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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
CONGEN1AL OCCUPATION.
Do Work That Was in
His Line.

The old stock broker limped YEARLY
down the familiar country road IN
which in boyhood days he had often
driven the cows homeward and to their
barn at milking time, and ever and anon
some familiar feature Of the landscape
caught his eye. Years ago his father had
died and left the farm to his brother and
himself. Soon firing of the dull toll of q
farmers life, he resolved to 60 to the
city and seek his fortune. relates the
New York Times.
Here his honest face secured him a po-
sition with Wall street firm, the mem
bers of the firm assuming that an hon.
est, ingenious countenance was such q
rarity in their line of business that it
might attract attention and add to their
clientele. Soon branching out for him
self, he in time became one of the largest
operators on the street. But, caught in
a crash, he was penniless, and was now
forced to seek home with his brothers
sons, who had prospered with the
farm.
AS he reached the familiar gate the
young husbandmen saw him, and with a
yell they rushed out to meet their
uncle.
Come right in. You shall not want
for anything" cried one of them.
"The room you occupied when a boy
is ready for you, and not a lick of work
shall you do" shouted another of his
nephews.
flush, boys" said the old stock brok-
er. II am still able to work, and shall
do my snare. Never shall it be said that
ate any ones bread and ended my days
in slothfulness.'
"Well," answered one Of the nephews,
"can you think of any light work about
the place you could do; something con-
genial, you know, that won't seem too
strange and hard for you?"
Eyes," replied the uncle, after pause,
II have it. shall water the stock. !"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
Raising Cane.

1T was the most sensible cane rush
I ever saw"
But you told me that no cane rushes
were sensible"
This one was. The dean of the old
sollege rushed out with q cane and
Daily News.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
Agile.

"You had a surprising nerve to jump
over thet fence" said the farmers wife,
angrily.
"Ah!" replied Weary Willie, politely
lifting his tattered hat; "but my agility,
madam; was that not even more sur
prising?'-Catholic Standard and
Times.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
Turkish Physician. Wise,

The sultan has cancer of tie stom-
ach and can't live more than two or
three years. A German doctor made
the discovery, says the Chicago Rec
ord-Herald. probably because the
Turkish physicians were afraid of
getting themselves beheaded If they
told the old man about it.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21
Ahouf the Limit.

Stranger-Do these big racing auto
mobiles come down this pike at great
speed?
Farmer-Speed? Why, one of them
struck chicken the other day and the
force of wind picked him clean. Then the
friction heat came in and when he came
out he was the pret.1est fried chicken
you ever saw.-Ch1cago Daily NewA
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-21

Vlage frosty day the depth Of winter found Snake
under hedge almost dead with the cold Having the
he brought home and laid the hearth the fire. Revived
the heat reared itself up with dreadful hngs flew the wife
children of its benecor The hearing their cries. rushed
and with moc which he brought in his hand cut the Snake
e wretch said e lis this the reward make to him who
your life? DE- you deserve; but single death good for
you"
the ureoff o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09

&C, 900 ACRE RANCH, $500; 500 ACRE FARM
land. 5000; no trudins. ". II. GRAHAM.
Cuero. Tex. g5s h 6&,t
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NORFOLK CASE DEFERRED
Dey-Trehy Contest Will Not
Come Up Until April.

According to the statement OF MI.
robert G. liam. chairman Of the SUD
committee OF the State Democratic Com
mttee. tn: subcommittee WI not $, ST 20 20
complete the taking q testimony. ~ .iiG
after March 5Oyh. The exact date has not
YET been fixed 1t was lnnounced last
week that the subcommittee would recon
$Nene and resume testimony TO-DAY, oul'
owing to prior engagements OF lion. Geo.
70. Caball, ar, counsel tor contestces, me
5postponcment until April became neces-
sary.
mlttee means delay In the meeting OF the
Democratic State Central Committee ana
The state convention. Tie lull comm tee
will rot meet until the subcommittee Is
ready 10 report on the Norfolk case. ana
ii will Then dhspose OF both matters. -
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GOVERNOR FILLS
IMPORTANT ]. POSTS 5 5
Names Hcaltll5 Otficer, l>eep'e,r5.
Of Military Records and
IN Coloncls

