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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
THE AUGURATION NJ
Governor Will Go With Staff.
Dispensary. Wrangle.

Special to The Z, Times Il Dispatch
IA;LEIGH, e., .lt has =, been
members Of Ills personal staff 4 and two
companies of tho North Carolina nat onals
guard will intend tho inaugural cercmo--88
MES ut Washing tom d.
representatives n9tthe General Assembly
are In tho midst Of ID bitter Wrungle oyer
the question Of II change IN the q vision
of the profits of the. Raleigh dlspensnly.S
tho clty.receiyes ItlIf ana the county half
of theSprohts. Now tho county Introduces.
"a. bill In the; gisature to give t he city
third. and the county road fund one-third
The bill was introduced under cover of q,
2title&"to improve Wake county; ron ds''sand
had passed the House before .it6wo $ dis
where there VA DO n fight made against
1T, The opinlongi is general around Raleigh
5thnts3if the bill carries n will result In
breaking up tho dispensary I,
full criminals provided for Mt this session
of the General Assembly. the House COM
5mlttee having B"lyen an bunfavornhle report
on tho Senate bill approprlating $4,000
STheGact Of tho Legislature repeal ng Nil
laws and clauses OF laws pertaining to-
5pilotage regulations at the port OF NVil-s
$mlngton was ratified to-day and SNOW.
sVestlge 3of II State regulation OF the port
is swept away anu vessels Of any and all
sizes can enter Tie ports twill wlth,or
without rllotaEG, every .cantaln taking his
must mako individual contracts with
them. The business men expect to employ
pilots OF their own to compete With the
Epilotage association In the event there
charges They viii also operate a, tug for
toWagey purposes to the same end, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
WANT S25,O 900 NOR 6
FOR C HAR LIZ TTESVILLEl

Il If, (From Our Regular Correspondents 3
ga WASHINGTON, X D. e. .,5 a Feb Ak
though there is no poHslbility333of tho
omnibus public buildings Till gett ting
through at this session. some Of the
mem bers of the II ousa who have Items in
tho bill hope to be able to get approp lln.-.
tons for incomplete work through,
amen1ments,5 which will n DO apu n on the
#sundry civil bill in the Senate.
I Representative Hay, of Virginia, said
today that he hoped 9 secure all in
crease@ of the limit Eof cost .of the public
building being erected at Charlottesville
lin this way. Tho y uildings bill contains
m item 4nppropriuting the sum of $685. 900
additional 10th work. Senator Martin
will B try to have the sundry civil bill,
amended I SO as to make this approprlt-
ton. s 5.t (. IA 4 ~ s. I. az
who expected to get new buildings
through tho Bill. Mo sundry clvll bill
will9not be alnended5by making provisions
II for new work. III IS n ~ 4aS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
FULTON L. II NOTES or

I'll, II, "a meeting which Denny Street
Methodiss Church has been ,r tee
some besnaa saaas 81 Tie
~, l}ran srord OF Danvile. dcliEe .,sa
ID powerful sermon to a. la re anu a!
r;urs OF Matoaca. Va Is directing n large
chorus which provides excellcnt music, ~
meeting will continue every fig uh'll
The REV. george Wesley ones, Of Park Place
methodist OF 's ~ stnte
Street 81; Mr.. Jones viii leave for his home this
IT Nnrfoik Va. 4. has returned home after o
hr,ef visit TO friends and relatives mere.
Miss Siyra ,bnIkeyle, Va, a.
IL ho,n Sis'!nns i a'sS IF eita Hill
Mrs Lee Of Church Hil @nse Miss 1'a &c 10
Rutn a 81 sudaet ssYsss' Butln.
on Lewis Street. and is SUI - ~
room. q - !. y ~, I, NJ ardoraed
IA. d MInnie 'whtiaW few evenings
her home on Denny Street. anu z an y tS eve
ming real sn'9ymsn fss
Parker. Annie Brown: Dore. Isarlow,-8 v 70,
Brown. and Minnie WhitloW;9M essrs e. Col
GW sIl lam coEn 81 Norfolk, va, H. Barker
d. i Barker and Watkins.
for q fthe nv Week ending February 24t is
Icy Bessie aaughan Noel Rrnee Rev.
G Sarn sncad = Pearl s. snead Claire Afaines,
4 racic Leonard, Elsie Lacy, Zoe Shrecengost,
John Davidson, Frank Kirby. Jesse RonlerI
The ladies' Of Four Mile Creek l3aptlstf Church
arc making arrangements ito glseS 81 cantata
5.HAfrs william III. Miller. who has been ex-
treinels: III at her home on Louisiana Street, is
improylng &. ~ ~ !,
Virginia 3 Downey, OF N a lexa ndria. Ma, Saro
visiting Mr.. James Hartley. on Louisiana
Miss stone il Visiting friends and relatives
n, cxandrin. IN L.t.5i n a,lsllN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
SENATE MUST I'7RECEDE
0R7iHE BIL ] |I| FAIL I. VI !.
House g onferees Will y Refuse to
Agree to Bal son Amendm
Concerning Cotton Statistics.
nv q ss.o,cla mi 91,rcsy. !

