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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-23
MONEY REPORTS

PARIS, Sept. 23.-Three per cent rentes. 99f
S21ac for the account. Exchange on London 25f
15c for checks.
BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Exchange on London 20
marks 43 pigs for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills, ~ per cent; three months bills, 3h
per cent. ~" 49,. - ....
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Money on call nomi-
nal; no loans; time loans frmer; 60 days, 46
Az per cent; 80 days and six months. Az @41b:
prime mercantile paper. 4h@5 per cent; ster-,
ling exchange firm. with actual business in bank
ers bills at 81 .s525@ 1886 for demand and at
& az for 81 az 6e; posted rates ns
$4s1A @4.S2M. Bar silver. 61ac; Mexican dol
lars, 47c. Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady. > .a-.-
LONDON, Sept. 2s.-Bullion amounting to
G420,0O0 was withdrawn from the Bank Of
England today, of which s35o.OOO was for ship
ment to Egypt and 10000 for the continent.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 23.-Bank clearings today,
SLIP, SS6.34.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 25.-Bank clearings to-
day, So, 662, 1922 New York exchange. selling
rate, par buying rate 4oc discount; Chicago ex-
change, selling rate par; buying rate, 4Uc dis
count; London 6O-day sight documentary ex-
change, 81. S2M. -
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept 23.-Provisions
were steady as a result of smaller receipts
Of live hogs. Trading was very quiet. jan
uary pork was up We, at $12.4 40. Lard and ribs
were unchanged at $6771s $3.50 and $500, re-
spectively. F
Close: Pork, September, $15.e71z; October,
$14.97h; January, s12 .85@12.371a.
vember, $3.50; December, $3.50; January, $3.50
Close: Ribs, September, $s65; October
$S.67h; January, s6.47h.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Sept. 3D. cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; market nominal; native steers,
$9.75@6; cows and heifers, $3,75@4.25; west
ern steers, $3@4.85; Texas steers, $2.75@3.S5;
cows and heifers, $2@3.4O.
Hogs Receipts, $500; market steady; bulk
OF sales, $5.25@5.35.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady; sheep,
S3.25@5; lambs, S6M675.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-23

NEW YORK METAL, Sept 23.-Lead and
Sopper Quiet and unchanged. $3.50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-23

NEW YORK PROVISIONS Sept t2a-Beef
quiet family, Sill .50@12; mess, $9.50@10; pack.
ct, $105O@11. Pork quiet; mess, $16@1650;
family, $17.5O@1S; short clear, $14 .5O@16.5O
Lard steady; prime western steamed, $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-23

BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Sept. 2s.-Closing
quotations were as follows: Adventure, 6A al;
Allouez, 35Q35B; Arcadian, az; Arnold. iX@
IL; Atlanti hs. TN; Bingram, s9a @s1; Calumet
aesl a,ce5 2s Gopso
71A@71k; DAILY West, 14h; Elm River, 2h@
juato 4ssa4A Greene consolidatea a a5H S 9sss
Mass, 81 az; Mayhewer: s5 asked: Michigan.
Old dominion, 27 oseeola, io1 u a Io2; Parrot.
2 25,a Pheenix 1a1H; Quincy, 1oa5s; Rhode
rack, 123@125; Tecumseh, s% @8T; Trinity,
sA @9; ~ United ted States Mining, s7B gas; United
@5A;. Winona, 11A Q12: Wolverine, lis asked;
Wyandot, ~ CPS; n. B., AN; Santa Fe, 2%
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS, Sept. a.
Adams Consolidated. rs; Alice, So; Breeze. Al:
~; Consolidated California & Virginia, l25;
Horn Silver. ITO; Iron Silver, 300; Leadyille
Consolidated, 9; Little Chief, g. Ontario 100;
ophir, 500 Phoenix, L; potosi, IA: Savage, SO;
Sierra Nevada, SO; Small Hopes 80; Standard,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-23
GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to ~ m,
2ef, Qer,+
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-23
Dividends i'm Sight

W as to Mhat tnpng the development Of the RuL FROG
shifts ledge the distance Of
beaut1 dumps
for blast is bringing the miners
a
of the O
may
ave
o
knowab
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-12-09
OF INCORPORATION
Of the Knights and Daughters of Ia
Dor Investment Company

