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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

Members of Kenncbec Lodge, n. F.
o. p. are reminded that the first meet
ing to be held in the new Modern
evening. There will be initiation, and
II is hoped that many will make this
the occasion of a visit to the new lodge
rom, and also get acquainted with those
who have recently been admitted to the
Order. Members old and members new
arr cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

The public health committee of Cam
berwell. London, proposes to fit up the
public baths in the borough for
cricket practice during the winter
months. Apparently the Gambler
wellians do not battle In winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10
70 CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Same
Way with Dandrufr.

Kill the germ that causes dandruff
falling hair and badness. you will have
no more dandruff. and your hair must
grow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpicide
not only contains the dandruff germ
destroyer but it is also a most delight
full hair dressing for regular toilet use
No other hair preparation is on this
scientific basis Of destroying the dandruf.
germs. 1t stops all irritation. keeps tn,
scalp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re-
member that something claimed to he
just rs good" will not DO the work of
genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sam
pie to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich
Bowditch, Webster Z Co.. Special Agents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

United States Marshal Mayo passed
through the city, Wednesday after
noon. on his way to Portland from
Hampton. where he had been for the
purpose of depositing his ballot. Tues
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

The remains Of Charles H. Anderson
- diad of apoplexy at the insane
VIZ ,.oI Nov. s, were taken to Port
,s wednesday afternoon, on tram
l02.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10
,e an illustration of the difficulties

te an illustration of the dlfnculueS
under which the Wardeha III the game
regions have. to work i'll order to pro-
won't thu taking of game unlaWfuliy.
u,pntion is made of d letter which has
been received ut til" fish and game de-
nartm"nt. this Week, from one of the
v-ar.!cns in Northern Aroostook county,
| III which he reported the finding Of five
SHARES which had been set for moose.
| The Snar-s wei" made of wire. such as
| is used on ear stalk s. md We're similar
| to deer SndrcS. Only heavier. THESE
| sllarrs are among III" most deSpicable
and unsportsmanlik" devices for taking
big game that have Yet been originated.
| They are made on the principle of slip
| Moose. only the moose is Of wire. In
| order to operate them. a Sapllng is Dent
| over and secured. III" moose being at
| tarhcd to the sapling in such way as
| to hang free and open. The SnareS are
s"t III places which moose or deer are
knuWh to frequent, and when an amman
cumcs under the saplng, the snare. OF
course. being invisible his head enters
y" noos,' and the weight of MS BODY
releases The sapling which. springing
back. draws the moose tightly around
his neck. choking him until death en-
sues Tho practice OF sharing deer. Is
mar. cor mon than the taking of the
larger animal by that method. ana
there are several snareS at the FISH ana
game department. which have been
found by guides and wardens. ana
seized. one of the snares having
held the body of a deer when found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

Hon. :. ". Matthews. commissioner
Of III, bureau of industrial ana labor
statistics, and thu. clerks of his de-
pertinent. are busy with getting the
material for the annual report OF the
bureau INTO readiness for publication.
he work At present being conferred i'll
nc tabulation OF the Grist mill
products. This tnpuati"n shows TIL"
amount Of grain of different kinds
ihat has been ground i'll the gi'ist mills
throughout III" State, and also where
the. grain was Obtained. whether It
Was domestic u WAS received from out
nf the state. Tn" report of the bu-
reau. this year. will be i very COM
;l,.t, one, and viii be full Of interest
ing matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

The contractors have completed the
work Of r,modcinS the old restaurant
into al cnSToSsinS room and Il com
mittce room, i'll the basement under
the south wing. OF the State House.
and the. furniture was moved into the
former room. Wednesday. Some lit
TIC work yet remains to be done in the.
committee room. in the way or warm
ishinS the floor. which will be done,
mis- week. and il is expected that the
tables and chairs will be moved into
The room on Ihr week following. The
room is a bright ana CHEEKY apartment.
and viii be We'll adapted to the pur-
poses for which il is intended. 1t will
be ready for occupancy when needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

Joseph T.. Alexander. clerk 1T the Of
ii'" Of tnt secretary of State. WAS oil
duty. yesterday. being confined t" tn,
house by Il had cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10
STATE HOUSE.
Everybody Pleased at the
National Election.
Notes Of the Various Depart
ments Of the Capitol.
Work of Game Wardens-Labor Re-
port-Corporations.

