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Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24
What Former Generation Paid fol
II Ordinary Supplies. s5

Ordinary Supplies. G
From statistics of prices recently
furnished BY a grocer in business pre-
vious to the civil war it is shown that
flour retailed for $3.50 per barrel in
1850. ! In 1856 it had risen to $3.50 per
barrel. ii 5,:5i 4 3#|r &4 .s Z.
But during the year 1865, when the
war closed, prices had reached marvel
ously high figures; for instance, sugar
sold for 80 cents per pound, butter 50
cents, coffee 50 to 70 cents, tea 40 to
$160 per pound, oil $1O5 per gallon,
beans is cents per quart, potatoes 81
per bushel, soap 20 cents per pound,
| eggs so cents per dozen, and other
things in the same proportion.
After 1866, when the extreme limit
in price was reached, they began to
steadily decrease. AS compared with
present prices, those in 1866 were fully
220 per cent higher. ,= i. ~ = y
Some Of the radical changes may be
seen in the price Of flour now, and in
1862, when it was 1926, or in 1865, at
$40 per barrel. tt is, therefore now at
it's lowest figure. .s i 5..@.: s.,
Take sugar, also; in 1852 it was 12
cents per pound in 1866 SO cents, and
5to S cents. Butter was 10 cents in
1850, but had advanced to 60 cents per
pound in 1855. 4 :,5 81. :..-*. r. 81 7 1':.o
Oil is another leading staple which
has shown wonderful fluctuations in
price. Selling for $1.05 to $1.15 per
gallon in 1865, it has now decreased to
IS and 18 cents per gallon, vast gain
for the consumer. In 1850 it sold at 80
cents, in1858 at 81, and in 1879 at 40
cents per gallon. s=. g.. /. n. 1::s.=>.ei
Potato prices have been regulated
largely by the yield. In 1850 they sold
at IS cents, in 1857 at ST, in 1880 at
$1,10, and in 1892 at IS cents per bushel.
It Will, therefore, be seen that all
the above articles are lower now than
thirty-fYe to forty years ago, and the
same may be said of more than one
hundred other different groceries. III,
For the most part the grocers' profits
have gradually decreased on all articles
since the close Of 1872, the panic season.
j. nor is there any likelihood for bet
ter condition of affairs for some time
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24

When to Cut Glover Crop.

sIf llsoyersis eft uncut, as many do,
I until mi the bloom turns brown the
stem becomes woody much Of the
finer e and lp5 most olua BE parts arc
lost ins ring and hand ling, and,
should IT, BE caugh out ia heavy,
II rains really con para lively
little in the early
stages of bloom, rain does but. little
siar tended soon aft ter 8 sahoNsH
gsnd ptlt up before Il yets too dr. >.
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PROTECTION. FOR PIGS.
Seems Like a Little Thing But Expe.
5@aS- rience Has Proved 1t to Be a =
III Valuable One.

This is good plan for the preven-
ton Of young pigs being smothered by
the sow lying on them, especially for
the first week. The illustration will
show four strong brackets nailed firm
Mower County transcript., 1903-06-24
When Bed Time Came.

This touching story was sent to us
for reprint by Prof. Peter Jansen: . H
On the Santa Fe train coming out Of
Kansas City last Thursday night was 9
mother and her brood Of i've -four
girls and one boy. They had left Hi !.
nois the day before, and were on their
way to the "new country" where the
husband and father has claim which
is to be the new home. The eldest girl
appeared to be about IS, and from that
age they ranged down to the only boy,
a chubby little fellow about four.
Their dress and manners showed that
they had not been reared in the midst
of luxury and opulence, but wlthal
they were MODEL children and scrupul-.
ously clean. The mother was thin and
bony, her. face slick and shiny from: ( "a
much washing, and haggard from 7l5 the H
worry of the long trip and the care OF
her precious little flock, for there were
twenty four long hours yet before the
journeys end. twas after bed time ,
when the train left Kansas City, and. !.
the younger ones were soon yawning
and scarcely able to stay awake. In
fact the boy, the pet Of the family, had
closed his eyes and was fast approach
ing sshut- eye-town, while the next st
older tugged at him as she looked ap-
pealingly to her mother with + an an & ex- ),
preston that was pitiful. He mustn't l
60 to sleep yet. The others began
whispering among themsely and then tth
to the mother, as if something exciting
had happened or would happen soon,
all of which attracted the attention Of
the other passengers who sat in won on
derment as they tried to divine IN the the
cause of so much whispering and
strenuous efforts to keep the least one
awake. They occupied seats in the the
the front end Of the car, including a
long seat which runs along the smOk-
ing partition. ss u.
Presently the cause Of all this { ex-s y 81
ClLCmcIlC was IuduO4 PA61AA ~ 80 NOSSAJ
time, and they had not said 5t their e'i
prayers. Quietly modestly, without
ostentation Of displa YES, even timid-
ly-the mother and her children knelt
together at the long seat-the baby
bowing his head with the rest, and
rubbing with chubby hands, eyes, that
would hardly stay open, while the even
ing prayers were said. ] ust for a5no-
ment, and then they arose, the children
were made as comfo able as possible
for the night, and soon all but the
mother were asleep, while the moisten
ed eyes and qniyering lips Of the other
passengers the travelling men with
their grips, the politician with his
schemes, the business man with his
Worries Yes, even the old robate Of
the News paid a silent but mighty
tribute to the greatest ciyil ling agent
Of all ages, the Christ ian religi ion.
wellington News, x ansas
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Al 1 Die i TOO i oon !.

