davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
RouS Mn Sold.

DIN. PhlfeT, who has been residing
IN this city Tor she past few months
has purchased che gtiSs mill and wood
gard Of RouS Bros, East Masonic
street, aud will cOatinue to operate
same, Mr. PhIter came 20 Gainesville
from WlndtoT and is we'll pleased with
che change, He hAs a great deal OF con.
hdeaos IN che future Of the city aud
foels that u will continue TO lead a.
che m0st important interior town IN
RlOrlAn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
PoIiteness Of Children.

The politeness Of children Is only
skin deep. One cannot help sympathiz-
ing with the little London girl who
said sleepiIy to her hostess at a party
she had not been old enough to enjoy,
'Please, win you tell me which Is the
lady what's giving this party, cause /
promised mummy to say, 'Goodhy,
thank you very much for the nice par
ty, and can't 90 home till I've said
II, and-and l do so want to get away
from this horrible place" But ones
whole heart goes out to the little boy
who, having greatly enjoyed one small
insufficient chocolate, was asked sharp
ly, "Well, Johnny, what do you sayT
"MOre," answered Johnny.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
JUDGE MAsoNs COURT.

Alex Woodward, Charged With Selling
Liquor, Was AFralgnOd.
The circuit court was mot the only
tribunal grinding Wednesday, 90 Judge
Mason had q little matinee In bic Of.
Doe.
Alex Woodward, . negro Of Archer,
IVES arrested by Deputy Sheriff Curl
Hpon q charge Of selling liquor 10 q
dTy county, aud vas ArFAlgnsd before
lodge Mason upon that charge. After
hearing the evidence 10 the case the
defendant was required 20 give bond
n che cum Of $500 for hiS appearance
before the grand jury, NOW In session,
and In default went to jail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
A DISASTROUS Calamity.

IL "a disastrous calamity when you
lose youF health, because Indigestion
aud constipation have capped IL away,
Prompt relief can be had In Dr. Kings
New Life Pills, They build up your
digestive organs aud cure headache.
ditIihess, collie, constipation, etc.
Guaranteed at al drug Storss; 80.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
A DIFFERENCE
IN LUNGS.

In the Edinburgh Uni.
versity three human lungs lie
side by side. One is of an
Eskimo and is snow white.
In life, this would be ruddy
with rich blood. Another is
that of a coal-miner and is
black. The other is Of a town
dweller and is a dirty slate
gray, as are the lungs Of most
city residents. That's why
consumption thrives in cities.
One reason why SCOTS
Emulsion does so much to
keep down consumption is
because it helps to keep the
lungs clean and supplies
them with rich, red blood. 1t
makes the lungs germ.re-
sisting. If the body is run
down and health is at a low
ebb SCOTS Emulsion will
build it up quickly and per-
manently.
SCOTT q BOVINE. 1oa Psarl Street New YOrk,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
81 Thank ire LOrdl"

Cried Hannah Plant Of Little Rock,
Ara. "fOS The relief I gO1 from Buck.
lens AFuica salvs. II eUFVd my fearful
Funaing sores, which nothing olse would
heal, and from which had suffered
TOE 8 Year," 10 ice marvellous healer
for eats, burns and WOuDds. GuaFaR'
teed % all drug otogea; Sc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17

Two passenger coaches have besn
turned out from the shops OF the
Gslaolvills and Calf railway 10 this
city, after q thorough OVSFhauline and
Fspainting. They are Row 10 aFst-clAss
coalition aud viii b. appreciated by
che travelling public.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
A Man Of Hia Word.

1--WE been trying that physician you
recommended 80 highly to me-"
"Ahl And you found him all that ]
said. reliable In every respect, ehT
"Well, he assured me be would put
me on my feet inside OF two monthS"
"And did he do itT'
That's what he did. I've just sold
my automobile In order to pay biz
hill"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
Rast LInImant on Garth.

Henry D. Baldwin, supsFintend snt
City WateTworkS, shulisbOFR, Wis
WTltes, II have tried many kinds o
llnlmentS, but I have never received
much benefit until used BsllaTd'l
Snow Llhiment for FheUmAtiSm aud
pains. think 10 the best Imminent 90
saFth," go, b0e and q. Sold BY w
w. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
ClInh un.

