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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-02
Stouuhton

DR. McManus has rented the second
story of Mrs Mary Roberts new resi-
dence. Mrs McManus and daughter
Ruth, are expected home from Washing
ton by the time the residence is com
pleted.
A young daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Mellum was bit in the face Wed.
nesday by a shepherd dog belonging to
Will Parish. The dog was not vicious
and no dangerous results from the
wound are anticipated.
Mayor Peterson and most of the alder
men made trip to Dunkirk Wednesday
morning to inspect the water power a
new lease of which the council has un-
der consideration. Concerning the re-
spective merits and advantages to the
city of the old lease held by the Electric
Light Co, and the new which has been
drafted, there is decided difference OF
opinion among the aldermen, each in.
strument containing desirable features
while there are Objectionable clauses in
both. The matter is not an easy one tC
handle, and the council is to be com
mended rather than criticised for pro
ceeding without haste.
Through the perseverance, and an un
limited amount of correspondence and
kilograms by B f Compton and 3
Hoehn, two prominent anglers at Ke
gonsa, one half million pike fry were
planted in Kegonsa lake on Tuesday
The fish car Badger" was stopped al
Kegonsa station where large number
of campers took part in getting the little
fellows into their new home in Kegonss
waters. A f Tistel also assisted in the
work, furnishing team to haul the ter
cans to their destination. The same
amount of fry is placed annually in Ke
gonsa. Mr. Hoehn has already filed ar
application for next seasons supply
The fry came from the Oshkosh hatch
cry.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-02
Dunkfrk.

Dunk1rk.
Miss Anna Whaley spent Sunday in
Stoughton.
Ed Bitter was down from Madison
over Sunday.
Mrs Mary Downey visited over Sun
day with Stoughton friends.
Alfred Peterson of La Crosse is spend
ing few days with his parents.
Miss Hannah Boyle left for Iowa Fri
day where she will spend the summer.
Joseph Mccarthy of Madison Sun
dayed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Mccarthy
A game of ball was played Sunday be-
tween the Dunkirk Juniors and Haner-
Vile. The score was 26 to in favor of
Dunkirk.
Mrs Preston Isham and Miss Rudene
Petersen went to Windsor Saturday to
visit for couple of weeks with Mr. Ed
Petersen.
Nellie Downey closed her school in
Dist No Friday with a picnic held on
the banks of the Yahara. An interest
ing program was given by the pupils.
after which the time was spent in boat
ing, fishing and in playing numerous
games. At 6 o'clock the little people sat
down to a bounteous supper and did
ample justice to the good things, then
said their good-bys until next Septem-
Der.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-02
Sumner

John Robbins was at Milwaukee last
Monday.
j Biclzle was at Dakota last week
looking after land.
&C Reuterskiold of Albion called on
friends at this place last Friday.
A number from here attended Memo
rial exercises at Edgerton Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Harlow Marsden will be-
gin housekeeping at this place tins week.
Mr. and Mrs Adolph KaIment of Fort
Atkinson spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs w Bickle.
Mrs Frank Cook of Edgerton and Mrs
M Ansley of Milton called on relatives
in this place last Sunday.
The farmers are preparing their to-
bacco ground for transplanting. Plants
will be ready in about two weeks.
CT Braves is arranging to attend the
Grand Lodge I 0 o F at Milwaukee
next week as delegate from this lodge.
The Woodmen Camp of Sumner will
hold their annual picnic at Saunders
grove June 8th. Music by the Sumner
band.
Little Clifford Green returned home
last Saturday after being at the hospital
in GAINESVILLE for the past three months
He is not improving in health as fast as
his friends would like to see him.
Porter
Nine boats were out on the Gibbs lake
on Sunday.
Some of our young people attended
the circus at GAINESVILLE Tuesday.
A number of the people attended Me-
mortal exercises on Decoration day.
DR. Fox of GAINESVILLE was called Tues
day to attend daughter of B Earring
ton.
Mr. and Mrs N A Pound of GAINESVILLE
were callers at the farm here last Sun
day.
Farmers are getting the ground ready
for tobacco, and it is thought little will
be set next week.
Mr. and Mrs John Sweeney rejoice over
the safe arrival of their first born, son,
on Monday, May %.
Miss Nellie Mccarthy was one of the
successful ones who received common
school diploma recently
The game of ball between the Edger-
ton and Footville mines on Sundayiat
the Gibbs Lake park was won by the
latter by score of 19 to s. Another
good game is scheduled for next Sunday.
Milton Junction
The committee reports that M o
Mouat of GAINESVILLE, we'll known law
yer, has consented to deliver the Fourth
of July Grafton for the celebration.
Howard Gates has secured position
on the subway in New York city. He
will go there Immediately after the clos
ing OF the University, from which he
graduates this year.
A representative of the Bankers Life
Association was in town yesterday set
thing the claim on the policy of the late
Geo A Furness. Mr. Furness carried
policy fourteen years at cost of S3O8.
Mrs Furness received check for 5000
in settlement.
Manager Paul of the Crescent team
announces that the team will be ready to
begin their seasons work about June l.
The players are all signed and the team
is as usual, one of the strongest in south
ern Wisconsin. Many of the old men,
bers will remain, including Hinkley and
Broughton, and much new material has
been brought into the organization, max
ing it stronger in some respects than at
any previous tune. They are how max
ing ARRANGEMENTS for the openinp game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
8 SAYS i, PRESIDENTS ACT
DIVERTS, U.B'LlC g FUNDS 6. Y. IDS
Indian Appropriation Bill Pro l' \
yokes Much Discussion
in senate.
lnv \ a. Inclntcd Pres