Be it enacted that ]. NJ. Page and
H B. Brown and their associates and
sssigns are hereby incorporated I'M
der the name Of the KNIGHTS AND
DAUGHTERS OF TABOR IN
VESTMENT COMPANY.
said corporation shall have It's do
nicile in the City OF Greenville. Coun-
t. OF Washington and State OF Mis-
sissippi
said corporation shall have the fol-
lowing powers: To purchase and own
real estate, to carry on a general mer-
camille business, to contract debts and
borrow money. and to execute secur-
ity therefore on is personal and real
property, and 10 take securities in the
shape Of mortgages or otherwise on
real and personal property to secure
/ debts owing to it; to purchase securi-
ties and 10 sell securities, 10 sue and
be sued. to plead and be impleaded,
/ to have common seal.
The capital stock Of said corpora
ton IS to be Five Thousand Dollars,
10 be divided into shares OF Ten Dol
lars each. and said corporation may
begin business when ffty per cent OF
said capital stock has been sub
scribed and paid Tor; that said capital
stock may be paid in money or in
property.
The duration OF said corporation
shall be for fifty years from and after
the approval OF this charter, unless
its franchise shall be forfeited.
The business affairs Of said corpor-
alton shall be managed and controlled
b. the oiHccrs and directors Of saic
corporation; its directors shall b,
elected by the stockholders OF SAT-
corporation at its annual meeting,ant
the directors thus elected shall cleo
its officers which officers shall be
President, Secretary and Treasurer
every officer and director OF said cor
poraron shall be stockholder there
in, otherwise to be disqualified iron
holding such Office.
The stockholders meeting Of sal
corporation shall be held as follows
the first meeting to be held As 500
as this charter has been approved an
placed Tor record; the second stock
q holders meeting shall be held on tn
first Monday Of December Of the yea
a A. D. 1906, and on that date Of eac
and every year thereafter
The stockholders Of said corpora
y ton shall have authority 10 make a
necessary Bylaws governing said co
poration.
Approved this -. day of.,.....
. A. D.. 1905.
n-25 At,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-12-09
Y. & M. v. r. R. TIME TABLE

NOItn DOu11Q
Train No. IL leaves 100 a. m, North
ern Express
Train No IA leaves 1o:45 a. m, Riv-
er Side Local Mail.
Train No. $50 leaves $40 a. NJ, for
Vicksburg via Leland
Train No. 1873 leaves 2:3o P. m, for
Cleveland via Rosedale
Train No. I42 leaves $50 a. m, for
/ Leland
Train No. IA leaves AIS p, m, for
Rolling Fork via Leland
South B -
Train No. e leaves gas p n. South
ern Mail.
Train No. II leaves 3:45 p. m River
Side Local Mail
Train No. 135 arrives zoo p. n. iron
Vicksburg. via Leland
Tram No. I35 arrives o:55 a. n. fro1E
Cleveland via Rosedale.
Train No. al arrives $50 from Roll
ing Fork via Leland.
Train no. I43 arrives 1910 p. m.
rom Leland.
} Train No T42 connects at Lelant
with Train No. II. Trains Nos. IS an
! 4 have best equipment, yestibuf
coaches and Pullman Parlor cars be
tween Vicksburg and Memphis. Clos
? connections made at New Oriean
and Memphis with diverging roads.
G. B. RUCKS, T. A.
iiHKEAAks ]. BARNES.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-12-09
NEW STYLES IN
PHOTOGRAPHS

l have lust returned f~)m Chi
cago and St. Louis where ! put IN
three months studying the picture
business and picking Up the latest
STYLES, and have Succeeded. /! have
some OF the finest goods on the
market, right IRON the factory.
Nearly everyone who has sen them
have left an orGee for them, and Sc
will you II you see them. II il is not
convenient for you - have sitting
made during the day. phone me md
make an appointment any time after
supper. Don't fail, when passing by
10 come up and sec the ne" stNsles
". 4. E2AfIFE,
Photographer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-12-09

