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sInacuracy,, Claimed.

III rho remarks themselves arc 5rnisle adng'!
Inaccurate and are mad cYlden y IL IN
a. purpose to drive people into the Sc ca IL
ed ID. .plnn tSs,t
Thero isi III .fao 81 no splans ted BY
N1essrs yam and ID as ltssl Pre-
vided Ms. IN tile gree n,ontH = EXP
thoilghtless people 4 to- Ign; that y a can
DO changed BY them time I'M the ~
3ture .s5g q Il W 5sf
.aro willing to meet NJ essrs. Ryan
and Blair or5Btheir represent nti Ives. ~ ct
any time In ID friendly and bus ~ ess-ll
shirt, Gh,,tftnre no t to be bull dozed !. or
intlmldated by anybody y. ${ & III NJ .;g 1
I've will say finally tina t NJ re- " illian1s
is not on this committeei eltller{s,dt Ices zhe
control or influence in M way rs ts as
ton. Fl e does no sc elk to 90 tit,s anu
could not do 50 "a fsho q ilzs attempt +,
We deprccat D. the ncwspn per 81 asrges anu
countercllarges individuals !1s " 9
have made mono against any body. but pllrti-
pose to defend oursolvc Bnga INST any n lIl
nll@nttncks whether made gthroug b PAM.
phlets containing SOCIAL ed plans by
incwspa per broadsides, or by attempts,
through court proceedings, to njust ice
toSminorlty stecl5ho lder:ss. II
No Compensation.
This committee repeats the statement
n,nde W. its chairman mt tho last meet
ing 81 the stock holders repre- sented3 BY III
that tho ii elnhers lid ri nnit tee WILL
receive no icompensatlon Of any kind for
their serv ices. Il he only charge that are
TO be8Innde nre for tho actual ssex Expense
,$thc principal item . Z this on
pense being tho employment 4 OF H counsel
III lis stipulated In the pooling agreement
that tho expenses OF the committee for
any and all accounts shnll, In no event,
exceed fifty cents per share, III t is he
desire andfwi DO tho effort Of the COM:
mlttee to make tho expense as small
as possible. 81 ,s K "a 81 I'LL
I'd This statement Is signed by tho whole
committee. composed ofES&.tC.z Isulstrat,
chairman 4 q. Morton Stewart, h j lanes 81 y
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n u ,,orn pacific As (. s. IFS
N,erSii. 4 ri Ives arm con. as. ..,..... 10is
- a,ss,, ci;nr, innS refund ing 9f3s
III. .nn O47s
i, oaIIS., y ii 102ss
ast,7fLos and Iron Mountain con. Js... rs.
g, IN n,,,s. md "a SEQ 81 a2h
., ,,is sni,t hycst m con- 4s S2ss
Go Ma III "A n Ina a . So
s:oi,t Pacific a I. Nsa
;o,iihern Is 4. &. 1. 1859
nj paclf c &1sls 1o2 81
,nIan vi and western
iinion 3i,a..iiiu conc as . II III
IFS steel "a IS I. !. Oh
aSVn Ia a, "a sia NJ m !. FL
51vnbash jSeb. n Bs. 8. COX
SSvasterrE Md As !. r. 937A
yvheeIng md Lake Erie As n. OAK
Wisconsin Central =. 3. 94
III a nd q. 81 Collateral Trust 9Ss
Central of Georgia sd Inc. q. 90
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3sRixes:y Wants Reasons

by ssoclntcl I'ress. 81 5S
e ASH NC;TCN, S e Feb. {5 misrepresentation.
l3Ixeyf (VIrginia) introduced n bill calling upon
the secretary OF the Navy for hla reasons for
the alleged cnncellng OF tho contract OF the.
Midwife Steel Company and rejecting tho BID
OF Tint company OF February It'll last on
, amor plato work. q F 5 ri
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s ts.5tIsl lAt.i5t lfisFl y itii'ftI.S
STEAM BOATS.
STEaMS II COMPANY.
Niaht5L Line for N orfoIk

