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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-06
PLANNING
CEREMONIES
Prominent Members Of Beth
Ataba Congregation Decided
on Important Details.
THE CEREMONIES MASONIC
Either Grand Lodge Of Virginia
ora Bite Lodge Will Direct
the Exercises.
THE CEREMONIES MASONIC

Prominent members Of the Beth Ahatah
IL date for laying the corner stone of Tho
new synagogue in course Of erection at
Ryiand and Franklin Streets.
II was wel.t1lgh agreed upon at one
time to have the impressive exercises
January nth "Lcc-Jackson Day." for
some years past State holiday. but 1t
was found that some minor. but ncedful
details could not be arranged by that
time. Thhe delay will be but for q few
days, and the ceremonies Will be all
the more impressive for It.
Some important matters were fixed
upon yesterday morning, The size OF tho
stone was determined; the inscription was
agreed upon. II
,rhe block viii be Virginia granite, pol
lshcd on two sides. 1t will be twenty
inches wide and thirty inches long. a
copper receptacle viii fit into a place
for 1t chiselcd but of the solid stone. Into
the box number Of articles VIII be put.
the exact character OF which will be de-
termined upon later. Very likely a
roll OF the present members of Beth
eAhaba will be Enclosed, possibly the list
OF charter members. Coins. the daily
newspapers and other articles. will doubt
less be included.
The ceremonies will be under the d.
rection OF either the Grand Lodge or.
Masons or ono OF the blue lodges Tho
speakers will be selected from among
distinguished Richmonders, and 1t Is not
contemplated now to bring any outsiders
here to speak on this occasion.
On one side OF the stone will be written
the name Of the synaGogue: Beth
Alabah," following the Hebrew spelling
Of the word The final III" will be used
in this instance and hereafter whenever
the word is written. Many years ago
this was tho usual way Of spelling the
word, but tho final "h" has not been
employed now for some time. On tho
other side will be written the present
Jewish year, 1904.
Work on the synagogue is progressing
nicely.
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Bright sDisease
Diabetes,

6Ioatlno, Gravel, Dull Back Ache,
Kidney Diseases, Urinary Affections
cured by taking Stuarts Gin and BueIu.
The worst forms Of kidney and Blaauder
hss ae ai ss Always sEsay sas
Stuart's Gin and Buchu, 1t Is q bland, da-
lightfully pleasant tasting medicine, that
acts directing on tho kidneys and bladder,
Huohyd dpnnH 9H svar s ansys
them life and ylgor, Stuarts, Gin and
Bucnu invariably cures El,sats nisease
and Diabetes even when the patlent ha.l
given uI hope or where they sco maa pes
DISEASED KIDNEY SYMPTOMS.
Agonizing pains in the back. swollen legs
or abdomen. DISCHARGES from the urethra,
neuralgia Of the bladder, burning sensa'
s'GH sea IL qesrs or ev Sss nSosnary
charge Of the urine. catarrh q the sblad-
odor OF the urine. scenty and hlEh-eol.
Hse SGnss ann sek y pea ens ay aRs ps
Eor any OF these symptoms
take stnarIs Gin and, Bush9, and iy, Su
a sna bfNaaSg per Ssan saFs Sas
eleanses the BLADDER, removes All obstrnc.
tho blood pure, The highest grade Kid.
ney aemedy MADE; Ih91roughiy, tasteG NJ aor
PIE BoTffE, also Circular, Giving some
ms Stuart Drug co. Atlanta sc; Special
! TRAalr SIS Bd eeS9sagsGPa ya q
street. Call OF write, stuart's Gin and
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/. ALLEN WATTS.
Death Of an Old Railroad Law
yer at Roanoke.
nccial In THE Tines-