4 WA oNcTo N q FEB, Is, The Il senate
snent almost the entire day SnonslaeV.n !,
Items in the Indlan appropria ton " ~!
who'll were not passed on yesterldat|y,ean
attended the session into the NJ ht fo p'
4 Nj / purpose,s There wa 3s ~ WI Y
,angthy discussion Of the commute 90 :
amendment prohibiting the use g y tflpal
funds in the support OF sectarla n s q
rrhe provision was mod fled Ut me "
stance or MI. McCumher. so as % ailoWi
Individual members OF tribes 70 slse their
,mronortion Of funds III support 9 a sueh
schools. and MS thus amended was asleea
Ia In tho course Of debate, MI Gal
singer denled any antago ism 2 tne
Catholic church In his opposit 70 ap-
fproprlations to sectarlan schools, ana ME-
Stone thought by the president, 8 5ael !,
public funds had been diverted U, 70 t,le
s,lpport az seetarlan schools i,hls & ny
considered wrong In principle and sca lsI T.
lated to lead to scandal. MI, MORGAN On
pressed the opinion that MI, ~ cs'umpef :.
a,nendment gives away "a II that llad h t's't
gained By the committee amen lenI, "
Jrhe chair brought to- the % -. ION Of
Inc Senate aeoMlmunlcatio n from Tor,
Iner Senators rbprston aud tllgg ms, al
1tnrneys for Judge Swaynei In me recent ,a
.impeachmen trial, making request toN
d sufficient allowance "a he judge ~
nan the expenses of the trial, iheiudllls
counsel fees The eomnunlca tlon was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
COTTON r,]Ir, MARKET.

q IsW5 Yor,H, Feb. q. II he ton market
Waa quiet ana after declin car under pres
sure, following tho big stnate for o.Ilior-
row, y receipts Mt Houston. II ruled generally
Ssteady with final prices at about II fe best
points OF tho session. or q 'ist5 gain !; 81 -u4
POINTS. 81 IS Is 5i< it u, .;. u, 5 . ", IL Il
points II. icspotFe To stead.e cables, hut local
jrofessi0na Is WIRE hear, New g. Orleans seat
selling 8oitlers and thhre was q sea
ting demand for short account ana III rouGh
inl,e IL tpe wire SIlouscs NJ Southern CON-
ncctions the market gradually Yielded iucreas- 4
Ing the decline 20 ar mo pub! Of tne
iioustoi, eAtn,lte 10 n ma OF 10 points.
inc New Orleans cstrlata soon, n fterwald,
however, was light tand floHeE 5to Seoyerlns py
Sonriyysellers. while rsrtan local Dulls operated
nggrassit ~ on y no theory thnt
once storm nccumniat 0ils srece would
9fnll or TO tho bullsh y0un1a experienced las 4
week !. During the balance Ipf sS the session
there was comparatively title feature Win
The which had ruled u point or two under last
night l,nals5 In the early afternoon atead.ed
igt1Ward thu close hy5 eriund bGlieYed 10 come
from landing Fiji ladalphtn SPOT nteres The
cIe Is was very steauI at vance fsd.
1' Receipts OF cotton u he ports to- du% sWeis
al ifJ bales aga nst 97S Reelr ind
last YEAR For the week estimated l2l, 900
hnlesa against Iii 2S4a last week and 7ii3s9 last
Year, days receipts "a New Orleans 4, sps
bales; ,1Sa las years and At Houston
1910 bales "a gal INST la1 t year III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
NILl.SID.ETRACK
F|sCA|.QU| |. i | ! 0|:||. \.
13alfour Issues Letter Not En- En-
tircly III Accord With Views Il y, S1 G.
ofs Chamberlain Party.

