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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
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= Der 2aben oeS @ngros @etrGnfe
bdnOlers sller WeiB Iu Yriceburs mari
Samltag 9ia6t uon @inbre6ern un
uerl6ieoene Waaren beraubt unb oi
glei9en Serle itatteten aud Dem Saoel
Der 6rau Sobn Sau9an einen Yelud
ab unb beraubten 6enielben Inn eir
0uantum @i9arren.
= 9lm Dienitag in Der 6riibe bran.
gen Oiebe IN Den Saoen Der Oidiou
9itg Store @ompanie uno ob9lei6 lie
entoedt unb perlheu6t muroen, 9elan0
es ibnen bod, 98aaren i'm Bertbe uon
etwa $50 Our6 bic SintertbHre in 81.
herbeit III brin9en, pdbreno Elm Wtann
nanlens Sentius unO SObu GOllier Die
@inbre6er pom Der Soroerieite aus be-
oba6teten.
= 9Sabren6 Der Stationa9ent 4. 6.
OepanneD BON Der Ontario q gSeitern
@ilenbabn 81 2broOp am Wfonta9 allein
mar, betrat Elm Sremoer Die Stube unb
uerlangte Elm 3idet mad GarbonSale.
alS OeoanneD iih umbrebte, nm OaS
2idet ;u bolen, jo9 Oer Wtaun sinen
HeUolOer, 9ebOt ibm, Die SGnoe bod su
balten uno nabm bann $l1.65, @i9ens
tbum Der @iIenbabn 9ompanie uno
$12.45, @isentbum Der @rpreB Cont
panic. Sierauf ifloB Der fre6e @ius
bringing ben 2lgenten nod Elm unO ais
oieler enOlib aus9ebrohen mar uno ben
sllarm CAB, mar Der Rduber ipurloS
ucri6wunoen.
CGarbpubdIt eprrtippnotn,.l
= Die 5eueruerii6erunss Staten linb
bier erbO9t moroen unb Die Solge lit,
OaB bic @runoeisentbiimer lebr unmillis
bariiber iino, bonn bic @rb0bun9 betr6gt
in pielen 6allen eiu betrd6tli6es.
= Der ais Grie ySlDer" befannte
Yaila9ier3us rannte an Dienitag Wiorz
gen bel Der Sreujung in SimpiOn in
cine .. & .. Sofomotipe, Die leere Sob
leEfarreu So9. Die @rie SOfomotiue
warO our6 ben sluprall bemolirt uno
cine srOBere slnjabl Baiiasisre perlest,
jebo6 nicmano in 9eiabrli6er gSeile.
Der r2enOer" Der .. & D. 2ofomotipe,
no er 9etroiien warb, srbielt Elm 9roBes
So6. Die Serlesten lino': So5n
Sting, @rie Wtai6iniit, re6te Settle b0s
ieri6unOen; 6rant Darlington. YOits
clerf, re6te Settle bes aopIes Serl6nitz
ten unb SerldunOen uHO SOrper aud
bOs ieridunoen ; 2bomaS Scott, @rs
preBbote, uerreufter Sn06el, Siifte uno
Sdulter 3eridunOen Sobn Onsan,
Sremier, Sopf Seri6unOen uno linfeS
Sein bOs Serlhnitten 2Onp Steius
BREEDER, SremIer, Infer 9lrm 9ebro9en
unO S9nitt iiber bem linfen 9luge /;
8ilIOn, Elm Yaiia9ier, bOle Shrammen
an SOrper ; jlpei SinOer namens Sun.
nin9bam unO sSalter erbielten aud
bOie S6rammen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Dunmcre.

= 0ur6 sin WtiBperitanbniB bon
glnpeiiunsen eriOlstc am Wtontas 9iabs
mitta9 nabe Der 0to. 5 3ede elm .3uiam.
menitOB ;wil6en einem @iiter;use uno
einer OoilOfomOtipe. Die Wtai6inens
fiibrer ipransen in 3eit ab uno niemanN
wuroe uerlest, aber beioe SotOmptiuen
iiemlib fart bei6Gbi9t.
= Satrid Srowu uou Sit Drinter
StraBe fiel am Wionta9 Wtor9en, als
CT ii6 auf Oem 8e9e iur 9lrbeit beiunO,
nabe Der @ppip @rope 3ebe su Sport
Sill plOeli6 foot OIL einem Seriidla9e
nieoer. Wtebrere Wfanner. Die ibn
iallen iaben. eilteu ibm ;u 9ulie, ooh
mar Der Wtann tobt, als lie ibn err
rei6ten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
gBilfesbarre Radhrt6ten.

