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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
DEATHS.

ALLJG IL ls.-Dle mt 1850 January
Il l7th. 1905, 81 IN Now York City. AT . NeR
York Elospita !, WA1. r. ALLEG r ~: lie 4
survived by two nephews n1l,l three r.
& Ethel and julia BEDFORD, ], =, 6 ~
d u. lrnneral from, Centenary AZ; N ethodlst
81 Church. this city, IS trh.IrsdayS Y
IA shockoe Cemetery. Friends and 5$s &c
quuintanccs arc invited, to Il ttcndd.
s srset s fsseigse Sss
Eddie c. BALL, eldest son OF d.3 q.
nnd.,s n ball. the thirtS-lintli year year
aaersI VII take place 1T. tai
o'clock a, M Friends and ucauaint-
5ances are invited 70 q G tend r,I; q
Washington Il. g $S l,slpcrs pfentseF
COPY. n q II II y /,
ents, ntf5:l5 P,4 M 3, MARGIlttEigrl1
and Mary g Cole, aged eight ISL years,
nsft I59 p pfpsaa es,sG Iateymsut
st III llyWood Il "a a sfs
loigkMoo Died { Ay 8 n morning,
strsst, MIS-. Nj j d. oclI WctoD, widow ].
of the late lslirp Lockwood. 5a
Funeral from house .Gt 1880 j., M.
4 trTIII} SDAY, January 18th. Friends ir-
ylted 10 attend lnterment In Peters
burg. \ ~ ri ls 4; i5, IA
.I,YNCII.-Die January 18th, 4 | II. Min
4 lSansns Cl Mo-, At Perry, Memollalg
Il &I4YNCH, y eldest daughter Of tho late
Patrick and Mary Lynch. Shn leaves
~ three sisters-s Sister Gubfiella Lynch. pf
MIullanphy Hospital, ST Louis, MOI
* Misses Lilcy and AMMO I1ynoh, and ~,
K j, Lynch or this city. 9s FL e., "a t5
WE Is FIR II, WEB B., drowned JIM
81 utlryl ~, 1908. aged tWcnty-seYefs3si 55 "a,
Raj Funeral WILL II take place frtIuRSDAYiS
Fl January 18Th $40 r, NJ, from tie AS 4
& spettfully, Invited % attend. Will he
buried with military honors, Company \
n. II Interment VIII be IN River View B
8 Cemetery. 2sF M
IS Northern papers please copy. X.
MA E'r E1E2 s. Died, ut her Residence. No.
9Ols East Broad Street. Tuesday, jan
9 uarg ~ h, 1905, st F}2 III 4 Nj, Mrs. W.:
All fl.srtSs, IN tllee sever tyttirst year Of <
IspneraI from the bethlehem, I.ll.nelan
\ Church sixth and Clay Streets, +kalS I
slNlEsfS NO ~, I $3.50 ~ clptlSs 7S E
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North Carolina.

w an electric line costing n million dol-
lars. the first In tho South, to he run from
Ashevllle into Madison ana Yancey coun-
ties. fifty milesA mild case of small
poS5 at University Of North Carolina;
students MI vatpinatcd and studies will
5pr0Grca --tc iecrSe fl,His kadlns takes his
own life In GhallotleT Miss glirnsnn's
body held for four days at Southern Pines
ssaiiitariuni until al charges were Paid;
VIII he sued. *
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General Frank M, Parker

5S jtSpeclnl to Tile Times pispat . ~ 5
z Raj ~ Fl, N, I c., M. a y = wa 8
received here this morning pf the. death
Of General Frank MI Parker, at Enfield,
age. He was colonel OF the ,rllrtietlll
North Carolina Regiment, and VAS 4 hree5
5t.mess desperately wounded. Since the
war, he served several Years IL = tailri
8nandaIri 20 { the Mont 4 'arplllA
Division, United Con fetlerate Veterans s ~
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Stop ! | Suffering Il
Twill gladly give YOU a full tlullnr' ~
lvort 5Uf tiiS remedy ltU. test
Nothing to deposit Nothing TO promise.
Tile doltarS Bottle u free. "a oilrl Drugglst,I
eoi, my onsier lehsnd you a fall dcllar's
Worth and nend me the b lll.s6 Il &, iit


