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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22
Rral G5tatc For Rfnt

a NICE NEW STORE ON NORTH
second street between Leigh and
JACKSON Streets. $3.50 per month.
1 VI; ~ hitAI.NToN. Agent, No. liz
WILL SCBi.ET ROOM on SECOND
moor Travellers Building pric. s15
per month. Address Il o0s. care
Times Dispatch.
HOUSE IN ASHLAND, LARGE SHADY
49,, ~ taucru icL1 TO desirable ten
patch. us
fSt RENT. STORE. NEAR FIRST
,,inrhet, me stand for city ana coun-
Ky trade. Address L AZ, care. Times
Dispatch.
lis SOUTH FOURTH. SEVEN ROOMS.
100 ASHLAND, FOUR ROOMS. $3.50.
l2c2 ASHLAND. -FOUR ROOMS ,,.5o
CRENSiiAW Il RIcKS.
AZ uNENpIRED LEASE. FIRST
VII "par,ment of five rooms; hot
& KEl:GAN. 49, 's'' street SHEA
FOX RENT. AN uNENPIRED LEASE:
~, - tWciv.-toom house. opposite
,,, 9,oe iark. iu,niSacd or unfur-
biSpatch
F3t Rent, BRICK STABLE NEAR
i."inhardy and Main. Accommodate
- =, IT, 10 team. MooREFIIi.D 4
---.1--A y /. 20 North Eighth Street.
FOR RENT. LARGE CENTRALLY I0-
Gated corner building. suitable for a
clubhouse X 9o.. care Times. Dis
SIG MONTHLY WILL RENT UPPER
~ 81 !"ur rooms: with all convr-
IiVAN {: 90. ''''' Ci--
For RENT. ~ T1J.SI7.1~-I,Ip, :, 49,
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liral estate Grrbange

WILL TRADE 81 ACRES. ABOUT TWO
miles west Of new Richmond College
for modern West End home. Give
iuli particulars. OWNER, T.
f33. care Times Dispatch.
WILL EXCHANGE \ NICE, LITTLE
farm Of twenty-five acres on Seven
l'iucs car line. Tor city property. Not
- exceed $500 value. Il 90l. caro-
Times DiSpatch
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PERSONALS

HUMAN HAIR RouGIIT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. .09 North Third st.
WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT w.
IL. Cowardins Sons prices on watch
and icwclrE work are the lowest
in town: satisfaction is guaranteed.
1915 East Main street
LADIES STRAW HATS RESlIAPF.D
Spring shapes are now ready for
your inspection. Why walt? Bring
your hats now. Mems hats fixed mn
for spring. NERRA HAT WORKS.
2ll North First street. Phone Mon
roc 800.
PERSONAL. GET WISE READ
Sexual knowledge" by noted author,
only book like II, rrplctc with i'm
plain wrappcr. short time onlv' 81
IAItTON-BABCOCk CO, 1890 Brush
street, Detroit, Mich.
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Fol; SALE

ONE OF THE FINEST SPRING; PROP
critics near l;ichmond. containing %
acres; good house and outbuildincs:
only four miles from city. owner
VIII consider an exchange for civ
property.
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MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE OK
Grove Avenue. in 3700 block; large
lot. y beautiful home Price, $500
on good terms.
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j2ottrfs
SPECIAL NOTICE

sI'LCIAL NOTICE.
~ opr,t,p ~, .-.-,r-.,...-
NJ ~, -, - 80 iiM3pAI. OUR
laya rs',,'4s.I ptvS ttc business We
~, t.'o"csS" '.E store win the
,,i,i, ..t'Sl ,.sas, ana We can say
To none its Kind anywherc. NJ
invite the public - cali ana inspe,t
our new stock and store. 4 r.
GENTRY, 5US West Broad pho,,.
-V"!.
ipitSES OF ALL Is INDS FOR HIRE
by day or month. also seven or eight
good work horses for sale chc;,n
10 quick buyer. AUDITORIUM
STABLES. 20" block West cary, rear
OF CITY Auditorium. Phone Madison,
ollCf.-BEFoii. HAVING YOUR
For' car painted, let me give you ia!
estimate. IL Il. LANCE 10 ana i.
South Madison.
HAVE Yoi-E WORK. D0It, i,y nm.
:. - " 'ANN l'ONi L. IA III T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