The chief topic Of discussion at the
State House, yesterday. WAS the cleo
tIon, and thtrc was a general feeling
of pleasure at the magnificent endorse
mcut which was given the administra :
lion. throusn ouI the country 1t was
the conc-ir$JIs Of opinion before cleo
ton, that President Roosevelt would
he the choice Of the people, but that he
v ould br elected by such an over
Nhclming majority WAS beyond the
NEST slnguine expectations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

Chairman Pottlc of Lewiston. OF the
board of Stat" assessors. was at MS
desk in that department.. Wednesday.
Hon Harry L. Virgin Of Portland.
pr.sid.nt Of ne Maine senate. was Il
business caller at the state House.
Wednesday forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

''BONBAY NENERTEAR" Silks have lust
as strong guarantee back of them as any silk
that costs twice the money On the sewage Of
every yard appears this ironclad warrant
"BOXBAl NE\ERTEAR GUARANTEED"
Back OF this guarantee is the maker himself and
Whitman 4 Adams Co. You can select bon
BAY MEN ERTEAR" SILKS from fifty OF the
latest plain shades and cl,angcablc colors IN
tro(uctory sale price is 4Oc v(l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-10

"BONBAI NE\ERTEAR" SILKS stand
the scverest of tests. Are warranted not To
crack, not to split, not TO tear Have a beautiful
finish and are all silk What more could Won get
II YOU paid twice price of"BOXBAY
Nl.N ERTEAR" SILKS which is 1oc ward.
We are sole selling agents in Augusta for this
famous silk. 70 inches wide Introductory
sale price is but 4Oc I'd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
COMP l.Al NED AGAINST
SOUTHERN AND #SE = y GARD D
gf ri A sIs.,o,.c..iatcd . Press.

EYE 81 (Bys5 Associated Press1 t5sS $ss
sWtASH1NGTON,g August2 q. The Inter-
state Commerce Gomirsiss o-day re 4;
iyed Is complaint from Daven port Bros.
and q Company Wing Il heirEs plac esi Of
business at Helena and AZ 6 Isa Ca.
against the Southern and the Sea GARD
Air Line RI ilway comp les. The Spett ell
ton alleges that IN The max ingaof rates $
on grain flour, hay, canned goods a and lt
other c q mmndit tiles. the efendant roads
are 9 subtectfng the comp ainants and the
cities Of Helena and Nc Rae and he m e
chants and dealers herein DIS
scrimina ion and to undue and Sunr casoll-
IA ble prejudice and disadvantage In favor
5of and to- tho und u o az Id sunreas Die
BRET ference and advantage Of Cordele and
Fitzgerald, e eorgia and mercfantts and ~
dealers therein. The conn lnina ntsss charge
that this Is In Yiolati Of the State COM
slnerce 4 W. sS$45s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
.sALEs:i

. W q, 4 G. com i; y
asSOo lA,nalganiated fs,ppet,
Amer. Car and Foundry
200 Amor. Cotton OH .....s.
Amer. Snuff IL. .....S.
400 Amer. Snuff, ,pfd t..t..s....
500 Amer. Can ...s...i........a..
500 Amer. Can, pfd...., .....,s.
400 Amer. Locomotive, coiri...
Amer. Locomotive pfd.....
800 Amer. Sugar .,..3
22l00 a., T.. aud 8. re, com ).
3lD0 A, r., and g. re, pfd s.s.....
1890 Baltimore and Ohio.........
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Traf1sit.
400 Canada Southern ........,..
1900 Canadian Pacific ......s.....a
66D0 Chesapeake and Oiifo.,....
300 Chi. Great NVest, ..,.. ......
1880 CHI. Mil. and ST P.,......j
s 100 Colo. Fuel and 1rofl.........
25O0 Cold. Southern, com !: .a.,..
2lOD Colo. Southern, lst pfd II
i5o coiS. SOUTHERN. I'd pfd......
10 Civ !. Gin, Gil. and g. II.
Cont. lob. pfd ..........
1000 Consolidated Gas
$500 Della ware and Hudson ....,.l
i 800 Del. Lack and SWest........5
17:l)1 Erie, com $500: ....,,.,..,.s
400 Erie, 1st pfd 81,
ll0D Erie, "a .pfd
1900 General Electric
$500 Illinois Central ......
34OO louisville and Nashvillc....
1900 IMarhatt tan. 49,. .-.... .,....i
$500 hfrto. Street 1iatlwaly.......
AGO Mexican Central
800 Mo, Kan. and Tex, com
1900 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
RE|COvE'.R!S
GREW STE !|D'Y
Stocks Pick Up Considerably
and Show Improvement Over
Weekend Averages.
NEW HIGH RECORDS MADE.
Animation Continued Until After.
Midday, When Tone Of Mar Mar
ket Became Heavy. rs
- lElkli3 e IA Y " n ~ IS ia
nv Associated Press, }

