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gI,RoARD AM LINE RY.

m dzily-''k lOr1da Fast NAH.
1o-sS ~~.1-hes and Pullman sieepera IN
ThrO1s--t snd Jacksonville Sarlor car Jack
SaF ann = Tampa Through Sleeper q
49, ---s Dining car
AtlSl-S- N da1Jy--''SeaboaTd Express.'' eise-
,ricaiiy lighted sles2SrS t az o07S5 -a ca
eqalPl-e s..,anrsah- Jacksonville. Tampa At
vice - tS5-raIngEam. and Memphis. Dinins
cars, Oeics. us New York ave y. ".
= a HARDWOOD. c T A.,
GEO. z PHILLIPS D p 4
1TkE c. P A.. Portsmouth. "a
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WORKNGMEN'S FANS

WoRKINGBIEN-Hov is +, with voc. saw
ing big punches Of -'dCTEb.- that 500 Nov
for a slightly used suit at Sc ID SIS: the nrice
is low. see Us. you know; oTs price JIfS-TFI.S :;
OLD STAND go D.
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-Columbia Electric. IN good con-
ditiOn; complete, with rechargiug outfit
FOR SALE-Stearus touring car 5o-h. p
fully equipped and in excellent condition
FOR SALE-IgOg Pullman roadster. 1uiiy
equipped. excellent condition
FOR SALE-2-cyIinder Yale, tearing car IN
good condition; bargain
CARTER MOTOR CAR
CORPORATION,
MUNsEK BUILDING
INVESTIGATE THIS IMMEDIATELY
one secondhand Ford touring car, 1910
model: in excellent condition. IulIy equipped
IN every detail
one secondhand Ford roadster. snap 10
quick buyer perfect running order and rslly
SPECIAL
one secondhand Stevens-Duryea IN
splendid condition; must be sold at once
ZEIIL MOTOR CAR Co,
Main 14Ss- 1sl5 New York ave y. W
BARGAINS
in slightly used cars.
send for List -. Complete line cars cost
ing from Slc) TO s1,soo-
MILLER BROS.
s-o5-1lo7 14sh St Phone y. 40
WANTED
To store 100 Automobiles al 3 per month
We also sell on a small commission
SOUTHERN AUTO DEALERS,
% D ST y W
l AUTOCAR RUNABOUT
In Al condition A bargain Al $50
Apply s2s D St " W
1910 FORD TOURABOUT
Top, speed0meter. etc. etc
Perfect bargain
SEVERAL OTHER FORDS.
LOWEST PRICES N TOWN.
BENNER, 100 9th ST. n. w.
AUTOMOBILES and motorcycles repaired:
quick service work guaranteed reasonable
PITTsBURG AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP
near 19ls L4th ST y W
FOR SALE-5-passeuger automobile VITA top
and glass Windshield, $50 See OWNER,
- "a ave y "
FOR sALE-BuIck- model F: fully equipped
and in good condition: price SS5l COL 90
81 y. Z
FOR SALE-Passengar Buick 1905 model,
cheap Apply 5l7 X 81 y w
We CAN REPAIR OF rebuild your automo-
bile and guarantee our work We deal
all accessorIes- DISTRICT AUTOMOBILE
REPAIR AND MACHINE WORKS IU1s q
st y W
BENNER 1os 9th 81 y. w.-Izrgest asso-t-
ment OF high-class used car IN Washington
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF slightly uIsd
autos al makes and styles. from gI5s 70
$500 - n number Branch o. Philadsi Dhiz.
THE ROMAN AUTO CO.,
lSiS Il ST n "
We're closing out our entire line q zutOns-
BILE acCssBorfeS
SOME BARGAINS in good secondhand ca-g-
The SIUDEBAhEE CO. 1913 " Z. ave.
A W GUILD
LET Us DO I've C put yo1r auto lamp
eLs1 Eel-@so 10 E-os,SE conallion az a Fery
faction guaranteed MOORE & CO. S0s John
Marshall place Phone 81
AGENTS FOR swINEHART TIRES
For motor trucks. carriages and autorao-
oiles- J n DOYLE - Pa ave " W
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
PRIVATE touring cars 4-cyuadsr5 IS speed:
special rates 1O- U-pss s. and s. hour.
Phone n 1913 OF II ss55- Central Auto Co.
" W Barnes. Agr-. - p - W
MOTORCYCLES
READING STANDARD, single eyIlRasT; EOos
value. ga T n AUDDs u. mo liza
BICYCLES
VICKING-
We win ser you wheel with Al Uncon-
ditional guarantee for one year. al repairs
free see Us before buying
I. ~ mud. LR-, NC
LIZ New York ave
HORSES IND VEHICLES
h,0O wan buy a NEW rubber tire
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Published only as information. not gua-aatsss
80 n m dRIIy-EOr Virginia West VIZ
- - Kentucky DoinIs- Pullman Sleep
= cincinnati ana Louisville =. & O
o51irl - from ChzrlOttesytus.
- y "a salty-CLSClS LOUIS
~-r---sEf-O SPECIAL Solid train 70 a.
io1,is- with Pullman sleePers 20 CAtcaEA
stoos only at important stations P1ilnaa's
---1re :, - drly-F- F. Y. LIMITED, fos
--------.-,s4f Louisville. the West. SouEhTssr
-----.-17--sSf Pullman sieepers 70 Vfrzfz-
~ - ssr-f1-s Cincinnati. and LouIsyfIs-
c 4 o dlning car - ~,-s--
1890 81 s. and New Union Stztfg1
aNSS-,,,-Tss zlain 1855 and US for tickets. bag
A[ -I'p.-Jcs reservations and taIica-<-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

