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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

.ences that must
"'es WI" civil and social
Marie Droinah ~ a,.;
YIN . oii, own use and
"e'oss 'n' 1ook to them to inn
'oi es'oA'0".w what is good, while
i she had ms. -.
Pat pace - ,,; o,oo.:
taking mil ..,oo, 49,,
d. Despite - a
on nv az ement for the fu.
~ :" eAe " want to make our
Fes y. o'naA id effective; and.
'ne ILL p''su " those who take
methods by whit 49, 49,, a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

'""' " s@yS
wn at each of your
|,e have had to wor-----
getting chance to 81
hot allowed our two L
as usual. Thinkin
if you knew this YOU
bake the ushers pre-
pper for the crowd. To- A'oo'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

is no record of
put them under
Little Johnny j
5 carded to go il
IF another enga
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22
ICTM SCHOOL.
k5mn,e thar

u sOllc Et
puoil; fron
In nspiration for
and a nourish'
lotism.
4 Pine Bluffs schools
Ted; that they provii,
&; that they are in can
keeping: an
gork a grateful God
ery teacher in his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-22

lanager of circu.
makes the cit!
i charge. Sub
'eive their papers
: fasor upon t.hi.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
ORDINANCE No.

Ar ordinance prohibiting the OBJ
5truction of streets, public roads,
alleys and flooding the same with
water for excavating or obstructing
the same Ill any manner.
BE 1t ordained By the c01t72-
Ri Of the torn Of Aenne-
1rich..
Section I. It shall be unlaw-
full to deposit any earth, rock j.,
stone or other substance within CT
upon any street, alley, lane, or pub
lie road within the town of kenLe-
wick.
Section 2. 1t shall be unlan full
to allow waste water from the irri-
CATION bitches to flcod or run and
accumulated Il any street, alley,
or public roa>l unless sad waters
shall be allowed to run over said
road tor the purpose Of irrigatiug
same and then said waters when
so running shall be under the
supervision Of the street commiss-
ioner or his deputies.
Section ;. 1t shall be unlawful
10 place any fence, structure OF
any other obstruction within any
street, alley, lane or public road
whereby public travel may be i'm
peded or Inconvenience.
Section I. It shall be unlawful
20 dump any cabbage, tin cans.
otfal or any other. unsightly o,
any substance which may be in
furious to health iuto any publi>
street, alley, lare or highway will
III the town Of KenneWick.
Section 5, If any person shall
be found violating any Of these
sections, the town marshal or Ii:
deputies Shall give him or her no
tice to within twenty-four hours
after said notice is served Oh said
party, to remove such obstruction
and if he or she fails or refuses &c
so do then the same shall be re
moved by the ma shal or his de
puties at the expense Of the SAID
party or parties violating any SEC
ton Of this ordinance.
Sect OH s. Any pers N or Pr
son violating anv Of the Pr vision;
IN any section of the foregoing any
OF the provisions in any sec ION o
the foregoing ordinance shall 1Pol
conviction thereof be judged 81 IT.
Of a misdemeanor and shall be In
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
Ell |

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leaves
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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18

The Northern Pacific Ry has
put ON a grill car on trains IS and
16, that is first-class in every re-
speCt. Short orders such as steaks,
chops, etc, will be served prompt
ly; the car in every way being al
most equal to dining car service, i'll
fact superior as far as short orders
are concerned. This service should
greatly increase business OH these
new local trains and many passen-
gers will now find it more CONVEX
lent TO patroHize these trains since
that dining car service has been III
augurated.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18

IOu now have chance select y0ur
fall or winter suit or overcoat, for we
have just received Ed. Y. Prices fall
and winter samples. Prices is the best
line in the market today "harTiDg
nonen. A suit or IN Overcoat made by
Ed. V. Price & Co. is made strictly to
individual measure and is guaranteed
to fit aud keep its shape, When you
get what you pay for. Don't take our
word for it but ask any one ofthe many
who are wearing their garments. Ask
them how they suit them. We will
gladly give you their names.
SCOTT & COMPANY
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
Yours truly,
Harry H. Collier
Puts on Grill Car.