4 3, NEW s. OR K, August %. 1.arge 1t is
Aelicved, as a result OF renewed mi ipulla-
4 Aior. to-day's stock market recovered 70
q an extent from The irregular tone mani
tested In the closing days of last week,
and the trend OF prices was Y Y wa d \. q
nuf,ber,of the more active Issues making
new high records Ior the year = ra dlng
was at times tactiv though noa el..r a =
number of the minor and MI ianeon 4
issues. Much of the days nows was cal
culated, IL anything, further to depreks
Indicated q steady expansion Of railro = ! !
traffic and officials OF the era ger ROADS,
almost wi thou I Eexcep Ion. reported = hlg .n
4 fav0ra Bile outlook as D. rcsu OF fhe large
New York. New Haven and Hartford road
were regarded as helpful TO New \ ork
Central and. Pennsyv bot p issues ex.
hiblting decided strengt HI. The vs. days W
n In most sof the active st cks on buying
4 believed TO BIO for q group Of Western spec
ulators Gossip on the exc hange cre &.
8ited this group Will, extensive ~! nas ss
ports OF improved condi lions In The lake
ore trade, but observers were inclined 70
regard the ad vance aY - an o. her. drive tive,
sgainst l,sr = the
list for = short sale, q more definite puying
movement set III In. " B ers q svho s were
prominent In la ut week sy pn rcnaSeS OF inc
\ minor Wand bilt Issues toak fairl y ia rye
\ blocks of New Y ork Contra. tier mid
i day the tone OF the mark became some K
what heavy with a marked reduction Of
opera lions. The list showed general re-
8cessions and some early gains. including
that or y Steel preferred We're cancelled.
/ but the tone At the close was firm. local
monetary conditions were unchanged. It
as apparent that The sloca Da nks have n
ranged to meet all d raf 6 upon their re-
serves in connection With crop mo Wing
5dlsbnrsements r he demand. u is authorl-I
tatfvely stated. will mot exceed g that of
last year except In some OF the Sout herne
and Middle Western States. ss "a ~
There were mo changes In government
bonds and railroad bonds were firm. Total
sales pal value. were q, d30, COO. "a
ssS The total Hales OF ST KS Tor Tie q day
We're y liares, sSsS 81: S lS
3sS M oNEYs& AND ExcHANGEcLOsE
a Money OH cali easy at 7-S11t per cent?.
closing bid. 7-S per cent, offered at 1 per
cent y time loans. slightly Gnmer !; sixty:
days, 3 per cent. nine y days, q 2 1.2 per
cent /: six months. 3i-s per cent. prime,
mercantile pa per, 9 1-2GA per cent Sterling
exchange weak with actual business In
bankers bi lis a 81. 81, 50 Nor demand
and IT. $a84.705 AS4 so for ski day bills ::
posted rates. $i.s5 10 and II :ss IL \; COM
merciai bills, $3.S4 SIS. q Bar silver, 81 ia;
fNfexfca n liza RS. ~ IS L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
PORT OF WEST PO1NT,3 a UG. 20, 1904.
ss4;s !l3 ARRIVED. I: 4 S
Property Transfers,

8Nichmolid: i. Maria BInford, e Allce u and
Webster S. Rhoads md Anna p, Binford 10
James r, Estes 81 u feet on north line Clay
Street. 65 feet east OF Ninth Street, ~, 000
ton Hughes l6 feet on south limo OF Grace
Street, sout beast corn twenty 18th Street.
1920, III sgI s ;sii "a oil Isl
seventh interest In 401 -s feet on tho port III
western side Of Hickory Street. 10 feet from,
Sc,ahell Street, $S5. $ w ,ss
"a Annie d. and a. q. Parker 10 Marie n.
orcthird interest In 20 9il-a-le feet
on vest line of Eosrtsl strcet. n feet north
Of Arch Street, $500 Il III
Barker. Is 10 feet on SOFT line Cary Street.
l0a Ia feet west &c leserYoir street, 81, lho
IIenrica, y, o. TFhillips and wifi % to u M.
and ,BerDice: Cs Elicit. lot No. An partition
OF n. p. Ca rter's estate, $3.50. "a Il \
q leigh Il II, i Page, special commissioner. 10
Charles "A, Hall, lots 8 and u In square l6 In
tho plan, pf 5rvopdYille, $50. gs .E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
Richmonders inFNeW York..

