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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-28
CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE
SORTS VIA SEABoARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
/ e rn0InA ELHRT
, I',

Round-trip winter tourist rates are
now on sale by all seaboard agents to
winter resorts at greatly reduced rates
vim the seaboard Air Line. The Sea-
board Is the shortest limo to Florida by
many miles, and has the fastest time and
most complete schedules; service uns'r-
passed Two daily trains running to
Florida without change. The only d.
rect limo to Camden, Pinehurst and other
Carolina resorts.
For all information as to rates or
schedules call on any seabonrd agent,
Richmond Transfer Company or to
H. s.. Lizard. w. NJ. TAYLOR.
Dist, Pass, Agt. City Ticket Agt,
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NEW YORK, October 27.-Bradstrect's

NEW &YO11k, OCTOBER l2l.-BradStrects
Tomorrow will say:
Activity, In fact buoyancy, still charac-
terizes practically all lines OF trade and
industry. Cooler weather is a stimulus
to retail trade in all but a few small
and relatively unmportant sections Of
the country. Recorder business reflects
this in steady call from jobbers for
dry goods clothing shoes. hats. IN faet
day trade in many lines also shows effects
of early buying: The practical lifting
OF the last Of the Southern guarantees
is helping Southern trade as Is also the
higher price OF cotton. which is loosenng
'up the movement OF that staple
"A Bank clearings. though comparing with
very large total year ago, SHOW ex-
pansion. particularly at cities outside tho
Metropolis Taken as a whole. the stua-
ton is one which finds no precendents for
this the year nnsd and stress IS
tism III runaway markets are to be avoid
ed.
business failures for the week ending
October 26th, number 17s, against $50 IN
1901 -
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rICnioNp CRAM alARKRT.
Richmond, Va. Dot. q, $50
QUOTATIONS
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoRT or R1cHMoNp. ocr. q. 1so5

PORT OF RICHMOND OCT. q, 1905.
ARRIVED.
"a Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. merchan'
disc and passengers, Old Domtnion line.
SAILED. @
Steamer Pccahontas, GraveA. Nor1ok 1Hsr"
chandise and passengers virginia Navigation
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. 81. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney Baltimore
! Steamer Elm City, Haynes Mattaponi River
passengers and general cargo.
I. 49, gt SAILED, te q
Steamer Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore,
and general cargo.
Elm City; Haynes, Matapon1 River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
Z 7af1s'f9 555 tls. ARRIVED
Schooner Bayard Barnes, Providence.
Schooner Maria O. Teel, Salem. 3sfs&
Schooner J., l.. Sprngue, Lynn.
Schooner Mary W, Bowen. Providence.
Schooner Josie II. Burt. New York
SAILED, i
!. Steamer Amsteldyk, Rotterdam and Amster-
dam,
Schooner Independent, Portsmouth.
Schooner Marcus L.. Uran, boston,
barge Virginia Palmer, Pawtucket,
Schooner Rebecca Sheppard, Lynn. Y&
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WINTER TOURIST RATES. VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
ikf4sss Sr41tl&t Rail ROAD ,t5syt1 4ff

Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to ali Southern Winter Resorts. Via tho
Atlantic Coast Line. This line is thu
Shortest, Quekest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the. North and South.
1t offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalledfb by none. You make no
change to Florida polntsN have two
through trains daily
Full information, apply to agents OF the
Company, or 8. lss. 65
Richmond, Va,
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N zz Nv! N
October 1885.