Phi lphia man Has paid $2. 100
Tor tor the origin of Poe's
poe iheg Bel ' Sd Ethe Chi
slca lsia go Record could have
got tha l1I none for the poems
1 ahe wrote AZ Wo1ll llds doutbt Hess have con-
1 sidered himsel lucl hard OK
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lA bUHl> - Nv
SA eros, old woman ot long 80
.Ns sss Declared that she hated noise;
B The town would IS sc pleasant. yon know.
1f only thers were no boys. ''ssY s.
She oldsd ana fretted shout i TIL
Her eyes rev heavy g lead
Aud then of sud dden tho town was still @ss5
sS 5gS For an the boys had fed. ss3.sSS .ss
And III through the Ion i and dusty street SIS
There wasn' ! boy ~ yieu; ssss
& Thes baseball lot whore they used 60 meet 81
Vas . sight to maxi ono blue.
The grass was growing on every base
q And the path that runners made.
For theres swasn' IA soul In AL that place
Who knew how the game was played.
y The do9s were sleeping the live long day,
Why should they bark or lsapi
8 There wasn't whistle or call to play, IS
And 60 they could only sleep. 81 s,sst /.
& The pony neighed from his lonely stall
/ ii And longed for saddle and rein,
& And even the birds on the garden wall
Chirped only dull refrain,
4 The cherries rotted aud went to waste; #,.
There was no one TO climb the trees,
. And nobody had single taste, \ 5$
iYs Save only the birds and bees. i. Z. 4#.. &s
TheQe wasn't messenger boy-n ONE
TO speed as such messengers can ;5s III:
4 II people wanted their errands done,
-, They sent for, q messenger man. NJ z%.&
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small pa tch rs ffnll crop.
seall FOR III ~ 81 Il and little pay
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$4,000 SALARYHF0R
The PRESIDENT
Board ofVisitOrs of University
WITHHOLD This Election at a
Meeting on June 18th.
fsnac,,i e 1,bo r,ue.. p ~, 3