2 FSH' Y Aa!Igast go g
g 81 ssa,lf aoi tmaWW Wilkins Anl 4;
way. Cent r.; ;RIiddlek Con-
tan sydnor ssoS'iii q. III,
York Andrews, u, kes Rroa a.
MA Gent fals- 81 IA ,paY::s s. Denis e.
Gpade II ;A,s II q ray: nm ria & schae-
ifea3 SVolcott-- u. " NJ, Gil liarls IA ora ID
,sqna re-s,r J.. Brown and Vile; York. .
hattan--ll. n Iiacr IS f4}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
NOTED zGHOUL HAS
z ASSED CHECKS / !. (
Hampton hlo Stole !,l{e Hun Hun
dreds 4 81; II y man ( III dies,
5555 lied iii Prisorl.
So 8
fsnrec,a 3 = 4 T,he s1YnIe 8. 3 ispa tcfl.

5 Especial 81 to The Times T,spatch:l
NDIANAPOLIS, IND. August e9 Hampton
West, OF Hamilton coun " who was "a the
head Of band Of White grave q robbers that
operated for two or three ears with RUFUS
Michigan city prison last night n He had been
iii for several weeks. and during his last
might find Its wa to- theB dlssectins table,
Just before his death. w est told he prison
sphysici an 81 that hos had N been q ghoSss for
twenty years. and tns tina time had stolen
hundreds OF bodies. ,fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
SOUTHERN RAJ FAY,

w SEIZED uLE8IN EFFECT MAY eth, 1904. SsI
s35 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND SIS; rs
100 "A. a :s-paily Local for Charlotte, N. III
12:S0 P.s N, DAILY limited Buffet PullinaA
TO ggAtl antaf and Blrmlngh a ann New OrIeans
Memphis q and ,all. che South
Ct 100 Pr N 81 I,imit ted, Pullman ready
EPI M, for8 all the FSout h.
iafs 9SsYORK$RIVEFe5LI NE, sya
Tho favorite route TOT altinore and Eastern
points. Leave RI Richmond RI 20 N. Daily.
q IL P, M.s-Local. & Dai Iys5 except Sunday
~ go P,SM,-Except Sunday For Weat% Point.
5connectlng with steamers for Bal timore and
river 8 iandin s teamers sail Ing from West
Point Monday dnssda;y and Friday cail.at
and eaturd az, A lmonds and Gloucester Point..
IA :45 A. M.-Exce DIT Sunday y Local mixed Sfor
NyeatiS3t TEAMS ARRIVE RICHMOND
"a IA A. III nnd 8 IA p. M.-F'ruln all the South,
s:s5 i. N From Gharlo3tt e and Durha
S:sS A. N. -Bal timore and West Point.
5.s AS AZ. M. 40 =, IN: From " est Point
C. SW,fIVEsTBURY,D p. r, q Richmond; y Va
IS. HI sIIARDWlCli, q =, TA y
p NJ. }i ~ Sis T.. Al
q. H35ACKERT. g nj. NJ ST.. ssss8
" ash Ing ton. 7. HHf5ILI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

5gcld from, October ], 1903, 10 July ., 1904.
20 68sl00 pounds: n sold from October, l. 1902.
% july 2s 1909 1905. 100 pounds: decrease Tor
The receipts this week were very light Tho
offerings continue Target Of the lower grades
with much OF that Idarned pr ces RAJ Their on on
ali grades. Reports from the growing crop -
a From the most reliable information Oh tain !;
able tho Quantity OF tobacco pianted will fall
short soE The, 1903 crop At leaot ono fourth
n There win be no tobacco sold q! any Of the
warehouses during the month OF August Il nSa
order OF the Toba cco Association sH3
Tho 0t1ota IS onS are Is lows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chicago and Northwes err con- 7s..... 1eeA
Shea rn n n and PACING a. 4, :, rs q
ChcaeoI r. i. and Pac. col. Sd. 4. SSH
u. ahd ST Louis gen. 4. 10lX
Chicago Terminal 49,. 81 T.
Consolidated Tohncco y!
iSSjnrarn IA EoIitharn 4s .. Z. 81
Denver and RIO Grand Il. 1o0N
rieI rrior lien as /. z. !. 9si4
General a AZ. 4 S8N
Fort Worth ana Denver !. :. 105Is
gfnckinr Valley 4lLs I. \. i0S @
louisville and Mash. Unified 1ol 2s
Is; Gns0 sold
Nexicar, Central Isl Inc u. (. 15A
MINI nd ~ ,ois AS 81 IS
Missoiri, Kansas and Texas Is 1904
M;saoiIri 81 Kansas and Texas ads.. so IN
National Il. r.. 81 Mexico con 75E
Ncv,sYnrk tra re n az t
Nav 1ersey CO trail gen. S.
Northern Pacific 1o4N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
RIcHMoNDI STOCK MARKEr.