5 t.overnt,r Montague yesterday an
nounoed The following appointments
t}f, Colonel John&S llnrwood. Riehmoha "a
&rhIcf or staff vice, Colonel George y.
d rtate lr.. resigned. I. Ia,
5t b; gt. Darlington, Of DallYllic, !, tl'e,n-.
58,,er al staff with rank OF colonel, 70 suu'S -
%ceed Colonel HARDWOOD,
Il Major Robert W,seHunter. Winchester,
secretary Virginia military records
I,r Julian a. Norfleet. BerklcS, guar
II nptinc officer for the district ot ta'lSa-
Meth River and Its branches
,rhe announcement Of the appointments
" ~ r,olonel Harwood rs chief Of stuff 10
5.th,crced Colonel Cabcl Is an exceptional.
,x.FEnop,laf. one, and Colonel ilarwood
a finvinr served with distinction, IN llke
capaclty at the head OF Governor o.fet.
rall's staff, and being familiar Win an
58Ihe duties OF The place, will reflect great
credit upon It. ~,
ii Colonel Carrington,S who will III TIE
ii 5tosition allotted to the Fifth Distrlct On
tic staff lis quite a popular man. ana =, -
I. Well and favorably known both soclaiiy
s5ane politically.
Colonel Hunter, who fills the place OF
secretary Of military records. Is ui E
ldjshed as n former Confederate otiice ,
X .7fId IS well fitted for the duties OF inc
4 placc. The place was created oS tNe Nv
4 Sa,,st nasscd to have the Confederate mus
sbi or rolls properly complied and preserved.
y DR. Norfleet secured a splendid appoint
},nr,,t as quarantine officer for the 1llzh
s5net, River THO place Is now filled oE
"A I,r Vance. uf&Nurfolk. who was appoint
I'd by Governor Montague two years go.
}s11r Norfleet Is u urothcr-m-law OF Hon.
G, Parker. Of Southampton, ana phS-
\ stefan OF high standing.
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THE ICE WAR THAT
IS STILL GOING ON
The Views Of Both Sides Re
duced to Smallest Nutshell
Proportions,

The controversy between the Ice men
ana some Of their larger customers seems
10 be no nearer settlement thnn ~ WAS
days ago. The Ice men claihi
that IN the main the asisluon Tor
restoration Of prices. about which so
much has been said, Is nothing more
than a clunor raised by the smaller ms
dunn sized users OF contested Whlef WV
want TO be put on elunl iooims as 10
uriccs and accommodations as Inc meh
IShe use very large quantities,
The lee mon say The thing can't ne
done and all the talk about an iHuepehu-
cns plant TO meet the views and comply
with the Figures demanded by TIE small
On usors. IS all lopyrcock ana such
,IlGnt VIA prove 10 be, rs past experience
las shown. d very costly experiment
Those vino are classed us the smaller
rssrs OF Ice, however, do no, agree 10
these conclusions, aud say there Is some
thing more sci to come III SUPPORT OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-09

WANTED BY "a MARRIED COUPLE, AZ!
l& unfurnished room. convenient to Beech and
Maih. Address F. E.. care this office.
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THE CONTEST FAILS.
Norfolk County Election Case
Has Been Expensive.

Tho record in the contested election
81 ga from Norfolk county of Hugh john
P fs1 a and II w owens has Just been y
printed There Is non no prospe ,,.i, ~ y,
has been hanging on for two months. and
the printing OF the elaborate record III
the case has been a useless eSp eree
I ,Ssntsl ~ 'ayoicine The record exceeds
AGO pri1ttn pages. and the printing cost
the STATE bout $500. 4. ~,
~ Mcssrs. Johnston and EthrldGe inc , cpl
s3,.stants we're candidates Of the straight
out lyl faction OF Norfolk county Messrs:
owens and Parker were the nominees ot
the fusion faction, and were uWat ded l u .
1T least the Norfolk county faclional
\ fight. ssiB. IL, :. t,,,+s ore
$contestees Mr.. r. II. Bagby
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their contention. In the meantime me
war goes bravely on.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Meets the aad to Elect Superin-
tendent and Choose Books.

Notices were sent out yesterday to the
members OF the State board Of educa-
lion requesting them to assemble IN this
city on Tuesday the 22d OF March, lor
srecial and regular business.
Tho special business TO be transacted
on that day will be the election or q
superintendent OF schools for tho county
OF Goochlund 10 I'll vacancy caused
b, The death Of r. G, Holland, who, for
several years, filled the position There
may be other special business to come
before the meeting. but so fay none has
been scheduled,
Tho regular business Will then come
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Richmond Case in Court.

terday Judge Waddll heard further argyll
ment In the case OF Barcus VS.. Gates. the
point al issue still being the matter or
attorneys fees.
demurrer 10 the declaration In the case
of Peter Hagan vs. the city OF Rich
rnond This Is an action for damages II!
the sum of 5000 brought by HaGan, OF
Bostou. against the city for the blowing
up OF a coal barge in the harbor In the
year 1889 The barge had been sunk IN
the. channel the year before: and IN sep
City Attorney Pollard appeared for the
city and John A. Lamb and r. ii. Tai
ley for the plaintiff, No decision was
reached on the demurrer.
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5LEeA. Norl.os
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
: EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..

