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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-16
THE SENATE

The Senate was in session for about
an hour and quarter yesterday, and
! but for the unexpected--the invita-
ton of the House to have the Senate
( meet in joint session, the Wenden-
burg resolution, dealing with the Al
/ legged under-assessmen OF the pro-
peFty of the railroads of the State,
would have come up.
The patron OF the resolution and
its opponents were ready TO admins
ter verbal castIgations upon each
other and to express their views on
the subject in the main.
The junior senator from Richmond
had called the resolution up for con-
sideration and debate, and Senator
Trinkie had arisen to offer an amend
ment, when Senator Strobe called at
teution to the fact that 1t was nearly
time (at 1890 o'ciock) to go over to
the House of Delegates for the Joint
session, saying that If the gentlemen
persisted In their efforts to get the
resolution up he would consume the
entire time in discussing some other
matter
Then the WendenburR resolution
was allowed to go over.
Prohibition Bill To-day.
To-day at 1890 O'Clock the prohibit
ton bill win make its appearance as
theme for discussion The Senate
has fixed the time designated as the
special order for the consideration Of
the measure. which embraces sixty
one printed pages. There are many
and varied amendments. but in The
main the bill Is as II was printed in
The Virginian some days ago. The
amendments made have been with
the approval Of tho Anu-Galoon
League OF Virginia. the chairman Of
the Legislative Committee, DIR. James
Cannon having attended all the scs-
sons OF the Moral and Social Wei
fare Committee when the subject was
discussed.
lust how long the Senate Will re-
quire 10 consider the measure romans
for the opponeuts--if there are any
to determine. The majority is about
ready 10 vote on tho bill at this. time
after 1t has been read as required by
the Constitution. and they are ready to
vote for IL az 1t stands. Not more than
one day viii he required for dispnsing
OF tho bin SO far as the prohibition
ists are concerned
Then the "Ouster'' BilI.
The next bill to be disposed of af-
ter the prohibition bill has been pass
ed and sent over to tho House will
be the custer bill. That Is declared
to be a companion bill to the pro-
bill. and the success of the
prohibition bill will be largely de-
pendent on the active cooperation Of
the officers of the State. Under the
terms OF the Custer bill any Off
Ger, at any place, who shall neglect
or fail to discharge any and every
duty imposed on him by the provis-
ions OF the prohibition bill will be
subject 70 removal or 'ousting' at
short notice. That sill will be passed
along with the prohibition bin. he
ing made the special order Immediate
t. after the prohibition bill
For the Coordinate College.
Senator Early. the champion of the
college biS. made a mo-
ton To have the coordinate college
bill made the special and continuing
order for February 22 at 12.3G o'cfock.
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bar OF quaiffied voters.
House joint resolutions BY Mr.. Brown
of Roanoke, providing for the appoint.
ment Of a commission composed Of
the State Highway Commissioner
three members of the Senate and -four
of the House 20 make a study OF road
laws and road systems and TO report
it's findings at the next session Of the
General Assembly.
Resolutions lost were:
BY Mr.. Gordon. OF Louisa, for the
election of judges by the people.
BY Mr. White, OF Rockbridge. for
annual sessions of the General AS
sembly. ,-.....,. ,e,... ,~.-~
BY Mr.. Cornett, of Grayson. for per-
hitting constitutional amendments to
be made within four years. by sub
mission to the people after first pas
