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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

Ia order that the pro ccuting aitor-
noy may Boz able TO solve The mystery
which surrounds "a" murder Of Hosa
Belts. she saline county cour, has
made an order oforios a reward Il
$3.50 for the detection and coav.'iiun
Of the party that committed the ,rim".
Owing 10 the Interest manifested ~
the citizens. II Is believed that a lars'r
sum will be- raised. AMI they will then
ask the state To duplicate the amount
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

Near Halls, Buchanan county. Nlch-
olas White, a farmer, aged 20. he-
came mired in the soft m'rsh along
the Missouri river and srothereJ q
dssth.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
wreck on Missouri, rncinc.

one man IA killed AMI three per-
sons injured A. the result of q collision
between a Missouri racinc passcng r
train IRON Joplin aud - Light worh N.
zine near Kansas CITY. John l,obh a
railroad foreman. wa killed and tho
following were injured; George Mo
Cullagh. fireman. badly cit. scrlous.
=. \. Pctili. engineer ,ut aud bruised
on face and bead. John samucls. ncggo
porter. ankle spralnod.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

The No. . punching house Al tho
Independent powder works at Webb
City exploded, killing William Queen
and byron G Branstetter. Dalton
Trim and q. NJ. Con we're badly hurt
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25
LATER

=" 80 NhAAh 49,
F. ton In the Fifth assembly district. Of
New York. whore he was defeated for
III. assembly In the last election. was
dicharged hy Justice wyatt. In the
court ~ special sessions. on the 18TH.
on the ground of insufficient evidence.
The COMPTROLLER OF the currcnc, a,
Washington received a dispatch from
the cashier of the Berlin national
hank Of Berlin. Wis. ON the iTth. an
| nounclns ma, because Of a run on The
/ hant its door. y,re closed Rank tx.
nm,per Parker Immediately vas APP
pointed receiver.
Gov N, Colorado ON inc
ran ,,.n.d a r.,,i.i,lon for Tho 70.
,urn =, Colorado ~ Wellington c
II,woit,, nov ID, tb, toit., du, prl..
on unJcr m. name of Nabran. and
al, IL. t,,roI win unrdotlnr ivo
r,it,,r,,y d, n,rv.r
rse r,es.ine ui,l. Of The Hamilton
p,,t.r q, a, vylpd.or Nui. one
v,r. bioun a., an m. i-,h .to..ph
vuiy a,d ce,rse ttobss, w.r. biown
10 n,oc.s Thc -.xnio.iou "a f.lt A,
s-hn,h,,,i. 40 w,i.s aw,v
1, Co ,,,,,,oI a, ,bc i-,b lin,
., o,, t-,,s,aso ,ro,,- nod ICON land.
Ell e., ~ cbv,ps AMI N oo Others
a, pi,,v, a,J 40, a w,ri,g ,nov.-
m,,, on ,sa pn.st,n ,'yh, vas az.
no,,c,
a,-y t, ,b, ,oAo,,i cop,, n, Kan.
g., A.. n, 49,. t-,h ,a,r,nrJ n
y.,tt,, NJ, ,,i,y a.ot,.t fnbn r,ag
- ,.,i.,rs ,nau 80 rb,,rci
I'm s,.,tt,g ,,cIsr ,,,,at,ins a..
nnn
p,..it,,, "a "a t,t,bt,, 81, ,he
80. -. NJ a r.,., ~, al
itrs n ga. a." IN. i-,b Mold Il, an.
w. t.,,,. IN. prauI inry FOR .m.
t,,gt.r.pt rnb.r hopl of e.,
pr,n,o r,,.bimi AZ .lanan visited
v,v,, Vernon on tho i-th piared a
vr.,tb n, 81. ,,,,h ,f Wa.bInrton
,,t nt,,t,d 80, ,, ,b. old ,sta,. az
a., a,., ,,,.lt.,,
rt,, ID, IN, \,,,d, d.n,rtm,ut .t.r.
nnd th. Decatur hotel nf Decatur H..
ON the eth caused a total los. a
$4,000 nearly ali covered by .nsir.
ape.
Four mon w.r. a.phyNiat.l los A
NJ Dover y J. un m. 18th. AZ the
piant of M. poy.r. RuckaWay A por,
Dram GA. 90
81, p.r.ous were Injured a, parcs-
Iona sraip or tho i-th by IA, IL.
plosInu Of a bomb.
-Four norsons we're killed and n soor~
Injured In Chicago ON tho ISM. by a se-
rlos OF ras EXPLOSION. iha, DESTROYED IN.
plant of IN. pyl. Electric Headlight
Co. Tn. shocks Of IA. expio.ion we're
80 ..yore tina, all the buildings near
The demolished plant W.r. damaged
and vlndoNs w.r. shattered for blocks.
Tn. ,,unL.i,sli,v n, ,.,,p i,alv bas
,,,t.,,,J bonn,.ry ,-,t..,.bt, ~, I
pi.r,,r, v,r.,n I, r-e,ogrrI,, AZ bl,
%action In r,s,o,I,g IA a.. ri,v Tho m.
unus A.r,u ,,,. 4, va al, d.,ti.J
Ia Mac. n hp., a., Nj uorpa, IN M.
civ pnlar. ,og.,her vim n marine
,nbl., recorlipp his p.n.rons action.
-, e.. -. -
~ .n.,,.. I,t.taa -, ,h" 49,, 81
a, - tan 49, u. $50.
Al, go IN, =, ,,aaun. ,a,ta.,
co,,atr,nc ,snn, 10 an 40 IS,h
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In ga. t,nr t,st,.ss a,t h. t., IA,
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