ATTRACTIVE AND LI1-PI.IT.T
house In Highland Park. occupied AZ
residence BY owner. who is leaving
city. Must be sold. 1911 First Ave-
nue.. Phone Madison 4so9-L
FOR SALE. WELL NINE.
room house, with lease, close i'm
Rent reasonable. Address c. 522, care
Times Dispatch.
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" \ NTED. ASSISTANT MANAGER
Must buy ten shares stock, $500 each
Good SALARY. Address EoN 755. Rich
mond, Va.
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al ACRES IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY
on Tine road. only five miles from
railway, Good house and outbuild-
lncs. all in good condition. Price.
$4,000. one-fourth cash. we con
slider this farm an exceptional bar
gain 1T price.
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I'YRENE FIRE kxTIN6uISiif:R4
ior Factory. home ald general use
Can Monroe 3. or write i;ox is
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would he glad to show them. Il. y.
S,E rn,,a' corner Second and Leigh
7sraI c1ct,1e for ,sent
~ >----- ,.op p,,xr ~-~-~~-
~
1892 JAMES STREET. FOUR ROOMS;
,,,c ,,,..,, --..
rooms Sl'o year.
100 ''o''''' F'oV S'''''
ara cct,rtt p,>ngr.,, e,.-,.,
'''' ''''''s' S4oO Eea''
1904 THIRD AVENUE, JiTcJIA<D
-, ,,o...
40 MOSS SIDE AVENUE GINTEI;
year
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PERSONALS

THE FAMILY OF TIL: LATE. FRANK
u. DNcill desire to extend their sim
ccre and heartfelt gratitude To
friends who so generously extended
their sympathy and aid at tho time
@: his death.
WE ARE PUTTING Up ARAGoN PEA
nut butter IN two-pound cans Ask
Your grocer the price. See how
much YOU can save.
Srliil.l.LA CORSET SHOP. pr EAST
Grace. Mrs. CoRHEIIA MOORE.
Manager.
coFFEE. COFFEE. Coffee.
FLAVOR. STRENGTH. AROMA AND
economy all combined in Aragon
brand.
FIiNATE IYlNG-lS HOME; SKILLED
medical service. Box aGD. CIV
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Ellt5 Fur Nent

rooms and bath for only SO can
any day after l.. NJ. 22ll West
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KoDnl5 Illantro

MEDIUM SIZED ROOM. FIRST on,
second floor. with gas and water. for
use as laboratory and light Iuauurac-
to l.. %. BOX iOit
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FIFTY ACRES. NEAR SHORT PUMP.
ninc-room house and outbuildincs.
twenty-five acres cleared and in cul-
tivation. Price, 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