Especial 10 LOO Il
UNIVERSITY OF 88 VIRGINIA., VA,
April 2s.--The Board Of Visitors OF tho
university, at meeting held here to-day,
determined that on the 18th OF June 1t
would meet at the University to elect o
president. with the powers, duties and re-
responsibilities ordinarily belonging to that
officer In the leading American uniyer6l-
ties. With o.. salary Of $500 per annum.
THE office OF chairman Of tho faculty Is
- caasa on the date OF the installation
tnf ( a president, but until that time It Is
to remain u.natf ected. The time Tor. the
liirstallation * the president has not been
1xed Tho secretary OF the board was IN
- r,:cted To- give notice In q Richmond
,,nper. The Times Dispatch. as required
by law Tho meeting Of the board was
naturally the cause OF much con1ecture a 9
10 whom that body favored Tor the pres
idency, but the visitors themselves gave gave
NO intimation Of preference.
The following members were present at
4ha 'rncetinf, OF the board to-day; Charles
p Jones. cf Monterey. rector; r, Walton
Mora OF 4 Fairfax; r. Tate Irving, OF
3ir stone Gap; Judge A. w Wallace, i
fredericksburg; Henry Il. Downing. OF
front Royal Carter Glass OF .Lynchpurg,
ana Henry g. Stuart, Of Elk Garden. Inc ne
Hon. Eppa Hunton. OF hlcn11'onu' W.ls ' s1'o
pnly absentee 4. =, ~,
"A
,,orta nee we're ready for the conside era
Hon Of the board. only two or three that
r r'U but little time for their DISPOSAL
weros considered, as the board adjourned
~ s q clock. Among these was the appro-
oriation which was made Of sum ,t
tie purchase during the pres aat ssgst for
Of a debater's media, 70 po Scoltlpe.e, ~.
~ the literary societies, to be called the
~ Gos,,a ~ visitors medal. The proctor
s,oa authorized to ask the legislature for
NJ ~a' onnroprIation sor the building Of an
sdd,tinnal ward for tho hospital 70 relieve
tha oyercrowded condition. t. y eatimatsd
tnut $1,000 would be required ior .nss p ~,
PEE s,nr 'its appreciation OF the valuable
pre ',,aas Nj. q. Rejnhold Rogers as
sc sI.net professor Of moral philosophy
iaJnnct,rh - ahsonce OF Professor Noah IS.
aur, ,,n , who has returned to the Uslver-
s sy' from Florida and resumed MS ou'1es'
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2. T. D. AYERS ".
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR BARGAINS
In Clothing Try THE BALTIMORE
IA BARGAIN TIOU SH, Jos East Broad St.,
6g Cash {or Credit Clothing House. Sl
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AN ORDINANCE.
.fAnnroyed Anril %, 1908. ]

(Approved April 90, 1903
AAIgMD5SG AS SE3l RE1h R a R sEG
Mo9ND CITY CODE 1885,, q CONCERN
Be Il ordained by the Council Of the
ss,Sof Richmond city Code. 1899. concern
ing streets, be amended and reordalncd so
as to read as follows: !, Ill, y,
deem 1t important to the health OF any
neighborhood or to the cleanliness OF any
lot that the said lot should be connected
With a public sewer. the President Of tn.
in writing, to make such connection, and
shall give such informationa as Will enable
tho owner to make the connection IN the
most economical manner consistent With th
the requirements Of the Ordinances OF the
city. and within thirty days after the re-
ceipt Of this written notice the owner
Engagements and details OF constructien
within tho premises as may be prescribed
by the Board Of Health. Whenever any
sewer sew Far and shall Be subdividei, each sub
division shall be separately connected with
a sewer as soon as such subdivision shall
bu q. pf pe n6o aRg
Hoard Of Health within thirty days after
said notice to do SO from said Board, or
any subdivision OF a lot With sewer con-
nection as soon as such subdivision ls
built upon. shall be liable to ens OF not
dollars, each day OF continuance OF either
o1rense. PIPN CONNECTIONS .,a S 7, 7, I
THn it cTT IA AZ T1 TIE ti ExPDNsE
S SESTN5Sg SHALL A AxTENp FROM
TIM SHMRR r G9 Be 1oiSn nB9 So
2 2eR4 F. HHa eiEY 81 1s M
G fjS2 H ETAdN Ns 2 liy ot BhTrR
MlNEp by, THE CITY. IN GIN EISlI3,
AND WHEN !PRAcTICABaLET TIE, l GoM !,
N N = 1I sHAL 6bF B G2MsrTrHRh
IS /, FROM THE SEWER "a
55S nRGPRMTYs 1 k1KEEE cE AMP ths
Snail shs. make out ana deliver bills for TIE
same to the City Auditor,twho shall make
P Bags them er n the hands Of The CITY Col
lector,t to be collected and 9oeounted for y! IN
the manner for the collec tison,o Z, c 1tys
clerk Of special assessments, as soon as
the bills have been made out, and before
they are delivered to the Apditor to
o1e y The b o. e rs On asen M
o Este 81 Taxes for co,loction and the
n sA w ytss aa the Ss
Bill, and that the Bill viii be DELINQUENT
and subject t. penalty on ana nfter ths
Whenever new sever is to be be- run i
provided that IN case water pipe or gas
pipe has already been placed IN the center or
eith'er p Side I'd at the option Of the city I'M
ginaer II ig further provided that IN
circumstances satisfactory to ths Com
mlttee on Streets said committee may
| charge the same against the property, to
be charged by the Engineer as hereinbe-
| fore provided: and the Engineer shall GER
| tify the same to the ussessment clerk,
who shall make out and deliver. bills fer
! Interest at 8 per. cent. per annum. to the
Auditor, who shall make proper entry ,y
IN e the hands Of the City Collector TO he
collected and accounted form ne manner
p, This Ordinance shall be IN force from
- pAssae BEN n AUGUST *
ADJ Ss,5t City Clerk,
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fEsai
Members

