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Arizona republican., 1903-06-03
THE POPE TIRED

Rome. June 2.-The pope is fatigued on account of the heat. Though he is not i'll his doctor has suspended all not strictly necessary audiences
Arizona republican., 1903-06-03
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Milwaukee - Milwaukee Kansas City game postponed on account of the non arrival from the west of the Mil waul.ee team.
 At Des Moines- R. H. F.. Des MOincs ................. Denver ......................
 Batteries-Morrison and Fohl: Bar Der and I.atimer.
 At Peora-Pcoria- St. Joseph game postponed. Peoria team in Kansas, water bound.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
What MIR. Jacobson Says About
The Automobile.
WELLS, New, July Goth.

w ELLIS, NEW, July NVbu'
WHITE PINE NEWS,
On my trip to Wells, wish 10 state
that the Automobile staging is going TO
be brilliant success. We made the
trip from Ely to Cherry Creek in .
hours, having stopped at Campbell :
ranch to have some photos OF the rig
taken, which | wish to display in san
Francisco. Between there and Cherry
we also stopped to repair the front tire
We didn I leave Cherry until 4:3o, nr-
riving at Currie's at dusk, where VI
stayed all night. Leaving there at s
the next morning for Wells, via Spruce
mont, where we stayed an hour aud 10
minutes. Then We struck out for Wells
arriving there at 4;30 having made the
last 2S miles In one hour and 80 min.
wish to thank Mr.. Graham FOR the
Auto waiting in Cherry while | trans
acted my business, also thank Mr. k'de-
nour for his kind treatment.
| The Auto Is truly a success.
Yours, IL. jacobson
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
WITH THE PICK AND SHoyiL

Everything Is running smoothly a
Pilot Knob With The station ut the Al
level Of the Giroux shaft nearing con.
pleLlon, and work upon the Morri,
matt progressing satisfactorily.
Ddiftiug from the 200, 800 a d Acc
loot levels of the Ssxton shaft still con
tinues with favorable indications. Al
the Jupiter group, the company ar,
pushing for ward the north drift from
the bottom OF the shaft. The forma
tion here is of very hard quartz
carrying good values in both gold and
copper.
At the Ruth drifting on the 300 and
crosscuttiug on the 500 continues in th,
same character OF ore, with the excep
tion that in the north cross cut on tht
lower level a large seam Of hematite ore
carrying high values in native copper
was encountered this week. Some very
beautiful specimens OF native copper
have been taken from there lately.
Owing TO the excessive flow of wattl
now being encounted in the crosscui
At the 1853 foot level OF the New York
and Neyada's No. 2 shaft. Supt. Shaw
has been compelled TO install pumI
to handle it, He is at present engaged
in cutting large sump and as soon a'
this Is completed, will ag ,in resnm,
sinking In the shaft which has deptt
at present OF III feet. To this dat,
from breast to breast in the crosscu
there is a width of 1853 feet OF fine chal
co cite concentrating ore.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
ANOTHER MINING DEAL
WHITE PINE COPPER co. ADDS
TWO MORE CLAIMS TO
THEIR GROUP.
Thos. Rockhill, John Weber. Al
Periz and 8. N. Holmes Tie Ur
Their interests in the LnsI
Hope and Columbia Mines
Bonds Cover "a Months and In
voive over $4,000.