tspecia! to The Tlmes-Dispa ,ch.,
ROANOKE, VA. Jan. 81. Allen
Watts died this morning at 1l:15 o'clock
from n complete breakdown of the ner-
Nous system, aged forty-nine years. MIR.
Watts was In Ill ralth when the late A.
p. Carter, claim agent of tho Norfolk
anG Western. was taken sick in October
and rs consulting attorney In the Same
department, filled both duties which has
tered his death.
He was native OF Roanoke county. a
son OF the late Colonel William Watts,
who was a distinguished Cor <3dcratc of
fiCer, and one of the most prominent
planters of this section. Mr.. Watts was
Il graduate OF law OF the University Of
Virginia. and first practiced In Salem,
where, In 1850. he married Miss Ger
trudc Lee. a daughter of Hugh Lee. who
was q member Of the Underwood Consti-
tCuonal Convention. He came to Roa-
roke when 1t first became q city and
joined the legal firm Of Watts, Robertson
and Robertson. He was regarded as one
of the ablest lawyers of the city and was
ever ready to help the unfortunate. He
represented this district for one term
In 1888 94 In the State Senate, and was
promoter and principal supporter Of the
Roanoke Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals.
III his death Roanoke loses ono of her
most prominent and best loved citizens
and his demise has cast a gloom over
the city He Is survived by his wife and
three children, two sons and one daush-
ter.
THE funeral services will take place at
st. Johns Episcopal Church. Of which
he was member, on Thursday ut p.
NJ. and his remains will be inferred at
the family burying ground near the city.
The Hastings Court adjourned for two
days out of respect to his memory.
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NO DIVIDEND
ON COMMON.
Directors Of United States Steel
Corporation Decide to Pass
the Dividend.
sHRlNkAGE. IN BUSINESS
Statement OF Earnings for Past
Year Shows Great Decrease
Under Previous Years.
(By Associated Press.)

.sti. |st.sfAis ll3y ASSOC!atcu A-iC5s'j
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The dividend on
United States Steel, common, was passed
at the quarterly meeting of the directors
to-day, but tho regular one and three
quarters per cent. was declared on tho
preferred stock. This was practically
what Wall Street expected. AT the pre-
vious quarterly meetings the common
dividend was cut from q four to a two
per cent. basis Chairman Gary mado
the formal statement, after meeting, that
the action of directors was unanimous.
Tho statement of earnings for 1903
shows n great shrlnkage In the business
Of tho corporation. Net earnings ODE
cember estimated) aggregate sl0S,979.0l2,
rs against sl33,3Os,76S, In 1902 and $780,
9l7.1GO in the first nine months OF tho
corporntion's history In 1901 Briefly.
business for the twelve months Of 1903
was only about So, 900 900. In excess OF That
for the first nine months Of the corpora.
TONS existence For the last quarter OF
1908 net earnings were slf,S43oi2, as
against 3l,as5,750 for the same Quarter OF
1909, and seo.7G00l2 for the corresponding
quarter Of 1901, Thus earnings for the
last quarter were decidedly less man
half of those IN l9Og,
The net balance Is G0,S24, $50, as against
$50, aCG, 5ol in 1902 Tho undivided profits
or surplus for 1908 aggregate sll962'Gi5,
which is less by $o2.29l,0l2 than In the
previous year This is partly accounted
for, however, by the charge for deprecia-
ton OF $5,570,OOO MS against nothing IN
1902. on December Slst last the COM
pany's untitled orders aggregated S,2l5,-
lis tons, as against 5,sa7,263 on the same
day of 1902.
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Mainly About People,.

The feast Of tho Eplphony VIII be OBJ
served to-day with services ut st. PauFs
at II A. M. Dr.. Strange requests lhaI
the services.
Tho REV. ". NJ. Buchanan, returned
Presbyterian missionary from Japan. de,
The students at Richmond College.
The condition of Mr.. 6. w Wharton j :,
was reported from the Virginia Hospita!
last night as very much improvssdi nnd NJ J.
n fternoon Mt Eighteenth and Main Stree $.
The Central ", G. T. U, VIII meet THIS
afternoon In the home Of Mrs, Q, FL.
russell. No. GIG North Ninth street.
Mr.. j, w. Tyler, who has been desper-
ately iii with typhoid foyer. is slowly re-
noyarinE "a $3.50. fss'.I. a.'h d
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u. S. Marines in Seoul.
1r,~ sxnniaicd II,rnas