From the SEATING Of the ~ aa css d ,o ga" mn " "s' So . larry !.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

lsh conduct. charge him with a lack
Of nroper partY spirit. In that he has
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-11-25

a., wnaT WoIM- IT c0St 70 sernfe THO
llth' W." ..l ushnt in my Opin
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
The Habit OF Saving.

The habit of saving is one which
should be cultivated by all. 1t may
not be possiblefor all to secure COM
petence, or even thrifty sum, but
there are few who cannot save some
thing. Especially is this true in
Barre where the rate of wages is for
tunately high, and it is an easy thing
to save when once the habits accquir-
ed. When the wages come regularly
there should be little something set
aside each week. This may some
times seem hard, but yeti can be done
if one only has persistence. And the
thought of a constantly growing
bank account, or constantly lessen
ing mortgage on home, will tend
to produce contentment and happi-
ness. Of all the persons in the world
who can save, and save easy, young
unmarried men are the ones who
have the best chance. Yet they are
often the ones who do the least of
this. When tt ey take to themselves
wives, and have children sitting
around the board, they realize the
need of something laid by for the
future. But their expenses are than
much higher in proportion to their
income, and they realize that they
ought to have begun long years be-
fore to lay in sore for rainy day.
Many mickles make a muckle" and
he who saves the pennies has noneed
to care for the dollars, they will care
for themselves. Go to one of the
savings banks, and take out book,
and put by a little something each
week, and you will never regret it.
Barre TELEGRAM.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16

H. A. SmaIIey left this afternoon
for Crattsbury.
There WAS a small blaze started at
Boomho Ter's shop yesterday noon,
but Fortunately no serious damage
was done.
NJ B Eaton shipped to New York
TO day one OF his SnnIight AcetylPne
Gas Generators From there it will
be sent to one of the West India IS
lands.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
NV MAPLE SUGAR

Will be with and the prospects good for large
Now the time ready and have everything want to
Sugar with.
Foster Warner, Grimm and Anchor Spouts, all kinds and sizes
Tapping Bits Hose Evaporato Hose Round and Square gal
Ion Cans and Square Cans 80 h. Wooden Pals Tin and Cal
Sap Buckets rge size and right price, Syrup Settlers
Gathering Pals and Sainers, and make you arscass
evapoaor Galvanized Iron Tin, Sugarng Off Pans
on Galvanized Iron Tin Give the size and will give
you figures Bring your 0W before the is
everything when the begging
Don't forget and will you We have everything
youne
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
Church Notes and Notices.
METHODIST CHURCH

Morning service at 1O:45, Rov. NJ
S. Eidy, pastor. Snhj~ct "t discourse
" Patient fOntinuAncain Well Doing"
Romans 27. Sunday-sohool at II
N. Epworth Lpaguet 7 p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday
at p. m.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.
Morning service at 1915, Raw. l. p.
Booth, pastor. Sunday school at y
m. Junior Y. p. c. U. at 4 p. m.
Senior Y. ?. G. U at Z p. III.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Cadet drill at 4:30 p m. Thursday
The Ladies' Mission class, Thursday
at 3 p. ~.
Mission Study class Wednesday at
7 p. m. in the PASTORS study.
Morning Worship at 1915, sermon
by the pastor. Bible school at II
o'clock. Y ?. s c. E at Z o'clock
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
UNIYERSALIST CHURCH.