EXCHANGE SEVERAL TIEI: FARMS
and suburban homes ~ real value.
only. What have YOU?
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i HOME OF SIX OR SEVEN ROOMS
$onth - Main, between Belvidere
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.,lei,s' Sjnall h9i9e on Church hin.
tiou. '-''V'' - "'i'e sec
Il HOME OF SIX or SEVEN poo,,c
south 81 Main. between I,al,.iGmr'.
and Randolph
,,,,,t.
I,ro..s' c"i, NaJly located or north Of
iF"aa ana cast OF Eighth
e9,tr ,,o,,,
ana Norwood DON ~ iiHi'ii
4 HOME cF SEWN on t>rf.r.r
rooms, nortn NJ Main. between Io,,,
hardy and Robinson. on whicb !,
hinal nrlck house VIII be accepted
- F"'' b"! "4""l
+, tf,,,t, 49,.
-, H. ~ - ~ EIGHT ROOMS.
g.i,' 49,. w N<'iH' between Ihird and
{, v-t..-. t.>., ,,--.,-
500 and $4,000. v i-i'' co.
! HOME oN CHURCH mn. I-poN
Sl,o0v t. $4,000
~, ithN y. ANYTHING THAT
" ''''' 80 ~ promptly
Nrcc,tf-pt r,,-r>-rI,,,.-
- : = - : ~ i''it = ~ LoR GO.
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
20 r%cs" 70 l. III MILLER q
W y ~ 10. VIRGINIA FARMS OF ALI
S"eS Write. or come see kUFFlN <
SLOAN, Io1 East Main street
LIST Yol,t FARMS WITH =. roy
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~ SECOND FLOOR or TWO BED
rooms. sitting room and bath room.
large and comfortably furnished, OF,
Franklin street. near tho Jefferson
II 90. carc Timcs bspntch
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I,i,.,,. It,,,r,,.- ,,a- "
.o.1e 1,.'t' =. 100
WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING
Finest work. low prices vii, save
You money on each job Take old
"il..rs,, i,nG new we NY 4.a s9id
broad. Riehim"nd' =
poultry, Dft3 ann Rtbe stock
TRANSFER COMPANY HAVING No
further use for their mules. must
sell sig good. big young mules This
stock Is right out of hard work; viii
suit amy business use or farm pur-
poses. They are all IN nnc condition.
one pair VIII weigh 1000 pounds:
price. s225. Two Weighing $500
pounds: price, $500. Two weighinl;
.i25 pounds: price. 1915 VIII guar
aht.e tines, mules 10 work any place
-, M,ti 49, mem h"Sk ana re.
XII. ,:Sp 1"i -, ~ -, 3h DC seen 70
Tenth street.
i,1,,,
,.n, h-,,.,,,.- W Ill ~ EAI TN na
pounds. eight years ola and safe for
lady 10 drive. Having bought auto
mobile have no further use for
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BEAuTTFuL MOUNTAIN HOME For
sal" .! rent.
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y FIRE THAT PYPESE
Fire Ext!nguishcrs cannot put out.
See GRiGG. Monroe ~, OF write
Box SS
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fS,s RENT. STORE. NEAR FIRST
Market, line stand for citY ana ca,,,,
~ uadc. Address l. AZ. care Times
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HANDSOME ESTATES on UPPER
and lower James Klvcr.
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WANTED. TO BUY FOk CASH.
household goods in any uuantItv
Phone Madison 1851
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Soarn lllanteu

GENTLEMAN EXPECTING TO I,o,.
sate In Richmond. would like To get
hoard anu room with a private fam
ily in the better section III Rim
inond, either in private residence or
apartment house; desiring to ,noya
IN about April 3; while charges r1IIst
DE within reason, comfortable AMI
modern quarters are the main con
Si,aeIation Address Room $50 Muir
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. ACRES. TWO AND ONE-HALI
miles Of station. north of Hich,moid;
BOO fruit trees. wcll. bold strcaula
and river that affords fine fishing,
all fenced; new dwelling. six rooms,
tin roof shade; n"~ barn, forty feet.
"th.r outhouS"S. owner claims this
property contains 100 acres and viii
surIcy. Si.nOO.
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autpnlobile5 for SALE

USED AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS ~>..
seven passenger Winton a. Palmer
singer. nve passenger Palmer Sing
er. Mitchell. Buick. Maxwell Stude-
baker, Hudson, Chalmers and l,ian-
ders; light delivery wagon These
cars have been thoroughly over
hauied, and are in iirst-class coudi-
tion. demonstration gladly given.
Nrite to day for bargain prices.
JAMES II. MASON. Io2icr Distribu-
tor; office, 51G Peoples national Ii",,i-
Bulldltg. I.ynchhurg. Va.
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.vliEN YOC COME TO RICHMOND
stop ut 1000 East Clay Street. whero
You can get Il nice, clean room for
5ec. Meals served In old Virginia
stylc
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poultry, peto ano Rtne stock

TRANSFER COMPANY HAVING 40
further use for their mules. must
sell six good. big young mules. This
stock Is right out 81 hard work; VIII
SUIT any business use farm pur-
poses. They are all In fine condition.
On" pair VIII weigh 1000 pounds:
price. s225. Two Weighing .;5oo
@.i25 pounds: price. 1915. WIN guar
tntcc these mules TO work any place.
II not. VIII take them back and re
fund your money. can be seen ut
MIR. cRUILS STABLE, No. IS South
Ienlh Strict
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STUART AVENUE. EAST OF ROBIN
son Street, SIS.
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keal G5tate lllantfn

