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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-15

Tax List

Office of the County Treasurer. VIM
Humboldt County. Nevada.
December IA, 1903.
Notice ia hereby given that in &C
cordance with law fsee Stat. 1891. Sec.
SO. pages TAT and 1882 each of the fol-
lowing described pieces or parcels OF
property will b. sold at public auction
at the court house door. town. county
and state aforesaid. IN
MONDAY. JANUARY IS 1904.
tn pay the delinquent taxes. penalties
and costs against the anne, unless said
taxes. penalties and costs. are paid to
me before said date.
d. A. ABEL, W IL NE IA.
w IL Sc IA Sec. 30. T Al. r.
20 e. 1850 acres. Tax $500. pen
atty 59c. costs $500: total tax..s s 81
MRS. M. M. BRANDON. Lot 8 in
Block %. In Town of Golconda;
tax &c. penalty &c. costs $500:
total tax 2
MRS. J. e. CONTNER. IL OF SW
IA. NV IA. Sec. 80. T 40. r
IS e. and 1-2 Of 8 IL. NE IA,
Sec. 30. T 40. r 80 e. rs acres:
tax s2.7S. penalty 2Sc. costs $500:
total tax 5 O6
4. NJ. & s. DOCKHAM. Lot II in
Block IL. In the Town of Stan
ley, Lot Is. in Block Is. Town of
Golconda: tax SIC. penalty .0ec.
costs zoo: total tai ............ 81
J. A. FERRATO. NV IA. NE
IA. Sec. Is. T 80. r 40 E. 40
acres. patented land: tax s1.4S,
penalties 15c, costs $500: total
TAX . %
EUGENE HOWARD. sw IA.
SW IA. Sec. rs. T IS. r 80 e.
40 acres. improvements. 10 sad
die horses. $4,000. 10 stock cat
tie, $40 90. l wagon 8 900: tax
ASA {. poll tax $500. total tax
s11.33. penalty $1.13. costs $500:
total tax IL 40
r. A. MERRITT. Possessory
claim and improvements. NV
z1-4. SW Ia. Sec. %, N 1-2. Sc
IA. Sc IA. NE IA. Sec. 20. T
43, r. 40 E, 100 acres: tax 93c.
penalty .o9c. cost $500: total
tax . w
JOSEPH L. PRITCHARD. POS
sessory claim and improve
ments at Kitten Springs. on
the road betw cen Lovelock and
Cottonwood. formerly owned
and assessed to VIM. G. Bron-
en-: tax 4.63. poll tax $500. total
tax 1853, penalty 76c. cost $500:
| total tax ~ o.
UNKNOWN OWNER. Improve
ments on and east half Of Lot
10. and all oe LOT IL. in Block
F, Town Of Paradise. tax CSC.
penalty .09c. cost $500: total a . O:
MRS. ARLETTA WALLACE. N
e L.. NE IA. Sc IA. NE Ia,
NE IA. NV Ia, Sec. "a. T IS,
r 30 Z, SW IA, NV IA. Sec.
19, T IS. r 81 E, 200 acres and
improvements; 4 work horses
800. 90. saddle horse $500. 6
stock cattle $3.50 %, / wagon SIS,
tax s6.01. penalty 60c. cost $500:
total tax 3 81
FRED WILSON. House and lot
In Cinnabar avenue. Kennedy.
known as the Express Office,
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s75,s32.76 s75.ss2.7S

State of Utah, Salt Lake County. Salt
Lake CITY,
/. d. Macpherson Boyd, certify that
the foregoing is a true and correct
statement of the last fiscal years
business of The Glasgow & Western
Exploration CO., Ltd, a foreign COR
poration doing business ism Nevada,
a. shown by the books Of the company
in my lawful custody.
d. MACPHERSON BOYD.
Secretary.
Dated January 6, 1904. 1-S-Sd
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We have just received a large ship
ment of fruit Jars of all kinds ana
sizes. with extra tops n ruDbers
Everything In this line you need. Our
prices defy competition. and 1t will be
to your Interest to see what we have
before buying r. Rainhart 3 Co
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tax z.S1. pealty 23c. cost sz.06.

