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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
WcoLoNlsTs RATES TO ARIZONA,
p cALiFoRNiA, OREGON, WASHING
49, TON AND MONTANA, VIA N. la !.

AND W. RAILWAY,
The Norfolk and Western Railway VIII
sell daily until October 31st tickets to
points in above named States. as we'll
as to points In other Western States, at
very low rates; as for instance, the rate
for Il colonist mixed class ticket from
Richmond to San Francisco Is only S40.7b.
Call at Company's office, S3S p, Main
Street, or write to the undersigned for
full particulars.
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Spot cotton quiet. 10 points higher; mIddlng
np!ands, 1870; mlddllng gulf, 1915; sales. 6s2
bales.
Cotton, quiet: mIddllng 1920; gross receipts.
1901 bales sales. 5s2 bales; stock. 2?o.45s
bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts, 70. $40
bales; export to Great Britain, $40 bales; to the
Continent l0,l76 bales; stock, Ssl,S2a bales.
Consolidated ut all ports-Net receipts, 1893, loo
bales export to Great Britain, sl,983 bales; to
France, 52a bales; to the Continent. 25,5l2
balesi to Japan, 500 bales
receipts. 1854 66l bales export to Great Britain,
nl go bales; to France, SO27s bales; 10 the
COMMENT sS57S5 bales;>to Japan, 1855 bales;
Consolidated at all ports and total since Sep
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD Oct. To- Seaboard Air
Line common. not quoted. Seaboard Air Line
preferred, 81 asked, liz
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500 a. G. i, com........n.....
5000 American smclters u..D...
1900 Amalghmatcd Copper $50.
S,ioO Amer. Car and Foun. ......
Amer. Car and ifonn., pfd.
400 American Cotton Oll..s....
1900 American Tobacco, pfd....
100 American C,lrl ..... ..........r
1900 American Can, pfd.......,
Al 900 Amer. Locomotive. conf.
2,1OO Amer. Locomotive, lpfd.n..
1.4O American Sugar ...L......
1900 a., y. and s. Fe;i com....
300 a., r.. and g.. re, pfd.......l
$500 Baltimore and Ohlo........
"A 500 Brooklyn Rapid Trnnsit....
S8 Canada Southern ...........
q, 200 Canadian Pacific ..........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohlos....
200 Chicago Great Western ...
1916 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul.
8 800 Colorado Fuel and lroll....
100 Colorado South, conn.,. -.
Colorado South. 1st pfd...
400 Colorado South, I'd Dfd....
Clcy., Gin. Chi. and st. J..
Chatta. and st. IOuls.....
400 Consolidated Gas t.... .s....
1000 Delaware and Hudson......
Del, Lack and Western.
5000 Erie, conn.,.
800 Erie, LIST pfd.......".....
900 Erie, III pfd ............
200 General Electric ..........s
TO lllinois Central .............
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ..................
5000 Metro. Street Rallwny.....
IL, 400 Mcxicans Central ..........
Mo-, Kan. and Tex. COM.
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NIGHT TRAIN TO PETERSBURG AND
CONFERENCE.-THE STATIONS,
ftE ACCOUNT HORSE SHOW, 49, ~

.ss..s RICHMOND, VA. t555
Account the above occasion the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad win hold
train No. SO, now leaving Richmond at
1880 P. NJ, until 1900 midnight. for all
parties between Petersburg and Rich
mond desiring to attend the Horse Show
exhibitions.
c, S.. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Repored by Rodsers McGape an 1na N HTil
snai,ish-Market quiet at Sl05 per bushel, yir-
xinia-Market weak at 3Hc. for fancy s'ocA'
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IN
MONEY MARKET d
Viii, 4 Resulting Relief Fron the
Pressurc,o'f Liquiddta-
ton.
STOCK OF GREAT NORTHERN NO lei:
An 1sstc Of $25,ooo,ooo is Pro
jcctcd--Rate Below Six
Per Cent.

