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Ser mugebcuerc Griolg OerS dmei-
delei III u%niercr Belt fonnnlt oober,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29
Day Of Week
THE LOCAL. FIELD.

The First National Bank, Dey-
ills Lake, N. d., loans money ON
real estate at seven per cent.
M. e. Thomas, a prosperous
farmer Of Royal township. paid
The Inter Ocean al pleasant call
ednesday and did not forget
/ to put his subscription a year in
advance.
"A regular railway postal SER
vice was placed on the Farmers
road Christmas morning. e.
Glover is the clerk in charge.
The new serviceiWi supply the
towns Of Webster, Garske,
StarkWeather, MELVILLE, Ohm
stead, Egland, Crocus, Rock
Lake and Hansbrough.
M assrs. brennan & Gray and
A. M. Powell report the sale last
Friday of the Huesby hotel prop.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29
J o. Baughrnan.

III O. Baughman.
The roller skating rink is be-
comming quite a popular resort.
! The Devils Lake Journal ha,
| its new press installed and will
now do its own printing.
John r. Daeley who is now :
citizen Of Montana, spent the
holidays with home folks.
Miss Mary Norton is spending
the holiday vacation with hel
sister, Mrs. Chas. Smith, Of
Crazy.
Percy CreWe, who is now a
rising lawyer uf Williston spent
a few DAYS with relatives and
friends in the city this week.
Millions rush in mad chase af-
ter health, from one extreme Of,
fadisnl to another. when if they
would only eat good food and keep
their bowels regular with DE-.
Kings New Life Pills, their trou-
bles would all pass away. Prompt
relief and quick cure for liver and
stomach trouble. &c at e. I'VE.
Green ! drug store; guaranteed
The firm of Lynn and Daw
son will be closed for the win
ter. AS Misses Lynn and Daw
son have left for the formers
home at Devils lake where they
will spend the holidays The
Young ladies leave chen aor ST.
Paul, where they will enter d
Wholesale millinery house and
prepare for spring millinery.
We regret M les ! the young la
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29
s Weather Report for he Week Ending Wednesday Dec %
.erty, lot is, block SO, and the
two story hotel building there's

erty, lot 10, block SO, and the
two story hotel building there's
on, to Joseph 3. Zunick. The
consid eration was $1,000. Mr..
zunieh takes immediate possess
ion and will open the hotel to
the general public on Jan. list
and it goes without saying that
he will be even more successful
in this larger venture in the
restaurant and hotel business
than in the more limited field he
has had for several years past.
r. S, Dewar went to- Grand
Forks Tuesday for a short visit.
The K. P. lodge will give a
dance Monday night Of next
week which promises to be one
of the most delightful Of the
season. Peck's splendid orches-
ira will furnish the music. The
committee has provided cards
and other diversions for those
who do not care to thread the
rneazy meshes Of the waltz. Sup
per will be served BY Caterer
Drake
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29

dies from our midst but we
shall await patiently for their.
return. Ray Pioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dixon of
Grand Forks is enjoying the
holidays at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Collins.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the First National Bank
of Devils Lake, North Dakota. will
be held at the office Of said banE
on Tuesday, January 8. 1906. al
4 o'clock p. M, for the election o.
directors and such other business
as may properly come before TIL
meeting.
+. 81. Reuter-,
Cashier
Dated at Devils Lake, North
Dakota, December =, B1905.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29
Girl Wanted q q; Good girl for
general hOuseWoFk. Mrs. f.
III. PF0sseF, Seventh Street.