NV Associated Press.)
4oNDOSN, eb. 90, ~ pol tical 81 ua n
,tlon is1ndergolng some ri Their interesting
developments, stlnd j here are several In
dlcntIons of the iIiter ton Of the 80 vert1 a
mcntSto sidetrack the fiscal cont roYersy.5
At,3lattenipt was mad jBon tlloa part OF
tho chnrrlberlain section Of the yUhlonistl
party to compel Lord il Ugh 4 Cecil TO re q
Sign tic parliamentary scat for g reeit-
5wich,F but Cecil polltcl v ID linedS to- qlit,
and Sin that 5deterlnlnatlo Ion receivc liiex.-5
pectcdl strong support from Sir a. extlt =
der Aclnnd Hood ,chef government whip,
.wto,tsifij a public letter on the subject
declines TO t'.act unfairly Y OVID rds "a man
who fias rendered mos al table 1851 81 n; N
ance u the purity Of which he Is ta bril- III
liant member simply becnuse he&does3
not the on tlie ~
cal question. This letter which virtually
accords 10 ali e conservative candidates,
complete freed om of action III fiscal az g. n
fairs, ii lkeenly resented by the Chamber:
lain group, whose irritation is increased
bySa@lettcrS from Premier Balfour to- the
Conservative candidate lin Buteshire, In
which. With florence to- changes in fls "a
cal policy. the Premier says:
E5s"Importnlitsa as are n he M issues thus
rtlissd, we must not let them obscure the,
fundamental principle ot the unionist.
party II If rightly read the sign1 Of tic
times the policy Of hon rul.Ns iohly
to power To becori ctlve, militg i,It y and
8Is,i
a8S rlis letter Is i,lterprete ed \ as showing
Mr. Balfour,s resolve tot thrust fiscal re,s
form Into tho bac lsground ns an gele Ton
cry; ana keen ctirios ity; Is 1nnni fested az
toq8lioW the move vii bo met A by M Irt
berla I'M. t NJ @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
35Wedded Ten 81 ears

. MrH and Mrg.I' r ebert Dyas e1eBrated thsj
tenth anniversary OF their rrln geg Aoiiday
night at tho home OF he latte sister. al
ter several hours Of recaplt ulntion q past
times and various forms Of Bnm.,setnents IN
GLIDING voca q and Il Instrument music. tho
guests were ushered into the spacious dining
parlor. which was elaboratsly decorated for
tho occasion, the colors being red a. Styh teS
An cyan assor Of snts were
J. Among those 4 present were Nj. Christian
Sears, father Of r;i, and N
Mrs Merello - Doc, nd n
W. hillary Rcefses, and ama ma
Mrs. Henry It'll HI Mrs. Charles v Ii.SS schmidty
RobertI vas, and II: ana Charl Il
sniith isses Blanche Leonh y ester;
Maud Duke, 10 Seal SmithsI anne
Gus Gundlach K Leroy Leonard Char Smith
~ rIlg Henry Sears Leroy s;n tn gar EooT,pe,
Willie Nrerello and Fra x ferel
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INVESTIGATOR 4: D. {:
O|aCAUR!G.H|! ACCIDENT | J !. ! N !.

90 q 80 nm
RyAssncfntcd Press.

NJ NEW 4 DIRK reb. searching In
xesti CATION was begun by he coll.,-as
jtyt and II borough tll6ri ties Of Brooklyn
iito sascertain$ no cause of he collapse OF
the floor OF III Get s; treet A frican Metho-5
dist Episcopal Church Of Zion, last night;
when en- persons fWcr xii led and more
than fifty jured.
@ 1t was asce rtained Sto .day that 4 he cause
81 \ the collapse was y the breaking 81 d
heapy bea III. s,ipporting the floor and fun
ming long tllwse or the eel urch near tfej
sollt1 wa III ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
l);sl,Il. RANGE and SALE oF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SAILS,
u