: Gorlesteu Samitas aeritOrte elm
sSeuer bic 2reibbduler Don VI. gS.
WtoOre & SO. all Barf sluenue unb be-
ibdoiste bas Wtoore Wobnbaus erbebs
li9. Yerluit $2500.
= OamroI6's Sr6eiter, nit Wfas
oame gloroica als SOliltin, meroen am
9lbenb oes 8. Wtdr3 III Der 8afienballs
Oes 8. 9tesiments babier conSertieren.
Gum Sortra9 fommen nRariifal" uno
8asner'ide Wtuiit.
- Der Baltimore SO. 3 BREEDER Der
.. & 8. SO. wurOe ON Dienita9 abeno
burb Seuer ;erit0rt, bas our6 einen
iiberbei;ten 8beil oil Der Wiai6inerie
entitanO. Der Serluit betrd9t $780,
600. Der 8au wurbe Dor circa 40
Sabreu errihtet uno mar crit fiirili6
nit neuer Wtaldinerie uerleben woroen.
- Sn Der 8obnuns ieines Sobnes
an Snoion StraBe ueritarb uorlesten
Sonutas na6 l1n9erer Srantbeit Serr
SObn Seder I'M sllter pOn 76 Sabren
uuo 4 Wtonaten. Der Seritorbene
ltammte aus Wtedlenburg S6merin
uno fam Dor 80 Sahren nab glmerifa
es iiberIeben ibn iiini erWa6lene Sinoer.
= Das 9userne Gountp 9iSensssridt
ldien Der gluiid)t, OaB bic 9lu;ubl Der
Wirtbi6aften 9rOB genlig. ODER l6on iu
9roB Jet, unO bat nobeiu alle neuen
9lpplifationen ab9ewielen, ebenlo eluige
Der alten, se9en welfe be9riinbete Sin
n1noe erboben wuroen. Die glnSabl
Der uerweiserten @eiu6e errei6t etwa
Die 3abl $50.
Sn BlDmoutb mar 9eitern Der
@el6altstbeil Der Stabt our6 elm Seuer
bebrObt, bod fonnte balielbc 9liidli6ers
weile seodmpft meroen, ebe es ;n groBen
rlmian9 erreibtc. Sas alte EeOples
2beater, SObn 9Ones' @irtbi6aft, ein
ooppeltes gSobnbauS beS Brit 9Salton
uno ;wei Sheunep brannten nieoer unb
man i6dst ben Serluit auf etwa $4,000.
= Die bier in Sieuns ssmeiene
@uanselii6e GOnfereni bat iib Die Wtiibe
9enOmmen, ibr Seto 9csen Die @ntbeif
lisun9 oes Sabbatbs einSule9en unO
iif 9egen bas Siienbalten Der ct. SOuis
Slusitelluus am Sonntag uuo &C.
gen baS VeIen BON Sonnta9S,eituns
gen ;u srfldrsn. Saben bic 9erreu
uiellsi6t Sln9it, OaB es ibrem business
2lbtra9 tbun wiirSe, nenn Der 9lrbeiter
ben ein;i9en freien Gag, oen er bat, Su
ieiner .Grholuug uermenoet? :? Oerarti9e
Yroteite l6eineu uns iebr unperfrOren
uon Seuten, Die leOiglib uon Der SOuns
ta9sarbeit leben.
= 8aitor s. s. Sitter pon 98ebiter
slpenue nollte am WtOntag lein ;ebn
Vtonate alteS 20dterlein in einer SUIT
l6e bic 2reppe binabiabren, ais plOslid
Der @riii nahgab uno Die SutIde init
Dem Sinoe bic 2reppe binab pOlterte.
slls Die Suti6e unten lanbete, iiberi6lu9
lie lid, oas WiaOhen wuroe nit gSu6t
aui ben SubbOOen seihleubert unO ers
bielt babel einen Shdbelbru6 oil Der
linfeu Seite. Der auf's bO6ite ers
i6rOdene Batter lieB iOiort einen 9lrSt
ruien uno man nabm bic Sleine baum
mad Dem Sabnemann Solpital, mo cine
Operation uorgenommen murbe, ooh
bieIelbe mar per9ebens, oenn am 9leihen
0iadmittag CAB oas Sino ben @eilt ani.
Die SeerOisung finbet beute ;u 6rees
mansbur9 ltatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Spbe Narfer Rett,en.

