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saealeh Drnposals.

-, 49, ~ 49,,
SEATED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-.
ceiycd until II o'clock SATuRD AY
February 80 1911, to furnish ,ha
Penitcn tiary fresh beef during the
year beginning March II. 1911. Whole
forcuuarters weighing not less, than
10 pounds. or rattlers weighing not
# less Than SIS POUNDS each arc re-
Guired Separate bids must bc sub
United Tor each, and full-sixe gam
x pies showing the kind and quality OF
cuts must accompany the bids. De-
liverics to be made not later than
: . 30 y. NJ. on such days and in such
quantities rs the Superintendent
MAY direct AS q, pledge of, good
faith. the bids must be accompanied
by a certified check for ono hundred
dollars. which Will be returned to IN e
successful bidder as soon as he exc
cutes satisfactory contract
For further information apply to
tho Superintendent.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
=. Il. WOOD,
Superintendent
SEALED BIDS WILL BE, RECEIVEi1
until IL o'clock SATURDAY, Feb,
rnary %. 1911, for the Pcnitcntary
slops during the year beginning
April /. 1911. The said Stops must
he removed from the premises at
regular intervals at least three times
a week. The bids to he accompanied
K by Il certified chccit Of one hundred
dollars. which will be returned TO
tho successful bidder when he exc
anteeing faithful performance Of
contract. For further information
amply to the Superintendent
by order OF the Board OF Directors
J IS. MOOD.
Superintendent. y
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n a STATED COMMUNICATION OF
Ky Lewis Girter Lodge, A.. z, &c A..
IWNal., VIII DO held THIS EVE
MING at 1890 o'clocie in their lodge
room. Members OF Other lodges corr
daily invited TO meet With us. S
BY ordeI' Of the Worshipful Master.
GEO. 3. STEEL. l
&8as Secretary.
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WANTED. FOR U. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried mer. between ages
OF Is and 35: citizens Of United States.
or good character and temperate hab-
!ts. who can speak. read and write the
English language. For information ap-
ply TO RECRUITING OFFICE, $50 East
Broad St. Richmond. Va; ISL Sycamore
St. Petersburg. Va or Columbia Build
Ing. Cranky ST.. Norfolk. Va
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MATTRE rs.

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES. REMADE
now: sanitary methods uxell; reliable
work. SYDNOR a. HUNDLEY I'll
East Broad Street Madison 3204
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Nll8fellMIenus.
.~.s"e
SAFES

lHE AICSLER SAFE COMPANY BANK
safes. the MANGANESE Screw door and
Corlcas. fire md burglar proof vaults.
ilro proof safes, etc. Address for
catalogue and estimates, G. II
CRALLE, Agent for Virginia and
North Carolina. Blnclkstonc Va
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NlNE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. CEN
trail. near park: south of Broad /;
must sell quick Address a 53t,
care Timcs- Uispatch sf-t
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A0nilr8 QManfrD.

WANTED, 4 ROOM IN >THE business
b section, near bath. with telephone.
1NldrkSs &c. y. H." care Times. Dis
patel. stating terms.
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Aeal estate TOR @ale.

~
FOR SALE. FLOYD AVENUE AND
Main Street lots. near tho Soldiers
Home, Madison 1887
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Vp8t ann Fo;lnn.
Ayelp NQ.1anIk0. dtlalt..

WASTED. x KEGISTEiED ASSIST
amt druggist at once. Apply Box
BOZ. Hampton. Va
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WE HAVE BARGAINS IN SECOND
hand wagons and buggics These arc
vohlclcs that were taken in ex-
change, and must be sold at a sacri-
ice to make room for new spring
stock coming in. Prices from SIS to
Il $50. A. NEYER'S SONS
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Meettn9s.
OFFICE
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance COMPANY.

