davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
!; RAILROADS.
d sS||,k,f Scenic Route
sSSYss1 10 the West

-. s s's05 81 Minutes tH NOcfOlk.s
1r,y jan .lI-ieO5
IA, lea ~ y vh Z, !, HMoND7-EAsTBoUND
n. AZ = i,sss--Local n to Newport
o.oo xew ws ana way stations
burs 0e III y Williams
~, 9ld Point 11:0o A. NJ, Norfolk 1i:I
100 8, ,Mt portsmouth, 11:45 A. NI, 9E5g7IIES
'tos e. Williams.
II E pu5s S:5s =. NJ. Newport News $50 p, NJ,
80 'Pf,orssnio!i.h Gas p. .sF5 n . -
@ NAN e k1 RRqysLSs1l s Sl5 Point
s:2o 4. Local Week pays-STo Clifton
2'o q NJ. Daily with through Pullman Tor
faJ Euinlclnnati. Indianapolis and Chicago with.
III, Vui sc19nge. Pullman service for Louis.
s.,s VIE ard st. Louis.
1o:lS s " M.-Meek payss.-rocal to Gordonsville.
vice for Clncinnat Louisville, ST. Louis
,o..o iAMfHGs river L1Ns.
AVV.-V q. M.-Daily--Express--TosS Iynchb u r &, 4
i Lex Lex gton.s Va, Clifton Forge and princi.
8i r. stationst on week days to Rosney and
6.,6 s pssn n Parlor Car. q. M
iasW ARk11n syiRit5HHfMstoaT 5 FfT.smas
\, M,erfolk md Old Point 10 :os a. Nj week days,
from on, Newport News S n Nj week days. B
"a rgm IN Cincinnati and West 1880 IA. NJ. daily
sno , s;sy p. M daily: Main Line Local 7.i5
H. hcrn mGek Days from Clifton Forge: Gordonsvls
AI va ,,ss S ,,,, A. week days. ~.
M'v day LINZ . nssa H trsm citSn
Ex Sun. "' . ~ -. Az.
u. W aeI F!{tL i. 9, w..o. yvARTHEN
z. E DOYLE. Gcn'l. Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
"A LID DOMINION
aH STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NiGf1G Line for Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening (foo, Ash stteetl IS
Up. M . stopping at Newport News route, Fare. f25u
one way, {450 round TIP, including sateroom berth
me ais, Soc. each. Street Cars 10 Steamers WhaEt'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23

MONEY AND EXCHANGE Clos
Money Oh, call strong at afl3 81 per cent. /;
per cent; time loars, sste dy;S sixty si;tys,
ninety Days and six mon this 3 1-9 per
cent. prime mercantile piper, aI-4 Gpi1-2
yer cent. Sterling exchange Easy at IA
9iccpvcryaw lthSactnal business III banker.s'.
bills at si.Stpdf4.s6 .m for demand and at
tsi.s4 $40 for sixty day biils;& posted
rates. $4.S5 and s4.s7; commercial bilis,
s4s, 81. Bar SILVER, IS Il cxican 81 doll
lars "a 81 st}3tffiSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
'SE,AB.O AR D.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

S5i 5fs 20 1gO5. 5ss K,
TRAINS LEAVE IttGHMoND ~, ally,
slo M-LoSasa'r E Eo,na M ana
~ JacksonViiie Atlanta and southwest. (, "
s.b0 i M. -FlUrida LimitedTSolld Pulman
sSOOSs Nav York to st Augustine. "a 8
1,.oo :. M.-Sea board lex press yannah. acS-
sonYille. Atlanta and, Sow, S1utA 9lS,ais
a e.ea a M.-Solid Pullman from st. augustine
S:I5 4, M.-From Florida, Atlanta and South
55 +. M-rpn, Florida, Atlanta and South ta'l:
8 west. ~ -! e, q IA
$3.50 p, M--From Local Points lh.tts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23

CHICAGO. i LIZ, March q. Report from,
ambition, in fall -sowll wheat had q Weakening
influence on prless here toasy+ 4 me , 3, e
down isaZc,, and provisions are practically
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
LEVEL Of PRICES
SINKING LOWER.
aBoard#2oon, Traders Active But
Market Showed No Evidence
OF Positive Strength.
OUTLOOK NOT VERY BRIGHT
51mprobability Of Early Upward
Movement Causes Holders to
Throw Over Securities.
lny As,siocriatel / l,rcss,.l