Smoking Jackets and Lounging
Robes for the Holiday gifts. Who
has them?-The Leader. OF course.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-12-09

grapher.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-02-03


STATE Lerislatra, 10 Standard on
e Company on Gas hin. Rut H.ySmond
Msxv;e,i. M sAutho, stsnas pc
+ Comprises Seysral resislatorssII. ~
\ ss
{. /, u. I, 4. " q q
'ssssz. allssso e nave psen EfllsenI
=: ~ y !, +. nl''oss q faISessoqf g 'y 2
~ -, w = llessOuIg, was ssc','se
- e. Ssass issson SATURDAY and was Wiz
- :es't l.as sean..y eaat n'gpts hll'ctt
= y. .as sos.or q sne tarkesspusg se'ys.
W5''en, /. as yes' mas not said 4 'fora ~
lss ~ '. y
Inees = tne onised STATES si y .s.i
lor sne sNotsne g District % sssest VT
g.nA and mas been Almost we entire
TINE during taes present session q
Sha = Wcrthinstcn i m ctIisaas
OF tae Standard oil Company
the letter ssncre 4 y said ~ Be IN
me handwriting q Elliott and Y over as \
name asanl Vt Is az follows
GA RL@hST ON ". II
January 26. 1890
slr. John Wortnington, Pit tsburg, 70;
Dear Sir-House BIZ No. l2o came
up m US regular order tIais morning and
was referred back to tae Jpiiciary
Committee. Maxwell, OF Harrison. %
Ijected, but the vote vas overwhclm.
ing that be did not vote himself Sipes
the House adjourned ! have had . long
taik with Speaker urosscup and Ne feeis
confident that We can defeat tae bin 10
the House, even Il the Senate passes
it. Our ssgdnent among members nff
the House isFthat tho bill il in the inter
lest Of the large companies to thcs iietris
ment Of the smaller ones.
srnere are fewer graftefs in TIE
House tnan I ever knew before, and We
seam to have them well IL hand. Tae
Wood county delegates naye been entire:
|ly tractable and I think viii remain so.
4 am not prepared to accept as certain
the views taken by Grosscup, but Il isi
sure we can win there unless the HOUSE
could Be convinced That the STANDARD
wanted the bill defeated. You under
stand, Of course, the FEAR IN the breast
Of tie average delegate from the rural
districts and they are in the minority.
The situation in the House il more
|'fayoflbla than cot,ii he exnactad and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
ESSEX FOX HUM
BEFORE THE WAR.
Memories Of Happisv Days, as
To1d8by Uncle
Tom.
OLD BEN CLEANED THE PACK
The Music oftlc Hounds Arouscs
the Old Spirit Like
WoodsaAfirc.