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash st,ee!l q
Up. nj stopping at Newport News route, Fare. f1SO
one way s. SO round trip including ''aletoom oeth;
meals; SOC. each. Street Cars 70 Steamers WHAT,
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Il RICHMOND GRAIN Il MARKET.
ID Richmond. Va, Feb. Q, 19o5.
itse 5l3I QUOTATIONS. 49, n

aGrher fear lots (. !. ia lsl.eo
HSJrsd icar iots) y. ,.s.....f119 q l,eo
Shor;berry (ca = iots) !. 11s @ L2,
No ba rsd ,e ssar ii.
sE9KhHitey bas lots /. /. TO q SO
" No 9 White Gear. lots) .,......... z! \:
no. q white tcar lDts). 3
No q mixed Gear lots) q if#
Mo- 8 mixed Gear lots) II wv
No.. mixer Gear ots) n. 70 &
No. "a mixed Gear lotsl ~ ~
NJ iee fcor IA * X, :',s
&, ~; ~ : W n, as al 10 q
I'VE \. \. p, /. ~; 50 @ s.
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Students Reception.

The stplentssat Union Theological SEM
mary gave q reception last evening IN
-honor, or Bishop Wilson and Of their.
young friends iii the city Tho reception
WIS held lii tho college library, Eand WINS
scxtremaly pleasant. rs all seminary fairs
are, 5ss t,4 II * St5
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

81 ARRIVED! 4 4. 81 If
u Schooner B. r. Poole, Boston. 3 IA; 3g
4 schooner H. c. Barrett Hampton Roads Z;
III Schooner s. II Blackburn, Hampton Roads,
.,58as SAILED. tsl&5f'
large Texas Bos tom MSS .Si ~ Il q
R Barge hfalanzas, Boston. al jis5aI
- Steamer Waccatn NAV. Portland. ii f85s
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All ANIlC COAST 81 Il NE i.