SUBURBAN Homes & Farms / 600 Bargains
s1.zt6-LsureI- 6r. - acre. fruit. etc
S1600-AIt. Rainier. or. 5oN21e. bargain
g. 500 unnyside. Va, 6r-- I-2 acre, harm etc
SZ,2oo-Clarend01, Va, or, 5GC1l5; snap.
S2-250-Brighrwood Park. 6r brick, large lot
s. 0e-fSiverdale. 6r-s large lots, 5 snaps
SZ-500-WOOdmOnt. Nd, 6r-. large lot
s. 6o0-Br0Okiand, D c.. Or, 5oxI5a
s. So yattSville, II, 60x2S5. fruit. etc
s. 0oo-F siverdale, 1or-. near cars. fine hor>e
SS-2oo-Takoma Park ST.. - acre. dano--
So 5o-BrOOkland, D. c, 6T. b. furnace. tic
s. 000-Brsnchville. Sr-. Ia, poultry place
S450o-Fal5s Church Sr-19a. fruit flowers etc
BOOTHS FARM Agency. - 10th \. w
FOR SALE-Dan6y camping site on Cbesa-
peake Bay lots. 5eXi50- beautiful shade
trees. 2 blocks Of the beach: fine fishing
bathing, Grabbing special bargain. see them
BOOIH.S EARM AGENCY. ~ rn-h - ii -
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FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQUET FLOOR sur
FACING Co, 1920 ed st " W. o5d
parquet floors scraped down, re HE'D. poIisre,5
waxed. expert WOTbanen, E7Jrk EuaraDteel5.
send postal
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ACRES, near city. new house rooms.
bath. and cellar; front and rear porches.
near electric cars BUSINESS EXCHANGE
al z st y. ".
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR Sal. New 6-roon house, with 2 acres
or more II desired. 1 IL miles [r0Tn River
dale, on trolley Inc; now being built s. $50;
also tracts from I 20 acres Phone q K
E5yattsviIle- & D. STEPHEN Owner. River
dale. Nd
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE At bargain fine lots: North
ChesapetEs Beach fronting on Buffalo St
BOOTHS FARM AGENCE ~ 10Th St
FOR SALE VlIdinE lots Skis feet; 500 I'd.
Money loan-d % build
EDNV. J. NEWCO3IB, Congress Heights, D. c
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots. Dogs. CatE
AnEora Goats. Goidsshes, Rabbits. Guinea
Pigs. and Chickens SCHSsI12'S BIRD
STORE "a 18th At n "
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

ACRES OF LAND IN Prince George county.
Nd, near Ceutrsville, IN the Ninth district-
very reasonable for quick sale BOX 20
Times Office
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TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate az lowest current rates Special priv
EeEes with respect-tO prior payments La-Ee
amounts q specially TYLER & EUTHER-
FORD. 30 18th St y W.
MONEY TO LOAN on D C. real. ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments 81
principal IN amounts Of S1G0 or more re
ceived at any interest period The +. H
SMITH Co. Bond Bldg I40S y Y ave
MONEY TO LOANED to $500 oo0 On D. c
real estate Interest low. and al trans
actions conducted with economical Considera-
ton for BORROWER
WI h SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 2 ST
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on D. c Real Estate. No IN
reasonable delay.
WALTER H ACKER.
1870 ST y W
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DANCING