Not long since was riding leisurey
along over the willie Oak Swamp. road
OH my way frpm n village In the lower
I pOftion Of Essex County, Va to the
county seat and coming ut a very easy
gait WAS an old horse pulling a kind OF
mongrcl vehicle. neither sllky nor road-
cart. but Known us n Jumper" while
In 1t, was an old negro man looking as
Gonttntcd as you please. III 4.
Wien l met him lie very politely and,
II To- my surprise, quite gracefully raised
Ills hat and said:
Morning. sir. morning How are you
8 this morning s!r2" II B @ f9 5$
replied that / was In best OF health,
+ but Iii heed Of Information; and seeing
that lie was disposed to talk, i reincd UP
my horse and turned half way around
In my saddle, asked him how far 1t wns
to Tappaharnock. While saying this, !
took In the contents OF the vehicle: bun
q dies and bagsf md bottles and buckets. and
n big bunch OF fodder tied behind. On ono
htof the bags II noticed the familiar lock
d which accompanies Uncle SAINTS mail
{ service. and at once decided that he was
Y thcs5mgil-carrier.
We'll, sir, II Is not 80 very much
further nows II 'twant fer dem trees up
de road dcre you could see de town.
A But 1t hiin't$ SO fur To Mr.. Jones's gate,
4 from icre you can zee -do town, butsof
& course you has TO- cross de bridge fore
# YOU gets dcrc. Yes. SIR sS3 s. Il
He had n good face aud a genteel
Il manner, botlifplcasng and attractive IN
their uniuueness to me. lie evidently
belonged to that class OF odd time, e
welt-raised negroes which bring back
memories OF better days In Virginia. d
class rapidly thinning gu t now. Small in
stature but compact and as full OF veh.-
Inent gesturea as u Frenchman. ss y told
8liim that Twas a stranger In that locality
8 but had spent four years In the State
I some twenty-five years ago and this very
a much aga inst my wishes.
"a You was In de war den. sir II sup
pose. on do other side, cause l know
a you amt no Furginian by your voice.
y My name is Tom Banham, sir, and
carries de mail way down TO Mont ague's
and L back ebry day Desc here bundles
and things. Sir, dey belongs TO de folks
long dc road. and dey pays me, a title
I sumthin' to bring them to UNI from
town. Hush. What's dat Don't you hear
UNI coning?'H' II
33S ~ + ear what" asked.
Man. itsIde dogs! Don't say. a word !;
dey's coming dis way rs hard as dey can
4 drive!nE Sts
DEERE He G OES. Is Ssss i S
4 III halted my restless horse and faced
the other way, and sure enough. they
were coming Twas d beautiful morning;
Grip and brncing the air. and thc$frost
Just melting, and avery note scented 70
echo dou,,ly al n pack Of some ten OF
twelve hounds came dashing through the
woods on the right. * Ssis
.Dere lie is {. Dere he goes! See him!
See him! DON say a word Keep right
still " Dere he goes. g
AT that moment a fully grown gray fox
cleared the pine rail fence and crossed
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tho road. and with Increased speed dis
appeared Into the woods. running straight
In tho direetiStl OF the river, Not two
hundred yards behind came the dogs .al
III y bunch. = to use a fox hunting pnrasc,
and as they struck tho hot scent on the
melted frost In the woods, their notes
seemed even louder and sweeter than
before. On they went seemingly sweep
Ing everything before l.:crn. At this mo-
51nent tho old man, unable to contain
himself any longer, stood UP on his
Jumper seat and gave such a I yell as I
lad never heard come from human lungs
before: y; !, lsS5
"HarkEup! bark Hark him, boys, hark!
Whoop, bark him, h--a -----r,1-k
My horse, linaccustomed to such DEM
onst Ions. nearly Jumped from und er ME
and did t. take him In for Il fly va is,
and when / did succeed In stopping him
negro and gaze q snort as II he had been
suddenly turned into a bear. Standing
there on tina I seal. with his hat In one
hand, and his whip In the other. his
bald head shining Just above an Inn
nlensc oycrcoat collar, his eyes fairly
bursting out Of his head in his wild ell-
thuslasn, thought he was enough to
frightcn the devil himself. and quickly
forgaye my horse his unusual ca pcrs.
SIT; i cantell .um cbry time. He don't like
de music Hank him, boys, bark him!
1yioop, bark him! IL Hank. Dey is GER
gtninly pushing him. tell you!"s
l told him II he did not quit his yelling
he would brighten my horse to death.
a HUNDRED DOGS.
Lord. marstcr, 1t makes my very blood
bile when hear dc dogs run. Minds
S me. sir. Of do fox -hunting fore de war.
But you didn't know N1arses Raj Wright.
and de Guarnetts from Caroline. and dc
sanderses, and all Of dem. Dey v a ok
hunters, dcy was. IA Some times dey had
MORN a hundred dogs when dey got dem
all together for q big hunt. and you never
sced such times. .sir, In al your; life 9
lose men had. And de. eating! Well, Sir,
fdey used 10 make 'rangeinents for weeks
ahead when dere was gwine III TO bekia
'gcthring, sir, is dey called It. De cook
was a rubbing the pots and skillets and
baking up bread for dogs, e nough to feed
a regimen, and Inissus, do she didn't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
AN AUTO LINE. in.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
.. !. 3. 4. n. M

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) Ii ssa
e NfONTEREY.8SVA.. March oo5.-A COM
pany OF Highland men, headed by Mr..
Isaac Bussard. Of Monterey, has deter
mined to settle tho question as to the
utility OF the automobile as a means
OF mountain travel by giving the matter
a practical test. Mr. Bussard Is now
negotiating for a machine, of such horse
power and construction. as seems best
adapted to such a course, and he has
X every assurance hat one can be pro-
cured that will successfully stand the
test and make good tho guarantee pro-
lpsed by tho company, u
II tits the purpose Of the company to
establish a summer passenger line be-
tween Monterey and Barlow. the nearest
railroad station, twenty three3mies west.
While there arc three mountains to be.
crossed, The nun is over the Staunton and
8Parkersburg turnpike. with the best. most
uniform grade OF any mountain thorough
fare In the country, To carry out tho
plans of the promoters. so far as ma
tured, fast speed will not be requisite, the
idea being TO make one round trip each
day, our correspondence not inform
cd as ITO the horsepower reconlIne nded, !
hut u car with a capacity OF about six
passengers Is the style under contempla-
ton, Such car line, established and
maintained would be an ideal one for the
tourist. traversing one Of the most
picturesque sections OF Virginia.
"A remarkable instance OF "multum In
paryo,' as relates to the clrcumscrlhed
possibilities OF town life, liz noted In tho
case OF a Monterey citizen. Mr., "A. c.
suddarth. the village pilot ographer, who
has shown a wonderful capacity for per-
feet utilization of o small match Of
mother earth, His town lot comprises
less than one-eshth Of an acre. on this
is located a neat little residence, the
second floor of which Is used as his
photograph gallery, and art studio, He
has planted forty trees and frult-hearlng
shrubs, some Of which began bearing last
season. He has growing In a bed lox4a
feet 5000 seng plants and seeds, with
space provided for 1900 more this season
IN addition to these, HIS frugnl and indWs.f
trious wife has made q. record In tho
poultry business. using a tsmal II section
perhaps SOx6O feet as her farm" IN
the spring OF 1904 she began her expert
sinent win fourteen hens. From the sst.
ting ar nlnety-four eggs she got dignity
eight chicks, eighty-six of which were
successfully yeared, the loss OF Two being
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26