N11lY YORK, March a. The growing
Indifference Of tie dtma7in fc. stocks had
q chilling effect OH Speculative sen tinent
and the lGvcl OF prices wa let dowri cotl-t
s.derably further to-day II, spit of tho
constant irregnarlty@ OF the market. The
fluctuations were largely dine to the ac-
tiyitlcs or tile boal.d-room traders of tltc
larger class, but there was no icy idences
or positive strength In 4 ho market at
any time. Tho growing conviction that
no aggressive upW,lrd movement ~ TO DO
looked Tor IN the immediate = future
prompted considerable throwing over OF
securities by holders not prepared ITO re-
tuin their contracts through an INDEFINITE
decline Tho persistent leayness OF, th W,
United States Steel stocks, In spi Ito OF AZ az
the glowing reports ofiEtfe enormous de-
mand for Its products, had q discouras ins
effect on the advocates Of higher prices.
tho apparently officially inspired tlisclaim-
2 6rs OF some OF the lately preva lett rumors
ofnten1cd Dividend increases, and stocks
which have moved Under H TINS infiuelnce
of currency through the, subtreasury 70
Now Orleans for the scasoii marked the
beginning of another cause OF = framing
New, York banking reserves. Other de.
@vclopnents impair any confidence that
$sall money viii fall back Immediately 70
Its recent OK trcmeiy5 easy eond ltion.s me
pressure upon the stock market Increased
progressively and was most severe m the
closing transactions. the trading ending
#on5s:l rapidly descending scale. OF prices,
losses extending from I l-ss TO 2spontts for
many OF tho leading speculative stocks.
81 Bonds were heavy .rotal sales pa 7
value. seeot5.o 900. United stat ties old As and
3ilcw Isl registered. ndvanced 3 les. the new
t4s. coupon and rs. rcgis tered, j " hes Is
iS-s8and the 49, coupon, -. per cen ri on
call. Il NJ h. Il III Y. sa r. N
THE total sales Of stocks 81 fol, he day
amounted to ]. 333, 400 shares. q,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
la. March q coTToN-
Epoi cotton quiet arId easy. Sales 600 bales
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARKET

less otherwise stated these
prices:)
chickens, per
,llcrs. per pound. .5G3oc!: !
3Gt ic,; ducks, per pound.
&c ms. per. pound, l7GlSc.;
per pound. 14115c.: geese.
glincas. per head 20c.
dairy packed, per pound,
lily packed, per pound 200
yellow, extra, per pound
d. fresh. mixed. per pound,
Jellow. pei pound. lS9Oc.:
ID. l.1i5c. common era des,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-23
R1CHs1oNDS GRAIN RAJ MARKET.

Richmond. ~ g. larch 20, 1905
l5s ~ ltdS QUOTATIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

CHICAGO. March s-Rome Res
peas. Edward CorriEan. r. { Nc
DoNsl and Capt $. 3. Brown. all
prominent race horse ownera. heyo
been blackliatcd at a meeting OF
the Western Jockey Clubs staw-
ards. according 20 statement
made by one Of the high officials
Of the Western Jockey club last
night The ruling by the Jockey
club means that those mentioned
will not be allowed TO race on
Western Jockey cub tracks this
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
IRIS SURE TINS TIME

Champion Jim Isffrira declares
that. come what may be will retire
from the prise RING 81 the cad %
tbs year No match will be con
sidercd after that date u any man
waits to wrest the title mum the
big fellow he will have TO announce
himself bcfaTe uvc. 81
There are several sHnlrauts for
the title but they are not worthy Of
res ignition from the champion.
Frank GofeA. the champion catch
as=eafrh-can wrestler 81 America.
and Jack Johnson. the eolored
heavy weight champion have been
trying tn force l~fffisH 20 give them
a meeting. but their chances 81 Sue
cess are very small Ieffrics vii
not meet a cnlorcd man. and. a. for
tioteh. the champion has told him
% get a reputation In the pflzo
ring
Ring followers. however. who
have seen wrratlrru try 90 become
puEillsia. duuht the probability 10
aafeh earning fame. tla debut With
a. amateur in New York some
weeks ago was not encouraging tn
his friends Jefrlea all Erow old.
alid he be compelled to ~aIt aulil
zs#seh ar1alrea sufficient reputation
aaud such a meeting hut the
aoiirrmaker Is Eut going "a salt
and worry over G0teh OF any other
I pgEiiist.
Cafhrff. FItHimmons. RHhiiu
Munroe and Sharsey would al
avoid another hard boatiuE from
Jeffries and wili let him 80 10 bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
aTRIkrs HlopeN Rocks.