PROF WTNDHAM. SIS 18th " W All
dances taught any time Lesson, SOC.
electric fans Open al summer Phone
81 So
MISS COULTER. Gil Eye ST. y W II you
can walk can teach you 20 waltz; lessons
any time Phone Main 1I39
DANCING STUDIO, rs Eye st y W:
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers. 40
cal dance Thursdays Phone II 5SsT y
OPEN ALL SUMNER
DATISON'S. Prot and Mr. 7ig SIN y w
Est 1892 Phone II 1854 Lessons any hour;
classes and dances. Tues Thur evs-
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL.
Only taught at a time
Latest Dances Two Instructors
1913 n Y ave SELECT Phone II 5s1g Z
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DENTISTRY

FREE. Free. Free, this week only Painless
extraction and cleaning absolutely free
So sets Of teeth FOR SIC. SO sets Of teeth
FOR s. $ sets OF teeth for 50 s. sets "
teeth for s. Gold crowns. So BridSevorEz
$50. Filings, SOC ARMY & NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. Cor 9Th and r sts En-
trance 65g T ST. y. ". $50 a. m TO D. IA
sundays. . a m to 4 D. m Phone Main
sszs n
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ANTIQUE FURN ITURE

n sEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE ~
u PHONE N SO Y
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COAL AND WOOD

CoI Philips & Jue1ema1n. MI
OOdIsoo c Ct ne. so stu st ne. w OOQ
Only Best Grades Lowest PriceH
Phone L1ncoIn "a
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ROOMS AND B0ARp

THE ULSTER,
1877 18Th St y W beautiful cool rooms
with screens ana awnings select b1ard5ne-
transients accommodated D z HOORN-
BECK
nth ST y ". 1211Desirable and very
comfortable furnished rooms with or with
Oul board. moderate prices table board. s.
Cd ST n w 50S-L.arge second story front
room with board; all home cooking
L ST y. w, 15a5-FrOlt room reduced 10
80 back room reduced to $50, table board
reduced % SI150
+ ST. sl0-NICEI.Y FURNISHED LARGE
NDJL ROOMS WITH EXCELLENT HOME
BOARD. AL MODERN CONVENIENCES
NEAR CAR LINE
nth ST n W. 1I14-F'urnz she5 rooms with
boards early breakfast Phone y s8sq-
18TH ST n W. FINISHED rooms VITA
e. without board near cars ana ds1ts
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! c. WELDON & Co. 70 Z CAP
y 1.rsas
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

PADDED VANS s. load; G-h wagons. s. Ioad
Phone Main 1SI5-1slE-
COLT2TBIA TRANSFER d STORAGE CO
SO y Y ave X W
Paciing & Ship2inE- storage. 3 van load
GET OUR ESTIMATE o.. absolutely dre-
proof storage, moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. $3.50 10Th ST " ".
Main ~
uCDESTRUCTIBLE STORAGE ] 90 ROOMS
Inspect this Warehouse and note the cIean.i-
ness and manner OF storing furniture Moth
PROOF Rooms for furs, rugs, etc Silver
Vault CaTpe- Cleaning Automobiles. Fian1s
Padded Vans for Moving Lowest Prices
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY. 1870 L -
FIREPROOF STORAGE-SpeciaI lock com
pzrlme1ts s. per ninth Up Lowest rates
OF Insurance and ever modern convenience
Estimates furnished MERCHANTS TRANS
FER & STORAGE Co. Sz5-s22 = St ". ".
Phone II 6gUo-
MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED.
We VIII DO your moving. packing. storing.
and shipping. and take n payment Old fur
nluUre. stoves. etc WASHINGTON FURNT-
TUEZE CO. 9TH and sts- n W North 2270
MINOR & THOMPSON, 200 z CAP. 81
Move rU-uttLlTe- & per load and ID. trunks
and boxes &c Phone L 55I II
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WANTEO-HOUSES

WANTED refined young couple. with 4
out chi az. furnished house IN suburban Il
district. fol August moderate rental. very
best references BOX SoI. Times Office / 4
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PROPERTY

617 18th st N ".
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WALL PAPER

THE ASACOSTIA PAINTING & DECO
RATING CO. wall paper, pape-hangfuE
etc Lowest prices, best work. 1911 Nichols
ave. Phone Line us J. z EOBSON. Mgr.
GIVE Us 4 TRIAL before having vour
rooms papered. great reduction for next 50
days estimates cheerfUlIy given ". H
MARTIN & BRO. al n g ave 5. K
SEE NE before having your house papered
Rooms Tapered from 3 Up RICHARD
CARLISLE 4f5 New York ave Phone North
~
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 Up. Send postal fo-
samples and estimate CHAS- p HTSAN
lis Sd 81. > r. Line 2ZSe II
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 I'D. wal papsr- -
&C. and SC piece Work guaranteed -
PREUG. so P St y. W Phone North 5ESI-
HUNT The OLD RELIABLE. now ICcafed
sth and n W All work reduced next
90 DAYS TesepLJle Main ISL.
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HERB SPECIALIST

HERB SPECIALTIES-
MFG OF Hsrb Remedies which are guar
anfeed to cure relieve any a1d AL an
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.

special rates fo- trips; s. and s. hour
Phone n 1913 OF II Sass Central Auto Co
The wageworker., 1910-02-05
GENERAL MENTION.
Brief Bits OF News Picked and Pilfered
From Manywhere.