WAS Jim Gro N, Z FEB. n The agricul-;i
|trral appropriat ION BILL will fall unless
Stlic&5 sennta %rece des5 from the Bacon
amendment requiring cotton statistics to
be gathered twice month instead Of
monthly as at present. This ultilnatun1
has gone forth from he "A onse 1conferees
OH the bill II he lIo use ..nruct icallyl has
yielded all Of the increases ri the Senate lt'E
4 III the m ea sure. 'I'1he cctton statistics
amendment and hose Of The Senate re-
gardlng experiments With heat, tobacco
and rice culture, are $all that remain un-
settled between the conferees. The latter
three are snail mat ters and can be easily
\ agreed on when tliat 81 ega.yllng cotton
has been lsposed OF. Officials of the De-,
9rartment 4 Of Is tgricult ure have DC ! en-
\ sounaed by The House don't erees on IL TN ne
#bill ana are not In ayor Of the amend
iment.s It's operation would require a de-
fparture e from d. the present methods 4 Of
gathering co ton sta which q
through an immense corps Of cotton tt;t,l
growers and ginncrs who make Il reports
to tho departing without conf ensattt e
4 The new p Ian would entai the employ
Sn,cnt Of special agent Is on sal larry throu ghl-
$out the cotton belt ..SS33ss the opinion Of
the House cont erees this means opening
the doori2to an army q e special agents
ia report on every knoy YIN crop IN i he
country. a meeting 81 the conf erees was as
held to- day j but a u was announced that IA;
no other moe tin g. va ecessary until lnt the
Senate confer decide q Sconsen to the
Felimination the tionable amend end
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
THE# II: ri & HECK SYSTEM.

81 THE REBATE CHECK SYSTEM.
Tho issuance Of books Of checks tenti Il
Ting the holders thereof IL O. generous
discount on every cash purc tla Sc 1 mace y
the leading stores In this cit III n
The chief object OF the. Rebate S'eck
System: Is to encourage you 70 pay ca 81
for fswyyhn teve Ell You purchase, thereby guar
Enntccing to you an actual So ING Q rive nv
cents on every dollar you spend. q.
NE over two hundred Of the clty,s yh AGE
awake. progressive merchants have signed
contracts TO accept rebate checks and
new ones are being added to this list
every day. You can plainly see hist It
"a 10 Your advantage to spend your
money with merchants that accent re-
bate checks. Give these merchants the
great bulk Of your valued patronEaEe.Sand
do everything In your power TO induce
%our friends and neighbours TO 90 q llke7
wise. ~ Ne III 8 if 4; , 1t
5 ,rhe man or woman who uses rebate
checks actually saves one cent on every
twenty cents cash purchase, two cents on
every forty cents cash purchase, four
cents on every eighty cents cash pur-
chase five cents on every II cash pur-
chase, twenty-five cents on every 80 cnsll
pllrchase, fifty cents OH every $40 cash
purchase and so on. See what this
means to you In tho course OF a year. or
even In a month ora weekly 4 liit5t
The grocers accept the rebate checks,
tho butchers accept them, too, and 50 do
tho dry goods, clothing, shoe, millinery
and furniture stores. The plumbers and
the electricians accept them, and so do
the stove dealers and the wood and coal
dcalers In fact, there Is hardly q store
In any branch OF business that Is not,
glad to accept them with your cash pur-
chases, IN. " lf5
] BY the aid of rebate checks the man
that spends five dollars n week will nc-
5tually save enough on his purchases to
keep his lodge dues and life Insurance
policies paid up. The woman who spends
but q dollar saves her nickel car fare, It
doesn't require much figuring ia quickly
see the tremendous financial help tho
rebate checks will be to 5yo,l
A book Of checks, worth $40 lin dis
counts, costs you but one dollar. +.
X a clear unquestloncd saving to VOL,
Of nine dollars $50. The book is as good
as a CERT fled check on any bank for5ten
dollars (sl0), Take the checks and spend
them tha same as actual money for 5
per cent, OF anything you buy for cash,
See Rebate Check Directory and Times
Dispatch for list OF stores that VIII tac-
Ioept rebat % OH cks.J glss3 u t5 & y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
HICKS
HANGS n | { !. II
Former Richmond Man Gut
$$75 Down Just III Time to 8I,{SI
NJ gt5 85s3 Save Hin. II.
Us d ED SMALL COTTON ROPE
He Is insAtt,s Newport News
85Hs5s Jail Awaiting Trial
H for Forgery sis
The 1,imes-D tch,)

