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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
A SHORT TERMER
PAUL MORTON AGREES TO
STAY m RoosEVELr's CABINET
UNTIL NEXT MARCH.

A dispatch from Washington, u. C.,
dated June &c. says
Friends OF Paul Morton said POSI-
lively today that he would remain IN
President Rooaevolts cabinet only an.
~ about March 8. or Immediately
after the close Of the present admins.
tration. and that he had accepted the
appointment ~ secretary Of the navy
with this understanding u o. report.
I'd that when first offered a cabinet
appointment. Mr. Morton declined, but
later agreed 70 accept when President
Roosevelt consented 90 the arrange.
ment indicated II Is also reported
here that Mr. Morton has not sever
"a his connection with the Atohlson.
Topeka A Santa BE road aud that he
has arranged for leave OF absence for
the period he will be a me mber OF tho
cabinet
Mr.. Morton will reach Washington
from Chicago today and will lake
charge Of tho navy department Friday
morning. AZ the same time Secretary
Moody will retire from the navy de.
partment 10 become attorney general,
a. the successor OF p. O. Knox. and
Victor II. Metcali. will succeed George
3, Cortelyou as secretary OF the de-
partment Of commerce and labor.
Think Morton VIII Help.
Another strong effort Is 10 be made
By the railroads 90 bring about tho
adoption Of a bill by the next congress
20 legallzo the pooling Of traffic. For
years the railroads have been trying
90 bring about the enactment 81 such
law. but have failed. chiefly because
~ the opposition Of large shippers and
merchants.
Another obstacle was that the inter.
state commerce commission. which
had mo- objection 20 legallzed pool
Ink. took a radically different Wow
from the railroads as to the manner
ln which the pooling should be- done
Tho commission takes the position
that n pooling Is permitted the com
mission should have the power OF
fixing the rates
This ls not. however. the railroads
idea ~ pooling They want the right
to f.y the rates themselves. and n
these should be considered too high.
The commission could proceed under
the Law 20 have the rates declared n.
leRal which practically ~ the course
SOW pursued and which has proved In.
effective.
This time. Il Is said. the railroads
propose 20 enlist the support ~ laO
so-cal'od small shippers. who. led by
the late John s. Carpenter Of the Chi
cage board u trade. carried ON a Wig
crour fight for years 10 secure the
small shippers tho sumo protection
that IN enjoyed by the larger ones.
II Is reported that a meeting Of the
small Shipper organisations through
out the country win b. held within
the next month or two 10 outline plans
Tor the new campaign
n Is claimed that the railroads po
sltlon In the fight win bo much
strengthened through the influence Of
Paul Morton. who has Just been ap
pointed secretary N the navy by Pres
ldent Roosevelt Mr. Morton has beer
a strong advocate Of pooling for years
and believes that lcgailzed pooling
would not only benefit the railroads
but the shippers as we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
SUMS TO Be PAID
~ VARIOUS COUNTIES ron SUP.
PORT or TERRITORIAL GOV.
EMINENT.

The following arc che sums 10 be-
paid by the several counties IN the
territory for the support 81 the ter
ritorial government for the hfty.slKth
fiscal year 10 commence December J..
1904 as apportloned by Territorial
Auditor W. G. Sargent the apporti0n-
monta being based upon the taxable
value OF property contained la each
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

1895 10 accept q position 10 the once
81 the traGlc manager Of the Atchlsou
Topeka q santa re 81 Chicago. and
IA January. 1909. was appointed sen.
oral freight and passenger agent Of
the Gulf. beaumont a Kansas city.
controlled by the Santa re. In june.
1909. he was made assistant general
freight a..ent Of the Gulf. Colorado 4
Santa Dc. which position ne held an.
90 bis recent promotion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
Territorial Topics

ton Of a little Methodist church 20
cost $1,000.
A Singer soEing machine agont
Of Albuquerque. and a travelling aaent
named Jewell had some kind Of q dis.
agreement hero this week and tho
Albuquerque man paid q hno Tor dis-
turbing the oonifort and peaco o. tho
Jewell end Of the concern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
SPY ON EMPLOYEES.
Texas Railroads Trying 70 Find Out
Habito Of Men.

