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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04

for 80 wears. disappeared from home
four months ago, and until June ? had
not been heard from, and there was
absolutely no clue to his whereabouts
or 10 the motive or cause of his disap-
pearance. June . he wrote to his
family at Colville to join him in Seat
tie. where he says he expects to end
his days.
Failure of Ed Spencer, the Spo-
kane murderer, to die within reas-
enable time after being let out of the
penitentiary at Walla Walla by GOV
ernor Mead that he might expire IN
peace and dignity in the bosom of his
relatives, is taken by the governor to
he a breach of the conditions of the
pardon. and Spencer becalse he over
looked this opportunity, is likely &c
be remanded back to prison to serve
his time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
NORTHWEST NEWS,

The heaviest rainfall at any one
-noint II the inland empire since May
81 Cand beginning that date) was at
wawawai on the Snake. IA miles
sorth of Pullman. where five inches OF
rain fell on the 27th, 2Sth and 2sth.
The death of Dr. George NJ. Wigg,
Of Portland. is said to have been pre-
cjpitated by inhaling the fumes OF
sulphur match. He was very old and
feeble. and the fumes of sulphur are
known to be extremely depressing TO
the heart.
William Goodwin, one of the best
known BARRIERS of Tacoma. suicided
with carbolic acid. He had wife and
children, but an amour is said to nave
led to entanglements in his domestic
affairs and business, and to deep dis
couragement.
cock-and-bull story is in circu-
lation to the effect that several ar
rests have been made at Portland
from the ranks Of anarchists. Nc
names are given, though a plot t.
assassinate Roosevelt is said to have
been discovered.
Pierce county. Washington, bond
in the sum of 100000. have beeI
purchased by state Treasurer Mill
with money in the permanent schoo
fund. With interest at the rate of -
per cent. This leaves about $500
remaining in the permanent schoo
fund of that state.
Robert w. Livingston. wanted in L
Grande and walla Walla for utterin
forged checks on La Grande bank
about three months ago. by which tn
oxford saloon and A. Schwartz
Walla walla were swindled, has bee
located by Sheriff Johnson. OF Unio
county in Alberta. Livingston's Mo-
NOR friends there are trying to effe'
settlement of the matter.
c. F. Conrady, a well-to-do hote
keeper at Colville, and who had bee
a respected citizen Of Stevens coun
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04

Every one OF the 10 excellent young
students who graduated from Pendle-
ton high school last Friday evening,
will pursue their studies in higher
institutions. Most of them have pro-
fessions in view and will prepare for
a definite work in life. 1t is one of
the finest classes ever graduated from
an Oregon school. some of them ffav-
ing exceptionally high credits and all
of them being wen trained thinkers
and students.
The extraordinary high standing of
the individual students IS the result
of the new method of grading inaug-
urated by City Superintendent L. r.
Traver. Every student in the high
school is now rated according to in
dividual standing, regardless Of the
number of years in the school
II a student can attain IS credit
marks In two or three years. he can
graduate from. the school, but If the
student cannot attain 90 credits with
in the four-year course, he cannot
graduate.
Heretofore students have been
graduated in four years regardless of
the individual standing, largely: Now
they must have the credits before
they can graduate. If they attain
the credits in less time than the reg
ular four-year course, they receive
| the benefit of their effort.
This encourages every student and
brings out the best possible personal
effort. There is more thorougfiness
| in their work and more incentive to
do Individual work in all the studies.
| The method has proved to- be highly
beneficial and Prof Traver has bsen
complimented by educators and
school officials all over the northwest
for the results obtained by his depart
ure from the old routine.
According to present plans, the" diff
ferent members of the graduating
class will attend the Following schools;
Glen Scott, Elmer Sforie, Dean Good
man, Edna Zimmerman. Edith John
son and Rae Vogef will attend the
University of Oregon: Clargce Boil
lerman and Roy Letzur will attend
a Portland dental school: Edna
Thompson win take music in Port
land; Mable Reynolds, Clara Boyier
and Willie Milne VIII teach next yea
and then will take Normal cours
to prepare for teaching; Carl Spell
meyer will attend rhe University o
, Nebraska; Loren Harris and Franl
Pierce will attend a school of mine
at Butte. Mont. Furnish Slater AM
Herbert Thompson will finish tn
Commercial course N the Penufeto'
high school; Herbert Ruppe will abs
; take a further course in PendIeto
high school, and Cafover SWaggar
will attend Oregon Agricultural col
/ Tege-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
GENERAL NEWS.