(By Associated l'ress.)
n gtNASTIINGTON,8 j. c., Jan. 5.-The
Navy Dcpar tment Is in receipt of two
c;1blegrams from the commanding OIL
cor OF the United States ship Vicksburg
ct Chemulpo, dated the 4th and 9Th In
slant respectively. as follows:
: After consultation with American min
lister. We are Of the game opinion. Aspect
OF affairs very grave at Seoul. There
Is much fea, of riot By Korean soldiers
] have completed arrangements to send
the company of marines overland by
railroad ut the critical moment; also
about thirty-flve men and field gun from
this vessel at Chemulpo II deemed ncccs-
shry.'
The second message Il. MS follows:
Two. officers. &c men left at 10 A. NJ.
The remainder OF guard Is prepared II
any demand. There is little change IN
tho situation
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Blood
p OILS |l)R[.
Bone Pains, Itching, scabby
Skin Diseases,

r . ID u
ewe1Ifnes, carbuncics Plmpies, sorofula
permanently cured by taking Botanic
Blood Balm. 1t destroys tho active Pol
son In the blood. IT YOU HAVE aches
and pains In bones, back and Joints. Itch
ing, scabby Skin, Blood feels hot or thin,
Swollen Glands, Rlsings and Bumps on
tho Skin, Mucous Patches In Mouth, Sore
Throat, Pimplcs or offensive cruptions.
Copper Colorcd Spots or Rash on Skin.
all run down or nervous, Ulcers on
ony, part OF the body, Hair or Eyebrows
falling out, Carbuncles or Bolls, takc
Botanic Blood Balm, guaranteed
to cure even the worst and most dcep-
sea ted cases. whcro doctors, patent med
iclnes and hot springs fail. Heals all
sores, stops all aches and pains, reduces
all swelllngs, makes blood pure and rich,
completely changing tho entire body into
II clean, healthy condition. B.B.B has
cured tlousan ds OF cases OF Blood Poison,
after reaching last stages.
Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema
are caused by an awful poisoned condl-
ton Of the blood. B.B.B. cures Ca
tarrh, stops Hawking and Splitting, cures
rheumatism, with Aches and Pains, heals
al! Scabs. Scales, Eruptions Watery
Blistcrs, with Itching and Scratching Of
Eczema, by giving n pure, healthy blood
supply to affected parts
Cancer Cured.
Botanic Blood Balm cures Cancers Of
ali Kinds. suppurating dwellings, Eating
Sores Tumors, Ugly Ulcers. 1t kills the
Cancer Poison and heals the Sores or
worst Cancer. perfectly. II, you have a
persistent Plmple, Wart, Swellngs.
Shooting, stinging Pains. take Blood
Balm and they will disappear before
they develop into Cancer. Many appar-
emily hopeless cases OF Cancer cured by
taking BOTANIC Blood Balm.
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But Slight Increase.

% 81
It is Interesting to note that notwith-
standing the rapid growth Of Richmond
In the last two decades. there has been
no increase of the police force since 1883.
In the fall Of that year sixteen new men
were put on, and the increase has
amounted to / 1-16 men for each year up
to the present
There have been but few Sweeping
changes in the affairs Of R!chmond's Po-
lice Department, which was inaugurnted
in 1852, when the place was but village.
Then there were but two or three officers.
In 1892 there were sixteen men on the
force. including officers. In 1897 it was irl-
creased to thrty-two, and In 1871 the
charter was amended so as to take the
department out OF the Council and place
it in the hands of a board
The first board was as follows: e. A..
Saunders, Marshall Ward P. II. Mayo.
Madison Ward; j. w. Shields. Jefferson
Ward; Z. T.. D. Myers, Clay Ward; j. IL.
Gresham. Jackson Ward; John Enders.
Monroe Ward
Major John II. Claiborne was the first
chief, and was elected in 1865 He was
succeeded by the late John Poe, Jr. In
1870. Major Poe died in 1885, and was
succeeded by tho present chief, Major
B. +. Howard. who was promoted from
captain of the First District.
The present outlook is that the Police
Board is going to do great deal to
improve the service. and that the MEM
hers will never rest until they shall have
seen their ideas as to increase. etc.,
adopted.
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SITUATION
VERY GRAVE.
The cry Of Peace When There
Is No Peace and Preparations
Arc Making for War.
OUR MARINES AT SEOUL
Commander Of vicksburg Mott
Gcs Department Rioti,1g 1n1-
,nincnt at Korea's Capital.
nv Associated Press

