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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
WANTED AS WITNESS.
Woman Will Be Taken to Florida to
 Testify Against Father.

Officers are expected from Bonifay, Fla, today to carry Addle Allen, alias Edna Dudley, back to that state, where she is wanted as witness in the case of Dudley Allen, her father. who is to be tried on charge of murder.
 Miss Allen was arrested Friday night at Brookside. where she had been resd- ing for some time. A few weeks ago her father, Dudley Allen, who was living at Brookside, was arrested and carried back to Florida.
 Miss Allen Is about 22 years of age and is large and rather fine looking. When seen last night at her cell in the county jail she declined to discuss her case. She positively refused to give any of the de- tails of the charges against her father, Miss Allen appears to be deeply affected relative to her return trip to Florida, and sits in a chair with her head between her hands most of the time and frequently breaks out In spells of weeping.
 Dudley Allen, it is alleged, Is charged with murdering a young baby, and Miss Allen is said to be wanted to give testi- mony against him in the case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
MANY PROMINENT MEN
 COMPLAIN OF ROADS

and many of these are still standing. Like railroads, dirt roads must be built for permanency. It does not pay to build road for next month or next year; they must be built to last for years"
 Eugene Fies, Sr., who travels over the county very widely, says that, instead of improving, as whole, the roads are getting worse. While many of the roads are being neglected they are not all in a bad fix. Some of them are getting worse every day while others are being inn proved Take for instance the Jasper road. From here to Brookside the road has been somewhat neglected, but l am glad to see that the supervisor has re- gently begun extensive repairing and im- provements on the road When the pro- jected plans are completed, think this road will be in fine shape. Now, If the
 board of revenue can arrange to have the other roads leading out of Birming- ham treated in the same manner l am sure that everyone who rides drives over the roads will be profoundly thank full"
 Col. Hughes B. Kennedy, who travels over the roads every week, says that the pad DOleS dnQ TulS ludl nave Dtth WdSh- ed in roads during the past few months are making riding very unpleasant.
 "The road authorities.' said Colonel Kennedy, !" are losing money by permit
 ting the holes in the roads to go unre- paired until they wash out large ruts If they would stick to the old saying that stitch in time saves nine it would be less expensive and a great deal more pleasanter to those who travel the public high ways.
 'I think that some systematic plan should be adopted for repairing the
 washes in the roads as fast as they are made l was out on the Brookside road | yesterday and I am glad to see that the road supervisors have begun general | improving of the Jasper road. hope that they will keep up the good work | The figures will show that in 1902. when
 the roads of Jefferson county were con- l sidered as good as any in the state, only
 s60. 900 were expended on them. Last year, preceding the general knocking that
 Is coming from all parts of the county
 there were over s140.OoO expended on the
 public highways and bridge construction l and maintenance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

The public roads of Jefferson county are bad. say number of traveling men who use the roads perhaps more regularly than any other class of citizens.
 A number of drummers who travel out of Birmingham were asked yesterday now they found the public highways, and they Invariably answered rough"
 Col Joseph F. B. Jackson, who was supervisor of the Jefferson county roads for four years, and who is considered one of the best authorities fin the state on the good roads question, talked inter estingly concerning the present condi- tions of the roads and pointed out the defects in the present system. Colonel Jackson, who was for many years en- gagged in the construction of railroads said that the lack of drainage to carry off the water caused by the heavy rains is responsible for the many holes and washes that have accumulated in the roads.
 '',rhe roads question:" said Colonel Jack son, 'is one of the most important in the county. When you think of the 1900 miles of roads that have to be kept In re- pdii III llnS county you Nah iS"NHS SSo the vastness of the problem.
 without intending to reflect in any way on the board of revenue and the road supervisors since l left the office, the great trouble is that the county hasn't been provided with the proper equipment for repairing the roads.
 '.'rhe contract system, which I under stand the present board of revenue Is seeking to abolish entirely, has proved 8 ruinous venture When I retired from the supervision of the roads the county had forty mules and twenty wagons. Great care had been used In the purchase of the mules and one of the teams could ca silly do the work of three teams that the overseers must depend upon when they rent stock from the farmers in the section where they are working the roads.
 '"rhe question of proper elevation in tho middle of the roads is far too important to be passed over lightly. The blind ditches and sewers that are built across the highways must have capacity equal to handle any quantity of water likely to accumulate during the heaviest rains. .'The first macadamized roads were constructed in Jefferson county in 1888
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
Human Hearts"

