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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
SOUTH HILL, VA.
Building Going Ahead With the
New Year-Late Acquisitions


. Especial TO The Times. pspa,ch.l 81
n SOUTH HILL, VA, January 7l--lhe
cool weather has kept the farmers from
bringing In much tobacco. but those who
\ haze sold during the last few days re-
%ceirtd good prices. and III have been
Il pleased L
Mr.. NJ r. Andrews. contractor ana
hutlder,&of Hampton, Va. who has been
engaged In erecting a number Of build
3nss during tho past Year. has several
buildings under course OF construction,
l$and has started in with ii large force
OF carpenlers and bricklaycrs, Mr.. An
Edrews will soon complete n handsome new
drugstore on Meqklcnburg Avenue, which
Will be occupied by Mr. Charles L. Friend,
of Manchester. Va.
MI, and Mrs. Friend Will move to South
Eulill as soon as he store is ready for
business, Mr.. ana Mrs, Friend, who arc
charming people, will be quite an ac-
QUESTION 10 the social life OF tho town.
Mr.. Edward Schacfer has sold to j. r.
Joyce and SONS, OF WISCONSIN, n number
of tracts OF timber land, and they will
engage In saw-milling with headquarters
AT South Hill. They have brought their
machinery with tlem, and viii commence
operations as soon AS the spring opens.
Other wood workins industries Will fol-
low lt$4si{s * ltl. f55ss s45td stfst .tH y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

fJ.fq.
made out, md he scssollSjwlll last hut
a. few l)lomen ts.s 4 Hon, Henry St. George
Tucker, one Of the electors ut large. MIL
likely. he chairman, and MIR, J . Han
ltins3 secretary u Mr., Ilankis Is u candl-
washington, and will 4 likely be cllosell
without oppostiolls ,I'les electors make
optfand sign three certificates. Ono Will
iho deposited with Judge lYnddill, Of the
United Suites District Court another
mailed to tho president s.of the Senate,
the president Of The Senate. h III ,y5
The electors are as follows: AT large
III. st. George Tucker and Mt, Barks-
llplp,ERnd those from tllefs several districts
III the order named are Leslie e, Cars
nett, n Robert hers, y ohm Garland
Bolep, Don. n. linlseF, George "a, 9lSee-
cell, g, q, gorbln, T, Fhea and w.
8Kinkle Alens$S I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
.YP.|, REFUSE TO
TAKE I|NsLEY BACK
President Of the Junior Class
Declares He Was I'm y
fairly Treated.
especlnI 70 IND rInes- pIspatch..l

iRApFORD, VA Junllgry T,--Mr.3 Ro-
bert Eruc. Tlnsley, president Of tho
junior class of5N. ~ t. has been re-
fused rcudmlssion 70 the institute. the
faculty mo, deeming II advisable, OWNS
ID the prominent part taken by Mr. TINS
ley--so runs the letter oflSthe faculty
SIN the recent act Of INSTRUMENTATION ana
rebellion of tho junior class ofMthe M
stiute,'' M
Mr.. Tinsley claims thar ne Nas pesl'
treated unjl,stly by The faculty. Hes;iys
4hit lie stood out against leaving school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
SCHOOL BUILDING \. 3 Urn ),
Main Hall#of Female Industrial
School 8Is@5Destroyed.

XII al 0IjjCESTER r.}s ail:s5
@R,chmond Hall. of the Ga ppm hoosics ~.
sored industrial ys School, g loncesster.5
burned about 2 Az N to-da l'e ilrs
Originated the chen or the ms
and when discovered Eaa beyond control X
F8irbe principal w . Ice nd famlly.g
the female tfnchersnn E.ris
school was csta bishetl XII aboMt slx teen On
&ye,lrs ago, and Richmond Ilal lfSH va tFe
first building erected. school ,llll-5
abers out&5nincty boarde his year. HI;
Dnuglass Hall and ndustra q
buildings escaped "A he q re WV ss
This school IS LONG q gool WORK y, 2.
Scntcrprise &of Professor I'ri &c ttln tss the
school wa $ resumed q NJ today 'Ad
only being ono hour te.4sN 1.-THE coh..
tents ef tn. building except q piano SWers
1851. THO burnt lnlildng vas q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
|. TO MEET
HERE TOMORROW.
" iI3 8 II q sss
Work Viii be Largely Formal,
Mr.. G, Hankins Likely to Il
be Messenger.

