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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-28

Sol. Hasbrouck, clerk of the supreme
court, is a busy man at his desk this
week while the court is in session. Mr.
Hasbrouck is an experienced and val
liable man at the clerks desk. He
has officiated in that capacity the
major portion of the time since 1866
in the district. territorial. and supreme
courts in Idaho. He has held his pres
ent position since the organization of
the supreme court in 1890.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-28

Geo. s. Hedges, manager of the
Lucky Lad" and prudential mines in
Buffalo Hump arrived in the city to-
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
CHURCH N OFFICES.
BAPTIST.

stsNEY5G 3s BAFIl6T. 4ss 5gs atE}N5fd3T
gRoVE-AYENpD Baptist CHURCH
a1qSe TAyaqTs SBd ReHsh
sermon. ''No suspena!on .of Divine Law
Ray. w WI, H. f0S wH Il g. 6. j.. LID
WI EtRRs SseeA Rf|s A9aRfH}E q G
II = a. so wll h presa
x2e4ng Mens MlsaIiesSSaSy. sos(styi 81 night;
dafdiaI r1Sh Sslcs ss sso ~ ~ maze
jner SIKH and Main strsatsJ-, Dr., w. 2,
sehoo seville Al Hnaua S ssTyss
at S;16 = M: TO Pie Young Mems Mlssig2nTn-
fp,y bSoass dgd Ry Eek ssYkoS Fl 81 P eo 4,
LEIGH STR il'r y A PITS cFIlRCH
Corner Twsnty-hfth and Leigh Streets,
on Broad-s Street ]. oar llna)--M, AsEitf
~ sha e NJ te as
Nh! bs "AH evening q Muslc,"'led BY
'h as sAeI hs-s4,RHHT nAPrIsT cllpRc1z
G{ sasXRRaEL aaaA R FfaNshS
Euay ss,sF RI ta' passeF &
of tho Sunday school at e ~, Ne SER
Vice At. q,ght, Prayer meeting NVsdass-
~ 9AfyAiiY y Arr9sg CHURCH g e, =
NphEPhteAeshipE by the Rsss1Tr h m9 Walno
Gfhr9.,hla!hg gsam naay s az M al sIs
Every seat ssr az s everybody welcome,
METHODIST. l
cLAYrssTREEE AZ. n GaUAGH lCQRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
THE CLOSE:
! 90 ~, M. go " q .---.---.- 7IT1
COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, May 1.-The cotton mar.
ket opened firm at an advance Of aa6
points, and following the call showed con :
weather reports from the South where
frosts were reported In variouA Important
sections. and a. q result OF firm cables
Liverpool was duo to come about 1@3
Higher, but before the time Of the local
opening was H1G3 points higher and closed
net 31aG4 points higher. Port receipts for
Of last year and exerted fittle influence,
The early advance carried May to 1853;
July to 1012j and August to ga, with the
general list showing Q net gains at that
4 The late months came in for good
share OF the advance on outside buying on
on anticipation OF further damage as a
result Of tho cold weather, Then the
forecast calling for rising temperatures
and the bull pool showing little apparent
disposition to support values, ,slna! ler
longs became nervous and proat-taklng
set With soG bear Rasa
Was ia sared H At s i Bales against
Estimates for to-morrowTs receipts at
leading ports were light. but exports also
were smaller. being only 2.2A bales, while
the spot cotton markets were firm. They
were generally Nnchanged and quiet;
the market declined 5T points from the
best, then ruled rather Irregular and final
~ was steady at UNCHANGED prices to sad-
vance OF 8 points. July closed ut lowest
covery from the lowest OF ! points,
Total sales Of futures estimated 1t 49,
600 bales. & AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Less Than a Quarter Million
4 Shares Dealt In. 4. Y "a
LITTLE CHANGE IN PRICES
Trad srs r ook Profits on Small Scale
During the Last Hour, and Reduced ~
Level Slightly, butthe Closing ~
Was Steady .sSs