Special to The 1mes-Di spatch,) Y ST. aS$I
III NEWPo ri N r,vI S, Az Fob. Ss q
s. Delaney Hicks, the specialist, who has !
been mail hero for the past two months
on tho charge Of forgery. attempted to-
commit suicide In his cell late SO turdaySi
night. For some time tho doctor has
been iii a bad state Of mind, and It has
beer, evident that he was either real Stln-S
balanced or WAS Sshnmnlng g. ~ GSSS;sSS
Ii Saturday night julius 4. Lane, an old |;
white man who u Is serving SIX months
for larceny heard q noise in the do tor.s y
eel; and, upon making an irlvesti gu toll
discovered the specialist hang ling 5t the
bars by a small cot ton rope. 4as Tanes& and i
another prisoner quickly lowered him to-
the floor I, and In 4 d few minutes ho Sre-s&
Svived Since that time Dr. SS Fl lex has
had nothing ITO say to the jaler or /, his
fellow pr isoners az ElS
rho ctsse of Dr.. Hicks I has bean con-
tinued until tho next term OF the Corr
porntion Court, upon II d 3 motion BY u his
attorney, j. G .Titon,& orfol is
At mldnigh & Saturday nj ht3 the jury
In tho Corporation Court returned a YER
dict q mot guilty. In tho case gof young
Claude ID. Vaughn charged It'll criminal
ASSAULT Tho prisoner WINS ID targed With
assaultlng Florence Roberts. Il fteen years
old. IN 5 Ss5
The case Of j \. Samuel Jones, u the young
amateur actor, who Il 10 in jail charged
with iarceny, was to-day 9 on ttnued on II
account OF the! illness Of the prlnc palE
witness for tho Commonwealth III
/ The local mil itary companies are com S
|pleting arrangements for the n trip I to-
W1shingt ton Friday VI with tho Seventy first
Regiment. ~ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Pilot Association to Appeal.

MoRroLK; "a Feb 27The KIsgnla
Will appeal to thu Supreme Court from
the decisionof III dge yYaddlll In the case
Of tho owners Of tho steamer Donald
against Pilot Guy and the Pilot AssoGla-
Is responsible for damages caused by 4 q
collision between he steamer Donald md
the schooner George Churchman, while
has; STEAMER was III charge Of Piiot Guy,
pince the responsibility for accidents to
vessels by holding. the pilots In charge
responsible for the safety OF
ships under their command, &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Colonel Miles's, Funeral.

(speeal q The Tim 4, p9!ls|Ratch)
se ntN'stg of the late Colonel George W,3
Miles took place here Al, \ y @ clock this
morning from the Methodist Church y The
e cor hyl the pastor Rev, Tyler
shaln'lof the Baptist Church The floral
offerings were rich and beaut!f W.; q large
cd the remains 4, Round Hill Cemetery
Where they were laid to rest IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
BIZ Rlohmon d Auotl on5 c o.
Auot lone Ors |. 2s
Hands ONE " alnut Hall8
Rack S, Ebony pa .! U 81 ca a "
mel, N ahog any Boo|k I, GO q ( se5
and Secret Drop ] 4 lie az 4
Sewing 4 \ ch ] /! i * J
.auct on
tues FEBR j Any 2oth..