WE NEED For I,,tt,;bII 81;
clients. 4 small home on Church IIiIl
around 5000 To Sl,i0o. in white soc,
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bright. COMFORTABLE ROOM.
with excellent table board; convent
cut location. Reasonable rates. I04
North Fifth street.
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IL,
COFFEE. COFFEE. COFFEE.
FLAVOR. STRENGTH. AROMA AND
economy all combined in Aragon
bfahd.
PRIVATE LYlNG-l& HOME; SKILLED
Lnc1le..l s.ryle. Box 900. CITY.
lGlanleo
WANTED 800 OLD FEATHER REDS
tno chickcn). ami old-tiinc furniture.
on'-oi. town parties send small sam
per pound. Write IN" what you hny.
IN antiqucs--anyth!ne old L. X
BEARD Wholesale Deal II, Feath-
crs and Antiques. - west Main
street. Richmond.
va NTED, TO BUY FOR CASH.
Phone Mndison 1851
WANTED. 4 FIRE THAT pYRENB
See GIiGG. Monroe ~ OF write
WASTED. assistant MANAGER
Must buy ton shares stock. 500 each
Good SALARY. Address Eox 755 Rich
mond Va.
rf ia1 Sd:,or2 FIRE ha,,,. E .;>J
Can Monroe -. OF write 'iox Isl
WANTED. 10 BUY CITY PETERS
burg . per cent bonds maturing list
July l2l state amount ana price
PETERSBURG, Va.
YOU CAN OBTAIN 4 IL PER GENT
reduction in Your automobile inaur-
49, I.,.,c DS ,.,Iaipn.iiS $opf car WIZ a
10" IS OF write Box IS
WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT a.
III! cowardin's sons prices OH watch
ard je"eity work are the lowest in
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seventh street
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200 ACRES FOR $500. FIFTEEN
miles north Of Richmond: 100 acros
cleared and cultivated. spring and
bold stream. new dwelling, nva
rooms. barn, poultry house. corn crib.
Terms on this bargain is ouc-half
cash.
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INN. HAMPTON ROADS
countr: and scashore combined with
city ConvtrlenccS. Send for litcra-
,ure. MISSES TABB, Boulevard Inn.
lIA,nntnn- Va
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Otter Lots OF Lots at Lots Below
Market Price.
STUART AVENUE. EAST OF ROBIN
son street, SIS.
MAIN STREET. NEAR ALLEN AVE
nue.. $50.
CHOICE CORNER FACING BESE-
KENsINGroN AVENUE, CORNER.
one square from Battle Abbey. $50.
BOULEVARD CORNER. RIGHT AT
Battle Abbey. $l35.
BOULEVARD CORNER. NEAR THE
CARY STREET. NEAR ALLEN AVE
nue., s35.
GROVE AVENUE. NEAR MULBERRY
FRANKLIN STREET WEST OF
boulevard. near car line. $40.
MO UMENT AVENUE CORNER,
near car line. 1T special induccment.
MoOREi'IELD & BLAKE,
- North Eighth street.
ZlMMERMANN & 90.
200 ACRES FOR $500. FIFTEEN
miles NORTH, Of Richmond: 100 acr"s
,!Sarea anu cultivated, spring ANA
, n"iu "it"an, NV evening, ny"
Terms on this bargain is ouc-hali
cash.
60 ACRES. TWO AND ONE-HAI.t
niles ot station. north Of itichm"nd;
Duc irnit tres. %e! hold str"ana
~ rlNcr lhtt 'si"rns me hshihs,
~ l"nsea; NV nW"inhs, SIX rooms,
'lt r"oi, sh;iae' ne" BARN, ioity fcct.
otH.r outhouS"S. owner claims this
property contains 100 acres ana viii
on ASHLAND ELECTRIC LINE. STOP
on property: elegant lv"-ro dwell.
ing. with closets, outhouses; three
acres land; som. wood. Anc neigh
bo!houd, Sl,9a0
80 ACRES, CLOSE TO STATION,
twenty rooms, two baths, Eae light.
running water IN each room, Two
cottages, tenant house and outbuild-
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kral estate for Sale