No one else Inns ever tried 30 hard to remove
every r., laSa;le !. excuse for doubt 4
tHtl ~ 3iill Uries my remedy Is tthWti.I
There reaitliose l8aiuund yo,,-you ftlchls
.nl neshbsrs. iIi,erttls-N a s.ier4,ig ,s
$vfis dares tai soti IAN XVI Wrons Ill Tie ifsi
a,seal rrhslipf which &, "a tnr SIX
test q med irineSwns eyer nut to.-1 have said:
t1fit fails 1T fis frtct+-an, ii has 1leverIfalseds
Where tllete s,,s " possible Chance fe- ~ to
I,litithls tnolntaii of evidcnce s III ros await
III ' as as ss las sSeS a ovae e
i ia Il raif IS, eani,ot cure osse aask
~ o i TOW Il n ths ofter
the lay aside the fact that inihe
gis the largest practice in tlie worla
ai,rope iit for, yourself. s,iisr toF i YOU
ii sftho utmasl my unbonhdsd ronfia
snsEss I fss if miesa F
a Only 5ofe on u every ,os has parfes health
ny sick ones, some are l,tdyri,laet s9n,e
arc gi;lr sick, and some are only dull, nnd list
less H But most gof The sjck comes from, g
common cnt,sc The nerves nre wcnk. Nol the
nerves Tint govern your inoyeir ents and your
tl,at ,,,sui1ed and !, ,us,os ~,
control the npnnfa tus--reg ulate Sohr
llserS-opern your kidney
and work breaks down s III ss 81 ia
,he t S9ss Ssa a
8rebellous s tolnhch-- 1.-The derarEed Kidneys Trey
are not 10 bla,ne 13nt 80 hack ~ the nerves
thut control hem There find the So "
IL TherS is nothing nov about tl,is--noting any
would dispute. But t remained for
DIR Shoop to apply lis dEe-tto put " to
8practica lisa. Dr. Sioop's restorative v ,tha
iicsult OF n quarter century or enucayor5 tlonE
thia&veiy line. does not dose the organ, 81
tdenden the 8rait-bu.it does go at once 70 INC
neiye-lth inside ncrve--the ipow er nerSc--,inu
8buds 1T 3tip, aud strengthens y and Sttnhkes
B Don't Vol SEQ TINT Risf mod.
n?fThtt this is NOT tho flrctr pat ll
II stimt nnt-shes mare soothing of g i,arcolic
Don't lyola see that It goes rig 70 5tne
OF the trouble and cindica tes the cnust { 5a
But + do not ask you to take a. single sthte-
6nent OF inine-I do not ask you to 3beey ~
word II say until you have tried my ,ineuirinc
an ycnlr own home my EXPENSE
there were any Y ~, ~
Won 10 10 Your druggist whom you Sk',oW---lhti
: clsSo any bottle he has ON Ms q
&nyinedjcine were II not \
&fiiiY NYo "a do Hthis II We're not fsti1ig nv
forward lin my every clnlrI Could I. y,
"a Al this IL were not rensonnb!y Slltr .nut
my medicine Nall help you I? Nv rite me
1ror d, free order for}Bools oli 'yspepsla..5
a5fuil&dolla BOT Tic you 1'ool oil the II eart.a
must drhss pr. BO1 ~ On thc Kidney -
Shuop "A box 5 9gSs. lSooS y fol Women.
#Racjne II WIS state Fools for NJ en-
which, book you want lSop y on
# Mild cases aro often cured by single 'ottle.
nor sn ia Snt forty9t thousand drug 81 ores
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
General.

,Fl llepprted Plan to block radical rate Leg
s4islafi0n 4nt this session. Russian strike
utilization grave New Yol'; Bar .kssur.it,
@tlon has tplthulellt session oyer chargcs
against liouktirr-TS Session OF 8Gougress:
Senator Stone demands Investigation OF
z ioase adopts impeachment articles againRt
JUDGE SWagre ATTITUDE vi southern
,sell,tors on hfbitritipn tfeaiies5uHcbansed
i,omDiea msist l M alfsTs i l tI
TEARING begins in Peabody-Atam copr
!, ieSf IN ssplorado-rf;e rpan coal strike hc-
coming serious Tralnmqr on l'ennsyl-
against New York .glmbiers continues
5ialiaa-Platt ease IN NGW York dne3fess
glclia story o6 her Southern bali in
q Washington Wlil he brilliant lhalr-.-
u calculation OF Governor Donglas results IN
Z return IF Fall River operatives TO work
sTrysSpprtine news of the day, " &
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William p. Anliss,

s6.s Especial to rha Times Dlspatcl) 55 SCI
rSCtRlgo lis ~ Al, j AN. Isl liae remains
Sor. MI. William r. 6 Alniss arrived here
from BaItiiore 'Saccompanied by his Ia
sther. REV.. j oseph Hs Amss,s OF Dnnyllle,
The funeral took place a q ! o'clock from
tho residence OF the xleceased = sister,
attended. gt it55a 81 NJ III i5 i 81 sfS. $
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Mrs. Margaret c llrner.
Especial to The Times pi.,patch,) Il II