: Ole S0rtur un6 Sfmer,en b,
ShfteHlbmer5en weroen loiort 6eIeitia
Surd ben @ebrau6 bon ct. Safob
Del, melhes bis auf ben Sib Dc
S9merjen our6orinst .uno berubigt.
: Der alarm BON Saiten Ala an
6retta9 yfabmittag murbe ourd eiuel
unbeoeutenben Brano in benz @ebduS,
Ses 9Silliam Beisberser an ScrantOr
StraBs pernrlaft, oaS BON elmer polni
l9en 5amilie bemobnt miro. Sin paa,
Stmer sSaiier lOibteu Die 6lammen.
: slls Der SauIirer Charles SalioI
pom Sadlon StraBe am Oienltaa uou
9lrtbnr Samuels cine Hednuna collef-
tiren mollte, idob ibm lesterer eineu
Hepolper Dor uno bies mar Dem Saliol
% unan9enebm, baB er ausfniii. Spa.
ter muroe iebo6 Samuels uerbaitet unS
Iiir iein 9eri6tlides @rldeinen unter
5000 SHr9i6aft seitellt.
= Der Bole 9Obn aulid uon SaS
Siebenter StraBe purSe am SamltaO
ytabt an asmell Court, nabe Dem Or.
Toro BREEDER. uon pier Wt6nnern anaes
balten uno na66em ibn einer beriel6en
Our6 einen S6lag nieOerseitredt bate,
wnroen Ieine 9al6en INN mebrers
SdliiIiel uno. $25 Saarselb erlei6tert,
aud nabmen iie cine g8urit nit, Die Sus
lid beintra9eu mollte. Der 9luaearif.
fene lag bis uabe,u Wtitterna6t in Der
Sourt uno ais er enbli6 pieoer Die 8e.
ltnnnn9 erlangte, mar sr balb uerfroren
nno litt aud sroBe Sdmer,en. Sin
slrjt ltellte feit, oaB ibm bic 9tale gebror
den uno audi Die slu9en perlest morSen
waren. Sulid erfldrte, oaB leine 9ln.
greiIer Sanosleute waren, tonnte aber
ibrs 3oentitdt niat ansebsn.
= Sn bem BON Sedliter sluenue,
@pnon, Wterioian unb Su,erne StraBen
be9renjten 2erritorium ma6te ii6 am
Sonneritag 0ia6t cine Yerl6iebnna Der
Sberfld6e bemerfbar etlpa IL llbr
muroen ueri6ieOsue 8iiraer onrt, einen
Snall erwedt uno Inn 1 ubr am Ssreitaa
Wfor9en CAB es cine Sortieeun9 pom
rnmpelnoer 9er1ul6e, Die Elm iiiblbares
@rSittern Der 0Guier oortielbIt uerurs
iadte. Suuoerte pom Wtenlhen er.
9riffen bieraui ibre SleiOer un6 rannten
auT Die StraBe, no lie lid in eri6rode.
nen uno erresten Saufen Suiamnen
i6aarten uno fanoen, baB ibr Shreden
eip bere6ti9ter mar, bonn allentbalben
waren Die SerI6iebunsen 3li bemerten,
lpe3iell i'm 500 Ylod oil Oampton
StraBe, NO 6ilie bis ,u bier 3Ol 8reitc
li6 3eigten. Sine Stunoe ipdter, I'M 2
llbr. ma6te ii6 all ben peri6ieoenen
Fnntten cine mebrSOllise Senfun9 be-
merfbar uno piele Berionen traien oann
anltalteu, aus ibren Wobnunsen iu
jieben. @s mar uum09lih, Die 3biiren
Der Sduier in Dem affi;irten 9lrea su
ltlieBen unb mebrere 0dller murben
aud nod itarf bei6aoist. Die Ser.
l6iebuns bielt bis Samita9 an, inoem
~ bemerfen mar, Dap Die eutltanoenen
Jfilje in Der @rbe neiter muroen nno
perl6ieoene anoere nod entitanoen was
ren. Der Sdaoen an ben lhou be-
i1Goi9ten SGulern murbe 6aour6 nod
srOber gemadt unb piele 5anilien ma.
rem geiwun9en, ausiuiieben, mdbreno
Die anoeren in beltdnoi9er slngit oas
@Hbe Oes llnbeiIs erwartsten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Saulots 81 berfauien.