NEW YORK, October. 10.--Therc was
same pcrccplibe relaxation IN the money
nm r,t et to-day nnd Il resulting relief from
IN pressure OF liquidation on the stock
market which was in evidence yestcr-
dav. Al Tie same time one or two Incl
dontu calculated to inspire the specula-
,,vo snirTt occurred. Tho result vas Il
,novemcnt towards recovery In prices.
,rhere was nothing like Il revival Of spec
,,lutiyel activity. however. as shown w
thc practical cutting In half Of the VOL
i,nc OF transactions compared with yes
terday.
EXCEPT in few closely held stocks, the
prIce movement was narrow and sluR-
Eish, Tho long prevalent rumors q u
melon cutting for the Great Northern
ytoekna91ds5sn deyGlopea m shs soeS o the
!. present stockholders to be allowed to SUD
scribe at parl5to. the extent OF ~ per
cent. Of their holdings; The a ,h,s ,i,no
ana the price OF the stock was rushed he'd. tlp
! over four points during tho first hour.
es IL bsScd fu for lights
sales at IS 1-2ft37. The declaration OF
the initial dividend on the common stock
OF the United States Cast-1ron Pipe COM
iow.priced Industrial stocks In the same
way az the recent increase III the dlvil -
dcnd OF the Railway Steel Spring stoGk.
The cnll-money, rate yielded rather a t.-
the the. hrs, time aince last weeks durry.
The days extreme rise ~ Stocks was
not all held until the closing. owing 70
the profil-taking movement IN inc iast
Bonds wero steady. Total sales. par
value, seas, ooO United States bonds
were all unchanged on call.
Total sales Of stocks to-day 4S6'Soo
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DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-While buyers - ne ne
drv goods market to-day were eonservatlvoo
and their endeayors to secure concessions We nS
constant. the market remained very hrm aI 20
buyers were mot with persistent felusa' -
shade quotations. ~ aElhHa4
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ID e. n Richmond, fs32 SSs$5i
IN I'M Fredericksburg 70 i
N !s463 Potion &C n n 5Ijss

Trains Leave Richmond IN orthward.
s 4:l5 A. M.--Dally--Dyrd st. Through. t#
& e:45 A.. 1I.--Duly--Maln 81. Through. S {SsB
LEE A. M.IWeek Days-Bba. Ashland Ac-
$40 4. M.-Dnjly-Byr ST. Through. Local Z
1905 noon-weck Days-Byrd St. Through i
400 P. M.--Week Days-byrd st. Frsdsricks 4
5 burg Accommodation. &
$50 p. Nj Week DayssE Ri; Ashland 3Ao.8
sos T. M...Da;iy-Byrd st. Through Y, IF
Fl Trains Arrive chmond-SouthW
$40 A. M.-Week Days-Eba. Ashland Ace
comnodaton. "a 7$S r 4&gg rs jyyst III
$40 y M1Wssk pays--Byrd Sc. Fredrlo1s.
i 80 4 =. M. s,!s Days--byrd 81 Throusia
B 2:n P. M-Daily--Nain ST.. Through. 5{
6:4s P. M.-W9ek Das.s-TSlba. Ashland Ae.'
go r. M.-Daiiy-Byrd 81. Through. Local
Stops. Ss 3i4 5lF5$ g9S3 35El,Bs,;S
$3.50 r. A.-Daily--Main st. Through. ;SS
FOTE-Puman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains. except trains arriving Rich.4
mond II 80 a. NJ. week days, and local accom-
sodntions. T. "a, az III II f&
Time Of arrivals and departures and Comes
lions not guaranteed. 22S NJ Ss4} rs
w. D.. luke c. ". CULP. w P. TAYLOR
Gen'l Man'r...i Asst Gen'l. Man r.. Traf. Man.
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NAVAL STORES.

WibiM!ENTGN a $50 q receipts Il casks
Iosin-Flsm At 1895 bid; receipts lsq barrels
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RAILROADS.
4a - Scenic RoutaS
k607F The West.
2 Hours and Is Minutes to Norfolk