When your ship ~ health aiftkea
the hidden rocks OF Consumption.
Pneumonia. etc. you are Loaf. n Yuu
don't Evt help from uT kings New
Discovery for Cun~tim riian. J. v
AicKtunon. OF TaliadeKa Springs
Ala. writes 7 had been very 81
with Pneumonia. under the care OF
two doctors. but was getting no bet
tcr when began 60 take Dr. king =
New Discovery The first dure gave
relief. aud one bottle cured me
Sure cure fof sore throat bronchitis.
coughs and colds Guaranteed at G.
o. GUYS drug store. price Coo and
tipo Trial bottle free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
Food For Sportocrats

not b. iuat as Il looks FROM a dia-
lance Tho umpirv ought % De
right on hand 90 call u - u hap
prusd Of course. q Euee Without
saying that the official % rhaFss OF
the game must b. perfectly familiar
with the rules aud have Rood iudg
mrnt In enforcing them With these
qualifications he must have a good
voice This isn't 70 bnqs. myself
bat q d a fact that many good men
have failed Is umpirea on Account
OF weak Or high pitched voices. The
fana Nant 60 hear a mans derla-
Ions and theT have a right 90 A
poor speaker looasa diEniiy and au-
thuFtty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
UMPIRE NEEDS GOOD LAMPS

VNfitE NEEtiS Nnun t.AMf-H.
The time has passed when the in
diNiduzi who Aspirrs Ia nfficlafe a.
the King % the Diamond can rely
on hts record as a follower Of the
game "a So him through. The mag
mates aud fans are now looking for
che man who ean Hee. and also one
wha Is not too la4Y 10 follow The
PLAYS tie must also have a good
voice and not Be afraid To use IT,
M man without a keen hfarr 81
headlights can last long In any
league az an arbitcr q play Next 70
good syeaiEht man needs agility
The nearer Ynn ara to the ball the
Hur~r you arr 20 hand down the cor
rect decision That's Why an um-
plfs should stand behind the bat a.
much a. possible when calling hallH
and atriErA On the haEo plaYu be
ought 60 follow the hall a. closely
a. he can without interfering Nth
anybody A smooth fielder can Of
ten Eet away with a play that looks
ali v.Eht from the stands. but Il may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
RAINIER DEFEATED AGAIN

Another % the iutcr-club pool
matches was won last niEht ~ W.
r. Norris. who defeated +. A sirout
at the Rainier club By a score Of 100
70 = Morris represented the seat
tie AthIetie club. while Struut the
Rainier club For the third cuuaec-
utive time the representatives Of the
Rainier club have ben defeated In
the present ssris Of IN matches.
The men played very evenly during
the first half Of the game bat at
ter the 5o-polnt mark Morris stead
ily forged ahead until he finally ran
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
a LTTLE AROUND CIRCUIT WITH FGw
sHoRT STOPS AT DIFFERENT sTArtoHs-ALL THE NEWS
THAT'S WORTH WHILE IN TnG MANY FIELos

paKillat grave peacefully a. a lamb.
But there may b. an uprpar among
the other heavy weights when JEFF
fries rrtirua rum the ring Every
body doubtless will be claiming the
title. and the situation may bsuumu
~ confused a. ia tho present faath-
orwcight class The proper thing
Tor Jeffriea 90 DO. spnrting men
think. t. 70 confer the honOr On a
selected heavyweight. and then lot
the Fortunate QUE defend $40 title
AGAINST all eonarrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08