Contaminated here Monday of thi'
week by the editor Of the NEWS. VIII
together With w. b. Graham and Mrs
Nettie Paul has held the ground under
bond for the past yearor two, was b
mining transaction OF no small impor
tance TO the camp and the terms OF
which are very beneficial TO the parti, f
interested Ia the deal.
The properties tied up under bond b.
US, which through Supt. T.. +. Gray.
were turned over to NJ. L. II qua.
General Manager OF the White Pm,
Copper Co, are the Last Hope ane
Columbia mines, situated north ano
adjoining the Ruth group proper.
which makes valuable acquisition b,
the company's property. THESE laim'
have long been regarded as among tha
most promising In the district and up.
on the surface OF them Is now exposeo
maRy tons OF high grade copper ore,
besides other deposits Of gold, silver
and lead ores. All OF the ground within
the boundaries OF the Last Hope elain
upon which there are immens out
Groupings OF gold and copper carrying
quartz, Is identical with the suffac
showing on the Ruth and Apparently
on the same lead, which, where WORK
has been performed, demonstrated th.
existence OF large bodies OF copper sui.
phide and naive copper ores.
The terms upon which the presen'
owners, Thos Rock hill, John Weber.
AL Peril and $. N. Holmes agree l.
part with their interests In the claim,
are as follows: 81. 1859 to be paid on OF
before the first of Sept. 1903; 81. coo ol
the first day of Sept. 1904; -, 900 on IN
before the first day OF March 1905
With the commission of 81, 800 fol
ourselves aud associates added. tn,
bonds were turned over to MIR. Reqnt
fora consideration Of 10 1861. whiel
shall have been fully paid on the frs
day OF Sept. 1905.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06

~, which shows ths 81 b f ~ bady
Of ore TO be so feet
''rhe figures given bl fwsafs Of
the company show that tes. ear1ing
capacity OF |. coo ton pisot llrsnge
b ,Jween 81. 500, 900 and s. 0d9 0a1 PER
year net profits. TINS esti' me-. hen
taken under consideration ht sas en-
gineers and metallurgists who stfn on
the grounds and could sec thef pofable
conditions for the treatment Of ore,
was called extremely conservative, aud
believe from the general expressions
that he present plant alone Will earn
from ST. 100. 600 to 81. 800, GOO per year
net profits to the stockholders What
this will mean on a capitalization OF So,
600, 900 easily can be estimated,
| was surprised and extremely graft.
fed to find on investigation of this prop
erty that its extent and value IS at
least double what It hsd been repre-.
sented to me by the Messrs. Tray lor.o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
FIRE APPARATUS.

W. B. Graham AMI f. Nj. Clark ttis
week added to their equipment some
fire extlnguIshers. The extingulshers
are in the form with which many old
residents in Taylor aud Ward will rec.
oguize. They are big improvement
over the extinguishers used 10 those
days however, and aro endorsed by the
American Board OF Underwriters
A public exhibition will be given of
them in few days, when their fire
lighting qualities will be demonstrated.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.
tBv our Regular Correspondent

(By our Regular correspoudentl
BORN-Oa Tuesday, July 2sth to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy,a a daughter
Mother and child are doing we'll
Mrs. Matt Bissett has gone on a visit
to San Francisco.
Mr.. Kahn of Kahn Bros, dry goods
merchants OF Ogden, came in on Mon
day with a load OF samples.
Miss Mary O'Roake, pioneer teach
er has been engaged to teach our school
for the next term.
We are pleased TO learn that Mrs.
Leishman, who has been on the sick
list is conyal-scing.
Russell Martin and family have re-
turned from a picnic at Muncy creek.
The trout were very abundant, Russell
and folks having caught 400.
Supt. Tom Davis reports everything
lovely at the Star mine. Two levels
are being driven in the mountain on
the south and north lodges at the 7th
level.
DR.. McCurdy, as a relief from the
stress of business. has gone on u visit of
recreation to Pets Benefits ranch
where buttermilk, fresh vegetables and
fruit will delight the stomach OF the
doctor.
Good progress Is being made at the
Wide West Cos mill now being erected
and without some unforeseen delay,
Supt. Leishman will blow the whistle
In couple of weeks.
Tom Borrallis has arranged to move
to Muncy to furnish the people some-
thing stronger than creek water. The
bar aud fixings have been forwarded
and this week Tom will be ready to
furnish anything from proof whisky to
mineral water.
People returning from Muncy report
1t mistake that machinery is being
erected, but it Is on the ground ready
for erection. About twenty men are
at work doing necessary work on tho
surface, and ditehing water to the mine
from the creek.
Supt. Pete Cannon has had work
somewhat interrupted by bad air in the
New Century mine, but it is now reme-
died by placing blast, fan aud pipes
10 position. From the lowest station
levels are being run northerly ard
southerly on the ledge.
Owing to change OF ownership, Jas
Riordan has left the O'Neil ranch IN
Spring valley, and has gone to Elko
county, with view to locating, aud the
ranch is now occupied by Ed. Stewart,
OF Wells, who mas lease from the
O'Neil Bros, the present owners.
There is scheme on foot TO, iY the
near future, develop a group of mines
! that means more for our camp than
anything yet being done. There Is
mo ley behind it aud the property the
best in this district, Please don't rush
this correspondent Rlth questions. 1t
is onilential.
George Kelsey and Jas: Scott have
made eight locations o. the mountain
between Cherry and Egan canyon
Work done on the Mono aud Blackcat
is developing very = ch gold re. Thes.
veins are in quartaite, aod the claim
are crossed by polphyry dykes. Tn,
The owners Intend pushing woiS Oh
the claims and are very hopefu' of hav
lag va'u lhle property,
Charles Karhstein, who many moutl
nce uet with an accident in the STA
IN ue by the cage dropping With hin
savero) hundred feet 20 the bottom .
the =hl t, al hts been ever si1ee !.
Keogh- -WrigLs hospital at Salt LAX
City, Is so far recovered that he ca
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