The presidential teIrctprs chosen in ri
gina al The recent eleetion will meet IN;
the clerks Office Of the House OF pele-
gates, III lhc l,asenlent of the 1'oWllatan
Hotel, ntsl2 O'clock Tomorrow 10 cast tlln
Vote Of the state for Pa Tx er and Davis
for President and Vice President, rospec-3
lively. and to forward tlls returns to.
Washington, according to law 81
The body Will choose q chairman anu
secretary, and will proceed al once IA
the rather formal tasks set Tor tlleln. a
The Office nff the Secretary Of he Com
ilaonwealth all the papers haze been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
4 Fredericksburg Notes.
q ia, n7tc.clat / 70 The .rImcs-Dispatch3

II FRED ER1cR IHraG y VA. Jan.9 IL u
yrhc FredeiJckshurg s'poke }ss " t' q.
this city, one d the most sinl'ortArlt,en,
&terprises here has declared y q dividend
OF ak pers cent mud elected the 70 s
5of,,cers: 81 w somervi N presld
J. W! Rosebro, a Vice prcsl dent ;;sss A.s53 I.
,rhorntol,, secret and .Ss! treaspr .a
Z, no,.rc Sc Morrison, general inanagergss33
THE large barn or Mi, w. %. Shulnatc,
IN lower IFa,iquicr county. was DESTROYED 80
yitire might this Week. 70 ur coWs'
two calves and a large quaint ~ q q ,tlay'
otlts n and corn We're lso co ns sllll
Partly insured. sssssss y XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Sentence Must Stand,

\ tIt5 Especial 10 The fi'lmls DIsIatchlN l4IH
~ GLOuGcSTliia G. III, VA. January I.---
The court this morning oycrruled the
motion made by Attorney stubbs for the
defense IN Cliper-Wright trial here for
n new trial for The prisoner, on the
plea that the verdict was contrary 10
The law and the evidence.
Judge Garrett declared The lrial Ind
fceH fair, and said IL the verdict had
been for hanging he would not have
granted a new trial,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
y Clearing-House Averages

y Ri t5i5sS by a ssocinlcd I'rcss:) il
NEW OR1l il u, TT he ~ tttement ~
averages the clearing ~ TMs ~
ia T.onns, sl.oss Increase q,
Deposits 81 100 800: Increase, sa,ll w,
Circulation; " s
O76, 900. . II !. 4, 81 3, IN 8
jg35 reserve seSs, 500, 400 decrease. S!95
Reserve required ,eaa, I'D f' sc'
Srpi, u.s., slI Sos $50; decfen So -, 0!o z M'.,f
Ex,IIr,itedE States Deposits, 81 ,SOb cao s.e-
crease. SCI 20 81 II sSf ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
That Doorway Will q
Look Better with
New Portleres.s

- .I.s .s Z
No doubt you think link Sc: 50 also !.
8blt-the cost? Not NJ so i; much Y c:F'i,
or course YOU car ':;a1l get C,1lr-:
taiiln7s: atan,y,. pricc you wisl, to to
pay. 4.
There are some bsautiess at at
$3.50, $500 and $5,5o pair air !. 5|35
X Ottoman Reppa o., j aapte's'tlr'llse.sE', I
yards long, some wiith heavy w
trellis fringe, others Will velour vel 'l
or tapestry appliqued borders. /
These Curtains Gul'a always So t Is al
factory. Take your. choice from @
a large variety Of coloringss. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
LETTER 70 IH,ARRl S HARDWARE CO,

Il Dear sl;s trhc trustees OF Fair Grnu9d,
Coblcskill M Y.&i We're glad TO pay Is
cents ii gallon more for peNpeidnnl no
wonder. Two otllcr paint agents said y
would take $50 gal lois Of tle'r paint 70.
cover the buildings n \ 4. y
33Onr nEcnt put tat ila5 on Less took
'115 IN y. FL 4 Z X a
We. savctl1IthemEl, ' allons ot paint and
painting (worthS$i 10 IS 4. gallon, M the
ipalnting costs two5nlst1 Tree times as much
as the panty Less IS cents y gallon on -
gallons, Say sl40, #
That's hoy 10 count The cost Of paint,
The cost of'piltting 4 Ion Is 81 or 81 q gall
lon, You see what that means. Go by
ypcyoe. Yours truly Y 4 4, n II ~
81 IL ND III g 60
IS AS 5EB3t S3s New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