tax z.31, pealty 23c. cost 500.
total tax 1 81
SAMUEL III. WRIGHT. SW Ia,
NV IA. NE IA, SW IA. NV
Ia. Sc IA. Sec. SO. T. 80. r 80
E. 120 acres. tax $2.73. penalty
csc, cost $500; total tax........ os
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Domestic Troubles

1t is exceptional to find a famil.
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally. but these can be lessen
ed by having DR.. Kings New Life
Pills around. Much trouble they save
by their great work in Stomach and
Liver troubles They not only relieve
you. but cure. 25c. at Brown Bios
Drug store.
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WE SELL. THE GREATEST OF

WE Sell. THE GREATEST OF
BLOOD PURIFIERS ACKER :
ELIXIR, under a positive guarantee
Il will cure all chronic and other blood
poisons. Ii you have eruptions or
sores on your body, or are pale. weak
or run down. 1t is Just what you need.
We refund money il you are not sat-
isfied. so cts. and 81 90. Brown Bros.
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THE GLASGOW l. WESTERN
EXPLORATION CO., Ltd.

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND
DISBURSEMENTS FROM LIST NO.
MEMBER. 1902, TO 3lst OCTOBER,
1913, BEING THE FINANCIAL
YEAR Or THIS COMPANY.
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Annual State ment

STATEMENT OF THE BUSINESS OF
THE WESTERN UNION TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY IN THE STATE
OF NEVADA DURING THE YEAR
ENDED DECEMBER 31st, 1908
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Total receipts $500. 40
Total disbursements .......... 242S0. 81
A. r. BREWER,
1-116t Secretary.
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RECEIPTS.

Cash received from sales of
mines $50. 900. 90
Do from Glasgow office...... 25,332. 10
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The Bank will receive de-
posits, buy and sell foreign
make loans and do a gen.
eraf banking bushes.
On time deposits 3h per
cent interest viii be paid.
Agent for all the princi-
pal fire insurance COM
panies which do business on
the Coast.
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THE PROPOSED STRIKE.
Few Have Gone Out Circular
by Railroad to It's Employees.

(By Associated Press)
3wIUNINGTON,N M c., Feb. 12--Therc
we're no developments to-day in the mat
ter of tho strike bysAtlantic Coast Line
maintenance Of way employees President
+. r. Wilson, OF the international Broth
erhood, NJ w. E., arrived tonight from
st. Louis, but said he could give out
nothing for publication.
Tn circular mailed to-day to the
heads of all departments of the mainte-
nance Of way service. Fourth vice. Presl-
dent and Generals;Manager John z. Ken
" OF the Atlantic Coast Line. expresses
regret that any employees have seen lit
20 suspend work, and says that tnasmuch
as their wages were substantially adj
vanced January |, 1908, and as the com
pany Is now paying as good wages Tor.
that class of service as are paid ny
other railroad companies operating IN
this section Of tho South, he MS at a loss
to understand why the order vas issued
by the international president.
Striking employees are instructed that
III they have not returned TO their q G.
customcd work on the morning OF Feb
ruary 10th they will be regarded as hay
Ing voluntarily loft the service, and are
directed to vacate the houses and living
cars occupied by them and turn over oil
company property in their possession. 70
their respective roadmasters.
Tho total number Of employees IN the
maintenance of way department is said
not to exceed 1900, and that only q small
percentage Of them have Quit work.
There Is no apprccable irregularlty OF
traffic by reason OF the strike.
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teristic OF the narrative from beginning
Il end. The tone OF nctionGis we'll varied
from grave to gay, and the Interviewing
Of the several threads OF romance Is skill
full. The most striking character In the
hook is the eldest OF the four girls, VINO
IS. In truth
"a perfect woman nobly planned,
To warn. to comfort. and command"
Rosemary Library.
This most valuable institution Is great
gly In need OF funds, and Dr. Calisch Will
most kindly give his lecture on .Ihe
Wandering Jew for the benefit OF the
library on Thursday next, February 18Th
In the auditorium Of tho Woman's Cluo,
No. 4211 East franklin Street, at $50 y
M,
The managers OF the Rosemary Library
hope to see the room filled that eve
ming.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. "A. II. Drewry. formerly Of West
over. e tho guest az Mrs. r.. II. MCGUIRE
at No. 1os North Fifth Street s
Mrs, A. Dominica left Monday for Co
lumbus. Q. to . tend the bedside Of her
daughter, Mrs. Ruby Thompson. who IS
critically III viii. typhoid fever
The Central Committee OF the AssooI-
alton for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities. are arranging for q very
uniuue Eastertide performance, IN which
musical features will predominant.
Miss Lora and Miss Grace BURGESS
entertained at their home on Ninth
street Thursday evening In honor OF Their
cousin. Miss Mary FITZGERALD, OF Dan
vile, Va. 58;
| Miss Mead, OF Albemarle, the daughter
of Mr. p. C.. Mead, is visiting friends IN.
| Richmond.
Miss Leary, Of Amelia. s the guest
| OF her sister, Mrs. James Tyler, Jr'
Miss Mamie Hunt, who as visiting Mrs.
| J,BJ,. AIcHenry In louisville. KY, Was the
guest OF honor last Monday at card
party given by Mrs, EDWARD Altsheller' i4
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon DaYenport and
family have taken apartments 81 me
Chesterfield,
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Sympathy With Japan.

