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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 25.-GOv-
ernor Hoch decided today to put the
state oil refinery into operation AZ
once. The bond issue Is being pre-
pared by the governor In the hope
Of having the work started by
April 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25

TrCsON. Aria. Feb. 25.-By a
dave-tn OF 50 tons Of rock in a mine
o. Ifulvenia. this morning. two min
eia we're killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25

The Nippon Yusen Kaisha COM
pany'a Iyo Maru arrived IN this
port nom tho Orient via Victoria
today. She brought a large list ~
passengers and a cargo ~ raw silk
and Oriental curioa. Among the
passengers on thu vessel we're Cap
tain aWtson and the crew OF the
British steamer Wyefield. which
was seized BY the Japanese while
attempting 10 reach ViRdlvoHtok.
Tho captain and crew Of tho NJ. 3.
Dollar. which vas also seized by
japanese. will be sent home on the
next steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25

the fire drlil perfectly and OH cs-
eaped NIihnut Inlurg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25
REAL ESTATE SALES

McGraw 4 KlttinEsr transferred
FOR tho Column Ia a Puget Sound
railroad blocks 81 and % % the
Yesler addition to tho firm % GIL.
Hoyt 4 Frye for the sum ~ az 900.
A part OF lot In block IS % Ter
rvs first addition was sold 10 John
Conley for SCI 600 Tho deal was
transacted through the Fred = San
ders Real Estate company for Ped
orHsn a Nelson.
Part Of lots and ! In blocks so.
Terrys second addition. was sold
to Oscar Main for $1,000. the deal
being made BY the Fred Z. Sanders
company for r. A. McGrath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25

STOCKS-Today's stock market
was sensationally strong and active.
the general list showing very sub
stantial gains over yesterdays
close. Union Pacific again took the
lead. selling up TO 1877 rs. a new
high record. but on profit taking.
sold Off and closed at 135 rs. Penn
sylvania. Atchlson. b. & O.. and
Canadian Pacific all made substan-
tial gains. Today's market was a
record breaker for two hours trad
ing. the transactions being the larg-
est ever recorded for Saturday, sales
reaching the enormous sum of
1909 300 shares. Conditions mar
ketwise could not be improved upon.
The action OF the market is perfect
ly satisfactory, and the kind of a
market we all Ike to see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25
NEW YORK STOCKS.

High. Low. Close.
Atchlson. 81. SO rs. 901-2.
Anal Copper. II. 76. 1912.
b. q O.. Ice 81. lO6 is. los "a.
b. II. T.. 81. s. IA. 60 3-s.
Can. Pae.. al IA. al, l4l -.
Erie. common. IS IS. 46 Is. as "a.
Ills. Cent. i63. i6l "a, l6l "a.
Manhattan. IT. IA, III IL. liz IA.
Metropolitan. 12l 3-s. 100 L.. 10 Ia.
Mo. Pac.. 109 3-S. los 81. 109.
l.. & ". al Is. 40 3-S. 40 IS.
Peoples Gas. los "a. los 1-2. los Ia.
Penna.. 1447-s. 142 IA. IA 3-s
Reading. com. 96 "a. % "a. sc.
II. l.. com, 36 5-S. SO is. SO s-s.
So. Pac., 50 "a. 90 Is. SO as.
st. Paul. $50. lis IA. 17e IS.
Sugar, 145 2-s. IA 1-2. IA 81.
I'm. Pae.. 137 rs. 1876 SIS. 1876 rs.
U. s. S. com. "a "a. SO rs. 81 5-s.
q. S. S. pfd.. 95 3-S. "a SIS. 95 1-2.
Total sales, 1909 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25
Flour

Patent. per Dbl, t47B; Crown,
1910. Minnesota hard wheat. sT3
Pillrbury, -; Piiisbury's Best. tt:
standard Dakota. sc Olympic, t4.ss.
STRIFE. i47b. Holly. 1A75i Golden
Northwest. Ig75. Electric Light.
f7.25. Gold Medal ts.7s. Top Notch.
t44b. Csntsnntala, best, t47b: Gold,
drop. it2Bi Patent Excellent, st7si
Novelty A. fHzh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25