@inise Cots an 9Sillow StraBe, Obsrs
bolb Sruin9 sluenue, 40 bel 152 6ub
9roB. Yreis $3.50, Wenn ioiOrt pers
fault anOere perlan9eu 5000 bis
$500. 9iabereS in Der .@o6eublatt"
Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03

= Die un9arii6e Delegation bieB
na6 LANCER Oiscuiiion ben oroentli9en
unb auBerOroentli6en 9lrmee. Stat gut,
wie aud einen Greoit uOn $3.50, 900
fir Die Sel6afiun9 neuer Selb9el6iise.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-03
Stftsfgu.

= Sn Der WObnung leiner 2o6tcr
an Wtia StraBe uerihieb am Douner.
itas 0ta6t Safob Ssder I'M sllter pom
8s 9abren feline ScerOisuns erfOlSte
Samitas,
= Der 80 Sabre alte 9ln9elo 9lltello.
an Salem StraBe mobnbaft, wuroe
seltern in einer @rube ,u OnrDea pom
einem Soblenialle pom Der >Sefe CT.
l1lagen. ST binterlGbt III Stalien cine
Samilie.
- glm Samltag 9ia6t muroe Die
S6enne beim 9to. IA Sfadt Der Grie
@ompanie, nabe Sailin, pollitdnoig bur6
SSeuer jerit0rt uuo elm S6aoen pon
etma 81, 900 anseri6tet. Sn Oem Sc:
bGuoe beianoen iid % @Iel, Die aud ben
Slammen gum Spfer fielen.
= glutbonp @jrolinsm pon SSeit
Bittston, ein slngeitellter Der @reter
3e6e, murOe an Samitag In Dem
y Sump" am 6ube oes 9teo 9lib S6ahs
ties nit 9ebrO6enem 9enid auf9eiuns
ben; er mar nod am Seben, ltarb aber
ein paar Wtlnuten nad)ber. Wian
uimmt al, Dap er in Die Biiite fiel uno
BON bem 9ebeltubl getrofen wuroe, ebe
er iih in Si6erbeit bringen fonnte.
= @S lit mnmebr befiuitiu feitee.
itellt, oaB Die oiesjGbri9en YaDrsutber
Siibnenieltipiele am %. Suli be9inneu
werben. stuf Dem ErU9ramm bominirt
Pariifal". Der erite GDtlus lit be.
rcitS auSuerfauit.
= Der Dampfer rDoric", Der aus
oem Orient in San 6raneiSeo eintrai,
bradte japanil6eS Sob gum Setra9t
uOn 81 ,205, 900 nit, pOn bem oas meiltt
sur Seiablun9 BON Srie9sporrGtben be-
itimmt lit, lpelbc Sapan in Den lester
WtOnaten in ben YGrcini9ten Staatsr
tauite.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22