Special to the Times l,is'patch)
Il I)xANVlI.lI;, Al j an. 1S. Mrs, Mar
garet Turner this snornin ing IN tile
home Of her daua hter.s Mrs q. NJ. Belehcr.
on Wilson Stree,s;. She shud been visiting
her daughter here for he past two
months, and had heens in feeble healtl,lfol
YEARS Mrs. Turner was enent three
Primitive Baptist Church She was the
mother of tho following living children,
Mrs, Lucy I.owell,t of gshorG:; N rs. 8.
3tJamerson, Mrs Ct. w. i, Belchei,, 7, tsle
this city; Nj, i. W. Turner, of FRANKLIN
county, &And Nlessrs. "a. 4 O.. y, G Il.
and NJ j IIrnur, 5sull of fFigsboru,stl Henry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

inad men and or nearly Tie entir. press
8of The rountrs, 70 SAY liothtnS Of il,n
\ president and a majority of bmeinbelB ~
Sl,hR Senata and the House TINT IL III III
! tho interest OF the roads tlnt hey litye
reasonable legisiation IN order 10 ese95e
\ uIireaspnableS hereafter y mi taBens w.
railroad tlianaGers generally, ana G.ialy.
they have esiaeilged ~ disposition " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
p. IS, Pratt
s 8S 5i,f 90 - ~ = - 7 - ~ Is

fs4g r Especial 70 The TInes ,DbpntCI,l X
Isl C,flMUitly, VA, IAN IS, Mi, il Gidll ana
S. Pratt, one of the oldest and most prom
inentt citizens. OF King George, died .5at
Ms home the upper end Of te $fS93 s
lingering Illness. HI was seventy wears
5odNand is survived by Wife and three
Snhtldren-tW06 sons and/aS dauB ltter7-'al y of
whom are. grown. & ts ii Il n. !, IA
Z MI. Pratt wasIal Confedera soldier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

Nv TJJ, tnrn7 yestcrday 4. 4, IA.
,,e crd,l .
ea Il tom cure telqtly 3,S !
Il I5rpa rtllre Efrpni normal stenlperature %
lPncipita lion %durnF past hours .5 "
Xxx Mi NlAyrITT9 u ALMANAC. y
5s3 0 si 81 january I o. 1905. q
SIM rise; . n : p, I'LL TIDE.
SIN, sets , 4. 10 .l # Morning n. :o
oOn Ase1s ~ IS 10 Evening W. = ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
III Mrs. Kate French


" is. - is. Kate
French. Of this ct own, 4. died suddenly In
CINCINNATI Aronduyss Vi norni1g, where she
lind gone tor visit her nephew, Professor
prominent conservinSo Of music In that
city. NJ s$ NJ d; y IS
I Airs. French was abollt six va We years
( TindlaN8of Abingdon. RT he remains werG5
4 shipped from Cincinl1a II and reached here
5lastfniEht. The buriai took place to-day
ain Sinking Spring Cemetery. the tserplces$
i{being in8charge Of nv B M ID M itchell,
8pMstor OF the MethodiSt Church 49,.
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Richmond.


SI3r. j oseph W. Southall decides TO retire
from lare REORGANIZATION az Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction. and ~ J g y
lvrnY, for many wears ldellllneu
with ppblic education in the state, s!l \
SD0unces his gcandidac yr----- " cher save his
alife the ilfe of the boy whom he to1k
skating with him Monday night; funerals
Sof II. IL bland and r. Burton Thompson,
sother5victims OF Monday light 3 Tragedy
~ Valuaiblc Broad Street proporty Sold
SOCIAL session. 3nfs Council he'd With Al
Sderman w. III .ssS Zimmernann as host;
number Of bright speeches made Gen 7,
eral Lees birthday, a y tie hol iday. WI
I be generally obse%ed---Pi Piano donated to
the Flowerland baznar by Walter y.
glaioses g. Company won by the Masonic
y Home Presid cnt Leigh announces spe-
y cha, 5connittees to carry forward work for
greater Richrnond:s- s,..t nc les r; Z IL
Dave Blankinslir.4a rr~sted' for chasing his
5wlfe-Bright outlook Tor ball team
Death OF. Mrs. Spe----Dobbinsu and others
were tbniled--Joe Johnston Camp TO have
supp r---Elec tipn&o officers. S39 " 4 la4 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

