
my Associated Press) tE
IS WASHINGTON February 10,-The
Statehood bill again came up In the Sem
nte to-day and Mr.. Morgan OF Ala bama,
spoke for the omnibus measure. Inithe
course OF his remarks he referred to the
trusts, which. he said, have been kept
back and will be kept back until It Is
too late for discussion regarding them.
Tho time OF the Senate was being wasted
on account of; what he tremed "a peace
FIJI political blockade" on the statehood
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Inspected Fort Screyen,
INV AssocIatod press,

SAVANNAH GA, February 1O,--Gen-
eral Adna r. Chaffee, commander of the
department OF tho East, United States
army, arrives here to-day and spent the
day Inspecting the government military
reservation at Fort Screyen, Tybee
Island. 5
The General was entertained In this
citythis evening,
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RUSSIAN OFFICERS
TO BE in READINESS
! (ByiIAssoclnted pro,s ,

gIONppNSiE February 1o,--It Is announced
In dIspatchvto a gnews agency from ST.
Petersburg that all the officers OF the
Russian army reserves have been notl.
ned to- hold themselves in readiness to
rejoln their regiments In twenty-four
hours In the event Of mobilization orders
being Issued. The measure. 1t Is added
appears to BIO connected with fears Of
trouble IN the Balkans,
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airy rooms on West Grace Street; pri-
yates family; excellent table board can
be obtained across the street. Refer
ences exchanged. Address WEST
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WANTED-BLOCK BRICK Dwell
lings. sl5. 900 to $4,000; also centrally
located Dwelling with stable, $500 to
$500. u. THOMPSON BROWN &
Y co.
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LOST ~ SUNDAY AFTERNOON ON
Main Street between Roland and Cher
ry Streets, or on cars, gold brooch,
set with pearls. Reward II left at No,
9O2 West Main Street. 4
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AND WHITE SPANIAI
PUPPY, with collar on. All persons are
warned not to iharbor this dog. Reward
II returned to No. Ill North Plum Street.
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BUY; BURBAN
& !, House; large lot near cars; moderate
]. prices: q also high grade second hand
i furniture, and stores to furnish. Adj
dress with particulars and price FUR
NITURE, Times Dispatch office.
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pieces OF beautiful Antique Bed Room
Furniture. Apply at No. 2ls East Main
Street. t ~. ~ eva
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POOL TABLE WANTED-wANTED TO
purchasc a second hand POOL TABLE.
in first-class condition. Reply, care this
!. Office, stating price, n. T. p.
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VISITORS CAN FIND
good accommodation. first class table,
bath and gas, 3l5 East Cary.
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WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUY A GOOD COW. AID
dress b. c. BRiSToW, No. 10 South
Fifteenth Street.
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THESE ARE THE WONDER
WORKING WANT ADS,
THAT BRING GREATEST RESULTS.
LOST.

Lo sT-TRfDAY AFT,RNooN BE-
! tween Eighth and Broad Streets and
Old pom!nlon 1 Hospital ALI, lady's Open
turn to o. H9FU NsTDN, No. lib East
Main Street.
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AGENTS AND MAIL ORDER BUYERS
Place your name on our Registry Ex-
change. Enclose 1oc.h silver for applica-
ton and membership. HOWELL CO.,
1N Concord. N C.nl. -
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WANTED, BY RESPONSIBLE LADY,
with Al references, position as cashier
or light office work. Address CASH
Ter, care this Office.
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WANTED, BY "A a BRIGHT. ACTIVE
N boy. Is years old,swork Of some kind:
good at figures and writes good hand.
Address M. a., care this office. fi@sl
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WANTED, "A POSITION AS TEACHER
during spring months; have had success.
full experiences: reference furnished, and
for further information address Box II,
Umbra, Va.
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FOR sALE-PIANo. s1a5; COST NEW,
dress Mrs. THOMAS. care Station A.
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CANNED GOODS.

BEST 9UA5kE1TY a,. TABLE y, PEA REACHES. {,
corn. Is cents; New Packed Salmon,
cents; s cans, for 25 cents: Large
cents: small cans. cents. Special and
d ers. GEO. L. HAYNEs. liz North
Eighteenth Street.
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.

IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT,
exchange or have a bicycle repaired cali
on JOE BICKERSTAFF. There Is only
one JOE and only one store-1S03 E.
= Main. 1
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A LADY STENoGRAPHER AND TYPE
writer, with experience in office work.
u uat ren worth IS KISS
N. s.. G., Times-Dispatch office.
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FOR sALElGOOD PRINTING OFFICE
e preses) complete; good location; do
ing big business and publishing pay
ing weekly paper; thorough investiga-
ton solicited; rare chance. MELVILLE
i DANIELS Room II. Times Building
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE. )

WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCE REG
istered pharmacist, position; best OF
references. Address PHARMACIST, 713
+ Cameron Street, alexandria, fVa.s
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CEL-PEP-KO.
BAKERY NOTIONS.

CAKES AND CREAM PUFFS; OUR 25C.
Pound Cakes are great sellers; sorry so
soon gone last Saturday: such Cream
Puffs flavor pleases every one. Very
large, too. DRINKARDS, No, 423 10
North Sixth Street.
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5VaASS0RTMENT OF GO-CARTS.