tBy As,o ciatetd Press,

NEW YORK. May 1.--Less than
quarter OF q million shares OF stocks
were dealt In on the Stock, Exchange 70
dsuy k9f the Ky SSs shas lsr du
and e y nurrow 81 throurhou The declaration
by the Pennsylvania Hallway. .ulfgcleetss
81 the regular semi-annual4 dividend .o +. z
per cent? was the occasion Of the D ot ~
ebo7 wsn lns{ nashe " the
sible rumor that the dividend re- !, d w sas
was marked up rapidly In the late deal.
ings without any special news to acc9,u ,;nt
for The concentrate4S q. b ", g. enc
Interested il, the stock. Some Of the other
Gould stocks part!cipated In y tno move no
small scale during the last h9ur. and p, tn ,ns
closing was steady. ..,,9, . I. !. Z. 4
ge nnea1 Con eond Ill q account ior the
Wearing around OF speculative sen timcnt
from that Of yesterday. The severity ct
her made more impression sF - y eA'
louisville reported !; ~ ssI a..
sFease InSnet ca rnings Tor Mnrcn 81 si7S aSo
0lI q an ade y y 51fs 20
roads which have reported Tor tho m =; =
4 Of March, Is OF an increase OF nearly a e
Pc cent Msra II = tse la ne y sann
rho 1weeks movement OF currency has g!
again been largely IN favor of Nav . or x.
The notable strength ofisterling excna NJ,
was taken more account Of than the CUT VT
rency movement. It Is agreed amo o S
bankers that the lack OF immediate iac.!1e
tiles was all that precluded 8oxporlAs o.
gold to-day. There was slight naroen-
Ing in tho call onn market TO POI, ceh A.
duo 10 tho .arrang cments for the regu!a1s
May lst payments OF dividends ana .ln'tSs.
est and 10 the payments ct supsorapttaH}h1s s
bonds. which called Cor between n, sS.op'o
The III se' ciosing Of the London Stock FIX
change was factor IN the dizziness O tne
Bonds were irregular; total sal Les par ar
I value, 81, $50 COZ. United States oondA Were
III unchanged on the last call 4, !. I,
In Tho total sales OF stocks Tor tho oAy
were 220.900 shares. a
% MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLosE:
Money on cali steady At 2119Sh par csn N,,
closing 21LQ2H per cent time m9nSy;
steady; slxfy days. per. cent ~ nin 9sy
I DAYS. ~ per cent: six months, 4 eR sE
ner cont gtsrling exchange strong }W e -
fo5 demand and H e "a fG s4s BIZ COM os
mersial blII,: st r, 81, uys[' bo s
stesdy: railroad bonds irrseular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
SUNDAY SEASIDE OUTINGS
VIA q, Il q y! u x.
NEWPORT NEW OLD POINT,
OCEAN VIEW AND { MORE OH.
$500. CAPE ENRY AND
VIRGINIA BEACH, Sl.26 ~
.. ROUND TRlP. IL. u:

Commencing next Sunday, Mar "a 81
these popular outings will be insuEsA
rated running every Sunday unpt 3s!t
Two special fast trains lsaya R'chy
mond $50 a, NJ, and 400 a, M parties
oars attached. a:sQ A, ~. train fot Buck
roe, Old Point, Ocean View and Norfe!k.
Via Ocean View. o!0o ~ n: tEaln 4, laf
Newport Nsws. Ola Point and Norfolk
Returning, leave Norfolk toeasn YlaW3
Railway 8k7 100 e. N. Ocean View ~ salo 81!
r, M, and Old Point 9 ilk5 u, n. arriving
ischmond 1o,lb p. NJ W. III ket also good
returning on Chesapeake and Ohio train
leaving Norfolk 400 r. M OLD Point ~
p, M, ana ,Nswpogt Jews A:tf +, y,
Passengers a for Cape Henry. ana \ VIZ
sinia Beach handled ON Chesapeake
Trans,t cars, new electric Tins, runRlns
every half hour. Na7felk to Cana Henri
ana Virginia Beach. dslixhtful ride
along tho coast In full vtevy OF tha ocean
Moat attractive and delightful Sunday
outings 40 far arranged via the chesa1 1
psske and Ohio 10 tbs nsas!de resorts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG Va, May !, 1902
Tho quotations for this market are as
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
u1DD AND rAI1OW5 MARKET.