he much missed IN business, social and.
fraternity circles. Mr.. Cnssell' ass past
Erandmuster of tho Odd Fellows OF viz
fginiib Is widely known, and universally
popular throughout the stnte. He Is nlso,
~ shrtwd business man, and his success
in his new field or labor Is assured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
OLD MAI IS 1 HAPP ER u
THAN OLD BACHELORS
ltspecialBto rho Tines iis'l. Y. |,

w; tspecial Ia The Times ~ sl,.it ci.>
I5lyEsA Jali.f7 Rcsnl ved ny hu q the
bachelor man#ls happier than the Ibacil-
elor maid was the subject q eba,ed before
the Yo,,ng People terar sos 5oct y
3fuct|t representatives og bot n sexes ',s
would discuss l j, attracted ;l rye NJ =,
tendance, Tho negatIv won. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
.A.CONF:ERE.NCE|0. O. !.
JAMES RlyE R !. Y AFTER
Scientists Disagree as to 5the POI Pol
luton From Pulp
& Il "a Mills. y.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

(Spccal 10 HrlnlGs-r si''..Si',
anllul'y 7-A con- y I,
feren 3e was held hercathts ~ 1ernoon be-
tween tween City Attorney Manson nlnsl I'f q
lessor 6, yas, n, = o apd !s 81
nin',rf, of' New York, Suii,l Professor Mall
let, ~ tho University pf Nirglnit' rel'!rS
TIVE 70 tho alleged pollution 1.-THE Wutsf
of James River, wllcllsis clillmen y. !le
result Of tile nfflllent from tho West ls,lrf.
ggInin Pull Compnry's plants 1T coY1ns-
ton and RllenG Y lslil,
While Professor Howe says the contain
inltion may not l,c poisonous, ~ 4slls-
5niclo,,s and AobjectiDnu Bile, ~ \ he leas Is
Pro fcssor5 Aiallet combat led this theory,
and a lengthy discussion resolved Itself
down to what effect tlleaarEq amount spil
heterogeneous mnttcr IN the Wn Jew ~
tic river could Ell have O, he t' KID
water. SIX N IA Y i (, " \. Y. 5ss4s
Mi, Manson VII ma sei an Exhaust O
port to tile City Council before instit',t
ing any iii cation inst tho pulp COM con
'panes III 55 ~ KY Z, IA IN iis ds nv III XXI M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
I|M||||AN|'Y|EW|A||IR|:|I!S||IHIP'!s||II'.''.
|N' IN { | ( ! 4. / !.
Largest Squadron Since tie
Cuban assemblies sj
There. fls
ADMIRAL DEWEY :: E 4 3 COMING a! Va
Review Will be Held Alonday;#
.Mortliilg After :t,l y E'|:l, THEY
s$sssyYflls Sail5f5r@C caribbean sea. III
Rneriul in a,t,hu ~ Nus. pis1laIuil

pecial "A y rhe mes Dispatch lJsS,
n O FOL Jun. this tinted /
states yScrl scr n vSar te roHypt defense
monitor Nevada, and the converted ttiii-.S
boat Scorpion left here ga to-day fur {
Hump lsoads 4, 70 tollnI the great tlsst
assembling tlicre.. Secret ary-oi- " Navy
Paul ,ltnlrll Dewey ailtl other
8distlngu shed OIL ers Will sArriSe on NJ one
day morning to n eviews the fldst. III
There Will be- bout thirty %arshtsp$Uf n
all Glasses I'M tlo rev1 wv whiSh85wtll bsa
fEeld Monday tn0rlllnK. ls SNs n n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
DEWEY COMING.
Dispatch Boat y olphin Brings
Distinguished Party to Review!

Especial to The Times tnpat cilsl 5gjg
ItING'ro ON b ~ gs n an File
dispatch boat Dolphin Will sal from the
NNushnst navy ya at noon to. morrow
With the distinguished part bound 4 for$S
Hampton Roads for he pjrpo ~ re n
viewing tho vessels L of the a tlith w
tic fleet neX 81 Monday, 4 prepai1it DRY $aii u
their partictpnton In val tl,t1,oe.i-&
syres In the Caribbean later III the wi .s
Stcrs3s part Viii Incl I'd sccretary
Morton, ~ dnirnl III Dewey Captain s.
goffthe& t;cner,l sonrd Captain sbury..
assistant clilefEof the 13nrea q Sof Nayiga Il.
Stlon.g ind, Lleltennnt-f Comma nhcrs 4. ~
|SChnpn@nid Spencer s. Wood VI H
S8S1'hcg tolIoWing IL 4 "a he vessel els
Which will participate In he 3ssrfs
,Battlcship9 squad IRON kearso re- flngsiip;$
Kentucky Alabninn, Missouri lliiola,s
Iowa and 5probably the Nassachlils 49,,
Cruiser squadron cwark tlngshlp & 81 la-
como. Denver and probably Inc Cha sIa tia
ooga eoasS sd''ad ron Texas M g s 'aI I;
notila--W hlpplc. Stewart, Mac 3 Do on u
and Worden. NJ AZ 4 5{s al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Realistic Sofa Pillows
in the January Sale
III THIRD ,'Il:'r FLOOR 81

