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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11

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 ssrmsss nsu,ns snsr sss'9n aspirt frin s the Montgomery cotton market Is a' r.if the market would only stay around at cents SO we could buy some. the situa- t16n would be more hopeful"
 ss fsisy Tescts the
 the Montgomery dealers; ;,re Ths no are cotn tn
 se se 'G had Day un9er eSs1oi To @ cents ns ~ w
 UndoubtedIy the slow receipts are due in A srnaii measure to the bad weatneo neapal ol aiSds is < Ssins felt here as t is being felt s sswhere and receipts at all interior points tefs e. isf SasfEet Montgomery spots closed Ac
 New rorR ra futures s1 opened d yesterday about 10 points above the close of the prev,ors .hus @ss on .tsos sos'sI ss.issanes i0 % ss sSs ss ss K. Ss ;ss s,1:: ,ss. ,is @ fst had recovered about 20 points, or nearly all of the slump of Monday: ,..,,.,.. inE pickinr and open cotton has been aesS sDronssSr of Hsts shs hoiis. % A'' -.
 The future conduct of the market will dissss 0f 'as iscs shsss wss frost frost in Northwest yesterday morning.
 Local sok sSr o9s Serp oss ssd dssp ss Orleans brokers are freely advising tneir customers to buy futures on any further
 New oleans telegraphed yesterday as fol- Iowa:
 Spots were hisher in the morning. ~.s. soon became dull and easier. There Is no general demand yet. only. specialties being well taken and country offering little"
 As long as the market performs ns h has been performing recently thers Will ne little to talk about or write about An carly frost may clear the sttuation.
 The drfzzIfng rain of yesterdav precluded q good attendance upon the mass meeting called for II o'clock at the rooms of The Commercial and Industrial Association to discuss the interest of holders of entfon. and the meeting was postponed unth sstur- persons were present to attend the meet ing and they discussed the situation 'n- formally. An inquiry brought out the fact that those present represented 500 bales Of Montgomery raised cotton. which was being held for better prices
 It si expected that there will be large attendance upon the meeting next Satur- day if tn weather ts favorable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
eouthern Distriet.


 Baldwin, Magnolia Springs-consid- erable hay and all fall crops damaged by rains during first part of week. II. P. Krueger.
 Barbour, Batesville-Cotton nearly all picked; some corn gathered; minor crops doing well, except peas.-B. w. Boyer.
 Butler. Forest Home-Cotton nearly all gathered; corn being housed; good yield; other minor crops good.--J. F. Benson.
 Clarke, ThomasvilIe-Rains have re- tarded cotton picking. some cotton damaged. nearly all of corn crop gath CT red.-T N. Davis.
 Connecuh, Bermuda-Cotton about four fifths picked. some fields have been abandoned; much hay being saved M. J. Morris.
 Covington, Rose Hill-Cotton nearly all picked; corn being housed. fair crop; other minor crops gOod.-Grant Bros
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
xEM oRIEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 10.-Spot cotton Tn good demand at fuii prices. the offerings continue seant Sales. a.ioe bales. includ- 206. Quotations advanced 3-1sc: middling,
 Futures opened strong and 7afo points higher than last evenings closing. The trend of prices was distinctly upward. in fluencfd by quite a number of hullish faa- eures.f Liverpool reported than Manchester was Towering and business decidedly brisk. Thefweathef map showed rains all over the cotfon belt and the forecast s for a con- fi&uaneA Of wet weather with frost in some aecti6ns and cooler temperatures throughout he cotton region The market closed firm within point of thN top. the list showing net gains of 22625 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11

T Indicate. trace of precipitation Not used in averages.
 :. Rains have occurred in all districts re portinR, except Wilmington. being very light tn Charleston district heavy in middle and eastern Mississippi generally heavy in Ala hama and excessive at Mobile. rempera- tures have risen slightly in all districts re- porting. No reports from Western districts
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
sr. LouIs PROVISIONS

St. Louis. Oct. 10.-Flour quiet Whiskey steady. S1 S4. Pork lower: jobbing. Sl6. 0O.
 Lard dull: prime steam. S6 90.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts Ss. .2s: clear ribs Ss.e2h: short clear. .s7k.
 clear rios Se. SO: short clears. $9. 62s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
Ea m m ss.ss ssss SS55 S5 tiouds@w tt; SslAwS

..-In,vrn ,emperature for day. s2 deg MiniInHm Temperature for day. 67 deg Average temperature ,n for dar SSy' ss "A dess Sss xccumulatsd deficiency sines Jan = SC deg. ..s,. 1n~ rha aax Sc osal Pes rainfall since Jan. 1. s7.44 inches
 Rlver Bulletin.
 observations at O. Fn, 18th M tiIne
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS,