Inns HI0ke said my father didn't
have as much sense as a United
States senator"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-25
Csreafa

Oats. per ton. tzs421: bran. por
ton. iisto02i. barley. rolled. per
ton. f1ldzb feed wheat per ton,
ts20 %. dairy chop feed. per ton. iis
q 800 oil meal. per ton, iss. best
chop. t2ss whole corn. ton. tz70
20. cracked corn. per ton. i27 a. s.
feed corn meal. per ton. lzs. shorts.
Der ton. tzidzi
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Cut prices on Millinery. Mrs. J.
W. Boles.
The advertisement of c. W. Bies-
sach in another column presents some
new facts which buyers should read.
Mrs. J. ID. Bowles Of Upton was in
the city several days last week the
guest of her husband DR.. Bowles the
dentist
Our merchants are already recciv-
ing consignmcnts of holiday goods,
and are preparing for brisk Christ
mas trade.
Jas. l.. Keown of Jefferson City is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. &. b.
Howard. He formerly resided in
this county.
The Street Fair was success. If
YOU are not, then right yourself by
buying Meats from Mason x PRICE,
The Only Butchers.
Zoe Thruston came in from Kansas
City last Saturday and spent Sunday
with home folks in this city. Sunday
night accompanied by his brother,
Robert Thruston, he departed for St.
! Louis.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-03

Rev. Edmund Wilkes will hold SER
vices at Hopcwcll church Sunday.
November 9th. to which all are cor
dially invited.
lust received a nice line of cut
priced Millinery. Call on me II yon
are looking for a bargain.
MRs. J. W. BoLEs.
A fishing party, who had spent sew
eral days on the Niangua river passed
through Versailles yesterday morning
on their return home at clifton City,
Cooper county. The party consisted
Of eight people and three wagons.
Rev. W. a. McMinn. representing
the "Interior' published in Chicago
in the interest of the Presbyterian
church, was here several days this
week and filled the pulpit at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday morning
and evening.
Judge A. J. Renshaw. one of Tip
tons most highly respected citizens,
died at the home OF his son-in-law.
James +. Roark, Tuesday evening,
October "a, 1905. He was presiding
Judge of Moniteau county at the time
of his death and was well and favor
ably known in this section. His re-
mains were Inferred at Masonic Gem
etery in Upton.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-03

Don't miss the Clearing Sale at
Mrs. !. W. Boles' Millinery Store, on
the East Side.
Spices, Nuts, Raisins and other
materials for cakes and pies at +. A.
Williams south side Square.
A. Pepper says some good things
to the public in his banner this week
relative to trade rcachcrs, which
will appeal to those looking for bar
gains. Read it.
The pupils of Mrs Nev4.Tsylor' S
music class held recital at her home
last Friday evening and gave evidence
ofthe careful and superior instructions
they had received at the hands of
their instructor.
DR.. John f. Lane and his Swear
old son of Linn in Usage county, were
drowned while attempting to ford a
creek near that place on Tuesday
night of last week. He was a prom
inent physician of Linn.
&. Il. Walter of this city who re-
Gently graduated in Hill's Business
College in Sedalia, has secured a fine
position in the auditing department
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad in
St. Louis, and is well pleased with his
prospects. He was assisted by the
College in getting the place.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-03

To get the best value for yout
money in Lumber, Iath, Shingles and
other Building Material go to Ant
weller & Hardy.
The subject OF the sermons to be
delivered by Rev. f.. &. Boaz at the
Presbyterian church this coming Sun
day are, morning subject, Universal
Joy" In the evening, "Versailles.
Our people are cordially invited tc
be present at these services, and as
the evening subject is to dwell on
home. spiritually, Bro. Boaz should
be met with a large congregation.
G.. b. Howard and wife attended
the carnival and horse and cattle
shows in Kansas City last month in
which Vanderbilt's fine string Of
horses were exhibited. While there
Mr.. Howard was patient at the
Thornton x Miner Sanitarium where
he underwent an operation, the result
of which his many friends will be
pleased to learn was very satisfactory,
a permanent cure being effected.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-11-03