X
II. Pr0sseF, Seventh Street.
George Welsh was among the
farmers who moved his subscrip,
ton up a year this week. Such
/ friends make the local paper
prosperous. ~.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. "A. M.
4 Bond, a daughter, Saturday,
| De cember %, 1905. 81
/ Farmers Mill & Elevator asso-
citation is installing an electric
light plant Of their own in. the
new mill.
The entertainment that was to
be given inthe Methodist church
by little Marion Mercer on
Thursday night of this week
has On account Of the lecture at
the opera house the same date
been postpone Ito January 9Th
1906. ,.3,;5 .s=s5,s !, q.
The Great Il Northern has d
steam ice cutting machine at
SWeetWater lake. and are filling
all their houses between Minot.
and Red Lake Falls from that
point. III
Jack Lannin announces that
he is compelled to postpone his
visit to his old home because Of
the heavy rush Of business on
the Farmers road.
j. fernandez, who will be
head miller at the Farmers mill.
is now here getting things in
shape for his work. He comes
from the famous st. Anthony
mill at Minneapolis and has the,
reputation Of being the most ex-
pert of any man in that city.
j. Burtscher won the first
cash prize offered by Proprietor
Breaky Of the bowling alley for
Christmas day having q score 81
1853 w A. Hamilton won the
second prize with a score Of 242.
and Mr. Burtscher won third
and fourth prizes with 235 and
III resp actively
rorllinent among Christmas
srerneInbrances the Inter Ocean
q, u 81 NV, Y "a s,zgs. N n1e
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29
ESTRAYED.

From my farm, section 10
Morris township, one red Short
horn bull one and half years
old with tag in ear; yearling
heifer with fine wire in one ear.
six months old bull calf with
rope around neck. Ed. Baker,
r. r. 2.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1905-12-29

ltancing all competitors repre-
scented in the state and as may
be surmised, local agent Powell
is up in the front part of the pro-
cessio1 in furnishing fidelity
and surety bonds for county,
township, and school officers,
bankers and contractors.
M. j. Hartman Of Cleveland
was in the I city on business
Wednesday, night.
IA. @. Sather of StarkWeather
gave his city friends the glad
hand Wednesday.
3, j. Peppke Of Edmore favor
led friends in the city with the
smile that won't come off this
week.
The Rebeccas gave a delight
full dance in (. @. ID. IL. hall We'd
|nesday night About forty
couples were present.
II DIS sasTRO Us GA ia Nifty.
II ii i disastrous calamity when
you lose your heal th because indi-I
gestion and eonstipa tion have sap
ped it ava sFonlpt relieE can be.
had in Or. King New Life Pills.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
The sIooa.s ,iission.

Some pariisnns Or fnal causes have
imagined that the moon was glven 90
the earth 10 afford IL Hight during tle
night. but lu this case nature would
not have attained tie eud proposed.
since we ere often deprived nt the
same time of the lght or both sun and
noon TO have accomplished this cnd
q would have bern sufficient 90 have
placed the moon 90 hTt in opposition
% the sun aud Go Che plane ~ the
elliptic % o. distance from the earth
equal 90 Zoe one hundreith part ~ Use
distance Of thr earth from thc sun and
O. have Impressed on the cirih and
nom parallel necessities proportional %
their distances from the run 90 this
case thc moon Ieug constantly lu 0p-
position % Hhe wH would have De.
scraed roUuI i an eIi.po sm'lar io
tlht of the e1rh These tu1 lpd.ea
would fhrn COS autiy mncoi eHch
ether and. al at ills distance ile mona
could Dot o. eelIrsel. .fs lsbi uouid
always replace that VI tle ain.-la-
place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
THE NEWS FROM wAcAHooTA
People Of That Thriving Section Are
Happy-Personal Notes Of interest.