sage by the General Assembly be-
fore the next session of the Legisla-
ture enacts the amendment.
House bill 40, concerning the town
OF Lexington. was returned by the
Governor that It might be amended
before he gave 1t his approval. The
bill was amended.
At 1890 O'Clock the House and
Senate went into joint session in the
hall of the House, and hes&d Gov
ernor Stuart's taxation address.
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| Virginia, AZ heretofore amended. IN
relation to care and eiots- ng OF con-
yicts. = -.
TO the Committee on Counties. Cites
and Towns:
BY Mr.. prown--A bill TO amend and
re-enact section s25 of the Code ~
Virginia. as amended by an act ap-
proved March g., 1903. and as tutther
amended by an act approved FEBRUARY
Is, 1910.
BY Mr.. Wright, of Isle of Wight--A
bill to amend and re-enact' section
2046 of the Code of Virginia. Ss'' ~
amended by an act of, the denerat
Assembly, approved December
1908, entitled an act to amend ana
re-enact section 204S of the Code on
1887, as amended by act of the Cen
eral Assembly. approved February 20,
1896. as amended by an act approved
March Z, 1900, so as to provide how
the present existing fence law in any
county magisterial district or select
ed portion of any county other than
such az now have no fence law, may
be changed by the board of super
visors OF such county approved Marca
13. 1912.
BY Messrs Cousins and Cox--A bill
regulating the recordation of plats
of the division or subdivision of tracts
of land into lots. streets and alleys, "
ing In any county and within three
miles Of the limits OF any city or
town.
To the Committee on Labor and the
Poor:
BY Messrs Murray and Russell---A
bill to amend and re-enact ehaptef
sol of the Acts of 1908. requiring the
employment of children in certain eng
ployment. approved March 1s. 1905.
as amended by chapter 500 of the Acts
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March ~. 1si1.
To authorize the director OF the leg
isiativs references bureau TO employ q
sufficient number of clerical assistants
TO perform the work of the bureau
and the stenographic and clerical work
Of the members OF the General As
ssmbiy during the present Legislative
session and TO purchase codes, acts.
journals, fies and other books and
equipment for the purposes and for
the purpose of supplen,euting the for
mer appropriation for salaries and ex-
penses in connection with said bu-
reau for the Acurrent fiscal year
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The fact that e was washinwton's
birthday may or may not have been
factor in fixing the date. but the
bill comes up on that anniversary.
will the Senate OF Virginia sit on
washin toms birthday" asked sena-
tor Andrews. addressing the president
of the Senate.
The chair Is unable TO answer that
question" replied Mr.. Ellyson. The
Senate viii determine that matter"
The motion WAS adopted. and one
week from yesterday the bill will he
taken up and the matter will lie de-
cided. IT is believed before the usual
hour for adjournment az o'clock.
Emergency Bill Passed.
Among the bills passed was one Of
fered by Senators Mapp and Garrett.
the latter chairman OF the Finance
Committee, authorizing the director of
the legislative reference bureau to pro-
vide the necessary clerical and steno-
graphic force to take care of the work
that is pressing that office, the mem
bers making heavy demands on the
department at all times. and working
the force many hours of the day and
night The Senate took up the blu
and agreed to 1t by unanimous vote.
Ii now goes to the House.
Bills Arc Shrinking Up.
There were only five bills intro
duced in the Senate yesterday. The
last day for the presentation of bills
is next Friday. and after that time
the possibility OF any other than fl