A CARD We, the undersigned, do
hereby agree TO refund the money on
a 50cpnt bottle of GrPene's War.
ranted Syrup Of Ter if it fails to cur9
your congh or cold We also guar
antee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
Hall K Cheney. Slavton San lnrs, Norris
VILE; G. p Jones'. johnson: J VI Hill. Morris
town; G. C. Fisher. No WOlcott
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
handkerchief Sale

Constant handling has crushed
some of our handkerchiefS so that
they do not look as fresh as we wish
they did, but we know you will buy
them if we put a crushed price on
them. Take your pick from a lot of
&c handkerchiefs at nc each or 3
for soc or in other words, pay for 2
and we give you :.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
a Sale Of ChiIdrsn's Bonnets

We have some odds and ends of
childrens bonnets that are going to
take up their bed and walk, for in
stance, lot of bonnets that we're csc,
3oc and soc, your choice only I9c.
Some of them will look a little
crushed as it is at the end of the
season.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
Last call on Winter Jackets

The prices on Winter Jackets are
so low we should feel ashamed to
ask any less. There are only a few
left but they are cheaper than butter
would be at Ioc per pound.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
Odds and Ends Of Petticeata
Felt Shoes Must Go

To make room for the new Spring
goods. Not all sizes to be sure but
perhaps just your size is here. Any
5oc Felt Slipper now soc. Any SI.oo
Felt Shoe now 75c. ANY Sr.25 Felt
Shoe $I.oo.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16

Women love a clear healthy complexion.
Pure blood makes it. Burdock Blood Bt5ers
makes pure blood.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
DO you Use Soap ?


Among other things this week we
are going to have sale of soap made
by Swift and Company.
Raven Tar Soap especially adapt
ed for the use of Mechanics, Ma
chinists, Foundrymen, Printers, PANT
ers and and all those whose duties
require soap that will remove grease
and dirt. This is th4 regular 10 cent
size, sale price, &c per cake or for
IS cents.
Swift & Co.'S Toilet Soaps, a good
Varity to choose from and the price
is sure to interest you, Any SC soap,
3 cakes for roc, and any IcC soap,
3 cakes for 2oc. This is the greatest
soap offering ever known in town.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
Lace Curtains at Half Price

This refers to a lot of odd pairs
that we cannot get more like
and rather than have them taking up
room that we need we will sell them
at half their original prices.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
Another Sale Of Outings

From March IT to &c inclusive,
we will sell any of our best 1oc out
ings at &c Remember the price goes
back to 10 C. again March %.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16

A careful examination of our waist
stock reveals the fact that we have d
few odd Wool Waists m ostly in sizes
sc and 80. These waists would be
cheap at from ST. so to $500, but to
turn them into money quickly the
price will be $3.50 each.
We can also show you the best
Black Mercerized Waist for S1.oo
that you ever saw in your life.
Special Sale Of Walking Skirts
After the busiest season in our his
tory it is but reasonable to suppose
that there must be some odd lots and
broken sizes in our skirt stock.
These we have gathered together
and have marked them at prices so
low that they cannot fail to move.
Judge them all by this one specimen.
Ladies Walking Skirts made from
extra heavy skirting with hounce and
several rows of stitching at the bot,
tom. This skirt is an excellent value
at s. 90, special price only 1913
Odds and Ends Of Petticoata
Stock taking has brought to light
several odd pettiCoats which must go
at once, for instance; Petticoa.s that
were $3.50, S2.75 and $3.50, now csc.
Petticoats that were $500 and SI.2s,
now ACC. The above are styles which
we have discontinued buying.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
Odds and Ends Of silkatean
2 for sc

Some slow selling colors and a few
that are soiled are taking up
room that is worth more than their,
company. We have never sold the
genuine for less than sc per ball
before, this lot for sc.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16

SOC Pillow Tops only acc
Wishing to reduce our stock of
Pillow Tops before the new ones ar
rive we have taken a lot and marked
them 29c These are the goods usu.
ally sold at soc.
x few more Taus Left
Any $500 Tam to close only 75c.
Any 75c Tam to close only SOC.
Any soc Tam to close only 39c.
Now's your chance, act quickly
Sl.25 Dressing saoquss s9c
Made from fancy FIanneletts but
we want the room, hence your chance.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
Waists at Ridiculous Prices