Most all the railroads operating In
the state u Texas have lately sent out
90 order 90 their different auperin.
iordonts instructlng them 10 make In
veBugations aud ascertain the social
standing OF all their employees, with q
view 10 finding out what ones indulge
in uquor too freely and what ones
ramblc and keep late hours. The
practice 81 keeping an espionage over
railroad employee is no now thing u
is now common on an OF the principal
lines In the northern part OF the
Unitad States. il 10 a new ruling on
the railroads OF Texas, and has re-
oulrod the service % more than hun
bred special detectives 90 watch the
movements 0f employees who are under
suspicion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
SANTA 70 10 CHOSEN.
q the official Route 10 the knights
Templar conelave.

eWNial kNNAiaHNa
The santa Fe TO the coast has been
chosen by the Grand Commaudry.
Wnights Templar Of Kansas. as the
official route from Topeka 20 San
Fnnclsco 10 the twentyuinth trien-
nd c0nclave The big meeting
wnl be held during the month OF
september The Santa re viii run
a special train for the Kansas Com
nandcry. The train will be fully
equipped with sleepers and a dining
car and every accommodation. u
wni be- 30 arranged that parties from
an parts Of the state may meet a.
Trinidad. Colo, aud take tho special
train from thoro 10 the coast Sever
Al side trips have been arranged Tor
by the officials and numerous short
stops will be made. giving tho eN
curslonists an opportunity 20 soc the
places u interest along the route.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
NEW FREloHT AGENT,
Something About John Q. Hershey Of
the Santa 70 Gulf Llnea.


John 3 Hershey. who has been APP
pointed gonerni freight agent Of the
Gulf Colorado a Santa Re, with head.
quarters al Galveston, Texas. was
born a. Nebraska City. Nebraska, IN
1868, and entered the service OF the
Chicago. Burlington a Quincy a.
clerk IN tho local freight once al
Chicago IN 1891. Two years later hs
was appointed 10 q position IN th,
auditing department OF tho Elgln
Joliet a Eastern, where he remained
for about one year. aud then wal
transferred % the general freight
department OF that road o. clerk. III
left the Elgin. joliet q Eastern a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Goorgo Il Davis. who
visited Michigan aud Wisconsin FeiA.
tives and friends. returned 20 the city
last night. and report themselves In
hne health aud 90 having enjoyed q
hno vacation. Mr.. Davis is tho we'll
known superintendent o. the railroad
and timber lands OF the American
Lumber company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Almoaordo Poet office Raised
The post office AZ Alamogordo was
recently raised By the post office do
partment from third 70 second class.
Springer has been reduced from third
10 fourth class. Several changes were
also made In Colorado post offices 40
the same time. Auburn and Ouray be-.
ing reduced from second 10 third class
post offices. and Hastings and KEN.
mor. Wyoming. from third 20 fourth
class.
Old Timer pead.-Carlos Griogo.
one Of the oldest inhabitants Of Santa
Re. died at his home on College
p, erect, Thursday morning The de-
ceased was 50 years Of age and had
served with distinction In the sew.
ofnl wars against the Navajo Indians
IN the sos and COS -Four sons and
one daughter survive him, as well as
numerous grandchildren.
-
Gambler and 6tockman Quarrel
About Drama.-James Pace. rou.
lotto dealer at one OF the Roswell
gambling houses, and James Osborne.
cowman. had a dispute IN regard 90
a play. which resulted IN Osborne be.
Ing struck on the head with a cane
loaded with iron The cane was brok.
en-. Pace was arrested and was
bound over to tho grand jury In the
sum Of $1,000 on the charge n at
tempted murder
-
Improving Santa Fe.-Ponitcntlary
suporintndnt ~ o. Bursum has a
force Of convicts grading and improv.
/ ing shelby street Santa Re. Aa soon
az this "a done this force viii be put
90 work on Palace avenue, which viii
bo graded and put ia good condition
from Cathedral place 90 the city linn.
lts. A mixture OF clay and sand will
be- used 10 surface tho street This
will bo a decided Improvement
-
Bound over 70 Grand Jury.--in tho
case Of the Territory versus Fran
cisco Outiorrcz y Ortoga. assault with
intent 10 XIII upon Luciano Romero
hearing was held before Justice Of
tho Peace Jose NJ. A. Garcia, Santa
IT,. The defendant was held 10 the
grand jury. September next, IN the
sum Of $500 lie was also placed un
der bond OF $500 20 keep iao peace
Both bonds we're furnished and the
defendant was set at liberty. Ia the
case OF Manuel Merdano. assault with
intent 10 Kill Luciano Romero. tho de
PENDANT also furnished bond IN the
sum Of $500 10 appear before the
grand Jury and IN the sum OF 5000 "a
keep the peace Ito was also rleas
cd from durance vile.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