CHICAGO, I'LL, May 1---( Allen Miles d
Co.'s Hide and Leather letter. Country
market eased on slightly bit t1r1 r. 81 tns
each Instance, sold at Sssc, and 74ae, some
orders here for all nrsts at $40, and one
car sold These prc1a govern market on
say tanners there have reduced their bids
neyertheless, above sales were made to
60 East CITY oalfsklns held strong at
12A Q. 1,allow ,arlet continues weaA'
Packer \ hides easler forS February and
March natives. which are offered freely
at Ike. and not taken, TanAeEsp refer
january and April 4 hides at ll1sc., but
packers holding higher, Tive thousand
December heavy ma tive cows sold at 100
thtn have been held at 10Ho.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
WEEKLY TRAD REVIEW.
[ eadlnS Manufacturing Linen Are Act.
ive-B 8 Demand for Steel ProduI'to,t's'' y .s !

y NJ ~ fss5 (By Associated PrsSs.)
NEW YORK, May 1.--R. g. 4 Dun ana
Co,m1lpanys weekly Review Of Trade TO-
2rqfE .aa ~ slk,sss :1ss sn
able merchandise Of retail but Dry good,s
jobbers and oommission houses . report q
only q fair trade. leading manutactu ~.
Ing lines are ACTIVE dor soe f, nua
ture, harness and clothing is aoti.ve;
Structural work II vigorously prosecuted
and supplies Of ma erlal are nQt allcW ~
to accumulate q speoial caaYA g u ns
this paper show tow stocks and high
prices. although the seasons out was lar1T 2.
Mercantile. payments are fairly prompt,
yet there = less dlsposltian 20 anticipate s
payments for q cash fdtseount ~ = p
Railroad earnings Tor April were 1s.2
per cent. larger than last year and 27,s
per cent. IN excess of 1901. 81
Deliveries Of ooke on otller CONTRACTS lI
occurs and 80 tar "a the fuel question
is concerned there appears to be no In:
.tsrruption. In add ition to urgent ralIoaad
Demands for heavy teel, thoIA steaay
In erection 81 new buildings while pipe
mills report much nav bussAess and IN
agricultural mplelnente there is no tlaok
I1n1pltate era Wlfsnss Sn3SZ
ware lines are we'll emp loyed, and aside
from pending atborl con troYersies, the CON
8 4 whole Is most satisfaotory,T Textile
mills have not felt any any stimulus from
these condltions.i al though Improvement In
retail trade will ul Il ataly aecelera t. Jobs
3bing sales. which IN turn viii increase
purchases from the manu- faoturers
n Failures this week in the United States
ao6 against 1856 last week. az the preced-
Ing week and 2o6 the corr espundinK week
last year. and In CRnadaE13 against 15
last week, 1s the preceding week. and II
last year, y! 4g7$ 4 8, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
EDITORS ,|:,II ,l,|s' VIEWS;
What the New York Afternoon Papers
S.v About Y 9 sterday's 7 radln8.
(special 10 The Times. Dispatch.
NpT, YORK, May 1.-The Commercial

39 Fl fso.riai 10 The Timss Dfspatch. i,
NEW ORIl. May 1.-The he Colnme1 cs'N'-
AH Ssaiaxs 81 the stock exchange to
aay"cams nearer to a state Of stagna-
lion than they have in 9 long time pan. AZ;
tha smo:ye en- was OF no Importance. Il
m me fsct tia that most Of yesterday's arsui;
nvar night. The Now. York hArbor strike r sa.
Which had threatened some OF the large
TRANSPORTATION companies with , tnso en-
;yaSs @ saa reported sGsS passing the
cd sd' any serious damage Finally. the ne,
silly rumor which proiess gG,na the PENN
s ~ the declaration OF tho Usual semi.
Ri. E'f It's .a's very Veil durns
the afternoon. but showed NO disposition
to to- continue the adYancs. Some heniyy
buying Of metropoi!tan ny was ts aeeaosn;
y hs ,i E. cnse Il doubtless reflected
Professional Wall Streets opinion 81 w tht
The dullness at the close was oppres'
sivs. IA
M9st va, TO ee,d si IL the first hour
Va p.,nss. Yg..1 ssss ana T trna
trgs sonfnsa the g hoar
qRy 1ases h ehanse aay hd tan
ibooD shares were. sold. Prices for tho
most most part held fairly firm. but tho p,oye-
ent vas sluggsh Wdtm no sp snsad fe eor
i ihe arbltrage business. there was no for
s tradbgs b e sRaae hsae
the dividend declaration. which. with the
movement In Readlng and Missouri Pa.
ce q reevng
Roek island beneflting Chiefly BY, this
The traSton rs shares WERE y
but the market became SO dull that the
ticker stood motionless for long Inter-
vnis. Buying Of Delaware and Hudson
utes, The market closed at q reaot!on,
This represented the smallest days bus!-
ness of the year. l 4. ti5
The Mall and Express says: y.
,o-day.s stock market calls for very Us,
" I'm ss,es f a P9Ht m sashhssb
stated for by q higher range s Of values.
The strang 9oo ef hse
ayhSst Rra G aSa .4es1R f'ss
change being that whatever damage had
been inflicted on winter wheat would
ported from the West to-day.
The declaration OF the. regular per
cent semi-annual dividend by the Penn,
sylyania Railroad lifted the stork over d
point. and the advance had a G I'D effect
on the general market. "A report. which
lacked confirmation, that the Metropolis,
caused g rise .of ! g.! IN the shares.
Delaware and Hudson did better than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
VI i r '7l,T NJ III q, itS5t u iiia
BANK GLE, .A 4
Table Giving Statistics for the Prl0clpy''
ia Cities ofthe Country. ".
lLIlDy AssocIated Prels,