Tacoma, Wn'
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
POultrY Exhibit.

The following letter from the SUP
intendeut of Poultry will be Of il
est to local poultymen;
Editor COURIER
l will be in your city in the inter
est Of the Lewis and Clark fair Fri
day August 18th l have been ap
pointed by the Washington Lewis
and Clark fair commission to get UP
a poultry exhibit from this state
and l want to see your section we'll
represented The commission will
pay all express Charge Oh fowls
from this state. Thd entries for the
big show at Portland close Septein-
Der 10th and the birds must be III
Portland October 4th.
The fees for entering birds is SI.oo
for single birds and S.. 90 Per pen.
The prize list is out and cad can be
had by writing the undersigned l
will try and visit any place where
the chickenmen would like for HE
to call.
Yours truly,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
ORDINANCE NO.

An ordinance providing for the
purchase of property and establish
ment Of a JAIL thereon in the town
OF kenneWiCk.
BE it Oy(l0Wed Jy the c0nn-
ell Of the torn Of Kenne-
JcIcH.
Section 1.-The council Of tie
town OF Kennewick is hereby au-
thorlzed to u,chase suitable
grounds and to erect thereon a Jail
for tie use of the use of the town
Ct kennewick and any action in
this direction which may have
been done or completed III seour-
ing grounds and building a jail
thereon by any committee appoint
ed by the council, or by the town
council, of the town of X nnewick
is hereby duly accepted and ratified
This or1inandCe shall be in force
and effect after its passaged, APP
| prevail and publication III the eff
cial newspaper Of the town.
! Passed June 9th, 1905. Approved
June 9th, 1905.
Attest: Edward Sheppard,
c, O. Anderson, Mayor.
Clerk pro tenn.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18

Leave your order for views az the
Kennewick Studio.
Full l;'le of late music IT the Gilman
Music Store,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
HARVEY !. MARTIN

who made II. L. No. 11S91 for the NV Ii, Sec.
TO- 7 : \. 4. 2S T.. ". VI.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: Carl Williams Charles NJ
| Bentley, ". X. Alexander, X. Alexander All
! N N.MM- .LNk. Wash. j. L. NOi Nlll.O-
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18

ed in any sum not exceeding $50.
and the costs of the proceeding.
This ordinance shall be irlorce
and effect from ard after it's pas
sage, approval and publication III
the KcnneWick Courier, the official
newspaper of the town of Kenne-
wick. Passed June s III, 1905.
Approved, June 9th, 1905.
Attest: Edward Sheppard,
c, 0. Anderson, Mayor.
Clerk pro tenn.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
NNILCE OF FERTILIZATION.

Department oi the Interior, Land Office at
WalIa WaiIa. Washington, August s, 1872
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make Communication proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof Will be made Before
Register and Receiver, |. 5. Land Office al
WalIa Walia, Washington. on september %,
l4tl VIZ:
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
KENNEWICK COURIER

Entered at the postOf1ice in kenne
wick, Wash, as second class mail
matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
MAJORITY FOR
! EXTRA SESSION ] ] n
Announces That He Will W !
d Call Special Meeting Of Royal
Arcanum Council.
,snecIal Is me TIm,es-Disl patch.)

IS
ROME, N, j., August 1.-supreme Re
gent Howard C.sWiggins, OF Rome, an
nounccd yesterday that he had received
a request from the constitutional nuns
Der OF supreme representatives requiring
him to call a special session Of the Su-
preme Council of the Royal Arcanum
The constitution requires that to call
a special session majority of all Of the.
representatives Of seven Or more grand
Jurisdictions must unite. and request the
supreme regent Iii writing to that eff
feet. 1t Is than the mandatory duty OF
the supreme regent to act accordingly,
There ara II representatives, and res
quests have been received from 49, COM
Ing from 10 grand jurisdictions, lnclud-
Ing Pennsylvania. !; Ohio, 81; INDIANA 2;
Georgia, 3; North Carolina. l; New Jer-t
sey, l. and Iowa, !.
The time and place OF holding such
special session will be announced as soon
as suitable arrangements can BIO made
The recent action Of tho Supreme Coun-s
Gil In raising the rates called forth q
protest from the older members, who as
serted that the high assessments would
drive them from the order. Announcement
was started to revoke the new rates, and
the first step taken Is to assemble the
Supreme Council. 8l,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
NO COAL STRIKE
WILCOX THINKS
President of Delaware and Hud-
son Says Peace Seems
Assured.
lsneclal to The Tlmes- pispatch.)