An accident in the Magdalena mine
near Texacellentre, state of Mexico,
caused the death of - men, including
Erasmus Chaverre, manager of the
mine.
Negotiations are on for the purchase
of the great Trupp gun works at
Essen, by the German government
They are the sole property of Bertha
Krupp.
After a bitter four-days' fight in the
Tennessee state democratic conven-
ton. NJ. r. Patterson, of Memphis,
member of congress, was nominated
for governor.
Governor Carter, of Hawaii, has
resumed the discharge of his official
duties. He says he will not resign
and expects to serve until the end of
the first term, which has IS months
to run.
1t has become perfectly well estab-
lished that the object of the assassi-
nation of Consul w. H. Stuart at Ba-
toum. Russia, was robbery pure and
simple. His assassins-a Georgian
and a Turk, have confessed.
Australia possesses a large number
of churches in proportion to the
number of its inhabitants, than any
other country in the world. There
are 21O churches to every 100000 peo-
pie in that country. England has
only III and Russia about So.
Leavenworth, Wash, is to have one
of the largest roundhouses in tho
northwest, containing 20 stalls, beinE
second to none on the Great North
ern's western lines, except to the re
Gently enlarged one at Hillyard, which
can accommodate % locomotives.
Al Cedar Grove. w. Va, number
of young children were playing In
dian" They tied 5-year-old Rpber
Maroney to a stake and piled wooC
and shavings about him and fired tn,
mass Although the same children
attempted to pull the burning trasf
from around the victim, the child wa
burned to death.
Governor Pardee, of California, ha
written to Insurance Commissions
Wolf advising him to secure from al
the insurance companies that are au
thorized to transact business in tina
. state an agreement to issue waiver o
notices of losses, and that If an
company fails or refuses to- do this
to keep a record of the facts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
HELP 'FRIsC@ sCHOOEs.
States VIII Contribute TO the Rebuifdi
ing of Schoaf Houses

State Superinten dent of Instruction
Ackerman issued tlss following Gil rcu-
lar letter to the various scltoof dis
trfets of the state The Crcuiar' is
seIf-expfanatory am6 is a very com
rnendabIe move or the pait of Mr..
Ackerman:
To School Offices and Teachers of
the Public Schor7Ts of Oreg'R:-
Ladies' and Gentlemen: IS result
If the great catastrophe which befeaV
San Francesca 81 the 1Srh of ApriE
1906, "a buildings We're destroyed, to-
replace which will cost almost Sb:O0O,-
600 and a consequent lacS of employ
ment for the teachers who taught
therein the school authorities; Of san
Francisco are led to accept proffered
donations to be devoted exclusively TO
a reconstruction fund for the. reb,nid-
| ing of their schools.
They do not desire to seem to beg:
but the finances Of the city of san
Francisco will be strained to- the u7-
most and IT. would be n considerable
time before they, unaided, couitr hops
to replace their schools. 1t is tfheir
purpose whenever Cne ColtrlDuufoils
from a given state shall reach a sur
ficient amount to construct a biifSine .
to name that building after the state
giving the money.
In any event, tablets showing tn
source from which the building fun'
came win be placed upon the build
ings and It will doubtless be a matte
of pride for the rising generation u
: their visits to the new and more glo
rious San Francisco, to- VISIT the builp
ing which stands as monument
their generosity and sympathy.
In view of these facts, would re
spectfully suggest that your respeo
!. tive school devise ways and means b
: which contributions, either groat G
i small may be made to this yer
: worthy cause.
: All communications and draf
l. should be addressed and made out
= Alfred Roncovieri, superintendent {
|. schools, san Francisco, CAL You
= for the good OF the cause.
:. J. Fl. ACKEItMAN.
;; Superintendent Public Instruction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
,-ATAR,n1 rRoNemmLDHooD.
Cared b., HyOmei, the only Medicine
for Catarrh That FaIIman &; 9o. Are
NtIIino- "a, t.unrantpe