OFFICE
The Virginia Fire and Marine I
Insurance Company.
Richmond. Va. Feb. Z, 1911.
ANIMAL MlIETING OF STOCKHoLD-
nRS-Ihc regular, annual meeting
TX Of Stockholders Will oo held at tho
compaay's Office. No. 1918 East Main
street. Elfnnond. Va, on TUESDAY,
list instant, a II NJ. Transfer hooks
VIII 81 c:oseG from February ii TO
WILLIAM II. MCCARTHY.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Virginia Hot
Springs Company, for the purpose 81
clcct!ns directors. and for the trans
ncnon,of such other business as NAV
lawfully. come before the said meet
us, including the approval OF all
Of the acts OF the board of directors
and all committees thereof, of the
sad ,aid go, eSompnny, IN the past year. will
nany. homestead Hotel. Hot
Springs. Virginia. on TUESDAY
the 2Sth day OF February. 1911. al
IL NJ The transfer books will close
:, e 9, Feo lrunry *, 1911. at b
VI. Wednesday, March /, 1911. fs5Es
=. rREvvETr. secretary.
stockholders OF the e. 3. Taylor
Company. viii be held at the Office
8 5ha eqnI ihn,o,d Ho. l9ii East Mat,
February 81. 1911. at 3 z. NJ 3E
". Il. HENDERSON,.
Secretary.
! 81 a STATED COMMUNICATION @
Xxx Lewis Gintef Lodge, a. 2. & AZ
!. nWAM VIII DO held THIS EVE I
NltInhprE Il IsIH Oac
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Rankrupt SzGtltRs.
NOTICE OF FIRST NlEETiNG =
CREDITORS,
!. !, II =, :, the ne matter Of 30.

~, ~ :, the Ir.,,. matter Of 10.
EVERETT T. FABER In
Bankrupt. Bankr1lutcv
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EAST
EFN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
TO the creditors OF EVERETT +.
faber, of Gordonsville, In the county
81 Orange. and district aforesaid =
bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the
9TH DAI OF February. NA.1D'19il.
me said EVERETT F. FABER was
duly adjudicatcd bankrupt. and that
the first meeting OF creditors will
pc held at my office, 81 Chamber Of
Commerce (Nlnth and Main Streets),
In Richmond Va. on the 25TH DAY
OF, FEBRUARY, a. D. 1911. al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
otEer business as may properly como
before said meeting
G, p. CARDWELL.
Referee in Bankruptcy,
j. KENT RAWLEY,
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X. $. ELLYSoN * Co. COLLECTION
Agency. IS North Ninth. Bills col
.ccted promptly in and ont the city.
YOUR RENT = ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. w. BOWIE &. SON insu es
best results flf5 =,
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WASTED. YOUNG NAN WHO CAN
invest IN paying proposition, for OF :
fee work. .Addrsss y 576. care Times
Dispatch.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED no LEARN
the automobile business. the best
paid OF any outdoor calling: short
hours and good pas. You can be-
come competent, and secure a posi-
ton by taking a course ~ our prac-
teal school Every competent grad
iiatc placed a; once. You cnn pay
Iart down. and the balance when
you arc placed in q position. Day or
night instruction. Actual practice
ON modern cars. Our mechanical in
siruction specially Call or write
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Il west Main. near Jcftrson Hotel
WANTED. At ONCE. \ GOOD NON
wanted ond experience. Addrcas
Drawcr ~, Winston-Salcm y, G.
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
keepcr Apply ROYAL LAUNDRY
. CoLORED ME>. BECoME CHsAUF-
ieGra: day Or night SOUTHERN
GovEHNMEN1 EMpI.oYEs WANTED
Send postal for Richmond cxarni-
nation schhdulc FRANKLIN lNsTI-
TU1E. Dent 5se D. Rochester, y. y.
HALLWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
Average salary. Sl,l00. Alternate
wee 80 Of With wi pay Preparstion
liens. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Den't 3s3 .. Rochester. n y
WANTED, A GOOD AID MAN AND S
L.'notype operator: non-nnion. STEADY
position for right men; no shutters
wanted. Stats Ahlary expected. ability,
etc: references required ADDRESS
Box -, Salon Station, Winston Salem
y. Z.
WANTED. FLORIST. ROSE OR CAR
n io,ria grover Or POI, plant man:
pie Good wages; permanent posi-
ton. with or without dwelling T.
FALLo&. Roanoke Va
WANTED. WHITE FARM HAND IN
perienced II blowing and Seeding;
state wases wanted, ". a. YoRii.
Snady Grove Stock Farm, C!ayvi!Ic
Va.
{ WANTED. YOUNG MEN- OF GOOD
chnracter 70 learn the AUTOMOBILES
business. We mus; have between
lifty and seven,y-iive men for our
factory connections within the next
three months. and we VIII allow men
who can ca furnish reference to pay q
their first months salary For full
lnforya'!on call on MIR. c. W. YEA.
Mans als West Broad. Richmond.
Va, or address SECRETARY, 1905
Fourteenth Street. y. W. washing
ton. y. c.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN WHO CAN
invest IN paying proposition, for OF
fee work. Addrsss \ 57e. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. FOR U. s. ARMY. ABLE
OF Is and IS: citizens Of United States.
or good character and temperate hab-
lls' VINO can speak. read and write the
English language For information ap-
ply TO RECRUITING OFFICE, $50 East
Broad St. Richmond. Va: I5l Sycamore
s.. Petersburg. Va. or Columbia Build
ING Grnnby ST.. Norfolk. Va
Rliuatinl18 qGianIfO. 1rlale.
DOUBLE ENTRY b 8 o X X Il +; p E i;
wants position by March first; good
referenccsi good reasons for chang
Ing. Address + 6s2. care Times-Dis-
patch
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
stenographcr and bookkecpcr: beat
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FARM CATALOGUE 1911 y Q w
ready. containing a complete list of
Virginia farms for sale. AMOS &
= Street et s3lsl45.
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SHOE REPAIRING.-