NEW ,YOR August n 1.-THE probability
that thd1Rpthuette ,coNl strike disturb
ances of13jG ana 1902 viii be repeated
next year is brought out by David WIZ
cox, president Of the Delaware and Hud-
son Company, in an article IN the August
North American Review. entitled Pres.
ent Conditions In the Anthracite Coal
Industry"
An Increase of S1dioo,o0o in the cost OF
producing coal by reason OF the rise, Or
Wilcox for the single year OF 1904,
Some adjustment between Che scale or
hours per day and wages, per hour Is
the problem which Mr.. Wilcox presents
10 be settled IN order 4 to avoid future
clashes ii the company men, ne says,
are paid on the present scale, for els Z
in stead or nine hours, the result Will not
shorten their hours, because the men az
not now average elsht hours, but wlll
increase wages per hour NO per cent,
an increase OF s4,S5oGQ0 IN the cost OF inc
total annual anthracite cohl proauelioIl.ls;
The peaca-makns powers q H. tht ia aaoa anl
of Cancellation, CONSTITUTED ~ the AL ~
{thracIte strike commission up 10 Jahu-
al.y II, 1905, are thus summed;
Total grievances presented, l2oi euses
witldra wn, AZ; cases settled by paHtles, VI
tained or compromised, .; cases not
sustained. ss The Services nn VIM,
plre have been reluireu only o ~, y
times, and there have Dsen Ylptuaty ~
strikes. u The board has had great sue
cess, and ll,e present conditions 'nulca'e7
its usefulness"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
CROP BULLETIN
FOR PAST WEEK { !. ] !.
View 81 General Situation Over
Various Portions Of
the State.

Local showers occurred In nearly oil portions
OF the State during the week and the tempera-
lures prevailing were generally moderate AS
compared with the preceding week, the weather
was not M hot and moist, and this latter feat
ure was beneficial. as It enabled farmers to dP
some threAhing and housing OF crops, cutting
and curing Of hay. fall blowing, etc. when
work was moro or less behind hand on ac-
count OF previous wet weather Pastures arc In
unusually good condition. Grass in moving
meadows is making excellent growth and con-
siderable late hnying will be done during the
coming week II the conditions are favorable.
In tho Tidcwater seetion peanuts are laid
BY and seeding Of turnips Is under way:
In good condition for work. ana plowing. for
fall seeding is progressing. No severe locas
Msre and
aoh RHEed by ha Of this crop
deal OF work in this line was done Much nc. Of
the En Is ap ad tsuf he
part, the crop Is below average In quantity
oas Ws e saIanssd an %
Great Gas eseV Valleys dvson Locally some good
ibnE excess Of rain while the crop was In
shock and stuck damaged the grain consid-
sprlig oats are about all harvested and, .as
rule the crop Is very good one, ~ mas s not
been damaged to the same extent Us W HeatL
and winter oats and with favorable weather
for hrcshins ine yield seems assured l,1,ol = !.
Corn continues to MAKE exrelept he
are syery favorable The work OF "layIng by
is practically completed and correspondents are
generally OF the opinion that sufficient rain
has fallen 10 make the crop. s-
Tobacco, though still late and poor IN some m
1oca lilies has Improved, and the general sit
5uation is somewhat better than during the past
two or three weeks.
n otaliy orchards are bearing WELL. but as
general thing the crop Is short and much OF
the fruit inferior. gas5b-sa 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
RAILWAY