,rpA IA y III. a \ Il. RiC tiAlCNlIS DAILf-BYRD.{
4N41NN'' M STREET STATION. fsi5
EFFEJplyll sGNDA IA y. ST. 5s
s n n, a. aM.--A &. u. Express 10 all po!ntsl
a.nn S.pM.-Petersburg and Norfolk. s3 ~
,SiIHs Is Petersburg mud N. ana w, West a
4 sn Is M--Petersburga and Norfolk ~ sg
~: IN n 4, u odshOro Local. M {3t
Tx D. Petersburg Local. 81 Sa ne az
gg..saS +. M.--"Florlda and West Indian Lin.
i'-o led to all polnls South. 8 y. Ssg
az IL Petersburg and y. and W. Vyest.ls
99 ,S u H peterSpurH Local. IL 81 534
!.t, TX D.. III New York and Flofld speclaL
~ $50 a. Nj; 7;ts A. NJ % 1873 a.
...io: AS A. NJ. 40 4. n. 100 III s;os
I; !agicc,snt Sunday, .'sunday only. !. III
fFp4ANe'ftC, s. AMPBEI.Lst DIV Fass, ACT
N CRAIG.s Gen. Pass. ACT s}B
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3f IA LTlMoIil,,a nj D.,-S Eeb. 9..-srot'li ON
ME VIVA, beef Gait The ql!otntons
AK Ms G,,sc'; medium, psr pound, sNd5he bulls,
S Ear pound .sqi3Xc! thin steers and aoWs
per pound, &C. oxen, per o.llld III
con,mon,s each, sSpla,0o sheep aud f,ambss5,
Sheep No. Tat. Dor, head, 50 ~, % | to,t hst
ssisiSo. 4; BID bucks, 'rer pound SQpsss AZ.
NON; Per head yl5piIsoQ "a
.ner pound, common to talr
sood per- pound q nv 1Sc,; rough and heavy.
al ch $6ivli0J, # Dressed kIoga-rG holre |lglls-
p IL 1nnuni, Neutrality-suspicious. per pound.
iSta154sc, is13 ft f5 ~ N s. M
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NEW YoR Feb: EyEs-R :, ,I,I !,
sold 20 ne at steady prices Calves Reeelpts iss
head, yaals, $4,000; latter extreme
M Soc. Sorr sbarnyarl calves lower At 3s!ats go
no demand for Westerns; dressed calves lover
CITY yeals sgac pondd sanm.s
r,eceInts 4 .iet head Sheep steady. Is Prime
lambs iira 10 ioc higher: others slow, b.M ~.
steady seap g5s5 az Gholse We oia1 :, ~
fS750aSOO for medium, Ia good loSs1f. !,
ceIISts G,a77s head. Market slow tiooNs s sta 20
hogs s.. 4U6jS 80. X
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4 8s;5 5'fss DRY GOODS " MARKET. n q
ions IL eo day bo,h as $40 10
prices md also as TO. the character OF de-
mand Sellers realize he futlty OF reductions
at this time ana also the daniage which may
be done ny such a. course in the disturbances
III confidence when tSf IS most particularly
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Atlantic Coast I.nc common 60 mt IeeIs y.
Virginia t.enturles 900 ut ~ If ig
Virginia Tire and n Tine lnsura nee Col
Virgins rollna ,ilenisai ~. prcfsrre,I 70
attI174 :55t n i07 ~ WING
$@ STATE sEcURITlEs Bih!t Asked
North Carolina IS. 1910. 4. 4. 70,
NJ Nsr'a g. ce;snn st and 81 is,' ~ ;;.
VA. Centuries, ~. &. onI r.. la9i. ]. 81 97ii
CITY SECURITIES stas&
1iIchtnond City 1875. 1858
RAILROAD BONDS. 'Ss rs IS 81;
Atlanta and Cha Isl s. r., 1907 81 1os ...9
b. Con on = rr FL n s iSs
as 50. and Fla 1T Ct. Is
& t,a.. 3d. md Fla. Is. IS. lss5 ...... ~
S.$and Id ~, poeanon,as % ,
Rich. and N eek. Isl ~. u IS "
1 Wss,san Sou sGriss q ;,'' liz
s. AZ il. Cen. lst as 1870 .....,...,. Ssh 50 II
ItalLRoAD STOCKS. Par. .5tf Il 3;3
\ Atlanta and Charlotts...,.. ..,...loo 1863 8.
A,ants Coast Linz nfi:...::::i 10
Atlantic Coast Line com ~, ~. 100 1921: ...#
chesapeake and Ohio. .loo q y, a
Norfolk and Western com 100 So ..Eg
Scaboard air Line prd :....... 100 IL 37h
Sebaoad .ir Line com /. 100 1911 qtsfi
hank AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Bank II OF Richmond. 100 1919 .,,S4
American National 100 i D. i,
broad street Bank...,. ...., .. q
City ;sS o -
sists T i,a! 81 f i5s
Union Bank OF Richmond ~. 10 lG7 :f5
INSURANCE COMPANIES. "a
bVirgnu Fire and Marine.,.. ...,..25 tas 4.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 American Locomotive pfd., ......lco Ill
VA Cdr. Chem. pfdl.. $ D. lo0lo!,s llo8
Vu.-curoina Chemical com ........lo9 81
Y va.-car. c. Co, Co. II. p.s c...... 100
,tSLsl
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COTTON sEED OH ma RIFsT. III
3sS N 4. rbt tonsced Oh was
fairly I've and .iirner. Trln,e$crude.sf.ao . b.
mills y prime tHlmmer 2a5ii4 81.
ct q :, sum,nsr nominal prime CSC
rs c.; + primo Winter yellow, IS s9
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4 NAVAL STORES,

