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A Distinction.

: Mfstress-who was that gentleman
that came in just now? Servant-Yt
wasn't 4 gentleman. ma'em. It was
Only the master. who came for his nm
brella.-London Tit-Bits.
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Her Query.

Where Is my husbands valet?"
asked Mrs. Sorer.
He is fitting on Mr.. Sorer's new
boots. ma'am." the butler answered.
And Is my husband with him" she
inquired.-New York Press.
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When a man has not good reason
for doing thing. be has one good -ea-
SIN fSr letting It alone.-Thomas Scott
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CHARLES NORTON
THE ASSISTANT
Will Be the Assistant Secre.
tary of the Treasury
Under Macveagh.
is A CHICAGO RESIDENT
HIS APPOINTMENT WAS MADE
WITHOUT CONSULTATION WITH
ANY OF THE ILLINOIS CON.
GREssMEN.
IS A CHICAGO RESIDENT

Washington, March 20.-cAAfles
Dyer Norton Of Chicago, will be APP
pointed assistant secretary OF the
treasury within the next few days to
succeed James A. Coolidge. Late to.
day the official announcement to this
effect was made from Mr.. Macveagh's
office. Charles Dewey Hilles Of
DObbs Ferry, n. r.. has been appoint
ed assistant secretary of the treasury
to succeed Beekman Winthrop.
Mr.. Norton will occupy the nearest
position to Mr. Macveagh In tho af-
fairs of the department and may. in
fact. be considered his first assistant
secretary. Mr.. Coolidge has rendered
his resignation. but has consented to
remain in the place Of Mr.. Winthrop
until Mr.. Hilles is ready to qualify.
Mr.. Macveagh is elated over Mr.. Nor
tons acceptance of the appointment
offered him because he entertains the
highest possible estimation of his abil-
ity. especially as an expert on bank.
ing matters.
congressman Not Asked.
1t develops that the secretary of
the treasury has been DESTROYS OF Sc
curing the assistance Of Mr. Norton.
but as late as last night it was i'm
possible to secure from Mr.. Macveagh
an intimation to this effect II IL un-
derstcod that Mr.. Norton will qualify
as soon as his appointment is sent to
the senate next week Mr.. Coolidge,
the retiring assistant secretary, tend
cred his resignation to Mr.. Mac Vea8h
when the latter assumed charge Of the
department. He is q Well-known
Washington newspaper man and was
Endorsed by Senators Crane and
Lodge. Mr. Reynolds, another assist.
ant secretary. had the same indorse-
ment End IN the rattle Mr. Reynolds
won out. 1t is understood that he is
to remain for a time at least In
selecting Mr.. Norton Secretary Mac
Veagh did not consult any of the I'LL
nois congressional delegation. None
Of the members has been aware of
his desires and Mr.. Norton's appoint
ment comes to them as = surprise.
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Petersburg at 9 o'clock this evening.
Details of the discussion are not OBJ
tainable..
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WOMAN INJURED
II 4 RUNWAY
Frightened Horse losses Her
Out Of Rig.

While driving with two friends an4
her son near the North Eighth street
railroad crossing yesterday aftesnooa
about $50 o'clock. Mrs. Wiliam Pad.
dack and the other occupants % the
rig were thrown out when the borso
frightened and ran away. MrA Pad
dack was painfully bruised. but not
seriously hurt. She was removed 70
her home. II State street. IN the city
ambulance. The others In the rig -
capped uninjured.
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INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK.

HOGS.
Best heavies ;. -. ;. $500 TO
Good to choice :. ;. :. 5000 $50
BEST STEERS.
Finished steers ... $3.50 6S5
Good to choice steers ... 5.5O01 6aJ
Choice to fancy yearlings.. 4.7J@ $50
STOCK CATTLE.
;:n,d 10 heavy fleshy feed
ers ......... .......... $3.50 $50
Fair to good feeders -. 1850 525
Good to choice stockers :. 5000 I5O
Common to fair heifers $500 325
BUTCHER CATTLE.
Choice to fancy heifers :. 1850 575
Good to choice heifers.. .3.7J0 4.25
SHEEP.
Best yearlings ............ 5000 $50
Good to choice sheep ..... 42JM AS
Spring lambs. :. -. -. =. 4OO@ 80
VEAL CALVES.
Good to fancy ........... 1900 $50
Fair to heavy ............ 5000 TOO
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PRICES FOR POULTRY.