oeto,,et j-tsos. 81 v S5 silg
LEAVE KlC1laioN y EAST Jun p.
600 A. M.-Daiiy-Li mited-Arrives williams.
MsIss o sIs poInt MI % SsxDSHs a sctto III
A. M, Portsmouth 1i:45 A. NJ. MI AN
400 P, M.-,Inily Spec vill,an,s.
slft I'd iii p5at u sY R N aisi ss
Nj. Portsmouth s:l5 RI. M. 3 a - IN fssi
s:o & nMi1R Es LiaSw E 2IS nsin;.
Gharlottesyllle and week days beyond,
4 rarlor Cnr to Sta anton, Connects S q 1
e errn Locals. North anu South; at Btatla.
zWo F.. M .--Daily-Cate Parlor Car To-. Roncs.
FHDs ana t chssso w fGf Gn ssnnas
: T u,iiIn service for Louisville and st.i
6:iS Pm We Days--1ocal TO dordon.vls
'oA5 F.; M,;.Da!ly- ,1amlted-w,h pullman, ser-8
s s,Se yr ior. Cincinnati. Louisville. ST. Louis
,o,,o JAMES RIVER LINE. I'll
ncxinr,o. Va Mr. a ea1.ne ~ ch1s. s
sts,eos eas N S Slit0d days
49, Rfos,ney Al, and Esmont.. Parior Cal, 8, 5.
Trains + AINw hRk, RRaaysIGao e, g@dstbne
Nor1olk and Old Point 10 .oS A. NJ. daily, ti.4o
Ssxpor, Nsx. 500 = a al sa''y' and frs@
and s59 III day w Main Linz ~ Zeal ~ T. IS 81!
NJ week days from stations between Chiffon
tsS oaanfe HseD sy CHAR:
days. 80 - - ~ 4 "oen
b 4 James River Linz Local from Clifton Forge
go en- daily; Gladstone Accom- $40 AZ. NJ.
H. w :; F.. FULLER, w. q. wARrAEN..
zen L Pass. AEt. Dist. Pass Ast.S
g. e. DOYLE. Cent. Manager. M
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Committeeman Talks.

A member of tho State Committee who
was in tho city last night and VINO mao
extremely sorry that quorum OF his
colleagues had not made It convenient
to attend the meeting called by Chair
man Ellyson. !,
III wired tho chairman nt once that !
would gladly attend" he continued.
"and came hens mainly for that pur'
pose. voted to hear tho case fully
when 1t was up before, and deeply re-
greet that a majority OF the committee
cause Of tho 'stralghouts Is n Just one,
after all I have learned concerning It.
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.Dichmond & Petersburg
IN Electric Railway.

Cars leave corner Of Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester. eyery hour ien. the, hour
from ! a. N, TO 10 T.. NJ. Last car u midnight,
limited car. 5;t5 P. NJ daily, except Sunday
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF syeamors
Street every hour from B;a6 A. NJ to 1885 +,
II Last car 11.t0 p. n. Limited car 7;l5 a,
N, daily, except Sunday. as
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cars Sft sE Nift
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call firm. I 1-2a5 3-4 per cent:
olosing bid. I IA; offered at IL Time
6 1-o per cent: six months. 1 IL.
Mercantile paper. S-4a6 per cent;
sterllng exchange, firm. with actual busi-
ness In bankers bills at a. .35d4g5 40 for
demand: at *4s1.9o14 for sxty-day
bills. Posted rates. s4.s2 1-214S3 and
s.. SG9I4 Sc IL. Commercial bills, s4.Sl SIS:
bnrf silver, 81 3-S cents Mexican dollars.
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NEW YORK, Oct, lo,-REEyEs-Re Receipts.
ss head Feeling steady Native steers, g 1sqg
$50; bulls, se9o9l:;s5; cows and he!fers' l.4SY
Mc ,higher grasscrs and westerns, steady.
Teals sold at S5@9,a5 per. 100 pounds sheep
good condition and fun steady for both sheep
and and lambs. Sheep sold al. ss76a5.59; lambs;
81 l0d1. e2Ia; cuIls s5a55o. lloss-Recelpts XXX
State and Pennsylvania hogs sold late yester-
day at S606. 10 per 100 pounds
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Southern Railway,