Get out O. the valley O. DesOlatiOn.
It's only a step TO the hills Of Joy,
where the stars are shining and the
morning breaks in SplendoF to the mu-
sic Of the trumpets Of 0Od.-AtlaHta
Constitution.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17

q. r Green OF OCAla has purchased
from u, NJ. PhiieE q tract Of land com.
pr''inG three hundred aud siEts aeres.
The tract 10 heavily timberSd. aud 70
10 understood that the new owner will
establiah = SaWmill aud Gle camp upOn
the came.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17

We have q number % copies Of
BuFta' City Directory ioF Ssle 81 The
SuD oflics. lt 10 q handy references
book Zoe business and professional
meh, giving che .namea % rest4ents,
with street. and numheF. PRtoe, a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17

Keeker-It costs 20 much more 10 live
now than II used to, NOksok-lt ought
Co. It's worth more 10 live now than Il
used TO be.-ChicaEo Tribune.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17

TIE use Of envelopes was scarcely
known until after penny pOstags va
introduced.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17

Itching, blind, bleeding, prOeFDdinE
piles. DFOegisls are auth0Einod % ~
fund m0neY u PAE0 OINTMENT
fails "a euFe IN 9 70 "a deya co..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17
DISTRIBUTION ONE MILL TAX.

Amount ApportIoned to the Several
Counties and Average Attendance.
The State Superintendent OF Public
Instruction has made the following
semi. annual spportionment Of ths one
mill school tar fund for the h, year
ending November 1, 1905, the rate per
pupil being SO cents,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17

Bal. In Fund not Appor.
W. NJ, HOLLOWAY,
State Sept. Pub, Inst.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-17

RITTrS p. = talVoa GalassVIll u P171i71i q
'''a''na'ot ~. ma. s-.ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
BED CANOPIES.

Heard any mosquitoes? fortunate if you haven't. We help you keep away Come Monday and Climax Mosquito Net Canop 90 inches by yards Good quality ne specially priced for Monday only, at .... $loS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

White Check Nainsook, In- dia Linon, Persian Lawn, Print ed Muslins, Batiste and Lawns, 40 inch Linen Finish Victoria Lawn, in solid light colors; a mammoth variety of most popu- lar fabrics; worth 123c f0c and 15c; Monday :. :. iVN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

Dotted Swiss, beautiful Dol lv Warden patterns, solid color ed French Woven Batiste, White Linon Superba, Fancy Printed Muslins, Chambray, Checked English Dimity and Nainsook, Scotch Chambray, Satin Stripe Dolly Warden Mus lins; nothing worth less than 15c; many worth 18c; 10Ic Monday the yard .... 'A1N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
OLLEGIATE n.
WRESTLING MATC HE'S
spcaial "a 8Tha Times. Dlspa lch.) lsS

3 }Sf Special Il 10 Tie Times. Dlspa tcli.) III
,5f OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Feb: 3. THE University
of PennsyIS anu ~ is trying to organize VI an
lntcrco.Ieaia,e Wrestling ASSOCIATE ion. Y Leo-
Inard Mason. gymnastlc Inst nctpr ls suI,tr.
Yale Columbia and rirce.nn. who have been
asked to join tins q ua kers ii forming The as
flush. president OF PENIS sl,arriIg and wrest-
ling club sent yitat!ons to 7 ale, Princeton:
In they Quaker gymnasium tho last OF March;
In the cpmtn,lnlcnt ion IT. was stated that the
1ubtect was 70 form q dc Up ling as
ISOLATION. and Gov; gestl oNs were made
s iii regard 10 the meet M S .
S The plans was L To have three classcs 4 OF
Swrtstlcrs e a lightweight for those under 30
pounds; II niiddeweight for B hose ron, 155
4 10 1856 pounds a fnidd 10 hcayyWeghtfo for hose
THOSE ovcl175 pounds rlielegular nina teur rules
ar ,Se,e to be followed any
IN each class X Prizes VIII be given flrsts
and seconds In eacl, class, and fennsyl yahia
paya one-half the expenses OF the II WISHING
f,ulf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
COURT REFUSES |: |:
NECR 4 ! / | TRIAL.
Unless Board Of Palr'dol1s Inter
2vencss Edwards Woman and Ac--
VI. compile 5yyillSbc Hanged .
li3YAasoclated press.)