7yYel Will sci, gT UEsD1NY = bruarysSa
ut our are rooms N 2o5 East Main
nut Hnll Racks; from tts Frrnrlk In streets
residence 81 extrtl hand sone 'nrl or
onyS Stand inIald wi TIL worry: cost g bout
and Secretary II p-to- Date Drop. FIeadS
Standard Sewing u Machin es, RI ~ Il enltsiiR
Oak sideboard, Iron Beds, F. q IL Ind Felt
Oak md lnu t%S II tensiot 4
Tables, Fold ne$ b eds a Vnrdrob les, 81 les
boards, Hail 1 Racks, Chi ffonier.sS Bed 1
Lounge, Cha bers s. ISL Odd = ureatls
and IVnshs lands, If Cool XII Stoves, Fl tures,sS
A's M q ri cH asIi. D. XUcTIo
5S Geo. III. Vnlent tine uctioneer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Il Removal 81 Civil Officers,
so fRy.. 5AssocIated Press, ) RI

81 IN ysAssociate ed Press. "A
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-se senator l3a-s
con to- day presented to the Senate 'ta. g
resolutionfor a constitutional 3ame 1,dme Mt
providing & for the removal of civil officers
Of 4 the United States for tmbeci!ity IN N q
competence, II malfeasancc in office and and
In office. 33s * 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Lynch Would Whip Them.

byd'Mr, Lynch to provide forRthe work
81 jail prisoners on the sewers !, Of t Tie
city has been SO amended by ne J, SUB.
committee 70 which y was referred y a q
to work ten lashcs instead Of imposing
a fine OF 3s25. The amendment was 33of-
fered by the patron OF the ord nance, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Nominations Confirmed,
n, ssocInted Fress.)

g M gG3yf Assoclnted Fress.l =, ~
WASHINGTON, Feb 27,-lhe eslla.e
has confirmed the following ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e.
~, I'D a a for the port of New Orleans,
'is9,s ,,,as crs-- Aiubanu, james IL, Davis,
IA q. "a vette, j. AZ, Clayton. Epsley
s, ,sH ] Eosier, Jackson
isSyirginln- Howard ,Ps Dodge NJ anass !; !
4 William Frye ,rebbetts to be co49eeloF
OF customs at Mobile Als,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Guy Newall Boothby,
(By Associated

n n LONDON, Feb, 2Stiny Newall Booth
by. the novelist, Is dead from, conlpl lea
itEnS of diseases, following an q tack OF
Iinrluenza. lie was born IN 1857,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
AFEl:FIRMs DECISION,
Goods Shipped to Agents for Dis
4 trihution Immune From Law.

Sf n Se ny Associated Press,)
Nv sIIINGTUN, Feb. ~. The Supreme Court
OF tho United States today nilir!ned me 10.
Ierrp,a - IN the case Of Frank u, kehrer va,
Andrew Z. sSe oat q fon eer,
lect n taxSof 5000 from Kehrer Ms the
Atlanta agent85o Of Nelson Morris 8 Co. Of
chicago, underline state lay, King g taN 1, q
l,,eso in tho State Tho Georgia court held
hat in cases IN which meats %s re-, merely a
COZ tho law cannot be sustained boz
eause II is an Interference with Interstate
commerce, but thatlln cages IN VII Gh they
nre 9shjpped to HIN for s9l y ! " va id ana
INT under Al tho agent Is liable for he tax
The opinion to-day MAS delivered by Justice
McKeIna, % es5# 55B5 Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
OFFICERS Of new
BANK ARE CHOSEN
! (Continued Ifrom First Page.lE