Don't forget to visit the Bazaar and
inspect our goods and get prices.
Mrs. OLIVE \. CHILD. Manager.
Our Boots and Shoes and
Rubber Goods are the very
best, at the lowest prices.
CARL w. BIERSACH.
Jesse Snorgrass, who is taking a
course at Hills Business College in
Sedalia, came home the first of the
week, and assisted his mother in
moving her household effects from
here to Scdalia, where she will remain
while her son is in college.
Marie Beemer entertained num-
Der of her little friends Tuesday night
at her home in the south part OF town
owing to her 18th birthday. She re-
ceivcd several appropriate gifts and
treated her little guests to nice
lunch, the whole being enjoyed to the
fullest extent.
"The Fair" has a nice banner in
this issue of the Democrat, calling at
tention to their fine line Of suits and
ovcrcoats for the fall and winter. and
seasonable furnishing goods for men,
women and children. People who
are looking for good goods at reason
able prices, can do no better than to
give "Ihc Fair" call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
52A BOND Of sympathy

rho inside nerve system Is plainly the n "a.
our iiis tssts d iHe aesiop, 3 liz y ,Is
organs. While they work Wn i've When they
stop we dlc.lt While they perform their duties
properly we are we'll. When they perform their
duties poorly we are III And tho Vital organsI
eaeii and every orc. depend upon the inside !!
nerve system. for II not only regulates thsnl++-
II operates and controls them. III ia eNi
X rho work 81 the inside nerves ls not only
tho most iinportnnt--it Is the most Iaboriour.
For our other nerves are texertedE only at
will think and talk and esercss only MY
Ewo rest. NIT tho stomach, tho heart. the
liver. tho Kidneys must constantly and con
form their necessary dutl les W. have mo WAY q;
jof knowing even that they are tired or Mt fault
save the weakening Of the organs they supply.
but this strong bond q sympathy ha I, q /,
iusfui purpose FOR II shows lis clearly that
4 all rare branches OF one great systen,r-that
t We mako the system ronE We strsn, g
can he cured BY one form OF treatment. For
almost Ill sickness ls nerve slckne ss =.
{rerve sickness ana other kinds OF sickness
such as purely organic $derlnsenents nrc fre-5
t1uenty duo To- lack OF proper insldo nerve
treatment. 65gt TAX S3.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
A0.MlR.R0|R||.f..'|[|'AI:||.A! / !!
ACTS. A { \ IA
Parsons Standing at# Certt lliIIi
III 55.s Distance See Bones ~
Their Bodies. !ss
1os CODE THE STATE / !. LAWS y IS
Governor Glenn, Makes Nal s:=55 s Arldi:;
tional ilitafy Appoint tents
81 Sil!3 13il1s Introd,lc III

Especial 81 i 1 ll'iee a. \. y,
1, +, \ 4. u ), h, Ever
uced y Z! !,
tt make ichnon1'd e q VIZ
Il referred IL tic Committee on. Prtoros 81.
\, s., j Z, ~, \ fore whom there
.lo'is th''' M iii, IA 4
is sure Sto 5oe apls 81 u 4,
lick at tic big dist =
Hamlet. Il sstts H N Sd Il Is sS
M ~ the Il session 'sA' 4 !, !,
Committee to-nigit supcot e e
appointed to begin the work q dr tl tin ting
III y M md machinery bills. Special
$tile Sr1Ye''s'e 81 IL IL son odell.
committee men sIFo ~ !. IL "A
Kicks and Evcritt for ne s'e''si.e ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Many A ilt,,cilt 8 One Cause