(By Associated Press)
ST.. PET ERSBUkG, jan. Din her re-
ply 10 Japan, Russia made great con-
ccssions and hopes her proposals VIII
prove acceptable to Japan. The foreign
office Informed the Associated Press to-
day that instructions had been sent 10
vlccroy Alcxleff on which the reply was
based. The letter was drawn in the most
concillalory spirit. Some Of the Japan.
ESQ proposals were accepted, while others
were made the subject OF extended obscr-
vatons and were met by counter propo.
sails. There are strong hopes In many cir.
clcs that on Thursday next, the Russian
Christmas, the Gear may he able to an
nouncc that peace Is assured.
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Preparing for War.

l.#IHII. (I3y ASSOCIalGu "PTeSS.J I1IITg I9..
TOXIC. Jan. 5.--The Russian reply 10
japan has not yet been received. 1t is
reported from yladlvostock that the RUS
sian squadron there is preparing for ac-
tlon. According to another report, RUS
sian cruiser has left Port Arthur with
small military force on board. Its desti-
nation Is unknown. but is probably Che
mnpo, Korea.
An extra edition Of the Official Gazette
has been issued containing army and
navy orders prohibiting the publication
Of any reports Of the movements OF
troops or war vessels from this timo
on. Otherwise the Japan authorities are
not interfering with press messages.
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THE BAY FROZEN.
Rivers Flowing Into the chesa-
peake Blocked With Ice.

Especial 70 Tie TIHes-D!sputcH.J
M BALIlMORE,5 MD. :nn, 81 Residenls
ct Baltimore and vicinity experienced
the coolest weather registered by the
lhelvnometr since the blizzard OF lays.
rhe mercury dropped TO $40 degrees
here this morning, while at Towson 1t
was 16 degrees and IN the Green Spring
te.- il degrees below zero Navigation
on re chesapeake Bay was almost sus-
pended as the Ice extended all the way
from Sharns Island to the wharf front.
Reports from steamboat captains state
that all the rivers OH the Eastern Shore
mo closed to traffic, as wei as tho head
OF the bay, The steamer Avalon. which
day was compelled to return, and only
lines having large screw propeller steam
ers arc running on schedule,
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Weak Lungs.

Those who have weak lungs cannot be
too careful about taking cold, as, unless
promptly treated, pneumonia Is likely to
follow. For tho cure Of colds and rs Il
preventive of pneumonia, no one could
wish for Il better medicine than Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy. Tho success"
that has attended its use everywhere,
shows that 1t can always be relied upon.
It is pleasant and safe to take and costs
but quarter. Large size fifty cents. For
snle by all druggists @
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Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B.)

pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested for thirty years. Composed Of
Pure Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens
Weak Kidneys and Weak Stomachs,
cures Dyspepsia. Sold by all Druggists,
81 per Large Bottle, with complete drec-
tions for home cure. SAMPLE SENT
FREE by writing Flood Balm Co., No.
IS Blood Balm Building. Atlanta, Ga. De-
scribe your trouble. and special free med
ical advice, sent in sealed letter.
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VIRGINIA CLUB
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Club was held last night, The regular
business was transacted. and n most en-
iovable social session followed,
The election OF officers for tho ensuing
year resulted as follows: President, Edgar
Fl. Ferguson; first vice. president. Whlte!
II, Mahoney; second vice president, w,
Nick. Evans; secretary and treasurer,
G, II. Richardson. Jr.
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friday evening, So far rs is known the
Eame OF r. II. Willis, of Lynchburg, is
the only ono mentioned. The Philologinn
Society will also elect Friday evening.
There has just been placed In the college
museum the huge skiing Of an anaconda.
shipped here by the Rev. z. c. Taylor,
q baptist missionary in Bahia, Brazil
ne skin is thick and rough and very
long, measuring slightly over sixteen
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byterlan and Third Christian. The SER
vices will continue through a month, one
week to be given to each church. All
four pastors are present at each meeting.
The service Of this week Is held at ST.
James. The Rev. c. P. Stealey Is doing
the preaching. Next week the services
Will be at tie Third Presbyterian.
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CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

