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AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. AGENTS 10 SELL THE
book, 1.-THE Great parliamentary Bat
ties and Farewell Addresses Of the

AGENTS 10 SELL THE
book. 1.-THE Great Parliamentary Bat
ties and Farewell Addresses OF the
Southern Senators on the Eve OF the
Civil VAR with colorcd prints of the
4 old Senate chamber. taken from origi-
nal at the Library OF Congress: colored
prints Of the distinguished Senators OF
nnte-bellum days. The contents of TINS
volume include: Great Senators and
4 Great Speeches In the Old Senate Cham
Der; the Great Debate Between John Z.
Breckelst sdge, Of Kentucky. and Edward
p. Baker, of Oregon; the Great Dos
te Between General Z. y. Bakeg and
John G. breckenridge: Pen Pictures OF
the Old Senate and the New; John u.
sGrittsndena Great Speech and the VICE
presidents Oration: tho Great Parlia-
mentary Battles and farewell addresses
q of the Civil War: Farewell Speech of
Judah F. Benjamin on the Occasion OF
Il Fills Withdra wnl from the United States
sennt e: Celebrated Debate Between Ben
tamin and Baker In the Senate Cham
& her on January g.. 1851; Farewell Speech
of Robert Toomlos: Farewell Speech OF
Senator Jefferson DAyis. Farewell
Speeches of Senator'S Clay and Ffltz-
4 patrick; Farewell Speech OF Senator
Slidell: biographies off Judah +. Benz
iaInin, Edward Dickinson Baker and
4 John G. breckenridge 1t Is "a splendid
II opportunity for n young man to make
( large comnlissiol "a the book Is u
Il wonderful seller al over the, South.
and liberal commission Is paid agents.
Prize OF book, Wit! prints. -, Address
THOMAS r. ARTIN. Box g. CITY;
D. o.. Washing ton, ~, G. .,i. y
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Brick Mason Strike.
to rhe TImes-Dispnt

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WILSON. n. c.. March l3.-Wikins
Brothers and D. J. Rose & Co.. large
contractors. stated tonight that the
Wilson union brick masons have gone
on strike, demanding a nine-hour scale,
while the contractors insist on ten
hours, with pay for the extra hour.
Over million brick is contracted to be
laid during the next few months and
q the contractors seem ccIfident Of Sc
curing enough non-union men to com-
plete contracts on time. The union men
are also firm. Only three masoas. all
non-union men, are expected ito go 10
work Tomorrow.
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7in1cs-DiSpafch Branches.

3 - n L b.
The following Branch Offices have been
distance from the Main Ofrico Of Tho fin n.
Dispatch. The Times Dispatch Wants LEFT nj
any OF these branches viii receive the ~ me-
careful attention as though they had been Iert
a. me Maln 2llice, ana there viii be no. extra
sLAuG HTER's DRUG STORE. Twenty. af,b
and 4Venable Streets. A go, 49, - :
w +, E :AI,, ssls r.: Broad Street
RoBERT WILLIAMS. TN Twe mSad fi Streets t.;
rAR sisss5 s's CHANT 4 CO.. rou.h.. ana
~. LATTIMER, No. 500 West Marshal,
5THoMPs On, DRUG STORE, No. 1921 we,,
/. /. nEVERIDGE. Brook Avenue ana CLAY
B sH5F BH BR sT s4DRn Rs IS u, HEIGHT,
burg Avenue, Fulton. IN 4'''-1"S'
ROBINS PHARMACY, No. 200 East Marsha ii
CRY DRUG STORE. Il No. lA4 East A,.,n
Street corner Fifteenth IN II Aa't
JuDsoN,, CUNNINGHAM. No. 2oe75 Eas, Main
corner I,Wenty-hrst. '' $50 $50 -
POND XTER; NJ Rr- raRRIsH Co. no. Il.
THE PlARAaoS PHARMAcY. No. 50, we.,
EATON PHARMACY. gwenty-e,gh,h ana N
FiSSN R RAB Ns E,s BIAS ss1e y.
ttiUNnLEY WALKEsR' 'a TWes styesi and
cAh sfE hKua STORE, No. ito. hun
feisrsbnre. Phone No i7s.' eNs app street,
TWENTY:ElG HTI AND N STREET PllAR,
MACY. Twenty-elshth and N Streets a
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Drelict DESTROYER
Especial 10 The Times D!spatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, March 13-The
United States derilict-destroyer Lebanon
has put to sen from Hampton Roads
with orders to search for six derelicts
which are reported danger to naviga-
ton between Cape Henry and Delaware
Breakwater. The Lebanon Is especially
fitted out as q derelict DESTROYER, being
supplied with powerful scarchlights and
wireless telegrnnhy apparatus, by which
means she can communicate with shore
stations or passing vessels and get more
exact Information ms to where wrecks
have been seen.
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Help Wanted-Male & Female.