hare called these tho inside nerves tor
lslmpllc ~ sake. Thelr usual nninn L. the
/, ssynpathettc'' nerves. Physicians cali them
by This ,lainc because they are 20 closely \.
MI ed -bocause tnch ia In such close aynrathy
With ts others res,, ,l'a, wh {.
the others weakeh, That Is why orc kind of
IS ckneEs leads "a Into another. That ISL . why
cases become 'conp For this delicate
ner,y s The most sensI part % the h.lnn
{, Docs ths not explain you some 81 4, The
S,inccrtaiiities ot llcie--ls - not n good
reason TO your mind why other, Kinds OF
3troatpent may have failed. 4 81 55j$ f8 ti3.s
r Dom you geo that THIS is NEW In medi-
scine7 That this Is NOT tho mere patchwork
of d stiinu,ant- 1.-The 8mrre hing jof q mar
cotic7 Don't YOU 500 that 1t goes right to tho
root of the rouble aid erad Gates the carseT
q Bu, II do(,,o ask O$tnkes "a single stlLe-
,ment OF rnlno-1 do not ask YOU 70 lleve ~
word say until YOU have tried Inv srr,edl-
Gin 4 Iii your own home ut my expense absr4
,lntely Gould offerlso IA ful dollar, worth
free r. there were II any N misrepres arta ton?
Gould let@yot 20 TO your dr,iggl st--whom You
,know4-and pick out airy bot tie he has on llia
siis1vcs oG my iicdicne8were1t2no not NrTORN \
~ no pful Il Could q rsFo ~ 10 do this, e
3IISwerc not reasonably SUls13 that my inedi-
cine Will help yot Z .5E NH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
4F 4, RUl.J,Nl>i1FORM Rates '4'l
Corp C Com s Wil =
TAKE Matter Up in February


TAKE Matter U in 4: February s .bl
rhe hearing set by the state Z,
t.onirliissiot,, In !, " y
nnstf,e lTthg day Of y at1uary
tie railroads OF the we're ~
to appear before ne ,,,n
pSsasl 'ortier whereby u inform frelg g
rinss flcatioi,, covering the various !, artl-
5eiesSof freight, a traffic within. the stats,
viii IS Rae on 4 he I'D da Of tc
Yrin railroads have agreed TO- place per
case instthc hands Of a II on. a. "a
aHan1ilton, Of the Atlantic Coast y, ,lle
Hon Alfred r Thorn, q, tfe southe eha
Hon e1ry 9 q sils
sL,cian F. Cooke, 5 or the Norfolk ana
Western Raj way. These gentlemen saI-
reared 4 before the commission and re
stIlcsted that &thetzsd day OF February pc
Get forSthe hearing Of this matter, and
on that day tho corninissio VIII II take y;1lI
UP this matt cr., ai5s . S5 n s *. %S I
THE natterspf rates lis one which inter.
Z sts every business man IN the 81 tie OF
Virginia and ever since the comml sslon
can me into office It has bent Its energy to :;
wards tho accumulation OF statistics and
Sprepa ring Itself to- take up in formal hear:
Ing the difficult and far-rcaching question
or an uniform clAssjfications Of freight
rates In Virginia However. 1t has been
Eupable4to take the mat ter$llpy as soon as
$it$would Il Ike to have done, OH nccouEt&0f &
the tnultiplicityaof duties imposed upon.
and tho cOnst uftl demand made upon the
time OF; the commissio Ion by matters Of
public welfare, hiclsIreuuired their inn
mediate attention., which matters often
3antallcd the necessity Of a formal hearing
before the colnmisslo 4as alcourt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
inside Nerves.

oniy8e one out % every % has ttrts n, health.
hiatt Sick, and some arc only dull and list
leas. But most o. the aic kteas comes from y
common casist ~! The are weak. Not the
nerves YOU y riinariiy Think abo,it--not the
nerves that govern your movements and yo,ir
Thoughts. * {{}s Y & l.s 4
Z But tbe merry that zunsuided and unknown.
night and lidns, kesr your heart " motion :
your liver operato your kidneys. i5s i5i a5s4
These nro tho, nerves that wear out ana
break down. ~ s85fj i3 X nj
3 II II does ii, good To Streat tho aiIing organ
the lirfcsn u ar 1Ei,eart-thc hlsordcrad liver
tho rcbelllous stonact1--tlie dernnged kidneys.
They are not TO blaine. Hut 70 hack to the
nerves that control them. There you will fInd
the scat of the trouble + I'M a On 3 az
3 n There s5fs q nothing new about thls-notlling
Z any physician would dispute. But It remain
"a for Dr.. shooi, e apply this know lcdsc.to put
the result q e. Quarter century q endeayor
along this VERY t does s... not dose the
once to the nerve The insldo the power
Snerve-and builds u up aud strengthens lt
ana makes III vel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
WANT FREE BRIDGE,
Grain and Cotton Exchange
Adopts Strong Resolutions.