i stJS (By Associated Press, an IA III tx
NEW YORK. May 1.--The following IA
BILE, compiled by Bradstreat, shows thu
bank olearings at the principe! oitles to-
the week ended April Goth, with the per-
centane OF Increase or d decrease COM
pared With the correspo nding week 4las'
New York 81, SIS, GOD. lgl, decrease s4.1,
Chicago $l84 a2a. 7S9 ss
Boston $ls3 So, ~ !, decrease ss !! "
Philadelphia $40. ~ SsO. sdecrease ~
PIttsburT ;P751i .ssS. increaas 29,5.
San T Fran ciscosf $40 a4o lis, Increase 1o.o,
Baltimore 81, 25a, 7a5, decrease 6.9
Cincinnati ;aI,617 ,45o, Increase g18.3.
Kansas City SO, DE 4S7. increase ia,
Z New Orleans ST. ,6S9, 7B, dacrease ~.
i Richmond SS,b8, 8sS, decrease 1As.
81 w ashington So. 79l 1866, deo1 ease 80. m
Savannah $9l77. S3a. decrease 22,S.
Memphis 81, 766 664 increase Az !, az
Fort Worth $34, 165, $50. Increase 3iS,
Atlanta M.S95. 800 increase So
I Nashville 3l,aa1. 100, increase 24,9. Al
Norfo!k $i,ssl 6s de or 1T %
P,rTm1 ri s bar 81, sls d ~ increase l'A
+ Knoxville Sae9, ssh, increase o. Z,
# Macon S4SS, 900, decrease 80.
x Cha ttanooga $70l, no increase $40.
Jacksonville, Fla. $3.50, 7al. decrease as
S Sssslls'tSSa al "a s;st., lss, 4.
outslds OF New York s7es, sos' sls. Dc
Totals Canada $4e.5T1, 12o, decrease 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
.ppANur AND PIMA MARKET. N

NORFOLK, VA, May Tho peanut
market Is qulst to-day The only y, change l;e
dloPPS 5sSsa Il pr Hse1tsA AsSSs
Fancy, qulstt at 3d., striictly. prime
2Hc,;1 primo. aMc;; low grades. ~; a.. ma.
bushel. Blackeys peas n 20 bag: black
and speckle peas, 81; clay ape, red peas
s0e. beanI!! hays g baless;@ In; 81 s;losc
new, market very Arm al
77i1o.; sellers asking more, Ylrgtnla's-
Quiet at Sc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Worlds vIolble Cotton Supply.

N NEW ORLEANS, !. A.. May l.-seere-
tary leatag'a sta4 temssnt Of ths Yoydlds
shows Il ha total visible to be- 8. lBa, aa5
bales. against a,24422. 22(I last week, Rna.
ast 4 Fl a!5 III Rhsns setss s
and Of ali other kinds Including Egypt,
SIS eat lat 4 wesk ala LA i1 last 'y Year.
Is Isl now . afioat ana held In Great baritasla
ana Continental Duropa l,Stb.0t0 against
], 00l. 900 last year. In Dgypt $1,000 against
76. 00a last year. In, indie l37, 0Q against
5sl,@ agsslhst sl,&9 iiaaty;s ear ss''s9 NNs''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
q, PRODUCE MARKETS.

and nd trifle more active, Rye FlouT-steady,
Gornmeal Steady. Rye--steady. Barley
I Wheat- Firm, NO, 9. red. k2a optioRss
ths ' Whole list. There was also fair buys
Ing OF spot by foreign houses, HUMOROUS
demand, Closed lho. net higher. May
closed at ssc.; July, s21sc,i sept7ember.
76Sso, asss,' Y. 3 : -, IA * =. \,
opened Irregular. Asy sold on under de-
jiYeries and the market ADVANCED on cold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Cotton. dull mlddlinE, 1906 net res
cepts, 90 bales: sales, $500 bales; stock.