MOOREWIELD 81 BLAKE
Oftcr Lots OF Lots at Lots Below
Market Price.
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lLtallleo

WA MED. 500 OLD FEATHER BEDS
G!o chickcn). ami old-tiinc furniture.
out-o!-town parties send small sam
Plies OF feathers in letter for prices
per pound. Write IN" what you have
In MISUNDERSTANDING old j. X
BEARD. Wholesale Dealer in Feath
crs and Antiques. 10 West Main
street Richmond
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i. i. CONNOLLY & co.

i. y. CONNOLLY & co.
WILL SELL Al SACRIFICE. OR EN-
change. tcn-room detached Residence
on Floyd, near Harrison, for good
renting property; owner leaving citv:
must sell at once. Address ID 40S,
care Times Dispatch
HEIGHTS LOTS FOR
sale on easy terms. from 81 to 81
per foot: size 50xl5o. Let us show
YOU what we have before buying
elsew here. w T. ST III A NJ l. II q <
HEIGHTS CO. INC. 1913 East Main.
Street, Phone Monroe 26iS.
WILL EXCHANGE MODERN WEST
hampton residence. with large lot.
near tho club. and within short dis
iancc of car line. for dwelling In
Leo Ward. Possession can be given
ut once. Address ID AIS, caro- Times
Dispatch.
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Boarding

FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS. vAPoR
heat. private oath and excellent
cuisine furnished 10 permanent and
Transient hoardcrs At MRS. HORACE
equipped house. 200 East Franklin
Street Table boarders n speciality.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23
FAULTY LAND LAWS.

THE defects in the land laws that pointed out by Surveyor
 General Davidson should be given careful consideration
 Gen. Davidson, speaking from knowledge gained of ence the laws eserng from entry 80 rods be- all appropriations of lands along all navgabe waters in Alaska retadng the development and settlement of the Ter rtory and really serving the interests of those who would nopoz front of the towns Gen. Dayidsons letter the Secretary of the Interior which pub Empire yesterday the clearly that further comment is hardly necessary
 legislation that Gen. Davidson complains of is in line with much legislation that has been worked off Alaska
 part of the reseryecreatng policy which whhods re- from development for fear that they might be improperly used negative legislation It of that policy that would nothing something might not be done right It the opposite of constructive legislation It ties miles miles of the lands of Alaska that suitable for agricultural and mineral and industrial purposes in order to prevent monoo izaton the front of ownsite here and there.
 The situation that clearly demonstrates the need for cooperation by State and Territory with the National men in the management of the public domain and the natural sources demands of Secretary Lanes suggested treaty agreements"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23
FOES AND FRIENDS.

HE death of Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner recalls the
 peculiarly friendship that existed from boyhood old
 age between him and Ulysses S. Grant notwithstanding that their lives at times far different channels They cOneS West Point They friends in the old army and fought side by side Mexico They different sides in the between the States but friends again after the conflict and Grant Nations hero and Buc1ner simply vvor of the Lost Cause"
 History has finer story to tell than of that enacted at Mount McGgo nearly three decades ago when Grant vocess and dying embraced by his boyhood friend Bucne always American and always patriot and both wept despite their and their hono The story of that meeting at when sectional feeling still hgh and the yet political issue had soothing effect both North and South and contributed little to the better understanding that followed
 Buckner born in 1S23 year later than Grant He graduated 1844 again year later than Grant Young off, in the Mexican they both gained distinction and they foes fourteen years later Doneson where abandoned make unconditional surrender against which he protested in vehement language
 This equalization gave Grant fame. 1t humiaed Buckner and made him prisoner As the custom at that time Buck exchanged and resumed his command becoming eventual Lieutenant General serving such during further years of hard fighting Grant went Shiloh Vcksburg Chattanooga the Wilderness Appomatto the Presidency and undyng glory Buckner Louisiana 865 rendered and went home to Kentucky first to face broken fortunes but later to become Gov be respected by his felowmen sections hostile to his cordial relations with his who in his r most the last of his time
 The last years of Gen. Buckner's public life were ouded by his refusal abide by the will of his party 1896 when he accepted the nomination for yceresdent the gold Democratic ticket However he lived long enough for that to be forgiven by his neghbor and friends who know that in that all the important things his life he obeyed the dictates of his conscience.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23
SIGNIFICANCE OF FIGHT ON BRYAN.