nancial. or private bills getting to the
hopper are remote, very remote. The
committee calendars are now filled al
most TO OVERLOOKING with bills, and
A. H.. H.. a.
to dispose of the matters which have
been sent to them for consideration
There are many matters which will
die in the committee. and 1t Is not dis
closing a State secret to say that
many of the measures introduced are
intended to die in the committee
rooms.
Senator Gravatt's primary election
bill is still sleeping the sleep of the
innocent in the Senate Committee on
and Elections, and efforts
TO get that measure to the floor Of
the Senate have not been rewarded
with that success which the effort de-
manded.
Bills Passed.
The following Senate bills were
taken from the calendar and passed,
being sent over to the House for
concurrence:
To amend and re-enact section IL
Of an act of the General Assembly of
Virginia. approved March 6, 1905, en-
titled an act to create the State con-
yict road force; to authorize the work
ing OF certain prisoners on the pub
lie roads of this State. providing for
the guarding. transportation. lodging,
feeding. clothing and medical attend
ance Of the State convict road force;
for an increase of the peni-
Tertiary guard not to exceed forty
five men; providing how county may
have the benefit of the labor of the
State convict road force, and appro-
priating money from the public treas
ury to carry the provisions of this act
into effect
To amend sections and Z of an
net entitled an act to provide for the
issuing of county bonds for permanent
road and bridge Improvement in the
OF the state, approved Feb |
ruary Is, 1910.
TO amend sections /, I, 9, 10 and / !
of an act entitled an act to provide |
for the issuing of county bonds for
road or bridge improve !
ment in the magistel al districts Of
the counties of the State. approved
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thas the probable income from suoi
source would be tsSs.S sec. senatol
ssrode viii probable introduce bill
today providing Ter such tax,
The bill viii fix the tax rate at on'
per cent on inheritsneOs ranging from
ss.eeo to $50. geo: At two per cont, from
$50. 8oe to }256.0oe. at three per cent
from s2seo00 10 81 eco, Geo, and at four
above Si,to0,oee
Cal for RedIstrirtinE.
IA bin expected to make Its APP
pearance IN tho House today or to-
morrow will call for redistrictlng OF
the State. giving a new apportion-
snnnt of representatives tn the Gem
rra1 Assembly. Though the Cnnstitu-
ton made mandatory such redistrict-
ing In is12 that session and the 1871
session slipped by without the man
Date being oheyed 1t s. expected
that the bill viii he offered by Nor
folk or Richmond patrons. possibly by
both, as Norfolk has called Tor larger
Representation and Richmond, last
night through the Board OF Alder
men adopted resolutions asking the
legislature 10 ve3is'rict The State.
No Bills were passed by the House
WNst ertfav thc morning being dcNOf-
Ell 10 action on resolutions. four OF
which were passed. three OF them
.ssrr,1pr ronst,tuf.ara} amendments.
sr1,ra., rorstlt.tfforal q 1lonan,ent reso-
s..s,~,,,, 80 toat tho,,qu two Of them.
80, .f A. 5sgr5c,, re- I.,tYlsa for the
-. -. r. ,.., -rsgoIe aud
-. =. ~ u.r,,s ~ nnrt,hr36ge
as ~ - -. ~ 49,. r.e,oraI AS
~. ~, ~. s- .,,,.9-as go ,,1,cs Mr.
:. -,f...,... ~. ,,e.-cr 40 20
-. - ~ 49,. 80 a. rhe
-; an Nti a. ,-,'r,'.t. or
Nlilro 20 oe lo91 ""7 '1 ~. ~, - ~
s.fa! sen q - .'''' '''S','' 80 no
snotte''''k ,". ~, ,'t. 49, 49,. -
fsNfne Taihg on t"e N.1Il@'i1 .'tt'ii ~
1snE o1t sup'''tS9''A 4" "'''
The LF#ls'a'"fe-
Resolutions Passed.
THE resolution OF Mr.. Price. of
Rtchmond. allowing the General As
rerably to enact Statewide compulsory
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HOUSE BILLS