We have not yet found a. man In Rich
mond, no matter what his station In
life. whose sympathles are not thorough
~ with Japan in the war which she IS
now Carrying on with Russia.
There are several reasons why the peo-
pie Of the South should sympathizc with
Japan. First of all, Japan is the weaker
nation and Is battling for her rights,
upon which Russia has been trespassing
for long time. 1t Is easy TO see why
southern people should sympathize with
small and plucky nation so situated.
Moreover. Japan stands for progress and
enlightenment, and has made wondrous
steps IN these directions during the past
fifty years She stands also for liberty
and free speech and the open door. She
welcomes any foreigner who can aid her
in development and progress, and she
4 has thrown open her gates TO traders and
scientists and promoters and Christian
missionaries She is one of the mos,
s. liberal nations on the face of the globe
On the other hand, Russia Is narrow,
minded and bigoted and ambitious ant
INSCRIPTIONS. The Gar is law unit,
himself, and his doctrine is intoleranc,
of any man or measure that antagonize
hts will There is no such thing In Russi;
as individual liberty according to our In
i depreciation of that phrase. There Is n
I such thing as free speech; no such thin
as free press; but all men and al
newspapers must make their opinion
harmonic with the imperial opinion, o
be called to account and probably bar
ished to Siberia. In short, the Russia
idea OF government is the direct ar
titheris of the japanese idea and III
American idea.
Apart from all this. southerners hay
an account OF their own with Russia, Il
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sLAVS TO QUARRY SLATE.
A Car Load Of Polish Immigrants
Arrive at Arvonia.

VSpeclal 70 Tho TIInes-DIspatcH.J
ARNONIA, VA, Feb. l..--Quite stir
was created In Arvona to-day by tho
arrival of a car Of Polish migrants,
he Williams quarres. On reaching the
depot they were met by the clerk, Mr.
Aim Evans, who escorsad them to the
oiite Of Mr. Evan r. Williams, where 2
Only few OF the number can speak
ErGlish, and those act as spokesmen for
the party. Two women accompanied the
party,
The Poles are stout and strong. and
appear to be kind, frank and frugal. This
Is just the clement Wa need to push for
ward the industries Of the slate qunrries.
a WAGONS have been hent busy 'o-aag
provisions,
soon the smoke will be seen curling
trtn tho .chImncys OF Iollsh settlement
In Arvonin,
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1901.
War and Education.