People Of That Thriving Section Are
Happy-Personal Notes Of interest.
WacAhoots, March News is not
quite so scarce since the severe cold
weather has passed away, leaving the
outward promises more plentiful.
The farmers in this section have COM
menced planting corn aud cotton, the
regular old standby
Quite a number OF the most success
ful cabbage growers in this section are
very frank in saying that the expense
OF their 1905 cabbage crop will be their
last expense in this line until the price
of cabbage and the temperature Of the
weather climbs up a few notches
higher.
Rev. II. O. Martin preached very
interesting sermon to the people &C
Wseshoota last Sunday He is an able
man and the people here are very
fortunate In securing him.
J. w. May made q business trip TO
Gainesville yesterday
The carpenters are nearing the COM
pletion OF the elegant residence OF J =.
w Bradley.
VI Seigler, very popular young
man OF Gmndin, is spending q few
days here with friends and relatives
Mise Bessie Parker. one OF the most
charming young ladies Of Lacrosse,
spent a few days here last week with
her friends, Misses Hassie aud Jennie
Smith
There was social entertainment ia
the vicinity OF Wscahoota last satur-
day night, which vas highly enjoyed
by all Of the young people. We after
wards learned that lagrippe was not
the only very narrow escape for some
OF the young men who came the most
lengthy distance 20 attend THE party
Miss Georgia Mixson, one Of Gaines
ville's most popular and charming
young ladies, is spending a few days
here as the guest Of Miss llassie Smith.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
bY Smith Chapter Held Interesting
Meeting THURSDAY Afternoon.

BIZ Smith Chapter Held Interesting
Meeting Thursday Afternoon.
rby Smith Chapter, United Da1gh.
Of the Confederacy. ,held an in
sting meeting at the home Of the
mer president, Mrs. h. II. Nc
tary, Thursday afternoon, which
largely attended. The nesting
ss held for the purpose OF installing
aeers newly elected, which were as
lows;
fs J n. Strobhar, president; Mrs.
Geo w. Meyers, iint yice-president /;
s 2. F. MeKinstry, j., second vice.
ident; Miss Maud Graham. record
ins secretary; Mrs. F. Il. Seawell,
tgessnrer; Mrs. John Chestnut, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. A. W. Tay-
l0r. registrar; Mesdames H. II Nc.
Creary and j. f. Wainwright, his
tofiaps
Mrs. MoCreary, the retiring presi-
dent, in a few appropriate words, de-
lirsred the chair to Mrs. strobhar, and
her words were very impressive. Mrs.
strobhar replied in her usual clever
manner. She is one Of the most cul-
tured ladies of the city, and what she
had to say proved OF great interest to
those present.
Kirby Smith Chapter continues to
prosper, and has one OF the largest
memberships in proportion TO populs-
tion in the State. The Chapter was
never in better condition, financially
and otherwise, and the members sre
grateful.
The famous monogram quilt, which
has been under course of making for
the past year, was reported finished
and the same was presented by the
Chapter to Mrs. Turner Brewer, for
merly Miss Willie Meyers, who has
been so faithful as secretary to the
Chapter. 1t was presented as a token
Of high esteem and regard to this lady,
who has been always alert TO the best
interests Of the society and the Chap
ter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
vestIbuIed TraIn Mreek,d.

Charlottesville. Va. March 3.--The
two rear sleepers OF the Washington
and Southwestern limited left the train
at Rock Fish, Va, % miles south OF
here on the Virginia Midland division
OF the Southern railway.
Mrs. Il. c. Robinson. OF Greensboro,
~ c., had two ribs broken and Con.
ductor NJ T. Rust. of Alexandria. sus.
tanned a sprained knee and a bad
scalp wound
George w. Vanderbilt. Of New York,
and Brooks Morgan, OF Atlanta. assist
ant general passenger agent Of the
Southern, were among the passengers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship Of health strikes the
hidden rocks Of consumption, pneumo-
MIA, etc, you are lost II you do not get
help from DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption J. W. McKinnon Of
Talladega Springs, Ala writes ~ bad
been very IN with pneumonia. under
the care Of two doctors. but was getting
no better, when | began 20 take Dr..
Kings New Discovery The frs, dose
gave relief aud one bottle cured me-"
Sure cure Tor bronchitis, coughs and
colds. Guaranteed. az all drug stores.
Price, soc and 81 Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
j. A. CARLISLE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor In Equity

Real Estate, Conveyapcing and Gem
eral Practice, All business promptly
attended 90, Office next door 20 Sun
office GAINESVILLE, FLoRIDA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
Dispute Of Women Close Factory