Remember those odd designs IN Pill
10y, Tops we had some mouths agoo?5
In addition to- being itllographaeedfl ed
there were various articles sewcd on
the different designs, giving them$5a1l g.
realistic effect, such as buttons on q
boys trousers or fur for q cats back ;l
The Cushion complete is now but
DISC. @s .ii !, \; ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
\ Richmond, Take Notice,

u Communities desiring libraries should
remember that ANDREW Gnrncgl les checks
arc still good, tf he renlly signs 4 hem;---
Kansas CITY Star, $5 5fs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
New Walking Skirts BY Express.

S2.Ds. for good # Melton Skirts In
IL a'55 tssi brown blue and blncn; in
verified DOT plat Will straps str g
Every skirt carries a. tag With
II guaranteeing that the, gar
menti has been thoroughly
sponged and shrunk, S3,9s
would not be too much for ~
Il skirt like this; our price, how
ever, is ~. Os. Y. s5
IA. 90 for All Wool cf,svlot Skirts, IN
blue, black and brown; plated
bottom with three narrow tall f-
cred straps down eac b seam :
finished with tabs and buttons
& How much excess 58valu you're
getting In this skirt at ~ can
be determined by comparing;
1t with skirts csewhe ere at the
same price. l " NJ 5
sS6.OS for l-W'ool 4 Light vi Weight
{3i Pnnne " chevlot Skirts; high
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
DIR. sDreWry Here.

:l9r anJ Mrs. s; y. Drewry, ~ Alineola
nFc utl Murrly's Helel They returned
recently from a. stay AZ Old Point, whthr
erttilcy went on account Of DIR. preWry's
health, which has mol been good Of int
SKIN cHAPPiNG PREVENTED
1sy Cntiours Soap. purest and sweetest
4 n enollIeats,--AdY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Imported Hand Painted
China, 25tPer Cent.
Under Its Value.

This China should have arrived ,f In .
October for tile holiday trade. IT
4 came last week. Nothing TO do nov
but take one-fourth off the price.
THE painting is especially beautiful.
4 all done by hand LEACH artist being being;
careful 70 gIyo himself duo credit edit by by
painting Ills name on the articles he he
4 turns out. isr, IA
4 Salad Bowls, II NJ
Cake Plates, !, u,
< Cracker Jars, e. S5 80 et 'cpl'
Comb and Brush Trays,
Salad Bowls, R1.bO each. "a
Bread Trays. S..25 each,
Chocolate Pots, 81 25 eacl, +.
Plates TO match cuch other 5000.
T dozen. \ s5
Fruit saucers to match $3.50 dozen.
We have SOME Imported China DIM
ner Sets Of lU2 pieces decorated and
gold traced, worth $40 each; our price
Is Sl5SO. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Desirable Materials
For a New Gown.

M Dress Goods.
All-Wool chevlots, ado. yard So
inches wide, in black, navy and ]
brown. 5 II 535 x
Figured challes, s,;I5esS yard ln5 II q
latest spring designs, X $G5 81.
All. Wool #Aibatross,I 30c.5 yard In q
full line OF shades, Including black,
cream, Two browns, three reds, pink
Nile,&reseda. violet and royal.
Mohalrs siclIians, SOC. yard brown
navy, royal and black. 3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

II PLAID silks, 75c.,4 III !, F1..20;s III the
fashionable shades for shirt, lists
Peau de cygne, soc. yard, 10 incl,-
5cs wide soft and lustrous. in both
h street ana aeYenlng SHADES 5
Crepe de Chimes, roe. yard, % Inch
es wide. IN fifteen different shades
Corean SILKS, ODE. yard. 30 inches
wide. in &all8$3t lie most desirable
evening shndes,AS IA Il Il 3ssj, n 4
One seam.o Crepe, $3.50 yard, 81
inches widt;sSin5al Of the mos Il dtcSsir-i
le8slndesa f3Sss v, az 3 5.ig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
ne Special Prices on Towels