If there is any virtue in newspaper commendation and the endorsement of the public for the past ten years, "Hu- man Heartsv which will be presented here at the Jefferson theatre next Saturday, is entitled to take rank as a good play. Dur ing the years that Human Hearts has been presented in this country, the praise accorded 1t by newspaper critics and the general public has been gratifying.
 A bargain day matinee will be given Saturday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
AGE-HERALD WILL GIVE
 AWAY TWO DOLLAR BILLS

Three representatives of The Age Herald will be in Bessemer next Sat urdsy, October 2s, between 12:3o and l o'clock p. m. and will present two dollar bill to each of the first three persons seen with a copy of The Age-Herald of that mornings issue in his or her hand.
 These three representatives will start from given corner, going in diff ferent directions, and will keep walk ing until person is seen holding a Saturdays Age-H Herald, whereupon he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
PERSONAL

J. w. Collins of Atlanta is at the Mor- ris.
 c. II. Cole of Memphis is at the Nor ris.
 w. l.. Lyle of Huntsville is at the Hill man.
 D. V. Phelan of Louisville Is at the Morris.
 R. D. Wells of vicksburg is at the Norris
 M. Sullivan of Boston is at the Br- mingham.
 Walter Page of Atlanta is at the Bir- mingham.
 R. J. Mason of Nashville is at the Metropolitan.
 Paul L. Morrow of Annston is at tho Metropolitan.
 J. W. Brown of Pel City is at tho Birmingham. William c, Fits. prominent attorney of Mobile is registered at the Hillman. Mrs. Oliver Prince Bartlett of Jackson ! vile, Fla. is the guest of Mir and Mrs. Mark B. Lewis on Highland avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

or she will be presented with bank note of the two dollar denomination with the compliments of The Age Herald.
 1t is not necessary that the first per son met be subscriber to The Age Herald, the only condition necessary being the holding In hls or her hand copy of The Age-Herald of Satur- day, October 2s.
 Look out for the three Aee-Herald representatives between 12:3o and l o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
Hoyts "A Bunch of Keys"

One of the brightest comedy productions written by an American author is "A Bunch of Keys" by the late Charles If. Hoyt, a skit that made him famous and filled his coffers to overfiowing. This maiden effort was followed by several others until today, the name of Hoyt is a household word on two continents.
 The Jefferson announces "A Bunch of Keys" for next Wednesday afternoon and night. The sale of seats begins this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
Work State Folks"

'York State Folks" one of the most successful of the rural dramas, will open a weeks engagement at the Bijou the atre tonight York State Folks" will be presented by a large and capable com pany and will be beautifully staged. The praise given this play by eastern dramatic critics indicates that it will be one of the Bijous most pretentious offerings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

Wanted-five cloak and suit sales ladies. must be ex perienced in these lines. Good salaries and perman- ent positions to the right parties.
 Simpson Outright Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
NOTICE! !!

Special cars will be run to the Fair Grounds every afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock. They will be mark ed: ..F'air Grounds." Birm- ingham Railway, Light & Power Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

During the Fare cars will run on 30 minute intervals on North Bessemer line. leaving terminal on hour and half hour.
 B. R. L. & P. Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
Noted Painter Dead.

Neuilly, France. October 22.-The Bel gian genre painter F1orent Willems, died here today. He was born at Lieg. in 1S23 Some of his best known pictures are owned In the United States
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
Hebrew Benevolencr.

The officers and members of the He- brew Ladies Benefit society have rendered their sincere thanks to k. Lesser, Gus Rotholz and Joseph Beitman and mem hers of the Union Hebrew Charities for their noble assistance rendered in the past year, as shown by the report re- gently submitted The good work of the society was made possible by the benevo- lence of the members and friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE JEFFERSON.