MEMS SHOES. WHOLE soLED. 81.
half, .soled. 75c.: ladies', 60c.; chill.
nTen's. 40c.. and IN, according 10
size. Every pair sewed: no nails
or pegs. Best leather DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 7Is e
i Main. Phone hInnrno oer1
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WANTED, WHITE FARM HAND EX-
psTienced IL blowing and seeding;
state wages wanted ". a. YORK
Snady Grove S:ock Farm, C!ayvi!Ie,
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FLORIST ROSE OR CAR
nation grower OF pot plant man !,
married preferred Must be capa-
pic. Good wages: permanent posi-
ton. with or without dwelling T.
3FALLON. Roanoltc, Va
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CoLORED MEs;. BECOME CH.AUF-
feGra. day Or mig nj. SOUTHERN
AUTO SCHOOL. AZ Brook Avenue
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FOR SALE. POULTRY FARM, FUR
nlturcl and stock. Box "a. Il. L. ID. No.
o. South Richmond. Va.
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FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. 6l5 Brook Avenue.

FOR SALE, WINTER OATS; PRESI ut
price. 60 cents per buslicl. Sample
at I'LL East Main Street LEWIS
GlNIE3 LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
An COMPANY l..--Z y
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WANTED. AT ONCE. \ GOOD NON.
union linotype operator; state salary
wanted onh experience. Address
"a drawer ~. Winston -?a lem, y. G..
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HALLWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
average SALARY. Sl,l00. Alternate
weeks of with full pay Preparation
free for coming Richmond examine
liens. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
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GOVEKNMEN1' lMpIOYEs WANTED
Send postal for Richmond exami-
nation schedule. FRANKLIN INSTI-
. TCIE. Dep'i 3s2 u. Rochcstcr \ j
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WANTED A GOOD AID MAN AND S
Linotype operator; non-nnion. STEADY
position for right men; no shiCters
f"antrd. Stats Anlary expected. bility,
etc; references required. Address
Box p, salem Sta ton, Winston salem,
y. c.
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SIllE PUB To KNOW
that Jahnke Bros. Jewellers. 9f2
East Main trcet. buy. SELL ex-
change and remount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and sIl-
yer taken In exchange
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NEW YORK SHOE SHINE AND HAT.
Cleaning removed from $40 East
Main TO 726 East Main. Separate
room for ladies 1},3
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Delp manten, TemaIe.

x FIRST CLASS WOMAN
stem o2ruphcr; must be fast and ac-
curatc. TURNBULL Sc TuRNBULI..
LaWrencevillc, Va 51
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NAN Z IL D. FIRST GLASS WOMAN
stenographcr from March !, for an
out-of-town position. state ago, ex-
per1ence, qualifications and salary
expected. Address T. 25i, care Times
Dlspa tct.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16

n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE,
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
PROSPECTING VS.. DEVEL OPMLNT.