CSC AND ate TURKISH TOWELS,
So, FAC II.
NJ y Bleached orr llnblenched, hcmnled
or fringed, Subject to slight imper-.55,
lfecliors tia I noboH s bu t Tho @llanufac-
ltlrcr pays much attenlpn to--a tile
stain occasionally or something OF z
4 hat sort. Two tables full, Che, ana
F2lc quail ties 1Sc. ncll. q .s 4. VI {f y I'll z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

25o. LINEN CREPE II oWELs, zoe,
K EACH. 81
5$ Extra heavy. large size, 2lx43. inch
es. a good towel for hotel purposes
There seems to ha no end TO their
wear; special price, zoe, each or
T::.:S per dozen, X ~ ~ y u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
An Unequalled Stock 81 Blankets.

have splendid White Cotton Blankets, 98c pair
ulsze, soft and nice touchS Pink Dor
bders 8t. 6$S $ssS ss&8
especially $.25
$40 $500 80 90
Et 4
rh BLANKETS values
otton--6 5s&
10 T375, $50
Cañon City record., 1905-11-23

Few towns in Colorado, indeed.
anywhere in the West. can boast of
as many really nice shade trees as
Canon City, fact due in a consider
able measure to the wisdom of the
original settlers OF the place, who
realized their importance as agencies
in human comfort: shielding them
from the rays of the sun in summer
and defending them from the blasts
Of winter.
The good example set by the pio-
neers has been cmulated by succeed
ing generations and CaEon City is
now almost embowered in umbrage-
ous foliage. giving il the appearance
Of having been built in the midst OF
natural park of great beauty The
value of shade is nowhere better TN
ders,ood than here in the Yves, and
to tina. appreciation is TO be aseribcd
the high esteem in which land is held
and the dcsirability of the community
as place of residence.
Property on the usual barren.
verdureless plain of the West has few
attractions. but by the introduction
of trees and grass transformation
is wrought hardly less marvellous in
its result than the magic of Alladin's
lamp and IL becomes an ideal place
for a home \ Such has been the case
here and then miracle OF change from
barrenness to verdure is going on in
a hundred western towns that will
ultimately give them charm which
they could not otherwise possess.
Canon City with its suburbs of
South Canon. Lincoln Park and
Fruiimere is an example of what
trees will do in beautifying the sur
roundings and in making possible so
many well KEEP, and happy homes.
Without its rows of handsome shade
trees along the residence streets
Canon City would not have more than
half It's present population; they arc
an cncouragcr of homes and a pro-
motcr Of contentmcnt.
The chief charm of many New
Cañon City record., 1905-11-23

great proportion OF those in the
FIRST and second stages will be cured
or improved The fellow who comes
on the first warning and stays is al
most absolutely sure of permanent
cure.
You will notice in our testimonials
on fruit culture we give actual name.
and addresses. Ii the returns in some
cases sound too big write the indi-
vidual and ask if the story is true.
The retired farmer of the East who
wants to get out of the damp change
able winter of that country will find
Canon City fruit farm of from two
to five acres a delight.
All fruit farmers are not getting
rich We give the successful ex-
amples only. There are failures in
all lines in all countries.
Some people complain of our eli
mate. A woman from Texas went
back home because our summers were
too cool.
Canon has cheap water power.
cheap coal. and cheap electric power.
It's good point for manufacturing
plants
In Winter stay in attitudes of 5000
feet or less. Canon City has an al
titude of just about one mile-seso
feet.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-23

England towns lies in their splendid
shade trees which line the streets,
their topmos, branches forming an
arch through which the sunshine can
only trickle down in broken lights.
ments of marble have crumbled into
dust.
The shade trees of Canon City arc
thing of beauty and joy forever
and their protection from whatever
danger may menace them should be
a matter of civic interest to our peo-
pie. Trees, like Rome, cannot be
brought to maturity in day and gone
cannot be replaced withou, years of
toll and cultivation. Under favorable
conditions they will live for centuries,
and, as loyalists to Canon City, it is
n public duty to throw about them
every safeguard for their security.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-23
THE SAWYER HOME.