5Se STATE @sEcURlTIEs.3Ss5ea BID ;Asked.
Eorthss Caroline ~ 10 To- x. ~ g. 10e s ".
North troll ma
Nasa3s. New, e. and RI. 1872 !. /. 80 95is
Z CITY SECURITIES n
Richmond City ~ r.. Ioeoisao. y. los
Richmond City, 1885 l0Gst s101Is
s5Sfes RA1LRoADs BONDS. INK
AZ L. OF Conn. Ger. OF Ind p.S c. % 80
~ c. l.. r. r. Con- Tr. ~, 1DoN b
a c. L. Certificates of Ind. s0 " ss
Ga. Southern and Fla. list Is, r. IL al
Georgia and Ala Con- 6s 1915, l07 " $50.
Central OF Ga. Con- IS. l9i5. l07
L. Con-. LIST AZ, 81 s. AS
u. Collateral Tr.a ST. 102,s Jos
4 AZ. L. 3-yeara p. G., 1901 % 9G
IS: RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line q 100 12i
Atlantic Coast Line ptd 100 us "a
Atlantic Coast Line com l lo,; IL
Atlantic Coast Line of$ Conn 100 20
Oar so. and Ella. LIST Spfd 100 -
Norfolk and Western co m 100 ~ "a $s 6s
8S3 BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
American National i. 100 lco
Broad Street Bank. 70 = 26
sCylt ~
Union bank Of Richmond :. /. &. 1851
Z Bank OF Richmond LOO l05 5
iss MISCELLANEOUS rs ,Sj
tar. Chem. pfd p. TOO los 1854
Ma. Carolina Chemical com. 10y II 5$ q
Va Carolina Chemical com !, 3. 100 & rcrtra.sl
Na.-Car. c. Co. Col. TT p. Scs...--. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
H37yCIOTrUINli M AR lxETS;. n

"a NEW DIRK. lgAug. N " 1t was ano tkcr ac-
tive and irregular day In the cotton market
with fluctuations rapid and violent, but showing
general nrmness and lcayl ng tho market at a.
good net gain. The; opening wa y tirm and
Better than due onB the cables, which 8came
much higher than expected and "a advance OF
pall7y pol nts Sellers OF last week were EVIDENT
Iy dismayed by tho ntinned nrrlness of tho
English market and covered IN Vol ine. while
there al 10 appeared to be oderat to bull sup
early. but soon rallied in response to tho firm
ness here and be fore tho end OF the frst hour
September sold at IL 90 locally, October 1851,
5Dcctmhers at 10 SO and January at ~, SO. or q
general Advance OF 92dg 30 points. AT this level
offerings Increased aterially and prices grad
duo duo, 10 .continul covering. until they were q
point or SO under tho opening figures. It was
reported however that q certain local au-l
3thority had about concluded a. crop condition
statement. placing the average 4 81 round Il: or
slightly under 90 and he
street IS houses leading buyers. II was also
5reported that tho South. which sold carly
bought during the last hour, " sr
+. Private adYces from 5llYerpool dlcat Cd tina
s,ile market there was influenced 81 by good
American buying, small stocks and tho mod;
stocks shows a reduction OF abou 20, 900 bales,
Including 5000 bales Of American, and this
probably had something TO do vi b. the 1ad-
vance. Jf liz t,sS . y
reelected y The aaSH
gsnsssay
Receipts at the ports & to-day 1880 FL ba les
aSainst All last week and ON last year; for
the week 80. 600 bales against 80, b39 last week
"a nd 65l3 last year, ro,days{ receipts at New
and at Houston 4,ol3 bales g1lnst IS last year.
. a a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
.s16,o RJoUN b 500.
y. L OFT Il Ssf i5s
WORLDS FAIR S outs.