fN7rHF sf-pERfoB COURT ~ 80, -
state II Washington Tor hiis y
G4mett f Mathera. Painful - "a.
WiHfan IN Mafhera DeieuasA1
mons Tor puh'fUafion. .,,.ar
yan arp hereby summatie1, ", N ~
Within slxts taEH qfter the 49, ...,,,s -.
fifsf ptTbiI,aGaa q this s.iin JIM - N.
Nil wnhin sIxtY DAYS astss - i.
t.,ptb d4v of E'ebrusryt 49, ~ ~
S.,.4 ~ above entitled srtien M
-. ertItlsd court ard sns 's .,rys
,,',,,,slairt 20 the plaintiff - - ,,ricr.
a .s.5y n .pur ausNer ma, ssss's,ilf 81
'is15tA attorneys toT ths 90 N 60
,,ie5r .fffrr below staiea, s, 80 vi
~ ,eHr failure 50 90 % 49, 70 i've
~. taken against YOU aee. ,.sblel, tti
5.esaHH of the complain = "a c9ift
49, mod with the CLERK y .rsisisi e.
".fiss object 81 the ahe,s., .tes,r ! ~
l. 81 Obtain fer the p,sss,erasni
uoit 3i,srsa from the sp.,s.sruarJ
c'nse st. NJ ftrst publication.
isth. isA SHEPARD : tyT wiz.
attorneys Tor ft@'"''
s4.f##a4l. -
l''sia "a Wv Work. ngg'la II. 5eeton.
81. <.r. GeuutN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
[SsS (URRETTiS
GnSsZp

.1yn4 him made mo friends ~ thf
MA Donovan. Dave Gideon ana
Pad Dryer fHue
Hev Iualafai that Ike ou ST.
Gallery and the mill was arranged.
90 aas aurb thluei ua inside hstt
guarantee. written contract. referee
or tlmskrrpp
We stepped Ia4u the ring nj the
Casino. Brooklyn Iu April 1880. be.
fore about afHH people Among those
present were Al Smith AHiiie Cor
bett. Jimmie Wak.ly Haneri John.
Kelly. Charlie Johnson. Frank Mo
ran and others equally famous IN
the world 81 sport
There wuH no tuHIuEH for corners.
I took the northeast aud ArtaftsfY
stepped into thc opposite corusf.
We we're the only men iu The ring
We we're a. fight minute rounds
with "a minute Interval
lad these rules baeu carried uHi
I would have won in the third ruuna.
Hut they were not MeGaffery huns
onto nle like starving negro onto
a #HrIuF chicken. When o. looked
nj II McCuffefy was about 10 80
down and out. time war called By
Hnmeauf and / took my corner
Some OF the spectators Who had
paid their s. 10 sec the fight clat
ed they were being buurord ana
Jack puunld voluntarily huttsd IN
and announced that be would referee
aud keep time fro
This WuH the first evidence Of any
thinr like an official The iHht
went on and IN tho fourth rouna
McCAIfery VA leaning over the
ropes ia a helpless condition. / re
fuand 60 hlt him any more. and
some 81 my friends declared ms
winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
AMONG THE ATHLETES

IL Is feared among fhoss who fell
Low the fortansA of Old sEli's ath
letaa. thar the college viz suffer In
no mean desnea unless the preasaes
OF sEraft" in the collsga athletics -
eliminated That gran does exist
IN aihistica in Yale. Ia given out
without reservation among the stu
denta Who deplur~ the evil that ia
thuas Who ara not beuafifing BY the
Us. of monry Another feature
which IL dragging on the finances
OF he student body. il the unnsesa-
say disbursements aad bsnifieea
which In politics would bo termed
a. graf The undergraduate ahsst
In q resent editorial on tho subject
stated srrh conditions do exist and
must be eliminated f1f the Eoud u
the college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