arads of satisfied customers take adj
vantage OF the Bic bargains offered.
GAolaons Star Clothing House just
received q Gn line IF moss priag
suits for mea and hogs The price
na you am anxious buyer
Jos Voimor. merchant tailor 2i5
8a at. VIII make you practical
business sgat 90 order, clean press
and repair ladies' and gents clothing.
C. Jones. grocery and boarding
house, is good place To- buy good
thing 70 eat Orders viii be carefully
elected and promptly delivered
Kaufman Bros Dry Goods Store.
watch and take advantage o. the
lIh price made on their special sale
DAYS Read them in The Bulletin.
tdrs @ f. Bracket. mhHnes. is
always busy attending 20 the wants
of Der many customers Hats for all
occasions ar.istlcally trimmed
Cairo Iron and Machinery supply
store. lowest prices on iron steel and
heavy hardware, mill supplies. leather
ami gum betting, pBmps. gas pipes.
\. Sander the leading merchant
jail0r. has The largest and best stock
II smiling ever brought 10 Cairo. none
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22

can duplicate his work or prices
C. c. Terrell a Go. reliable shoa
store. or $3.50 and $3.50 shoes have
no equal in Cairo. the wearing quality
proves what wc say
American steam Laundry the only
fist class laundry in Che eity Your
shirts. collars and cuff wifi wear q
long tim when laundFlol BIS u.s.
Fred G. Fahr. book store on SIN
ST., will show the largest and best
selected stock Of choice books. sta.
tionery and office supplies
r. E. Cannon. coal dealer at
Wheelcrs Ola stand kindline wood at
very Joss price, II viii pas you TO
put in a supply while price is low
y. Sander. merchant tailor. makes
more suits to order than al 9th RS
combined. Best proof ef good wark
and low prices. Leave your measure
Ben. ". Alba's Opera House Barber
shop. the finest pariors III Cairo. elac-
trie massag hot and cold baths
Ey rylndy likes IT, Welcome to all
Tie 3ost0n Dental Pariors. pain s.
dentistry a specially They viii tell
you how to take the proper care Of
your tteth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22

good thing % est. fresh coed
dairy butter. ssee5 ailI. butter mills
game I'M season Both phon
GazzoIa Confectionery Store. lealer
ia fine eahdles and choice fruits Try
orr chocolale oreaHe $50 bon bona,
ice cream furnished ii any quantity
White Horse Inn naateat. aiean4
and best place in Cairo fof your fore.
noon and afternoon refeshmeat. A
visit viii convince goa STA Wash as.
Walters and saeriek grocery AMI
meat marsej. Is tae 5est DaIfazaJ
grocery and meat martef in Cairo
Welcome TO all Eighth street
G. A. S8oboaa. 5ho grocer. the 8-y
goods man. the meat market viii gp.
ply your wants ami sen will harr
money let 27l1 Coai ass.
Bur'5e's Livery Feed and Boar ling
Stables first class livery service. \
fine line ii carriages for funeral o.
casi7us Always the best
TIE Sho maker Studio still fakes
the lead. No gallery in the city can
esfHBate with fHis v4eh If comes 10
artistic work II s Blackley. mgr
3 Michael Ci0ihins stara and Loan
office is daing Enc business Hun-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22

J. +. hiob's Union Bakery win de-
liver bread, cakes and pies at your
door for less money than you can
make tham for Phone No. 275.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22

When eofa pops it turns white
same way with a bgshftI man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-22
Strap.Hsnaers Pay.

Few strE bet cars. other than the dou-
ble-deckerE. which seat fortv persons
inside am, sixty on top. are used in
English cities. The American strap
hanger Isl the most profitable Of pass
engers to The railway company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Pr EPARlNG FOR SALE OF
CLING HFlELD CORPORATION.

Especial to The TImes-Dspat
4 BALTIMORE, MD, December 2l.-Ne-
gotlations are in progress for the sale Of
the properties Of the Clinchfleld corpora
ton in Southwest Virginia, in which Bal
timore capitalists are largely Interested
IN It 4 Is vested the ownership Of the
Cranes Nest Company, including about
100000 acres of coal lands in8jNVise and
Dickinson counties. Va, and the South
and southwestern Railway. The proper.
ties represent an outlay Of about So
500, 600. They were bought by a syndl-
cate organized by President George
Blackstone, OF tho Union Trust Company,
and that company held large interest
in the syndicate. tits thought that the
visit here Of Eugene Zimmerman. prcsi-
dent OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad yesterday, had some
connection with the deal. This road
owns the Detroit Southern. which wants
to extend its line to the Clinchfield coal
dem al ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
THE GOVERNORS
INAUGURATION.
Will Deliver His Address at
Midday Wednesday,
January nth.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO RALEIGH.
Bill to be Introduced to Allow
Winston-Saleln to Iss,lc Bonds
for Line to Higl, Point.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO RALEIGH
fspeo,al q Tic Times. pIspa,ch.,