Cloud Burst In Santa ~ Canyon
There was a cloud burst IN the Santa
30 canyon about ten or twelve miles
from the Capital city Thursday after
noon and a very heavy rain fen for
some time A great valume Of water
came down the river bed. cleaned II
out thoroughly and filled it from side
to side This rush continued for
several hours. Tho force was very
strong, aud washed away several ten.
porary dams that had been construct.
% IN the bed ~ the river between the
reservoirs OF Monument Rock during
the past few months for the purpose
OF saving the water AZ times the
flood vas from three 90 four feet
deep. Several foot bridges Ia the
city limits and east were washed
away by the force OF the Hood. but no
other damage wan done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
coLLlDeD WITH LANDSLIDE.
a Train on the southern Pacific Was
Deraued . Few Miles West Of
e. paao.

THE eastbound train No 3 on the
southern Pacific. collldod with a land
slide some days ago and narrowly
nrenod q serious disaster. The train
vac rounding a curve few miles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
SANTA Fg

Prom the New Mexican
The running team OF tho hre de.
partment viii give a dance on the
evening 81 Jelly Fourth IN the Opera
house
". p. Dobbin has returned 10 town
from a sis weeks soiOurn in Park
view and TERRA Amarillo. whore he
had a carpcnreryng and building con.
tract
Sheep raiscrB and cattlemen In
Santa Pc county are repoicing over
the improved prospects for live stock
as tho range has been greatly beue.
fted by the rains 81 the past week.
Work on the Scenic Route ~ pro.
crossing fnvorably Thirty-cight con.
yicts are now az work on the Santa
30 end and twenty two az TIN iaa We
gas end of the line, and they are
pushing rapidly towards a meeting
Acting Mayor Marcellno Garcia has
decided that IRE crackers and Other
fireworks may be discharged n th,
city Of Santa Re from midnight OI
July 3 to midnight OF july T. Tie tool
this step In view Of the recent rains
which have decidedly loasened IN,
probabilities Of Ore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
SILVER CITY NOTES

CFeconcio Gallegos, who lives 10 sil.
yer City, reached sOoorrO laEt week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Property Transfers,

Richmond; a ndrewa Morris Thorp an !, % w
Florence NJ III Dickinson. Mary Kate BLY,
son ,rhorp Irene NJ. and william ~ |, T 1m,n
son. MARIA Theresa Thorp. dustaxuS a, Ihor,
AID and wwiie. Ann e. and II, III, Martin and VII
liam Eyson, special commissioners; % % ne,
Oil north side Of Broad Street. NO ! w v,
Z William Il carncal and wife to John G,
,s feet on south 81, SIDE e ef Maln street
Same to w. Greed Davis. e Ia feet on
south side az Main Street, ITO lis feet cast OF
Fo,ishee street. 81 u, . 4,
4 j. II. Tarlton Ia James r sloan, ll57,ls
feet On north line of Hanover Street north
east corner OF RoblnsonS Street. ~ feet on tho
seast line Of Thirtyssecotd street,45 foet south
arshs Street ana sasi fset Gn n sn
seet 10 10 deed edo Of trust for 1880, $500
Grayatt. e5 feet oninorth line q Grace street,
is5 feet from west line q Laurel Street o4 Q
stnttga wife to AlphopSo 81 Hall. 20 s6l-l 9N,
ceres about 6 miles north Of Richmond, adJplnf
NE the lands at Thomas NJ L.addg and others
81 900. ~. fjt
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RICHMOND, Ere DERlck AND
d POTOMAC! RAlLRo DAD! Coz WASH .sl
II III INGToN SO RN RAl liz
WAY COMPANY. 81
NOTICE..

tlt54845t F55t3t ~ SGllCII.tf 38Ft 4f sf
Effective January LIST, 1905. round Z trip
tickets Will be sold as follows: "A Vi II
4 Between Richmond md Washington,
limit two days. In addition TO date OF
ga L; no stop-over, IS. 90. 3j III St
Botween Richmond and Washington
limit flye days In addition to date Of
sala.y stop-overs at ,Frederl cksburg and
AlexandrIa within limit, 5000.
Between Richmond and Ashland limit go
two DAYS, in addition to date OF sale, 76c,
Between Richmond and Frederic ksbnrg.
limited two days in addition to 5' date Is o.
SALE, $2,75, IL. ,s 4, I, 7, !, , (, ],
Ret ween other stations on the Richmond,
MISUNDERSTANDING and Pot omac tI2a u road and
washington Southern Railway, round
3trlp tickets will be! sold at 8 cents per
mile one way distance. limited two days,
in addition to dateof sale; no stop-oyers,
b The one way rates between Byrd Street
Station and all stations on above roads
al cents per5mile will be applied to and
from Elba,
ticket books now good to
and from lElba will be accented for pas
sage to and from BYRD Street Station.
directive January 10th, 1905, hfty trip
family tickets will be sold between Rich
nond and Ashland at 5000, limited one
year from date OF sale
f.s3 + e w ri TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
II RICHMOND PRODUCE MA Ark .ss5
daily. Unless otherwise stated these