The establishment Of public eubstake fund with the end
with the suggestion of other obligations Supposne that
prospector by the civic body shall expose promising
ed9e purpose Of the public movement nuied unless the
discovery followed up with adequate development The grub
stake fund provide for Development that it follows
that the civic body take additional raise capital
much capital than the original erubstakers would think
of donating has been nrecoenon of this possible situation
that the Denver Chamber of Commerce committee having iii
charge erubstak fund provided that oneha
of every claim located by its benefcaries agents should
become property for in raising development In
deed proposed organize development corporation
the potential procured from the prospecors in the field
the be sold under the auspices the chamber and the
development of the claims to be undertaken in this
further suggestion naturally arises in this connection
claim holder writes Mining Science with the plea that
good public policy equip pospecors and the deve
opment of their claims should be equally wise further the
development of valuable claims already located 81 Think he
says there should be steps taken help
who have already found claims and who lack the to de-
velop them The suggestion is logical enough. Upon terms
similar those adopted by the public erubsakers this
pector with the discovered claim would be called deed
half therein the Denver Chamber of Commerce.
would feel obliged help provide for develop
Herein the of the matter that the application of
capital mineral showines difficult problem than the
discovery such showngs Locations that profitable from
erass roots the socaled bonanzas longer
Mining Science.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
THE MINING OUTLOOK OF THE COEUR D'ALENES

The Occur dAlene mining district is today the most active
mining in the country and work now being
and properties being worked than at other
time The work of enarene the forces and
increasing the confined alone the large mines
although extensive Improvements have been made practically
every large producer in the Occur d'Alenes.
There scarcely property of whatever
that the present time working large and in most
instances larger force of than they have any time
their history There section of the Occur dAenes that
has of development work being done this
The Pine Greek district has work going than
been done before The of the North Side
each of these districts have recently added to the list of
dividend payers of this district and have properties
that will likely be added before the season closes.
The weeks have much supplies and many
properties Slate creek and in of these places
preparations being made only permit the carrying
of development work during the months but also for
continuance throughout the winter More than ordinary
being taken the strike made in the Sill
Cable and is the general belief that mining and
pectors will pay neehborne region and the past
week has least three start for the Clearwater dis
trict, in the southern part of the county.
That the people of the district alive to the possibilities
shown by the in which they paying the
nents practically delinquent stock sale held within the
few months has than 5000 shares been sold record
of which any camp might be proud
ample funds forthcoming for the development of all
properties and with the splendid strikes and sowngs recently
encountered the people of the Occur denes may we'll feel or
tin,istic the future of this district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03

of the body roll of the Pacific coast alone fer that which
benefits one !, art of the body benefits all.
Smelling companies have Of recent years. found their diff
fcties external rather than internal One se after
other west the Rocky mountains has been Obliged either
discontinue work its plant by order of court until
has become problem whether smelling industry hope
districts 1t is almost impossible toaccept
the claims the damage sustained their face value The
largest copper refinery in the world within the city limits of
New York. which include large copper selte we'll Cop
and smeers operate in among the fertile farms of
New Jersey difficult understand how the differences of
climate and give rise such different effects in
the vest Possibly the Bureau of Mines will speak with author
ty when opportunity has been afforded for the necessary
researches Mining and Scientific Press.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
EDITORIAL COM MENT
SHELTER LEGISLATION NEEDED.

Two prominent features of interest in the mining world
just how may the coal of Alaska developed
and how smeers continue exist in settled districts
The rejection of the Cunningham claims followed naturally
from the law and the evidence and public approves
But the prevention of illegal develop Alaskan
enough What urgently needed
constructive legislation which will permit development Of
industry the Pacific of America Fueo has its place
which it fills exceently but all the needs of
fuel consumers and cheap and copous supply good
will aid the development of every other industry without
ing that of oil production The development of small claims
into producing mines feasible Legislation which will
allow the Development of the coal Alaska is
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCkHOLD'
Frs MEETING.