Tonight-'The College Widow Wednesday afternoon and night Hoyt's "A Bunch of Keys"
 Saturday afternoon and night Human Hearts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
Wanted-1O experience ed SeamStreSSeS in our alteration room.
 Simpson Outright Co.
FAIR GROUNDS EXPRESS

Effective Monday, Oct. 18th. Agent will De installed at our depot in the State Fair Grounds Ship your exhibits via Biz mingham Railway. Light & Power Company.
 B'ham Ry., It & Pr. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

MITCHELL RELEASED. Nit chelrs discharge from the army secured his release from prison yesterday. lie was arrested as deserter. As soon as he was taken to the police station Mitchell declared that he was not wanted. as he had given himself up after desertion and had been given d discharge. He sent to his home at Woodlawn for the papers and he was ordered released. Policeman Byars No 3. worked up the case which lead to arrest. He was given tip that Mitchell was wanted, and that he could be found at the residence of an uncle on Avenue R. The patrolman went to the house at II o'clock yesterday morning and found Mitchell. who made no attempt to conceal hls identity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles. Druggists are authorized to re- fund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure In to IA days Soc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
AT THE BlJOU.

|. All the week. with matinees Tues > day, Thursday and Saturday. ork > State Folks"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

TO JOIN THE PREsIDENT.-Joseph O. Thompson, internal revenue collector of Alabama and chairman of the state re- publican committee. will leave this morn ing to join President Roosevelt and ms party. By special invitation from the President, MT Thompson will accompany the party to Tuskegee tomorrow, back to Montgomery and then to Birmingham to- morrow afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
EOR SAL E

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR BUSINESS. BEST CORNER STAND IN THE CITY. ADDRESS M. o. IT,, AGE-HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
Purity at Parker :"

IAIE are prepared for all
 " emergencies in the floral way incidental to the social features of the Fair and Horse. Show. T h e earlier orders are placed, however, the better.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
CITY ITEMS

RUNAWAY MARRIAGE.-Cupid out witted fond parents yesterday afternoon when Miss Johnetta Fowler and Ollie Crane. a, popular young couple, went to Irondale where they were married by the Rev. J. Y. Brewing. The ceremony took place at the residence of J. A. Harts- horne and was witnessed by Miss Matte Wright, w. F. Hawkins and A. NJ, Keith, intimate friends of the bride and groom Mr. Crane is manager of the Southern Bell telephone system at North Brining- ham and Mrs. Crane is a highly esteemed young lady and has a large circle of friends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23

Wantcd-lO experience ed SeamStreSSeS in our alteration room.
 Simpson Outright Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-23
John L,. Parker Two Drug Stores. WOODWARD BUILDING,
 FIVE POINTS. - Downtown store open all night. -

Downtown store open all night. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
GALES.
f4HFH -

iiI lils slf X, kd.at tE NJ Z. Y tls
200 "a. G. IL, conn.,. q,
Anet.s Cotton Cilss; .s.4rs.s.
2s4VO Amulgninated Copper
1000 Amer. Car nhd Fotiiidry...i
400 Amer. Cur ind 1to,liiS pfd u
Amer. ,fUiJs, ,il$ r. q 4. /
Amer. rob. pfd.5 stock..,.,i
H 600 Amer. Cai 81. Z. q, i. 81, Il.
1900. Amer. GaiI pfd ~. .a,.i III
5000. Amer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,.E
100 Amer. Locomotive, ttd ", \ \
!, S0oOi Amer. Sugar y. b. 4.
$500 4, 4, I'll ana s, 1rc. coin /. ].
! $500 " n ind {. re. 5i,fd ,s...i.ss
i540O Baltimore siiid q Ohio s...,, u
140co brooklyn Rapid ,l'ranslt...
& Cnnadh Southern \ !.
Goo Canadian Pacific ! 80. n
4Oo0 Cllesa pealsc niid Ohio s.. I. Il
1900 CHI. Great Western. w. IA
ct2pt NJ .tlil1 s. n. Y,
N zoo Col Fuel and Iron
$500 Cold & sou herr com. ,..s
: 100 cold. soutlltrii. 1stG nfd....,.,s
Is 100 !Golo. Southern. Cd pfd n.
s1Too c,leva cil,s Gill. and s. La,
Cons. s.f'obs y y. c.tbotid s...
700 Consolidated g Gus 5....s,.
y 500; Delaware and Iiu daoti -. X I;
Il Del Lack and 3Vestot'ltll'3. 4
O9IOo Itrle, com X
roo Erie, 1st}s pfd.... q
$50 Eric, ID t5fd i.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
a Y. q
4 COTTON MARKET,