The latest metal quotations are. Sill
YER, 54l; Lead 81 80; Copper $500
DR.. Hamilton. the dentist, is still here
d. f. Miller left for Eureka this
morning.
Another large camping party pulled
out for Duck Creek, this morning.
II. A. Milllck IL over from Osceoa on
business connected with the Osceols
stage line.
Miss Mollie Scott has completed the
term of tie Warm Springs scho DOL aud
returned home.
No. Ruby valley white oats, ss.65
per l0Olbs; wheat 81. 65 and barley 81. 80
Lum Der ut sacrifice, at Hayes.
The past week has been very warm
one, and many have been the com
plants against the weather.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald and son Walter,
left Tuesday morning for a visit with
relatives In Cherry Creek.
Thos. o'Neil returred from Hamil-
ton Tuesday, after spending a week
looking over some mines in that dis
trict.
Six pounds Arbuckle's coffee, 81 90;
@ BIS. dried Salt Pork, 81 90, and fresh
creamery butter 80 cts. per ib. a.
Hayes
Mrs. II. a. Comins, Miss Eta Com
ins and Miss Ruth Mcdonald returned
last week from visit TO Salt Lake.
The dance given last Friday evening
by the Social Club was we'll attended
by the young folks, all OF whom report
having had a delightful time.
Many OF our ranchers are compelled
to complete their harvesting short
handed. owing to the scarcity OF help
In this section.
Another large party OF eastern ctpi-
tslists are expected to arrive here next
week to inspect the Nsw York & Me-
vada Copper Company's property,
]. l.. Smithson and wife of Snake
valley, after having spent several days
here with their daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Moyle. left for their homo again Tues
day.
d. C. Konnedy, proprietor OF The
Wells Cherry Greek stage line, while
here this week added two more wagons
to his possessions, haying bought them
at bargain at the auction sale.
The boarding house at Pilot Knob
has again changed hands, Eugene 6
Giroux having taken II in charge
MIR. and Mrs. Jenkers will hereafter
have charge OF tho culinary depart
ment.
Preparations are being made here
by the local Miners Union for public
demonstration ON Labor Day, which
was declared legal holiday by the las'
State Legislature. All the arrange
menus LOT IlB CtlthTdblOu VIII y" NV'
pleted next week
Louis and Fed Franks aud NJ toher
returned Saturday from their trip tt
Muncy creek, where they report WORK
upon the properties OF the Grand De
posit Company as being considerabll
hampered on account OF the delay il
the arrival OF tho necessary supplies
At tho sale of the II. A. Millick stag
equipment, which was cond ucted herr
Monday afternoon hy b. +. Miller, six
teen bend Of STACEY horses, two double
seated stage wagons nd numerous 9th
er smaller srticles ,ucn as horse blank
ets, curry combs. brushes, etc wer
all disposed OF for cash, over 300 beini
realized from the sale.
The regular meeting OF tho Count
Con niissioners was hold in the Cour
House huuday, Commissioners Shall
enbargor, Wakoling ard Mcknight be
ing prescott Outsd, the ordinar
routine Of business and Il few transfer
OF the County money, nothing oil an
public importance came Geforc th
Board.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06