y SCHEDULE in EFFECT MAY IS, 1905. IVY
e ia757l TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
700 a.. M-Daily--Locul for Charlotte, N. C.. x
1880 p. M,-DaIly-L LII n,ited -Bunet Pullman 10
.1 #ll8 Atlanta and Birmn ham. New Orleans.
Memphis, Cha ttanooga and all tho Soutns
with through coach for Chase CITY. o3-s5
ford, Durham and Raleigh. 8e I'd
500 r. MEX. gSunday--Chuse, City Local..
L $50 n. M,--Daly-rlm ed-Pulman ready 2;0
p, Nj, for all the Sou TIL
.Res YORK RIVER LINE. n.
The favorite route to baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4:so F. Nj, daily,
except Sunday. = l3j =, y.s l. 4 l{i.
fe,l5 p. M,-Local-Daly--Ex sunday
e1:2o p. M.--1txcept Sunday--For west y, POINT,
l47 connecting With steamers for, Baltinor0
and E1iverllnndings. Steamers call a. OK.
$si town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes.ii
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester POM
and ALMONDS Tuesdays, Thursday and
4;45 A. NJ Except Sundny-Local mixed FOR
ITRAiNs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
asa A. NJ and 6:42 p: M.--From all the 3South.
Az p M,-Trom Charlotte and Raleigh. :,
$40 a. M--Fronl, Chase City and interneoi-
o .2s A.. M,-I,atlmore and West Point. ~.
n. a M,-IJnily--I1xcept Sunday, and Mon.
day. $40 r. NJ. daily except 8; SUNDAY,
From West Point. Z, ., . . !, ~, h
c. ". WEsTRuRY 2. P - 4 R! ThYaoH Va'
8, Fl. HARDWICK. w H. n ! - 81 a
i il. : i, i SPENCER, Gent Mgr.
washington. D. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
.FLUCTUATED AND
THEN W I|| |.E|::||T |! D \.
Market Showed Good A1,bf'issto!rptiyycI
Power Under Pressure OF
Profit Taking.
COPPER SECURITIES STRONG
Southern Railway Makes Fine inc
Showing Of Earni1gss--C Crop Il
Conditions Favorable.
nv Associated press.)

~ =. -.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The stock
market again IL demonstrated Its good
nbsorplvc power to-day, during the PEI
Rod when pront-taklng sales were being
,nnde to meet the new demand But
a,bcr slngularly the tone showed more
softncss wien the selling movement had
mostly subsidized spccinltIcs were he
,cnl,,rc OF the market rs on the day
hcfore. and there were few OF the great
sneculatiye leaders In the list that moved
widely enough 10 call for special COM
mcntg,
Conner securities wcro strong IN all the
markets Of tho world, based on the ad-
vnncltg price and the extraordinary de-
mnnd reported for the product. Tho ro-'
sponsa In Afnngnmnted Copper was uh.
changed and the dealings IN that STOCK
were not on an unusual scale. smGltln ti:
continued Its progress to new high levels
by the influence Of rumors OF an iatGn,oe ed
increass In the al vidend rntc The Un ne.
States Steel securities were J., a. Ga h ,r
making n the widest movement Ih o.,
granger stocks seemed to be nnected ~
crop uncertainties, although the w I,e,,
damage ruinors. ~ Z, Id . 4. 4 -,
* A published review OF antnrhcl.e e o IN.
lions expressing a hopeful yt2 iH OF ,tns
labor oatoGk haa be pnpbeaptIon OF the
Weather bureaus weekly crop bulletin
was the signal for n general recovery {. ~ y,
The market, the conditions there. reported
being regarded ms extremely. favofapie:.
Southern sRnilway's strong showing ~
earnings, on the other hand, may nay nay;
had something to do with me spe acns
demand which spranK up for rh u, o,,nl
stocks in Southern territory. me INV , ~
ment was the moro notable y view o o.
the yellow fever condit ionst one e ,la,.
Of the fever outbreak has been to checK
the demand for currency from SeW Ut
icnns for cotton moving purposes,
Money conditions were not percePtlp.y
altered The 1lnrcsponsiveness o., the, gem
f cral surface of the market to- the, prop
ping up of ind lvi dual stocks:as mucn ns ~
anything else Led To- the Spill Ing o. ~ /, o. O.
stocks in the final hour, when .oecluieu
the course downward after the yaryin ,,l.
wac enyy,1 number OF the gtptn carriers
showing point losses Son, the day.
hi Honds were steady: total sales, par
value. So 54,UO0 United States BONDS were
unchanged on call.
'Thc total sales Of stocks amounted TO
10000 shares. ifS'e
MONEY AND EXCILANGE-cLosE:
Money on call steady; highest, - per
H.. closing bid, 2: offered at IT Time
loans. easy: 6 days, per cent; 90 days.
s1.4: six months. 3 3-iGi4. Prime mercan-
Tile paper 4g4 La Il Sterling exchange.
steady with actual business in bankers,
bills, at 1885, A5Q.lS6,50 for demand. and
+ ut S4sl7Odls.S4.75 for 60 day bills Posted
rates, sl.S51-2 and $4.S7 Ia Commc rGlal
bilsts 4.&l1 -2aS-S. Bar silver. So ID Mex
81 lean. dollars, rs Ia y ,. sd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02