The following bills were presented
in the House yesterday and referred
under Rule 81:
To the Committee on Asylums and
Prisons:
BY Mr.. Cook--A bill to amend and
re-enact Section 4124 of the Code of
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OF the mortgage TAX until tonisht
when the merchants license tax ques-
ton also will be taken up.
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from a final decree IN the cause. Re-
ferred 20 the Committee for Courts
OF Justice.
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Continued on Fifth Page.)
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
MAN ii.D---l>IsincsS.

CAPABLE uHn Of ~ with IL years prac-
teal experience. having sold has lease
wishes IL srcur" Eond hotel. Willing to
invest. Best references. Marriott no chill
dren. High Grade Richmond Times
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It'd WANTS
gents u line per Insertion

tASs5 fs"'s me ssF @@rs a.ss;on
II teIephon.d or, chars.d ., III. counter.
HUNS KID SssS SiiS S MSS Si;
Win 40 CHANGE Oh Cory
-1 RATE PER LINE.
Minimuin SPACE. tmo lines.
sCNDAY and : DAILY Insertions ~ cents
coAsLCurlN n insor,iona. ~ cents
i. Situations Wuntcd-AIale and Female.
! time DAILY Or suHDAI. cents i l!ne.
basis OF measurement Is soma aEata. II,
mo above rates cove. au ,ius.illca ttun,
@!"osihtution not Euaran<ecu aftrr l.. 81
StBSIAllOSS fUH I'D. WANT ADS
Fhc following iiin.s- Ii..atcn BRANCH OF.
;'.oa are ior the convenience VI IA. pubic.
sssuiar Office rates. "hi.n are given aUoye:
VEST Or tUUSHEE STREET.
Mess End tnar"sS Ss; i'1 w. Cary Street,
itoo..lson 81. 1'''
M M.I,,n, rha,mays. --.l iianoy.r Ave,
II J.. iioo",r Drug .stIiu. 10. ". Min =,
r, mi'sh,n Dius 60. iA. LViuuar;l, ..uu
s sVs y Htaa store Alien Ave ana Grace
i I. Il, !oh ,,na. p!ns CO. sz; " Main s.
i ,,,.: street Thar iuaty. IA ) iime 81.
81 AZ. Aay Il Llos.. LrUoa ave ana Ga,
,L4tr4u, Drug store. touah,v asa Bros.
EAST OF tousHEE STREET.
asr nsax ST n,sa "a an, i ys9Sd ST 81
SWAIN. NAN. Dias stofc. tttn an. md Marsisa hi
y: il. EDs sp.l y s.r,A r.nh St,
pshaiasoa Dras 's s;5in. ' III 81 .sYsea
7 ..r n chiarey. :. \ Alsn,vsn,n 81.
mh M,,;.r"so rnOr."4cy r"en,y- nrs, and
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FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
TO EXCHANGE LETTERS
pinns for High School puplis Of Dtr.
f"rcnt Countries {" Write Ia on.
iuotner BrinG Encouraged.


WASHINGTON. November i2--FE-
enlistment OF 4 system at exchanE-
iu- letters between American ana
foreign school children, earnestly AM.
ported b, Ambassador Eaur Ut ~.
geut,na. ard other diplomats. ,yaa
suggested to-day by the American
Peace society here in 4 lcttsc Ia IT,
school division. Already such i piau
Is under trial Nv the New Hampshire
division ar tho society, and itg ss,.
ccSSfIl wording out vii, no followed
~ Us institution on q broad scale ali
oyer the country.
Under ,no plan. high school punils
would be encouraged as part ~ ,ha!r
cours" TO prepare a reguitr letter III
stated intervals 10 another hi.h school
p9ril ia some South Amcrictu or Eu.
rnpcan country. The letters would h,
all co-ordinated. and IN some eases
where essential translated. ami then
delivered through Tho schools ue the
foreign country Core spondeuce
would Il" between individuals so tha,
the personal element would lie en-
teurigcd ~ much rs possthle.
The plan is believed - have vcry
great possibilities in furthcrjne h.
ternat'onal understanding ana good.
will. rs well as increasing the pupils
knowledge of language and breadth
Of outlook Ambassador Naon has
written that lie would br most
pleased To Co-op.ratc," and has agreed
to tranSlat" az many letters a. nossi-
bic for transmission 10 Argentina
1t the plan works out as expected.
the society will extend i, ius, az far
as possible. Cooperation OF American
diplomats will be- sought, with possibly
tile creation Of central distributing
and overseeing bureau. Tho results
20 far are said 10 he most satisfac-
| tory.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY ccMpANY.

SOUTHERN ltAll-W hI COMPANY.
New York, October -. 1916.
To the Stockholders Of Southern Rail 7
way Company:
NOTICE Is hereby given. that a gem
eral meeting Of the ;.tuckholdcrs Of
Southern Railway Company has been
called by the board Of directors and
Viii be held u, the principal office IF
ino company in Tie Times Dispatch
Building. III the ely OF Richmond. Va.
on FRIDAY. the 9TH day Of January
l?l7. IT i" o'clocH in the forenoon. for
shc purpose IF considering and taking
action concerning the creation Of u
mortgage upoi the railroads and o.hcr
prop.rty. securities and franchises OF
the company, To he designated the re-
funding AID Improvement mortgage.
and the Issue and sale of gold bond;
thereby secured. limited in amount to
S5U0uUU,u0o at any time outstaudlnC
TO be issued from time to time, In let
tered series. maturing on such dates
not later than october t. 1899, and
bearing interest at such rates as shall
be fixed by tho board OF directors with
respect to each series: and for the pur-
pose Of considering and taking all
such other or further action in respect
to the creation of said mortgage and
the issue and sale of said bonds ;ts may
come before the meeting, including ap-
proving the form and provisions of
said mortgage, approving n plan FOR
tho exchange 81 tho development and
general mortgage per cent bonds OF
the company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured by said refunding and
Improvement mortgage. and approving
All action taken by the board II direc-
tors in the premises. and for the pur-
pose OF iransacting such other business
rs lawfully and properly may be
brought before the meeting.
The transfer books Of both pre-.
ierrea and common stock will be closed
AZ o'clock l.. VI. on December d, 1916
anu VIII be reopcned at 10 o'clock a.
VI. on january L. 1917.
by order Of the Board of Directors
l.. ). WYNN
Secretary
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LADIES' TAILOR,
ENrEIRT H.lTTERS.
MISCELLANEOUS NoTIcE,

