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OLIVER IRON
MINING COMPANY

or all the forms Of modern enter
pr1ses, there IS none the successful
carrying on Of which adds more ma
terially and permanently to the wealth
of the country than does that of min
ing in it's vast spheres, whether gold,
silver of the so-called baser metals.
The work Of the farmers is necessary
and their products are needed to sus-
tain life. But the products of the farm
are perishable in the extreme and by
the very nature Of things are soon con-
sumed and pass away, having served
their purpose. But the product Of the
mines are permanent additions to the
wealth Of the world, and the gold, the
silver, the copper, the brass, the iron
and the metal brought from the bowels
of the earth are Of SO much added to
the permanent wealth Of the country.
It has been truthfully said that
every man who makes two blades Of
grass grow where one grew before is
blessing to his fellow men. The say
ing Is even more true Of the man who
brings from the earth permanent
wealth to be added to the wealth of
when the men so engaged are in favor
Of treating all with whom they have
business dealings, including their en-
ployes, with the utmost fairness and
courtesy
This is the case with tho Oliver Min
ing company, whose headquarters are
in the Wolvin building, in the city
This company, which is one Of the
largest In the country, is we'll known
to be extremely liberal and more than
just in all its dealings and the officers
are ever willing to do what they can
to assist In any movement for the
advancement Of the commercial, in
dustrial or financial interests Of ou,
city and the Northwest.
1t is to the liberality and progress
siveness Of such companies as the
Oliver Mining company, that Duluth
| owes her high standing in the opinion
Of the country, and it is such COM
pan1es which give this city it's solid
financial standing. It is a principle
as we'll as a policy with all right think
Ing Workingmen, as we'll as all STU
dents OF political economy, to give
tne1r best efforts in support Of a bette,
understanding between the large en-
ployers Of labor and the working men
Knowing that the real interests of both
parties are so closely intertwined that
what is for the benefit OF one IS neces-
sary TOR the benefit Of the other, and
IN pursuance Of this principle it is p
pleasure for the Labor World to speak
IN the highest terms Of the Oliver Min
ing company and its progressive and
liberal officers, knowing that this COM
pany has always pursued a live and
let 1--we policy, and has always favored
conditions which would allow the
"orkingmen in their employ a fair re-
turn for their labor.
The officers Of the company are
among the men who have brought s,,c-
cess and prosperity and high COM
merc1al standing to this section of the
country, and who stand at the front
among the substantial men of the
cOunfrv
The labor world., 1906-09-01

part of that Republican campaign into
which, 1t is said, the president WIN
soon fling himself, II he uoes not take
complete direction of 1t. 1t is ON!
after elections are won that MI
Roosevelt becomes non-partisan'
Let the signal for the electoral oatue
sound, and he rushes forth to tne
Tray with all of that old zeal WINCH
once led him to say that he "oulu
vote for the worst Republican beioIo
he would for the best Democrat. bu'
this Willy not disable him, after 'ne
ballots are all cast, from quietly aaop'
Ing Democratic policies.
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GIRLS IN OVERALLS

WAVERLY. Ia. Aug. 30.-society
women of Waverly have declared war
against the girls who work in the
sugar beet fields. because these girls
have discarded dresses and wear over
alls like men, at work.
Inc society people declare the over
ais are shocking and that they are
a shamed to take drives into the CONN
try for fear Of meeting a. groun Of pir,s
dressed like men.
Inc working girls declare they cam
not work in skirts, because of tearing
up the young plants, as we'll as on ac-
count Of the dirt. The employers de-
fend the girls
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Union Label Workingmen's
Clothing of all kinds-all at
the BIG DULUTH popular
prices and your money back if
you want 1t.
The labor world., 1906-09-01

back yard and hshed out of it a
cracked cog-wheel and put it into an
otherwise perfect machine! But that
is precisely what many a man is doing
in building his character. The cracked
cog-wheel may soon send the entire
machine to the scrap pile, but there
IS no scrap-pile for the human soul.
1t lives ON forever.
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DULUTH & IRON
RANGE RAILROAD