IS SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IS 1905. s53f a
Il. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 "A. M.-Dally-Local for c!harlotte, NJ. C.$RSp
1880 p. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to 4
Atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans. IS
with through coach Tor Chase City, Ok
ford Durham and Rnieigh.5 d IA, I5s9$ f5Iii$
500 2. MEX nday-Chaso City Local.
IL 80 p. Observation-Disclosures Imam ready 9:3e 4
p. NJ. for all tho South IS
YORK RIVER LIN Il sff5 HI
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern i
points. Leaves Richmond 4:e0 P. Nj. daily. Z
except Sunday. sS ,5{E 5}3 $35E4 s3lGi
2:lt r M.-Local-- Daily--E kept Sunday. ~
4;eo P. M.--!Except sunday-For West Point
AZ and river landings Steamers call at York-s
town and Clay Bank Mondays Wod!le,-
4FBM, days and Fridays. nd at Gloucester Point
md Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
ga&iG Saturdays. & 7l9aSe e3fi
as a. M.-f1xeept sl,nday--I4ooal mirat for 4
West Polnt.lE {2 x, 9S3i3s If
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHAfO Nd.
:53 A. AT. and 6:42 p. Ar.-Tron oil tho South
3:35 p M.--Fron Charlotte and Raleigh. 8ga
$40 A. tM.-Fronl Chase City and Intermediate
a:25 A.. M.--Baltimore and West Point. s53b
t0:45 A. observation-disclosures Sunday and Mon. Y
M day; $50 P. NJ. daily. except Sunday
Is From West Point i, s5i in
C. ". fWESTBURY. d. p. A., Richmond, Va
B S. II. HARDW1CtS, W. II TAYLoE. 3I
P. T. NJ. g. ?. Az ~
FL. b. SPENCER, Cent. Mgr. fsi3
5stBE Washington, ID. G. ',s$tsssS ~
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Cash quotations were as foiiows; f I!u'9'
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat. sly qs7c.; no: q
TsGs4c.: No. 2 red. 4Aas4Ac: No, 2 corn; 3. osp
SAFE; Nc; yelIew 5s No; ;,, cats: , u.s.
No rye, ss,sc Good feeding barley, sec;
dar choice mating te No. Me.s pesa
Der barrel, SIS S0Q16. Is lard y per 1gq pounds
Viii: short RIBS sides eose3 ysgSs sheTt
clear sides Cboxed). s7.s7psco Whskey's passs
81. o.. s Butter-steady: creameriss. 17h@ahe:;
dairles, jl6,taq9c, Cheese--Steady 70 hrm az
lldpllhc Eggs-Stesahy at mark, cases lnclud.
ed, l7ac.; arsty. ls,sc.; prime hrsts' sS1sc. !;
extras, 2e,sc.
BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. 1o.-FLOUR-steady
onI ,,nchnnxed. yVheat-Easier: spot. contract.
ssM Gss&c. No. rcd western; so gsS &C.
southern by sample 6eS2e; Corn.nasaer;
White NH cor corn. tsaeoc. oats-Firn, Ne, mixed
s.Gashc. Rye-Frm. ButtermStheauy ana s Mn
Cheese-Firm md unchanged al l2EglSc'
Sugar-Steady and UNCHANGED, " g5l 81
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Reading General ........................ lo2,s
g. o.. LOUIS and Iron Mountain con. 6s...... 116h
-. LOUIS and San Francisco fg. 4a........ S0H
81. LOUIS southwestern con. 4s....,....... Sax
ochnoarn Air Line 4s........ 20 ?
Southern Pacific 49, ok
southern Hallway bs.......... l2i N
Texns and Pacific Lists ..........".1 25
iII,oi .. y; - and Western 4s............ SAG
Union Pacific 1861
Union racine conv. 4s.:..................... 13ih
Untea States steel "a ts"................. 9Sh
MaoaHh 119
Wabash pep. TIN
estern Nd ........................... S71
~ hneellns ana Lake Erie 4s................. a0h
W lscohsln Gentrnl 0iA
Japan W. "a 39N
Japan 4tss' &certihcateS............. 93as
Japan 4ha. "a series. ..................... 9O%
CGoioraao mo. ns. series I3,a
Co!o.ado ina. o., series B................. 70
Southern Pao. LIST 49,. certificates. ..,,... o.
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust 4s...........,.. 80
Central OF Georgia Sd Observation-Disclosures. 10
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PRODUCE MARKET,

temser 1,t at ali ports are corrected figures.
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KICnnlOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond, Va, Oct. TO- 1905.
AFFILIATIONS
CATTLE NIAKKETs.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Oct. lo,-cATlI.E .Rsssp Is
stoci,e rs1 and feeders $sSds 90; COWS and can
ners' ST. @d4o6; bulls. $20l3,Ss; helfers. t2qA 20
calves, SI,76G7.7a, Hogs.,Recelpts, z, 700 hfad
Il. 4oG5. 7sh; mixed and heavy packing, st,65
6.s1ls; light s5Gd,6o; pigs an roughs, $S.Sosl
$50 sheerReseipts 1900 h heaa "a M iambs
S.N7.G0. Rs
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STRONG ri NJ APPEAL n A !.
FOR sTRAIGA.T|0).U|||.T|..s';I