FEW LADIES OR MEN
of good address who can invest SEQ to
Il 5000 and take charge of business in
y nt-of-town department stores; you can
2 make 500 to S. 90 a day with us; expe-
@r!encey unnecessary. Don't answer un-
{ less you mean business. Address b
329. Tir7es- Dspat oh n
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

WANTED a YOUNG LADY OF,
several years experience position 10
teach for the spring term. Qualif1ca-
and music: references exchanged. Adj
3 dress Miss LUCY STEPHENSON
Charlotte Courthouse. va.
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yoi.r presencesnt' tl1e annual Spring and
wednesday,. March 18th. 18th and . y !:
with q full line of the Latest Imported
Models. also have carefully selected the
most Fashionable sulttng; among them
Clinton Pannmns, IBeelity Crashes, and
lots OF others to select from; al OF the
leading and advanced shades; Haye the 9
guarantee a perfect ut and workma n
ship. r. LEVIN. 2ls n. Fifth street,
corner Broad. Branch OF $50 North F10W-
ard Street. Baltimore. Md.
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LIVE, ENTERGET1C YOUNG MAN
wanted in every town in Virginia as
special representative Of one OF the
largest real estate and investment cor
time: must be Intelligent. Of good ad-
dress and furnish references; good con-
tract to right party. Address, with
stamp, Drawer SO. Jacksonville, Fla.
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PERSONALS.

az Office OF
Virginia Carolina Chemical COMPANY,
I, Richmond Va, Mar ,s ~ :, ! 1se 81,
NO. 42-THE BOARD DE-
Directors liavn this day declared q
dividend OF two a por cent per cent,
the same being quarterly dividend NO.
4s on the outstanding. preferred stock .oca
of this company. payable April AlS, 1893,
! all preferred stockholders of record at
the close Of business on March 81. 1905:
The books for the transfer Of preferred
stock Will BID closed Mt 3 p. NJ. satur-
dry, March 31st. until 10 "A. M, Mon-
day, April is, 1906.
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COLLECTOR WANTED.

.WANTED--A YOUNG MAN WITH
( knowledge ofAcity as collector. Address.
giving references. G AS. Times-Dispatch.
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LosT-TUEsDAY, 18TH. ON TWENTY
third, between Cary and Vcnnble
streets, one Pair Gold Framed Eye
glasses. Suitable reward II returned
to r, p. BROPHY, 1715 Venable street
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3 MEETINGS.


SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
New. YORK.. February q 1905
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
4 general meeting OF the stockholders of
Southern Railway Company has been
called by the Board Of Directors. and
the company in the city OF Richmond,
Virginia. on Wednesday,. the 1atll day OF
April. 1905. at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon.i for the purpose OF consid ering an
issue and sale OF Development and Gen.
eral Mortgage Bonds by Southern Rail
way Company. and the creation OF a
mortgage upon the property Of the COM
panyt to secure the same. all as pr posed
In the communication OF Samuel spen-
Ger. president. to the Voting Trustees.
dated February 1, 1906 and OF acting
on such other business as may be law.
fully brought before the meeting. Tho
transfer books OF both preferred and
common stock OF this company viii be
closed on April Z. 1906. and opened again
on April 10. 1900: By order Of the Board
Of Directors. r. D. #LANKFORD. Sec
rotary.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing. brIcklaying. plastering trades;
New York, Chicago. st. Louis. Free
Catalogue.
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sVHlIlvlUIL W IIvU
HEART AND HAND.
Continued from First Page.)
sonville. Fla. in the morning, and was
scheduled to lay over at tho Main Street
Station until P. NJ, on its way to
the Hot Springs. Va.
When Mr. Brown, who is much inter-
ested In the Railroad Y. NJ. c.. a., learned
of Mr.. Carnegie's presence, he 'phoned
Mr.. S. L. Thomas secretary, at the lat
sters home. Mayor Mccarthy was then
communicated with. and readily N,sented
to the request that he should cooperate
In gaining an audience with the dtstin-
guished millionaire and philanthropist.
His Honor sent a note, asking II II would
be Agreeable for him and some gentle
msn to nave brief conference with Mr..
Carnegie on the latter's car, and the note
was misunderstood.
Visits the Mayor.
Mr.. Carnegie evidently msrend the
Mayors epistle and answered as follows.
saying that he would be glad to call at
the executive departments:
Dear Mayor.-It will give me great
pleasure to call upon you at 1890. Many
thanks.
tsigned) ANDREW CARNEGIE.
This note was handed from the car to
the committee and read hastily by the
latter In their anxiety for an early con-
ference and to save time. the members OF
the committee 'phoncd the Mayor TO come
down at once. He went. and In the
meanwhile Mr.. Carnegie. In conformity
with his note, made his way to the
Mayors office. When he entered he was
unattended, and found Only the Mayors
lady stenographer In the executive Office.
Coming In in most democratic manner.
Mr.. Carnegie introduced himself and
said he wished to see Mayor Mccarthy.
The Mayor is Just now on his way to
the station in search OF you" said the
young lady.
"Then I VIII wait for hing here, was
Mr.. carnsg!cs reply. &
The old gentleman. whose philanthropy
Is known and read OF all men. then
made his way about the offices and re-
ception room. manifesting the deepest
interest in the Mayors collection OF
books.
In Love With Books.
He soon found one to his liking. and
when the Mayor came in a few moments
later he found MIN making notes from
1.-THE Columbian knowledge Series. ;"
nLlReH from one OF tue caSes ~ III tne
Mayors library.
After introdnctions were gone into Mr..
Carnegie returned to the book lie was
reading and said:
Mr.. Mayor. this Is the best work I
ever saw on public libraries. ! nm shortly
to make a public lecture on the subject.
and I feel already fully repaid for my.
visit to your office. = il;kHe discovered
here, which i did not know. that Benja-
min Franklin established the first public
library in the city OF Philadelphia. and
1t is still standing"
After discussing books for a while
Mr.. Carnegie told the Mayor that he
was delighted with his library. and added
that all the books It contained we're good
books.
1 His honor suggested that some gentle
men desired to bring a matter to the at
Stention of Mr.. Carnegie. and II ii was
agreeable to him. they would be brought
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MoLDERs+NoN-uN1 ON MACHINE
cry: steady work with yearly contract
to good men. P. o. Box 59l. Phtladel-
phia.
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BUSINESS i oPpoRTuN1r1Es

GENERAL STORE, INV 1cINc, ABOUT
q. 10000 In one OF the best numbering
long lease; doing d cash business OF
9fS,000.00 annually; rare chance for n
hustler. tensions for selling parties
going into other business. Address g
T 425, Times Dispatch Office.
PATENT BUSINESS "a SPECIALITY.
4 We buy and sell, promote and incor-
porats companies for the inventor; IN N.
Of reference. Gail on or write LAM
& CASTER & SEWARD, Room IL Cham
Y Der OF Commerce Bldg Richmond, Va.
oPPoRTUN1TEsl-1F IN
terested In the great opportunities in
the "Peninsular state," send 10 cents
for our Magazine OF Opportunities" ono
year. JACKSONvILI1E DEVELOP
MENT CO., Jacksonville, Fla.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED--A THOROUGHLY EXPE-
rienced furnishing salesman for head
OF department. Address. giving refer
cnces. z 1854, Times-D Dispatch.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