" NEW y OnK ,ys jan. "a The cotton market
showed Increased nctvtty and weakened &Wl
late sprlng ind summer mon this. decnlnG TO
new low levels for tha session and tho general
list closing With q or . points OF the bottom,
although steadiedi toward the finish by covering.
THE opening was weak al u decline 9otS $40.
I,olns In response TO lower caElcs benrtsh news
OF tho Russian 81 tua ton and apprehensionSof
spot laidation. tlAt tho decline 81 here was ia
great demand from smaller shorts and some
blyIng that seemed to- be for invest rnent Nc,
count, hut thu larger receipts estimated for
Nav Orleans Tomorrow, and cont inu ed Weak
}Iless IN Liverpool soon checked The demand
5fro shorts aud tho market declined to N no +
loss OF about l2sil4 points. ling this
iihero was some irregularity,. hut the market
In the afternoon agaln on Tep9'Is
lt,onts Of tia session With harci, selling Ut 067.
May C,8t and July at B7a15 or net tlecl limo 6
5isGl7 po!nts on the months named, Tho close
sales futures were At na!ss
than but were neXces g, by
esSps 1inss yssSn,s ilttls ls nys
lfo-nolroW about equa To- last years flguress;
and 1t rs cpated that tho movement VIII
show soma increase N, tho rear lutu re a. q
res,lt The claims nf 1issriliga from
the Interior. Tho Official dylGes from tho
Southern spot markets reported VERY ln
Receipts al tho ports to-day were 30 So bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
REDUCE s RATES TO SOUTHERN
's1779 = olNTs ~ IA sE ABOARD AIR
~ III 4i8l IINEy RAIlWAY.jS l3s

NEW ORLEANS,E L-AJ} AN p RE IT, RN 4,
s2O. Account Of tho Interstate cotton
convention, tho Seahoard S Al H Line will
sell round trip tickets from r Richmond to
Nav Orlcaus at rate of one fare plus % q
cents Tickets sold January Esd, limited
;to return on or before January q, 1905, i.
IND Seaboard has an except ionnlly fast
schedule to New Orl cans vi Atlant q, Fur.
stherl Information cheerfully furnished on
application, " " 81. y y INK II I.
Sai 90 on tgomery;s A ana return ac,
count Of nterstAt e Sugar Cane g roweTs'
Asspc!atIun.s The J Seaboard, will sel oi,
January a3d and ath,ssround trip tickets
lSiunmond to Montgomery z al rate OF
sol co. limited to return by january goth,
The Seahoard has an$eXceptlonally good
schedule To Montgomeryl.3v via Atlantn. /.
8 TorS further Information III regard ia
above cheap rates c9l or write to ads
dress below. and any Information Will DO
cheerfully furnished. s5 3s q 81
Ii 4. s.. LEAF W, Az SiAf OR,
dat. Pass, Agt. i. City Ticket ;Agt,IF
,Phono 4O5; $50 East Main Street.
The senbbard Air II ne has the shortest
line nom Richmond to Florida by forty.
With pullman sleeping cars. running solid
five miles, TWO fast trains every dpy
without change. to Florida.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
9THEsLE.A !. W. + M AR KET.
Much Sun Cured Will be Mar
keted This Week.