New York, March S.--A practical
shutdown OF six hat factories in Or.
ange. ~ j.. has grown out of q dis.
pute OF a few women In their employ
as trimmers They have been idle
for two days, but the men IN The DC
ferent departments were at work I'm.
ishirs the work In hand This IS
don today and 5000 men and women
VIII be idle. The date GA which he
wac calo shall take erect has not
been Gyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
srILL LovEs .auFFALo sILl.-
Mrs. Cody Says She Wants TO sc re
tfhffed ,,ffh Aar ktueh,-a

Wa~f WV NaNa 9AiN " eNAa y % ~
United with Her husband.
North Plat, Mo- March S.-Tho
wife OF "Bunalo Bill" declared on the
witness stand th-t she stnl loves the
white-hairea ma who. rs dsshiug
youth In big somsrsro and high boots.
won her heart 40 years sr9,
Under the questioning OF the law.
yers. she had reviewed her eDsire mar.
red life, and her voice brc6e. as she
recalled tn last Christmas day. now
Is years past, that hcr@ assaad spcD,
ct their Nebraska home. Ha had
seemed fond OF her then, AIRS. CD
testified, and had kissed aey an &Goc.
donate goodby They were married
she said in ST. Louis when she was
% years old. tie welded a whip over
six and eighthouso frCisnung teams
thar trayersed the Kansas plains au
she followed him Into The westera
wilds He became a hUa,5r OF buffalo
for the contractors of t.e Kansas ga.
clGc railroad and bis success gained lot
him the soubriquct by which he
now known Ell over tho world.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
Coy Pleads Guilty Of charas c. Areea

10y TlsaoS NOlttg % Chafge G. arse 70
Charleston. S. c. March 3.-Ray
mond Bowman, the white hoy. who
spread such terror with many fires
until his final capture. plead guilty
TO the charge OF arson in me court oil
general session, The evidence was
convincing and the boy saw that h's
only hope OF getting a lighter sentence
rested in pleading guilty and asking
the mercy of the court. The jury
recommended the plea OF mercy, and
Bowman was saved from the gallows
which the law provides, except In rec.
concentrations Of mercy. The boy SET
a number of fires In the space of about
two weeks, causing a loss Of $4,000
When he was arrested by Detective
Bremen, he was about to take train
for Atlanta, Ca.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
ln.aIa.hl. fa- ahaanallsm

] have been Sadsring Cor che psti
few years Eifh severe afiaekoi fheu-
maiiEn and found ihsi Ballard snoa
Liuimeut wa the nalT feiag ihat fnge
me fai.ffgction and tended al aNfTi-
ate my pains. Marrh 14fb lHH. John
C.. urEnan. EinFmau. Il % le
cad e. Seh bT W "a fottfqn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-04
FIVE MILLION BRICK

i nov have che 61cst sld besi blI.d-
ing brick inside ig Georgia sire et ~
expense Tor .9rest cash prices 4fl-ief-
"a as any point .u fiorida D. N.
IELNs. Maalu I'd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
UNION PACIFIC
LED MARKET Up
Persistent Strength Of This
Stock, Despite Mai,y Ruirors,
Intilnidates Bears.
5RUMoRs OF COMING MERGERS {
Said That Projects Are Waiting
y Oh Distribution of Assets Of
Northern Securities Co.
fny Associated preas.)