n ANALaSTOI3FGS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CT Feb. o-SpIRITS
STDRP ENT INI5--N Moth IN 81 doing; receipts, =
easks psln-Eirtr ct |. s2a a bid receipts, y
5rels, Crude Turnen u tine lrm al s.soas7o:
Ay.INNAH a., TuRPENT1Nr-
Steady at b2lsc. recel piss Ili casks: sales LEG
casks fsl pnehts, 81 cas- ks. Rosln-Firm; re-
selI,,s aS 6arres lss bafrels ship
CHAIR .EsToN s. is c. VI Feb 0.-Tu RpEN-
TINE yASD ETCSlN-Soh thing doing. Il Re IS 8
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-5&f a& },
sept ssss % ss7s 31 ssH
$ |;;$ 6! 81 q Il
May 7 Sylil v voi!s ~ snsS
.a;, ;:i,:: q; s's ss7s V
s,ay 1ls;s,s Us;
. aLARfD-Per 100 lbs. ii. !,
KAY hss; SIS ss, ss:s
5sH ri ri Bs.Per ioS lbs =
aiay SIS SIS Sso
697 Y. wy ,t,y;a
Cash quotations were as follows: FLCUHHS33
spring Ing s1isd1 i nss No. Corr Corn
s; so yellow. q y 9. o. = t4 CATS
soAc.;as white ak No.. ; rye,
Good q Ssolef
nc rthwes.ar sl.e3 prime SEED 1.s3a
ess pork per- 7. 7l IA re "
lard rounds aes
Il boxed! *G75 basa Ct high
wnes Clover cont grade Em1
,ter--T'Irn n { reamclics asic; dnires, q sta6c
5Cheese--stendy ut - e. n,drh
cassc included, 23Mclc.i dfsts Esc.i pltHltcc
nrsts, soc. extras, &c. 4. 8 81 n. i$
BALTIMORE. Md Feb. Q IF q UR--.D li
nd aha siss;
Southern by sample. slfpl 10 Confirm spot
and tho kmontli, AoN fba9lsc. southern white
corn. 4is at49hc oats-te g. W .fa,a
ton. dfs7c; do creamery, 3lG3ac. EGGS
Easy a / /. &c H. Cheese-Flrm and unchanged.l
sugar.strong at ts,15. 85ss=
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against 1880 last week and j 1o2 last ysar.
Tor the week estlmatet1 4 70. 40 bales ~
e M In N .ycej; ana S.al,112 last year; 10
ID y,s RECEIPTS nj New OrIeans were pni -
AEnlrst 377S5 last year. and Ut liolistoh 8i,9SHl
haIe,a n ga INST 1920 last year {S &
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lrainst $50 last week and II 100 last year.
the week estlmaei;, ~ ea'e y.aT
T;s ,escpt III New orIeans were bai IT,
AgnIt1st BIS Blast year. and ut lionston l,9S'
bales against a,9s9 last yea ar :.
cotton futures opened easy and * eiossd
steady. " 1I;rh q vs. Z ou, f55s Close
March !. I. I, % Z 8
April II a 1s g ~ 81 1 Il
- unc . 4. :. sS Z y y
3Iuiy .G o. ~. y, III 7is
a a., !, I 875i
October, 71s ! Ia x
No:einbsr e; y
DECEMBER sa[ r, AZ doses B points lover
miillins nplands, 80; ~
sales, Al sLoies. "a
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 9.--tso PIT, ~
Spot colt On in good demand. ~,
hghsr ,tss ' sss go aae ~.
sto Sarriyc quotations Sunchan ed; I, III
Futures Opened nuiet I'll :.
lah,sy bsa s from S,t
ufterhn 1rNt cal bears sod a;n,
epfs
oTe, AZ t BY n ses
sion tho aGIvc positions we're ss1:l points ow.
rr than yesterday tnc !
}poirt and then sold down ,,!' !.
were narrow. Tho market closed quEi'e t VIZ
net losses OF 1913 points. s., ii IL n i. ii
cotton, quiet: rnlddllng; So net reesptss;;
bales; stock, 1890 bales; export to = rea'
Britain, N7 bhles.& . ~.sh. N III II fsa,
Tolal Ia. "a all ports--Net receipts i.oal
bales expor. 10 Great Britain. So7 bales y
France. $3.50 bales 4; TO the Cont lnent ., ~ ~
bn les; stoGIt, g7J6, Oh la les, ~. M - q
Consoliant ut ports-Met resspss, =
France Z, opo ii,ales; 10 the Continent s VIZ VIZ
bales 70 Japan, :.q11 bales; 70 Mexico, ~.
Total since September LIST at all 1orts,,-;Se
RECEIPTS o. bales export TO Great Brltian
.ssS.la7 ba les; 10 France, ., sfi Dnles 10 tnt
Continent, a.0s2,54s bales; to japan e3 IS ba les
10 Mexico, 1911 bales. ~ "a ~
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peb. 20 ga TrIE. Supply Ignti aarl,st
steady. Ghoeei gpriMe, 1922, ~;
heavy ana pimedinHs, 81, oSa heavy york,
eis ght IT iiEs st IN
mn rl,et soW. PrlTa wethers. s., 754a. d. com.
mon, sbs 10, $4,000 ee5. Lambs 500 $50; yetll
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4 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Limo common, ITS asked do. preferred, 37is fp
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I|MANYRUMORSO|;:'I...
.R |. |. | Y {: | IS
Given 4 Measure Of Credits But But
Stocks Affected Still
Hang Back. ssl5.
iJAPs 10 NEGoTlATl''El I |, |: % 4,
s1his8IIas all Effect OIL Tire l,l-'1;
u don Discount MARKET ' 'rca1 Il
.ssag Dizziness 'To.la VA
--- -. n
H(1,v ssocInted 8I'rcns.1I