como up for reelection. The members tra 'h'sl
Cadet william Routten, OF the Y II.
II. son OF Rev. j. y Reutten. o. q new :.
port News. has returned 3to .scnooii 81
y Y superintendentaJ Il. N. Bryant, .of sne
National Cemetery. Is In ashington =. IN !,
official business. NJ Captain Bryant VIII VIII
I. Mr.. Wilson DnIrymi pie, & Philadelphia,
Is the guest Of his 5brother-in- Ia ". aeV.
George Fl. Sherif in Varina. :, !. I I, !.
owned and manned BY Captain J oh,, Lar
kin Is tied up at the foot Of Nicholson 2,
Street for repairs The schooner ran i n g
,Hsek and snapped ono OF her nasts
Z Che resume trips up and down the me
The Monday Night Social Club will give
an outing Whit Monday. \, q.
Mr.. Charles L.. "A. FDoerpe is quite SICK
4 ut his residence on Louisiana street..
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RI : M Norfolk i!ts!Wyes1er1l

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
99 EDR * {, 1aIlM HI5I AZ,
Psts5sRRu{Mf GfgHySn f eHt9ks Bue,
Pnrlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchbilrg and
Roanoke. Pullman sleepers Roanoke to
Rue,sd to GanfKqnas
ChatthnoogaS and Memphis. J, .,.. &
U. n. y. R0ANofsH !, ,E3 : for
400 r ~. OCEAN AZ , + % y LIMITED;
feta rsb rofWvS ayeriy and suof connects
with steai1era to B oston.. PROVIDENCE New
S a Sas N Sa a and ali Station.
ea sss q p s X Snsw ORLEANS. SHORT
LINE. Puilinan sieener, Rlchmond 70
Lynohburg Petersburg to ga r pa noke;
N SisH9l{oS Flean IS Gate 'pInis Gar
b Trains arrive from the West Z 1856 a.. Nj,
q r. M. and 8 $50 P. Nj; from Norfolk 1l:1o
A. M II :1G a. M. ard $50 p: M. 81
W. B: BHVTLL.~ I'll i, RosLHY,
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NOTIcE TO CONTRACTORS.

dsRoPosARs Fo PHI Fu II sgS
Ing ma terials and laying 4,500 square yards
more or less} Of sIDHWALk PAYING
iii Chamber until MAY 9Th, 1908, at Il
4 o. clock noon. G93 tls llsE " .5tsI
forms Of proposal, etc, can be bad upon
application to the underslened' Box 1913,
Bids are asked for Granollthic. yitrifed
Sidewalk Paving Brick and Standard Pay
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. !, -, I, Az, M, 3
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MISCELLANEOUS,


THE BEST. WFIAT7 WHO 4WHlCH2
N KAEMPFsS CANDIES.
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AMELIA 'TE j J. | !; A..1lI.Rl,
ol3 E. Main ST., City.

n BLACK INK ON WHITE PAPER
NOR CARDBOARD, AND MUST NOT
! EXCEED exc INCHES IN WIDTH.
y Name and address must be written
i plainly ON BACK OF DRAWINGS.
4 Do not Send letters. but inclose stamp
vi you wish drawing returned. Do
not fold, but roll. when mailing. Ads
4 dress all drawings to Cartoon Con-
( test Room No. II. Times Building.
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STEAM BOATS,
VIRGINIA NAvlaATl0N COMPANY