PRICES FOR POULTRY.
paid by Bee Hive Grocery
Young chickens. dressed per Id ...15c
Old chickens, per h.. :. =. =. ..15c
Turkeys, per lb. Is to 2Oc
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
paid by Bee Hiye.)
Creamery butter, per lb .......... 81
Country butter. per Id. .......... $50
Eggs -. ....... loo
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Ewood'vs. Richmond, Polo,
Coliseum, Monday evening.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-HOuse n. w. Cor. 10Th
and Main st. Enquire Moorman's
Book Store. 2O-2t
FOR RENT-Six room flat, bath. cleo
tricity, natural gas, both waters.
Newly papered and painted. No. 81
North Sth Phone 2277. 20-ot
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, AT n.
18th st. 2O-2t
FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms.
S21 Lincoln. 1876
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Richmond Hay Market.

NEW PARIS. OHIO.
GRAIN
Furnished BY g. ". Z /. r. Richards,
Wne0l.. :. =. 81
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WANTED.

WANTED-Position as night watch
man by steady. reliable man, thor
oughly experienced. Address,
Waterman care Palladium. 202t
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Richmond Grain Market.
(Richa,ond ROLLER Mills,
Richmond Seed Market.

Grunge Z Col
Timothy, per bu., s.. TO@$o.S5
Clover Seed .............. 1900 4.65
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WANTED-Position as housekeeper,
209 8. 9Th. 19-3t
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WANTED-A situation to assist with
homework or wash dishes in hotel.
Call In rear Of 435 s. 9Th street.
1921
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WANTED-Washing to do or day
work of any kind. Call 435 S. 9Th
ST. 1926
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

PUBLIC Acknowledgements goods
March "a. 1 p. m. Residence Mrs.
Molly Jackson, 20 n. 18th ST. 16st
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Richmond.
-
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
paid by Richmond Abatto,r.)
Best hogs. average 200 to
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WANTED-Position as stenographer
with experience. M" care Palla-
dunn. 14-7t
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I'D SUN -TELEGRAM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISER
ONE GENT
PER WORD
EACH INSERTION.
1.-The Market Place of the People,.
Situations Wanted and
Found Ads 2 times
FREE

buy or rent six room
house; address *" care Pallad-
ium. lit
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-City property and farms.
merchandise stocks and fire insur-
ance. Perterdeld. Kelly Block. 9Th
and Main. Oft
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WANTED-Situation as stenographer,
experienced; references; salary
moderate. Address B. care Pal
ladium. 1886
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FOR SALE-WeIl established MILL
merry business in good live town
near Richmond For sale cheap.
Address x, care Palladium. 16-It
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Messengers furnished entire city;
+ quick service. Public typewriting.
Postal Telegraph, Telephone 1911.
Stat
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FOR SALE-Norway maple shade
trees, cheap, at 312 N. 10Th St. Call
and see them. 2O-2t
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FOR SALE-New Sewing Machines,
! sold on easy payments. $1.OO per
first payment. J. M. Lacey's Loan
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Greatest little satisfiers of
big wants are the
ads below

FOR SALE-4h acres, 5 room house,
y mile southeast of New Paris. 0
Address Box 80. 19-1t
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LOCAL NEWS

Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. w. L. Nuessle.
FOR RENT few houses.
Enquire Frank E. Funk. LIST NATL.
Bank.
The w. G. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Ranard next Tuesday after
noon.
D. P. Bates and W. r. Roher
were overfrom the Sheridan county
seat last Friday.
FoR SALE-One light, rubber
tired buggy, runabout type. En-
quire at Bergstrom's.
f. B. Cottrell, of Olive county,
came over on the ferry Wednesday
to do his spring shopping.
Leave your orders at this office
for engraved visiting and business
cards, wedding stationery, etc.
Mrs. F. o. Murault went to
Hamilton, N. D., last week to
spend a month visiting her par
ents.
Attorney E. E.. Holman, of Fes-
sender was in Washburn Tuesday
on legal business at the court
house.
Our subscribers are invited to
call at the Leader office and get
some good seeds before putting in
their gardens.
Misses Holtans, who have been
visiting at the Henry Holtan home
for three weeks, returned home on
Tuesday.
The Merchants hotel is being
painted on the inside and several
needed improvements have been
made this week.
The rush of work at the depot
still continues, and Agent Butler
will be given another helper,
making three in all.
Andy Sutton was in Washburn
last week. He has a restaurant in
New Rockford and does not get to
Washburn very often.
GRAIN DRILLS. If you in
tend to buy a drill this spring do
not fail to call on the Mandan
Mercantile Co and see the cele-
brated Hoosier drill.
Washburn. seems to be an out
of-the-way town sometimes, but
not fol. the small peddler or hobo.
By the number seen in town this
week it is we'll to be on the look
out and keep the houses and sheds
locked.
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Some of the very latest styles
in hats. will be for sale at the
Haugeberg store next week.
WANrED-Bids for painting the
Merchants hotel. For further par
ticulars call at The Leader Office.
W. b. Umpleby came down from
Garrison Saturday and went across
the river to see about the spring
work on his farm. He returned to
Garrison Monday morning.
/ $4,000 to loan on land In Nc.
Lean county. Your own terms.
Where Improvements are very
good, as low as 9 per cent. No de.
lay. fyou wish a loan call at once.
Frank e. Funk, ist National Bank,
Washburn, N. D.
Clean seed, if interested in clean
seed grain go to the Mandan
Mercantile Go and see the new
Foston Automatic grain cleaner.
it has all other cleaners skinned a
mile.
Can spare a few settings
Of eggs of laying strains,
thoroughbred Buff orping-
tons and white Wyandottes
at $3.50 per setting Of fif-
teen. orders should be
placed now as early as pos
sible. C. o. Raugust.
The pastor of the Congregation.
al church thought he would be
with the congregation each Sun
day evening but this arrangement
cannot be continued the present
week, therefore he will hold NO
services next Sunday, out will be
in Underwood.
The attention of our readers is
called to publication of the state.
ment of the First National bank of
Washburn, showing resources of
nearly three hundred thousand
dollars. This bank enjoys an en-
viable reputation for response
bility and strength. The business
men of .Washburn and vicinity
should be proud of the record
made by this banking institution
during the past seven years.
Did you read the notice in The
Leader two weeks ago about the
seed that was to be given to SUBJ
scribers? 1t was put in to prove
that it pays to advertise if you
have anything to sell or give away.
Our seed stock was greatly re-
duced inside of fonr days, and now
onlya few packages remain, which
will, no doubt, be called for this
week. Anyone putting in q garden
should call and see what we have
before it is too late.
STRAYED-Left our pasture, four
miles east of Underwood, about
April 10, eleven head of horses,
described as follows: One bay
mare, three years old, branded go
on left shoulder; one bay mare,
three years old, branded LIB" on
left hip; one sorrel mare, rather
poor, branded Gil" on right
shoulder; one roam mare, branded
LII" on right shoulner; one roam
mare, WHITE spot, branded LII"
on right shoulder; four white, two
and three year Odds, branded LII"
on right shoulder; one dark bay
gelding, branded n" on right hip;
one bay mare, four years old,
branded "R.M.". on left shoulder;
wien last seen had q halter on.
Any information as to there where
abouts will be gladly received. A
liberal reward will be given for
their return.
HENRY CuRR1ER,
Wasburn, N. D.
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+. A. Callahan has the q. S
cream separator Tor sale.
Alex Southey went north last
Tuesday to buy cattle to ship.
J Stove wood for sale at $3.50 pei
cord. Hans Holtan & Sons.
A car Of Ground Feed just
received by e. N. Brown.
A daughter was born at the
f. |. Root hcme, near Goodrich,
on the 18th.
Will Go on Your BOND, Frank E.
Funk, LIST Natl Bank, Washbnrn
North Dakota.
Ole Gradin, who lives on his
farm near Underwood, has finished
seeding $50 acres of grain. He