this company the entire assets Of the
lcompany have been transferred to the
Bank OF VI Commerce and rriist, OF this
i cty,sand the stoclshold s.s a greed ut the
same time o3use their nhuence and give
their assistance In rerainlng Tor the new
( company Fall the business ifof this COM
spnny,t NJ II, H f5{ 4 5S$ x 81
3 Tie Bank Of Commerce and Trust will
have u large capital. all paid In cash, and
the directors and officers will be Of our
most substantial business men, They are
entirely worthy Of the respect and gcontl-8
Edence Of the customers. and shareholders
of this company, and we most respectfully
urge that each one Interested In this COM
spany Will do what he can to nss!st8thcE
low company In every way.
Very respectfully VI iS$s ssl,if n
Fl. THEODORE ELLYsON, s8
President.
8l CHARLES HUTzLER
g,53 y Il IA Vice President,
* For the Bank Of Commerce and Trust
desire to solicit the assistance OF the GUS
toners and Stockholders o Z the Richmond
Perpetual Building, Loan and Trust COM
Epany, and assure them That their ntor-2
Sests will bea carefully preserved and every
facility given deposltors for the salts
factory conduct Of their business,
Very respectfully XII IA 81
OLIVER j. SANDS,
n 5l5 Z Se Acting President.
5S Richmond Perpetual Building ls
Loan and Trust, Company.
i.,t Richmond, VA, Feb. ia5, 1905.
Letter to Customers,
10 Our Customers and Depos!tors,
& The business of this company has this
day been sold and transferred to the
Bank of Commerce and Trust Of this
city. This new company Will have n
paid-upy capital of 100000, and many OF
tho stockholders Of this company are tin-5
+ terested in t.wlth the addition Of q mum
4 her of our leading business citizens,
we 8respeotf fully ask that you continue
your business with the new company.
and we feel sure that you will be given
every facility of Il modern banking instl-
tuition. Very truly yours ss
II, TlLDOpOREf EI4LfHON.
s President
II CHARLES IruTAIEF, Az
Vice. President
N. n, SAVAGE, as i5. 4
MILTON j. STI2AUS, I'D
HARRY S. SBlNsNYANGE
RIO. s. CRUnIP. MI
WILLIAM a. SCHMIDT,
A S6 ~ Directors,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Nominations.

~ q 400 (By.8 Assocla tsd Tess,
SyvASIIINGTON Feb. 27 II he Preside ~
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations Consul general a e Panama q,
Joseph j. " Lee MARYLAND Fostmas-3
tiers: North Carollna Francis. ~. = eed,
iBlltnlore ginia Stanley p, Moore
iCrewe.st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
CHARGES #AGAlNS7 ...,..z n. :.i''ts
.s MEM 0STMASTE.Rl
s113vl a sso1ciated PRESS /

~, 70 lslN (I3yH ASSOc1ateu PTeSS. ~ 43
WASHINGTON Feb y. ------Ad itional
complaint has been filed attthe Postofff flee
Department gainst stlnaste Dutrow 4 q T
Memphis, Tenn alleging that . he has has
sought Stoinfuence State leg saton. VA The III
postmaster recently denied a. similar
charge RET Il i ss q J.,. IN y. t Nj 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
sEABoARD AIR LINE REDUCED
IN n RATE s$226 To- NV a RL S u !s
s.sB "a lgR ES3 AND RETURN ~ ,85s n SstEfSs

a Tho seaboard will sell round trip tick-3
cts from Richmond to N ew Q rleans s, sac-s3
count Of Mardl Grss, at rate q one fare, y;
Mus 25 cents. Tickets on sale daily from
ularch lst to 9th, inclusive, limited 3ros
leave New orleans, returning. not Later
With special agent In New Orleans on or Z
before March nth and paying fee OF 10 4
cents, tickets will be extended to leave
New Orleans at any time not later than
March %, 1900. va ~ B i, i5{ VI vi
\ The seaboard has m ceptionnlly good
schedule to New Orleans, Leave Rieh-
mond8 II P,i NJ. daily8and arrive New or-,S
leans 7,l5 ~. M second morning, %
FOR pullman reservations u nd II MI 5in-tiss
formation. call on or write to any Sea-
board agent Or .5.lfs n 3. 33,
III. s. LIZA RID, w, MIA Lott, N
Dist. Pass. ACT. City Ticket Agent
X 5ss, Tnst Main Street. nj Y I'hone !Gi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
MIN arouse Named.

u Mr. lton 10. Marcuse has been re,
appointed a mer1b Der of the Board a Of
Directors Of the Penit entlary ny GOV "
ernor Montague for q term 81 ilVe Years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
DECLAREN|H|SKEY
..IR:Us:|.l5IB ) "A I'LL.
Considerable 1ll-Feclirg Likely
Over Failure or Senate To 4.
Pass Pure Food Law. ga
RIVER Il, &: AND t4ARBo j, SIT ! |. UP
Amendments Will N Exceed
$2,ooo,ooo and Measure S.
u May Go Through.