Office of the Park Copper & Gold Mining
Company, Limited, Wallace, Idaho
July 20, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Park
Copper 4 Gold Mining Company, Lin
tied, will be held at the Office Of the COM
pany, to-wit: GIG Cedar street, Wallace
Idaho, on the 22nd day Of August, A. u
1911, at 7:30 p. M, for the purpose OF
electing a board of directors to serve iol
the ensuing year and for the TRANSACTION
Of any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
NELLIE j. STOCKBRIDGE,
Secretary.
July 20-Aug. II.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

Office Of the Horseshoe Mining Company,
Mullan, Idaho, July "a, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Horse
shoe Mining Company, will be held at the
Office of the company in Mullan, Idaho,
on Tuesday, the Sth day Of August, 1911,
for the purpose of electing board OF dl,
rectors to serve for the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF such other business
40 A' P.J. SCOLES,
Secretary.
July 27-Aug 10.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03

1t Is not the intention to send
THE MINER to any person whose
subscription has expired. If you
are receiving the paper and are
in arrears please remit promptly
to avoid missing any issue. The
subscription price is 81 per annum
The Washington times., 1911-07-30
HERDIC LINES NAIVE THREAT
TO QUIT.

With a timeliness which is not above
suspicion, the officers ef the Metropoli-
tan Coach Company express the fear
that they will be compelled to go out
of business if the proposed measure is
passed, comforting upon the Commits
sioners the power of regulating what
is courteously called the herdic service
in the District.
This "fear" does not create the con-
sternation on the part of the people
of the District which the herdic- off
cials probably counted upon. There is
not the slightest danger that the Met
ropolitan Coach Company, whose service
is a farce, will 60 out of business I'M
less it succeeds in the meantime in un-
loading its franchise on some one else
at a very advantageous figure, which
has long been suspected as the purpose
which that organization has in view.
1t is quite certain that the company
might as well go out of business as
to persist in maintaining a wheeling,
numbering rattletrap, whose only sched-
ule is that it goes when it pleases and
comes when it can. The vehicle COM
monty alluded to as herdic should
have been condemned as a common nui-
sance long ago, and put out of business,
together with the company which op-
crates it, unless it gives the people of
the District the service to which they
are entitled
The naive threat to go out of busi-
ness smacks of an impudence which
would be exasperating if it were not
almost sublime. The bill in question
should be passed without the slightest
delay and a herdic system established
which would be credit to the District.
That it would be a profitable business
investment, if it were operated with
any degree of consideration for the
travelling public, is self-evident. The
Metropolitan Coach Company has al
The Washington times., 1911-07-30
THE LANDLADY REJOICES IN
SCHEDULE X.

1t is a proverb in Florida that the
natives live on fish in summer and
Yankees in winter" The appositeness
of the quotation to the boarding house
situation in Washington and it's rela-
tion to the extra session of Congress
should not be too strictly construed,
and yet it is impossible not to see the
smile of satisfaction which overspreads
the face of the landlady as events make
an early adjournment less probable.
One would not naturally expect the
hardworking little woman who receives
paying guests to take an absorbing in
terest in schedule K. The complexities
of the wool schedule, on the face of
things, would mean far less to her than
the luctuation in the price of prunes.
And yet an auroral smile lit up her
countenance when she read that the
Democrats and insurgent Republicans
in the House, by putting through a
wool bill, had vitalized Congress all
over again and dissipated any pros
poets that the jaded statesmen would
soon retire to their own vine and fig
tree. The probable course to be pur
sued by Senator La Toilette and by the
President is interviewer with the price
of string beans and potatoes.
In every community there is a large
proportion of wayfarers who have to
content themselves with such home
comforts as a typical boarding house
affords, but this is true in a notable
degree here in Washington where Con-
gress and the legislative camp-followers
form so large a part of the seasonal
population. Ill-natured people have
contended that the scale of prices is
regulated on the basis of fall the traffic
will bear" during normal term of a
few months. If by reason of strength
the session should be continued into
the summer and then perilously near
the fall, the same level of prices is
maintained, with due gratitude to Prov
idence and the chickering's on the hill.
The developments of the past few
days have made new cast of counte-
nance conspicuous on the Avenue. Sur
mounting a portly and tidy figure, it
is known as the boarding house smile.
Schedule K may be as full of mystery
as one of her own breakfast dishes, but
whatever it may be, Mrs. Jones is in
favor of it, so long as it serves as a
summer anchor.