h. pIftLA.D1SLI Tx \, Feb 13.--uncss tho
Boardiof Pardons, which meets Iii HAT
rlsburg on "wednesday, recommends the
Communication OF tle8 death sentences of
Mrs. Kate Edwards and Samuel Grehson,
3colored of Berks county, tho woman and
her nccomplce viii be hanged Oh Thurs.
day or Itliis week III the Reading jail for
tic murder or Join Edwards her hus-
band. al 95j HI III s.g Il IA j53 4,
&&sE5,lho case m came before Tic, ~ Supreme
Court finally to-day on two petitions, one
blythe woman, In Which she held Greason
blamelcss Of the murder Of her husband
and 1,ray ed that he6 be giveilsSa new
trial. nnd anothcrby Grcason.}in which
2.he &nsked for reopening or his case on
the newly discovered evidence. Both
5rctitfons were refused. only three Of the
seven members OF Il the court Voting In
favor of the petitions. There vas no
opinion filed, the pa pers simply Icing en-
5dOrsed ''rcfuscd. 5 S}s, {. u IA 5j
Not Much Hope Now. 5I5
me newly discovered evidence referred
sto iii tie Csreason petition was the coll-
3fesson of3 Mrs. Il Ed " ards, in which she
stated that Greasonf had no connection
gwithSthe crime; & that she killed her tuss
band, and that her daughter. Mary as
sisted her. III. throwing her husbands
body into a els term IN #
II, COUNCIL for Greasons confidently expect
ed that the Supreme Court would reopen
the case, and Mrs. Ed wards IS, counsel
was rel ying on suclis a ontingency to save
his clients life. HID n the case B been
reopened 4 tile woman Il would have been
repricycd iii testif In favor Of
The colored man $butsas tho matter now
stands. only tho Board OF Paldons can
save Mrs. EdWurds from the sea ffold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
Track VerY8T1ca yy.s

s S$ !, by Associated Prcss.) aBS
Il ENYS OHI.EA s. Feb. i. he Crescent city
Jockey Clubs rack was Very heavy. + Rcdman
;Nas the only winning fayorit. ss
- :. First race five furlon gs--,gontz g tel
first Stalker 49, to ~ second. Matt Wadlclg,l
20 ito ~ 8th lid, B Ting :0. &;
Second race ak furlonEs- George y ,erry KS
IN u first. Diplomat 81 lis TO II second II, s;a e.
guard toll Third. Time ia. 9 h
RI Third -haIf nie-Vcr1antsa to ~ first,
Little Rose III ito y second, Bertha II g TO
II "a bird Time :55.
y Fourth race-six fnrlongs Ausselinnn a 70
" first Lord OF tho Nnley q y second,
Isalbert 40 70 u third Time. = :ec =. s5 81
Fifth race mile and one Aixteentt-I'la utus
sfs4S TO first. Merry croba te3 d second.
Little Boy III 10 - third ~ me- 2;o3. II
g .Sixt Il racesx and IA hall furlongs-- dina
ft6 So 5lfirst. Terms Rod q 10 y second, Lock-
ont 90 to ~ third. Time, al rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
fYAL E%R REPRESENTED 55s5i
;.e5 ATT F:ORDHAM GAMES

az Especial q O The 3TImes-U lspatcIl n
y EE,yVfsYORll. Feb. 3 Yale has sent word g
that tho Elias will d be- vel presented IN
DO held at tho Arnlory3 OF the Twenty second
regiment on Tuesday evening. February 2lst.
Among tho Yale talent WI be Torrey. w W 2
YEAR Ha was running like q blue streak
about TIL time In 1901, but. started off and
did not do SO well In the spring. He isBp gaIl
running fast and should come pref W near
winning ths7 seventy-ynrd scratch race. I,
Haven. ~ iii accompany the y ale team. Hill,
sAlcott and Hail. Tho distance men, viii also
he on tho team. Schch OF. Harvard has sent
word that he viii b cur able to get In shape
Tor Ftha5epent This will be bad news for
,Torrey who Ii anxious 70 meet Schlck on q
Hoard floor 5s '4SFFs5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
RACES AT NEW o RLEANS.
Bad Weather Makes Conditions
Unpleasant at# CITY Park.

