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rRANsPACIFIC MAus.

Destination and steamer. '. .., clos" in New ,TprN
Tango Mar,i- il 81. oaOop IN
Hawaii. Japan Corea and china via
Francisco Korea /. 12;ao,e m
ETranciscoiU s transport Logan. Feb I2:8Os M
Zealand AIrtraa teIcept WestO. :,
New Caeconia Samoa, Hawaii and Fiji
Islands tvia FrHncscob-Sterrs. 3,
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands (via San FFanclscoJ-
America Maru.. O. II :sOa N
Hawaii via san Francisco co-Alaneda Feb H. 1870 m
China and Philippine Islands (via -"
couver and Victoria b. C.)-Empresa OF =
China 1s 6:O0p m
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MoRGAN's FIRM RAILWAYS AGENT
Will Represent InterbOrOugh, New York
City and N. Y. G. L. J. Companies at Albany.
IBy TeleEraI . % The tribune !

Albany. Jan. S0.-The firm OF Breed Abbott g.
Morgan Of which George w. Morgan IS a member
has filed with the Secretary OF State a letter an
nouncing that # is the legislative agent for the
1nterborough. the New. York City Railway Com
pany and various other street railway concerns
Among them is the New York & Long Island Rail-
road which is the Belmont concern behind the
steinWay tunnel project.
Assemblyman Francis is waiting for some indica-
uou from this road that IL wants a hearing on his
Siu TO repeal the Steinway franchise II these
lawyers DO not ask for hearing, he viii demand
one and urge its speedy passage.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
JACKSON APPROPRIATION PASSED.

Albany Jan. 30-The Senate to-day passed the
bill appropriating sss.oo0 10 meet deficiency in the
Attorney Generals department. AS Il Increases by
5000 the appropriation made in the original BILL it
must return 20 the Assembly for concurrence. The
passage % the Attorney General appropriation bill
Was the only feature OF the Senate session.
The Assembly passed bill and both houses
adjourned Till II &. m. Tomorrow. In both houses
committee reports handed down, fn-uring
gooa sized calendars TO morrow
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
COJFNENDS Mr.. R44INES.
T. DE Q. Tully Says Ant'-Saioon
League Is Disappointment.
rRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune ,

fFv Telegraph ~ The Tribune
Albany. Jan Ex-senator Raines received a letter
from T. De Quincy TulIy secretary Of the Law
Enforcement Society commencing his attitude
toward local option legislation. the Anti-Saloon
League and DR.. Russell. its head Mr. Tully said
that what NEEDED was not a different law, hnt
The enforcement present laws. and that the Anti
Saloon League had proved great disappointment
to temperance people Of the state
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
F. D. COLE MADE A PRISON WARDEN
Ex-First Deputy Secretary of State Ap.
pointed by Superintendent Collins.

Albany. Jan so-Frank d. Cole, OF Cairo. Greene
county. First Deputy Secretary OF State in the
last administration, was appointed to-day 10 the
vacant wardenship OF Clinton prison at Dannemora
by Superintendent C. V. Collins OF the State Prison
department The salary is $500 year and main
.elalce tfle term OF once al the pleasure OF the
superintendent OF State Prisons. The appoint
1nent viii take effect on February L. "PP''''-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
Public Notices.
BOND SALE.
CITY or NEW ROCHELLE n

t4Ih VH 1Nf9N fsVtHttI4Es y. \.
Sealed proposals will be by the undsrsisned
until Tuesday evening. February 9Th, etCot
oclNk for the purchase OF all part OF saS 500
RegNtered cent Street Improvement Bonds series
OF 1905 of said City OF $1,000 each September
list. AO6 and maturing two (Sl bonds fst d1v
OF tember. 1905. and (gD bonds on the rrst or
each and every September thereafter 20 and incIuine
the year 1919. ana one "a bond the frat day or
September 1890
Interest payable semt-annualy the Ist davs OF
september and March principal and interest payable
Sat the Office OF the City Treasurer.
\ Each proposal must be accompanied hy certthsd
check an Incorporated hank or trust COMPANY in
the State OF New York. for $1,000 the orler
or the CITY Treasurer OF the City OF New Rochelle
bonds VIII be engraved under the supervision of and
Mortgage and Trust Company.
The legality OF these bonds be Anprov.d nv II
Caldwell ESQ. whose opinion legality VIII bs rr
nfshed the purchaser. - -
No bid Of less than par vaius OF the bonds win be
considered. Bidders must tho printed form OF
proposal furnished BY the undersigned Accrued In
ert 20 De paid oy the purchaser and delivery will
made at the once the Ity Treasurer Nsvr
Rochelle. on tho nth day OF February 1907
The right Ia reserved reject any or an BIDS.
Dated New Roehene. - y. January fssh. 1907.
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER City Clerk
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| MANHATTAN ,,,s osERA q IN HogsE, s,s
SEASON OF GRAND OPER-

SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
{O-NIGHT GThurs.1. AT s:I5-By request. sPE-
CfAL PERFORSiANCE-Ftfth appearance Of NINE
MEl-BA, VerdfE RIGOIETTO. Mmes Mslba. Gla-
mqHdt Muguoz. Nenturtnl. FOssetta. Rsschiglian-
t,onduotOr. Campanlnf
NJ; MARIO sANINaARCO. IeoneavaIIo's I PAG-
IIACCL Mime Donslda: NM. Bassi. Sammarco,
kJsTlCANA Mines. Russ Gtaeonia. seveTiHai
NM palmores. sevsiihac. Conductor. CampaninL
! BIERE DI sEVIGIIA. Mines Pinkert TrentIni:
NM. BoncL AncOna. Arinondi. Gilbert. Venturini
SAT. NIGHT. FEB. 2. at s:15-Meysrbesr's TIRE
sevsrEa- Zacoaria. Arta; NM Bassi. Ancona. Art
mond sevsilhae. venturini Fossetta. MuEnoz.
Cond, Campanini. Popular prices. T5c. to 81
SUNDAY Night. $50. Grand Concert. Soc. g. 80.
Ivan Altchevsky. Victor OeelI!sr and Entire Man
haitian Opera House Orchestra, Conductor Tanars.
Bressler-Gianoh Donalda. Trsntini. GiacOnis; NM
Dsmores. Ancona. Gilbert. Nugnoz Daddi
Reschiglian. Conductor. Campanini Mile Da4is
WE'D. FEB g. at s15-DoUBLE BIII-rson-
cavsllo's PAGIIACCI. Nine Donalda. NM Bassi
CAvALLERIA RTSTiCASA Mines ia Russ H'C; 5;lsco
mint. severins; MAJ. Damorss. Seveilhac. con-
Am5ross ,SNSSS am.5 ReFf9spGe REsssls2
Gianoli. PHI f..- ala; NM. Boncf. AriInondf
FIaD.. ftb- .. at s;i5-Sixth appearance NINE.
IELBa. Gou19d opera FAUST. Mines. Melba.
SAT; MAT. FEB. .. AT :-Ambroise Thornas's
AiIGNOS. Mines. Bressler- GianoIL Pfnlert Cifs-
conia MN Bonci. Arimondi. Gilbert, Cond.
SAT-. EVE. FEB. 8. at s,15-verdr. AIDA
Mines Russ. De Cisneros: NM Bassl. Ancona, Ari-
ductor Campaniui Popular prices 75c 10 IS
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW SEILfSG
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise 7:l2 Sunset 5:18 1881 Moons Il
HIGH WATER.
A 9I-Sandy S:46 Island S47 He'll 1O4O
P PMSandy Hook S;10 Gov. Island 9S Hell Date II Oh
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'Fss.net ian so-Fsssed steamer Georgia Csr Aiming
Now York for Liverpool
Colombo, Jan 9o-Arrlved pIevioIlsly
SGsrl, piFiss. New York for CHANG kans ana Shans
EeAIa- Jan aS-Sailed.
:. New York via
Para Jan 1o-Arrved, stsarn~y Do0sfno> IA w~~r~x
NV YoGh OarhAAenL ~ '-s'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
Meetings.