The people Of this section Of the
country owe debt Of gratitude to
'hc enterprising railway componies
which have done so much to devclon
'he natural resources Of our great
Northwest If 1t were not for our
RAILROADS, our country would be far
'es@ developed, not ::carly so prosner-
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SETTLES GRIEVANCES.

during his western trip last week
from which he has just returned, Pres
1dent p. ]. McArelle. Of the Amalgamot-
ed Association Of Iron. Steel G, TIN
"orkers succeeded in settling disputes
at East Chicago, Ind, Moline, Ind,
and at Youngstown, O. He is hopeful
OF an early settlement Of the strike In
tho Eastern division.
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OPPOSE RAND.M'NALLH

Chicago Union Labor Is making . :.
night against the school readers "
Rand McNaly g. Co., and want 'n'
book thrown out to be replaced oy .
union print. Rand McNally & 90. a''
one OF the few firms that are stlil W
posed to the eight hour day.
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Vent1on was held Saturday morning
and was occupied in hearing the final
report Of the committee on laws .nd
the reports Of the committee on the
Los Angeles Times and Philadalnh;o
Inquirer. e''"
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SMOKING TOBACCO.

SMOKE AND CHEW MAHOGANY
Blend 81 YOU would wish a constant
friend
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REAL ESTATE NOTES
AND BUILDING NEWS
Something Expected TO Drop Of
the String Before the
Week Ends.

The real estate men promise that before
the present week comes 10 clos. "a
number oi very Interesting sales OF Rich
wond property viii Doe announced Sow
eral Of tho big deals that are ION the
string have been hanging there quite
long enough and tn,y must reach eousun-
nation soon.
A. d, bo"ics and W -. Wills have pur-
CHASED the property at the southeast
corner 90 Franklin and Fourth Streets. FOR
walca they paid s. 0,0
The following are the announce menu.
OF auction sa.es FOR this week.
At u O'Clock THIS morrins, az tho door
ot t-e Hcurico County Courthouse. on
East Main Street Cass,lrnau O. Corrnarv
VIII seu AZ auction valuable IF.nri-o
county farm. situated lu Nariua District.
thirteen miles below Richmond on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Th- farm
contains -s3 acres.
Al o'clock thls afternoon s J Cr.r-r-
ing company VIII SELL the residences Sos.
GU and 14 Randolph street and several
hiilo.n INK lots nearby fronting on Ashland
and JacQuellue Streets
ON Friday n'Nt. beginning at T. 81
Green a. RedG wii seu some very valuable
Paramount improved and lniur-a..i
property These sales VIII take place on
tue premises.
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Property Transfers

Lewis Braxton and wife to John O.
Lewis. 70 ID feet on west line OF Fifth
street ia feet north az Jackson street.
S2.34O.5o.
W j. Ready and ". A. Chestcrman
and wives % II. L. Matthews. a feet on
west line ~ Cedar street 49, "a feet
south ~ Kensincton Street. Sl.100.
Anthony Robinson's heirs 70 Edward
S. Mccarthy. So feet on Cary Street
northwest corner Of Pear Street 5000.
Esther and Charles Elsner 10 Ether NJ.
Brown. 16 10 feet on east lines Of Sew
entecnth street. No. 119 north. 81 500.
w. w. Haley and w1rc 10 Lizzie w.
Baldwin. 43 feet on north line Of Cary
Street % feet east u Morris Street
$1,000
Henrico-C +. Michacls TO T. c. Brax-
ton, SIS acres near Williasburg Road.
about three miles below Richmond.
Mary A.. Emma T.. VIM. a. and Mol
lie s. Lynch and James, George j. and
Montgomery Lynch and wives to C. r.
Watkins and W. c. Sanders, six acres
about four miles northwest Of Richmond,
and guiding Company. unite herein 70
release q lien Of deed OF trust. $500.
O.. r. Watkins and w. q. Sanders and
wives 10 trustees Of Bethlehem Baptist
Church same property described In deed
next above, $500.
dress. ten acres adjoining the lands Of
Elijah Lindseys estate and others. sold
for taxes in name Of Cabel GOOde, for
years 1876 to 1883.
William Child and wife 70 trustees o.
Highland Spring NJ T.. Church. South
lots Nos is and 20 in block @, section
J. plan Of Highland Springs, 5000
Tax Title Company OF Richmond to J.
p Tinar. block No. 20, plan Of Walnut
Hin. $50.
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CHAIRMAN SHONTS
TO BE SUPREME
President Signs Order on 18th
mus Of Panama Making Radi-
cal Changes in Management.