CSC; WE. REBUILD HEELS; NO WEDGE
and look ugly. We stitch our soIes On
Goodysar,, , Electric stnit;eher: no big, ugly
Mems shoes falfsoled. 75c.: ladies, ' ~ ~ !:
best leather. Morgan {; Wright's'. Rus.
Der heels: 2ss.: Red Cross rubber heels.
TORY, S716 r. Main Street. Phone 25S9.
Our bicycle messenger service goes any.
& where. t7T1 -
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.NfACHIN1sT oPERAToR-LINoT
operator wants position: can take care
machine. Address L 40. Tlnres- Dispatch.
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HELP WANTED--Male.

ACTIVE MAN WANTED IN EACH
county to exhibit, demonstrate and
advertise staple line; salary, SIS
weekly: 800 per day for expenses;
no capital required: honesty and So
briefly more essential than experience.
y NATIONAL. CO., 40 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia
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ROOMS NANTES.

YANTED--BY APRIL 1ST, a FUR
nished room. bath convenient, second
story front preferred: on Franklin or
" Grace. between First and Seventh.
Address * &c. Times Dispatch.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

TO SAVE MONEY IN WI1sKEY. YoU
have to buy 1t at II. f. WALDROP'S.
So5 Brook Avenue There You can get
old Bnmga,r3d "a H Ior IS; y M Ee $50:
S1.25 gallon. and the best North Caro-
lima Corn 81. Wines cheap In proper
ton. y.
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ROSES! RosEsl RosEsl

coLD-aRoWN. OWN ROOTS. EVER
Blooming Roses and the best Of all
standard Sorts including runners. Cata-
logue. Is cents, containing fullest direc-
lions for rose culture and alone we'll
worth the money. Catalogue contains
coupon for Is cents. good for that
from s1.o0 per dozen up. MERIT ROSE
CO.. West Grace and Cedar streets.
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WANTED. AT ONCE. AT MARION, s..
G., and Pee Dee. s. c.. two smart, sober.
steady men. who understands setting
and burning of brick In a common-up
draft kilns, with wood for fuel; bricks
dried by steam and plants run winter
and summer; capacity. from SO to 1CO
and state salary will work for. Address
D. "A. LAYTON, Marion, s. c.
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers; experience :, u ae siI1y
= CATE. Iockpor N, 7.
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sPRINkLINe LIME.

TO WARD OFF. DISEASE. USE FREE
Your our sPaEnknF cesem house ee Any
quantity delivered. from peck to ton.
"a 'Phones1O4 YAUGHAN'S NEW STORE,
8 28sW,EBroad -
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TR1gG sHIPYARDE EQUIPMENT. CON-
supp!!ese M o'Tea Il HEP. to 90 H.eP.
nnge bane aou5s lea1har
and fire wood. cheap. s. N. TOMLlN-
SON, 4Eichmond Va.
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HELL WANTED-FEMALE.

WHITE NURSE WANTED TO NURSE
infant four months old: must be expe-
rienced and well recommended; good
home: wages $500, room and board.
Address G $40. care Times-Dispatch
office.
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WATCH THIS FOR SAILED ofUBLE
ana Single Trucks. New and Second
hand Grocery Wagons and Buggies: also
Tennessee Farm Wagons at y. C..
BRISTOW'S. 1900 E. Franklin.
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ROOMS FOR RENT,