The popularity and growth of Hyo-
mel arenunique in, the annals Of medi-.
cine. 'rhe demand for the, Hyomef
outfit snd the extra bottles in Pendle-
ton har been something phenomenal.
and 1lifman & Uo, say that they have
never. sold 1ny, other remedy which
gave. such universal satisfaction and
made, so many remarkably cures.
Thp fact that Byomei cures cattrrh
in the only natural and sensible way.
thnc is, through breathing medivated
air; mot by taking drugs into the stom-
1cn. no doubt has helped in the intro
duction of the treatment. There Is
certainly no other remedy for catarrh-
al diseases that Is SO effectual as Hyo-
mci. and its discovery has realized in
\ part Pasteurs prophecy, I'VE shah
, ono day rid the world of all diseases
that ere caused by germs"
| The worst and most chronic cases of
catarrh readily yield to the use of
Hyomef. People who have suffered
from childhood have been cured by
of the American Union Insurance
company, New York city, writes: ely
omei has completely cured my daugh.
ter of catarrh, from which she had
been suffering for years"
So many remarkable results have
attended the use Of Hyomei amongst
the customers OF Tallman & Co., that
they feel justified in using the strong
est possible language in speaking OF
it's virtues, and when you read that
they sell 1t under an absolute guar
antee to refund the money II 1t does
not cure. YOU will see that they fully
believe in its curative powers. A com.
plete outfit costs only one dollar
extra bottles so cents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel st. George.

D. Spencer, Pilot Rock; n. Cecil,
Cecil: z. A. Klippel, Portland; Fl. A.
Tuppiiet, Pullman: G. H. Clark, Port
land: A. w. Mackenzie, Portland; A..
A. Reardon, Portland; G. A. Drysdall
Walla Walla; George n. West, Port
land: w. n. Tiester, Walla Walla; G.
Menzies. Walla walla w. c. Hopson,
Milton: ]. c. Thompson, Milton; Mr..
and Mrs. Baily. Idaho; George a.
Simpson, Detroit; Charles II. Ranen,
Seattle: Clark Snyde, Sumpter; F. j.
MacGangan, San Francisco; T. Trow
spokane: ]. NJ. Hood, Spokane; I. G
Geeley, Portland F. A. Kormer, Spo'
kane; ]. II. Babb. Tekoa; James 5
Bell. Athena; G. H. Clark, Spokane
J. McCoole, Walla Walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
Hotel PendletOn.

Dan Malarkey, Portland; Dan P.
Smythe. city. s. Barnett, New York;
Alfred Smith. Leeds; II. K. Brown
Baker city; G. r. Aitken, Baker city;
Joe p. Kennison, Tonopah; G. A. Bar
rett. Athena; Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald
Baker City: Mrs. Amanda Whitney
Roseburg: Fl. A. Smith. Elgin; j. II
O'Neill, Portland; f. W. Cummings
Seattle; Fl. It. March, Spokane; B. f
Parker, Spokane; A. d. Stillman' city
A. Anderson. city; f. A. Schiller ano
wife. city: Thomas A. Purdy. Port
land: w. w. Grow, San Francisco; w
A. Robinson. San Francisco; Et
Blackburn, Baker City; n. p. Krouse
Seattle: A.. A. Peterson. city; b. c
Phetteplace. The Dalles; Frank En-
glehart, North Yakima; Charles E
Scott, North Yakima; ]. w. Davis
Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
RUTLD STEEL BRIDGES.
WalIa WaIla VIII Make Permanent
Improvement Now.