tI5y Assoclnted Presa.) 8 -
& Fl5SV ORLEANS. Feb. i13.-1nt cnsey cold
wea ther J. day made conditions unpleasant
at Z. Sity Park race tra :, v. Z. Fl
Sy First rnce--one f,le--i GLOW h Hammer 70 TO
q? first. Chanlex 1d tof1 u second, Light Ship
III TO y third Time. I $50. 35s3 AZ.
II Second race--six fur]onEa-- Princess Orna &c
Bob 10 to u third. Time. a 20, G
4. Third rnce--inflo2 and an gtth--J ordan %
La 10 mt, Bar 10 Duc rs to u second, T0otsle
Mack to ~ third Time. 200. &,
. Fourth hree ind 6ne-llalf furlongs---
Chief Archb aid ~ to.1o) first. Judge Parker
3t:47 rs ts$ s5
Fifth race i've f,irlongs- Nervoior "A to VI,
first, Poseur q 10 81 second, I'oonlcrnck l2D
10. third. Time. 100. M .s
sixth rac c--one riile--s allna Is to y first
Lou M. Ga tod second. Norwood Ohio q 10
lO) third ,FsT Itt,e, I 80 s. tE9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14


Governor Pcnnypacker has refused to.
Interfere unless Tic receives q recolri--.
3inendation from the pardon hoard and
this body does not meet until twenty-foculr5
hours previous to tho time set e for the
execution. ,rhc case has been before
the boai.d several times, and each time time
d pardon was refused. ss
Counsel for Mrs. Edwards to-day filed
Il supplemental fesslon, IL which Itch, she she
tells Of the brutal murder OF her hus--
band. H she found him lying on the porch!
5"in ii drunken sleep, and struck HIN nm
several times on the head with a hammer r.
He raised himself 10 q sitting p posture g
and thcn rolled into d yard, where she
agar, struck him with the hammer 1. sew 9,
eral tines" she then relates how her.
daughter assisted her to throw the body
Sinfn ,the clstern und the means takentto
cleanse the porch and her dress OF blood
stains. " G5sE YEA 4. IA g
4! Mrs. Edwards's plison-born child was
taken from tho Reading jail today. It
was brought to this5cty and later At left
for w ashington. 5fS 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
lV|LlsNNNiT|BER@
HH[.L.l||..E|S'P|'0||:|.N|||7.i
Peter Mentally to Make An
either l'ripBtoBE Europe Ills
I Summer,



III tI'OCsTON. MAS Fab. Ia. Ister5 s. 5 Nc.
+ i'ally, tho noted Boston swimmer. who cssayed
~ swim Tho English Channel several years
ngo and nearly accomplished II &. Is To make nr'-
other trip to Europe this coming summer and
t,ylll atenlpt several idlnlcllt feuts In SWIM
ming while abrold. II q Will swim tho Tib =
l''ycr y, Italy. tho 1Ieespont. nlado famous
BY Byroi's swimming feat Tho tsosphorus,
down the Thine. and across Lake Como IN diff
fereiit g temp,s 11ol may also essay ngain
tho En slisha clianne viii, which DO battied
L n AfcNally. besides being widely known rs
Z q swimmer and llre-saver, " also d tlctsg-
OF Boston papers. Once In 1900, seeing ~ boy
drowning In tho winter on Wood Island, while
nm hour. he Jumped from i tho i train while
i going ovct.n ttcstle and succeeded In saving
Z Tho boz. He ID the 6nlyfinar II Is ssnid who
mas ever SWAN from Newport to NfrrHgar-
6sott Pler.B sG cff7 558s, 4S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
LEAF TOBACCO TRADE.
Indications for Week Are That
Sales Will be Very Light,

The tobaccn men,, buyers. sellers. ard .es-
3,erall lily tho lwarellousenen are probably tho
closest observers at weather conditions % any
iobucco market as perhaps 1t affects no other
branch OF business, because gnf bad lsweatlt or,
tobacco men have had but little TO do for
several weeks past. and they had hoped for
3bptter conditions this. week, but thu fates
and tho weather bureau seen. TO DO against
Z Mt moro han a hale dozen wagons ,brayed
the storm yesterday and Z sought tho tnnrket
for this morning sales l., ard mighty lltte, o.
nh The warnhnuse floors will DO very light
this morning II, indeed, there; are any sales a.
III Shelburne' s. the second at Stonewall. the
ilhrl ut shockpe, anu the fourth NJ n creh-
ttsrf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
IIarv ards Prospects.

IN Especial % Tho Times Dlspatch.) 80
CAMBRIDGE MASS e Feb, is 10, "a forecast
OF the Harvard base-ball prospe';Ets for no
IS represcntet Of, Inc diamond this year I'rao-
tee Viii be sin in tho middle OF pext month
and a large squad Is expected TO answer the
call for cand dates, no assist the regular COACH
Cheshire ana Keller OF the New York Amer:
lean team, have been engaged i, to drill
Will begin work with the SQUAD on February
l4th,s ard Keller VIII come here q week later
Tittll will remain for month, Inst cad OF
two weeks, az was The case last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
Il 5,5,C-,OTTONSN7.RIxET.