New York. Oct l0.-whfla buyers in the dry goods market today conservative and their ehdeavors to secure concessions were constant the market remained very firm and buyers wera met with persistent refusal 10 shade quotations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 eaIvestonouiet Toe; net receipts. .4S.- 505i gross. 42. 505. sales. $50; stock. 200.- 454; shipments. coastwise. 2.s27.
 New Orleans-steady 1oc: net receipts. s.4f3. gross. 5.413: sales. 3.05o: stock. 110,- s42; shipments. to continent. f.47o; coast Mobiie-Quiet, exc: net receipts 1.1s2; gross. 1.Is2: sales. $50: stock. s1.sss; ship savannah Nominal as<c; net receipts. 15. 293; gross, Is, ,293: sales. st9: stock. l70- 425; shipments. to continent, s.7os; coast wise. s.5T2.
 62s: gross. 1.s36; stock. s4.s54; shipments. Wilmington 9Nc: net receipts. B. 255 gross. 3.255: stock. 3e.01e. Norfolk-Steady 9%c: net receipts. 10.- 245: gross io.245: sales. BIO; stock. hs.s7o; shipments. coastwtse. 4S2.
 Baltimore-Nominal. s%c; gross receipts New York-ouiet. 10. zoe; gross receipts 1aes1: sales. 5s2: stock. 222.45a Boston-Quiet, 10. 20c; gross receipts SIS: shipments. to Great Britain. h7o: tt Phiiadelphia-steady 10. 45c; net receipts l 53; gross, 690: stock. 2.715. Jacksonville-Net receipts. S8: gross. SS shipments, coastwise. sS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

New York Oct. 10. - Coffes-sDot Rio auiet Mild quiet.
 eugar-Raw quiet; fair refining. Sc: cen erifugal ss test. 3hc; molasses sugar. s&c. Refined auiet
 The market for coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to e decline of E points on September. Receipts were about as sxpectse. but Brazilian receipts are running a little easier and with little or no demand in evidence the market slightly lncreaaed the opening loss under scattering iiaafdntiofi The close was dull at a net deeiiTe of snio points. Sales wer" only S.as9 baea
 pecembers. .... '''' ''.' '''' .'d9 January. IEo May. zee. ...' '''' '''' '.'' 'ee .o geptember1s .... ...' .''' '''' f.eo or 'eo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
NEW oRLEANs suGAR.

New Orleans. Oct 10. Sugar market quiet; open kettle centrifusal nominal: cen. trifugal whites. Al h94&c; yeliows. 3A O 4i-1ec: seconds. 2 1f sac.
 Moiasses nominal: open kettle. lg027c: centrifugal eat4c.
 Syrup nominal 25 a SOC.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
Corrected.
xrtsr,or Nrovemeut.

| Houston-steady, sMc: net receipts. 32.- | 10s: gross. S2,1O6; shipments. 2es3e; sales. | 3,703: stock. 65.69s. l Aueusta--Firm, i1-f6c; net receipts. B. s75; gross. f. 295: shipments. 2.ss0 sales. l. 044: stock. 65.B03. Memphis-steady. f6He; net receipts. z.- 64s gross, 3,0Os; shipments. 2.453 sales. 2,350; stock. 26.S2s.
 St. Louis-ouiet 10c; net receipts. 50; gross. 1.4s2: shipments. 1.502; sales. 30; stock GAGS.
 cincinnati--Net receipts. ss7: gross. ss7: shipments e2; stock. 10,It1 Louisvflle-Firm. 10Ac.
 Total today: Net receipts, 3s.0ei: gross, 174.6p6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
Weather ConditlonA /rSaue 1A kA.raN