eeipts, % bales; sales, s's0 bales; stock,
''' Total To-Day at all seaperts. Net 70.
ceipts. 1854 balesi export To- Greht
Britain, 2sl bales; to France. 8 balssi.
st eokhso %ss sale;t Al, re.
ceIpts, o4.SBS bales; export to Great
Britain, S4700 bales; to France, los bales;
to the Continent. Al, 0M bales, b.
Total since eeptember 1st at all sea,
.polts-Net receipts. !, sSS, sa6 bales; export
to Great Britain, 2,62l OF bales 70 France,
1920 bales; to. the 7, Continent. 2.aQ9,44si
bales, n t W & 5B
NEW ORLEANS. May 1.-coTTON-
Spot cotton quiet. but very Hrtni Quota
''f Liyerpool reported better prices, while!
Manchester cabled that good business IL
being done With india and China ]. q 9 \, !.
3 Futures opened SOS points up, put the
Improvement was soon lost, Y he ring was
the quietest place on the Cotton lgxohange
and no class OF traders appeared to take
the sNghtest interest in the staple, Trans.
actions were very light, Prices At the
o!oso were poat; W t. a,a pGjInt down
I Cotton futures dullt NAY, 3o2sgl0,9o;
June, 10.a1d10,8 49, July, 70: SigPl0SS August,
9S2G0.s So; October. SOL G8 .b2; Noyembev,
8Se9S.40; DecembeF, ASs9s,W; January,
440GC8 ~ 7il5t ldiF i5s RE- Iflt 5ls35 3rt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
SOUTHERN BAPTIST ooNvEN.
TON. e
savannah, "a, MAJ, 1,j4, 1eos,

savannah, aay May ISL, 1898, 3I3t3l
For this occasion the a atlantic coAst
Line win sell tickets to Rayannsh Ca.
and return from Hlch m oad, ~. s0i froata
Petersburg, s1s.b5. plus n eentsi tickets ea
sale May 4th. 9Th, eth ard 7tf, final Limit
tIons extensao on OF final Mnit CAN 10
obtained until Juns 1yts This y the lvuiqi9.
est and most eomfbyt table route TO SAvaA%
nah; through Pullman slsepIng ana DIS
Ing Cars, For Pullmsns 4eaapnod tionps
and fun informal toa. apply e Any ATAat
NJ n. Y; q. q. cAAfFRnI.Es ~ St
Division Passenger AENn1s N
Hs- East. als HsFs, S!s saea1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

any other ri;s e. a. M',,o Maoa Pa
p pit;c amreIcan Ice and the st. Louis and
San Francisco stocks improved "a poin'fi
or mora. y This comprised prachcally az
Of interest 10 the market = - = s.
Railroad earnings cS g. shH,sfs mnde an an
EXCELLENT return for March. gross 1'l'tI
si78. 4oS. ana net S229. 792- =, !.
4 Estimates ~ to the weeks m1vem ,,saad
OF money varied widely. but Sa AZ sst nTv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
1. WALL, STREET GOSSIP 81 !;
Trading Almost at a Standstlll-Penn-
syIyaria p DECLARES U ual Dividend.
=, y, . ,r>,,a ,I,i m rs. n ana CHI 80 II

llglf1f fSOeClEll " Ip
NEW YORK, May 1.-The opening o.
the stock market was generally tirm
and was helped by some special buy
ing Of Missouri paeifle wmSn gave house eu
fasnss %as Vary light and there was
/, foreirn trading. The better outlook for
the / Threatened hArbor englneers stF'ke
and the expected regular dlviaen ss on
Pennsylvania were taVoFap!e iu l'' p
WEATHER IN TIIE WEST: !, 1. Y. Z,
N * good deal OF attention was dlrectea
to weather conditions In the sss a. a 'as
Wasut tho psSn that some reduction from,
tho extraordinary conditions shown N
crop gepG2aa' maa h nsve
mich unfavornble effect, az there was
plenty lett to make q big crop.
EXCHANGE MARKET: Z I, =. !.
e The course Of Exchange was q penn o.
some Importance. especially rs go!d sn1p,
t thare had Mdu Been a fast French boat, The
opinion was stu held thas eonIa
be made for Tuesday. M
EXTREMELY DULL:
X 4 Trading In the first hour was extrem mel
dull end the volume was little more tnan
half the average transactions IN the some
neriod in the recent past, Stocks. which
had sold Off on moderate reallSins. raj,
lied and lbeca me dull, but there we're no
transactions OF real character, The ex,
cellent louisville earnings tor March did
not encourage q single transaction IN the,
stock in the first hour.
WABASH ISSUES: I, I. =. !,
THE Wabash issues showed fair strength
and the buying In the Dehenture'a BIS
looked rather good. There was talk o.
an interest payment on thesa bonds N
Jine, which was not aiscouraged inwell;;
informed quarters. although no Official
Confirmation was forthoomlng,
5ER1u ACTED WE'LL; All: I, d
'1Tha Eries acted as well as anything
and seemed to have been ascpmuiatea
On The expected I per cent. diyidend on
ihe first preferred In July, This n eX-
nected in well-infor!nNd quarters: as the
Control is now safely held by. the Nor,
gan interest and their friends, and II
would, therefore. pe safe to- dissolve
the voting trust,
Sales SMALLEST IN SOME TIMEi
The sales up to the noon hour sgsas
taS Ions tine past, and t e ;I1w b was
and pne or two lninog movements lnol,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
SUGAR CANE GROWERS CON
vENTlON. ~
1 Macon. "a. May 9th to 9th.