sc. No. 2 rye. o9qsoc. Good feeding barley;
no flaxseed, ;ha; Noi northwesiern. ,lss; prime
Timothy seed $40 Mess pork per- % bar re.
s siS, rbs sides doose>. ss.6sIs5 short clear
sidos (boxed). is.37A $50. Whiskey basis OF y
nigh vines ii. n, Glover contract GRACE,
yiaSoai2.75. Butter-Firm: creameries I, i7g
NMc ; dairies. lsc Cheese--Firn at ioEsdslll Il
flr.ts l7Mc. prime tirsts. loc Extras, ZIG,
BALTIMORE MD, Aug. 1.-FLOUR-Dull
ana 1inchangcd Whcat-Duli and easy spot
contract, sax assA spot No red Wes term
nv sample. 6TaS0c. Corn-Dull; spot and the
month. teAc.; southern white c2IP, 5s sRdG
OatBWcak: old, No. mxs s5, &c :, nshGs
stsady and Unchanged fancy imi alon. ia iSc :;
fancy creamery l,s fansy lna,e, a9
Unchanged at Tic. Cheese-,Firm and ,un-
changed; large, 1lhc.; smnll, l!c. Sugar
Steady and unchanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug &l:--bulshl crop news was
oyershadowed by bearish reports concerning
the attitude Of b consumers md the market .
ruled generally weak under active liquidation
and bear pressure Closing prices showed q net
loss OF 1921 points. The opening was STEADY
somewhat higher cables than, expected and q
buiilsh private crop report .plcaing the condi-
tIon ut ,75,4 per cent. against ST." per cent;
last month. but cables from abroad. stated
that the splnners federation ut a meeting, ~
London yesterday had urged splnners 10 my
as little as possible for teh next three months
In order to control tho advancing tendency
OF prices, and 1t was also reported that Ian
easkre mn opsra'yes had ihrsa;sdned 70 sr no
granted. This weakened the market here. Ly;;
erpoolt broke soon after. the local opening and
under last nights finals. The weekly crop re-
mort at mld,day was not considered favorable,
and there was some talk OF high Temperatures
in Texas causing some lit 10 irrtgularity, but
generally speaking the market continued WEAK
right up to the close. when y was stead,eA 1y
enough room covering to ltft prices . eoan.a
cd OF (estInnted). COO, 900 bales.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
1866? bales against 1853 last week and lSsl
last year Estimated for the week yo00O bales
against 100,e87 last week and ISL last year.
To-day's receipts at New Orleans ,s]9 baies
against % last year and at Houston t2lo bles
against 70 last year. {4
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady, 49,.
septpmber .....,.,. go 1000 lO,sk ac 10 80
800 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. J
Richmond, Va, Aug. l, 1875
QUOTATIONS.. Hs5
] CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCF MARkETe
(Sales ut Union S.ocl' Ynrds)