NOTHING BUT FLOORS
WE giohn, stain nua them. Dark floor.
nlad" light. William Johnson Ran !.
SLIP COVERS
MADE for furniture automobiles. etc. Jacob
CIn'auf. 1925 West Broar Street.
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GARRETT e. &c
AUCTION SALE
liy II. 10 CiIAFFIN x co. INC,
Real E.Stat. AuctipncprS

Il Il L ; 7 T.. Il AND COMMISSIONERS
SAIL; OF THAT CERTAIN TRACT
or LAND IN BERMUDA DISTRICT.
CiiESTl1RFlEI.D COUNTY, VA. LY-
1NG On EoTI SIDES or TIL; & A.
l.. RAILROAD. NEAR LYNCITS SID
ING. CONTAINING 1866 ACRES,
ACCORDING TO SURVEY. ABOUT
SEVEN MILES SOUTHEAST OF
. CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE
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~" IN, a. i, A Me-, 2, slightly used arsssers
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y. CARLTON McKENNEY.
SerretRry
ATLANTIC COAST L!Nn rAu.n

ATLANTIC '"hST L,NE hAiI.hOAb
Oh!re " the SECRETARY.
NOTICE Is hereby given mat tho regular
annual and .rGnerai meeting, of stoekl"'',
or. of tho Atlantic Coast Lin" Railroad
Company viii l." hclI st tho nniCc ~ tho
company: ~ Hyrd Street STATION IN tho
city Of RChm"ud, Va. on TUESDAY, the
list day az November. islS. at II O'Clock
a; Nj IhS tiansi1r hooks ~ IN" c";mpdny
3. o'clock T., NJ and viii lie rcopHned on
WcunchGay. November -. 1915. At 10 o'clock
\. NJ. II. l. RDRDEN.
Secretary.
Nov cmhnr I. lrif.
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LOST AND FOUND

LARGE collie dog with plate on collar
tCan not hc seen Well on account Of Tong
hairi. IL am Duke ~ Rothcsay and |
belong 10 Mrs Jonathan Bryan" Reward
II returned I" owner.
LOST. knppa Sigma Fraternity badge on
hEoad Street. Return 10 Times- Dispatch
hominy Swamp ana jefferson Garage
laoy's closed face gold watch. Reward IL
rcturncd TO Ill East Cary street.
LOST. black mare mule. blind In one eye.
Reward. Nga MeSI I'nrN
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MEETINGS
EchmonI, Va. Eoy. !. rare
notice Of MEETlNG OF STOCK

..r,,,. Nchn,,GnG. Va. Nov. I. lals.
NOTICE DF MEITlNt, OF STOCK
~ order nt tse board q Iircctnro a
Life insnr.noe G"mp"ny Of virginia viii
ns n.,n n,; ,,i ~" "!r" - y, .ninpamy, r"innr
Va on Mc'inestp.. November - laii =, 3
ing and acting gpon ~" hubIcct OF increa.,-
ing the capital st"rk 81 The COMPANY
stock. II auth "ri&c,i. s"S6,Vco and Tor tho
transaction of such other business as may
prnperlS come before said meeting.
Fhe above meeting is TO TAXI tho place
o.: tho one called for october ~. 1916. and
which not hold. because OF tn. a,lv.r-
tscriSnt being omitted from newspaper by
y. CARLTON McKENNEY
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y meeting uf l.ihcrtas Lodge so 9. An
r'"ni aud Accepted scottish Rite. win br
ac!d Tt-NlGilT al o'clock Transient
members cordially invited
JAMES VI. CLIFF S.,r,ttry
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FOR i,ilNT-Furni.nc1 uonscs

HOUSE utt Mr7t TgauIlin Street. !csirai1ir
i"rHiiHn. iW, -Watrr ilcu, wal ron' fun
nisacG - gni4rnlsh.a Phone Madison
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FOR observation-disclosures.

fOl SALE. orr PRESENT LARGE FoUN-
sos ToR Si.iI.i%t: OK: il iA%D Mil.
Lt:it X EitcAbS INC.
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WA NTf.D-ituuin,
BOARDING.