JAMES RIVER DAY. LINE.
Steamer OLD P0dN,iI GoMF9 az leaves q
MONDAY, WEDMESDAY ana bR III A At
Newport News, Claremont and James
River landings and connectlug at Od
Point for Washington, BALTIMORE and the
al moierate prices. Electric cars direct "a
Wharf, 5linra only Sl.60 and 81 to Norfolk
Freight received tor aboye-named places
North Nor ~ Carolina IRWIN WEIslGER,
80 q = s,s, General Manager
u a. Barber. JF, Secretary,
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y; Five prizes will DO awarded each {
week for the best drawing sub
mi.ted. illustrating that It DAYS ad-
verti.crs to use The Times Dispatch
want columns. The SIX prizes Will y
awarded In the following order, VIZ;
First prize 81; second. third fou l =
{ fifth and sixth prizes, 81 each.
ALL DRAWINGS MUST BE OR1G.N
NAL AND MUST BE MADE WIFE! 4
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fulton News. /.
~ @%a@@%9&@*&@3*& *9+v'@SV'7Y a
fulton Bureau,
Peoples Drug Store.
,ujIi ha solelnnlZad

Peoples Drug STORE.
age viii be sole1nnlxsh9G
rre tonight under thP
|. The Contracting par.
WYNN and Robert a;
l-blooded Indians, an! ana
lickah omlny tribe, The
performed by Rev, q.
Of Fulton, and q large
OF the contracting par
number Of the proml-
will BIO present. Inc
ckahomlny tribe will 20
OF people yesterday
tie two dwellings, at
;as considerable diff,
he houses started, put
s OF hard labor, every,
ork like a charm, and
the houses had
Cd distance without g
clock on the wall dld
/ second. The moving
not Interfere with busi-
and last niEhtythe store
earance as usual. me
by gas and the tele-
uninterrupted, This Is
The history Of this city
, been moved without
water and telephone
tonight the moving Of
ing 1gm II shs u ,t social
Tonight at the club,
and Orleans Streets,
Ulcers Will take place.
GARD ef Directors WILL
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------'--
EOR SALE.


FOR Said DY r, r. VAUGHAN, 81 p;
Main street-FA # y ~ WITH III, TlN a1
station on =, Is r., r.! r., Powha tan
county large 5riSk dwellnE Ten
about 15o acres In timber, which Will
at one million feet Of White o y 81 PIPE 9
4 highly Improved; nice. farm lao acres n
ane ORIGINAL growth timber which WI "
miles from r. Z. station, Price. $500,
No. s, lis acres land on which there are
and the" other with five roomsi large
barns. stables, ETC.; an 4. excellent farm
Z this is excellent original growth. timber,
which viii cut three ,il1sn fee IS s
No. 4. HO acres nice level land. "a miles
shm9n Soo ws HFE nsd hstSn dw yell.
hmflidines. GOOD farm; $50 acres original
4 growth timber, will cut one million feet,
= Price, S4600.
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E0R RENT