I The war in the East emphasizes the
educational feature Of the modern news
$ naner, Readers Of such paper, as The
X Tirnes-Dlspatch are daily provided With
Il ali sorts of information concerning the
/ far East and the Eastern situation. Maps
/ are printed, showing tho scene OF actlon
4 and the various strategic points, to-
+ gether with all sorts Of statistical mat
/ ter in regard to the relative strength
/, Of Russia and Japan. Our readers nave nave
/ already become familiar with many
4 prominent Russian and Japanese names,
1 unpronounccable as they may be, names
4 of places and names of diplomats and
II military commanders. They have been
/, informed concerning our treaty with ia
4 pan; concerning the treaty between Rus
(: sia and France on the one hand, and
Japan and England on the other. They
, have been familiarized with the points
! in issue between Japan and Russia; they
have been told about the Importance Of
; Manchurla to Russia in furnishing an out
let for the Siberian Railroad They have
been informed Of the Importance Of
Korea to Japan, because OF Japan's
enormous commercial interest there, and
they understand why 1t is that Japan is
fighting to prevent Russia from monop-
olizing Manchuria and taking possession
of Korea, which would not only deprive
y Japan Of her trade on that peninsula,
but would put Russia in command of the
entire situation and make her con-
slant menace to the entire Japanese ma
ton.
Their attention has been drawn to our
trade interests in the East. and they
understand why Secretary Hay insists
upon the preservation of the neutrality
matter which way the war shall issue.
4 III short, they have In this brief time. IL
they have studied the newspaper reports.
learned valuable lessons In geography.
in history, In diplomacy, in war strategy
and In international law.
Ten years ago few people in the United
States knew anything about the Phil
ippine Islands, and many OF them knew
little of Spain or Cuba. except in a gen.
eral way. But few days after Dewey
sailed into Manila Bay and destroyed the
Spanish fleet. newspaper readers we'll
s, Understood the history and geography of
the Philippines, and Spain and Cuba be-
came as familiar to them. we'll nigh, as
one Of the States Of the Union
Whenever there is a Crisis like this;
whenever there Is war. or whenever there
q is q disaster like the eruption Of Mount
Pelee, the newspapers at once become
great school. in which the people may
learn valuable lessons. and practically
4 all that Is needed to be learned, without
II reference to textbooks or encyclopedias.
THE press Is pre-eminently great edu-
Gator, and Is fairly entitled to be reck--
oned as part and parcel Of our public
school system.
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MARLBOROUGH
WAS AflRE
Big Hotel Had Narrow Escape
Because 81 Defective Electric
"a. Wiring OIL Third Floor
FISHING POND CHARTERED Il: / !: 2
Another Proposition to be Made Wade,
to Governor Aycock to
n. Lease Railroad. 2
2 rho rines-D ispatcf.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatc h.)
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. PA dlscon-
l,ected electric wire on the thlrd stloor
of the Marlborough Hotel ignited .he WIN YIN
dow facing this morning and DIE IRE
was narrowly averted II was extin-
guished before 1t spread out ot the
room In whlch3it started. Tho work OF
rctnodeling the Marlborough Is maxim good
5headway now, tho painters and decora-s
tors being now at work on the INTERIOR.
Thirty thousand dollars Is being spene
on the improvements so that 1t Will
hc practically@a now hotel. v,
Captain We. McBcc, formerly OF the
Staboard Air Line, but now with the
Southern, in South Carolina IS mere
uniting to Governor Aycock propo-
81. ton to lease the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad from the State. II
Is understood that the proposition VIII
TIC for term Of fifty years, ana on
Il scaled percentage ranging from I1l-a
per- cent. for tho first yea. TO- as nls
as s or 6 per cent toward Inc Inc 'l Il'i'''
pnrt Of the term. u
The hearing 3 OF the bench warrant
AGAINST Colonel j. c. L. Harris. for his
connection as attorney with the noted
I Gcdfrew stolen state bond case from
Jcnesboro, has been postponed nntii the
Pc bruary term Of the Wake Court. Neith-
er a., G. Jones or II. P. Dortch, Jr.,i
have yet been arrested, both being out
Of the state. 8 -,
Tho Southern Veneer Company, Of VIII VII
liums ton, Martin county, was chart e :,
cd this morning with s1o 900 capital. the
incorpUrators being Noah s. Peel, arthur
S Terry and Clarence r. White.
A charter was issued to the Concord
wholesale Grocery Company, Of Con-
cord, ca pital 100000, the incorporntors
Icing w. C, Houston, II. L.. Parks, hugh
Parks and others. III
NOVEL CONCERN.
A novel Il concern chartered was inc
Dixie Fishing Pond Company, capital
$500, The pond Is to be at Lucama, and
the principal incorpora tors are Wiley
Mercer, "A. T. Barnes, Louisa Lnmm and
fifteen others.
The Rotary Machine Company, Of Del
aware, took out domestication papers
this morning. tho principal place OF bust
ne So In this State to be at Forest CITY.
The capital Is $4,000, and the local oil
rectors are S. M. Flack. of Shelby; ]. T.
Moore, Of Glover, Va, and L. w. Ken
tlrick.
In the old bankruptcy case Of Hoyt
and Mitchell. from Washington. n. ca
Judge Purnellfhas issued q drastic ruling
IN which he asserts that there has been
TAD IN engagement in the management OF
the estate by the trustee. who he or
Gers to refund to the depository $3.50,
Which he has paid out without authority
OF law. Angus D. Mclean Is the trus-
4 If b. . /. y
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1t ID the common belief, whether true
or not, that II was through the instru.
mentality Of Russia more than Of any
other. foreign power that the Confederacy
was not recognized during the war be-
tween tho States. Ill
III viow Of Ill these facts, 1t Is not stir--,,
pitsing that so,,thcriers arc glad to hear
Of the successes Of the laps, and II they
finally Bring tho Russian bear to terms,
there will be general rejoicing among the
southern people.
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MEN THROWN HIGH
IN AIR WITH CAR
lSnecial to The I'll

Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.J
SALISBURY, N, Gu Feb. la.-NVh 1le IN.
loading coal from a car on top OF a
coal chute about fifty feet hight at spen-
Ger this afternoon, Walter Stokes and
George Hayes colored, were knocked OF,
together with a box car. Tho mon We're
thrown high In the Aair and foil to me
ground, sustaining Injuries from which
both are expected to die.
The car was accidentally run into
by shifting engine.
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WHAT CAUSES DANpRUFF.,
Greatest European Authority On skin 81

Greatest EuroPean Nuthor'1y ~ PM 1'-
cages Says It's a Germ,
Tn. old idea that dandruff - scales OF
skin thrown off, throusl a feverlsn con-
sd,tion Of the scalp - exploaea, FFot'
thurIty on skin diseases, says dandruff IS
!. germ ,,rn disease, THIS germ BURROWS In-
der tho scalp, throwing up little scales
Of cuticle, and sappinE the vitality Of the
hair at the root. This only hair pTepa-
ration that kills dandruff germs - NeWs
hro's ii erpicide, destroy the cause, you
p ZEN It tie effect. Not only cures dan
druff but stops falling hair and permits
= i,uxurant growth, Delightful hair
dressing Sold by leading druggists.
Send loc. in stamps Tor sample to The
Herpiclde Co., Detroit, Mich. Owens y
Minor Drug Co., Special Agents
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Opening Postponed.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.,
GREENSBORO, N, e., FEB, l2.-Presi-
DEM McIver this evening Issued notice to
all students that date # opening Of
Normal and Industrial College had been
postponed until February 23d.
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The members OF the Legislature made
such a brilliant success in killing Mr.,
Gravely's surplus dog law ,hey might
now try their hands on some OF the sur.
plus dogs.
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If this winter decides TO linger in the
lap of spring, then spring will have q
pretty heavy turn to carry.
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Drawn down to tho last analysis, Rus
STA and Japan are fighting for stealage
privileges. That's all,
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: = : y :
Admiral Togo Is the man who did up
the Russians the other day and It would
seem that he knew just when to 60.
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Colonel Watterson and Colonel Bryan
have not met yet, and IL their friends
can help 1t, they will not meet at any
carly date. So the war correspondents
need not rush to the front.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-13