&$ NEN YORK, Feb. o. Some rcliictihillce
developed iii tho UPWARD g 8
y prices on tho Stock Exchange 20. tla y. nv W
the efforts 10 get them higher were q
" rcllliqu,sicd and tic dn wore On u e -
sirnnrth of d Few stocks did not lserye V "
e prevent The average level { prices 3tro g, ~
dipping lower tiiln Inst night p'lll! N.
cffector the decline was to sink Strau y
iftoEvrcnt t1llness and to pend pilHc y,
ii Il rnn "a only slightly below lust iig!ht
lthough tie admission 10 no q tchis 9
directorate 81 Union Pacific y, tercsts ~
regarded us gvIngfin a 9 crcd ~
s to muny i,lmors OF ra!lron9 deals, ~. NY g
stocks hap; bark TIN sa toeiss So n
Swhtcl,e d leading authority isesI,tlie en-
phatc tee e ~ III
Tia IL ani fRab beiow The rate
4 ns shown by the decline IN i e$ Stocks on on
hand during Janud 81. !. 4, I, q, !,
for gold bars. which were TO l)e sent z, PIT
Sto.dIy, it,, TO strong 4 ING:
exchange market here to q fall ~ stcr--
glingglt Spnfs.3 by 8
ii inr 81 ne discount $ratc3it,l London. There
were renewed Hin fo soid q lors e i
onttal ntulatiors tIatan add 4, qua !.
yllave lad It's fleet on lic 'sr
count market Il III sptte4o lie go tirse of
4 the exchange market there Wns iti,uy ines
ofSstocits here for London account I,
The early advance N sI'cnnsy w. anu NJ
Il OntariofaEd Western and the strellg TN Of
"A Illinois Central and ~ renewed rise IN II the
u local fractions about exhaust Tho list &
observation-disclosures stock . Ia, ],
Sf8 The discouragementsOfs the#huylng df.-f
II nnnd permitted the carly gn ms t03.,h he
Y generally wiped SSOut. and sly market q
y closed easy d & III bou The west 3R
THE jtlmp S0fg$1lf1-3 i'm Graat u Northern
!. rreferred was Without e feet in the late
Bonds ere Irregular, Total sales, pir
y1 luc, IS, 6s's. 6tl United Suites bonds We're
AL Sunenangetl7 on call. q, N I, 81
The total sales OF stocks for I he day
were g7J, 100 snarcs ss r l$ Az
!. NO NEY$5 AND IXcHASGE LOSE;
Money on cal stcadysn Z per cen clio
ing bid 81 1 per cent, 4: offrred Il ~ per
cent thine loans, stetd,; 81, vs. and |,
ninety days. a$perf IT'S = * mont LIS. Is "a
per cent; prime lnercantil lie ma per, 2 1-2afE
n 4 IA & per cent. Sterling exchange steady
Il atyA1vInce with actual business III bank
3 ers' bills at sf.s .ss05 forS demand, and
at $As,f9fDI So. Is or six tY$ day bills post
ed rates. 81. So II. aud e 81, 81: commercial
bills. si,G6 rs Bar 81 Yer. 81 SIS; exiea y
n dollars II 1.9g. Il 5sfI Il
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Y CATTLE MARKETS.
Il RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales al Union Stock Yards0 II