WASHINGTON. November l9-An or
der signed on the Isthmus OF Panama
oy President Roosevelt. making radical
changes in the organ zation 81 affairs of
government for the canal zone. was made
public to-day al the offices OF the COM
mission.
The order gives 10 Chairman Shonts su-
preme authority over an departments Il
reorganizcs the entire workings OF the
commission IN accordance with the Pres
dents Views OF controlling the sltua-
tion under his plan 70 press the cNcava-
ton as rapidly as possible. The cNecu-
tive committee OF tlree members. each
the head of "a department. has been
abolished. and in its stead seven de-
partments are created. and the chief OF
each viii report and receive Instructions
from the chairman OF the commission
These departments viii he under the d.
rection Of John T. stevens chief on
gineer. Richard r. Rodgers. general
counsel; VIM. g. Borgas. chief sanitarv
ofhcer, d. w. Ross chief purchasing Of
hcer; z. Benson, general auditor. J..
Williams disbursing officer. and Jacl,-
son Smith, manager OF labor ana GUAR
tiers
The President will take up the question
Of the appointment Of new commission
upon his return 10 Wasr' .1ion.
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PRODUCE MARKET
is FAIRLY ACTIVE.

The Wholesale produce and fruit mar
largo receipts and good Monday de-
Wand Game was very plentiful and tho
warm weather caused ~ CD sell cheaper.
hiids going at $50 70 s. 4O per dozen
ana rabbits az 81 20 10 81 SO. Very few
pneasants and wild turkeys werc on tho
MARKET and they We're as high as over.
nc market was well supplied with alI
hiIns or fowls. and there We're but frac-
uonal changes I'm prices Retail d.,l..-e
ant consumers are already placing tneir
orders FOR Thanksgiving turkeys. and me
business in that line VIII Doe lively from
nov uhti Tho last day OF the month
FRUITS ~ all kinds are In good recount
ana the active demand keeps prices about
rs they have been for n yvook r,-t
apples may Poe little on. but there arc
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Daily Court r ecOrd
Supreme Court OF Anneals.

Cases argued Yesterday. Farrisouhr-ts
Harness Company vs. National Furniture
Company. from Corporation Court o.
Roanoke. fully argued hy s. r. Price ana
T. ". Miller FOR the appellant. and d.
Hose for the appellee, and submitted
Morgan US. Booker. from Corporation
Court OF Roanoke. submitted on briefs
Puckett vs. Mullins administrator. mart
~ argued boy w. H. Worth for appellant
and A. = Gillespie FOR appellee. and con-
tinued
Next cases 20 DE called. Helm VS.
Lynchhurg Trust and Savings Bank -
al-, Park Land and Improvement Com
pany VS.. Lane. Williams VS.. Virginia
state Insurance Company. Brown. re-
celvcr ETC.. VS. Howard & Whitehead
trustees: Trout o. als VS. Pratt. being
Nos To- i3. Incorporated on the privileged
docket.
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ASK BURIAL PLACE
FOR HENRY'S SISTER

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 19.-NIrs
z. /. Motley and Mrs J. n Mccormack.
representing Samuel Davis Chapter Of
the Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton OF this city. have applied TO the city
for n lot IN Fairview Cemetery in which
20 RENTER the body Of the sister Of
Patrick Henry. Mrs. Madison. who was
buried In this county on the Cowies
farm. about ten miles from Bowling
Green. They also propose to erect a
monument that will be fitting to the sis
ter OF the distinguished patriot and orator.
Mrs. Madison was the wife OF Thomas
Madison, a cousin OF President James
Madison. and immigrated from Virginia
ana settled on the farm where the re-
mains are now buried,
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Seventy Regiment (N1eclslenb,,r,,
Guards, Chase city. and Second Lieu
tenant Percy G.. Richardson, Companv
a. SEVENTEEN Infantry CRichmond
Guards of this city, yesterday under
went examination for commissions in
the Virginia volunteer service
Captain Greer reports his company at
Chase city In excellent condition. and
materially increased IN membership.
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The Popular Entertainment
Course