TIE RING As TRAINING SCHOOL
Equipped wlth brains. Tighter
never ne-d want after hlH career IN
the ring The trnlniug On The stage
Of world experience usually TITS hin
for aHme other liuo which Will gen
orally net a good Income AID iaii
living.
one 81 the most pronounced 81
amplsa of thls IL found 10 SAMMY
Kelley Who ia kHT bsAf Billy Fim
msr for the tnIernatioak bantam
wei Fht honofn 10 England. and Tho
fought many other battles with III
tie men on 10th sides of the big
blue
That fight with Plimmer was per
haua the most sensational ever vt
messed in England. u vas aehed
ul-d for - raHnda. and with but
few seconds remaining. Kelly put
forth his beat and With a mighty
wali1p sent the English idol 10 the
floor Tor the count
The Americans present Almpsi
went for soy over the fight uf tn
little Yankee. nhu had Huatrhed vie
tory from almost certain defeat
Kelly Hpon aftsrvRfd turn~1 BE
Alteration 20 promoting the tour OF
Jacob sharfer and Willie Hoppe
through Europe. and waa the man
Who made and advertised the late
Jimmy Michela. the Welsh Rare=
BIZ
Kelley has remained across the
water - long that the cd school Of
sports have commenced 20 think
him dead The lasi time ] heard
from him he wrote that be met KID
fasIFnr in Paris. and that the lHi-
ter erpf--trd TO come 20 this country
and tackle some q the lightweight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
A FIGHT OK nlzARRE LINES

Can you imagine tNo men enter
tng a ring ia these days without
rcfsroa. timeheuprr or aecundnf
That Ia what happened la New
ork II years agp. on the OCCASION
Of ms frat appearance in the east
A the time. Dominica hcCaffsf1
vas in the he's dAy of hia career. lie
had met John l. sullivan and other
noted men Of the rtnK and Wa
looked upon - one 81 the greatest
Of fIFhtern
McCaffrry Waa inclined 10 make
light 81 my ambition and Offered 20
take the starch out Of me ia private
OF public
NJ victory over Etirain NJ Sew
Orleans had wpn me considerable
Newspaper nutafiety kiiraiu was
riaaaad with John l. sullivan. With
" hom. puly n short time before. he
had fought Is rounds. 30 my victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

DRAW AID CUSHION SHOT.

DRAW AND CUSHION SHOT.
Strike the cue ball low. to the
left. the red ball nearly fun and the
cushion will make the shot In the
position Of the balls as indicated.
this b the best way to play the shot
for position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

Nov that Arthur Duffy has been
skinner on the Australian track.
the ehancaa for Archie Hnhns. a.
the coming champion among Uncle
Sans apriufsra ia excellent The
defeat % Duffy H. laid by many At
the doors Of Daniel Cupid. and sx-
pound the theory that 10 Grand
Passion" and aihlstioa do not travel
IN the same motor car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
ny Jas J CDuBETT.
tCopyfinbt. gas. By the HeVupa p'sf
Entorpfiaa ABBaaiatlnn
KNocKED OUT AND THEN Won

KNOCKED OFT AND THEN Won
lie won the night on a nuks. De-
an expression often heard after a
fight has taken So place in pHgll
latte history Frequently there o.
cunalderahla truth Ia the HaYinE
especially when inexperienced ring
men meet
I rneali being an the finEaide one
night when there was evidence IN
abundance that flukea were the
order Of the day. and ! have since
read OF fights which am confident
were won on flukea.
The incident that came under my
observation occurred in Frisco !
was on for the wind up and reached
the rluEHlde during "A preliminary
Two weitefweightH were AT IT,
hammer and lauEs II was Ia the
sixth round when ono Of the men
went down with a thud lie War
counted out. but was 70 dared he
did not hear the referee count tea
Suddenly he Jumped 10 hla feet
and insisted that be was not out and
that the fiEht proceed The uesro
who had scored the tuoek. out an
nounerd that he could repeat the
dose II his opponent pooded am
convincing, and after lot Of talk
Ing. the pair put up $40 each and
went at ~ again
la less than 50 seconds tho white
boy. who had bean knocked oui.
reached the negro with a terrible
right swing and sent him 10 the
floor he did not recover In time
a. pull of the rubber and the fiHht
went Ia the man who had hin sun
light shut Off first
This was the first aud last time
ever saw two men score knock
out apiece on the same evening
And IN both cases d Vas a chance
blow that did the trick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

The 1905 liver JohnHon TRUSS
Frame Bicycles are ready for your
inspection al spinnihg'a. They sell
AZ $50 with coaster 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
FEArHERwEIGHTs NJ THE DO