85 i y. Richmond, Va, Feb 9, 1906
* There was a fairruniof cattle on the market.
mostly rood to extra steers. there being very
sfaw light ca tile ortheifers and dry COWS Best
Steers IA 95f,,c, medium TO good. !, 4silAc.:
common 10 fair s13H c.; hei eers. dry
cows 82ss l3Ac; bulls. 49, a., 4.
Light run OF hogs and sold 9 y 3 ~ ' soe, !;
Very fc,ys sheep ana lambs. Fat sheep 20;
&C.. as 10 quality. Bucks AZ 4'tc9;; best lambs
Glsc. others, 5GBc Ncal calves, o4ac. = 4cSh
So Prosnssts Very good on all stock for next
market. ,5s IL VI. a IA M
rHlcAc,o Feb = rrl,E F. 3 \
me steers $SGOaiG Is: poor TO med So 75ip
stacke and sss ss1ms9 s aoSs
b,,ls, $9il3 %: calves, s3di7 So Hogs
Recelpts heal Market Is S &c. higher sa sh Mts
rh s,5sad75;bulk o. ssss 70 eeosd
~ Seholce Nv hers, s. 6o5 20 fair to- choice
mixed, Sl,5Oa6 80 \ native lambs, Sa,7aa7 @
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"A GIN cINNATI. o., Febs 9, 100 s-guEs,,
s5i common, 81 q ~ SLOW;
4 81 COMMON, S?dp2 5os teal at s2 75gp
5.y l.at,bs l,asy M quiett " Sts7Sd97
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The remarks tl1emsel Ives arc misleading e.
inaccurate ana are made eYiden W =
a%purpose to Into 3Sthe So
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Attending to Business.

4 irhis committee has not been making
n newspapei5 ca nvasse " mas &heen ~
a 70 take care OF the GQ000 shares now
behind Ill, and Or other stockholders who
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RICHMOND sToCK MARKET.

IfiehMonH Va Fed. y, 100. N
{5i N. /, IS SALES 81 Il Is n
Atlantis st limo COIN mon go mt 1eesl.
Virginia t.enturles-5.0 900 at ~. FIX
Virginia Tire nd NJ airline lnilra nee II Col
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
year some of the Montgomery birds .u ara raraa rka hl,Z successfnl

year some of the Montgomery birds were remarkably successful
 The exhibition will last five days and will again be held in the auditorium Everything augurs for a most success full exhibition. The entries will be more numerous and 1t Is expected that the quality will even be better than that of the year before.
 Special rates have been granted for the transportation of birds by the ex- press lines and It is thought that this will be an inducement for a number of single bird entries.
 Perhaps the most encouraging fea- ture is that the Southeastern Passenger Association has granted low rate to Montgomery for the week beginning De cember IS, on account of the annual meeting of the State Poultry and Pet Stock Association.
 The arrangement was effected through the efforts of the Commercial and Industrial alAssociation who took the matter up with Chairman Joseph Rich ardson of the Passenger Association sometime ago. Yesterday word was re- ceived that the rate would be nut into effect on all roads in Alabama, Tennes- see. Florida, Mississippi. and points in Louisiana, east of the Mississippi river To all those attending the annual meeting of the State Poultry and Pet Stock Association. a special rate of one and one-third fare. plus 25 cents for the round trip will be granted, tickets be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