ls October 1-19Oo. stsa
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, u
$500 A. M.-NORrOLk LIMITED. Arrlva(
Norfolk 1870 A. NJ. stops Only az Pstersbur1s I;
EWaverly and SUFFOLK, 4. . y - IL
9:05 x. MIST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex1tj
PRESS. Parlor Car, Broiler Service. Petersburg
to Llnchburg and Roanok6:l Pullman Seeperi
Roanoke To Columbus. Hluetield to Cincinnati
Memphis. Cafe Dining Car Roanoke to ByVil-8
hanson. 49,, y ~ ',,.--N
Furnye., LynshbpTg ian, and 1, Roan9k frrn ~
rives Norfolk $500 p. NJ, stops only at Peters,
burg Wayer.y and suffolk. Connects WIN
Steamers 10 BOSTON, Proyidenee. New York.
baltimore and Washing ton. st, 4tstS S6Sf AZ
7:s5 p. M,--For Norfolk and I'LL stations east
q 3 80 msi 5. M.nsNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Shoppers Richmond TO Lynehhurg ana
CHATTANOOGA. Memphis and New Orleans Gaze
i' s:sS r, M.-wEsTERN EXPRESS. Pullman.
Sleenar, Richmond and Petersburg TO East
Raaford and Roanoke 10 chleago Gale Dinins
Car .,a#. =, -
p. NJ. and s;lS p, NJ; from Norfolk lisp' a. ~
aH on sss' No. as Eas, Main street. I, !, !.
w. n, BENIf.L, g, IL 60SLEf..
Gepl Pass Agt DIST Pass, AEts
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WELDON FAIR,
Record Breaking Crowd rot-
ting Horse Drops Dead.
I I(Sneolal "a Tho TImes-DLapntn

1900 1HNeo1RI 10 TIC T71HFVrDIHpHtGE,l F7H !
steady tt fall Of rain Al day yesterday, three
thousand ATTENDED ! The fair, Owing e q
weather To-day vas the most Favorable
Of the The week, and The attendance was
record breaker for Fridays, i, =,
ton, Of idttletnn, fell dead on tic track
Yesterday While being exercised for a
frottjng race, This horse cost originally
$500. and was one OF the fastest on the
track, X
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TWO WEEKS RETRIEVE
GRANTED MURDERER
nv Assnrinted Prass,

a5#G (By Associated Press) @
4 ROANOKE, VA, October 27,-Cephas
loo!ndexter, colored under sentence to
hang to-day at Rocky Mount. for tho
murder of United States Deputy Marshal
Tack Wade. whom he shot to death with
a shotgun while resisting arrest, was at
the last moment reprIeved for two weeks
by Governor Montague. The reprieye was
granted to allow some evidence to be pre-
scented to the Governor looking to a new
trial,
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JAMESTOWN PRESIDENT
VISITS SECRETARIES
1Bv Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON, October 27.-Henry st.
George Tucker. president Of the James
town Exposition Company, was at the
War Department to-day, and had con-
ference with Secretary Taft in reference
10 the War Department exhibit at the
exposition. He has had similar confer
enccs with other members Of the Cabinet
He ia going 10 Europe In the interests Of
the exposition. and has procured Gre
dentiuls from the State Department.
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r.. ,cadinr fu,ures RANGED a. follows:
= ~ h 10y lsllSA

FIRM No. ? spring wheat s7@sec.; No. 3, no
ssc.: No. 2 red SSH g31e. No. corn; osc:t, NO;
yellow. s4N@5ihc. No; pats; sl as ~ N., :
rye 7eT7:sc Good feeding barley. 9c far
choice mailing satic Mo- naase nv s ga
:, *, 81 Ness PORK per barral. 5000; lard. per
co pounds. T.oa; shor. ribs sides doosel,
81 s7M97s5:6 short cloar sides Sboxedl, Sl.s sa
7Ge5 whisky, basis of high wines 81; 20:
Glover. contract grade. sla.a5. Butter--Market
steady ereameries, 17%Sesc. dairles; Meee,
mn rk. cases included &c.,; firsts. ec.; prime
hists.s &C.; extras. SC
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Atlanta $i,s11.24s increase 25.2.
Norfolk ;2,27osG3. increase 1854.
Nashville s3,133,5S9. increase 1874.
Knoxville $1,3sG.1 1877. increase 25.4.
Augusta $3.50. 4eG, increase 21.7.
Birmingham 81 $40, so, increase 21.5.
Chattanooga sl,34121o, Increase e2.S
Jacksonville $1.OSl.42s increase 431.
Houston s21,687.293, increase 800
Galveston sl4.j72,00 increase 4.3.
37
1874.
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DAY STARTS WITH
BRISK TRADING / | IN
Bulk Of Business Disposed Of
Within An Hour After
Market Opened.
DEPRESSION SOON FOLLOWED
Decline Was Temporarily Ar
rested Only to Fall Back
and Close Weak.
DEPRESSION SOON FOLLOWED
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK. October 27.-Thc stock
market started OF at an active pace to-
day. but the first hour OF trading alb
sorbcd the bulk Of the days business,
and thereafter Sthcrc was n notable
shrjnkagc in the volume OF transactions
until the weak closing. The activity OF
the first hour was caused by a contest
between conflicting forces. There was
large selling for foreign account, and
the market was plainly under the con-
gtinucd inulIcncc OF depression manifest at
the close yesterday. Support was forth
coming but required Quite large, buying
to sustain values against the selling
pressure. When the decline was arrest
ed prices crcpt UP again and for long
time hung practically suspended about
last nights closing level. The NORTH
ern Securities group came into proni-
nencc on the assumption that the re.
turn 10 the New York of the head OF
the Union PasIGc Railroad Compane
would be followed BY developments :, n
the Northern Securities settlement. Inc
strong upward movement Of Stanadrd
OIL in the cuhb market was snbJect
or comment and had great influence III
keeping the midday stock market nrnl;;
Tho stock market held its recovered leVei
poorly and during the last half hour o.
the trading fell back to the lowest. anu
closed weak and active. Bonaiss ,e w ena
heavy, Total sales. pnT value, 33,isoVu!;
United States bonds were all pnchahsea
on call. Total sales, 800 shares.
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Sold 1t AS Agents.
Richmond. Va, October Q