Two new bridges. with single span
or arches, and bulkheads all the way
down Mill creek from Park street
bridge to Sixth street, says the Walla
Walla Union.
Such are the good things which
optimistic citizens believe will blow
from the ill wind of the past few days
Of floods. II is held by property own
ers now that the experience of the
floods of the last few days will result
in the city counciImeu taking cogniz-
anca otthe demands for bulkheads or
retaining walls the entire length of
the creek through the city and the
building OF bridges which will not be
affected by the floods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
DARK AT wALLN wALLA.
Garden City Thankful for Moonlight
Nights This Week.

Fower ana light within 10 days is
the latest prediction of the manage
ment Of the Northwestern Gas Il
Electric company, says the Walla
walla Union. This is to be supplied
from the upriver works which were
at first believed to be so seriously
damaged as to entail a complete shut
down for weeks
1t was announced last night by
General Manager Allen that a crew
of 40 men had been put to work to
repair the damage done by the flood
and the plant, under a crippled con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
VIII Cure ConsnmptIon.

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark, writes;
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
for coughs, colds and
lung trouble. I know that IT has
cured consumption in the frs
stages" You never heard OF any one
using Foley's Honey and Tar and no
being satisfied. Koeppens' drug store
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
Make a note now to get EIy's Crear

Make note now to get Ely's Cream
Balm If you art troubled with nasal
catarrfI. hay fever or cold in the head.
It is purifying and soothing to the
sensitive membranes that line the air
passages 1t is made. to cure the dis
ease, not to fool the patfert by short
doaeptive relief is no cocoain
nor mercury in it. Do not be talked
Ilinto taking a substitute for Ely 3
Cream Balm. All druggists sell 1t:
Price soc. Mailed by Ely Bros. SO
Warren street. New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
4 Fine PEIlU.

\ The, case of which was slightly dam,
agrd by the hfgip water, standing five
| inches deep on our floor, will now To
! sold for only $216.
\ ETLERS PIANO HOUSE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04

This Is no tifre for mirth or lauBfftey,
'ris the coEr grey dawn of the MORN
ing after
There wili be no 'moy.itng aftep." II
you Will ca.ry a bon of GAI.IFOi.S'lA
PRUNE WATERS, and take "a ffw
before going to bed. They will fix
you, all right and tone you u before
breakfast. Tallman &c Co, 623i Main
St. Pendiston. Ore.
fAff Wafera 25 Cents
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
Cheap Lands

We have longer list of better bar
gains than ever. including wheat
lands. stock ranches and city proper
ty.
We have some good business prop
osltions TO offer.
1900 acres with running water:
pine timber: raises abundance of tim
othv wild hay and grain. Plenty OF
outside range. Excellent cattle ranch
SO per acre.
5000 acres, half being profitable
wheat land. 800 per acre. Call or
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
Cbil1r tn Stay In. PemdTttOn.

We lI5rve So arranged our gallery
at Pullman. Wash. that we can stay
Here. BURNS BROss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04

: Carney K Kennedy's- cab stand,. at
Taumar-s Drug store, asfter S n M
Phone main 10 for cab.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-04
ALL Will co H|CHER
PENDLETON GRADUATES TO
,ATrEND OTHER school S

University of Oregon VIII Get Six.
Portland Dental school Two, Butte
School of Mines Two. and Other
Schools Cno Each-1he Excellent
Standing OF Students Due to Meth
DDS Of Grading Adopted by Prof.
Trayer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
Southern Railway.