+ =
NEW YORK, April 13.--At a, ti I'm, sto.
day the stock market would have nss !.
pronounced spotty and IRREGULAR, s hnu
is only bya survey Of tho day 'rAa "
Us a whole that the strength ma M es'e !,
Ii properly discerned. y was not uh '
late In the day that any clearly aeiii'ru
tendency developed In the fnatk !''l. =.
tho early dealings there was consiuelh'pe
disappointment caused to the proies's'ona. 4
element by the halt ~ the advance a'', -
those stocks which made the buoyant oul,
burst at the closing last night. uhi'eu
States steel preferred, Union 8Paclhlc a''u
Amalran,atcd Copper we're notable ex am IN
ples. 1t was characteristic OF the ma a' ny.
a,so that after$ndvances had proceeded
d for q fine the stock thus affected would
q co,po "a h, /. pause. while others were
brought forward. This process KIP.
Ing to follow the different movements or ~, ~
dsierr,ine the general trend Of the ma Kst.
rho confusion OF mind led to suspic !s}!l
Of tho market which was aua.yi s spread Of
streng iii through different portions Of the ~,
list. The resumption Of the aggresHs slEs ),
advance in Union Pacshc had az mucn ~. -
trend Of the market. The n y na,i. ~ ~
4 which this stock is supported n spite -. 81
tho doubts Gingerbread srcgar ding me Iloog
of r,imors concerning and the failure o. o.
q salons has had
the efrect6of intmidating the. bears 81 anu i,o
Srea ss,irfnr sentiment. Reading 8 Striking
movement to- day was fostered byi rllrnois
= that the stock LIS to be put on q por GEM.
dividend basis. Stories OF &compre e y,
sve combination 81 great Gorpor a. ,aad
. i,ldnst rfcs helped tho efforts OF pools IN ING
y stocks (, ffected TO advance their prices.
4 Tho Northern Securities settlement a gam
emerged into prominence with the yasuc
i1liirnntion tina t3next week with the Issue
the distribution OF the company's asset
II tiie great merger pro teetB which have been
y waiting on tina event oulnlinnt e. me
constant shifting Of the demand ldeyeloped
4 a large number OF gains as the day pro-
gressed and there was a considerable q, ex.
movement TO take profit carried prices
# back beforettf, close. but they ca me UP
again and the Irregular closing was not not:
q far below the top level. 5g
Bonds were irreg IL. Z. SAFES par
value 81, 05O. 900. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call !{5. u
Tho total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to .oGi, GlO shares.
MONEY AND ExcHAHG E--cLOsE:
& Money on call firm at 3at3 IL per cent;
closing bid. % per cent offered at per
i per cent; ninety days and 81 xmonth 'i
b 3l-ol33-4 per cent; prime mercantile
4 paper. :s3.4141-o per cent. Sterling ex-
4 change IA heavy with. actual business IN
bankers billsS 4. 90. 1904 S. for demand
ana g ts sixty day b b;,s
\ s4s41-s Bar silver. 60 rs; Mexican dol
sF lars. 55asss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
SOUTH RN RAILWAY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL S. 1905. tss85
q TRAINS LEAVE RICtiMoND d. 53ss5is s
" .ooBA. N. DAILY FOR Charlotte, c.:
8 $50 p M.-Daily--Limite Buffet Pullman to-
- Atlanta and Birnlng hanl, n eW Orlealis.ss
Menphis, y hnttano0gas and all the South.
& 500 P.SM.-Ex. Sunday eysville Local.
,I:SS P. -Daily--Llmlt Pullman ready 80
1 1.S0s =, NJ for all the South. i9 s Ss MI
..as5 81 YORK RIVER LINE. s q IS 2s
$ Tho faYorite route to Bal timore and Eastern
points, Leaves Richmond 10 2. NJ. Daily,
! 3 ;iS p M.--Iocal-0ai except Sunday.
1:aO p. M.-Except Sunday--F. For West .t'ont,s
d fsi-s5 Connecting with steamers for Baltimore
IS. and river landings Steamers call at YORK:
town and Clay Bank Mondays. NYednes-,
DAYS and Fridays, and at g loucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
8E Saturdays. Z, q, 49,, ~
<4b AZ .--Except IS -
53 WsTRsA IS!ss ARRIVE RICHMOND.
VI IA A NJ I and 6:42 r., Nj From. al the South.
o oy . N FROM Charlotte and Durham, II, iS
S S:ov W-Trom Keysril lie. Z. IS, ri MI
SS:%S a . M,-pultmore and West Point. 5S5 3S5ass
1o.as A. Nj Daily, except Sunday and Moqaay;
w. 6:lo r. Nj, daily, except sunday-pr'on
q w WSiDsTBuRY. D ?. a. Richm9 q. ~ e y
8. Fl. IiARpWIHcHa;; Y" "a q. =. ~. $3.50
* q. II. 5AcKERT. Gen'l. q ,Mgl.. h
WRshingon y. ~, IA 3tss { 85S ~ gas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Postrnasters Appointed.