Whereas, on the LIST day. OF March, 1926;
THOMAS AclAyGlitsAN t1s e 4 h.s I ] 81
for tho Eastern DISTRICT Of yir rs I.
in a cause OF CONTRACT. Civil and
Maritime; /,
eng 5or w,e, Of law y 70 me ,u direced resurna
Bic on the Sth day OF March "; lsot ! h 'iIrs
seized and taken tho sn a STEFAN : Ma IlgjG
Notice is hereby given, that q District
Court viii be he'd In tho unitHd states
Court ltopm. IN the City OF Richmond,
On THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. 1895,
for the trial of said premises, and the
owner or owners, and a persons who
may have or claim. any interest. arc
,liereby cited to be and appear at the. time
and place aforesaid. IL. show cause, Y any
they have, Why, final decree should nor
pass as prayed. ~ BY
80 MORGAN TREAT, U. s., Marshal.
E'roctors for Libellants--WillisEl}, Smith.
Minetree Foxes
49,,
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PHOTO SPECIAL.

up and will be the work of adopting
BOOKS for the public schools, At this
meeting the board will select books only
fer the primary and grammar grades ana
this work, II is expected, will keep the
board busy for at least Il week. the
high school and supplementary books WY
DC adopted at future meeting, tho date
ot which will he fixed ut this meeting,
The members Of the board are Governor
Montague, Attorney General Anderson,
Superintendent Southall. Lyon G. ISifr'
Charles w, Kent, William q. boW'es'
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WANTED.

WANTED. 1000 CARLOADS OF PINE LOGS
from inches diameter UP. and from L feet to
is feet long; Will pay highest cash price. (. o.
b. cars. Richmond or at stntion. THOS. E.
II stage, tl44l Il. Main.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-NO. 9 LANE SAyV-AtILLiI COM
! plete. with 10 borse- power boiler. s. hor6e-
power ensi ne, double cdger and cutoff saw;
ali In good order. Address SAW MILL.
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Judge Tredway Here.

Ex-Judge James l.. Trcdway. OF Pitt
aylvania. is In the city shaking hands
with his old friends at the Capitol judge
of the State Senate, and has long been
connected with the management Of the
Western Stale Hospital lie Is Interested
duced q few days ago by Senator lsis9n.
Judge Tredway is opposed to the dis
pensary movement. and regards Its pros
poets Of passage BY the House as very
IL
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Sent Over the Hill.

In the Hastings Court yesterday after
noon James r. ShAnaut was sent to
The penitentiary for term OF five years
for maliciousiy wounding his brother,
Andrew Cousins was given three years
for grand larceny. He is known as 4
boarding house thief,
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Ex-senator Halsey Here.

Among the visitors in attendance on the
afternoon session of tho senate was Hon.
Don p. Halsey, one Of the most popular
of the ex-members of the Senate, Mr..
Halsey retired from the Senate two
months ago, after having made very
fine record. He was elected to I'LL tho
unexprcd term of Hon. Carter Glass.
elected to Congress.
Mr.. Halsey is here to argue case be-
fore the Supreme Court OF Appeals. lie
is also interested in the fate OF bill
now before q Senate committee.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
Branch, N. ii. D. Nv. s.. NATIONAL Sol
dlors' Home Elizabeth City Cohn9y. Va.
until u O'Clock NJ. MARCH II. 100
and then opened. for furni shing aad
& dsiivery5of Supplies u accordance with
Instructions and specinca tons. copie Of
which, with blank proposals and other
-tion TO B. *, 3 t;DsON, Treasurer
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Would Not Annex,

The High school debatcrs on Monday
nj IN nseus % he proposition u No 81 IN. ras
Twelve 10 four against. William Thai
himer nd Gus Ezekiel took the afflrma'
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Continual Warm Weather.