A NNUAL MEETING OF the American Institute. Thurs
"a day. February 7th, 1907, ut 10 W. 4<fh st s o =
r. A. "A. DAYTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

IpVIAn PL. THEATRE. Every Evening $40
In SiW9 WTLIV VII AIIER in ths
great laughing success DER BLINDE PASSAGIER.'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
The Performances OF SALONE. announced for ian
II. Feb and Feb L, viii NOT BE GIVEN. Tickets
purchased for same will be redeemed the Box Once
Fri EvS. Feb. 7. at q LOHENGRIN-Emma Eannss.
Homer: Burrian GoritZ BlasS Muhlmann. Cond. Hertz
Sat Aft. Feb . at 2. CARMEN-Fremstad. Rappold.
MSttfeld JacOby. Rousseliere. JOurne Begue Siuard
ReisS. Dufrche. Cond. Bovy
Sat Evg. Feb. g. pop prices. a. 8. Ia TTAVIATA-
senbuch Jacooy; DippeL Scosti Bars. Dufrtchs.
Begue. Parot Cond, Vtgna-
sunday Evening. Feb ), popular prices. at sac
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
HECTOR BERLIOZ'S Dramatic Legend.
La DamnatiOn de Faust.
S0lolsts: MISS FARRAR: NM BOOKSELLERS.
BECiUE and PIAANCOS Entire Metropolitan Opera
House CHORUS and ORCHESTRA. Cond. Mr.. VIGNA-
Mon. Evg-. Feb. .. at s. TOSCA-EmTna Games; ca
SCOttt Dufriche. ROSsi- COud-.
Wed Evg-. Fob. ). at s. TASNIIAECSER-Fa-ra
FreTnstad. Alten; Burrian. Van RoOy Blass RefsS
Muhlmann Conductor. MI Hertz
FIT Evs.. Feb. 8. at s-DOuble BiII-PAdLIACCI.
CAVALLIEFI-Rousssere ScottL Reiss. Simard. Con-
ductor, Vtgna- Preceded by HAENSEI. CID CiRETEI.
Nattfeid Alten Homer. Weed: Goritz- Cond. HsrtA
Tues Ar. Feb. Il Gincolns Birthday. O'Clock
Special Pop Price Mat. HAESSEIs UHID GRETEIN
The SALE OF SEATS for next weeks performances
and Lincoln's Birthday Matinee begins THIS MORN
ING a. O'Clock
WEBER PIANO USED
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Albany. Jan. SO-rhe following statement was
given out tonight by the representatives here OF
the Association to Prevent Corrupt Practices at
Elections:
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OUR SUMMER RATES WILL BE
discontinued after August 18th. Eur
chase an Unlimited Scholarship now
good for day and night classes). and
begin the course when 1t suits You.
This offer saves You twenty-five per
COLLEGE, 7o5 East Main Street.
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-DispatfD Rruncbes.

The following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit of those living
ut "a distance from the Main OFFICE OF the \
Times Dispatch The lines- Dispatch WAITS
left at my Of these branches wili receive
the same careful attention as though they
had been left al tho Main Office, and there
VIII be no extra cost to the advertiser
sLAuGnTERs DRUG STORE, twenty fifth
and Venabe Streets.
w i. EANEs. 2ai3 East Broad street.
A. A. scoTr Twenty.fifth and Broad
Streets.
WILLIAMS PHARMACY, Twen,y-hrst "nd
Marahall Streets.
TARRAST GRANT s: Co. Foushee and
Broad streets
G. w, LATIMER. No 500 West Marshall
THoMPsoN's DRUG STORE. no. 1921 Yves,
Main Street
J. l. BEvEnlDGE.. Brook Ave. and Clay
Stteet
RADY's DRUG STORE, Barton Heights
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. y. 5000 VIII
iiamshurG Avenue. Fulton.
Is ROBINS PHARMACY, no. 200 East MAJ
shall Street,
CITY DRUG STORE. 10. 1l.4 East Main
Street. corner Fifteenth
JUpsoE cuNS1NGHAM, No. 2oe7 East
Main Street. corner TwentY-tirst.
WALLls's PHARMACY. No. asi South Pine
Street
K1RK-rARRlsH Co. No. AZ East Broad
Street
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol West
Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty eighth and
Streets.
RfsoN's PHARMACY. No. I1s Canal Street
j. I. LEWIS No. East Broad street,
iUNDLEY G. WALKER Twenty-fiith ane
LeKh Streets.
EonTHslDE PHARMACY, Fifth and Baker
Streets
CARRIERS DRUG STORE No. hoe Hui
street, Manchester
+ TWENTf.ElGHTH AND y STREETS PfiAR
MACY, 1Wenty-eiBhth and Streets 4
G 4. w KERN. INC. corner Twenty iftt
and Church Jiiil Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY, 10. 2soi . Street.
+ TIMES DISPATCH, No. 10 North Sycamore
Street. Petersburg,
TIMES DlsrATcH. No. 2l5 Eighth Street,
Lyrchburg
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decide CASE OF
ALEXANDRIA MAN
Governor Will Determine Fate Of
Joseph Thomas, Alias
Wright, To-Morrow.
WANT LEGISLATIVE OFFICES