IA Especial \ to Tho Tlmcs- pispatchD
WASHINGTON y. G. ,,5E} April l3---Post-
p 'Virginla apeS Princess Anne county;
benjamin dImoert, vice II. *. Runnells, re-
signed. al . =, Z. ~,
~ John n Green vice Be:He Owen, resigned;
Sophia, Randolph county, George 7 Chandler
Vice c. Az Gray, resigned.
Rural free delivery route, No. IL ordered esr
tnbllshed May 18th Mt Albemarle, stnnly
county, N, G., serving s51 people and 7s houses
Rural carrier appointed r. North 4, carolina,
carrier; Troy Hester, substitute; Brinkleyvlllc,
route !, william ~ Mohorn. carrier; George
Mohorn, substitute 73J gY- "a q. - NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
n k&HWN5ito|k&W6ste
LEAYH RICHMOND Dali

LEAVE RICHMOND DAIL1. 4. 81
s 300 a. 4Ni.-NDkEOLks@L LIMITED. 1aArriveAi
Norfolk leo a. N: Stops only at Petersburs.
rs 4. M.s eenIA EXPRESS 3 Bufre.
garlor Car, Petersblrg tq, Lynchburg !, and
bus, Bluefold to Cincinnati; also Roanoke ito
knoxville, and melville 70 &. Memphis CAFE
is;io p NJ -ROANoKE EXPRESS for Farm.
wi le Lynchburg and Roanoke liSSss
100 r. 81 OCEAN SHORE Ar.i
rlves Norfolk $50 p n Stops only sae I. Peters.
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York,
Baltimore and Washing ton. rs l93l
7:25 p. M.-For N srfolk and all stations sast.
= $50 "a. 'M.-ssNI1w ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchhurs and
Roanoke, Petersburg ito East Rndford, Lynch.
burg to Chat tanoosa; Memphis and New Or.
a $50 P.gGM.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke TO
Trains arrive from the W est ~ "a. NJ, .6
p NJ and :1s p Mi from Norfolk u: NJ!
and g 100 p. M. sgS n
s wv. B.. REVIL1I c. H. BOSLEY, .sgh
it$ ~ Gan'l Pa S. "A ct. Dist Pass iAgt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
REDUCED RATES VIA sEAHoAR 70

ATLANTA, II IA, and return, account
meeting National Association of Manu-5
IL cturers, the Sea board VIII sell round
trips tickets to Atlanta atone fare Plus
Is cents. Rate from Richmond, s15.76.
Tickets sold May 14th and 18th, and good
returning until May goth. BY payment
Of 80 cents, tickets will be extended un-.
n June 18th The Seaboard has very fast
and convenient schedules between Rich
mond and Atlanta, and operates two daily
trains with Pullman sleeping cars, cafe
cars, and the best OF day coaches.
KANSAS CITY, TO-, and return, account
of Southern Baptist Convention, the Sea-
board viii sell round trip tickets at one
way fare plus SO cents; round trip from
RICHMOND, $780, Tickets sold May 7th
to 18th inc, limited to return on or be-
fcre May sd, 1905. The seaboard has
a very attractive route to Kansas City,
Via Atlanta, with exceptionally convenient
schedules, For further information rela-
tive to any OF the above reduced rates
call at Richmond Transfer Conpany's
office Main Street Station, or to the
undersigned.
All information cheerfully given, and
gour patronage respectfully solicited.
w, M. TAYLOR,
8f City Ticket Agent.
H, s. LEARD.
District Passenger Agent.
$40 East Main Street.