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
Rayciin,1 Z. 5alL,tENew Orleans

II (By5 Asaoclat cd Press ".
sAuromast 1nnd |Ahola were the Beaten
favorltes to-day. Summarize ,.s
N First ri ce-soven f,,rlong Sis g to- y.
first Gasconne e TO ~ second 4 Fruit 81
to 81 third. Time, 1:28,
y Second race six ! fnrlongs q tile y Jack
IIorncr u3 to s6), /. FIRST iladis Love @ to
q, second Sad ducceo 10 a to "a i bird ~
Third race mi Is ana y az. clghth-Lady
F'onso rs to Il !, first y; ways Faithtul t25
70 cond giant 60 to ,s 81 rd:
Time 1:57s
Dick Bernard e to s. first; From tenacBC9
to u, second rita (1S3 to s., third.
Time, :13 20 u. /,
rs nth race. lie and q, quart tori sci ing
sBrtoklyn (l3Tto 6) !. tr5t N Bessie sarthy
go to y, second Homes cad X to-
third Tinie, 2 100 B. ..sl
~, first: st. I,amrnany (lb to y &, second !;
Aholn e ito 81 lrd. @ II NJ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
SURRENDERS| ID.
..[HE.AU|...1'|'''H||I0R|Tl.ES.
Ascending Cashier Dewey
Whipped BY Lashes 81
Conscience.
GIVES ['' s BOND Oh! I, IN. 5TW o CASES.
Notified Governor !; That lie q Dc-.
sired to Return 4. i'll Re Would Il.
NotsbeSArrested pn8thc Way. "a
GIVES {; BOND IN Two CASES

n "a u q y, Z. X !, x II i ~ &, 81
(Speclal to Tho Time !. D ispatch

(Speclal to ThA Tinies. DlspAtch) i559tst5
u faAIIDlq tr, N. c., v December q. Gov-
icrnor Aycock received notice this after
noon that Thomas W. Dewey, ii tho abb
sconding cashier OF Merchants' and Farm
ers's /. Bank. Newbern, who arrived 4 ut
Goldsboro Hast night from Texas, had
gone to owbern and given bond before
Judge Bryan in tho sum OF $40 90 ii, two
cases for etnbezzemcnt, tho bonds being,
respectively, $4,000 and j26, 900 . m " 89
His bondsnens are HIS brothers. Ernest
and Charles, and the M essrs.S Borden. Of
SGoltlsboro III 81 TX. fgs Ill it'll 81 i5
81 Dewey Isl spending tonight with his
wife and children at tho home OK his
mo her In doldsboros He says te has al
most suffered death agortes In exile; that
he expected to DO nabbed at f any mos
mert BY detectives. who wore as he OK
pressed It, In lassoing distance OF him
several times In tho West, ana that 4 he
was kept. while en- route home; q d dging
sdetoctiveE. S sl Y & 33Ba
9s31 develops that Dewey som 9 days ago
wired the Governor that he desired to-
come home and surrender himself iii pro-
fvldcd he had assurances that lie would
not be arrested aotl the way. III The Gov
iernor gave him this asslranc CO. and y he
gcamay &t u Is d ia lcntLons amounted TO-
over 500 900. %
TRDA SUFFERS REPORT. 4 81
n The biennial report OF state treasurer
b. q. Lacy, issued to- day, places the IT,
mated deElands Il that this State lnstltu-
lions will make OF the Incoming General
Assembly at Il, 800 $50, an increase OF $3.50, Z
800 over the appropriat tons OF Inc last Ass
'sembly. Flo says the pro able income on
the basis OF taxation now In operation
will not raise "a efficient 9reyenuesto meet
tho increased appropriate lions u + made. 10
estimates the income OF the State for the
next Is 70 years at $3 4s2, o2s r. the I,eg-
5islat,re does not increas y appropriattong
he estimates that here Wl III ,bte q surplus
two years Of ssOs. s7s. u = ne surplus at tho
end OF tho year jus closed lis 1856 769.
$. NEW CHARTERS 55 9.3
# Charters are issued for the Tencheys
Live Stock Comp any, y Of DupllnS county,
s., 500 cal tnl, by B, F. RUSSELL and oth-
ers Rltchie Hard ware Company, Of Con-,
cord, 800 900, by c. IT. Ri chic and hers;
Universal Misunderstanding Company, Sc
Whist ton Salem, capital s125 90, by p K iii
II anes and Others, Il to i n1ianufact pro-
ducts byspatent process from feat hers ana
sell machlnesaunde Ter the 3paten t. 9S5E
"A negro prisoner In the Wake county
Jail was found %to have tho small pox this
and Sall Il the 3 Their prisoners.
to tile nun e llIee 1yVere va ~
dlnated ''st4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
X BANK CLEARINGS. y
Report Of Bradstreet's for Week
Ending december aad. 555