posts sentinels at every approach of danger, physical. social or religious. Her motherly instincts and hard common sense was never better Illus trated than when she was taxed at one time with twenty-five cases of measles and at another time with thirty cases Of whooping cough; an occasion when most of the mothers would have quailed in the presence of four cases among her family Of seven children Her capacity Is for such work--and she does the work for the love of the Mas- ter-not for the little pay given. or the help extended her
 Methodist hands have builded well, Methodist hearts have contributed largely, but ever move. every dollar, have been. not only worthy of their motive, but deserving at their hanAs.
 It is Gods work and the labor of love and charity is through Christ and for His sake: therefore. in His name. we appeal for a firm stand on this branch of our church work and for more liberal support.
 Money Is needed, repairs are neces- sary, supplies must continue and these little souls that come to the Home must be nurtured. Every dollar you give every word of encoura cement spoken and every prayer uttered for this work will strengthen the pr9ise you will give, when in that 1ternal be- yond, as you assemble with some little one you have helped save. yen shall with 1t, in joyful acclaim shout, Al lelujah! Allelujahi Allelujah! The Lord God omnipotent reignethr'
 H. Fl. Stewart, Jr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
STATE POULTRY SHOW
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE FOR ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
VIII Be Held in Auditorium, Beginning December 10, and Special Rates Have Been Granted Over All
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Montgomery members of the State Poultry Association are making great preparations for the Second Annual Ex- hibition of the Association. which be- gins in Montgomery December IS. and competition in which is open to the world.
 It will be remembered that this As- sociatien was organized less than a year ago and its first exhibition was the most successful show of its kind ever held in Alabama. In the vast hall of the auditorium. there was gath cred together a collection of chickens. turkeys, pet stock. etc. rarely seen out side of the great cities. The exhibi- tion was a success in every way and interest in poultry was Increased tre- rnendously in and around Montgomery.
 This year the competition will be even more keen and the attendance even better. Quit a number of local fanciers will have a number of entries and they will vie with the birds of the famous poultry farm of the entire South. Last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
Christmas Holiday Rates

 Account of the Christmas Holidays. The West Point Route will sell round trip tickets, to individuals. on Decem- Der 22nd, 23rd. 24th. 25th, Soth and 31st. 1905. and January 1st. 1906. with final limit January 4th. 1906, at rates of one and one-third first-class one-way fares. plus 25 cents. To teachers and stu dents of schools and colleges. when they present and surrender certificates signed by Superintendents. Principals, or Presidents, tickets will be sold De- cember 17th to 24th. inclusive. with final limit January 9th, 1906 at rates of one and one-third first-class one-way fares, plus 25 cents.
 The above mentioned rates to apply between all points east of the Missis- sippi and south of the Ohio and Poto- mac river. Inter line tickets will be on sale at regular coupon offices only. Minimum round trip rate 50 cents.
 II. C. Hunter
 Commercial Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

ing sold on the certificate plan. A large out of town attendance is expec- ted on account of this rate and the visitors to the show will have an op- portunity of doing their holiday buying in Montgomery.
 An attractive list of premiums for single birds and for pens has been of- fered in all classes. while special prizes have been offered by the manufacturers of Ivory Soap. The National White Wyandotte Club, the American White Plymouth Rock Club, the Belmont Farm, the LeBron Jewelry Co., and Le Rod D. Teasley, Secretary of the Asso- citation.
 The Association offers grand sweep stake of $50.00 cash for the best dis play in any class to consist of at least two pens
 A feature of the exhibition will be the giving away every night of a big Christmas turkey. The officers of the Association are:
 J. c. Adams, President: L. D. Teasley. Secretary; M. B. Campbell. Treasurer; H. J. MeCafferty. Birmingham. SuperinA tendent; Vice Presidents C. Fl. Cowart, Troy: A. W. Malone, Dothan; A. " Buck. Elba: Nc D. Cain, Jr.. Montgom- cry; J. ". Young. Prattville; H. J. Me Cafferty, Birmingham.
 Loring Brown. who made such an ex- celIent impression last year as judge will again officiate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

$40000 stock Wolff Lb 6ne medium and will be Q4ody) greatest offered Leather Leather Rockers Leather Cou Mahogany Bed Sms Dining Room Oufkn fact Furniture mammoth establishment will
  Sale wha until Christmas Any in the will ppopn and appreciated Christmas Present