g The. weather conditions llYe been favor
able for htndllng leaf tobacco for Y week },
svorablo tor farming opera tions. the prob.
abilities are that tho raisers ofs sun-cured
tobacco swlll3be3 ON the market null force
this week. ss, hi . u ss b @
SS' IA goodly number o wa go MS loaded with
the weed reached Richmond warehouses
last mig alld others are on tho way
due to reach hcre early o-duy.;3 ~ 10 "a liG-
Stion sales will begin n 10. . clock this
morning at Crensl,aw's warehouse, second
sal ut shockoe, third ut Sto newall and
fourth at Shelburne's. I, 81, y; y,
demand for sun-cured stocks, good tocks,
being somewhat IN excess Of the suppl VI.
Prices reached what was the!l. lbel!eYed
this week may see that record broken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
\ / Suffered
T. [! 4! MONEY BACK X
Wanted is Disso olive Y oting Trust
and Sell Sea oardIl A. 10 Other
! Interests.
3s n, mi l5TI'heS tch.)

seg3lBl
SBAIjTIh1ORE NJ N, 2Ss ohm I'M
.skel ton wi ans said that he offered! 70:
pay back to the Rya BIair atesnlllss
tic cash they advanced the s IS
Line, with Interest Mt for ty per cent?;
but the offer was ref sed q, N ytlllamss:
Sell tho roa 10 otller int eres t. ~
S22s o.lts g at
lG5p, 900 ,l1avc 4 ssen tql an
s,zation tlc Hlair
IA Messrs 4. lIamblet oil and oinpa,l stl say,
regarding the actiyitylli seaboa - 9 Il
Linz s bonds: !, = Z, I IN. y -
liza ton OF the securitiess Of the Sea62uTdd
ilxay Vas TX IA no "
fsecurit Ies,5 except that ! xoreated o. better
demand fort bGnds Of eGnpAnA
the planSf or financing tho :comp any seems
al q m.lni
10 buylthese securities wit a considerable
amount Of comic encc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
C|.'|IOL|1l'T'|'O(|NIl|M|E|:N1nEE1T0!!
DISCUSS SITUATION ! !! On
Convention AZ New 6 Orleans al 70
Begin Tod Impo rtant
Plans ony#Flro'.o.tt,.
5(Dy a $500 ated Press. J

"a (L3y q $500 ated \ Prcss
S NEW ORLEANS. 4 Jan. 23:-Prpsress
towards harmonious orgnr ton 5of the go,
ton convent on tp-lorrp anu u
RON prelllninary conferelic lch wereallsl
to-day by i, i timber OF leading mon who aIs
sa1ready, .iore. Including President Hnrvle Jor-
dan, Of the cotton planters; I'res dent 4, y y.
Peters. .oc tho cotton owers; udge Eugen ,s
Williams Lii cut enant vernon jest 9.
.trexns and John Nj. "A Parker; ok preald ~ Or
tt NOV Orleans Cotton change and chair
man Of tile local Commit 90 on Arrangements.
lester should DO tho temporary chairman and
Nj. d Jordan, tho permanent chairman OF the
conventIoI. The cont erence y held y; 20 e5 me
opinion that the cardinal features OF the con-
Sycntlon work ought To- be q lscusson OF tho;
question orTcdllctlon Of acreage and
ton of the wsest plan to ella bio the IalmoEs
TO hold surplus ton. g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
CLOSING TBoND#QU OTATIO Ns

4, ana III ot,i rer,. IL s.. I, OK
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s.n,urn * - ~ STINT III $ o. n
es,,,n ~ cart ma AZ !. 100 st
f1eivep p' did Mo Grai,ts IL
1,is So Y. 8 isa IA S0
Z, I5ta nrior en t4a 1Olk
4 lsris5 n n ~ a. 81 Y
NJ I1ar ftSISrth nd 1enver al lists . 1oh
81 iInckimr VALLEY 1o9ia
III M :, ~ rnrf icaf a. . .i 81 h
~ LouisvlIo and Nashville uni fled leS
AZ lean u Contra Is
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= t., sc,,ri n.as nYd r. IA =
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National II. r. OF Mexico CON. A. XIX
New York Centrnl sen. "a
NSrthor Pace Is. !. =. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
RICHMOND sTO OK MARKET
Richmond. Va, !. Jan. y. 1905
SALES.