f8 BUDDING an aching bnck may relieve ~
But 1t won't cure 1t.
You must reach the root of it--thc KID
i1eys. 4. s
4 Doatl's Kidney Pills go right at 1t.
u Reach the cause: relieve The pain IS 81
They cure. too; 80 Richmond people say.
r. e. Shore. sr., engineer and surveyor,
of 10 North Eighth Street, says: II feel
confident that Donn's Kidney pills will
cure any ordinary aches of n lame back.
i have the best Of reasons for saying 80.
,Eror5 some time. fartoo long to be pleas
ant, u dull5aching across the loins annoy
ed me with ,its very pcrsistcncy. or late
It was Impossible to stand It, and l was
COMPELLED to doctor for I'll and use plasters.
Relief was Just as remotely lin tile dis
lance and thcs sharp pains when I stopped
3werc Just AZ pronounced and the lame
ness and stiffness across the small of
my back were just as apparent as the
daysI Went to Owens & Minors drug store
for Doan's kidney Pills as they were
when first noticed them. Much to my
surprise and considerable more TO my
qualification this valuable remedy removed
my troubles entirely"
4 For sale by all dealers Price 80 cents.
Foster Milb,lrn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember The narne-&p1an sand take
no other. "A @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
ATLANTIC T COAST I'm E.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND pAILY-BYRD.5
800 81 RE Ell STATION. "a 1sis
8 EFF EcTIyE SUNDAY. JAN. STII.
p:o6 a. Ma, c. y. "A Express to al! points
a.0o A. M.-I'etersburg and Norfolk.
IL :i0 p. M,--Petersburs and N. and w. West
S:6S p. M,-Petsrsburg and Norfolk. iRss
s!:i03 p M. --GoldSboro Local, W. s
l6:i6 p. M,-Petersourg Local. sf !ssl X
us p. M.-"Florida and West Indian Limsj
tied" to all points South. z, =, Z,
Ii :sSi p. M,-Petershurg local, ]. d ,ss
MMsR1 x5r snd FS5aa sgfs,.l
4;o1 a.. a. $40 a, NJ; $50 a, N; 3ss;s,. "a
M..io!6A NJ; VA Z MI a a,ss 81 E Misc:
sExccpt sunday. -ssunday only. iSs
s5 1-~SS'' g, S. CAMPBELL, Div, Pass, Agk XII
Nv. j. CRAIG. Gen, Pass. AIT II
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due to accident. During the summer sea-
son sha gathered 1,257 eggs, She selected
from her stock OF elghty-slx chicks, four
teen fpullets, marketing the remainder.
These began laying at five months and
mnde the following record; lssgs In No
yen,ber, s0l; December. $40; January, 80 /;
FEBRUARY, l48: and to March lot y, ~;
rhe sugar seAson has been cut o. short
IN the appearance Of beautiful Hpr|ng-
ike weather. resulting IN q rapid ana
general thawing, z,
An early spying IL especially desirable
In view OF the scarcity Of feed for stock,
which scarcity applies not to the go uni Y
I'M general, but to some In particular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
RAILv Az.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC: e. 1904. s IS
Ss 'TsSeST itAlNS 5LE:AHE & ltICHi ~
200 IA M-LJal iy--Lucal for Cha lotte. ~.
- an 3 M -Daily-Lm ited-Bufet5 .P ullnlan to-
10y - Atlanta and Birmingham. lew Orleans.
Memphis. Cha ttanoo and al tbs Sou tn
i e.0oS = MEX Sunlay-Keysville % oca! sf,.s.
il $50 n ready s:Se
n ~ p for8 all tho Sou
49, ~. RkS& III Err LIN p.
,rhe& fayorte route to Baltimore and .Ea1tern
points. Leave Richmond 4;ao +. q N. y Mondays.5
sla saqays 1 dnesdays ana
4 % I'M! .aM.gExcept sunday-Fo West Point.
- Connecting with steamers for,I Haltlnnorss
s} and river landings Mondays W ednesdeye5
i and Fridays, 81 Steamer calls at Gloucester
~ Point Almonds and Clay Bank.
W TR ANS I'M ARRIVE RICHMOND. ss
aa.ss An and 6:4g M.-From all the South
3:35 p M.-FromE Charlotte and Durham-e Yys
R:Sj AZ 3M.--From Keysvtlle
s:% a. sM,-Baltirnore8 and West POINT.
nix a. nj, Wednesdnys End Fridays; 40 =:
e, ], daily tally esee't sunday--From ~
&, wWElsTBuEg; 2. + Rch !. q =, W 9
20 =. - - p r. NJ. g. p. Al az;
6. II. 1ACIeERT. q Cen n gr. 5s! 81:
3li WRahinRton. p. ssSSSBs
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NknzM! A No DIX \; WssB!ll