A shrewd buyer never fails to read
the advertisement before parting with
his money And of course il your ad.
yertlsement IS not there ho cannot well
see it And likewise of course you see
him go into the other fellow $ store.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
LOB WORK RATES.

Letter Heads-s3.50 for 500: $50 sor Loo.
letter Hesdst,f size)-s2 oO for 500 $3.50 for ooO
Bill Heads tLarpel-s5 90 ( so; So o for 1900
taediuml-s35O 80 for 900; s.. 50 for iooJ
[smaAl-s2 20 for 800; $3.50 for 1000.
Candidates cards-,5 90 for 500; 90 for 900
calling cards-.4Oo for SO; 800 for 100
Posters. according to the type set. will sy.
erage about cen: spieee.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
DUR MINES EXCEED
BEST HOPES
VISITORS ENTHUSIASTIC AT
TER AN INSpEc TION.

iuStaVos Taylor, a Banker OF
ProYid .n:., Y. !, Who Went
Through tn. Mines OF tn: New
York and N-yada Copper Com
pany Says Great Things OF
Th =m.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
SHEEP AND CATTLE Ranch
FOR SALE.

stock ranch ard range, together with
sheep and cattle. Cdttl tle.would be sold
separate il desired. For fuller parties
ulars apply To ". b. GRAHAM,
3m. Ely, Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06

walk wit out eeutehes and has left the
hospital The Glasgow & Western &c.
have betrayed all his expenses aud pre-.
sented him WITH a check for 81 200.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06

Entered at the Pos,onice at Ely, Nevsds, as
second Glass matter.
COMMUNICATIONS are solicited, but the paper
slll not be responsible for the opinions of it,
correspondent
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06

The hens OF the unlted States laid
I8 600, 900. 900 eggs, worth in the mar
ket $3.50, 900, 900. Who says tho ben Is
a mall cbiokenY
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NOTICE.

Charles 3. Frost is not connected
with. nor will the undersigned be res
ponsible for any debts contracted by
him. WIDE WEST MINING CO,
J. Fl. LEISaMAN, SUPT.
Cherry Greek, New. July /, 1893.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
SALT LAKE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Academy h0o for both Course eight
grace Good Music Department Expenses mod
crate For Catalogue rna particulars address,
r. j. cAsxEY, pRiHciPaL, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brom1 Qniuine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money ii 1t fails to cure.
Z. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-08-06
Utah & Nevada Express Go.
NO. 4

From July lst the following graduated scale for all
parcels and passengers will apply to the respective
stage lines leaving Ely:
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DISSOLUTION OF PART NeRsnlp.

Elizabeth Pa, D C ]! 1903
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN PARTNER hip
4 OF PRESCOTT 4 SCHROEDER in saw nil
business near Dorset Va wa dissolved
6eptember 10. 1913, NJ. NJ PRESCOTT
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HELP 7WANTEDMale

WANTED. TO KNOW IT YOU WILL DIS.
tribute advertising ntter reliable chemical
company: sis weekly and expenses, rIs1-
UMPH CO., Dallas Tex, 6.ia@6
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RAILROADS,
sO r. burg & Potomac, r. r,