LEAVE -r..r-7r.>-p
. schedule figures published
.' rw7-..r o-f are not ruaranteed-
g., = ~ s.'f-ro-ai for Charlotte.
1850, = n --rafr-r itsf-BuNe+ Pullman q
nn'' ari Di-r 0Tha-1. New orleans,
a'-aro0ra ana ar -he south.
.Irn ~r7rf PIP Chase Cf---. oxford.
llH--a~l arf -tof~N
y ~ ~ sly 3av-l,ey-vil'e LocaI,
p ". f- ar +Na SUITS
No0r- D-r-p rrNf-.
80" M-Excer- a--tly-Ao. ts-Ba minors
2i5 P M.5EEce7t s-as-y-,,o. -o-Locai ia
as N-Fvoe0- srrFa~-S1. -ATocal "a
West Point Steamer call p. Yorktown
ans Clay Pank N-rfs~7 WeinesdavE.
frl1ave- ~ Gl0u~es+e- p.f7t Ce'erne ntn
e1t Almonds Tuesfa-7. Thu-s1ays. Sat
TRAINS Arpry-- Pr~r1r0,vD
y : n p N-Trom an tes s-uth.
ta' p r From charlotte Raleigh. Durham.
C1aeo Cl'v an1 Local Stations
r N-Fron Kevsviiia AMI Local Stations.
s.o M-No- From Baltimore ana West
1913 = NJ W ?. 5ls p NJ. W. 73-Fro7
- West Point ans Local stations
We House a1i lester Manor.
- 90 2 Mar s. Richmond Va
II p SFEN~FP r HAPDWI~E
Cen NJ ras9 Traf Mgr I:
Wv TAvroE r. ? A:
Wa~rf0r40- y Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
GEN. HILL JUST ALIVE.
A Wonderful Battle With the
Grim DESTROYER.

special 90 The Times DIS parcn.l
SCOTTSNlLI T.. VA. Septenlher al
General !. O. Hill az this writing Is i'm a
Comatose state. not having snoken for
nearly fortv-eight hours When he last
addressed any words 10 his family he
said that be was suffering no pain lie
has taken no uourshment Of anv kind
since Tuesday nigh. bur his vitalitv is
remarkable Three times he has been
thought dead. his body being cold with
no perceptihle pulse. but each time his
respiration would return and the warmth
81 life came back Last night only his
head heart and one spot on his chest
were warm. but to-day he IS stilI alive
and may live for twentv-four hours
longer
Dr W. G. Williams. formerly Of Rich
mond. Is his physician.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT 81. 1895
ARRIVED
Steamship Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm Ci-v Haynes Mattapani River
landings. pa ssenCers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Charlotte. Murphy. BALTIMORE pas
seneers ana general cargo
steamer EN- CITY Haynes Mattaponl River
.arllngs passengers and general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
Chesapeake G. Ohio Railway

Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS. St Louis. chica-
60. Louisville. Nashville Memphis.
2.i5 P. ". and ii.o0 p NJ. daily.
Westbound Local Trains;
7-7o A NJ daily AMI 5.l5 ?. NJ. week days.
Newport News Norfolk and Old Point
900 a NJ and 400 P. NJ daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point
s25 A NJ and 500 p NJ daily
James River Line;
- 81 A. ". daily; Sis =. NJ week days
Arrive Main Line from Wet: '7:so A, NJ
- 81 A NJ. - Is p NJ. e. .f5 p NJ. From
East; 1905 A NJ. 'if.45 A. N. 200 p. NJ,
- o. = james River s.s % A. NJ, IS
r. ". cDary eek. Sunday)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
RAILROADS
Richmond,
fredericksburg q
" Potomac r. r.

r. F. CO p. s s ::s:SI:'s; : a
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
80 A. 81 -Dauy-Byrd 81. ThrouEh-
80 a M-LaIly-afain 81 Through
ts' A M-WeeS Duys-Eios- Ashland AZ
$50 A M-Daiiy-Byrd ST. Through. LoeA
stops
% Week Iays-Byrd 81. --rcuEh-
atN r. M-Wee- haFs- BYRD . FrederlcAs
1uFF crmrn latlon.
A = n -lu.r-At1Ir 50 Through
o--' = N-Nerf lals-Ei5a Aan.&1id 40
~ - N-D1 Hr-Fr-f 81 through.
rains Arrive chncnd-Southward.
90" a A Week nays-Ei6a- Ashland Ac.
$50 a ai.wssk pays-Dyri St Freasrielss-
,,.-5 M-Dailv-gE-l s. through.
-'' a M-Weck pay7-Byr1 81 Through
@ y -Dal'y-Ma'n ST. Through.
'f -Week Days-E,ha. Ashland Ae-
7,iS =. Ma .y-ryri So, through
SGD p y -rr-i.F-1y-i $50. through Loca
80 M-Darv-srai- g. through
81 RI Pullman Steering or Par,or carr on
--7t-r ev-rrf trains arriving Nich-
mons no A n week days. and local accom-
l--e = arrivals ana departures AMI eonnec-
a-17teer
W n-ryE. " CUP. w ? T.AvIoR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.