AUSPICES BOYS BIBLE STUDY CLUB
opens Saturday. Nov. oath. $50 7. NJ
7-CENTRAL Y. NJ. c. A. HALL-7
SEASON italian Boys and Poland, the
Humorst; Willis l.. Moore. u. s..
Weather Man; Broomell and Reed,
Stories and Harp; DurnO CO..
Slcight-of Hand and Fun; Spcrry,
Aetna and Nesuius," Illustrated;
Eldredge the Man OF Many Faces;
Victors Venetian Band-22 must
clans.
SEASON TICKET, $780, Single
Tickets. Italian Boys. adults. Soc; under
IL, 25c. On sale at Central Y. NJ. {. a.
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MILITARY MATTERS

Second Lieutenant T. w. Tonoy Com
pany IT. SEVENTEEN Regiment COld Do
minion Guards OF this city,. has ten
dcred his resignation TO the Adjutant-
General which will be accepted. An
election OF his successor viii be ordered
within a few days.
Captain r. w. Greer and First Lieu
tenant A. !. Moore. of Company e.
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Advances Railroad Suit.

WASHlNGTON, u. O., November n -.
Attorney-GcncraI Hoyt. Of Georgia. to-
day entered a motion I'm ne Supreme
Court OF the United states 10 advance
the hearing IN the case Of the Georgia
Railroad Company VS.. the state. involv-
ing the rieht Of the State to collect back
taxes on railroads
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OYElNc AND CLEANING.

JOHN Ia TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE
Ing. securing. pressing. 123 East Main
Street
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Miscellaneous.
BAKERY.
INDEPENDENT TOBACCO.

PATRONIZE MAHOGANY BLEND
made IN Richmond. and not by any
trust"
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT ZOE EAST
Broad street and convince yourself thar
We have the largest and best Inc Of
Trunks and Trave Ing Necessities f. the
city repairing done II. W ROTN-
IREE 8 BRO. Trunk and Bag Co
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ANOTHER TRAIN TO THE PACIFIC
COAST IN CONNECTION WITH
SOUTHERN RAILWAY


EFFECTIVE December l6 1906. the SOuth-
ern Pacific Sunset Route" will inaugu>
rate an additional through train as be-
tween New Orleans. La. and San Fran-
cisco. Cal, thus affording double daily
service In each direction. The Southern
Railway trains leaving Richmond daily
at 1890 noon and 1870 L. NJ connect
AT New Orleans with tho above trains
for all Pacific coast points. Texas Mex
leo. New Mexico. Arizona and at san
Francisco with steamers for foreign
ports For reservations IN through cars.
tickets. etc. communicate with passen-
ger and ticket offices. 92O or $40 East
Main Street Richmond. Va, Phone 455.
c. w. WESTBURY. ID. p. A.
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SHOES

WANTED-PTOPIE TO KNOW THAT
We keep "a large stock OF gents ana
boys shoes. SPENCE'S. Ninth Street,
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Lithia Water

10 yor WEAR .s,go.CcKsl u so Buy
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CHICKEN FEED.