? =
Editor Tho Times Dispatch:
slr.-Your telegram from Norfolk In
this mornings paper concerning the At
lantic Hotel, does us an injustice.
1t Is not true that ut any time "the
Williams syndicate attempted to acquire
the property and build hotel on It,"
1t Is not true that the property sis
now In the possession OF court Offices"
There is no great deal of mystery
and complication In the affairs OF the
property" The simple fact IS that we
had written authority from the actual
owner OF the property to sell the prop
erty at n price not less than SAFE, 900 and
acting under this authority, which has
never beer revoked, we have negotiated
q sale MS agents for the owner, which
we expect the owner to peacefully COM
Ply with,
Yours very truly.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS g. SONS.
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Southern Railway,

SCHEDULE IN lsFF,Ecr OCT. is. 1905. ii
~, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONDT ~. 5S,S
.:s9 &. n -paily-Local for. Charlotte, n. c.
y :s9 Z. M. Observation-Disclosures Pullman "a
Atanta and Birmingham, New Oreans
~, memphis. Chattanooga and all the South. ~
,s:@S +. M.-E1; Sunday-kcysvile Local. 527 n "a
~ 'So Z. M.-Dally-Litnted-I'u ready -
4. NJ, Tor all tho South. - 80
- YORK RIVER LINE. "a ~
ne IaSor1tet route TO Baltimore and Eestarn
points Leaves Richmond 4:2o p NJ, daily.
2:5 +. n IL Observation-Disclosures Sunday 5$ls
4 t:2o r. M--Except Sunday-For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call at York;
Town Town and Clay Bank Mondays, W'sdnes.;
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
ana sn Allmonda Tuesdays Thursday and
4:s A; M..Exeept sunday-Loca, m,r.I 70,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:S3 A. NJ. and 6:42 p. M.-From all the South,
p 3:3 T. M.-From Charlotte and Durham. 653575]
$40 a. M.-From Keysville and intermediate
s:a5 a. M.-Baltimoro and west Point. III;
fo:S A. NJ. = Daily--Except Sunday and Mons
day: S;1o F =! y. daily. & excep. sunday-'
C., W. wFs,rpIrRvI. u. P. A.. Richmond. va.
$. H.. HARDW1CK. w. II QTAYU0E, nj
HI SPENCER. Cent Mr., -.
Il Washington. D. c. S39 q IS 5
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ONE WAY COT Nls,TysEl, MATES.
NJ. chIeauo ore al N ,,t,rn RiaIlwys