Continued fair weather is promised by
the local weather bureau. The official
prediction makes no change II, the pres
emf balfny Temperature prevailing. The
river has risen several feet as result
OF the late rains. but there Is no danger
OF a freshet,
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NEW SUPERINTENDENT
FOR THE MEMORIAL

Miss Rosa vanYort, of this city, hns
Keen appointed superintendent OF the Me.
mortal Hospital, vice Miss Brennan, or
New York. resigned, Miss Brennan has
lloft for Nsw York and Miss VanVoft
las assumed charge of the hospital.
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49, 'f'---'
DIVIDEND NOTICES,
Office OF
N1Irr IA, In ~ n ,.r,l innit 'bcmfr01 ca Il

Richmond. Va. March s. 1891
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared a plNlpEND OF 2 PER
CENT two per cent ths fa a., being guar
lerly diy!dsna No $i2n ne Ry9fsFrSd siS S'
When checks wili be'mailed 70 al pWfcrred
Stockholders OF record n, the close 81 business
March Slst. The books for tho transfer Of
Preferred Stock viii be closed from April
al to Apr! 18Th, bath DAYS Inclusive 'eiM
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NOTICE.
Once Of City Water Tier Works l,oTI

RicLs,oud, Va, March s, 1901:
no WATERS TAKERS USING
water through meters IN the Third Dis
tricG Where bills remain unpaid March
gii 1904, tho water will be shut off.
Also notice TO water lakers, Tesu,ar
remain unpaid March 18th, 1901, the
water Will lie shut off.
msrS2t Superintendent
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Mr.. Matthews Here.

: Hon 5. wilkins Matthews, former
member OF The House from Accomac, was
on the floor Of The body Yesterday, nn n.
was warmly greeted by MS old colleas cues
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LEGAL NOTICE.


q TATE OTsVIRGINIA: IN THE LAW
y AND EQUITY COURT or THE
Cl1Y OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 70,
1901.
Teresa Lyle lIewitt..... Complainant.
VS.,
Cha rles Carter.and Lester T. Stevens, adj
ninlstrators, Of Lucy +, Gentry do.
ceased, and the unknoewn heirs OF Rohert
IN 8CllANCERY.
The object OF the suit, IS to ascertain
Iva Hewitt has In d certain house and
lot In the city Of Rlchmond.. ViEsin.a.
.auL FULLY described In these ploeeed.ngs,a
al 10 Sell sad property md have the,
proceeds d str.buEed among the parties on
i, appearing BY affidavit that tho names
OF Tie helrs of Robert +, Gentry are
lnkn own. they are required appear
Within fifteen days after due publication
of This order and do what Is necessary to
protect their interests IN this suit
3 a copyr--teslet j., II WINSTON,
John Garland Pollard, p. n, Clerk
feb 24-laWr4t 5f5 t5a s4 9tH0i
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SEAL e b PROPOSALS..
SEALED PROPOSALS..
100000 OF Registered
BONDS OF the CITY
OF RICHMOND
FOR SALE /.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
X the Finance Committee Of the city
y Council OF tho city of Richmond at tho
ofee Of ths X Ms: IN tho GIIy Hel
+ NioNpAi.., The 18TH DAY, OH,
II Issue of ss3o,o9o 81 REG1bsTERfEb
4 J1ONDS OF THE CITY q OF RICH
MoND. abenrlrg interest at tho rate: ot
four years to run. and dated january /
1904, or so much OF said issue as vii
be necessary by tile proceeds of such
sale 10 raise ;60l.7a5 being the amount
Of a special loan for, that sum made BY
of q like amount OF ak per cent. bonds
Of tho city Of Richmond, which maturcd
January 1st 1904. said bonds to be is-
sued IN denominations Of slO1, Of. multi.
pies thereof at the option OF the pur--s
chaser The right to reject any and all
bids Is expressly reserved.
For detailed informat ton and copy OF
ordinance authorizing loan and provid
5 ing Sinking Fund for redemption, ad-
2 dress T.. j. NvARREN.iA Auditor. RicE-
Chairman Finance Committee
mar 2-12t
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tive and Beverley Elliott and James
Avery the negative.
Wanted-A Home.

The Chldren's Home Society OF Nir-
ginia is seeking a good home for bcnu-
tiful little blue-eycd girl baby, nearly
ono year Old. Tho child is an unusually
attractive little thing, All communlcal'
tions must be addressed to room NO. s..
third floor. State Bank building. G
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sEWlN0 MACHINE REPAlRs,

FoUNp-REsT PLACE FOR LADIES TO
lind saving machine needless parts Of all
Kinds. repairing, locks keys, RtCHER-
sTAT'F's EIcYCLE HOSPITAL" Eigh'eenth
and Main. @
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AN ORDINANCE

approved October 90 lo1.) I. =, I,
1 4 OF RICHMOND CITY CODE, 1899, As,
AMENDED BY AN ORDINANCE Az
PROVED MARCH 10. 19l2. SO AS TO
q NiENT OF THE WARDS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND,aHsF FL x THE
II BOUNDARIES K THEREOF. AND To
4 WARD,
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

LARGEST COMMERCIAL SIGN INsTITU-
ton In the South; speaks much for quality
and prices. souTHERNS, ADV y, SIGN COM
Fl Phone 1913. 5iis- 7t51 3at$ 5ss 5&
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-LADIES MINK FUR. EITHER ON
Franklin from sixth TO Seventh or Seventh
between Franklin and Main Streets. Rewatd
Iii left at RICHMOND DAIRY.
LoST--A BROWN POINTER PUP SIN
: months old Return to Mrs LUXE HAIR
Nii. 81 West Grace Street 'SF5.
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( HELP WANIcD- Male.