~ - = =
Trains Leave RIchmond-N orthward,
1851 "A. M. daily. Byrd St. Through.
s:45 "A. af. daily. Main st. Through.
f:l5 A. Nj, week days. Elba. Ashland
s;01A Nj" Sunday only. Byrd st.
Through, Local Stops.
$40 A. NJ. week days, Byrd st. Through.
E:ve noon. week, days. Byrd st. Through.
400 r, Nj, week days, Byrd st. FRED
erlcnsuurg accommodation.
b:V5 +, NJ, daily, f.ualn ST. Through
6:25 r. NJ, weeK days Eloa, Ashland ao-
cOnlInOdauOn: fi8l
SOS p. ", daily. Byrd st, Through.
Trains Arrive chmond-Sout ward .
$40 a.. NJ. week days. Eliza, Ashland
s:io a, NJ, week days Byrd st. Fred
ss;S dssi sss syST II !. st. n Th5soufhh2, b,
Through, Local stops,
2;O5y PM. daily Main st. Through, ,
500 p, NJ, week days, Elpa' Ashland
As 7:I5 =. NJ, daily, BYRD 81. Through.
s;sO P. NJ. daily, Byrd st. Ihrouga'
1928 r. NJ, daily, Main s.. Throush. !
Nole-ppl(nnan Sleeping or. Parl9r lars
" WIZ, s. inS rUti,fE &. WI LP, ~, P,IAY LYR,
GEM Mani. ASST, Gent Map'v. Traf, Man,
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PORTSMOUTH PEOPLE TO
ELECT THEIR OFFICIALS

rhe senate Committee on Counties.
Cities and Towns met yesterdeay ai,erho t'
isnoh t,cca nj e busy. With the considerable lon
81 he Bland BIZ to amend the char, or
81 the ctv Of Portsmouth SO as to pfo :.
attorney, chief OF the Ore depnt ttnent.
CITY physician and plumbing lnspe,e:tor 1y
popular vote. Instead OF BY the Council
as NOW. \. ..,.,.
unanimously agreed to report the bill
s favorably. and II will be reported TO I, g
passed the House. a delega on from the
Portsmouth City Council npre red IN op.
position to the amendment. while Del.
gale Bland and Senator Cromwell spohe
There was some sharp questioning end
responses but the leg slators had ratneeI
the better Of IT. and the comni; ,sa ~ q.
mort without further argument than the
Informal sort referred 70,
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NOT ICE.
TAX NOTICE.
Office Collector Of CITY Taxes

Richmond Va, Doc. !. 1903.
LAST HALF or CITY TAxEs, REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL. for 10, 9
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE r. at this Of
EVERY male q years Of age. and
EVERY person keeping house o.. do re-
business In the city is assessed for PER:
sonal taxes. Those who have no, pa d
call and settle. SO as to avoid beng post
ed as delinquents.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND s.JIN-
Err CONNECTION BILLS are also cue
and will have to be declared delinq.ent II
FIVE PER CENT. " II be added to last
half II not paid on or before DECEaI-
BIER 3lst.
Interest at SIX PER CENT. also at
taches to all bills as soon as reported de-
lnquent.
Particular attention is called to the
above. as under an ordinance passed BY
aDce of the penalty.
Office open from A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ.
Bs3. FRANK w. CUNNlNGHAAI. sst
dec 1-t3l;nc Collector of City Taxes.
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soMEf oF1oU APPROPRIATIONS ARE THE
'Iovaliest water colors ob,ainiCie In the OLD
country! ERN EST YoUNG's, Q North 81 =
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SITUATION Z WANTED--Male

SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO.. sJ9
Z. Main Street. to operate ANY MACHINE.
arc tested. no charge for service. Phone el%l
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Batteries Electric Wiring and Telophonvn In
stalled. GEO. w. EUkER Co., N. ssvonth
Street. q 49, 80 n - NJ. ..-- 49,
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RAILROADS.
n NV Norfolk WesteIn
1.EAyp R1cHMoNn ,DA1LY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. fa
VD0,A M.-NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar.
rives Norfolk 11;ov a, III. slops only AZ
Petersburg. Waverly and Suffolk.
a:05 A. M.-CHICAGO EMPRESS Buffet
Perlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg AID
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus, Bluefieid TO Cincinnati; also
Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to
Chattanooga ard Memphis. 5t
E:lO P. M.-ROANOkE-E EXPRESS for
Farmvllle. Lynchburg and sRpanoke.
500 p M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Arrives Norfolk $50 +. Nj, Stops only a.,
Petersburg, Waverly and Suffolk, Con-
meets WIN, stedluets " Busluu. PlOvl'
dellae, New Aori. baiumore aud WASH
"TH4sp, M,-For Norfolk and all stations
s;iuP. M,~NGW ORLEANS Snort
LINE, Pullman Sleepers, Mchmoud TO
l.yncnburg and RoAnvke; Petersburg ~
East ltadtord; Lynchburg TO Challahou4a,
Memphis aud New Orleans Cafe Dln.ns
Trains arrive from the West 7;s5 a, ~.
iiiSUo A. M, and T:ao p. M.
". B. BEViLL. .. IL, BOsLEY.
a!iEs9 r "Msi '.- fesa for west Point
1870 p, M.-Except Sunday, For West
Point, connect,nK with steamers for Bsl'
tim0re ana rys g :, la q igit,H noNn
ess T f NJ sn aS sIs NNteFFM9 ali the
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WANTED A POSITION WITH SOME FIR
twhoesale prctcrred) BY strong young man;
willing to commence ut bottom and " ,rl for
promotion: good reference. j. IL OYLER,
Peers p. O., Va. fata7 G IsNJgs 4Elt}
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to, have look at tho Wilson Wood He. tlrs !:
saves fuel. money and patience. BALDWIN
&: BROWN, 1887 E. Main Street.
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KAEMPF HAS THE REPUTATION OF bE-
: inE the best candy manufacturer In Rlch-
mond 10 North Ninth. sFi
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY

BEGINNING APRIL lsT, 1907,
Z Cars leave corner Perry ana ssyensh
hour from s A. NJ, to ~ F. Nj, last car
Cars leave Petersburg, foot et syca-
more Street, every hour from $3.50 A. -
Last car Connecting With Norfolk ard
Western Railway. ~ ~ - it. (.
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WE WISH TO NOTIFY TIFF PUBLIC THAT
we are not only here for the holidays. but
permanently. BROWNE r. fCONsTlNE. US
East Broad Street -. 49, ~ tE -
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Office OF
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.,
HiChmunu Va doc 3. lJJS
STEAM BOATS.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY,

JAMES RAVEN DAY LINE.
STEAAIE.It t1OCAIlONIAS leaves MON.
DAY, El)NEsDAi and FltlDAA at I
A. M. for Nortulk, tOrts.uoutI, Old Point,
Newport News. Clarenlonl and James
Ryei landings, anu connecting al Ola
Point for Washington. Baltimore and the
North. State-rooMs reserved tor the uiSlt
al moderate prices, Electric cars ui,ect
10 wharf. Fare only Sl,U and 81 to Nor
folk Music by Grand Orchestrion.
Freigh, received for aboye-nansl place,
North Carolina, IRWIN WalSGER.
Genera! Manager,
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'SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RlCtiMONp. DAILY,
ssat,oard rxpIess-To savannah. Jack,
snnviile, Atlanta and Southwest.
$40 A, M.-Local-For NOrlina and Ham
MR AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY,
s;5A, M.-No. ATTN +; M.-No. ~
From Florida. Atlanta and Southwest,
b;S p. M.-FFom NprlsHa and local
YgesiIlts y Ticket ONCE. $50 2, Aaia Street
Phone 49,. II
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Mccarthy Council.

Y Mccarthy Council. NO.. 4es, Royal Ar
"a, Min, viii hold It's regular meeting to-
night at Lee Cam, Hall q, ec,Sff be
trn ~ as there are several matters
now before the council. ,,...
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hanoiet. which always follows the inst II
iation ceremony, will be completed at this
meeting.
rangencnts for the union celebration 81
the several councils Will also mako its
report