(From Our Regular correspondence Ks ~
sSg WAsH1NGToN, Feb. .--Consldernbe
iii feeling Is likely to arise over 81 l1e
failure Of the senate to- pass the p'uu1ff'ee,
food bill. Its untimclyf death IN that
body Is Inscribed by8muny Of y friends
to the whtskey trust othcrwls e kto Wn as
@tiie @bOttled -n-bond board which ex-
4 erted Its powerful Influence to n prevent
the Bills being amended 50 as 70 irtclud
tits product The National Association;
of Wholesale Liquor Dealers favored the
passagc Of the bill ne it should be amend
ed 50 as to place all whiskey on the
same footing, and thus include tho DO u
cd-in-bond goods "A gainat this propo-5f
sltion tho whlskey trust resolutely h set
Its face, and certain Of those most. actlYe
In pushing tho ill I'm It's present form
also opposed any amendment when Po f I
wns Thar in the end the bill Sfall led There
III iittle doubt that had the $wliskcy trust
permitted the bill to- be amend 50 MS ms to
include bottled n-bord Whiskey. It would
have passed By d large ma orl!t:y
81 River and Harb Dor Bill.
81 Tho Senate Committee on Commerce
spent d long time to-day considering
amendments ito the river and lla rbor BILL.
IL is said that tho total Of the ~ n1snd-s
nionts which the committee will recon-
mend to the BILL, Will not exceed g, Oco e'os
at the outside, and Will probaal q Y ~ pc
8lcss The committee Is believed q !. nave ~
reco gnizedE the fact thatSit would PC I'M I'M
nosslble to pass q bill Increased us q reat "a
n IN q was at srst proposed. It is def ell
#nitciy5 stated that the total Of the items
contained I'M tho bill will not go beyond
forty.two millions. II that En-! here
Us reasonto believe SUCH bill VIII bc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
.lNAU GURAL /. ss5 SPEC IAL- s5$s II RA in II
WAS Il iNGTOr ~ 4, r. e r B. r en-
i3!gt q . 7E RENlIJ INT ri q


NJ On account Of preside lSssi maui llra;-s S
ton. the Richmond, III rick burg and /
Potomac Railroad will operate a special
train, leaving Elba Station 10 A. WI NJ "a;
Saturday, March 4th,S arriving N NTH
Street ana Maryland Avenue. ~ Washing
ton, about II A. NJ. Returning B, leave
Ninth street and Maryland Avenue, :l5f
r. NJ, arriving Ellba about IL +. M llE
stop only at Ashland, NJ ford and Fred
erIcksburg. d Rate. ss.75 round trip from
Richmond. @ "a " VI III l.3 sls3s a
Tickets will BIO sold for e this train IA u
ticket Office, Elba Station, SAT urda morn
Ing, March 4th, good returning Until \.
March Sth, with privilege of extensio on
until March 18th by deposit Of ticket with
special agent, q washington and on pay
ment Of fec OF sl.oo. u No tickets sold on.
5 ls W. X TAYLOR, RE si
Traffic Manager, sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
N,ARpIs GRAs. MARCH tsT TO CT N
a NEW ORLEANS AND HER cAR,
NiVAL., d EST REAc HEDVlA sl
la tlsi tiS 4'SEABOAROY AIR LINE g4SSP
RAILWAY.

IfVF 15 - t1FAII+YTFfTt M IiII5i
Tho seaboard will sell tickets I'll 70
New Orleans and return a for S26.I
daily from February 2sth 70 March
6th, Inclusive, good X returning at
any time up to March a thsy Y Inclusive
By payment OF 70 cents, tickets VIII be
extended 10 March 18th. Stop-oyer priylYs
eges. For all Information MS ~ schesl
ules, etc, call or write 70 y. ssIgs
RI. s., i iisAI2D. Nj IA Y ~ ~
Dist. Pass. ACT. city W cRet IA III tS
"A: $50 East Main. N Il "a IN
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