/ 2iob "a G & All, CONT. 1, !. al
6s9O0 Afnalgampted Coppet..l.s.
200 american Car and Four.
v 100 Amer. Garland lsotitiJtpfdi
i 400 american Cotton Oilt....., 4
1900 American Tobacco, pfd!ss
5000 American Gait 4. y. !. III. 81
/ 4oDOAfierican c.ni,G pfds .... y
$500 4Anitf,t Loo oinctlyc. cctrl !.
400 Amer. locomotive, rfd.s..
SS4D0 American sliEar
g7Jc0t ~ a 1.Sufd 81 ITc j, rotrl..,..8
300 4l., = and s. IL, 8pfds......
45.,00 Baltimore and DhiO..s
G0iO0 Brooklyn Rnpid 'rrnnsits.3
1 Canada Southern! u, M.
1000 Canadian PIT iilc. Z, ~
I $500 Chcsap eakcS and Ohlo.....,5i
| $50 Chicago Great NYestern....s8
2olool l-hia Mllaand ST. Paul \.
174W Colorado l1uelAaild Iron. Il;
100 Colorado SOUTH coln.s
Colorado South list .pfd....
Colorado South, "a pfd ....2
# 100 EG,ldv. Gill; Ghisnnd St LIZ
Cons Tob. 4 ,ps q. Bonds.
1900 Consolidated Gas B. 4. y.
L 200 II oluware and Hudsotl.....
l}al. Lack. and yYest.......,s
SG1C0 Erie, com. y, L. B. 4. ].
lofAOiErie. LIST 8pfd
coo Erie. I'd pfd: 4. q. \.
GOO General electric
$500 linois Central ...
1900 pllisyille and Nashvllle...
BOO Aiarihnt taiis q.
400 Metro. st. Ilailwa 81. $3.50.
1900 Mexican Central f3s.. .:s...
900 sN1Oa Kan. and Tex com ..,
II. 10 Mo-. Kan. and Tex pfd VI.
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ptNmbcr N NV ~, ina u Ia
December 4. " N - 4, ~, u
Shot cot ciosei QUIET; middl ling pa r.
q Oh mIidfns gulf. a ~


~ NJ! s aes stock Cssess bales:
ex,,Srt ID t:reat Britain, 2G France
90 me eor ~ 6 ~
rlt ritnin,a bales
Franco. 81 bales 80 the Cont "a is
to Japan 2,6sa a lss 70 81 IS t.yp
sa: "a ~ all
Ebales sport 10 reat ~! 5ai N,
g 1apan, s,sss bales esi
Totai since september q IS, &,
eeepts I q. b saas
tontt ent s4s 51i bales; Y pa ~
bales: Is AJextcp = Coz ba es
snot md firm; sai es g9
inciiiding 800 To ARR ye and m 81! NJ
lions nked. raj tts
INTO up The e Ior ~ IT,
Be- TN COO thar ~
been for man y,
i ~, ,r q so ,,aIes md
bales ese estimates the case 3tsn ~
latter cities much a u smaller
rha receipts for all
,yere bales nhss
that the
1rsseI large receipts are to be expected be
cause OF tfa present condition ot sovh' ae
brough BY M G ~ weeks
that farmers Will but
oIy making thc5 80 that 5sfn =
pres,,aag n pats h nsss II
snid doy,n1s To- 7GG ma then. inf ucnced by q
good supply OF buyiGs orlers sod Up = " ~
THO closed firm S. RI
res OF - - 81 vs.
e.o,ton futures arch. y.
a. ss s s. Issr 7siS
4 IA. % 1ctober r. n 3tI 80.
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THREE ADVANTAGES.

alI (Speclal 70 Tho EIIMes- DIspatcH.@
tiatlJns betweell this city and 4 he 'ide-
va IN. Ri ilWtly 4 will give 4 Norfolk. three
great transportation advantag es-7a new
trunk llne,ga bel line ext ems ion. q ~ lon
5depot, The trunk line deal Is virtually
closed and operations are about 10 s9be-
gin va ,.{ n 4, u NJ a, 8
projectors to make Norfolk the Eastern
terminus 3of%Sthe system is expected 4 to
have Immediate and beneficial effect
upon the proposition to extend the 6ihelt
line to Norfolk from the opposite side
Of. the . !. {. 4, Y. e, VI
connections will have an Important benr-
Ing on the union depot PROPOSE ton s,tsvj
!cordlng to men who knew, ts5ssss 45;
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sCLos1N a BoND QUOTATIONS,