5VIA.4s NORFOLK NOseVsES GE HNa&ftY.
Tickets at above rate vii i be sold every;
tuesday Il during the months Of August.
September ana 4 Ortob er, limited 40 ten!
DAYS from date OF sal e. II ok ets lim-''
led IA fifteen days @2l.6Q 4; sssixty days.
$500: season ticket, s31 20 hesea tickets
viii allow stopoyers a Il Summer Resorts
ihetween Bedford and Biuefleld within
final limil Of ticket. 7 wo fast Yestibulcd
trains, With througl Elllm sleepers.
Anarlor ana dining cars. For descriptive
n,ltter of5the World IS Fair and further
3imforma al ion apply; q t company s. office
SssS mast Main Street. .5i ss !. ,s55s
S N ~. =. w NIlR. y G. II. BOsLEY,
city lass. Agent Dis 4. Pass. Agent.
WAY u p Il N THE M Q -Alfls
II Is delightfully."- cool, and tickets to all
sr,ountaIn resorts on stthe Norfolk and
Western Railway vii !. be sud at greatly
reduced m tes until Sept berS 3otll, good
returning until Qctobel ss31st, I 1901. M Have
YOU been on ton the Peaks of Otter, or
rs Mountain La kc (botll above the clouds
or To wonderful turai Brio SO or the
famous Cavern Of Luray9 Now is tlls
hest timo To- go. For. complete inforrna-
stion, apply Ia John Fl ~ gner, City Pas
8serEer "a gent, 33S lain Street. or G, II,
$BosIey, District oassenger A gent, "A ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30

Northern Pacific a. I. !. 74ss
Norfolk and we stern con. 4s...,........ 101 y
Oregon Short Line As and Partic SS1a
Pennsylyana coiy. az ess
seahn 7II. u and I1on Mountain con s.
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg.f ls.......s IS ~
mis- ...,..,....... 81 -
seaboard Air Iha rs Is
5Soufhern Pacific As a. \. !. <
Southern Railway Is. 116iA
rreras nd Pacific sts IL Ell
Toledo, ST u. and Western 71s
Union Pac hc 4s los
Union Pacific cow 1045
II {, steeI.Sdg IA 4. 10 q
Waba sh lists q ...
Wabash Deb Bs. GIL
Wheeling and Lake Erie q
Wisconsin, h Central SOL
sCiorn do Fuel IS I. II. n. u
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers and Brokers'.
Open. High. Low Closing. SALES. 81 Ia

SAlES. X ak ~ rs h 81 &
3i00 Missouri Pacific .......,...
Z 100 NASH Chat. and 3. L..,.,.
500 New York Central ..,.,.,..
$500 Norfolk and Western. ,......
400 NJ. W. Ont. and West. 49,,
800 Pacific Mail.. ~.
$1,000 Pennsylvania 3 z.
Pressed Steel Car, rfd 40.
400 Republic I. and 81. cotn.:..
100 Republic l.; and s., pfd..,...
$1,000 Reading, com. -. Z .i......
Re 800 Reading, 1sts pfd ......i.....ii
200 Reading, I'd pfd
274OO Rock Island, cnft1............
$500 Rock Island. pfd..............
SlOsa n. ....., l.s.t...s..
100 Sloss, pfds.... $50.
500 8. II. and s.. FL I'd pfd
1000 8. l.. and Southwest pfd..
3S4OO Southern Pacific f............
$500 OSuthern 4 Railway. com ...i
1900 Southern Ra ilway, pfd
600 Sea board Air Line, CONF.
10000 Seaboard Air Line, pfd.....
Z 1900 Tenn. Coal and 1ron...,....
1880 T'exns Pacific ~. ..........,.t
1880 I'm bn Pacific MISUNDERSTANDING.
900 United states j eather......i
2D40O United States Steel ..........
1880 United Z States Steel. pfd
100 Va. Z Car. n Chemical. CONE
1iOO Va Car. Chemical, pfd.....s
zoo Wabash, com ...... .....s
$500 Wabash, pr .........
125, Western Union, ..........,...i
1900 wisconsin Cen trial ..........
500 Wisconsin Central. pfd....i
ff Total sales, IA 200.