5r Richmond. VA aug. !, SlSV'
Report OF the live stock market Tor the iyeeh
ending July 3lsi ~ =.
Prices about the same as last week. Best
steers, AZ dsc medium to good tqiMc.; COM
mon to fair, 3MG4c.: best heifers. 4Q4hc;: me me-
dunn TO good. SaT3Rc; common 10 talr' s V
axe; cows. lkG3hc.; bulls. ~ D3c COWS ana ana
calves tlSQa5. % per head calves. 4g6c.
Fat sheep. 3.ta4c.; common. sG21sc.; cn!is'
lhG2c.; best lambs, 6d61sc., common 70 t't'
3GS,sc.; stock ewes. s3g425 per head.
Good hogs, 6hl5Ac.; common. 4iaG5c.
head. Siarkot t' Steady; Texans 500 head; west;
200 hsaa n.d 9n9a p5@f
era ST. 25Gp4.O0; cows. f2.50G4.5O, helfers, sa3bg
sb: Gamers sl.s5al2 ~; bulls sa 49Gti * i:
sSg,c s hFhsr
butchers sd.ioG6.lo; good to choice, heavy s!,
tS.sSa6.5; bulk OF sales, sa.7dq 800. Sheep
Receipts 600 head. Sheep 10c. higher; ianns
lOG20c. higher. Good TO choice wethers. shoIn,
4 s4D64.S5; fair to choice. mixed. shorn. *iY
44o: native lambs. shorn A;7SfeI;31ss ece,nts
"a head; no trading s, feeling steady: Dressed
beef steady at 7l9c, per. pound for naive
sides. Caves--R Receipts. ?Gl head; feeling cas-,
/. ier Indiana and West Virg mia calves solG va, =,
Sd 5o66. II; mo sales OF veas reported c!lS
dressed veals steady at sIl?tsc per pou ,1,d
country dressed calves at 64lGEc; per pGuu aon
sheep and $3.50 e hssa s aa
sheen sold at ;sai S.; lambs, ;eGoaso9. Dress,
ed mutton steady a t7G9c. per p9und; dres Eal
lambs slow at 0119isc. per pound 4 ogs@!f :,
ceip,s 2,7a5 head none on safe; leel'ns steua!'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
NAVAL sT0nES

WILMINGTON. N @. Aug, l.-SPIRITs
.Tu RPENTIN Firm At bdnc.; receipts, rs
casks, Rosin--Firm at $50; receipts. l54 bar
relH, Tar-Firm at S2,00 bid receipts, so
Casks. Crude rurpentine-Flrm at $2.5OQi.LO
and 81. receipts. ia barrels =, 1.
Firm at b7i%c.; receipts ,sll casks; shipments
222 casks; sales, l.s0s casks. llosln--Firm; re-
ceipts. 400 barrels: shipments. 1929 barrels;
CIIARLESToN, IS, c., Aug. L-TURpEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Sohng doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-02
y! decentralization
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F8 LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. III
800 a. .M.-NORFOLk& LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II. 10 a. NJ. Stops only ut Petersburg,
Z .9:o5 A. SM.-CH1CAuo EXPRESS. Pnrlor
Car car Brner Service, Petersburg to Lynchburs
Columbus. Blueneld TO Cincinnati also Roam.
oke e. Knoxville, and Knoxville 70 Memphis.
Cafe Dining Car, Roanoke to Williamson,
1910 T: M.-ROANoKE E,xPR ESs. For
Farmville Lynchburg and Roanoke.
1. 300 p. M.-OCDANE SHORE LIMITED. AR
rives Norfolk $3.50 p. NJ Stops only at Peters,
burg. Wavery and Suffolk, Connects with
steamers to Boston,, Providence New York;
Baltimore and Washington. 5
~ p M.-Tor Norfolk and all stations eaAs
OF Petersburg 4l
& $3.50 =. M-NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond t. 1ynchburg and
Roanoke Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburg to
chattanoosa. Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
$50 =. M.-sr. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman.
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke TO
Columbus. Cato Dining Car.
Trains arrive from the West 7:42 4. NJ. 2;@
P. NJ. and 9:1s P. NJ; from Norfolk il:4o A. Nc
and $3.50 p. M. I'll
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