LEAVE RIcHMoNDp Al I'M. .ssisSE9
n 100 a. u Ai.--NOKFOLk& LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk l:so A.5 NJ: Stops only at Petersburs.1
Hs Is al Ss s9aiteA 8 EXPRESS Bufte.
;Parlor Car. Petersburg B to 9, Lynchburg . and.
Dus,5 Blueield to Cincinnati 81 also Roanoke to-
X noxville.S and Knoxville 6; to Memphis Gaze
1s: nS p. As iRoXNoKn BxPRBss for FARM
willie, Lynchburg and Roanoke. 3s
a 3:00 Pr OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. AR
rives Norfolk $50 IF. n Stops only a. Pete
burg, Wayerly AMI Suffolk. s;s Connects with
steamers 10 Boston. Proyidence, New York
yBaltimores and Washing ton. u N
:25 p. M.-For N 5rfolk and all stations east
h. 80 s r M..NEw8 ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepers Richmond 70 ,LynchbuFE and
Roanoke F etersburg to East Radford; LYNCH
burg to. Cha ttanoosa: Menlphib and New Or
te s:so =. M ST. IoUis EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg % Roanoke and sRoanok 10
Trains arrive from the West ~ AZ. e;t6
n M and 9ls p. NJ from II 20 A;in'
i '' 'offce No. SIS East Main Street
w B. Devil g. III BOSItEY
Gem. Pass, A st. Dist Pass. I a st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
co RIGHT AT II
Friends and neighboIrs'
In. Richmond Will
Show You How.

Get at the root OF the trouble.
4 Rubbing an aching bnck may relieve It,.
But 1t won't cure 1t.
You must reach the root of 1.-THE Kid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
ID p. y Richmond, Fredericks-
LIS rs " Q burg & Potomac Il. II.

nl ! q ! : burg 8 Potomac Il. Il.
Trains Leave Richmond.--Nort hward.
3 4 MMpsi1y-sEs1f s. s., F4h seeSsh
86:b 4. N. a!ly--Mnin St. Through. All
Y a;s4 A. I,puily;EScep. Menday-Byrd ST.
$40 A.,M.---Daily- Byrd st. Through. Local
1853 HoSaTsss psy:RSsqa 81
~ burg Accommodation. 81
$50 E: M:.;Wssls pays--Elba. ashland ~
' A5s1s g. Tsssuss
$40 a; M-Wesk Days-Elba Ashland Ao-s
\ $3.50 a. Ni.--Wesk Days-Byrd 81. Tredsricks.y
sss3 burg Accommodate ion.
: IS AA.SSI-Day BYRD 81 y 3. 4.
s:l4 .M.-paiiy- Main st. Through.
64s Pm n i'sS shiand
sas EMMBBsllllyByFda 81 EESss ssa.s
s4s P {';,i G. rhrsnsh.
1919 z. M.-paily. Main 81 ThreIgh. S ], \
114o 3; Ms@W es {. Duys-Byrd St,
NoTE-Puilman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
nond i so a.. n. week days. and local aesom.f
Time Of arrivals ana departures and $connsc-g
w. d. DUKE, g. W. CULPl ". 2. TAYLOR
Cent. ASS {. Gen; l.. Man ~ Traf Man..