Federal Union in Fort Worth. Tex
has a membership of i07.
The Pontiac (Michl Garment COM
pany granted a 10 per cent increase
voluntarily to about IS machine oper-
ators.
The Union Match company OF Du-
iuth, Mimi, makes the Tip Top" and
''Starli;' match, both of which are
union made. See that your grocer
handles them.
Members of the Brotherhood of I.o-
coEotive Engineers on the Pere Mar
quette railroad will receive an in
crease in pay and better working con-
ditions.
The national offices of the Garment
Workers Union have passed rule
not 10 recognize petty strikes here
outset.
Carpenters in Fort Worth, Tex.
show an increase during the past yeal
of more than 100 per cent The two
uHiohS nave Il SouluiHeu iheulbeTSHil
of over 600.
The Cincinnati Butcher Supply com
pany has renewed articles of agree
ment with Woodworkers' Distric
Council. This is the largest concern @
its kind in the west.
Professional and business women i
Oklahoma City, Okla, have organize
to lift some OF the burdens of youn
girls and women who are employed i
Offices and stores.
After three years struggle tn
The wageworker., 1910-02-05

Eastland Brothers Paint and Paper
company in Oklahoma City, Okla, has
been unionized, which makes the
Painters Union at least 9S per cent
organization.
Girls working at the necktie trade in
Chicago are piece workers, earning
the most sweatshop pay, only $4 to
IS week during the busy season.
They are now organizing unions.
A Joint committee of the NJ. u. r.
employees of Jackson, Albion, Battle
Creek and Kalamazoo has been formed
and will hereafter look after griev-
ances on the Michigan United.
One thousand and forty-five lives
were lost in the coal mines of Penn
sylvania last year. according to reports
received by the state department of
There are 6l printing offices in Gin
cinnati and vicinity using the Allied
Printing Trades label. Two new Offices
have been added to the list of union
printing offices during the past month
| Commissioner of Labor John VIII
liams of New York state, in his annua
report. says that not only has the
number of violations of the child la
Dor law decreased. but the Who'll,
number of children in factories is con
siderably less.
Owing to the cost of living beinI
out of all proportion to wages. tn
bookbindery girls of Portland, Ore
have asked for higher wage. and be
ing refused they are on strike. TIL
binderies of the city are temporary
shut down.
A conference of Italian professors
settlement workers, doctors and othe
The wageworker., 1910-02-05
EVEN IN PHILADELPHIA.

Typographical Union No. 2, of Phila-
delphia has won notable victory in
having the printing of the manual of
the city councils awarded to strictly
union concern. The binding contracts
were also let to a concern using the
union label. For many years these
jobs have been let to scab concerns
The city ordinances require the work
to be done by firms paying the union
scale of wages and working only eight
hours a day.-Detroit Union Advocate
The wageworker., 1910-02-05

other valuable and handy features.
The North Directory has given sat
isfaction in the past and there is every
reason why it should be patronized
to the exclusion of outside directories.
The money spent for or invested In
the North Directory is kept in Lin
coln
names OF wives who are praperty
els in their own right. twill also be
The wageworker., 1910-02-05
BOSTON LABOR LEADER DEAD.

Jermemiah Harrington, president of
Boston Bricklayers' Union, and one Of
country, died last week of pneumonia.
Harrington welcomed the delegates to
the big Bricklayers and Masons' con-
vention, which closed Sunday Har-
rington has been an international vice.
president of his union. He was 50
years old and native of Halifax. N. s.
The wageworker., 1910-02-05
THE NORTH DIRECTORY.

There are many reasons why the
North City Directory should be pat
ronized by every citizen of Lancaster
county who needs directory. One
reason is that it is wholly a home
product. All the work is done in Lin
coin, and Lincoln wage earners do it.
The men who publish it are Lincoln
business men whose every interest is
The wageworker., 1910-02-05

in Lancaster county. Apart from this
it is the most complete directory ever
issued for the community. In addi-
ton to containing the names of all
males over q years of age, it will
contain the names Of all Lancaster
county taxpayers, complete direc-
tory of Havelock, University Place,
College View, and Bethany, and the
sthumb indexed," and contain many
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15
UNCLE JOHN DRY,
Judge Benefits Tribute 10 This Good
Citizen.