yy!lrs!s!s is'Ss q II 4
sts 81 e7t ~ oo9 q y s1 !, N "A q ~
American Iocoi,.otl ~ preferred 10 ntt 1oss
Virginia 90 rolinil y helnical GO. preferred-5
at 1851 at
i; srATB sEcuRIuIiia :sA.x.a.s
North Carolina So 1910 io o
Va. ss. New. q md Il !. iasa. ss4 {!
Va Centuries. e3,3 G. and 1921 PIX e7ss
q TsAILRoAD BON DIS. M Ssiss5
Atlanta and Char = s. 1901 1o5
Ger ~ nd !, Pr 3: u, g, q
ca, fsoathefn ana ~ i; 6: isis
Georgia ana "a Ia ION. %, 10 l8ss
ana and ass B; IS 8
nichmolid and Meck;lst - 19's 50 -,
Florida outhern. *; 9l1s I'D
esseFn IL y ist 4. 81
EItAILRoAD STOCKS, Par. FL ls5l 81
1sn,a s ssa,t cha Ias SS I ss
A tit Coast line 81 Conn I 100 ais so
sar;a|S asa apa 81. as
tee r. and Div.S oblg. 90 es5 az
and r. g p. gun 1 !oo go go
Rand p i ana II. ansa +. con-, q 10
seaboara line psd Z; ,So y
fg l3A ~ II 9
Bank &c Richmond 100 g
American RATIONAL 100 l23t 81. $
Broad Street Bank % z: y
lsirst i. 4. \. 100 2i8
Merchants Nat lona . 100 $50 NH
National Bank Of Vtrgl nia 10y 100
Petersburg Saw nGs and Ins. ~ go
Planters Nat lolial !. 4. I, go &
Savings Bank 5of II edmond rs "a
Union Bank OF ichnlond 90 167 t.,.;.
INSURANCE SCOMPANI les. "a SS
Virginia liral and Marine .f5
IN MlSCELLANI ECU 8. isESS a N rs II 2SsiSl 5S
American oconotiye pf Il 100 10iN vi
{Va,,tar Chem. pfd l.S 100 l0I 1oS.
Va Carplna chem com. 100 3 &a5is
Va Cary c. CO. Col. IT,. s y c.,.. 90 4...ai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
NAVAL STORES.

syyJI,M IECTON,4 N. n c.. Ian, .3,--SpI ITS
r PisNTiNE-Fir 1t Sic; &, receipts, go
casks itosn-N otl,ing doing receipts l69 bar
res r--F!i7n ut ST 90 Teceipts,F 70 barrels
Crude Cruz sTnrpentiae at receipts,
1863 barrel IL x Z, u e 4 =,
FIRM at Gsc \; receipts, alo casks Aales, CSC
ca sks shipments 4, % casks. Rosn-vEi rn; res
celpts y ss barrels sales 4, us barrels; sp-
''CcIHis iii 81 E.BsToN. s.. q, jan .-TU RPEN-
Tin ID AND ROSIN---Np hing doimE, A, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24

II. s.. reftndlng Isl reg lsttred
". g. rcfunding ~; 1To
u. s. reg ored .
III. ISL NEVIS reglstered Z. "a; \.
III. s.. New couDo a
u. 81 Old 4H registered ~ u.
u
American Tobacco o., g;
Xtchison general Isl. g. I.
Atchlson adjustment rs. Z. 1.
Atlantic Coust II no AZ
baltimore unI Ohio Z. \.
Baltimore and Ohio w ...'......
Central or Georgia. u. .,..s''iss.
Central OF Georgia III Y Inc. Y 4.
Central oE uforgla I'd Inc
cieRapcake and Ohlo I. ~
Chicago ana al on 5 ~.
t.,icngo. y b. and Quincy new ~ Y. .......
CHICAGO, II. q. and Pacific !. q
Chlcn co. II. and Paci nc coli q. .