JUST RECEIVED CAR LOAD OYSTER
Shells and Mice Spar Grit. prices right:
an kinds chicken feed W. J. TODD.
AS North Sixth.
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Personals


THINK or THIS. YOUNG LADIES'
5 iD Sc PER- WEEK WHILE I.EATtE-
ING. MUCH IN A FEW WEEKS.
WORK LIGHT AND PLEASANT CALI,
AT WIlILDck BRANCH. AMERICA y
CIGAR go. TWENTY THIRD AND
CARY SrNEETS
DYSPEPSIA CURED by ONLY DRINK
ing COMO LITHIA WATER. cost nm
more than other water you have serra.f
al your home. Phone 1905 FOR the Como
man. and De wlN cau
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES. SHOP.
ping bags. from 2.c 90 geo Also SOM.
very handsome Ntted bags from 81. d.
SO. at sPENCE'S Ninth Street
JACOHSs NEW ORLEANS FINE c,,,-
dies. made last uieht ana Expressed fa
WAGNER DRUG go Dion. Pom .rf
Chocolate. pound. 7t. half pound. G-.
CARPSTs TO DUST by vAcrr-,f
system. also 90 scour and dye; tg,cut,-
SIX years experience. Mrs A.
PYLE. N5 North Tlfth.
FURNACES LATROBEG. RA,-c-e
ltepairnE and cleaning az rea.nr.lf..
prices. va. PLUMBING AND rIit,,r-
I'M Co. ~ y. NintA- Phone -
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Wants

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word. Net Cash in ADVANCE.
with minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies ID deaths. marriages,
obituaries and au other classified
notices. No display type allowed
In the classified columns.
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PERSONAL INSTRT CTION ~ BOOK
keeping, arithmetic. etc. VILLA N
BUCHANAN. sos East Clay.
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EXCLUSION be RICHMOND. "a, "a

Imported beers on draught at RUE
GERS.
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Notice

Ut SIT RECEIVED THE THIRD SHIP
m.rf OF the famous Snufnatc Sfp0
RAZOR. they are sold absolutely guarau-
f..d rl give satisfaction or your money
1el- le refunded WAGNER DRUG
Co.. Sixth and Broad Streets.
while YOU drink COMO IITHIA Wa
TER served at Your home hy Che Como
man af tho same price as other drink
ing waters. just phone 2a15.
MACHINERY REPAIRS AND FF-
novels. Including Engines Boilers and
OH other kind ~ work that made Rf~r-
mord famous in the past c. D. FORD
CO. Triee ShiIyard Phone 31oS
LIVE AND LET Us DYF FOR yO7--
ski "a Uorkmer. established 1859 Mrs
A j. PYLE. no 3l5 North Fifth
BOYS SHOES THAT Will LAST ANY
SPF\CF'S
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Selling dates November 26th and 27th,
return limit December 3. 1906. account
great Educational Rally. Very low rates
will apply.
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Improvement Company
'nice ~ the Secretary
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting ~ stock
holders ~ the Atlantic Land ana I'm
Trorement Company Will BE neId - me
once ~ the Company. in ~. civ OF
ttlchinord. VA, on TUESDAY The 2tn
day ot November, A. y. 1876 al i..sJ
clock J. ~
Novemher 31 1906
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
,.- Office Of the Secretary
the regular Annual Meeting OF Stor K
holders ot t.. Atlantic Coast Line RAIL
road Company VIII be held at The 0fffce
or the comp ny. IN the city Of Rich-
mond va. ou TUESDAY. the 20to dav
q NoNrunrr A. j.. 1sOi. at IL o'clock A.
N. Ih" r4--t.r books OF the conpany
VIII close N eiaesday, November an.
1885, AZ ..lok = NJ. and VIII be re-
opened ou Wednesday. November 2lst.
1900. at ll .rk A NJ
49,, IT L. BORDEN. Secretary.
Novembor O. 1886.
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For Sale.