For this occasion the Atlantic Coast
rAne Will sell tickets from polnts on ltas
line to Macon, GA, and return at rate
Of ono fare, plus twenty-five cents; tlck,s
ala on sale May 18th and 9TH, with final
return limit May 10th, This ~ the * ulok,l
est and most comfortable route to MAJ
con. Through Pullman Sleeping Cars
With dining-oar service. For full lntor-s
nation apply to agents, or s8i
3 g, s., CAMFRNLI,
Division Passenger Agent,
No. 1888 East Main H., Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
NICK IN f Si,lSS 100 II SSS
G.. .Br'an|lCIl&Ico.
Members % 49, fssk ossteN 2As.
change and Chicago ssard 81 TrA q z
New York CorrSspo ndssite-.
LApENBURa, THAI tlI\tAtt.A 400
PRIMO g. Il lvvflirLEX NJ Il q l
L; t4N1ANt 1HOS "
. r's.'. VIZ. " sS;SSSS,
nor Adams ana cray Streets Hsy. y, .,
Inas FEE Pi.y ys1tGfi is d r IDEAL PIE:

ner Adams ana CA Vi etreets> ny. y. % q
hzaaiI S.y s:rfGfi us Aa 1dtsi ras'
pose & N a i}} az III ~ ~ b III I
CENTENARY n d scnuRGM-Hfl ~ y II
al ii A NJ and d -. II. BY the pastor.
Subject n!satt ons Il
s sss se On s ( A1 Attsr Dealt l
R y5'19 gSHN AH1RaSo 81 3 = s. c1sss
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Divine SERVICES to-morrow At n - \
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meets at 8 80 Az NJ, Christian Hndssvo!4
n. Seats fTse ana a cord al welcome fsx3
tended Ia all. especially strangers ard
those who have no cEu. On hs9{l 9.
MARsHALIrSTREET Q II III TITAN
Hanc ok j-Rsv. B, il, MELTON pastor
PreaohlnF. Sunday at IL "a. ~. II and y. M
NJ. Sunday school at $50 Al M Christian \
NndeayorI Society at I =. N. Mid,week
prayer meeting. Wednesday At 9 p Mc.
5s LUTHEltAN II FSa
FIRST ENaLIsI Luz IiHFtAEI,,l sHVSr>sss
enth Street between Broad ana 9race)-s5
rev. G, "a. f Marks, pa at -seryi ces 8
il ia a. NJ. and +, NJ Wedne sday at M
Seats frep. # N
CHRISTIAN scIDNCE.
III FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI
ENTIHT.-Hervio Sunday morniHg y a5,
9ubiect, ga dam and Fall en- Man: We'd .d..
nesday evening meeting 9 :D. MO- ~ alA
Grove Avenue. III are In W.T. %, Ell $s9
s7SI h N A 55F FRIHNDS 5y5 3SSS
FRrHNDs, MHETINa HOUSE [CLAYS5
Street near F'lrstl--Mlnlst eras M ILLS u
RAITORD will hold meetings t0-morroY
at ii a. ", and 8 T, NJ Public corfslally
invited 81 S
AuLI4DNNIA14 DAWN.
PREACHING AT Al q \ HALF q ~ I
(c5o5 II Broad Street o-norroH Of. 4
o clock. Subject. Restitution q AT
Thins.. Come and hear ths I. nnadul IS
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