3. y, E ~ st h ron ~ OF ered, II.
Chicago Terminal Al. W @
Colorado M idlartitt
E(to0rad do and Southern AZ.
,",,, +, M A. Ro t;rande Is lyis
lDistillers. Securities
Erie prior en ~ od; e
i;at III ri Clt lists
KY. - liz K,
Taya ,'.s a. ~ Fl
I'M liz e nj Nash Unified i.
~ ON, n t.nld 3s 4.
Nav In NJ tentra1 . :. n.
Mexican Central list Inc e w
Mimi and Et.E TIoua 4s2 0ffcred) " ,5
Missouri Kansas and cxas v!Is
~ lara =
S3ynrlt "a IA . !. V. 1o3s
Sesy t.e raj IS z.
Nsrt "a ciic 10.
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u, IS. rciundlng 2s reg tstered
III IS returning y, coupon 4.
III s. i Nsw 49, reGlste cred u.
". s. New Is, coupon \. y.
u 81 Old, 4ss reg cred
American 3Tdbacco As certi ticates
American Tobacco ts. cert flea eg IA.
Atc!iison general
Atchison adj ustinerlt
Atlantic Coast Line ~ ]. .
Ra,ii.nprs and on 10
baltimore and Otilv AZ ........@
Central al tieorg 10 ~.
Central tof a eorgta
Central OF IGOR I'd Inc.
chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago fnd n ton y IS
Chicago, Is; ma GU. met new 4. !: ~
ChitaGo n. r I'D X ". 80 /.
Chicago and COZ % n; .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Property transfers.

III Richmond \ M rs Vi Iandonin$ r IashlelligSt to
EBask 22 feet on NJ sout line Grows
Avenue, % fee west Of loml'arty v s tree =,
Sc, 0O0 II. VII 4.
Z NJ s. Kelley 10 G American Homo Building and
i oan Company, feet on east lne@ Of Ste
John; Street southeast corner Of Orange street.
n Mrs. Grace il. Shields Grace s. and Thomas
IL Russell to Carlo Onesty "A IL feet on
vest Inc Of Adams Street, 81 11-1s feet north
of Broad Street. 50. 250
John D. Thomas attorney In fact, to Amer
lean Home Building and 81 ] 1oan Associat ton,
interest in 90 feet OH Baldwin Street, between
Valley and IS t. James Streets $50:
i2 Lewis vs. and Mart af a lien 49, Madge
Freddy, III 1926 feet on line OF nj Lee
a II enrlco: Wv L. Cobb and wifi to Et ~ and
Annie b. FL ippo TO ~ M ~ l.6 .feet
on tho mort line Of South Street. or Fa W
TMcnty.second Streets. S9lA. n q.
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Twin 81 Cit,y league ..1:l,...'

The win Cit " Lea G q m Ia ST nig
thes MatihattanS Club and TRANSACTED af lot
OF bus si ness 4 importanc to the que.
Mr. ohm I4ernat, Il OF the s padding Som
ipany was present; to f:presen the IL claims
Of his comp and " tho Qua RIGS COM
special brand Isof ball was dec ded upon
at this time. 81 The rules were q nended SO
as to place the parl unde en- control g I. the
sIsting5 Aiessrs. II oso, hillips, Is lily
and STucllcr. a 81 81 fss ID: rs
The report Of the secretary sho wed that
everything pointed to a most $ ccessful
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Nv III a 1ot 4, \.
~ ~. = ~, x t5fys1 n X

" III ixci N (carS lots) st. ls
{ - io H. .18
~ rei fca lotsI \, :. $. IS
Il Ia Rag iots y. 1. {. q Al
c4 yrpit j bag lots \. \. \. 5ei
No white Gear lols) Is
II No 8 white (ca ii ots) A. q
IS a2 mixed car lot g? 9fs:Ss
N 9 mixed tca ols) 81
M lhasT III xed {car /. Y, I. ss4
~ q mi nod Ica ~ .. y. IS
NJ 3 tvhits& fcar III 81 . asis
y Soia IL ia = hi ii z. So
q Winter -. q. (. 45 q 20
RYE g ~ s o. 49,
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Military VI c st.fs

555ji "a report made BY tho Aud tor q ublici
Accounts to theS g overnor shows the ex-.
q loenses folss1nllt tary}in the maintenance
of the Sclyi authority OF the Common
wenlth during NJ 904 to be- hou f SO 600
with about $40 900 during he
preceding yea |! ss$ The bulk Of the 81 900
was contracted in defending Henry " H.
i Iams,' b a. r oan uke criniinals from being:
lynchad y! he Gtleav Sc for SOB was
fchief fly due$ the street, raj Way strike
In%gtiIiss city and the mill tarys service lin
Herewith. q 5 T. 81 ~
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IN cite d Handsome Sum.