Second Anniversary A. III
Sale of White Goods
vast uuaiitities bought especl-SS
ally for this sale: Don't skip an
ITEM 5ss Il
XII s1rine Lawns, "A D inches wide,s
made to sell at I 81 &c. ;ln1liver-55
Il sAry s,tl le n Il. v 30
india Linen n Q inches wide d
dream, worth c,, anniversary
sale III. 1. ri. Sc
sSs White Madras, small, !, neat fig
lures, all white, 4 2 u &c value, an
8niversary ice3 81 8 y 30
Sheer T. ersian d Lawn J, A D inches:
wide, a i 5csilur nber,f' our an1li1ver,--$$
3salyl sale price ii - 9 :s.4c
17ine White Camblic, 80 inches
wide, worth 8 {, anniversary sal e.
price s;3 s.. 9 q 30
Fine, Long Cloth, u yards to the
piece, 4 2 51-2c value, anniversary
price I. !. y, DC
81 r. Z d
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q s Pee al5t o,r a. me Dispulc h.) nm

orl,SW 1I,Lsiis, AZ, al
sls,1a n yig EBNa ntsl
mother. Mrs. Annih Dickson "; ltson. on
~ llc@ u tsoil1
was efgtty-sx ifrss ,0l HsASaf1tl was I'll ma
white lllldSborn5in tho pioneer settlement,
sllc was Ice narlied-fi rst,at q Mr. il-f
{liam B. . Hooper, ~ uisville, ard
Watson. *. a BORG arleaS county,3Ys ,. She
$lelves four Rchil orr NM B. j. n, Flrrnl
OF cnttsville, VA 6 forsuerl Miss Rosa
Mr.. III D., Watson 3ofs NasllnilIe, TENN and
+ Mr.. Fontaine Watson, VI nf IIopk insyille,{
4 lso llany slIan nd children In yirglnia8
and 4Tcnneasce. s5S gS5 4 Il
\ Mrs Watson had twice visited Scots.
willie, remaining several years each time
Her life was. "a ble sed example oFspurity
and goodliess, clleersgand hope. through
many years Of physical ticsion,8pa TENT
q - cNLllre1
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Virginia.

gs Mrs. Mary Glenn Jones Of Dnnyille,
granted Il diyorce-Mayor5 Harry Wood.
Ing sends a cordial letter to Roosevelt TO
Il hatchway on the steamer Powhatan at
Newport 4News---Judgc Tyler, of the Ch-
cult Court reyokes licenses in Newport
News-A sailor dies on the floor N q
Newport News saloon--Chnrlie Forbes
placed on trial at Farmvillc and case con-
Etinued to March term--The joint Coun-
ellis of Newport News o5invite President
I Roosevelt to visit that clty7---The battle
port News neNt week Immense attend
uI,Ge at the Anti saloon League Convep-
( tion Iii lISnchhurg--ljntcd States Mar
II, move his Office to that city--SeYeral
arrests of men suspected of holding up
Miss Turner near Indian Rock; she says
none Of them Is the man: five other ar
rests Joseph II. CopenhaVer. wifciTur-
sderer at Berryyillc, Leaves for peniten-
i tiafyi q nervous wreck. l'At fs8s f9s3. iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

VI q 4
Second
Anniversary Sale Of Linens. B
" NeYersin9th history .of I,inengre-j:
failing has sl CHI q force .of feat
%llres been brought to bear in $os--,55,
Etabliyhing tho greatest of Snll
values. a III ~ m
"a Hucla Towels, extra large size.5
!. d
BHuck Towels, red border, hem
med 1ox3SS inches, 1Scg value,
at ., 81. !. I. IL pc
4 Red FL Dhmasls, U fast colors, sew.
Seral patterns. 25c value, atH. A Do
I. Mercerized Damaslt, five& differ-t
5ent8 patterns, 8 0c$yalue, at $Ss8.. i5c
Mercerized Napkins, large Size.
8!nstead Of TN $500 anniversary
price q. Il. \ y M 4. q. \. Il. SOC
Table Dumask, q inches WIDE
all pure linen, SID value, our
anniversary sale price 8c55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
ne Began Monday. 1 January I 9th, 9
Our Second Anniversary S
Our8Annivers Sale + 4 4