FINE ASSORTMENT OF GO-CARTS:
old ones taken in part payments for
new. OLD DOMINION WILLOW &
RATTAN WORKS. 400 North Seventh
Street,
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WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED REG
pharmacist at once, a position as sphar-
macist; Richmond preferred. Address
PHARMACIST, care this office.
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Z LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-TIAIE.s MONEY AND LABOR BY
going elsewhere to get Awnings. Tents.
tunes and Theatrical Sundries, when
you can find the largest stock south Of
New York at NJ G. COPELAND & CO.'S
NO. los Ninth Street Phone, 2576.
ut costs nothing to inspect our stock
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Rlc'lmonders In New York,
Special to The Times. Dispatch
& NEW YORK. February 1O,-Marlbo-
rough, u !. Taylori Grand. y, "a VILLA
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AWNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.

NJ. G. COPELAND COMPANY, 1OS NJ
Ninth Street, Richmond. Va, just re-
celyed a carload of Masks. Boards.
iyVige and Costumes. Give us a
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RICHARD1 & DANBDR, PRACTICAL
machinlsts and electricians No. AZ
Polishing, Lacquering; Pattern and Mod
ell making.
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LIVERY STABLES.

WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW.
that the livery business at No. II North
Eighth Street has removed to NO. Is
y MDONOUGH & co.
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WANTING A FIRST CLASS
wash woman. who guarantees entire
satisfaction. can secure same by send
ing a postal to MATTE EDWARDS.
No. 201S West Clay Street.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE.
ARTHUR COLLINS,
Church Hill Avenue.

A FIRST-CLAsS LADY STENOGRA-
pher desires a position: have had nearly
qualnted with general office work. Adj
dress EXPERIENCE, care this office.
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CREAM pUFFs.

sPECIALS-PoLKA ROLLS, WE'LL
filled Cream Puffs, Snow Balls. Jelly
Rolls, filled with the finest currant jel-
~. Phone in your order, will be
Johnny on the spot" Z. P11RKINSON,
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WANTED, GOOD cANyAssER FOR JN-
occupied territory; free outfit; cash each
a E Efs nj New YoRK p NuR SER e COL
: Dept. 0, Rochester,, n. Y.
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, A
position as teacher In some county
school; can give reference; would like
to hear from some superintendent as
soon as possible Address TEACHER,
care of this office ss55sl
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LOST.

LOST-WEDNESDAY. JAM 18TH, NEAR
Twenty-thlrd and Venable Streets, an
of ''Nellie." Reward will be paid for
return to ]. NJ. PITT, this office.
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as teacher OF stenography and typewrit-
3 ing, or a position to- do office work Adj
dress Box SO, GAINESVILLE, Va.
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"A LADY OF RETIREMENT DESIRES
Il a position as companion. or to teach
X small children English and Music Miss
tersburg, Va. u ,stt sss-Ti
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WANTED. "A PLACE AS CASHIER OR
office work OF. copying; can give good
Woman's Christian Association. III E.
Franklin Street.
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WANTED. OFFICE WORK OF ANY
kind Immediately by young lady anxi-
Gus for work: reference. Address NJ. O..
care this office.
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WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. EXTRA
work: stenography and typewriting:
copying neatly done. W. D. H.. care
this office.
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SHOE pARIoRs.
Cash InAdyance

DON'T WEAR RUBBER SHOES. GAYS.
in so1 the 1ert to sweat; have your shoe.
will keep of. rheumatism and save doscl!
tors oills. Our rubber soles are sewcd
p 81 sna1!H Ss RpfsEs Rhene 2sS
FACTORY. ZIG e. Main. 4s'''E
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WANTED. By "A BOY WHO HAS Had
experience In Office. situation immA.
diately. Address WILLIAM HENRY.
HARRIS, 6124 N. Ninth Street. city.
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!, AWAITED FOREMAN to- TAKE
~ charge OF a Sheet Metal Shop, one who
Y can cut patterns for Cornice' Work
n and who Is familiar with furnace work.
/, Please state age, married or single,
wages wanted. GEORGE L. CROW,
Norfolk, Yn. 9-llfl
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arr a, POSITION AS Bo9 or;
man: experienced In office work. Sober,
reliable and can furnish best OF ref
erences. Address 'R. E. b." No. All
North fourteenth Street. city.
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WANTED. TABLE BoARDERs. s. PER
week; best meal in the city for the
price: quick service; 315 East Gary.
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WHY BURN OLD BOOKS AND PA
pers? The MANCHESTER PAPER
TWlNE CO. buy them. New phona
" I'LL. lsi.3l
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A LADY OF REFINEMENT. DESIRES
"a position as companion or to teach Eng
\ lish. Music and Languages. Miss
ADAMS. care Carrier MOL, Petersburg.
Va .f
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WANTED-POSITION AS CITY COL
settled man; can give city reference
or collateral security. Communicate
with FRY e THOMAS, No. 1910 East
Main Street.
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WANTED, A POSITION AS BOOK
keeper shipping clerk. or any Find OF
office work, except typewriting. NEED
4 Full. care this paper.
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FOR sALE-BA BARGAINS.

FOR SALE LIB. CANS OF BEEF
for IS ctnts: large cans Ham. Veal
: and Beef Loaf, 8 cents EACH at GEO.
Street. - h 80
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WANTED, cANvAssERs AND STREET
snlesmcn to sell ,our Climax Waterproof
good margin to- good statesmen. HEB
BLEWHITJ MFG. CO, Gainesville, N.
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Meal, 20 cents per peck, u La pounds
3 to peck. GEO. L. HAYNES, Lis North
Eighteenth Street.
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p IRVINE CO. If you have any old papers.
periodicals or books Of any kind. They
e buy such. lflsa t.5ts5 N5aFti. Ass 5Bs
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