EARN $50 TO 500 MONTHLY COR RESPOND
ing for newspapers; IS couhn FOR c work !,
epnrr time: no cnnvassns. send Tor par
s ,ictlers. NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE
l.ockport. y. Y.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

MARRIED MAN. WITH Is YEARS EXPER1-
In general business; aes fr
nished. Address FIFTEEN YEARS. care this
office. hi
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HELP WANTED--Fernale

cnnar mi house work must have good REFER
ences Apply Thursday, between 10 and
O'Clock at 1O4 n. Fifth
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COLD ANp SILVER aU.lYGRs.I

WANTED, OLD GOLD AND SILVER IN ANY
condition.; highest cash prices paid or VIII
Change. A. II, MEYER & BRO, jewelers.,
No, sea Broad Street. Richmond. Va,
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FARM HAND--A GOOD FARM HAND WANT.
ed for wages or on shares, white or coio re-,
In GOOD tobacco eection single or with Fam.
5iiy: reference exchanged Address Rev. J. e.
POWELL Box y. Wightman. Va M
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JUNG EMS HAS - MACH IFICENTF SIPPLY'
b of Hentlng stoves they arc exceptionally
cheap, too: 4l9-al East Broad Street,
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statesmen WANTED.

ciaItv- salesman for Virginia. and North Caro-
lima; send references. Box Z, South Boston,
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CARRIAGE PAINTING.

DoY,T STOW YOUR CARRIAGES OR Bug.
gies during the cold weather. but take THIN
10 TMILLER'S, 1909 w. Main Street. and hays
them demo up right und reasonable.
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OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED, "A PARTY WITH 81 900 TO TAleE
stock In an established manufacturing plant;
Wish 10 incrcuse business by adding q we'll.
paving line Address INVESTMENT, Box
II, Richmond, Va
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

LADY DESIRES a Posi-.
-, an arher or MS a companion for refined
ndy; references. Address Box l27 Roanoke "
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WANTED, NAMES OF FIVE SCHOOL BOYS
i aud l0c. for passage. We will send you
beautiful scarf pin. co REMEDY CO..
q bridgeport, Conn.,
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CONDITIONS
HELP wANrE D-mALe AND FINALE,

WANTED, FIVE COUPLES, WHITE AND
coored ten women. fifteen farm hands for
New York, Pennsylvania New Jersey and
Connecticut: Transportation furnished: two
youl;s white men to farm together: help ior
Call orswrte SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE 21lh North sixth Street.
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& Whereas the General Assembly has, by
an act In relation 70 the cities and towns
1903 required rearrangemcnt OF tho
wards OF tho cities OF the Common wealth
80 a. to provide for equal population N
cDch ward SO far as pra cticablc; now
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I.ADIEs FOR PIECE WORK Al' HOME;
nicndv. Call strictly Il to s. SIS E Clay 81.
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IFTYoU Want 4 STOVE THAT HEATS GO
Ito JURC;TNs' FURNITURE ST ORE. Is-2l
East Bro.i1 Street
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

.1,url VOLUME OF BUSINESS WE 30 GIVES
n YOU Tho ADVANTAGE OF price and quality.
SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN COMPANY IN
"a CORPORATED. lSle E, Main, Phone l93,
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WANTED. a .FIRST.cI.Ass JOB COMPOST.
TOR give rcfercnce,a THE FRANKLIN
PRESS CO.. Petersburg, Va. Ne ss6f.ta ESQ Hh
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FOR SALE-ONE N1CKELEDPLATED POR-
celain lined. double reservoir hot chocolate
or coffee Urn. Apply STILLS TICKET
y AGENCY 50S r. Main Street..
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{ WINES AND LIQUORS.
FURNITURE PACKED.

FURNITURE AND CHINA WARE PACKED
and shipped with care. JACOB UhLAUF.
io5 w. Main Phone 72os
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HELP WANTED Female.

WANTED, a GOOD COOK AND A NURSE.
Amply is42 West franklin Street. References
required.
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Fon sALE-AN@ OLIVER TYPEWRITER.
slightly used. for Sa1 cash. B. Z. FLNNE-
z GAN, Ashland Va ia