 The Gulf storm of yesterday has moved northeastward to middle-western Alabama giving general rains over Louisiana. Ala bama, Georgia and Tennessee. the rainfall being heavy to excessive in Alabama and Mississippi. with showers in Florida An other barometric depression moving east over Lake superior has caused moderate rains in the lower Missouri and middle and uppe Lake regions. Fair weather pre- walls over middle Atlantic and northeast ern districts. Temperatures are somewhat higher from the Carolinas north through Pennsylvania, and have risen slightly over middle cotton districts. bvt an area of high teau region and spreading southeastward. Is giving fair weather to the west of the from Wyoming east to Lake Michigan and south through Kansas. and killing frost in Nebraska Fair. cool weather will pre- vail in this section during next two days
 COTTON REGIOa BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending a. m. 7=th meridian time.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. oct. 1O 1905,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. oct 1o.-Arrived: strs. Alamo. Avsry. New York; & 1ssser; Nor N"ri s,rerssS se' san Juan. Del Norte: Fort Gaines Nor. LuIlum. Bocas del Toro. Clearad Strs. Tefefon. Nor. Johnsen, Progresso: Ala mo. Avery New York: Mobia. Cuban. Lewis, Havana bark Reynard. Nor, Rey-
 New Orfeans--cIeared: strs Fl Monte. Maxson, New York: Bosnia. Ger. Schmidt. Hamburg: DaRfin. Nor. Seivesen. Colon.
 Port Esds-Arrived Strs. Manhattan, Br,. Cannons. SaroiIti Mestovsr; JOY; tort The schr. Harry T. Lewis. suthergren. from Mobile for Sagua, Cuba. was driven ashore in the recent gale, 12 miles east of Sabine Pass. She is fin such shallow water that tug boats are untble to reach her. No loss of life. Sailed: Str. Laisella. Reynolds. Baltimore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports, net 7s,s1o; ship | sConsoiidated. at all ports net 1e3, 155: ::
 shipments to Great Britain, 31.963: to | France. 5,225: to continent. 25.512: to Ja- pan. 800
 'Total since Sept. 1. at all ports. net l. 454, G6i; shipments. to Great Britain. 2n1,-
 ' $50; to France. so. .27S: to continent. 355.- 755; to Japan. 2.s5e: to Mexico. 100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.


Liverpool Oct. 1o.-Cotton futures opened easier and closed barely steady. American nniddlinE. q q. :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
Northern District

| Biount, Blount Springs-Rain during first part of week retarded cotton picking. crop more than half picked, lint fair. yield below average.--B. Ii Sapp.
 Cherokee, Forney-very little cotton picked during week, owing to rain. though about half the crop has been gathered; corn will make fair yield. IA. T. Terry.
 | Colbert, Pride-Little picking done this week. as rain and dew have kept the open cotton too moist.-E. T. Pride.
 Cullman, Cullman-Rain on 3rd dam aged open cotton. crop will be light; no corn housed: minor crops good: some fall blowing done.-J. K. Turner. | DeKalb. Mentone-One-h of the cotton crop picked: rains and cloudy weather first part of week beneficial to minor crops; considerable hay and fod- der saved.-E. Mason. Etowah, Sligo-Rains first part of week damaged open cotton. picking progressing slowlyA yield short.-J. w.. Giliand.
 Fayette, Lederle-Rains during first part of week caused cotton to fall from bolls and retarded picking, though picking Is now being pushed.-D. T. Jones.
 Franklin. Beeson-cotton picking making good progress, yield good; l some corn gathered, a few complaints of ears rotting-J. Osborn. Madison, Farley-Some cotton mak- ing a good second growth, though too late to mature, picking making good progress; lowland corn good.-J. B. Farley.
 Marshall. Jink-Cotton picking pro- gressing rapidly, one-half of a crop indicated; corn an average crop.-P. T. Horton.
 Morgan. stringer-weather unfavor- able for cotton picking. crop will be light; some corn housed. yield light; minor crops fair.-J. c. Tanner.
 St. Clair. Steele-Late rains have dam~~ed cotton, about one-half a crop indicated; late corn doing well; minor crops good.--F. Smith.
 Walker. Carbon Hill-Cotton being picked rapidly; some corn gathered, yield fair; cane and sorghum making fair yield: other minor crops fair.- l. P. Myers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
Middle District.

AutauEa, Wadsworth-Cotton pick ing progressing rapidly; many blooms now forming, but too late to mature; old corn being gathered, good yield w. W. Wadsworth.
 Blob. Actine-Rains during first part of week damaged cotton somewhat. and retarded the picking.-W. B. Green.
 Bullock, Three Notch-RaIns dam aged cotton, some spfoutins In bolls; potatoes and cane fne.-J. P Penick.
 Chambers, BuffaIo-Cotton about two-thirds picked; corn poof crop: all late crops doing well.-J. T. Spence.
 Choctaw, Brightwater-Three- of the cotton picked. yield considerably less than last year; one-fourth of the corn crop housed. yield fair.-J. A. Bell
 Clay, Pyriton-Rains and wind dur ing first of T@fk damaged cots9n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
54 cars: corn. .14o cars: ,ats. sls cara hogs. 3o.0oo head.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steadg. wheat..No sl,rsay, .stAGsic: No 3, corn-No. 2. 5S@sshc; Na. 2 yellow. 54kc.
 Mess pork. per bbf. slb. 2e61s.25. Short Short ribs & sides. loose. ss' 'soas.sk Short clear sides. boxed. s7.S7M @s. .oo. Whiskey, basis of hikh wines, $i 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11