,GEdlH dIlu SOIIOAA f565 AIAS1oA'6S
Adopts Strong buttons.
Z At general meeting OF the members
OF the Grain and Cotton Exchange held
yesterday morning, the followln. resou-
stions We're adopted: Nj $f 63! .{ii XII
CIV Whereas, There Is now pending before
the CITY Council OF the city Of Richmond,
OF great interest to this and
other commercial bodies OF the city Of
Richmond H said resolution u proposing to
acquire Jointly with the 81 ty Iof Manches--
te,a tho Mayo bridge. and to construct
on thn&slt thereof q now and modern
structure. adequate for the free and M 4
,impeded interchange OF commerce be-
tween tho two cities and the counties ad-
jucent thereto, and to the public of the
entire State, now therefore, be It
n Resolved. THAT We. the Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange, approve and en-
;dorse said legislation and express our
Of the entire noyemnet ls
broad, progressive and enterprislng, aud
we'll worth tile most favorable action, OF
our City Council. q
Resolved further, That while this I'M
portant enterprise necessIta ted the most
careful Investigation by our city authori-
Ties, we hope that no further obstacles
may interpose Ia delay action. as HE
benefits to accrue VIII mr,ence in,me,
Sdiutely upon compile Ion and opening Of
tho bridge TO travel, Further delay en-
.d,lngers and may POSTPONE the ellterprilssiee
sIndetinl tely. ~ l y i3 ilt 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Mr., ToDD's GOOD PLACE.
Goes8to Mexico TO Accept Gov
eminent Position. II

u Mr.. Charles r, Todd. Jr.. Of this clty,sllas
accepted n position upon. tho engineering
staff OF Colonel pdgar Is. smoot, engaged
in5the work OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III the
port Of Mnnzanillo. Mexico. He sailed
from Now York on the steamship Esper-
ANA on Thursday, touching at Havana,
Cuba, on the 18th, at I'rograsso on the
18TH, and yer,, Cruz on the Goth. and
thence Via raj TO Mexico City.
Manzanlllo Ia on tho Pacific coast, about
/ 400 miles from Mexico City, and Is reached
gpartlytb by narrow gauge railway and part
gly by mule and pack trains,
Mr., Todd graduated In civil engineering
from tho Virginia Military Institute IN
1901, ana has many friends In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
WHAT. THE ACTIo NzMEA,Nll-s5
Does Not Justify General P''ernis.
Sion to Jurors TO Read Papers.

Does Not ] ustlty y Genera P 4
sion to Jurors to Read Papers.
s9ii Tho Alexandria correspondent 6 OF he
washing ton Post quo tes Mr. + Charles O.
5Carln, q lawyer Of B tina u q ty, who had
Just visited Richmond, "a, justt flying Sjor.
rather explaining, tho action OF the sll-
lpremc Court OF v Appeals SinS refusing &t 9
grant a wrlt . erro1.Hi IL t)ie NJ &c ase
8on the ground tina "a tte Jurors were al
lowed to read the: newspa pers. Mr.. Car
din clearly states II his Z posi- tion inS,tlo
washington publication referred to. which
reads thus: IS 5335 }
Mr. Carlin stated last night that while
In r richmond Il he was reliably Informed
fthat8the Impression that has 8gono abroad
that the Court % Appeals III tile NcCue
ease had decided that Jurors could read
newspapers does that court a great IN
Justice, as 1t is stated, II appears from
the record in the case, that the jurors
were mltted Il to read newspapers by
consent; of all counsel In the case, and
tile decision ofsthe Court or Appeals upon
this point is understood BY the profession
of the state to be that counsel cannot
consent to Jurors reading llewspa pers and
subscquentlyatake adyantag so Of such con-
sen us gro und fora n CIV trial 4 Mr. Car
lin states that II Will 10 readily seen
that his sls@aulto lfferents from holding
that t. Is proper for Jurors to read news
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Good M ork. {