NEW re b
Total sto-Iny Mt all port receipts o..
ia IL 4: export IL 6; rcat Britain. ,s36 bales 10
France .tip lalcc; japan, 1o9 paies' s'DS e
'stonsolilited at III receipts
N, es export 10 rsnt wy nnle' Az "
Fra nee $3.50 bales; TO tho Continent, e,'l
bales: to japan. 100 halcH. ~. u I,
Total since September at al poT,s1t.Ie 81
rejpt 0O bales 4 Srena
ioo bales to Trance 5G3 y % ~ ~ ~
MT =, 100 Coz bales. 70 Ve,oa2
fhaics; To exico. 49, s14 he1cs. 81
NEW oRLTANs Feb$. 3.--EtJisrO TITO, Nh.
cotton market was firm, but ol1erinss it nMn
saips q 40 iaes Including G5q 70 arrive. eeuo.
statiors ,;nchangc cd ~ ~ "a ~; /,
,nit 4. sw Y orl III having hpidny-. LIN
roin.A bi.rhduy. Du,ins the tlrst ltaif ptz.
srsNl rcspoiiding To- The xanrnipi %
81 ygiIG points the local mn haa gaii''a -
5pontg since Saturdayts closin TON .ot q,
10 tho close realizing sales caused pricts I,
5rnccd until the advance was almost :
,ipcd ou,. The weather mn ? Ano"Gn 1 ,
1yea hsr;B,tI over the cot bel ana ai..l Z
las 10 far4bee, an goi cat.on ~
IN xas and none ot the land even preparetl.
n IL al.g,lea that The coming crop VIII Ger
sfainiy be n late one In the trading ~ arc e.
.nnciitd Ar 40 sold up to down ~,
md tinaiy( to 49, The mar ktt closed y
net points mp 10 points dow = 3,
Cotton futures VI eady nol = az 49,
me. g Nuga vs.;
%; st pte,nber, l,S'ap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
Russian Gets Fine H orses.

(spacial to The Times. Dispatcll.)
slam bresder and nd owner OF many fine horses
has Just arrived hero from, America. iln
}bioodod Arablun horses, the properly Of tho
Huntir stud on Lens Island, rhS nFis;a
three months. The horses are the only living
OF the six valuable mares inl'
ported Into America BY an Engl lslB syndicate
about 1850. fSs 5Fsf Viii t$s1i is/
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
The Produce Market,

.ts.Syerythng rs at N standstlll down here
prMo BOD e com,nissioi merchant yestetday a.
Siernooni and the general conditions on The
street us tho snow fell ina kind OF q furry
5seellied TO; rroys what he sal ID The receipts
M country. produce were ye,y. light and the
demand for the Same was equally as limited
ind the prices have weakened q shade. but be-
iSnnd this there II 10 ehal gol Whnteyevs IN
Figures; There was. howeYcr,Sfs solne5
What ureS pcctcd depund for eggs Scsterd
and Tie, supply being rather imited, laices
stifsentlfupG BIZ. 33 b IN SsSsE 4
4 Tic produce men are stlll lop!pg rogj better
Weather and increased recsip,s AZ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
NkzS5lNN5it:oiI||k& Western

.Sl6s LEAVE RIO EIMoND$ DAILY. ~
3. 100 a. M-NO RBOLKS LIMITED Arrivela
Norfolk III 81. stops on u al Petersburs,
Wayerly and suito!ls. .
Parlor.. Car eternburg to- Lynchn urg . and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to- ColumsB
bus, Blueneld to Cincinnati also Roanoke to-
Knoxville, and 8Knox lie TO Nc tnphs,a Cafe
10. +. M 2 Fla1sP Z Ess Tor
Vile, Lynchburg md r fSs
\. 3 Go Y. JEAN IioR z I.IAiITISD Ars
riyes Norfolk 8:
ssteamers TO Bost on. Prov denco, New FORK,
sBnlt inlorc md Wash ton.
t57 F. rfol and all Ions cav
.'Ss 80 r. M..INIlyv LEA ms s. TORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers r chtnond to. and
Roanoke, Petersburg to East Rad fore, 1Jynch-
burg e Chat tanooga and New ,rs
n I'D. II NJ IS 10 uIs gExPREss Pu Imam
Sleeper Petersburg to and oanoke stos
srrys from a 4,
F.. NJ. nnds018 r.. M. 81 from Norfolk lIi0
and d $50 Pr
sSj-y w n HBIJVII CT H. BOSLEY, Us
fsS Gen M Pass, Dist. Pass. Att
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14