Misses Frances and Mamnllo Waugh, ct
Petersburg Va, have returned 10 ,l,nl WI
home after pleasant visit to Mls US,
Eula and Edna Bowmnn OF Shssthiu !, t nr,!
er g reg s n,e ,,'s Of Mizpah preshyte rlan
Church will DO held next Saturday after
noon at S:30 O'clock at the mnnse:
Miss Louise Rennle has returned to her
home after spending the past ten days
with friends in Clarksvlle, Va;
,u m,b 9Th of her friends last Thursday eve
ming at her hospltable home on Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Lcfcw Todd, OF Fork
Union, va, have been visiting, the Tor
mer's parents Mr. and Mrs, Walter rodu'
Of Walnut Hl He r., Ie GOO onun WSbert who
have been spending some time with Mrs.
christian Goodall. left oil Monday last
for their home In MlddleseX. Va.
Mrs. Warrlner. of Crewe, Va left Mon
day for her home, after q pleasant ylSlt
to her daughter, Mrs. Mason, OF lt4sh-
The woinan's Missionary Society OF
Highland PARK Church met Monday eve
Ming at the residence of Mrs, ~ ii. VAR
brough
from New Jersey, where they went "a
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Bowman's Sis
MIR, Julian Gum, who is attending the
University of Virginia. spent the Christ
mas with his parents on Third Avenue,
There WILL DO, a meeting OF the 30, BOYS
Society of Highland Park Church Friday
evening at O'clock in the lecture-room
Mrs. Andrew Andrew Scott LEFT yesterday for
Miss LlllIan Watkins, after spending
a delightful week OH Chestnut Hill, left
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Edward F, Powell.
DEATHS,

EtJBANK. --pied, Tuesday morning. January
5. 1901 at his residence. Ne 2lS I'll, !, Nort ~
aged iifty-eight years; Y, !. X. !, !, Y, q
Hneral from h!s l !, ~ :, THIS
Friends and acauaintances Invited to Qtteni
Norfolk and West Point ~ srs please copy
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OBITUARY.
Shelton Eubank.

Mr.. Shelton Eubank, O well known
and successful house and stair builder,
died suddenly yesterday morning at his
residence, No. ZIG North Twenty-flrst
Street. Mr.. Eubank was born in King
William county, was fifty-eight years
old, and was the son of the late James
and Rebecca Jane Ragland Eubank Ills
father of an old family, was thrifty
and prominent farmer. ---r. Eubank
served CALAMITY throughout the war.
lSGl--'65. and surrendered at Appomattox.
lIo was n member of Lee Camp, C., ".
and Syracuse Lodge, K. of T. Ho mar
rled Miss Rosa Leo Jones, of Norfolk,
Va, who survives with eight children
James Edward, Mary. wife Of Richard
Norn,ent Lee, wife of C, u. Pollard. all
Of this city; Alice wife OIL. T. Nicholson.
of Newport News. and Estelle and Nor
veil William Shelton and Beaufort Eu-
bank, who 1.-Two at homo
He also leaves the following brothers,
James Nelson and Patrick Henry Eu-
bank, of King William county, and Ed
ward u. Eubank, a merchant and cotton
planter Of Longwood, Miss,
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at O'Clock,
Edward F, Powell. I'm
Especial ia The Tlmes- Dispatci,)
WARRENrON VA, Jan. 5,-Mr Ed
ward II, Powell died suddenly Of heart
ItrcubleYat his home here early this morn
Ing, after an unusually brief illness. Mr..
Powell Is a brother of Mrs. Henry Wyer,
of Warrenton, For the past year he has
been the associate editor Of the True
Index.
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Il FOOTBALL MANAGER,
Richmond College Athletic AS,
ISOLATION Elects Next Monday.