{WadesborG Messenger and InteIli-
gencer.)
Our people lament the COINS down
TO the grave Of Citizen Dry. who has
gone in and out these years. clothed
with humility az with a garment
Seventy ana four years the dear old
veteran had scored ere the third
warning of Mrs. Thraie's tree OF deep
est root came and went: "Three sew
erai warnings you shall have"
In other years the ~"fGnoines whose
thunder counterfeit broke in fearful
peals around this soldiers humble
head. Twas his pride, his cfrcum
stance to do the full measure Of q
good soldiers outfit. At Carlisle. IN
the mournful unnneT OF that discord-
ant wear. John laid him down III the
piazza Of the enen1y's house hard by
my "lowiy couch.' Drawn away 8
moment. another TOOK his space.
Dry babe MIN move. calculating high
in air that he would have his bed Il
lie had TO eat the devil blood raw
he was aniaDie, good tempered. be-
loved of his friends. talI1merinG
slightly. fond of HOLIDAYS. sfven to
mjrth; taking aside to himself, hang
ing around the necks OF his conlpn-
trio.s when high success festooncd
our colors. Such was the dear, homee-
pathic soul.
The hiv of industry TO which he
tied closed It's doors While the man OF
God delivered. IN short appraisetnent,
.pyst to dust and the recording an
gel entered the celestial number TO
his eternal appropriation. An humble
man supple TO duty.
u. T. BENNETT.
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AND BOYS.
Orpfianage Boys Listen for Mr.. Shan
mons Whistle and Write Him How
They Would Like to Meet Him.

When Engineer 6. NJ.
went to the postoiiice the other morn
ing he got a letter that surprised him
A little, but q. the same time made
him feel good. IT was from some Oh
he boys at the Greenwood, $. &.
Orphanage. which is situated on the
Sea board and explains itself so inter-
estingiy that nc comment IS necessary,
save TO say that Mr.. is
mighty proud Of that letter, n 1t is
certain that he win not forget to
make himself known TO the boys. The
letter says:
Il have never got z chance to meet
YOU. but hope to do SO before long. MT.
Shannon, / guess you have seen US
boys down at the railroad when you
GO into Greenwood, haven't you? We
found out you name by asking the
railroad hands. The orphanage IS To-
Gated about a mile outside OF Green
wood and we are the Boys that are
down at the railroad when you are
going north. If you write back, just
throw It out the ind ana some OF
us bows will be down there. Mr.. Shan
non, / tell YOU, we boys like to hear
YOU pull that whistle You have. You
must pull it good for US when you
pass the xrphanage, whether we can
| get down there to see you or not, Full
it for the boys. / am going 10 try 70
see YOU IN town some OF these days.
'P. S.-The way you can tell me Is
by me pointing at myseif Wnen you
! pass by"
Mr.. Shannon will certainly not for
| get TO pull hat whistle for the boys
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ment In writing, dispose OF the Gus
tody and tuition of any OF his infant
children, being unmarried and
whether born at his death or in
ventre sa mere, for sue time AS
the children ma remain under
twenty-one years OF age, or for any
less time.
"Or in case such father shall be
dead and shall not have exercised
his said right of appointment. then
the mother, whether OF full age or q
minor, may do So"
Code S. 1892; r. c. c. 81; 1872 c
SO: 1S68-69 G 2O1: 1881. c. Ca
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-02-15
TOBACCO SALES FOR JAN'Y
Official Report of Leaf Transact
ions by Dept. of Agriculture

Moro Than Eleven Million Pounds
Handled by North Carolina Ware
housemen During Last Month
Winston Led. Selling More Thar
Two Million Pounds--The Detailed
Statement
The sales Of leaf tobacco on the
warehouse floors in the different to-
bacco markets Of the State for the
month Of January, 1910 amounted to
10,302,16S pounds, at first hand:
with the reSales added the total
amount was iI,259,495, a officially
given out by the State Department Of
Agriculture yesterday.
Winston handled the greatest
o of tobacco, the sales there
for the month totaljng 2,031,222
pounds.
The detailed Statement Of sales fol-
lows.
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Time for a Check.
fCnicago TripunC.1

Doctor" said the patient upon
whom the hospital had just
operated for appendicitis. you're the
same urgeon that amputated the
first finger OF my right hand when |
had it crushed in a railroad accident
q few month ago., amt you?" Yes"
answered the surgeon. We'll, you
got my index then. now you've got my
appendix. ! hope yon are satisfied"