F'cAthnrwriEhta are multiplying
since tho title has been HhelVed b
the bayn Who have oafgrown
There are more budding youugatsfa
10 this class than tn any other and
the number s. accounted for - TIE
possibility Of gaining q champion
ahig
In every part 81 the country Yua
wfii find thta or that feiiug a IL
or fga pounds challenging the world
Recently IN Philadelphia half 3
doHen climbed into the ring anu
rhaIIanEsd the world
Would the same thing happen Il
Jeffrfsa passed away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
THE FIGHT GAME KILLED IT
SELF

SELF
Il looks ~ though prize fighting
were Abont to follow In the foot
steps ~ live pigeon shooting Is
90 be lrEaliznd out OF exlstence-and
already they have commenced To dig
graves into which the remains viii
be dumped. In the few places II nov
flnurishoa.
have had word from California
that many members Of the state
legislature are strongly opposed TO
a.
The coast has been the only place
in the country whore big bouts have
been allowed for several years. and
20 erase Il from the puEillsiic slate
would be driving the final nall into
the coffin. believe a fighting epi-
taph. after the funeral. would be.
Here lies the most popular
branch Of sport that ever flouriehed.
II committed suicide by trying TO
play both ends against the middle
&lr@s<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
STAR TsE . /. :!

Co. Fust ave ana Madiseu
ANOTHER WINNING Hlllf#Ne-
mia. the Three ROBBERS iiYHsr a
Melbourne. NtllIr Germ The
Wheeiers MYERS a Rose lsahHtd
burton. The Hfoscure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
SEATTLE TO PLAY PORTLAND

oGf% - ~ 80 ftN 1870
The Seattle Coli club team viii
PLAY a series Of matches with the
Wavsriy club. Of Portland. next
Saturday and Sunday. The local
team defeated the Portland men.
bot AZ that time the RouthsrnerA
were shy number % their best
player
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

Standing high jump. 5 n In;
standing broad Jump. II ~ 4 Is In.
three standing jumps. Sc ~ ! In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08
Union Bakery
and Cafe


We serve GOOD COFFEE la'T
asearImnnt OF cakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-08

r'siaf ga Wv yort ng'l ,.,' s,,,or.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-09-23
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, Through the Providence
of God, Mr.. G.. B. Jones has been re-
moved from the active walks Of life.
therefore, be it Resolved by the Board
of Directors of the Grenada Trust 4
Banking Company, that in the death
of Mr.. Jones, we lose our worthy and
faithful President.
Resolved End, That we give express
sion to our appreciation OF his wis
dom as a president and honest con-
Servatism as banker.
Resolved 3rd. That we feel not only
the personal and financial loss, but
the moral and Christian tone which
his name and stalwart moral charac-
ter gave to our institution.
Resolved 4th, That we tender oul
heartfelt sympathy TO his excellent
sorrowing family.
Resolved 9TH, That these resolu'
tions be made a part of the record of
this Company, and that a copy OF
same be sent to the wife and family
of our deceased President, and to Tue
Grenada Sentinel for publication.
Respectfully submitted,
J. w. LEE,
j. S. KING,
September IA, 1905.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-09-23
NOTICE.

Grenada, Miss, Sept. -, 1905.
TO the Public:
We beg toadvise the people of Gren-
ada and vicinity that we will open on
Wednesday. September 9th, in the
McCord building (recently vacated by
the post otlice) on Main street, a cQm-
plete, new and we'll selected stock of
staple and fancy groceries, which will
be sold for cash at lowest prices to be
consistent with tirst-grade merchan-
disc.
We propose to carry EVERY
THING To EAT, keep fresh stock
and clean store, have competent and
careful clerks to serve you and de-
liver goods promptly and satisfac-
torily.
We wish to say to the country peO-
pie that we will carry d full stock OF
staple heavy groceries, and will buy
your country produce and pay you the
highest market price for same. See
us before buying or selling.
Soliciting a trial order and trusting
we may be favored with a call from
every lady in Grenada county, we are,
Yours truly,
BARRETT & BROWN.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-09-23
The Fair Postpored.

On account of the quarantine reg
ulations that are now in force, the
management of the Central Fair As
sociation have decided to postpone
the dates of the Fair until October l8,
10 and 20. This will no doubt be the
biggest and best Fair ever attempted
in this section of the country, and
everybody should work together to
boost this enterprise and make it a
90. We want a record breaking crowd
with US on this occasion, and If good
attractions win work to this end there
is no reason why we shouldn't have it.