One of the swell homes of the city
is that owned by Mr.. o. F. Sawyer
corner Harrison and 10th streets.
1t was built couple of years ago
when Mr.. Sawyer was in business
here, and no expense was spared to
make it as complete and comfortable
as possible, it costing over 5000
Everything is modern and of the
latest style, with bath rooms. hot and
cold water. electric lights, etc.
This home is in a very desirable
part of the city being in the neigh
borhood of the most expensive
homes. and is sure to increase in value
Mr.. Sawyer is now with the Rice
Stix Dry Goods Co, of St Louis,
and owing to his necessary absence
from the city the place is for sale at
very reasonable figure and on easy
terms. J. NJ. Ragsdale & Sons have
it listed.
Cañon City record., 1905-11-23

gate. A Colorado farmer has sin
ccre pity for the Eastern farmer who
must depend on the uncertain clouds
for his water.
A Canon City man says he can
bank Sioo a month from 1000 chick
ems. Eggs and chickens bring good
money here
Canon City is an ideal location for
big tourist hotel One will be built
sometime. Here is a good opening
for a live hotel man.
A farm in the rain country is worth
$50 to SIoo an acre. Land under ir-
rigation near Canon City sells readi-
ly at $3.50 to 81 900 per acre
Colorado climate will not cure ev-
cry eonsumptivc. Under proper care
Cañon City record., 1905-11-23
II City Of Shade Trees

New Haven. Connecticut is famous
for its massive. century-old elrns that
give i, character and an air of COM
fort distinetively its own. And in
Haven of the barren West. Its
trees give to it a glory which no COM
mercisl achievement. however great
can rob il. They are mute witnesses
of the wisdom Of those who planted
them and will survive when monu-
Cañon City record., 1905-11-23
LITTLE ITEMS Asovr.THE TOWN

LITTLE ITEMS ABoUTsTHE TOWN
Canon City fruit lands have the
best water rights in the state.
We have but one life TO live. Why
clear weather.
A greater proportion of Canon
people own their homes than in most
Eastern cities this size.
Eight automobiles are owned by
Canon City people. This is a great
country for automobiling.
An Eastern farmer thinks it a
great disadvantage to have to irri-
The Washington times., 1905-03-20
GOING TO INSPECT
GREENE GOLD-SILVER MINES

Col. William c. Greene, president of
The Greene Gold-Silver Company and
the Greene Consolidated Copper Com
pany, will on Wednesday next take a
party of capitalists and friends tt, old
Mexico, to explore the concession OF 4,c1
square miles. granted to him LACEY BY
the Mexican government. The part.
will be absent for two or three months
Included in the party are Colonel
Greene. James Phillips, jr., of Boston
ex-Judge Thomas H. Anderson, of
Washington; Mark l. Sperry, Myron NJ
Co: Alfred Roner, and r. w. Pillsbury.
A visit will be made to the company s
new purchase of mines in the state of
chihuahua, which have a production
record of over sl20, co., 600 extracted from
the surface workings. Coionel Greene
300 miles in length, already in operation
for 100 miles. from Ell Paso to Terrazas.
The Washington times., 1905-03-20
FINANCIAL.
Home Building Association

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
1t VIII accommodate you for building buy-
ing, or improving home or for iHpestrre nt
and need money. Call on the UNDERSIGNED for
for loans from agents solicited
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Pres, 800 18th St NV Sec 2Ia5 n 81 n,y
A S. TAYLOR, E. S. wESTCOIT
V-Pres.. 1405 F ST. NV Treas, 1907 Pa ay NV
The Washington times., 1905-03-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 20.-The following
are the quotations on today's exchange.
Wheat Oran JJirh ou- I.1E
The Washington times., 1905-03-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKE!

sales-Washington Gas Certificates
S2o0u122. s4OG122, sSo@l22.
district of Columbia 3.65 s-S1 000Q11S15
washington Street Railway perferred-
2ogS5 5oa92A, 10G93, 25Qs3, 50d925s, 50G
927s. 100tq93. loOGs3h.
Washington Street Railway, common
1004341a, lo0@34A.
10Q24S. 2GI247
Commercial Bank, 10@6S, 10@6S.
Mergenthaler, 10029S7s 1O6299
Lanston, 1ooa153s, 1o0d157s, 100@16, 10G
16, 50Q16, 1G0@16. 30Q16. 5oq16.
Graphophone common. iOOa5M.
Graphophone preferred 34GSA. 22GS&
Greene Copper, 1e0d2S24 (buyer 60y, 1909
2SA lbuyer 69, 10eq2sA (buyer 60), 1OOQ
2SA (buyer 6o). 100a2S1s. 100Q2S3s, l00Q2sss,
100Q2Sas.
After call-Greene Copper. 1Ooa2sH1a
5oqzS1a. 50n2S1S, 5O0Q2sas