a. -
W1NSTON-sALEN1. N. G.. Dec. 21..-.
TURNED from Raleigh to-day. stated that
he would deliver his inaugural address
about / o'clock on "Wednesday, January
nth. That evening an informal reception
will DO held at the executive mansion
for the purpose OF giving the visitors to
Raleigh on that occasion an opportunity
to meet tho new Governor and his fam.
lily, and the other State officers and their
families.
Arrangements have hecn made for d
special train to be run from Winston.
sa1efh to Raleigh on tho day OF tho In
auguration ceremonies. The Governor
and his family will go down on the spc-
cial. Captain Glenn has asked Forsythc
Riflemen, OF which he was once captain,
to accompany him as his escort
The Board Of Trade here has adopted
resolution that Winston township vote
on the question OF issuing $4,000 worth
Of bonds for the proposed electric car
llne between Winston Salem and High
Point, and that a bill for the purpose
be introduced in the next Legislature
early nits session. This will not admit
OF starting construction work as quickly.
as the projectors hoped The election. it
Is thought. may be held within sixty
days.
1t is stated that a petition will be pres.
scented to the General Assembly. asking
the lawmakers to revoke the charter OF.
the town Of Shore. Yadkin county. AZ
number of the temperate citizens OF the
county are said to be stirred Zip on ac-
can't of fine amount OF twhfskey tina t Is
manufactured and sold In the village
which was Incorporated by the last Leg
iislature ia 81
4 At present there are several big row
pow plants in operation at Shore. and
it is the purpose of the petitioners 10
put, them out OF business by having the.
towns charter destroyed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO HAVANA,
CUBA, VI ATLANTIC

A personally conducted excursion to
Havana, Cuba, will leave Washington,
Richmond and Norfolk, Jununry4, 1905,
connecting With the r, g. Q. S, 8, Co.'s
steamer "Olivettc,H' leaving Port Tampa,
ria, night! OF January 9Th. Party Will
be limited to 100 persons; therefore, make
reservations promptly, to secure proper
accommodations on steamer, Mr.. A. w,
Fritot, who speaks Spanish fluently will
meet the party at Jacksonville and Fac-
company them to Havana. b
Tickets limited to return from Has
yana on any steamer until January 18th,
with privilege to stop over at any point
In the State Of Florida, south of Jack-
ssonville, within tho final limit. January
s22d. 81
The rate. s4s. from Richmond, for the
round trip, includes meals and state.
rooms on steamer.
Any other Information or pamphlets on
Cuba, will be furnished on application,
by ticket agent, s3s East Main Street, or
NJ. ], Craig. q, r, A., Wilmington, N, g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
.IEI 'Il7IlsII ~ 1IlI 19llI 1l13lsl I7I 9'i
THE VAL UE o e c HARcoAL

Few People Know How Useful 1t lis In
n 3 Preserving Health and Beatty.
@ Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
Il Is the safest and most efficient disinfec-.
tslnt and purifier In nature. but few
realize Its value when taken into the hui
man system for tho same cleansing pur-
pose ii
Charcoal Is a remedy that the more you
take of It the better; 1t Is not drug
at all, but simply absorbs the gases and
Impurities always present In the stomach
and &intesu tines and carries them out of the
system,
Charcoal sweetcns the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables,
ii Charcoal effectuully clears and improves
tho complexion. It 6whitens the teeth and
further acts as II natural and emincntly
safe cathnruc,
sfIt absorbs the Injurious gases which, coll.
Z lect i'll the stomach and bowels; 1t dsin-
afccts the mouth ana throat from the poi
son Of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one form
or another. but probably the best cnar-
coal and tho most for the ,nonay is In
posed OF the finest powdered INFLOW
charcoal, and other harmless nntisep,lcs
Il In tablet form or rather in the form Of
large, pleasant tasting lozcnges. the char
coal being mixed with honey, e i.
Ihe daily use Of these lozenges will
soon tell In q much improved condition
Of the general health, better complex
ion, sweeter breath and purer blood and
tho beauty of 1t is, that no possible harm
can result from their continued use, but
4 On the contrary, great benefit.
"A Buffalo physician, lii speaking OF the
benefits of charcoal, says: I advise stu
arts Charcoal Iozenges to all patpnts
suffering from gas In stomach ana Sow
els. and 10 clear the complexion ana pur!-
fy'the breath. mouth and throat; I also
believe the liver IS greatly benefited by
styrfIye cents a. box at drug stores. and
although IN some sense a patent prepara-
ton, yet I believe I get more and better
charcoal In Stuart's Charcoal LozenGes
( than IN any Of the ordinary charcoal tap-
let's,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Whore can this be cxcelled?
The company has no bonds.
Notes Are Carried.