THE dispatches tell that the bg interests" keeping
 up their fight Bryan If this is true twill be accepted
 by the people evidence of lack of good faith in the show ing of acceptance the order things that being made by the big of Gotham Bryan has been the leader the that reaching its ution the Wilson admnistra on The low tariff law the currency law and the proposed trust regulation legislation all along lines that surveyed and marked by the Nbrakan during the that inter- vened between the selection of him the leader of his party and his selection by the President the chief position in his Cab net He is properly nearly associated the public mind with Wilson the work that being done by the administration than other They regarded the master minds of the new government.
 The people will be nearly inclined to accept good faith the professions of friendship that from those spite of whom the Wilson policies being worked out when they fighting Bryan Until that time there will be disposition to scrutinze their words and deeds with great
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23
ATHLETIC CLUB DANCE
 WAS GREAT SUCCESS

The Juneau Athletic clubs regular weekly dance given in Elks' hall last night called out the largest crowd since the dances were inaugurated. It was the most successful affair that has yet been attempted by the organ ization and demonstrates that these dances are growing very popular. The Juneau orchestra, under the leadership of Prof. Sumpf, dlscoursed music that has not been excelled on Gastineau channel and it was thoroughly appre- ciated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23
ALASKAN HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals are.registered at the Alaskan Hotel:
 J. w. Barker. M. Woods, H. B. Gas sies, w. B. stratton, Geo. R. Shotter, H. Plan, J. H. Montgomery, E. M. Me Witty, J. Fitzgerald, c. B. Williams and wife, W. H. Bogle. c. J. Alexander, Bruce c. Shorts. J. c. Wickersham, H. B. Wallace, Seattle; w. G. Lynch Proctor. Minn.; J. Edwards and wife Hoonah; w. K. Zott and wife, city; Victor Scott, Cordova; Billy Smith, San Francisco; Frank Kunz, St. Paul.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23
LEON FREEMAN,
 GEO. NJ. SIMPKINS.
In the commlssloner's (Exotfielo Pro bate) Court for the District of Alaska, Division No. 1, Ju-
 neau Precinct.
In the Matter of thfe Estate of John S,
 Scatter, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the final account of the Administration of the estate of John S. Scatter, de- ceased, has been rendered to the above entitled court for settlement, and that Saturday the 14th day of March. 1914. at ten o'clock a. m., has been duly ap- pointed by said court for the settle ment thereof, at which time any per son interested in said estate may ap- pear and file his exception, if any he has to the same.
 Witness my hand and official seal this 10th day of January, 1914.
 (SeaD JOHN B. MARSHALL,
 U. s. Commissioner and Ex-
 officio Probate Judge. First publication, January 12. 1914, Last Publication, March 13, 1914.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No tice is hereby given that on January IT. 1914, the firm of Simpkins & Frei- man was dissolved by mutual agree ment, George NJ. Simpkins retiring from the said firm; and that all bills, notes and accounts due and payable, or which may hereafter become due and payable, by said firm will be paid by Leon Freiman; and that all bills and accounts due and owing to said firm shall be paid to said Leon Frei' man.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, January 19, 1914.
 LEON FREEMAN,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23

Good board and rooms by the day, week or month. Rates reasonable. St! George House. formerly the Simpson hoHpital. 10-a.ts
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23

About time that Mayor Coer that he would be candidate for reelection the people of Seattle seemed afraid that there would be succeed him. However like the Biblical the politicians of that city scented the bat tie from aar and there ten of them fighting francay for the job.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23
ROYAL FRUIT CO.,, SEWARD ST,

Wholesale and retail fruit dealers. Free delivery. Phone 2So. 1.22-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23

An aviator made record yesterday when Hamilton died a natural death
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-23

Swedish mining man. experienced in all kinds of worG. wishes any kind of job quick; best references as to hand ling of large crews of men, etc, Add K. Daily Empire. 1.22.3t.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09

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