3fCorocted daily. Unless o. herTise esaN ~
Quota lions are who'll sale price, . ~,
14c! falr TO good per pound; unatnMmt Tx
ducks choice. per pound ~;
,:r: iaIr 10 good. pound W. i1esi5
geese. choice per p, onnna ,,nSrawns .ioa lie:
afcl, ens choice. pc pound, Sg ioc.
snlr io good per pound, io.
hens q IGr nsnnd u l,drw
shG'ss s:s sanq Pound sshs than
"? y a no,,nd PEI iH7sna III
4. hs, na adiess lfs Ipartrases arss
per dozen sl:s9 pheasant S sssis cai
large fresh. ner pound,
ERcha9iGisy t pnekcd per pauhd
sh1se asKiTya oad
pound tlSc, CANNON. ,a Peaa 1Sspisc; mixed,
3s enc rs y nd yeI low isfsl6c
nearby fresh laid.
crates 81 other sections, 6 a4 y
ls,sSNSIIscEI.f,ANEOUS-D hos cnoise e eY
Nor hound dressed hogs large PEI pou7no.
56dsc; chine and spare rns PEA ner found
sn'.dred api,iea bright, per pound sasSgdc
dried peaches. PEE l6pI 20 bea Ms
black eyed brsee, ;oi ~ ~ pes
sma white: per buahel s VIZ lso' oo' =
bqx fvE w sToeKy choice
veas good nos seep fain 10
ysaIs rnneps geE eean prime
nn ,,;,, PA psGs,sc. fairto prime.
p penn Tu sdsc' hogs, fair toprllne per ponnd
95 eTw,n s'Rss'iSsa
Straight patarns; eS
saekea sa 81 ss S
&c. y Nrllifced- per ION,
bran. $1,000 s1oo Il. 4 HI 4. & <, s
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BRINGS PRESENT 70
DAUGHTER. \! i PRISON |. N.
Nan Patterso1's F ather 4 Returns t'L'Et rs
By From Washing ton, y there lHse:IS n.
81 Spent Christmas With Nv life.
! gllE.!l.L
nv A s.so,,c la ted Press.

aft my a ssociated Press, Ss5
81 NEW " DIRK, Dec. q. IN an Pat terson's
father returned New to-day iEoll
washington, where I, had spent ut christ
mas and yesterday wit flS his wi 1e lie
vent direct to tho 1ornbs prison to ss see
his daughter, Mr.. Patt ers'on brought VII VIII; 2
him several gifts for lis daughter and g
n ssago OF cheer from herr other. 4 9
said he would remain in tho city until
after his daughter has her nex t ira !.
she has no other friend In the world q,
except myself and her mother he said liIe
a..and Il feel 1t my duty to BIO hero,
4gS Nj las " Patterson continues to " receive
large quaint ties OF ma Il every day There
were As letters for n Or to- da y XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28
Stockholders h J! may M
BLOCK blair. !! 1 AN
Reported Fight Will ii !; BE Made on on
New Financial Scheme for
B S$ Sea hoard II AirI !. Line. Il
srec,,,, /, y 35Tha TrimJcs- pisratch