Governor Swanson was absent from
the executive department yesterday.
having gone to the Jamestown EXPO
stion to address the convention OF the
knights OF Columbus. Such business
as was transacted in his office, there
fore, was highly routine III character.
His Excellency will be at the Capt
toll to-day, and will take UP several
matters of more or less public interest.
Flo has announced that Tomorrow he
will decide whether or not he will
extend executive clemency to Joseph
Thomas. alias John Wright, of Alex
andria, who Is condemned to hang for
alleged criminal assault. This is the
case which has been so vigorously de-
Tended by Mr.. James u. Clements of.
Alexandria, and in which the Supreme
Court recently denied the prisoner an
appeal. Mr.. Clements then filed Pc
titlon with the Governor for commu-
tation of sentence from death to life
| Imprisonment.
Other matters in the Governors
office will be disposed of to-day and
tomorrow, as the greater portion of
His EXcellency's time next week will
be consumed at the exposition with
| functions relating to the celebration
of the North Carolina and Massachu-
sets Days. s
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MANY new members FOR
BUSINESS MEN S CLUB
Contractor Busily Pushing Work,
Much Interest in Promising
Organization.

The top floor of the Bank of Rich
mond containing the quarters Of the
Business MEMS Club, presents busy
scene with the contractor pushing his
many subcontractors so as to COM
splete his work before his contract
time, which Is September 18th.
Since the last notice of this club
appeared the mcmbers and officers
have shown commendable. zeal In
presenting the advantages Of such
an organization, With the result that
there has heen a large increase In
1.-THE membership All the indications
are that the increase will continue
The Business Mems Club IS built on
broad lines and wholly for public In
terest, with not the remotest rivalry
with any other public organizations
hut on the contrary with the most
cordial desire, for their continued sue
cess in promoting the welfare OF Rich
mond and vicinity. 'Work and glory
enough for ALL" might be said 70 be
Its motto on this point
The officers are confident that the
! members will not only be pleased with
| the arrangement OF the rooms but
also with the furniture and hxtures
| Their desire has been to use the
| funds In tho best manner for goot
results and to he neither extraYagan'
not renurious, never forgetting that
the Business MEMS Club being hom'
up building Institution. home concern
were more than good enough to spent
the money with.
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Library Work

A map has been prepared and posted
in the State Library, showing those
counties that have and have not availedS
themselves of the use of travelling
Libraries.
Icifty-ive counties have libraries and
forty-f five have not, and therefore much
work is yet to he done before the sys-
tenn is made to extend over the entire
State. Augusta leads the list, with
eight and Henrico and Chesterfield
have two each. washington county
has four school libraries in operation,
though many counties inthe Southwest
have none.
Here are the counties where no
libraries have been established.
Wise, Dickinson, Buchanan, Hand
Carroll, Pulaski, Montgomery, Floyd.
Patrick Franklin Henry, Botetourt,
Bedford, Highland. Amelia, Greenes-
| vile, Prince George, Clarke Green,
Goochland, Powhatan, Spotsylvania.
Stafford, King George, Essex. Middle
sen, King and Queen, King William.
New Kent. Charles City. James City.
Lancaster, Mathews, Nansemond, Page.
Elizabeth City. Warren York. Craig.
Roanoke. Warwick.
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A Popular Clerk.