The recent lecture at the .Acnd amySof
Music by Hon. John S. wise {of New
York. under@ the auspices and for t he
benefit of the Old 4 Dominion Chapter,
Daughters Of Z the American Revolution
Melted tile Daughters sl16. 5G. a fter5 he
payment Of exp enses, aggregatihg about
$3.50. Captain lse gave lislseryl Ice gratis,
md fused to @$Sa accept even travelling
expenses Of Tho ladies. at tg s3$
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49, M ia Z ~ a r, ~
Nortn,it III an 1o3a
GrnrSn shnrt iinrfIfI 5s u. 07M
81 ~ lin cory sils u. 1o5N
Rfndinr IN General An 3. " 102A
go .i nj frat, I, con- is ~
tii S,iiss and cisco 9lA
81. 1niiI IL sfnt a. a S2ss
seaboard Air1f,nc IA: \. u. ols
so,,f bar pa I'M x n. /. D6 Va
StTarnI Ri I9}s
res ana Pacific M lst 81 IN 12ati
Toledo, ST. and IN e i,
fron Pnaic cory Is . ". 4. 1335s
I'M "a fs i. 94h
al sts ~ y, 1lsM
YAM I'll Deb. i,s, .. D. &. u. 4.
Mi MI Al i. h. ~ d
I nk ~ n. ]. M 81
Syscnsit1 y l., a. 9IA
~ 4s. 4. On b
az C;eor I'D sd Inc 1. w, so
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RICHMOND sTO OK MARKET

~ - = So. ~. igpo.
Il SALES. s5 SSs
Broad IS treet Bank al s7ts S
"A l$virginlu II Fire and Marine Insurance y co--o
\: STATE sEcuRrT1EAS BID Asked
saerth carolina ios
s 81 ss9l,ne q Il 81 II. lis; 's
Va Can{itia =. 81 (. and r.. 9ssi 974
XII CITY SECURITIES
Itichmond City, - ...S
sssS FAILRoAD hon Ds. s ~
ATLANTA and Char 7K. r., 1907 ..i
a. q d. i i. Con: mr. b.
g.. u. Crit ficntes of Ind. p. 5c.Ss 81
Paslf ls, !, lsi es S q
II Georgia and "a as Con. 10 Y
ana \ 1926 l9s
Rich. sand Neck. Isl ioss .8
!oraa g Il ~ III
ia iLRcAD Ia srO Cks. Par,
Atlanta and H Chariot e. 400 l6S
Atlantic Coast Inc a loo Is,
Asiansie e:esss Line conf rs
Atlantic Coast line ot Conn 700 $40
Il Chcsnp cakc$ and Ohio. 81
Il Norfolk and Western conf. 100 81 ssS ss
scaboard Inc pt 70, ss1s ~
seaboard g y =, i iS
~ Southern Railway y 100 ~
s3i Nix ~ arR GSTg CO. % STOCK ig,:&
4 Bank 81 Richmond ioo 4.
NnietiEnn 81 .Snt .cual 4, !tso III
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n Nierchatitaa Satiptaf ~ S6l
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State Bank of yirg mia 100 1905
Il Union flank OF y richmond 10 lSS ~ S:..
Il Z TRANCE COMPANIES:
$,Virginitl Fire and: Marine 42
Nj. ~ y I.LAS EO u
MA Anlarcan l,pcomot I've pfd 100 III
Car. Chem. I'D. 100 lg6 Xxx
Ma. Carolina Chemi "a ] COM ~ lVQ y 33s 81
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
10 DOUBLE TRAyc[,S x,
Plans Of the Southern Between
Danvjlle and Stokesland,

(spoclal to The TImes, ~ !spat ~,
Feb, lnforHlti,
t tho erect re that tic Southern Hallway
Company Isl preparing to double rack
the limo betWeenl his city and Stoke sand.
betWeeii these points the trains Sof Tho
and jWest Tern Raj way Il pre
operated. q ,rh!sl. " Is lldersto GOD q
,fhe soilthe,in SYSTEM betYe Washing
ton and "a tlAntn. AZ ~ y s25 3