River FOreyast.
 tFor next two daysD The coosa and Alabama will rise slowly. hut steadily the rise continuing longer in inc Alabama. attatninE moderate stages only
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11

TREASURY BALANCES.
 Washington, Oct 10.-Today's treasury ,,aiances exclusive of the gold reserve show: Available cash balances .s13ISs5's4s Gold coin and bullion sa.iss's ssS sS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
MONTGOMERY COTTON
epors RESPONDED TO BETTER FEEL
 ING IN FUTURES.
r1S1a<rs Are Standing Firm and Buyers Art sf n SfaudetilE--NSass Meeting Postponed Until Next
 Saturday.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11
NEW oRLEANs SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct t0. = Cotton steady: aies. s.i0o: receipts. 5.tI3. stock 1f0.s42
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-11

:. indicates rise, Indicates fan
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AND HAD TO KISS ANIBODY$TIEY
e. .ss 81 BRO UGFIT TO ME. i sls


eyes, ana his ever, enlerts is full OF
pidus meaning, you spenuk ''s. rig Mt there.
ana want y to |. kneel down "a nd let HIM;
bless you, sby gosh.
Il say. q never s,lw dad weaken like he
did when the IA |, ope u came in.S2 " ~ got
ticke Is 4 Is go&Sto HIS reception but dad
SAID lie had rather go to the cAt combs,
q Or the lion show e. he Col seu'll. q g
said hes said he. didn' want to- encoura &c
hopes; because lie didn't believe a hey!
amounted to3any more than presiding cid I
iers utshontc. EsII e snid he had always been
|Sp8I,aptist, and they didn't have any 20 pes
IN Ills church, and he didn't bell III
.cm. hut some other americans We're go-s
ing to see the pope, and 4 dad consented
to 60 under4protest,5it being Sunderst God
that Ie dldn,, care Two " hoops, a n.y.
way. n ~ $
ss We'll. sir we went, and was " the,
grantlest thing YOU ever; 50 ". q here We're.
guards BY the thousa I'd, sbeauti ful gardens rs
that would mako Central N Park 10 ok liz g
rL3hay marsh, hundreds of people In church
yestments, and m airs,ot snnctt y that we
never dreamed Il Jewels IA that S are ever
seen outside the pop IS eaidencc, and we
micd up to sec he tho VI fat her pas
s.ss Gee, hut dad & sra mbed 4 like III dog tied
out In tic snow, and the perspirat Ion stood
5out5on Ills face, and he ooked sorry, for
himself Then cumo the pros sslonG al
mobiles and great people,f !. and then here
was al party 8 6 ri us me II carrying he
most beautiful man We eve !, stlY w on q.
platform above US, and 1T was the nope 4
ana he smiledfat INC, and the; tears came
to my eyes. and a could sWal Il oW some
thing which u sipose was my sins sand
then he looked MT dad, and held up one
hand, ana dad was pale, !, and there was
no. funny business ubou t. dad "a l.y \ ,ore
and then they sot Tho plat form down and
tho pope sat a chair, andpthosc who
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4
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Roanoke. Pulltnan Slcepers ROANOKE o to Coinm.S
bus Hiuefleld Eto Ct nnAti: also Roanoke Ito
is knoxville and knoxvtll 10 Memphis A Cafe
Dining Gar II oanokssto Iiamson. a.aaSa
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Srvea Norfolk 80 NJ stops on AT ,eters-
burg yynyerly and Suffolk: Connects AZ ithI
steamers to Boston,, Prov dence. New York.
Baltimore and Nynahl nYt
w 10 ~ n. For rfolk and all atoms east
fy' 80 ;P.f NEW OR LEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond to I,y nchbnrg and
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burg to Chp ttanooga, n Temp y Il and
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Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and r oanokes to-
fCoiunlbus Dining Car. nv
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W. B. lEVILL Z, G u. sIOSLEY,
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,fTaE4s a tlanta and Birninghaln New Orleans
Memphis. Cha tanooga ana all the Sou
"a 100 E NJ Sundn yl Seysyille LOCAL.
81 40 n mi ulrnan ready 50
III NJ, for all the Sou ssS$S
NIX ty + Y I'm IL n r.
The favor to route to 3a fillmore and Eastern
points Leave RI nsiid 81 20 T, A. "A aiondays,
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h rs 81 Nj II. t,xcop 81 Snndny Wes. Point.
49, connecting WITH steamers for Bal tiinofo3
5yS and river landings Mondays, "a ednesdays
and Fridays stelline !, calls IL g loucsstas
&4:45 a. hI,.IIxc ept SUM aY--local mixed Tor
! Y TRAINS st,, ARRIVE RICHMOND.
IA Al NJ and 6:42 p. M.--Fron1 all the South
s:1 P M From Charlotte aud a Durham. ~ s
An Al $M.--Erom keysville.
70 "a NJ hl.--rsu tlmoro and West Point :ast
"a III Az NJ, Wednesdays and Fridays 6:10 II.
n a. 4. N, daily, except Sun From, Wet
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wanted to went I'D to hin, ana he blessed