MARSHALL ST.. W., 4Ol--pRlVATE
family. without children. desire young
married couple or two Young men for q
large second-story front ROOM with or
without board. i0l West MARSHALL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CROWN DAIRY LUNCH ROOM.
Eighth and Broad. after enlarging and
renovating their place Of business. Is
now open to the public Better and
quicker service on larger lines thnn
ever. Old prices prevail. Best coffee
In city. DAN WEIGH, Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IoAPPLE DUN OR
brown mare; long name and tall; high
head, two white feet on one side and
Z wire-c,it on inside of front heel; spot
on forehead and under saddle; difficult
TO mount bit-cut on right side. Notify
4 CHIEF OF POLICE, Manchester. Va.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED-PosITIoN AS COLLECTOR.
copying to do or any honest employ
ment by educated gentlenan; best OF
references. Address II 70. care Times
Dispatch.
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}s75 FOR A ROUND sELF-FEEDER
4 Stove !slnglass doors. at JURGEN'S
y FURNITURE STORE. 4l9-421 East
4 Broad street.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

W4ANTED-A GOOD FARM ON
shares or n position as manager;
Address GERMAN FARMER. p. o.
Box 125. Richmond. Va.
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HAVE YOU SEEN BRAUER's NEW
bridal effects for chambers? They are
something swell. teU East Broad.
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MANITOBA COMPETENT MAN TO.
DRIVE LAUNDRY WAGON: ONE
HAVING ROUTE PREFERRED. 2sAD-
DRESS 4ai, CARE TIMES-DIS-
PATCH
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SUPHOLsTERlNG.

SPECIAL 3 MIDWINTER PRICES ON
4 reupholsterlng parlor furniture, couches,
ETC., at Jurgen's Furniture Store. 4l9-42l
East Broad street. We q accept monthly
or weekly payments on this work. n
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yNANTED-BoARDE FOR SECOND
story front room. Apply 2C9 East
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Good AS Any Place.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

i = s7 8 p
Certainly was the reply, II know
. OF no better place than here, s.#and the
committee came in.6 II was composed OF
.Nlessrs. Charles Lorraine, general bag
gage master Of he Chesa pea Ike and Ohio
Railway Z. #. VI Jellison, chief clerk to
the general manager; George W. Brown
and s. ia. Thomas, secretary Of the Rail-
road Y. NJ. G.. "A!
l When the courtesIes OF the day had
been exchanged Mayor Mccarthy sug-s
#gested that as Mr.. Carncg!e's time In
the city was limited It might be well to
hear from the committee and he pre-.
scented Mr.. Lorraine as spokesman.
Mr.. Mayor said Mr.. Carnegie In "a
most pleasant strain. II understand that
THE chair has recognized Mr.. LORRAINE
and that he now has Nthe floor
HIP Mr.. Lorraine briefly stated that the y. I.
M G. "a. was working to erect a new.
building and that It desired some aid. 4
He said 1t was the purpose of the 1850
#clntion to designate the second floor as
Carnegie Hail. and equip 1t with mod
b,ols! of modern railway appliances and
matters. s55$
Asked Them to N anne II.
lie did not proceed further, as Mr.
Carnegie cut him off here. Il ES} "
That IS enough, gentlemen, he nr-5
fterrupted. low much mon eyt do you
need y" Mr.. Lorraine Hmodestly replied, 4
$50, 900, and Mr.. Carnegie replied !. '.Yotl'
Shall have it, n s}is
& Il Mr. Lorra inc and al her members OF
the committee profuscly thanked ". the.
millionaire philanthropist for his gener-s
$ositys and were procee ding to max some lf
apologies for asking him for assistance
when he again chimed In with: THAT
3is3all right; 4 feel that you lla We done
so much for yourselves that Il ! 3rAa;'y
ought to help YOU. Y f4ss s5ss5S sSs
ss 81 The conversa ton did not end here
though this was about ali OF II that res
lated to the y !. NJ. q. "A. mat ter. 81. y
a5. Turning to IS lis Honor, MT. CARNEGIE
said: Mr. ayor, speaking 81 OF the srlb-8
ject Of libraries. 100000 IS not sufficient
til build n public library conn, ensllrate3
with the needs OF your lntelllgent and
ibeautifuls city. We vii Y Just double the
Eofrer i made L some yea 90, and you
may call upon I'M e. for ss0 100000, .'''5
Mayor to Re comrnend. ii
h The \ Mayor then told Mr. Carnegie that
q. portion u OF q fsq tnre3 hnd been recently
ipuychased for the erection Of an IN to-a
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SWEET CIDER BY BAR
rel or carload; also manufacturers Of
superior snow white corn meal. Write
for prices. GREENWOOD GRI3T q
CIDER MILLS. Greenwood Depot, Va,
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fWANTED-BAKER. AP Ply AT
once to JAKOB KOCH. I'LL North
Twenty-sixth street. city.
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LET Us BUY IT, BUY NyEHY-
4 ING COMPANIES 40 N. SEVENTH ST.
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BOARDING