WASTED Hrst ;'ou' ~ basement H.,
StNth tnd N1tsnUll streets. 'og sturas
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WANTED. n good farm hand. white by
month or ycnr.. Apply Mt Ii. d. Gardner
caro- Il. II. Gardner. AS West Main street.
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FOR SAi.II-Anin;,Is

FOR sale p"digr,cd setter, we'll broke
go. This Is bargain. Address + f.
Tl.rcc. Wtsiwood. Hanover. Va.
FIFTEEN fresh COWS and 4prlnerrs oII,
Fairfax ANenuc. stop .. Petersburg Pike.
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..irt MON MISUNDERSTANDING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CALI. SiiHs Iva Stt4'iui for utla":rra,it.a'
ana practical nurses phyE, Madison SO
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Ri.P.iIIf SHOPS

V" w. l.tn ., al kinds Of furniture To- order
:, ,'t-, Htt,h .EtNi. CABINET worE. furniture
& -. J ~ hoRs Str".t Madison. 2ia1.
't .aisd!. fnrn,iHnrc raas :" %r,l.r, an
- t1-A- ! Y, East M"in Rnn'!ninh 1872.
c.. l.. STEINMETL
CHb!ncttu@ker. Furniture made 10 order r.
paired a'.i :"i!Gis!oJ loo North Pine lie.
t":cH l'thc" and FIaDkl!" Madison III.
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HELP WANTED-,ialc


RICHMOND railway mail clerk eNamina-
tons coming. SD month. Sample uucs-
ions free. Write Immediately franklin
Institute. Floor W. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED. men to work in our packing de-
parincnt, young men to MI orders. etc.
w. y Hood q Co. Gtnicr Park
FltEMEN. brakemcn. beginners paid SEQ
monthly: pcrnancnt: no strike. Railway,
CIRCULATION man wanted for city circu-
iatinn work morning daily Small
salary To begin with, but capable man who
tan handle boys and produce Will bc re
'wardcd accordingly. State ago. expcr!cncn
and SALARY expected Address Box IS.
Ralrfeh. y. g
WANTED. cylinder press feeders; good
salary: steady employment. Virginia Sta :
.ionery Co. Ninth and Cary Streets.
and milk herd OF Red Poii cattle: also ,eI +"
look after hogs. etc. VIII pay SIS n month
and board. ~ irlnkcr or cisaf6t,c SMOKER
l;Xps sax. TO instail milking machine in next
handle separator and other machinery. Po-
s!tion nov open. Oak Grove Stock Farm.
WANTED. good farm hand, white, by
caro- II. II. Gardner. I35 West Main street
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FOR sALE-Iiousehold Goods

FOR sale. oak bedroom furniture. good con
Iitiun. Reasonable price. Can Lee
by appointmrnt. call Madison SOD
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FOR SiIi.I-fIorScs.
The Kind OF Mules You Want

have them because have all>kinds large
or small, all good work mules from 81.
up Also have six ponies left OF The stock
used ~ Forest I'M Park that vii, sell
cheap. picwmnn's Transfer Stables IL
South Fifteenth
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEAN MING;
LEI u+ rcn"vatc your rugs and carpets.
central Cleaning and Repairing Co.
a1j IL E"rth Fifth Street Phone RAN
i. 2h 80
LET ~ clean and stnr. your carpets anil
rugs We guarantee them uCains, moths
" lreG richardson. Ins.. Gol-503 West
y aln street handuuh SI1
dip rugs ana carpets made over INFO new
y " so>el"v n Co III Sortt First
'AkiEFS ana RUGS cleaned. Satisfaction
gus rInteet. Phone Madison .l>1. w
W. MAlLey y Co III North FIRST.