~ lk3y ttoSOCldtSu GIeSS,y 5f.4H
81 NEW YORK, Deccmb 2. - he follow
Ing table, compiled BY sBradstreots s, shows
thelbanS hearings ut n nunlber iof the
principal cities for tho week ending De-
cemberj 22d. 18th 3 the percentage OF In
crease and decrease as compared with
tho corresponding period Sls Of last year.
sxty-three other cities are Included ii,
tho totals IA n 81 ii s$ Xxx
4 New York, 81. e25, 400 4so; increase. 4l,e, q
"A Chicago 1886 GLE, I ia; increase, 1a.a. K
4 Boston, sl4S, 263. 052; increa so. 1877, ii al
4 philadelphia, Sles,T64,2i1; Increase. 1870, #
4 st.SInuls, Si1.47S97l; increase, 1914. Isl i$
Pittsburg, SIS. 92s7, $50; increase, X 102
n San Francisco, $50, p52 lGs; increase, l2,S.
4 Baltimore, s26. 76s !; increase, ts liza,
Y Cincinnati. $aAs74, 700; Increase, 2l,6,
Kansas City, SPILL ,7ls; increase, SO,
Y New Orleans, s249es, Asa; " decrease, la6. IS
Z. I4oulsYille, $n,S27, rs !; Increase. 1868, VIII
Memphis, SO, Coz, 272; Increase. 10. III I
Richmond, 5,0il, 6S4s 8incrnase,l 1872, u Y n
" yyushingtnn, 81, 432, OlS; Increase. Ills, n
Savannah, s4,94O,aloi decrease. 2l,2, 4
s Fort Worth. s5,a2o,1l6 increas SO, 43,3,
Atlanta, S3S37,3i IS; decrease, as. N il5
\ NashYlI 10. 3d. 142, sT22ii Increase. .5,1,
x Norfolk, 81, 9SS, 565 Il decrease. As, III
NAngustn, sl,7s1 ,249 4 decrease, 294 ,
Knoxville, STA ,7Ol; 4 increase, IL.
Little Rock, $l,ls26oi i; decrease, $50,
/ Macon. $3.50 79l; decrease, 40 s. B
Chattanooga, $500. 773 inorense, ~, 8
SJaeksonyille. 1922 1853 Increase, 29,s,
y Houston, 1859 1853 decrease. 1b,3., x
Il Galveston. slaSl Q, GOO; Increase, So
Charleston. $, c,, ,4s4,ls1; decrease,
20, N Isl 9S y Il y + n 4; NJ +.
Totals. United States, sss,077. 77l,slli IN
,rease, 20. =, "A u I'll # \ rs Z. r.
Outside New Yorg, sss2, sss,ss increase.
10, g n s @ IL y q n Il si .s.;5s n N "
Totals, Canada. sel ,ses, 500 Increase a9,5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
NEW YORK q LlC z "
CORRUP SAYS JEROME
,snoc,, Z :, ~ ,1,,,7, =. r,l sra n 3

Ill Especial to Tho Time Dlspatch.) 8s4
x NEW YORK, December d. aroused by
isenntor John Raj ines 8 rpt,arky, blaming
tho city nuthoritiosffo for falllng TO on rorceI
his excise law, Distri at Attorne ~ Jerotno
yesterday made some pert lnent roma rks,
Including this sonswha startling declalr,a'--3
ton Il. All N 24 5 a
S h''I have known the New = riy police
force well for sixteen year and ~ n eyer
know Il to he so disorga nlzed aud corrupt
as I Is to-day. s N
IN Long ago Mr.. Jerome announced that he
favored aslegallzetl Sunday 0pciling ef! tn 9
saloons. ana @yesterda 4 no said \ that I he
was preparing M brlef, ting conditions N:
under the present 10 In support Of e bill
which he proposes TO have introduced at
the coming session o. the TX gislature
" This brief, lie says, AZ will glvo details
from his own obscrvat ton So q he IN pr'ac--
Sticabllity Of the Raines law, as he cor:-.33
siders & It, and will set forth his opinion
That the rigid enforcement Of 1T would be
nm Injustice to many classes Ia this IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
SOUTHERN, RAJ