y SUNFdE3OEf 113oSkN7 NFSSes 2 ~ ot't"S'J
me Richmond College. Athletic Associa,
itionl viii meetn next Monday and VIII
elect i foot ball manager for next season.
flniee men are In the neld for the position
ona the contest promises 70 be lively
one. 93$ss IA z I Il
The MI Sigma Rho Literary Society
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sunday, to take charge Of her school.
MIR. iVinfrey and son. wallace, OF ro "
In fan county have becn visiting Mr. U

Witt Ittls / 10y 10Y Cross. of Highland Park.
who has been quite sick. Is improving
left Monday with a large party from
Richmond for Powhntnn to attend tho
Banton-T imberlake wedding, which VIII
take place this evening at O'CLOCK
Miss Annie Wllknger left Sunday for
Cumberland county, after spending the
holidays with her parents on Fourth Ave-
nue., 5f9t .a5,fs Elil. }M.fL
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Russian Fleet.

(By Associated Prcss.)
RIZERTA. Jan. 5.-The Russian cruiser
Dimitrl Donskoi. accompanied by two
torpedo boats loft hero today for suda
Bay.
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Union Services.

Union week of prayer services are being
held on Church Hill by four churches OF
different denominations. The conslega-
tions are those of Broadus Memorial
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TEN new men
FOR POLICE
CONTINUED From First Page.)

"| CONTINUED From |F1rst |Page.J q
and the enlargement Of tho powers Of
tt, body. as provided In the recent bid
passed by the Legislature, and no de
velorments on this line are expected
u1>n +,
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= - = = - =
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION q r 5l2
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANl X
AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE. OH
gs VIRGINIA. s AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS, DECEMBER 81, 1908.

RESOURCES.
Loans and dlscounti.........
Overdrafts. secured and unsc-
cured. $500. ......... ..,:.,.
u. S. bonds to secure circula-
lion, .,... ......... .',.,.' x. I.
u. S. bonds to secure U. s.
deposits. ..... ....... ......
Virginia bonds to secure U. S.
Stocks, securities. ETC.. ......
banking house ....,.........
Other real estate owned. .....
Duo from National
banks (not re-
serve 4 Ggents) .... $l67, 9iS %
Due from State
banks and bank !,
efS..., $3.50. 80: 1920 do
Duo from approved
reserve agents... 367.796 5S
Checks and other
cash items. ...... 1873 81
: clearing n : h i u 1os.57o S.
t tIonal / banks s -. 2s.ssa 90
fractional paper
currency, nicllels
and cents. ....... 6SS so
Lawful money re-
Specie. $4,000 90
Legal tender notes. 100000 90
Redemption fund
With u, s. treas Ef
ilrer CO per cent,
OF circulution)... 17,443 60
--
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Fouruurear,, Temple g Co.
Colored
Dress Goods
Priced to SeIIin a Hurry.

All fine, none fancy. Good colors proper
weights For street dresses, for house wear.
Good shades for the coming spring. Good
textures for long service, good prices Tor
quick sales. Witness these moving figures:
French Broadcloths, in puppies and
N pastelle shades, were S1.5o to ss.5o,
now ........... 8.8.......... .$1.oo
Coorcd Mixed Suitings, So inches
wide, were $T.5o to So, now. $500
Colored Mixed Suitngs 5oincl1cs wide, @
were $25o yard, now. $3.50
Society Mixed Suitings, 40 inches
wide, we're $3.50 yard. now.75c.
Colored Zibelincs 81 inches wide, were
$I.oo a yard, now. soc.