The Woman Jubllce ~ ~ II = n :,
COMMITTEES of tho Dung MEMS G g ~
very mps Yen, eco n a.swer
- ne ther RED tests In refurnlsfling
I'M Gclcbration which will take place
March inclusiye: it's q 4, woman 70 "a "a
movement and hey. ope % secatt i ssi
ina - amounts; RAM ng from one dollar UP
fMnr.is. 10 make tho building Just az #
2 "a ntive as any place OF resort In the city.
indeed these good women feel thatt 81 :,
Il Va ICONS. that the furnishing ought8to
be. While not extra VACANT, good, and that
every effort should be- MAI ef 70 az ra f
and hold young men I and boy ~ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
MEN MOVE UP,
'Seaboard Air Line Announces a
M Number Of Changes.
II 7 he following changes and appointments
have recently been announced by the Sea:

9ffas T he following changes and appointments
have recently been announced by the Sea-
board a Line: s58s NJ b M
s8 Mr. NJ. y {. Mol onougf, promoted to
travelling freight ug ent, wi It'll headquarters
at Birminglam, Ala. i
lfs Mr. a. lwiler,i appointed solicit
ing frelght agent, Will headquarters at
BirHlngh CHAM, Ala. Vice N. NJ. ] . Mel on-
,olgl. promoted. All Ell Il
Effective January i !; 9O5 :s Mr.. 6. q p.
Hoppe &is appointed soliciting freight
Southern Express Building, Momphis,
Tenn Mr.. III oppe will report to Mr. r..
W. Daniel. commercial B gent S 81
s r. a. Mcbride is appointed Joint trav-
ieling freight agent Of these, companies,
representing tho seaboard- Savannah line.
with headquarters at Pier 10, North Della
ware Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
"a; Tho new articulated compound freight
locomotive OF tho Bal timore md Ohio Rail
road whictsis the only one of the Mallet
stypn In tho country. and by far tho lntg-
,csts,in the world was placed In active
service January s. I'll
M Edward Finders, for many years purscr
Spn3 the Norfolk and Washington limo. has
resigned to accept q posi- ton Will the
army pay corps. u VI s,
sss The total on tput Of tho Baldwin LOGO
motive Works for 1904 was ], i53 loco
motives. II s.3 III &, MS & .,s$ ~;
,SsS General Passenger Agent. Ryan Of the
5seabonrd, was III the clty3say,c tcrday.gsl
81 EsttmAted earning OF the Southern Rail-
Nay FOR the first week in january We're
IS728,107,8 an Increase of S27.251. III ut this
ran tho earnings for tho year will show
ianiincrc1isc gilmore than q. million and q
ul1a ri or. S5 I'd re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Incorporation TILL
HER Lover 1 ]. ARRIVED !. ! !: ] D.
Miss Mary Picton Lewis Ill3&vVith
Appendi at Win
Ms chester. N s3s
33fsIneoial5t,o3 y5The Times.Displalttcll.


ssWINCTIESTI1R,s Az Jar. AZ 44-Ba tel
Moore, a prominen tslyo ung & man or Ches: =
ter, S. CT arrived 81 ii$s VNYinche this
afternoon. u flor making "a trip as fast
sus steam could bring 81 I'm, to- be ri resent
Snt i Il surElc NJ operat Ion sperfo med for
appendicitis Ut NJ emorinl Hos ital on Its
nance. Mss Mary Fl ton r CIV 81 o. Clarke
county, IL
AS soon q 81 Mr.. re- III Dis I'M formed OF
the dangerous llness 81 his sWeet heart
no brew down II his b bus ess and ran for
tho first train out Of Cheste ARRIVING
here at nooli, nnd was the first passenger
to ullgthtg from tho train here. I'll
IS Dr. r o bert Fl. vile. y noted New
York specialist, came yesterday to per-
form the operation, but IA t was 4 def erred
unfit Miss Lewis s B loYer8 ARR ed. ts
rhc opsr tions egarded a IL & success
blythe surgeons. 4ss Il. u s;s5 ,is s