u, .s,la-,y Gar Iot.) i1o a,l.ao
a.. e. tcar la II II y. 1.19 q 10 i
III ,shnrttcrry fca iotsj n. ~ t2l
az: Sc 81 Sc SIT lot.,
Is 5t,iii. IA l,ar lots y. 4. 4. 10 So
s No. white Gear lots 3 4: ssF
NO. white Gear otsl HI = !
M. mixed Gear ossJ 3. ..:. Y. eos l
"A Nn. mixer Gear lots} $ y. I,
No. mixed Gear Iots) Y. ~ y 53ss
c. I. ,hI,a fsa r.tot ~ Is ~ 81.
wv, ~ ssse,i a 81 90 CO.
I'VE a. 4. h. \. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
. NAVAL STORES.

WlI.AI tNCiTON, Feb. ~ II
TuR PENTIN E--pul IL bec. aosln-7F!rm ], q a.
arecelpts, 80 barrels Crude Turpentlnc-F Firm
al ssaOa3To: receipts, ~ ba J.,
SAVANNAH, CA Feb. la.--IuR PHNTl NJ,
steady At Sc; receipts, o. casks 81 los ~
casks; shipments. lst casks. I,osin--iirm re-
lroipts $50 barrels; sales, 1.4ii barrels Ship
Slnents, 22,EB bprrnls, ss.f III 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
SOUTHERN RAT |.

Nj = u u IN iIt GCIt-D 10
AIMS LLiAN r. ICIafON
IN :oo ly--LOcAl for Charlotte, N. &C.
{1a:s0 r.. fNi--Dal I1lrlit Pulma 10
21sfSS Atlanta and Birmlngham, New y leans,3
Memphis, Chat ia nooga and all the SOU tn.g
y & zoo III Nj Ex. Sunday " keysyllle Loca
II 40 p ily--Limlt ed-I uman rca q y 8: 80
s-.'sSfl NJ for nj the Sou nj
ORIG RIVER, LIN e, Sa XXX
FIX The favorito route to 30 fillmore and Eastern
}poIiits, Leave Richniond 10 pI M, Mondays.
Eli: is +. M-Local NJ ondays. d Wed nesaays. and
$50 i. mi. si.-Except Sunday or West Point,
5.sr{ connecting with steamers for Blu ltimoral
md river landings Mondays, w edn esdays,
and stealnsr G Us ~ I.
III .45 A,iM.-llxcept Sunday 81 ocal u, xed fof
4FSt TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
IA a. NJ md 6:42 p NJ. From nll}thec South
& S:SS p M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 M-E 1,c9 " " II. Y s., 4
"a TX Al Nj Wednesday and Fridays; $40. Z:
3 - M. daily. except sunday rom Went
Z, " r, Al. Richmond. Va,
81 HI III ARDWICII, Il Il "a X 49,
Il a. III AcKERT i. Gent Mgr,,
Washing ton, p 9, III 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
Races Postpo nled.

fBy5 Associated Press.) Va
toT SPRING AR n, Feb. +: On account
of hal weather and poor conditions OF the
track 4 lie races at the Oak lawn track were
postponed to-day. The entr les ~ st AMI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
RICHMOND STOCK NfARIlIFT,3

STATE sEcuRITlEA BkkatgAikfa,
Nos, Gar e, ~. q ;al5 S3 fllhj
VA IS, New, G.. I, and ~, 1882. 1914 %
Va Centuries. rs, y. and r., lool.897 9IM
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City, Observation-Disclosures. 1868 =. i
h RAILROAD BONDS III VI
Atlanta aud Char.sls rs, r.. 1907, 105 N.
A.f q, L.. n. r. Con. TT. 4 y, c,..., 1908 %,,. NJ
"A. CT. Certificates of Ind. Pc, 81 -,
Georgia Pacific list IS, ", 10a2.,., ie4 ~,
Ga,, So, and Fla. LIST Is, loi5i...,.,. LIZ ~,