BY reason OF the nature OF the biisi-
ness OF building cars, this company finds
II ectssary. at times to take In payments
for cars ecu irment notes Of railroad COM
fpanies. Tscse notes, ltioug h very safe
and promptly paid, often have TO be carried
by the compaI1y for a. long 4 time. and
1t IS for this reason that such an sSenor-
NOUS cash capital Is required.
IL Now wa con1eFto a very important feat
IRE OF this subject, and N TINT lis tho
operation Of the company since May !,
1901 At which date was closed the last a !.
circular, during the last twenty months
railroads had no money and little credit.
They could not buy cars, consequently the
during the summer It looked as if the
car building business was about to cease
To exist. During May. June. July and
August, the profits We're only 1900 and
s tho dividend Of, esn ~, m So %
over of only 500 00o. q 5lig9
Along during September, however. g z.
confidence returned. and the railroad
companies raced to get In their orders
for cars ahead OF their competitors. We
understand that most OF the plants Of
tho American Car and Foundry Company
already have orders booked for 6 months
ahead az sg MI
A There is outstanding 5000 coo or pres
tferred stock OF this company. The COM
which ii equivalent to s4s,75 for each
share of preferred stock. The company
has real estate. plants and properties c;.r-
sricd On tho books at 900. II we
value these at 3o5cents on the dollar. they
would be worth sl72s00p0 which Is
equivalent to- $3.50 for each share of pre-
sferrod stock s4s.T5 added to $3.50 is
@SlO635. on this basis the preferred stock
5isintrlnsically worth sloG.35. ana has paid
seven per cent. dividends per annum quar-
terlyG ever since characterization of the
company, March i, 1929. It is to-day
quoted nts191, and the next dividend is
due III February, 1905. q
The common stock is quoted at 31El-2.
The last dividend paid on It was onc-half
M one per cent. In Mag. 1901. The Au-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
SPECIAL RATES 70 PANAMA CT TY
PANAMA. VIA SOUTHERN
. A " 49,

Account OF Pan-Americun Medical Con--f
5gress, Panama City, Southern Railway
Will sell special tickets from stations on
Its lines December Goth; 1904, to Panama
City and return, limited thirty days, ut
extremely low round trip ra tes. Rate from
Richmond, 81, 5O;% comparatively low rates
from all other points. Those contemplate
Ing the trip will please advise promptly MS,
possible, In order that steamer acconlmo-s
dations may be- reserved, us the nxcur'
sion is limited ia $50 persons. Tho South
ern Railway operates double daily
limited service from Virginia cities
to New Orleans, from which point trip,
is made via Union Fruit Company's
steamers, For Information call on or
g. w. lVEsTBuRY, D. n, A.,
ss3 Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-22
Eastern Field Trials
1Pv Associated press. ) II

WAYNEsBoRo, GA, Dec. 81 The sec.
ond series of the all-age contest in the
field e trials YVES finished to-day. he
winners OF the contest were announced
Pioneer, Mr.. Shelly S dog, won first prize,
$500; Mckinley. Mr.. Askin' s dog, won sec
sond prize, $500; Jesse n odteld.s Count
Gladstone won third prize, 81 %. This
much interest was taken because all the
dogs were used for those trials, making
the race PXciting: ~.
took place tonight at s o'clock. There
will be eight or ton starters In this con-
test, Which kes two hour heuts to run.