Jno. w. Williams. who has been
clerk of the House for several terms,
and who is regarded as an admirable
officer, was In his office yesterday. He
is q candidate for reelection. and viii
very probably win hands down and
without opposition. Mr.. Williams has
never had opposition. and is not look
Ing for any. though his friends be-
leve his fine record would insure his.
election in any event.
Most, If not all, OF the incumbentsS
in official position on both sides Will
run again, though there is some doubt
as to whether Colonel S M. Newhouse,
of Culpepen, will stand for his olds
place as doorkeeper Of the House, or
oppose Colonel John w. Richardson
for Register or the Land Office. Colonel
Newhouse has discussed the matter
of running for the latter position with
some close friends here, but UP to this
time he has made no public announce.
melt of his Intentions either way. 4
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( brief CAPITOL Notes.

Indications are that the supply OF
schoolteachers for the coming year
will be equal to the demand The
board of examiners ara stu in ses-
sion at the Canitol looking over the
examination papers, and members say
the number OF applications are In en-
cess Of those of former years,
Preparations arc being made 70 place
the old Speakers chair Of the House
OF Burgesses ina glass case and put In
on exhibition in the rotunda or the
CAPITOL where it can be seen BY the
public. II Is now locked IN IN thu
cloakroom of the House OF Delegates.
Corporation Commissioner Joseph u.
Willard returned yesterday morning
| from a vacation IN East, and spent
I the day in his office, Judge Frhntis
IS in suffolk, and Mr.. stuart IN Ralti-
more, but they are both expected back
/ to- day
Callers at the Library yesterday
we're w. y, TEMPLE, clerk of Prince
George county, II. q, Burrow. commits
sions~ OF revenue OF Prince Gaorgs;
IS. Ford, treasurer on Cumberland. and
M. q. squires. commissioners OF revenue
I OF Greenesyille.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK. OF PAN
eled grocery and dry goods wagons
Mt factory prices. w. c. SMITH,
Fifth Street.
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MACHINERY.

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND .EN-
gines. Boilers etc; rebuilt az good as
new. G. b. FORD Co, Trigg Ship.
yard. Phone 302S.
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o. ANTE> AT ONCE a REGISTERED
liable, good habits, and man not
afraid of work Must furnish good
references. Address Box 500, SUI
folk Va,
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GRIEVANCES ADJUsTEDJ
WILL HAVE No sTItikE'

X PITTsBuRG, PA, August Sat a
conference to-day of the officers OF
District No, s, United Mine Workers
OF America, and officers of the Pitts
burg Coal Company, all grievances that
threatened to hiring Oh strike of
$4,000 men were amicahly adjusted and
danger of a strike sverted.
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ED1soN puoNc GRAPHS

SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS; ENTIRE
catalogue Edison records and all ma
chines In stock, at COZ East Main
Street c. B. HAYNES & co.
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Legislative Offices.

Much talk concerning the officials
of the next Legislature Is being in
dulged in around the Capitol, and sew
eral of the incumbents have definitely
announced that they Will stand for
their old places again.
Sergcant-at-Arms Frank B. Watkins.
'of the Senate. declared yes
terday that lie would ask the Demo-
cratic caucus of the upper branch for#,
reelection. and that he had every rea u
son to hope that hiG request woulds
not be In vain. Mr.. Watkins is a vet
eran officer g the Senate and has held
the position of sergeant alarms for
many years. He has rarely had oppo-t
sition, and when he did I. amounted
to very little. He knows the duties
of the position. and performing them
faithfully at all times, he is popular
with the Senators and public men
In nearly every section of the State.
Mr.. Watkins says he is receiving as
surances of support from all sections
as fast as nominations are made, and
many gentlemen, not yet nominated,
but who will doubtless come to the
Senate, have also rendered their sup
| port.
Captain Andrew Jackson Taylor, OF
Fluvanna, speaks of running, but it
| Is not known here that he has definite
| " announced his candidacy Captain
Taylor received few votes in the
| House. caucus Two years ago for door
/ keeper of the lower branch.
The fight between Booker and Lynch
| for Senate clerk is much talked Of
& and the friends of each are ma king
/ strong claims for their respective ia.
vorite.
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. Post,Mnsters Nnmed.