(Contlnucd from First l'age.)
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u. 8. rctunding Is, registered ............. 1oSA
u. s. refunding ~. coupon. ............,.. 102t
u. S. 49, registered ......,.................. 1914
U. s.. IS. ....................... 104A
u. s. New 4s. regist cred .................. 134K
q q Sd sY - ss' re seaen iSiE
u. =. Old IS, coupon ............. 104H
American Tobncco AZ. certincates...........7 II !
American Tobacco es. certifcatcs.......... 1874
AtchIson general As 1Ges4
Atchison adjustment 4s................... 53A
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10l1s
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 103
Central Of Georgia Observation-Disclosures
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc....,,.......... 8bh
Central OF Georzin "a Inc................... 81h
Che sapcake and Ohio 4,is................. 1885
Chicago and Alton ans Did ................. s.
Chicago Is. and quincy now 4s............. 10lN
Chicago II. T. ind Pacific II. r. 4s....... S3t7
Chicago Il. /. and Pac r. II. col 6s...... 1871
c.. c. C. ana iH.. Louis gen. .......... 1ooN
Chica 70 Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
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Appeal for Rehearing.

az. 1ovo, Democrats, our only re-
oonrsa IL 10 appeal to you for a rehear-
ing OF tho Norfolk county cases. e e II
ii.re thnt the facts stated IN this pctl-
lion entitle us to n rehcarlng;. that the
cavity of the situation justines the re-
assembling Of your commit &C.: me cor
troll Of Norfolk county by Alynh Mar'l1l
and tho Fusionists Is deplored by every
loyal Democrat in this sectlon OF t,o
state. We an, unwilling 70 1o!loW e.lef
cvnmple of tho Tusionlsts, who, IN lvos,
denrd your authority. bolted the Demo-
cratic organization, confessed Win
negroes and Republicans, and elected Re-
publican office holders.
x we appeal to you as court, whose
duty 1t Is to try q contested electlon ac-
cording to the law and the evldlance. ana
we remind YOU that through no fault of
ours we were prevented from presenting
orr evidence to the court. We remind
YOU further that 1t was stated IN the
committee that It was Its Intention 70
canvass the returns merely as 70 state
officers, and without pre1udlce to the
county officers and members Of the Leg
islat,re, and that afterwards the Tesolu-
tion. deciding the contests for the Lsgis-
lature. clerk and members OF the County
Committee was adopted without testt-
mony, so far ms we know. We are sat
fsf,od that when the case lis fully pre-
scnted and fully understood by tho cons
mittec. 1t will not arbitrarily and with.
OUT lust cnuse tnke such action as Will
subject tho Democrats of Norfolk couh-
ty to tho domination of Alyah Marion,
tho Republican boss of the county and
tho acknowledged head OF tho Fusion
government OF the county, winch, N re-
cent years. has become notorious
n n II r
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and regular the straightouts received 1o5
and the Fuslonists Sc. N.
Hit At Alvah Martin.