will also put in a good-sized garden.
Friends of Mrs. Grout will re-
gret to hear that she is among the
suffering ones and is under the
doctors care.
CREAM ~SEPERATORS. If
you want a bargain on a cream
separator 60 to the Mandan Mer-
camille Company.
DR.. M. 81. Sawyer went to I'm
derwood Saturday evening in his
auto. He was called in consulta-
ton with one of the local doctors.
Wait for the new supply of hats
at Haugeberg's. The advanced
styles are more artistic and more
becoming than the earlier wear.
The farmers report the gopher
crop as exceptionally large this
spring. The gopher intends to be
on hand for the bumper crop
predicted.
P. E. johannes, of Underwood,
who has had a serious attack of
appendicitis, was here under DR..
Muralt's care the past two weeks,
and he went home cured.
/. FoR SALE-One Mullins steel
rowboat, Is feet loug. Price very
reasonable. For further informa-
ton, call or write Walfred Ander-
son, Washburn, North Dakota.
Fred Hall returned to Washburn
last Saturday and is again at the
Forbes drug store. Fred attended
the Fargo college after leaving
here and this wintor passed the
state druggists examination.
Postofice Inspector F. O. Postle,
of st. Paul, was in Washburn last
Friday to check up the local Office.
AS usual, he found everything in
splendid, up.to-date condition, and
will have a good report to make.
Mrs. A. S. Reitan came up from
Wilton Tuesday and spent the day
with her husband looking for a
house. She will move here about
the first of June and occupy the
Klein house now rented to A. B.
Anderson.
There will be a celebration at
Ryder on the 9Th, and the Wash
burn band boys have written to see
if they cannot furnish the music.
The boys have progressed very
rapidly. and it is hoped they will
get this appointment.
Andrew Roseberg, one Of Nc
Leans county wealthy farmers, has
seeded $50 acres of grain this
season. Mr.. Roseberg hasa fine
looking farm, and he intends maxi
ing a few improvements in the
fall if the price of grain continues
at the high price it is now.
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Registered hereford bulls
for sale. z. q. echoflejd,
Aonsler, q. u.
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For SALE The u. S. cream
separator at F. A. Gallahan's.S
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Holtan
were business visitors this week,
Three 50 foot lots in East
Washburn. Call on owner. A
B. Anderson.
A number of the young people
of Washburn went to Underwood
last night to attend a dance.
Bran, Shorts, Ground Feed
and Cracked Corn for sale
by r. M. Brown.
Have your plows repaired before
spring at the Bagnell Blacksmith
shop, the old Patterson stand.
We sell Guns and Traps cheap.
and buy Hides. Furs, Pelts, etc
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co.
Minneapolis.
I have a REIMBURSEMENT upon a
good quarter section of land TO,
sale at a price very little in excess
of the value of improvements.
eight miles from the city of Wash.
burn. A bargain for some one.
j. E. Nelson.
The snow has interfered with
the grading being done north OF
the depot. The bank Will be cut
down and a driveway made and
culverts put in where needed.
Contractor Anderson is again
demonstrating his ability in erect.
ing buildings in a hurry, and is
pushing the work on the hand.
some new Anderson residence in
Park addition.
DR.. Beales Of Minneapolis and
A. D. Gaines were the first to cross
in the ferry from Oliver county
this season. The doctor owns con.
land across the country
and had been over to inspect it.
:. Have you seen the Rotary har-
row attachment for sale by the
Mandan Mercantile Co? Can be
attached to any sulky or gang
pillow and leaves the soil in fine
condition for the drill.
Attorney j. E.. Nelson has pur.
chased the Landmann auto and
yesterday went to Underwood and
made good time altho the roads
are very poor on account OF. the
soft snow.
There seems to be considerable
traffic between Turtle Lake and
Washburn by auto of late. Turtle
Lake has an auto for public use
which is one of the needs of Wash
burn.
John Samuelson has put in 400
acres of grain this spring. Mr.,
Samuelson is one of the large land
owners in Mclean county and be-
lieves in diversified farming. Be-
sides a good crop each year he has
a good income from his stock.
STRAYED-One black mare with
halter. both feet white, brand on
shoulder, weight about 1850. One
grey yearling colt, name trimmed,
white strip on face. Reward will
be given for their return to I. E.
Love, Wiprud, N. D.
Last Saturday morning DR.. NJ.
Sawyer took Mr.. and Mrs.
= = - - r.. 4A.- -. ~
Wacker to Turtle Lake in
his auto in time for the O'Clock
The doctor returned the
same morning while the others
went to Denhof to visit relatives.
MI. Wackef states that consider
ing the lateness Of the season,
seeding is we'll under way. He
will have 1856 acres seeded this
spring. Nj. Waoker's parents are
now residing in Denhof and after
49, N-A.AA -e-s -eAl Al- ---
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ALL FARMERS INVITED!