Via chIsago Great Western Railway.
to points In Arizona, California, Colo.
RADIO, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon,
Utah.. washington, Alberta and British
Columbia. Tickets on sale September
18th to October slst. Choice Of routes,
For$ further Information apply to w. u,
Mcconnell. p. A., Sal Bourse Ruild-
3 Gg, Philadelphia. PA
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Atlantic Coast ine.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRo>&
55a STREET STATION. 5s5lls3j s45
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. APRIL 18TH }i$s
& e:05 A. MA c.. I. Express to all points
.ss South s,sEtys4&
z 500 a. M.--PetersburE and Norfolk. 55{3.
1910 2. ~ -petersburs ana N and w. Wssts I'm
2 500 p. M-Petersburg and Norfolk. &
s4:lO p. M.-Godsboro local. ia Fl
6:46 p. M.--Peteisburg Local. Ell 5l3
7:25 p. M.-.'Florda Eand West Indian Lime
S5 lte1,,a to all points South. 7, Z,
$3.50 z. M.-Petersbur6 and n and w. Wsst.4,s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMONp-pA1LY.
. 4:07 IA. NJ; g7:42 "A. NJ 1888 =; n. '.le o:fn1
"A. M; li:40 A. MI 1900 P. NJ; 205 p, A.; 500
p. M;57:46 p, M$;30us F. NJ. 81
Except Sunday '.snnday only; Z. "
c. s. CAMBHLL,t Div. Pass AEt- 9sS$s
w. ]. CRAIG. Gen. Piss AIT
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For New York.

Via Might Line Steamers except Saturday,,
maxim. Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
ship following day a. 4 MA alss Mori nns
rhesapsaka and Ohio Ry. Mt o A. N. and I r.
n. = making connection daily Except, sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing OF Z
20 BOSWELL City Ticket Agent, sos p
Main Etree.; j. i. MAYER. Agent. Steamers
Wharf; II. n. WALKER. v. p. and I. ~.
New York. n. Z.
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THE SHORTEST AND MOST COM
PORTABLE TRIP TO lRMlNG.g
li5aMIIa Al 49,. 81 a

Is via the Southern Railway Two
through trains daily from Richmond, with
Pullmans and Dining Cars, the service
OF which Is maintained at the highest
standard OF excellence.
Winter Tourists Tickets now on sale
to Florida and many points in the South
by this popular route.
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r. f. p. E F'sssfss: !.


lrAlns Leave MISUNDERSTANDING
AIS A. M.--Dnlly-Byrd 81. Through. MI
6:4o A M.-Daily-Main 81. Through. IN TX
7:s5 A. M-zWeek Days-nolba. Ashland 8 ll Ae-6
$40 A. Ms-Dayly-Byrd St. Through. Local
1905 noon--Wsek pays-gyrd ST. Through:
af' burg gAccommoda ton. '4} tSlfS4a5
$50 P. M.--Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ac-5
a sos p. M@Daliy-Byrd ST. Through.
Trains " Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
II $40 AZ M.-.Week Days-Elba- Ashland :Ac. 4
$40 q M.IWssk Pay vs. ST. Fred lr- q
k S:a5 A. AL--Daily-Byrd st. T through. VI
Z II 80 a. NJ. Week Days-Byrd st Throus1.s
,.14 P. M-paiiy-Main ST.. Through.
Gas PM.aWesa Days-Eha. Ashland hlfa As
so 10 +. M-Dai iiysyfd St. through. Local
$50 r. M-Da,ly-Main st.. Through fssSsI
g @NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on 6
all above tralns.7 except trains arriving Rlch.s
rond II 80 "A. NJ week days, and local accom- ]
Time OF arrivals and departures and connee-s
lions not guaranteed. y. . X. I. IA
Gent. Manr.. Asst Gen'l. Mani. Traf.3 Man
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pn,ry, 4sa4se. no4ln-s,eaay al u.osa41o.

T + &. J = II 4 ~
country, 4Ml4hc. Rosin--steady at b.o5J4.lo.
Tur7,entine-s,eady at Ioa47ie: 49, 81.
h Rice--Quiei. Moiasses-Quiet. Conec-.spot
Rio. QUIET; No. Z invoice. shc. Futures clored
unchanged TO y points higher. sugaT-n ,!aa
nioasses sugar. .'se. refined, ~. aue, ,,s,.s
strong: small and large Sept ember fancy. l?c.
OCTOBER, lsMc Egs.-strong and unchanged.
Potatoes--1rish. steady and r l,ai,s !;
FIRM and unchanged: Peanu,s-s!eady and I'M
If.o,gon,e.d oiS-Strong on good export dema nd
ana otrinss pre erp peiow q
ss.c.: prime white, 2s!4@eec.; prime winter vel
low, esh d29c. ,,.s
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 2. The polite indus.
trial crisis in Russia kept pit here
in turmoil to-day. After pricen had ranged l
from lc. above yss,erlay'y erals 70 &c. below J.
peint OF the session: For the May op, ion ihs
ne, loss vas Sci May isdow x ~; "a Corn nraY,. Is
ions 5Q7hc
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md Oct. .1.-Seaooa .,a.., ~ a.
Line common. a5t26; do preferred, not quoted
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MONEY AND BXCHANGE-CL 1osI
Money on cal st e1yaysa i ats I'll. Per cent.
cl9sns bid s1,4 ARM cn g. days and % days,
Tlsaf4 81 s0Hn per cent, sixInonths go
Prime mercantile paper; Sq eIoppi en- Germ Arm
sterling exchange, strG 1n ba q bills,
Nth atasl Snsi for and At .s5
soass.S Tor 90 day bills rossed f ram.
H.saNsi1;2 and d As1 , aaTats silver. 6 81
w W S..iaan Ednllars a.
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Clyde Steamship Co.'s