Tho entire proceedings of the primary
are then fully reviewed In the petition
from tho standpoint Of the Straight
OUTS nnd this shot is made ut Alvah
II. Martin tho Republican Fusion
leader, who Is d candidate for reelection
as county clerk: s5,
THE Democrats of Norfolk county who
are opposed to Alvah Mnrtln are IN
dilemma at once ridiculous and Distress
Ing. 80 For clerk they must vote FOR
either Mr.. Martin or Dudley, Who u IS
believed, was put up in tho interest Of Mr.
Martini. cts heads ! win, and tails you
lose, y IT Is certain that Dudley Is under,
the most binding obligations to 8.
Lyonsst he; Republi can treasurer; -. NJ,
Nicholas, the Republican Commissioner
of the Revenue, and to Alvah Martin
himself: that tho Republican officials ex-
crted themselves to secure Dudley's nom
nation IN that the Fusion leaders who
advocated Dudley were in frequent con-
sultation with Martin; that Dudley has
failed to give any satisfaction to the
Democrats who have attempted to ascer-
+ tain his position. and that 1t Is almost
universally believed by the Democrats
not only Of Norfolk county, but OF thls
entire section Of the state. that Dudley
is running in the terest Of Martin,
II, .Confidenc Z Expressed
'.surely the State Committee Will hear
evidence that they know the facts OF
the case; and II 1t is proven as alleged.
that the friends of Alvah Martin nave
resorted to such an infamous scheme 70
second his election then the State Com
n1ittee will wo believe most assuredly
Sstamp the seal Of its condemnation upon
such political treachery
III Is difficult FOR the Democrats IN
ether parts Of the State to appreciate
the disadvantages and hardships 70
which the Democrats OF Norfolk county
are subjected.
.The county is Democratic by more Q.
thfn two to one, and yet the clerk' me
treasurer two commissioners OF the
revenue are Republicans; and the Elec-
toral Board is controlled by Alvah Mar
lin. The whole machinery for ASSESSING
and collecting poll-taxcs Is In the hhllus
OF the Republicans, and they nave not
failed to use it for their benefit, without
regard to law. Alvnh Martin contro1s
the election machinery Of the county
and he knows how to use 1t Tor Or ms rs Ao-
Norfolk tountYdFusIonism IS a DIS
grace 10 the Democracy Of Virginia. IN
this section where its dcmorSalliSi ~ IN N,
n,,onces are known, it is universally con-
demned. No prominent Democrat N me ~ 3
state has given 1t his endorsement.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Colorado MID land 74h
Colorado and Southern 4s...........,...... 03a4
Cuba Is, certncat es 1854
Dcnver and Rio Grande '1o1h
Distillers' Sect1rit es so n
Erie prior lien 111A
ERIC General 94H
Fort Worth and Denver City 1l3M
Hooking Valley l12 s.
japan 6s, ccrtiflca les S99
5J-4ousvllle and Nash Unified 4s......,...., 106ss
Manhattan con. gold 4A.....................1o 3E
Mexican Central u S1h
Mexican Central list Inc. ................... 26M
MINI. and st. Louis 4s........... s0a
Missouri, kansas and &Texas As ........... 1Oe "a
Missouri Knnsas and Texns 2ds.............I 81
National r. R. OF Mexico con. 4s......,.... Sa1l
New York Central gen. 3iss mammalian. B9H
New Jersey Central gen. 0s.................. las
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. TN
Norfolk and Western con. 4s................ 10lA
Oregon Short Line refunding ls......,..... 96H
Pennsylyana COW. 3hs....................10t 1914
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Va.-car. Chem. pfd-. p. leo 1851 1864
Va. Carolina Chemical com....l00 81
Ya.-Car.5 c. Co. Col. TT. 65p. c-...... 50 -.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
WHAT WILL DRUGGISTS Dor
10 Sell Certain Medicines Whlskey
License Is Reuuired


On December l there went into eff
feet an order of the commissioner Of
internal revenue declaring that all
druggists selling patent medicines
chiefly OF alcohol shall be required to
have retail liquor dealers license.
The order in question explains that
among the alcoholic compounds now
on the market advertised and sold as
medicine there are some that are com
posed chiefly of distilled spirits" 1t
is this class of proprietary prepare
tlons the sale of which will require the
regular license from Uncle Sam nee
essary to legally operate a barroom.
While the order of the commissioner
does not specify any particular names
1t is said to be fact that it covers a
score OF medicines on which there are
now big sales. 1t will be up to the
revenue agents to make the discrimi-
nation, and their opinion, it would
seem, will have to be substantiated by
legal procedure.
The druggists of Dawson, when ask
ed what their procedure would be, de-
clared as whole that they had moth
ing to say.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-12-06
COMPROMISED FOR s13, 500
Big Sum Given Mrs. S. D. Mercer in
Settlement Of Suit Against a Bal
tmOre Bondinu COMPANY.

AS compromise of the suit of Mrs.
Susie Dillon Mercer of Dawson
against the American Bonding Com
pany of Baltimore for 500, 900 the sum
of S13, 500 will be paid her.
The case has attracted wide interest
on account of the prominence of the
claimant, and the points involved.
Through attorneys Mrs. Mercer enter
ed suit in the court some months
ago against the company in question
on the grounds that her husband, who
was her guardian, and whose security
the company in question had STOOD
had not delivered to her property
rightfully hers and aggregating $40, :
600. The case was referred to Colonel
W. G. WOrrill of Cuthbert as auditor,
and he awarded a verdict in the sum
of SIG, 300 in Mrs. MERGERS favor. An
appeal was taken to the court from
his opinion, and the settlement of $l3, :
500 was agreed upon, the case there
fore not coming to trial.