ES (special 10 The Times Dispatch.)
M Id cenlber (. Sl.-Ih ~
News to-day sty vs.: z Financial circles we're f'
discussing with much Interest to-dayssas
lrenort Z hat the opposition to the Bla ~
financial plan had centered In the New
york banking house Of Ladenburg, thai
man and Company. 9gtf VI
This firn lis said to have received as
slrances from st oclslo ders n p NC SOUTH
that theyl.wouldS Join In a mo- cement to
prevent the carrying through 5of 81 BARS
plan. il was reported that Mr. 81 s'ld 1 Il
shepard, who Is erhaps the 8lar gest = q
Jdiyidual stoclholdersln III 4 The Sea board a II
Line, would Join, in this move cement a NJ !. ri
Shepard has heretofore been crettlte LED Win
supporting he Blair plan y.
THE baltimore stockholders committee
;co,1rrposed IA 81 M essrs. i1stavtls &E Ober,
Townsend Scott, Simon II. STEM Il. A.
Orrlck and '. 8. HANDLE Ton. as & re- re-
ported to- day f to have a financial Is plan
of their owr1ii This WAS au thoritat lively
y;ienied. This committed IS watching de-
syelopmnnts closely, and NJ some quar-
ters the belief ia I hat the commit tee may
10Th with Ladenburg TEal Imam and Com
PM Ii. u, !, e & !, z,
Noes are Ing ted arnong Seapoa az.
Air Idne took dei's the belize s,1nR
Bal tmore j, ow Is strong that the Blair
Ryan interests do not control q n ma e jority
81 the stock. FL ,S M u 4 155 B
This would permit a movement among
tho stockholders to Gus the Blair !. man ma n
agement IL such q. move ent lcould 5Spe sS
gotten IND err " s
Ia report pub lshed in the News last
week that Blair and Con1pan Y were cred g y
|sited M tn wording in tho Interest Of E.
Morgan and Company. has caused con Is
siderable Inquiry as to who erib "
rha mann and Conlpal represent g
ia believed that the latter $repressent.s blg
;flnancalinte identified wi me Rock5
ars The Strternational banking house Of
speyer and Conpan I; .5i J, & VI
I'm tho local 3i1larket day The many
rune rs a re arding aIboard All u Line
stocks caused an advance OF two points,
in both common and pre- ferred STOCK, apd
sta rted a suggestion tina both sides lag were
hunting for more st oc III Hi
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IL 4 u ~ III : ss reristnred . 4. 7. $1o4
IT. q $rcy,,ndJno os co,iror mt I. !. 1O4
m Y i. a. - ran. cred - =. (. {. t04
ri q T a. . oino q I. . - . s, 4. lO4
n e s Nav a. 4 ~ ii n ered n. 100
I S4 Nc,y a. tx ri, non n \. 4. I. 1877
II, stflid Al S',ep II rrd . 4. J! 105
I r i,id al eo,,,,nti I. !. e. o.
ni ~ I'M ~ /, "a a q I. Jog
ht ~ iao,, Il q 4 i,,ai mo n, III ~ 4, !. "a
4 III ~. f.oa 81 lima IA i {. (, 100
10 ti,,n,,a - j ~, Ghin a . I. 4. 4. 11a
and Ohio 3as ~
Central OF Georgia IL. - J,
Central OF Georgia 1st nc. TX ~
Chesapeake and Ohio ~ I,
70 y ~ new IL +, I, \, 100
~, ~, q: N yar, I. II 4
y; W. f,,.e err, cr,ri (. 1ea
Snicaso H ,.t..1 - ia IA !,
~. ~ ~, :, 81 nd I,ac col Is
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5sADEs,

VI N ii tt} h NJ 3Ss ~,
1900 al, ts.lE III. cot,t..
noo Am. Grass, ,rwln...... ....,.
a 400 Ann Cotton OIL a. b. ~. /. /.
5000 Amnlzatnnted Coppergi . y. |, \
34ooi Amer Cnifnnd FTpl,ndrrsys..i.5.t....
600 Amer. Garland lIroui1 pfd.
...... American SToba 4 n. = cfs J. I.
1900 American rob, pfd i.l..I
100 American Car ~, 4, I.
100 American Can nfd 49,
500 Ame. 1locomo., conn.,. ~.
400 Amer.hl loco5 pfd.!s... y ...5.. ",
44W American Sugar
X 400 Atchs 1op.[atid St. re con- g ~
Il 1900 Atch. Top. and ct. Fc,{ pfd \.
10000 BAIT. and Ohio y.
q 500 Brook. Rapid 1'ranslt......,,i v. I.
u. CanddnS Sol tliern \. /.
300 Canadian lflc... \,
\ 1900 chesapeake and Ohio .t... "a.
300 Cl1icngo Great western y.
1890 chi, Mil. and HSt.. Paul.. y.
POO Colo. Fuel md Iron
4 100 Colorado Southern. com \.
1900 Colo. South. 1st pfd
400 Coln.$S Southern "a pfds.........t..
AGO G1cY.5 C,ln.SC Chit, and st. lLo.
u 100 G onstS'rob. pfd...
10000 Consolidated Gast,,.s IS,
s1200 Delaware aid Hndson, ......,,..
4 20 Del, Lack. and yVIesstttc.r!ilis...
1880 Eric. cofn.. ..s y. ],
400 Eric, slat pfd....,..l N. ,.;.$..
I'll so Erie. I'd pfd.
100 General IGl ectrlca..
i 200 Illinois Central /.
\ N0O louisville and Ma shYiilc....
240o Manliu TAM.
5000 Metro. 8 I. TRy.. ~. .......t
K 1890 Mexican Central 4; N \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-28