8tsf PHILADELPHIA.
RIcHMoNp AND NORFOLK LINE.
Freight received ana deliFersd aalsy az y
and Kwy Co.'S pepWSt SsfspN!sss sa. aaS
Agent. Va. NAY. Co.'S Wharf. Rockets
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New Jersey Central gen. ss................ 1917
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loiN
Northern Pacific 3s........................... 7Sh
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... 1oiN
oregon Short Line refunding ts............ 97M
Pennsylvania conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0ah
Reading General l02,d
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s........ llsM
81. Louis and San Francisco fs. 4s.......... 50 Z
st. Louis Southwestern con. ;s.......,.... say
seaboard Air lime Observation-Disclosures. s9A
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Southern Pacific list 34s. certificates. g7h
Southern Railway 6s.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1904
Texas and Pacific lsts.... ................. 1874
Toledo. ST.. J.. and Western As. ........... s4h
Southern Pacific l05is
Union Pacific conv. e. ..................... 10 u
United States Steel I'd bs. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Wabash LIFTS Observation-Disclosures. 1l3
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. 7i..
Western Nd As. S7ss
Wheeling and Lake Erie acknowledgements. gok
Wisconsin Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9sk
NJ. and o. Col. IT. IS (orered). .......... 931.
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SEABO AR ID.
A1R LINE RAILWAY !,

l-91Sn. 2t4sasis
TRAINS LEAVE ItIcIIMoND-,pAlLf'.
o;lO A. M,--l.oral--For Nor!na aud iiar.st.
ESQ y, M,--Senboard East Nall ay aauAni
jacksonville. Atlanta, birmingham snd
Southwest t#, III
1000 z, M.-Seahoard Express saynNnah Lack'
sonYlle, Atlanta. Birmingham ara fieutn-
west 7Eg
TRAINS ARRIVE RtGIiMCsith
6.a5 A. M,--From Florida, Atlanta ard S2uii>N
4;t5 P'M-From Florida, Atlanta Ell senp-
wasts tll5 HI
$50 y M-Frpm Local Points.
II. s.. Lizard, ", NJ. IA fLpR.
Dist pass, Agent. CITY Ticxet Aren't
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,vigation Co.

NJ. - irginia Navigation Co.
NsLdH JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
>4HHMN STEAMER 20 csAHo Mt A Is
ERE|S1f LEAVES MONDAY WIDNES-
0EaEY3S- DAY AND FRIDAY AT I
NS9W&-S A. M. for Norfolk. Portsmouth
H<H1 Old Point, Newport News. Clare
l5 mont and Janea River landings.
ana connecting at old Point for Washington
Baltimore and the North stalerooms re-
trio cars direct TO the wharf, Fare only
s.. 20 and 81 Norfa.k.
Freight Nreperved for above named places and
nil poirits in Eastern aYrglata and North Caro-
lima. IRWIN WElsIdER- Gent. Mgr.
u, A, BARBER, Jr,. Secretary
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THE8WAY is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t9 SERVICE RESTORED.