There We're eighteen national banks in
Baltimore, Twelve were burned out in
the big fire.
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Poor Korea will wear herself out dodg
Inc the shells of both sides in This rum
rus,
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Times ispatclll
Published Daily and Weekly

lag No. a North Tenth street,
Richmond, va. Entered Jaru'
ary 81, 1908, al Rlchn,ond' va"
an seeond class matter, under
/ Act o. Congress Of March 3
1879.
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The Mikado's last reply TO the Cars
reply Was very striking,
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Mating day for the birds comes on
Sunday this year.
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= 2 a

r. e. 9.
I'VE heard man say the other morning
that the abbreyiation for Februa ny, t,sa
MAI looked frozen IN his ulster. It vas
apparent thnt he needed the kind Of
warmth that stays, the warmth that
teaehes from heaa 70 o 6G9 al ,r ovnr n enc
sonaL, knowledge that Hoods Sarsaparllla
giyegs perma nent warmth, It inyigoIates
this blood and speeds It along through
artery and vein, and really fits mon and
women. boys and girs, to enjoy cold
weather and resist the attacks OF disease.
III Ewes the right kind Or warmth. slim
ulales and strengthens ntsthe same time,
ana all Its benefits are lasting. There
may be suggestion IN ttlls for YOU.
Rent box in tho strong fire and
burglar proof vault OF the State Bank OF
Virginia. Charges moderate.
SPECIAL Low RATES TO NEW Or
LEANS, MOBILE AN o PENSACOLA,
Via Southern Railway,
Account Mardi Gras carnlvals Febru.
airy 1915, 1904.
On account OF the above occasions tho
Southern Railway will sell special tickets
at rate of one-fare, plus twenty-five
cents, tor the round trip. Tickets on
sale February 9th to 18TH inclusive with
return limit February Goth with priyi-
3lcge OF extension to March 9Th upon de-
Iposlt with joint agent at destination and
payment OF 50 cents. Through Pullmans
ana Day Goa chcs with Southern Rail-
way Dining Cars, the service OF which
Il maintained at the highest standard.
Fol information apply to nearest ticket
aGent.
Ala LINE RAILWAY. ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTMENT suPERiN.
TE gNX256SSL H xAsgoaIs4i6R.
atlanta, Ca, February 1925, 1904.
on.arcounL Of the ABOVE occasion the
seaboard will sell tickets at rate| Of one
slrst 81 class fare, plus twenty-five (25l
cents. for the round trip Tickets pn sale
Eebruary 81 and %, 1904, final limit Feb
tirtv cents to joint agents, on or beors
1.,hrunry s7th, tickets may be extended
- March 81, 1904 Ratio from Richmond,
IN nor r. tickets and other information, apply
10 Richmond Transfer Company. ticket
ott.s Murphy's Hotel, or Main Street
H. s. Lizard.
District Passenger Agent,
$50 u, Main st, Phone +o5, Richmond. Va
---------
n Air LINE HALLWAY, FAC,
COUNT 3MARpI GRAS.
on account of the above occasion the
seaboard will sell tickets at rate Of
one first-cluss fare plus Twenty-Five (25)
cents cen ; Tor the round-trip. to New Orleans.
,a,. Pensacola. Fla, and Mobile. Ala.
Tickets nc. on sale February to Is. 1901.
Inclusive final limit February 20; except
.,pun payment of fee OF fifty cents per
ticket, final limit March s, 1901 viii bs
granted. 4, 80, i a., Il.
rates and 9, ghs s e anf9Smsti9 On apply
- =, II. 8, Lizard. 55
District Passenger Agent,
$50 East Main Street, Richmond. Va
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Russia, il must be said, held out to
the last for peace--the Mamchurian piece
o. China.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-13

The little yellow men behind the guns
have learned lot OF american tricks.
1t would seem.
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a note of sympathy from Admiral Ger
vera to Admiral Alexleff would seem
Ia be in order,