Si SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC ~ lSeA S
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOrSD.EaS8lL "
7:eo Az Al tpaily--L ocsl for, Chasettc, n.
sg33aas Atlanta and uinShAm Now 0elee11J
Mempnls.l Chat tanooEa and Al the ,sowkh.S
11'so p M.-Dally Ami ted: ullmAn $st rsaAH
10 Pr N. for all Tho South.
YORK9RIYT0RE LIN s. ss
The fayorite3 route TO eltimoss and nastssa3
tpoin Leave Richmond 4: n. G,
AIS = M.-zLocal nfondays, vednesda ~ "a
III ;oo II Except sunday For Wet rons.S
st {S connecting with E steamers for BALTIMORE
and ridays s tearner calls at GlOucsstsHg
Point ALMONDS and Clay Bar .s1:A
N l:s5 Avn Except Sun cal mixed for
TRAINS rfI ARRIVE R1cIIMo;Np
n 6:bs A.AM.6 and ~ P.M.-Trom all the south
n 1855 Pr M-From& Charlotte and Durham
$40 keysvl ~ q IS. 4, 8,
Ms $40, = From Wet I, Ioins y,
S.HiYiARDWlCII.E3ss4s IN. {TAYLOAi
8I,yBef1IfiTT p, n II q. aP.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
~ 1NI "
STATE SELLS INTEREST I'D
IN ] C. & O. CAN Al
4 Especial to Tho Tlmes- Dispa tch.)

Especial o. Ihe Tttnes-Disp atch. 55$Ss
L AryyNAPOLIs@MD,sSD Dec. 23.--Atf a. meets
ing OF the State B GARD OF Public wv orks
ided. finally TO accept the e. PIG o0a
Sorithe State intercst x q ma ority g fth,e
stock in the Chesap eake and Ohio, Canal.
Az GOVERNOR Wa field and Comptroller Az
linson voted ins t he a firnlat I've, while
Treasurer Van Diver; who Is believed 70 g
represent Senator Gornaan n 8 VIEWS SoLed
President I.andstreet. ot & the Western
Maryland Railroad w hieh3 IS owned by, the
Clouds, agreed before the vote was 4, taken s
to wal I've Any exemption, that NIL h1ta az g.
and the District q OF Columbia, through
@P Eaadent ted1ald says That the
iWaibas h does not intend to. use tho water,
way at all but needs tha atgIht Oh q, way
bArg e nc seaboa1d n na III Hay M'
secured the canal, tho Wabash. vii avoid
much expense and litigation $1t otherwise ''is
MI tandstreet says the OK tension Will
DO finished within two years 4 Il 8st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
WEEK IN TRADE CIRCLES.
Demand for Holiday Goods Has
Exceeded Expectations.
-l.(ny A.,auociated Presh,- ! y.


NEW YGRIss, Il Dec, "a. ----R q, X I1un's
weekly review Of trade Tomorrow VII
say: i5 Il N u 4 I'D {}5 fS s
BBls Demand for holiday goods has en-
.cecded expectations, but trade IN staple
merchandise Is seasonably quiet 3E5 Busl-.
ness conditions !. are sa tlsfact story. howS-7,
,ovcr, manufacturing plants producingl
freely. except where insufficient water
supply restricts operntl Ions md la large
volume OF option trading was recorded
for tile week at the leading 4colnmoditS
exchanges. Dispatches from the leading
cities arc encouraging 8
z Giraffe returns continue favoable
railway earnings for December thus far
exceeding last years by rs per cent.
Conditions In the cotton goods lnalket
arc calculated to induce conservatism
and trading Is restricted TO immediate
requirements. Trtces are 4 fatty VOL
imaintalnea,9 "A " 4 n a. SFl5s Y.
BE'sFallurss this week numbered a5l
against 82si last year d E! M S n n, #