SE Nv }s18ss
The Southern Railway announces that
the yellow fever quarantine in the South
has practically been withdrawn by all
OF the Southern States,
It's through sleeping car service has
been restored to New Orleans. and the
sales OF through tickets to New Orleans
and TO all points South and Southwest
through New Orleans and other Southern
gateways has been resumed
This ainformation will meet with much
favor with the travelling public, as the
Southern Railway With It's elegant sc me .
,,les and through car arrangements to
tho South and Southwest IS the favorlte
route.
Low rate winter trouists' tickets to
Florida. Cuba. South Carolina, Georgia.
Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, mississippi
and many resort points in the South South are
now on sale. 81
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FIRST OF THE SEASON

Acres Of ehrysanfhemums In fun
bloom, Mark THOMPSON pablla Farm,
Take Westhampton car.
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STEAM BOATS.
n STEAMBOATS,.
.@Nld Dominion
W Steamship co.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening tfoot Asa
strset) att p. NJ. stopping at Newport News
en- route Fare $3.50 one way, s4eo round trip
Including stateroom BERTH: meals. Owe, each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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.UDichnlond 6 Petersburg
re Electric Railway.

cars leave corner OF seventh and Perry
st9aIy HanehsISs syeTy aous 81. Ih , A,sur
ti Hmited T. car s:is u daily, except SUNDAY
cara leave Petersburg, foot " sycamore
Street, every hour from 6;Ss a; TO l0;aS T.,
IL Last car il;iQ r. ~. Limited car f;l5 A,
All cara from Peterspprg connectins Rich,
n,ond cars,
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shade higher for top grades Minnesota patent.
q 6oda, 90. Rye Flour Firm, puckwlleat
Elour-Qu!et. MISUNDERSTANDING Cornmea--
Wheat Steady; No, red. 85hc, elevator.
OPTIONS MqAc, net lower. May, s4Nc, Deceln-
corn-F Firm; No, 9, eslsc elevator Options
AZ; lower to Nc. higher, January t5tsc,; May,
S Sa,t Sd. december, bsMc Oats-INirm; mixed.
,lseef-stoady Cut Meats--steady. Lard
STEADY; refin r steady. Pork-Easy; short
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Spot cotton closed quiet; middllng uplands.
TO- 65; middlng guf, 1890; sales, l.ts7 bales.
Cotton quiet; mIddns, 1865; gross receipts.
s.4es bales sales. l4s7 bales; stock, 2447a2
bales
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts, SOB
bales; export to Great Britain S,ySo pales; y, 70
bales: stock, 0i36 i3 bales.
Z Consolidated OF all ports-Net receipts, a9S, Sb
bales; export to Great Britain, 49, los bales TO-
France. s3.43l bales; ia the Continent, 6s'94s
bales; to Japan, GOO bales,
Total since September LIST ut all norts-Net
receipts oo3l, 9g7 bales export to Great Britain,
$50, 0l5 bales; to France, ls3.4H bales; to the
Continent. 6S4,sl4 bales; to Mexico, 100 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-28
Bradstreet's Report.
(By Associated Press.)

Total Canada 1858, 2s3, Increase I. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-28

Yours very truly.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS g. SONS.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-09-22

cate of location OF said johnson Nc
: so6e ts Of record In the ONCE OF ~:
Dsstrict Mining Recorder of, Goldheid
n<inine District in Book A at page Ions
81 said records, and in the Office of ths
p.corder rf Nye County, Nevada, RooS
NJ ~ Mining Locations at page 800 or
said Nye County records. and in the
oaBce of the Recorder of Esmeralda
County. Nevada. in Book X of Mining
Locations at page 499 of said Esmeralds
County records:
claims. as shown by plat of survey, are
the Cottontail lode, U. s. Survey No
992s. on the. West; Johnson No 3 lode
nns,irveyed, on the North and West
and the Gold King lode, unsurveyed, on
the East and South.
knv and all persons claiming adverse
" the mining ground and premises, or
any norton thereof so described ana
anplied for, are hereby notified that un-
according to law, and the regulations
therennder. within the sixty days period
Of nubiication hereof with the Register
Of he United States Land Office at Car
eon CITY. Nevada, they will be barred in
yirtne of the provisions of said statute
~ o. II. GALLUP, Register.
TO. III. Gallup. Register of the u. s.
Land Office at Carson City, Nevada
hereby designate The Goldfeld Newa
a weekly newspaper peblished at Cold
field. Nevada, in which the foregoing
nuhlisbed for the period OF ten consecu-
i've ~ O. II. GALLUP, Register.
Date of first publication July 20. 1905.
Warwick M. Downing, Law Attorney for
applicant.