sirabie Suburban Places near Richmond
.right on The street car line; good farm OF
81 S SMsalnBs sth = ra rgons
etc In s,nain fbulldlngi fruit, shade and
good water, FOR rent, house, STA BILE room,
etc., s600, Or entire property, $500 :.
- ssSY' n. w, MCRTHAM M
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SOUTHERN Rail WAY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APL. as, 1909
TRAINS LEAVE RIoHMoND 5.ss By
& TOO Az M.-Daily Local for Charlotte
1850 T. ;M.--Dal LJmi ted. a Buffet Pull
n man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans. Memphis Chat tanooga and all
3 500 p MEX, Sunday. Keysville Local.
1:o5 p. M.-Dally. Limited; Pullman
ready $50 x e n RfTER sli 1IAs South.
The favorite route to Baltinlore and
eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:3o 6P,
NJ Daily, except Sunday. s535L NJ St
500 a.: M;--Dxcept Sunday. Local mixed
2:i5 II. M.-Local for West Point.
l:oO p. M.-Except Sunday BE For West I
Point, come citing with, steamers for Eal-3l
''." TRAINS ARRIVE RidHMoND.
8:55 Am. and 6:26 p, M.-From MI the \
South. $53S mt
3:25 P. M. 8a56 # 13i7 sSSgss
$40 AM.-From Keysville, q sss,a
e:15 A.. M.-Baltimore and West Point "a
45o p. M-Erom Wsst Point
G, H. ACI[ERT s. II. HARDW1CK, 5
r G.. M. q. II. A.
q. W. wEsTnURY, D. p A.. Richmond. Va NJ
NgT H.
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An indian MARI
1t Providence 30
old Indian customs
ties Will be Dellle
Adkins, both ful!!
members Of the, q
ceremony will be
II. Throckmorton.
number OF friends
ties, Including q
hent white people
Council of tile CHI
present In q body,
"A. great throng
watched tha noyil
dug store and
Eached. There y
putty In getting :
lfter several hour
Thing began to W
1t the time Of ST.
been rolled q go'
hitch; In fact, the
not stop ticking {
ST the store does
ness In the least.
had the same app
Store was lighted
6hone service was,
khe first time in !
That o house has
breaklng the gas,
connections, BY
The houses will be
THE annual meet
Club will be held
+ corner OF Lester,
The election OF Q;
SEVERAL Of the B
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WANTED, no HIRE HORSE AND BUG
BY or surrey for part Of the day; very
tractable horse required. Address w.
@DECDY. care this office.
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FOR RENT.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ere ya NON Prt| r. 1Pe9
W w fs 'e cMLLA Ar DooRs and ARIA
with Granolithic Coping on
existing walls on six blocks OF street in
9TH, 1908, at il clock noon. a.
SPECIFICATIONS general designs schedule
OF work, forms Of proposal etc.. can be
had upon appl cation to the undersigned.
The COMMITTEES on Streets reserves the
right to reject any and III bids, 5t5.l
,lIJ Il r. r.. D,iMYIlRS,S Jr.,
Civil Engineer.
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LOsr-YDsTIlRDAY "A F Urn DON.
Great Dane BITCH; ears cut. slightly
4 Lame. Liberal reward for information
as'to whereabouts. H. L. CAMPBELL,
sEA1len & Glnter's. NJ a$1 g9
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sTRAYpD OR sToL1sN-FRoNL 1909
blair Street. ono white and red .clouded
ana blaze face. Reward Il returned to
above timber. w lt44G3AA8
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WANTED no Ru-Y FOR CASH a SEC
"a ond- hand BICYCLE, In good condition..
a Address ''sPRo CKET," care this office.
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WANTED-Two-SoR OR THREE YOUNG.
mon can earn back the cost Of learning
drawing while studying at this school,
n AppIy day orH night ART SCHOOL, 1112i
Vi Capitol Street. sI Wit
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WANTED. TO BUY VA FnA THEIR BED
for cash. Address j. w. c.. Hs South
Laurel street. B
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WANrDD, "a GOOD, STRONG, GENTLn
En- work IIoRSE; no plugs; 701 w. Main
Street. 81
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WANTE

W1NTpD. 1900; GOOD INTEREST
guaranteed & secur1ty twice the loan.
Il Address Box 2o2. city 55E7ft
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WANTED, IA BooK-KEDPER; NO ON11
"a need apply for tho position Unless he is
A honest, strictly sober, .industriouss ana
q courteous. p. "a o. BOX ! g. n N export
s News Va. ~ ,3 s3S I'M rs;
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WANTED, TOR THE u s.5ARAfY: Able
bodied, unmarried men. between ages OF 2
and IS, citizens OF United States, Of good
speak read and write English. Far mi for
nation Apply TO lRECR U1TING2OFFlCER.
ITO East Brond Street,, Richmond. Va. e *
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Wilmington, N. c., April 81, 1903.
5i4 Office of the 3i5 l5j

37777@ WIlmington, NJ c., April II, 1VOa.
55il N5s, Office of the
l Treasurer A,tlantic. Coast Line
Z ], R 4 4 f Sen Pany Sp An.
CoMP ? have declared g PDR chNT
+ INTEREST on the Certificates Of In.
\ debtedness Of this Company, interest," :
Treasurer at Wilmington, N, G., on and
f after MAY !, 1903 The transfer bsoks
viii stand closed from April 18th to May
-. ~ w. -" lHllAMEs r, POST Treasurer,
tApl a-tf 35,i .s54
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WANTED, IA 1RsT-CLAss PLUMBERS,
must be able Ito scale plans and make
cstinate on work /; steady work for right
man !: salary, sos per. month. A ADDRESS
Nh THOMAS. No. 1884 Main Street. Column
q bia s. C. fs 13la5 Fl 55 gs33yJi5 S3ae.
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N HELP WANrED-MALE.5

WANTED, SHIPPING CLERK AND
packer In Wholesale notion house. 81 Send
as reference name Of last emp oyer
n state experience "a and nge. Address
II si1WHOLCSALD, caro- this office. 5