CTrom Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, p. q, August 81,
Virginia, ,postmasters appointed; Adams
Brown. vice JaYes \, Turner, re-
signed: Alley, Dickinson county. An
drew r. Edwards, vice NJ y, Counts,
resigned; Berlin, SOUTHAMPTON county
Richard A, Stephsnsir" Vice William
r. Wick, resigned
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CHICKEN FEED.

spR1NGT1AEt CARE WITH SUMMER.
time chicks Will raise them, Prope,
food Is essential. New wheat We
have it. W. j. TODD, i26 n. SIKH
street.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

MEMS SHOES IIALT-soLED, .75c.;
Ladies'. 6Oc: children's. 4oc. Heel
ing. csc. Goodyear" welt, sewed
DRFW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, ZIG East Main Street
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FOR SALE, Ar INVENTORY, TIE
best located grocery and meat busi-
ness in town. Address Box 2ao,
Southern Pines, n. G.
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Dflp Mantrn, Tcmalr.

WANTED. APPLY. Al
GUTH'S, 500 East Broad street.
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WANTED. "A COUPLE TO BOARD AT
Forest HILL Address 10, care lNls
office.
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Bparoing.

ERMAN e AMI AMI
TRANSIENT, also table boarders. w
North Seventh Street
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lbeIp 0llantau, Hlale,

t;fs, RIGETERs.s cAULk-
ers, holder-ona and riSet-neaters.
Good pa SoDl pace IL WORK. APP
ply A. y, GRANGER co, Canton,
Haywood county, n. &.
BARBER WANTED; NONE BUT
steady and industrious need apply.
CHAMBER OF COMMENCE BAltbER
SHOP.
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. A NUMBER
of second hand, rubber-tire run
abouts. phaetons and Surveys, taken
In exchange and put in perfect re-
pair. w, G. SMIl4-, Fifth street.
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WANTED for U. S. Army, able-bodicd
unmarried men. between ages OF Il
and 35 citizens OF United States, Of
good character and temperate habits
VINO can speak. read and write Eng
llsh. Men wanted now for service in
Cuba. For information apply to lie.
cruting officer. $40 East Broad ST.,
Richmond. Va; 123 Sycamore St, Pc
tersburg, Va; or Columbia Building.
CRANKY St. Norfolk, Va.
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Wants
Orw $1,000
Instantaneous.
SLIP COVERS 70 ORDER.

A. BEAUTIFUL Line or NOVELTY
coverings to select from, Phone
HuNDLEY, INC, 100 to IL East
Broad street
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M,,!A}ua(l@s
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified Want AdveH-
Using is cent per word with minimum
cost OF 10 cents Tor each Insertion When
paid In advance, and 81 cents when chafS
ed. The same rate applies to deaths 'n'f.
flages, obituaries and all o'her CLASSIFIED
notices, No display type allowed IN the
classified columns
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gost and Gounn.

LOST. LAST NIGHT, AT lioLEWOUD
a White meilair Jacket. suitable re-
ward II left at POSTERS STUDIO,
Ninth Street.
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WANTED, BOARDERS FOR ONE
room; table boarders. Gl2 y. Grace.
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FOR ,sALE. EVERY STYLE or
wagon-open, express, top grocery,
general delivery. Good quality az
moderate prices. a. MEYERS SONS,
40 South Eighth Street.
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FOR SALE, CASH OR 1NsTALMiaNT
plan, a Doctors buggy; originally
cost $500: in tirst-class order. Will
sell low to quick purchaser. Address
BUGGY" care this Office.
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UNION COUNCIL. NO. 81, ROYAL
Northumberland excursion to Beach
park by !lunion Council No. 81,
FRIDAY. August 9Th. Train leaves
Southern Railway depot $50 p. NJ.
Returning leaves Beach Park 1000
p. NJ Tickets-Aduts, SO cents;
children, % cents.
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CHEAPEST PLACE. FOR RUNAROUTS.
Stanhopes. Surveys and Top Rnggies
stock, Of ali styles, in the city. w
C. SMITH, Fifth Street.
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Situations uarten, male.

BAKER WISH ES. a Position.
Bread and cakes. 1l3 North Nine
teenth Street r. SOELSDHN.
POSITION WANTED, BY YOUNG MAI
Red man, as clerk In a store: have
had eight years experience in q gem
eral merchandise store, and can give
good references; country store pre-.
ferred. Address c 4. care this office.
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WANTED, BRIGrIr l;uI. 3lGTWECN
16 and 10 years cid 10 Learn tito
drug business; must be sober, honest
and Industrious. Recommendation
required. Box ZIG, Chatham, Va.