The only and last chance to enter
the new Farmers Telephone Line
at a fixed price. Meeting is called
at 1 o'clock p. M, on the 10th day
of May, at the office of Klein's Land
Agency at Washburn, North OAK.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
GOOD four room dwelling house
IN oast Washburn, n. .. Abargaln.
Enquire Of oo..
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FARMER BELIEVES
HE'S MILLIONAIRE
j. W. Prohibit Tells Startling story of
New Pound Iron Mines.

RICHMOND. Vas p L. To
town came J. ". Profiitt. farmer. from
GoOchland county. Friday morning
with hts pockets bulging with iron ore
and himself in fever OF eNcitment.
profitt thinks he has struck a bonan-
"a ora his farm which lies close
20 the Heurico line. four miles from
Nanneken' ; station on the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
A stranger asked permission a few
days agO 70 go prospecting for ore on
PrUmtt's farm. The farmer told him
10 20 ahead BOrings were made 10
depth OF about sixteen feet. The pros
peltor was az work two DAYS when
le announced the first discovery in
Goochiand county OF iron ore. He told
trohtt that he had struck rich vein
&C ore. that Il was Of enormous value
the deposit being broad. heavy and ex-
tending beyond the lines OF his sur
roundings The hidden mines seemed
neNhaustible the prospector said
The farmer was wrought up Co such
"a pitch OF excitement that hc failed
to inquire the strangers name or the
particular purpose OF his search Ga
The ProEtt farm
The prospector. Who was boarding
with the farmer. was doubtless sur
uris.d when he awoke in the morning
aut discovered that prof.tt had has
tened to Richmond 90 have ti- ore
assaFed
Ihe farmer spent tae night in the
narrow pits that had been opened by
uru Sing under the stranger as
..CrQns Irofitt obtained specimens
.. t.s ore from each spot Whrr. the
ar nHl be.r Cuene. Dee mounted
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NEARING END OF
GOVERNMENT SUIT
Released Prisoners Cut Mattress 10
Pieces and Are DragCed Back
TO Jail.

ALEXANDRIA. Special De-
positions have been taken by IT, A.
Smith. special master. in the case 90
the United States against Theodore
Johnson The Object OF the suit is 10
determine the direct line for tn mili-
tary road leading from Rosslyn TO
Arlington. The plaintin and property
owners along the route were represent
Cd by Attorneys !. ;. Barbour and
+. Clements. Assistant District Attor-
ney II. II. Talley represented the gov
eminent. The case Will probably be
finally settled al the January term
OF the United States Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. which
will meet in this city
In the year 1892 the government ac-
euired by purchase one-half OF the
military road leading from Rosslyu
10 Fort Myer. from the estate of Char
lotte Drain. lt Is alleged that the
government took tewnty feet addition
al. A decision against Johnson will
effect nifty three property owners. to-
gether with land valued at $4,000
The matter has been in litigation for
some time.
cot Even and Got Caught
Before being released from Jail
kid Frederick and T. J. Nolyneaux.
soldiers from Fort Meyer. got busy
and cut into threads the mattress and
blankets ou which taer formerly ..f
The Jaier soon alferNarl discor. reI
the act 90 vandalism. and before the
men had au opportunity 20 leave the
city they We're once more boz thr tofs.
When tried bon tue Police Court ruer
denied the char-e Each was fued
$40. ~ nas AIS. stated nm court thar
sine. r..I. .......t r.Ur fI.. f... r... 81.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-19

In a critical condition with a bullet n
hrs breast or sboulder which physt-
clans cannot fnd
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Fellows Hall Among the features
viii DO nm Indian village. which viii
De- displayed on fhe lawn
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VIRGINIA BAR
IN SESSION


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of the most aul- lawyers ir Oh. stare.
Mr. Moore is Or. -I.c .u Err1u- H.
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q. C. .th. ut FauQurr. Auram =
~tu f.fS. al Roanoke. and John w
Dl4lhleS. of N lsr. John ID. Minor. of
Richmond. was selected serr-tsry-
treasurer. Ihe executive committee
b. Str.se ~ sr,'i'.rs- -.7'-',,
I- Booth and Judge A. FrfrE
belesates 60 The national convcn-
49, '.,e AuleI -sn i.,F A-s'ri ation
CharIottesvlle. the reti~in.- r,rssIl.,',
10 the association. William ~. Lille ana
30 n orr ~. e'.l fomel .i..-..,.
W.. Otd. ~ %orrol- 5eii,e~,5 ', a- y,
dress on taxation fn Virrfnie ana o,ir