aOurSAnniver'sary Sale
L sg3of WASH Fabrics
no make ~ OH appreciate The lin-8
8portance of this sal 6. we will sell
aforS the next ten d avs the follow
ing. Read CAREFUL Y. Il: II s.8 s15
Il Pcrcales, n % 6 4 inches wide, new
styles, Sc value, anniversary sale
price DC
sPercales, fine 8quality.&36H inches
wide, new patterns i 2t1--2cs value,
aG .... I. /, b. Il. g :s-.lc
NJ Madras, figures and stripes, &c &
inches wide i Q $1-2 value, amt
versary sale price 81
Percales, entlrely2new,S finer than
Windsor or Sea Island !, anntyersa--$Ss
ny sale pr CO 3.S. " &c
Outing Cloth,$llght and tdarSspat-$
xternsS FOL, Z. DC
81 Flannelettes, 8 inches wide, the
regular price IS 2 IL S1-2c ], anniyer-E
sary9 sale price Is .B.f s. @ S%;34cb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
Sheriff William I. Carper.S

III PULASKI. VA, Jan. is. Sheriff William
q S Cnrpcr, the first IS erltf elected sin
Pulaski after tie war, am who mad been
elected continuously since, died ut his
home in Fl NewDern this morning AT 4
o'clock from, ;,rnp lis, was g brave
efficient sheriff He was sixty years old
and leaves q widow and one son j lie wa 3
IA native OF Pulaski Ec0unty,# BY his deutll
Pulaski loses one of her best fcl ti2ens. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
iclmond' 81 Sweat hcrs yes ei ! II. v
clen and moderate gill ftelnpel'al
!: Z, = IN nc !: i. ID Ir!ILI:.E[RAIOMETER

Av5IFn1 ~ A I, r., n, 4. ..l..I.. hI
~. 4, 4. &. n. u
y, " Il \. Z. .
II. NJ. I. x. + a..
II. x, Y ~ 10
2 fsl $$g fj5 TN w
Average .
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sSU MARY He DAYS. NEWS Jew
The Weather.

n The w eather. JJS8l IN 55
jyyAsHINGTON, Forc IS -
Thursday and Friday y, q, !, y.
Th,'rsdaX amfdi 4 rq,.s +
8enst soutlienst winds q, ), !, 1,
North Carolina -R ain, u
$,,.nbah iv5 clenr1lg riday; col y Nyfs =
$porton,N lghtto fresh 81 to souei'e''sNl
Winds. I'LL 54 3 5 y; N Is n
\ s. ,chmond,s N weather yes tcl,tlay s wa
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51,,ct ,r1 I. owil In tho very prime III
&lifeB lie. urged the imporlat1ce
making llils fl what We Intend 70 ~ inS
\, &c PUTTING sel r1la,ss s
DIZZY
lillian r. Allie gre. 81
z. liam legre, Who died In New
York on nestlA as pert ed tcrda y,
eldest liam
laicllniond sl1nInlrer and postmas Of
ichinnntl during The war. 4, III
~, 4, Allogra was q member 9 fS$th
4 3ichmonds Grays when the war broke out,
8nndSwellt {to sthe@Eeld with that .conrland.
s3Aftcissa1 short service Id was discharged.
8 The Gref slIaN: Battery wa organ lied soon
n'and ON 14th March! sil2 ;,l,,l
served until 5tha slrre,,de r 1T AnpoInn
IN ore gtll sold g II g
and us he was as a 'tl1c Sns Bt ne J
stars. lie s. geailt Of cliinent$
mt close or u he Wa,, and went Into Iii sS
last pporna + ttox Courthouse 4
on tho afternoontor the ST. of April sG5,s
when hope was Head in the shearts Of the
rank an file as well as the oltic GERS, With !.
!: he sa me elas hand pll tct thu pted
Sltmbered for lion on Til G 8ClA.ckAhoMiryS
& hneeatty IT'S pre- iousl y. lIn vas 6ne of
the last.lnen to leave that sicld and went
off amid the cras II f%small arms and the 4
5bursting8o Of shell: iii the same cheery man
Sner that had Sclarac terized him all through
tho war.
many wears ag . land at5thet time Of Ills
death was 3n&proo frcadcr$ on the Commer-t
$cinl 13lllletlilNof & that city, where he was. 4
Y lucl N be loved "a he wa s by his Old
comrades here Is 4E Nh
KIM III Us two l1eplcws ;lhdS
\ three est fessrs. Horace and Oscar
and Miss es3 :F3lnnb 1T hcl and julia Red
ford.
,rhe3 remain been bro glts lerc.
and the f,Inei1tl take place from Cen
Il elial,y M thodist Clirch at III 8o clock
tic family seectt III shockoe cemetery''
rs WA "a M. NJ. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