Il RGE NUMsER OF SECOND HAND
~ and wooden puleys and hangers.
"l.io90 any size and bore. hydraulic
inns. one MCGOWAN 4-plunger automa-
'le. run ~ 20 81 presses. and one Robin
: IN z-pluneer double-action. run IS 10
- presses one l25 II =. boiler. "a fues
oi-2 inches by l6 feet long complete
eH ebt stack, all Will be sold reason
~l, Write or call for prices. T. J.
NoSl-E. JR-. $50 South Tenth street
NEW WAGONS To SUIT YOU. ALSO
several bugrios. Phaetous. Laundry and
Grocery W..uus. newly painted and in
good r-Iair- one Carpenters Wagon. ale
hD new. RICHARDSON BROS. 90
If'oH Avenue.
Il.ANk's NIGHT COLD CURE. THE
lN'.l cola ana Eflp Duret 30 stopping
f It; cures Whlle you sleep Price.
STORE AND WAGNER DRUG ~.
sixth and hro-l streets.
FOR SALE A HANDSOME COUPE
ltnchaWay with rubber tires. win carry
tire, persons inside in perfect order.
and a bargain For price. apply 90 w
g. SMITH Uf North Fifth Street
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. cas-
stoves and Ra1iators. seif-Feedine
Stoves. Agents for Detroit Jewel &;
RANGES VA PLUMBING AND HEAT
INl CO.. 20 n. Ninth.
T0R SALE FULL LINE CLOSED CAR-
..-.e -"i winter Nse, now and second
goods eu1ronteed. w.. g.
COLUMBIA cfAINLEss BICYCLE. IN
r.lear condition. CAM write r-
.t.n. lei-L. 1919 Ivy street. Lee Dis
Toa esrr DELIVERY. rA1-lrp,-
ems DAYTON Wagons new and second
renL vs.. o.. SMITH. 3l4
COMO rrTHrA WAITER rs crr,n
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Boarding.

MISS OTTER. 10 EAST FRANKLIN
iin-spfnsN appointed house good ser
VICE. private baths.
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND Ia
bic boarders wanted at GIG North
Eighth
WANTED GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
nr two young mon t. occupy. with
BOARD nicely furnished room ON second
lorc. Address Il ll5. Care of shis Of
WANTED PERMANENT.
transient and table 1O7 North Seventh
Street Terms reasonable.
WANTED BoARDERS FOR DOUBLE
~ s-nE-- rooms. An0l, 2oe East Grace
Rooms For Rent.
WANTED. TO RENT LARGE FRONT
tah-e bol rtCrs- So w. GraCe street
Flats For Rent.
FLAT oF THREE ROOMS AND PAN
frF- hot and cold water l-3 W. Clay
FOR RENT. FLAT or FOUR ROOMS
second r"0r modern. detached hri
horse e1o W. Marshall
WANTED TO RENT FOR THE WIN
tor ..urh-. centrally located furnish
Address T ST. r.. TALCoTT. Bon AIR.
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TOBACCO.

MAHOGANY BLEND MAHOGANY
plerdr why not smoke Mahogany
lslend2"
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

a ALPERIN & CO.. PAINTERS ANr
decorators. agents for Ramsey meta
signs and porcelain electric sign letters
for virginia 2Q4 North Fourth Street
'PMnne 5g4s.
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UPHoLsTERtNe AND MATTRESSES.

WE DO FIRsT-CLASS UPHOI.STFR-
ing az low prices, make new hair. felt
combir alton and shuck mattresses. old
hair mattress made over ike new.
LEVY & KASS. % West Broad Street
Phone 1895
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Wants
Situation Wanted-Female.

MIDDLE AGE WIDOW. WITH SMALL,
m0an~. wishes light work for board. OBJ
a.. T. home. Mrs. W. RANTIN. General
Delivery.
WANTED. AT ONCE. by AN ENPERI-
'''nd Lady stenographcr. a position IN
lD pleasant country town or village.
Address Miss s. Caro- Carrier 40 4
Manchester Va.
WIDOW. 3S. WITHOUT TNCUMBRANCr.
desires 10 keep house for widowcr;
reference. Mrs. LEONE BRADFORD,
General Delivery.
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Tue Ferssxsous Of the cream Of london Society,"
as we'll as OF the most Distinguishes people from
al parts Of the World. Choicest CUISINE sinsss
and the daintssi services possible eeauti'ul music
and FAMOUS GRILL n. Arena, Manager.
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Foreign Resorts.
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
Upper Norwood Cueen's Hole.


Near Crystal Palace, London. Healthest situation IA
sSnslsnu- Lovely gardens. Boarding Ss.SG
osy Special terms for large parties Convenient
Stsn service for City and West End London