them III Il 8si
}.S say for. awhile 4 dad dasaent Il go v lip
cause tho though the pope could see ut
through him, and would know he was q
Baptist, but Ii the rest OF the Americans
were going up, and dad didnt + wa ut y
he eccentric. 80 he and ~ went up .8SE3 The
pope put out his hand to dad, n and II in
stead or shaking 1T {, as he build the hand
OF any other man on cart h, and asking
low his folks were. & dad bent over and
Kissed lie spope Isl hand, and 5g the e pope5
blessed him. Dad ooked like a, new ma ";
y good man, and hen 4 he pope put his
band on my head, and n blessed me. my
heart came up In s my throat. ' ca USE
II ia thought lie must know ofsall the mean
things X had eyer done, but ssI ca NJ feel
Ills soft, beautiful hand Oh my Head now,
and from this out I would fight any boy
twice yst size that ever said q IN word
against the pope and his relig ion. w hen
we got outside dad say to n1e e: 45'. Fl en-
merry don't you ever let me hear OF your
doing, ID thing [ hat would make tho good
man sorry II he5 was 81 o II hear d bout IT,"
And we went to our hotel ana stayed sall
tile ftcrnoon, and all nj Oh t. md just
Thought Of that popc's angelic face, and
When one Of the Americans came. to sourl
stoom and wanted dad to Il ay cinch, he.
Vas fndig hant !, ana II sa ID - would as
soon think Of rnbbing a child's bank
s.dnd we went 70 bed ana Il dad WASH
sa convert MAJ, 4 lliraay one.
HI Well, 5sK5 sttouble ., and sorrow, and re-
fitgion, don II las livery 8long on dad. The
next morning we ttl liked things over and
sL quoted all the Roman istuff 4 could
think OF to- dad X such as l.' In that elder
day, to- be Rom NJ IL Il great err than
s5u king. ut$ before II could think twice
there was IA connection III the streets
and a porter came and ma de us. take off
our hats, because tile King was riding
by and we looked nj t the king. and dad I
was hot. I, III sa Id that fellow was MOTH
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RAILROADS. /:
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100 - X r., Is osrtan9uth II rs Az
buts IN y cia yes vflllaiss-
P Pia apoInt 3orfoi III s:s ~ y.
500 III oI NJ ~ ~ III.
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$40 IA Ma E9 TBO tkND.
Eorae i 20 ca al eek Da ys-r Glift6n.
-" an MI ;asaaDaI through Pullman 5for
Vilie ~ IVY ulliiiat sIrvice for Louls-i
i0 ;d5 III Da to c1ordonsvills.$
vicat ~, ~ l11 NH Purnati Eser.
H ana az II nclhnat ~ Louis 81. Louis
% 10 j. 4, JANfEs III n LII b. fs8
ai5 Lex inr y, 1aynchburs.
Daf - Va, Clifton Forge and princi.
sin -, ~ ions on week days to- ROshey and
Il e:15 Is rarlor Car. .ys5
= /, 4, 4 5
8ll !4ssSr. & II poInt io!v5
F From f,I pyrt News r. NJ day q.
and 4: IA I, hcinnati and Yves 4 80 as. Nj daily
M,yaek 4, NJ daily Main Line Local s745 F.8
Accom- rs fr r. Glitter Forge;
se.Ss 3 River Line Iocai from chiffon Forge
iix. 81 i, " dni I1smon. Accom-. 10 All MI
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4
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any q IN y,
V' wy, New. YORK to st. augustine.
II 40 Sp
ssoWR Ms AIIIIlVIl r ICItM OND, s;5 a.
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s:is a. irom Elorida. q tlaAta and south-
I. IL y M Ms,-From Florida. A lanta and South
4 /, al = 1M.-B'rom Local Points. at Nj
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h hiit and !. W N,s inalan Lin
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llss stssspYs 5Sk and florida sp.e,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
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