MISS P1TzER ANNOUNCES THAT 1l5
East FRANKLIN street has had hand
some addltions-steam heated and light
ed by electricity. Elegant dining room.
VIII entertain permanent or transient
guests, Is 3iS
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POULTRY WIRE.


Sc. a YARD Is CHEAP FOR Al GOOD
fence, We have all kinds OF wire for
fencing; also all kinds OF roofing. Our
price plenses everybody. IIARRIs.
a HARDWARE. ;s5i5 a II < \ q ls3fs5' ~
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FOR RENT-FINE BUILDINGS. SUIT
able for light or heavy manufacturing:
Southern Railway and water connec-
tions. Address c. B. FORD co. Phone
3O2S. Trigg Shipyard.
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iNOTlCE--IF YOU WILL SEND ME 32l5
Twill send yoMLa gallon OF corn " hi skey,
eight years old BEN TERRY. Clnrks-i
VILE. va. aSas{{}5 81
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PAPER HANGING.

r. b. BRAUER HAS NOW REMOVED
i With an entirely new and up-to-dnte.
]; stock OF Wall Paper. Remember your
work Is always done properly II left with
ii him. iS5st a ss5s 0
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK or AwN-l
'nEs, Fonts and Rags In the South;
prices right. II. E.. COPELAND g. CO.,
los North Ninth. Phone 2576 e
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ESTIMATES cHEERFuLLY GIVEN
u on Awnings, Tents and Flags: prompt
work large stock. II. e. COPELAND
& CO. Phone 2i7R.
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WANTED.

RsES-NVANTED, "A PAIR OF
3 we'll broke. gentle horses for use to
family carriage. Address. giving full
particulars, y. y, care Tines-Dis-.
& patch.
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COAL AND WOOD.

WOOD AND COAL II YOU WANT a
load of wood and coal. see a. E. LONG.
500 East Main Street. He has plan
that will allow YOU to pay by the week.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

NEW STOCK JUST RECE1yEy-TWo
carloads OF New Runnbouts. Suggies,,
complete line and at prices that VIII
save you money. w. c.. SMITH, 3l4 ~.
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makers. bushelnan. WARREN WE'LL
FORD CO. Roanoke. Va.
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wANTED-A FIRST-CLASS "A Nd
willing restaurant cook. Apply at.
once $50 East Main Street.
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WANTED, TO BUY HORSE AND HAIR
ness. state lowest cash price: must be
+ sound and not afraid OF electric cars ana
{ Of} ~ r. ~
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WATCH REPAIRING.

&C. YARD ups CHEAPER BY THE
roll; large stock on hand. Is See us be-
a, fore you buy 81 ELBA HARDWARE
co. So g. -
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ANTIQUES.

FINE oLD-FAsH1oNED FURNITURE
and brass goods No reproductions. c.
M. MOORE. 219 East Main.
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WANTED. FOR U. 8. ARNfY.-ABLE-
bodied unmarried men. between ages OF
Fl and Is, citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read and write English.
Tor information apply to RECRUITING
nond, Va.
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TO BUY FURNITURE IN LARGE OR.
small quantities, Address p, o. Box IT'S.