# N r.S ALE gre wei Is to New Y ork 10 reside 4
many years ngo ,S and tile time Of his
death was ID proofreadcr on the Commer-5
Scinl 13lllletlilAof & that city, where he WIS
as much be- Owed rs he was by his Old
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-22
VOW PULL ALL TOGETHER


All WHO attended ihe nommeraiai riua
meeting Tueslay evening Hnst Hage he=H greatly z-
Outraged over Tbs spirit manifested ard t5e dizPos
ton Of tHose present to unie in harm0nious eaq-t
for tie advancement q CAi1kasha- Il suzh Z
sp'i'l 'nzl a--'s's7 l-@-s' s7 @lT Foe
e '0"H favored ~iln H-'1'z- -asanlzse= ~ -l1S-
17nz r \ inS e'l]sss VIZ -- tlsT s7p5t7 soT
'-T = 'A@ p'-@
The spirit lisplaysd iH the nesting referred p
must b perPetuatsd and extsHdsd- From tbs time
forward our slogan r1ust He "a PaI zA togztheFs
long pail vigorous pail. that giA not ezzse I'll
~niT<asna stands hrst among the cities Of the
soathHzsl
We hAyseserv reason to be vrond d sbe proeress
of ou- czty n the u.st uroud y ,hs uo-st;oH IL
now ocruDies Perhsps We a-- uos pross IN sgs
ro-s cf5c bride -ore ,g,sItv to arr c;t ore f.;.H
IL IL p1sit5e NIL helm n,a.eral,v ~ ar e7o-,s u
tuiId greater oi,r
Ta. -.-;,, ..
s0.;r,.- .h-r.,.to.-. -. -. -,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1905-09-28
1000 Young People.

Ks Or1~ & svox, I'll. <x.x.oxI ..1rnr~ - a :,
8 49,, !, =, 80 i, ! ~ ..,,. :
80 s,.s V .s;.. !. f, So. $500, 49,
$3.50. ~ nrIS
~n' ro - =. 4 a.. Ia
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90 Bunker street.. On water
plying depot, keeping wale5
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-23

choice, $3.50 per box; oranges, $4,000
l.5o, bananas, Sc per ID, pineapples,
s3.50@4.0o per dozen.
Potatoes-New Oregon, 60@s0c; on
ions, $4,000 per 100 lbs; tomatoes,
crate, 25@40ci new California turnips.
sack, $685. cabbages, per lb, ! lag
| l.2ej head lettuce, l5c dozen, hot
house, si boxj celery, dozen, s5c@sl.0oj
radishes, dozen, IL l.2c; green onions,
dozen, l0@l2 l.2c; rhubarb, lb, ga
crown, whole boxes Of 20 lbs, sl.s5; g.
crown, si.75.
Dried fruit-Apples, evaporated, loc
per b., sundried, sacks or boxes, nonej
spricots, il@i2 l.2c, peaches, logic;
pears, i0@i2 l.2cj prunes, italian. Ga
0 l.2cj French, 3 l.2c, figs, Cal. blacks,
s 3.Ac; do. white, nonei Smyrna, 2oe;
fard. dates, &C.; plums, pitted, &c.
Cereal foods-Rolled oats. cream, 90
ID. sacks, $685. lower grade, 5000
Everlasting fruit jars--Half.gallons,
$3.50, quarts. $3.50; pints, $50; extra
caps, glass, $3.50.
Hops, Wool. Hides, Etc.
Hops-lo@lsc per ID.
clams-IIardshell, per box, $500; razor
clans, 500 per sack.
Fish-Crabs, per dozen, sl.50; Shoai-
water bay oysters, per sack, N.o0i oys.
ters, gallon, s225; halibut, o l.2e; black
cod, 7cj bass, per ID, IL l-2c; herring, Sc;
&c; bass, per ID, l2 Ice; herring, 5cj
founders, &c; catfish, Sc; Holsters, per
ID, IL Ice; silver smelt 7c; shrimp,
loc, perch, &c; sturgeon, Sc; silverside,
&c; sea trout, IL l.2c; black bass, COG
Csc.