M ediccal Assoc iation citing. .
.,rhe Church IIillS Medical Associa ti l
fwSlll i,e held tomorrow light Mt g o'clock
n tie rooms OF the Virginia Club. IN Il
5 There twil II he sew ara fpapers Of consid
cradle t1nportance discussed. The paper!
pof TIC evening will he read by 81 @
Harrison, Z .Eig IL iigi5I
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ATLANTIC COAST o i. n &.

mo A1NS LEAVE. RlCHMOND@DAlLY
A; 49, 9 STREET STATION. a9SSS
4; H IFFEcTIyn SUNDAY SEPT: 18th y
p.,5 a. ~. " press to ~ polntss
o,oo ~ tersburg and Norfolk.
x 10 r rE NM md 81 N ana NY.
. 1;IS - III Goldsboro
is u Idoea 9He,t a y
S ' 0o i,ai To- all pointa South 9.
li;sS q M; NE tHRRfvb
Is rs IS ms;s;e s. Z. ~
A. y. = 1 if'i r. 0;06 Pss n, ~
y: ,r,eent sunday: ..snnday only, =. a. q.
u ~ x. CRAIG. Gen. Psss.
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Second Dividend.

--- s4 \ & BY AssoOlatEd -TFeEs, " y, " ,,,l
WASH NliTON ( u, G.. Dec. s7,-The
cci,,,,trUller Of the currency to-day do
sclared a second dividend of IS per g,
In favor Of the creditors Of tho .l. J,
National Bank Of Florida 81 1acksonyi,i !,
proved, amounting to s2ss, b5s, Tho comp,
tiroller declared also, y third dlyldenfs
Of 20 per cent. iii favor OF the credl tors q
the First National Bank OF Macon Ga,,
making in all IS per cent on claims
LrrnWcd amounting, 4 "a $69l, lis. .llL..L
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TO ,JAcKsoNVlLLE, La, VIA AT,
l.ANTlc n oAsT LIN e,

On account Of THO annual meeting Of
sthe Southern Educational Association,
round TRIP tickets will be sold for. one
first-class fare. plus Twenty-Five cents.
srickets will be- on sale December 9th
ana 2sl III 1901 s Witt, final limit, returning,
..tos january 4 III 1905, .s .555
a85For. further formation apply to esll
/ East Main Street, or w, u. Craig, O. Y,
4 a.. ny ilmington, n @, n IA ss
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.cEARnARD AIR III RAJ WAY.

mn 4 INA LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ~ 20 NJ board Ma 100 Pr, M.-SeA.
board ssyannah.
local--For Norlina and Iantle 1
o'!E MA h,II ms ARRIVE RICHMOND .DAlLY.fs
,st "a h-Nn. 3t-From Flor d. IA anta ana
Il ~ souNsss sFrom Florida Atlantis and
= the M soNs;s ss-Erom Sorlina and Local
Il. e BEARD. p, y v y, ,,32 s
aao East Main Street. Phone t0a. u
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l,ynchhurg Tobacco Market.

Lynchbnrg, Va, Dec, 81, lsoi,
II Sales OF loose tobacco on tho Lynchhurg
ma rket for tho two weeks ending December g3,
1924 reported by John III oslesbyl l,ynsh's
sold Week ending December 18TH I'M, 100
pounds; sold @ses ending 42eSttnbsr ~ $50
pounds; deeleas SO for week ending pece'nRer y,
7S9 100 pounds. III s3t8 IL 9t si i
Sold from September 1. To- seen,her q,
1904, 800 Iiallndst W from ptembeE 4,
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81 u III ma *, cases Included. 1aic.; frists.
nc prime flrsts. 23c.; extras, 10. ss I

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Stssa Rase PATENT
ilag southern by sample NC. asl G3rn
t a,s aeoAe CT, nsw
whit q. III :SGpS;Hc e3 ye-- Dull But eady
and fancy ion ls sto o1
III y. S5Ise and unchanged at
IS cheese-Fi and incliange sugar
Strong and unchang ed. isssS SS