fReo7rtel nr Rockers McCaa4 3 co..
PETERSEN DG VA Sept r-PEA Nuts.
span en--Fl-n s. o0 hlt stock practically er-
hals'el So orerrEs Virginia. .%c h.-.
asked COR fancy STOCK. machine picked.
81. 4-sr.. srellnz s.ock. -isF-i.- FIRM and
active G-.4 demand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
INSPECTION Of
OLD SEVENTEEN
Companies 4. 3 and c Pass Be
fore Colonel To Lane
Stern.


''o' Oh '-e '".-''' '''- ma
Regiment began last oistt with the re-
View hy Colonel 10 Lane stern. of COM
psnies "A. and C. captains e. y.
Hardy Anthony Miller aad Charles Il
Nanace. respec lively tonight the re-
naming Two companies VIII be- subjected
% the same Inspection.
Taking all things into consideration. the
lack ~ proper state support which is
much complained % i- some quarters.
being the chief. the Inspection last night
was passed very sls.e-s fully. Colonel
Stern paid nigh rrihura to the personnel
0s the three corrranles DIS stated opinion
beng thar i- had increased lpp per cent.
The uniforms were not - o. the standard
Put -Lis is matter trat can hardly he
helped bv The men. as r.e uniforms when
tier. first cs--a y-e-o re~o-,- ., p, tta
re-.fra6 -,.--e--
After "a r-.f. rr.ri..,.-s-,. s-.,t ,------t
sen, ,-,.s. -. ....-- .....-. 49,.
man s. So,
.t...7- '" E~'
,,-.
-.'..- Pc l',7ie- oE zap
" i-"''-'' 1880 present an v"l'-'.-ei.- o-
'"o oilc+f7 siN sefseants, four corporals.
'"o mus ia"s ana t"enty-eigAt priv Al g.
"a total o- forty men. The total streretn
Of tie company is ufty-two men, ~
which ten VS. absent. Considering tile
fac, that raptain Hardy has been IN lis
present position tor only ten days the
company made a very fine showing. and
Captain Hardy IS 10 be- conerarufs--a
A1~o IL t.. t.
0o AAo~ VI " 1 W..
Company -ad present three officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21

Cash quotations We're f'iows- F.ou--
strong No . spring wheat 7s0s"- 80 s.
-stel-9c SO god. 1-Q-a. so conn., -'C
81 yellow. Hc $50. oats $3.50 80
white. 9s0s6c 81. white 731a 81
rye. 6l- Fair o. choice mailing 4fa5-c ~.
haNsee. Sl"tl4. $50 northwestern. 81 -E.
prime timothy seed. 50 Clover contract
grades sl-E Short r.hs sides loosel 81, .-a
SIS. mess pork. per barrel. so Is. LARD. per l'0
pounds s, ,-i.. short clear sides lhrNeN.
S s7ia69 01 Waiskey. basis % high wines.
s. - Hurer-NarTet steady, creameries. TEA
"a dalr.es. l-ee-4c Fere-Firn. ar mark.
cases included. I44l>c. hrsfs 1.c prime nrets
Nisc extras. 24c Cheese-Firm a. llisQl2Htc.
BALTIMORE ND September 2o-FI or r.
Quiet and unchanged Wheat-F4rmer; spot.
contract 'As Fii7sc.. southern b. sample. 5sa
sc corn -Firmer. spot. 5ftt 1913 south
en white corn. 55ia d5sia- Oats-Firmer. 80.
mixed. s6a2Siac Rye-F.rm No. 2 west
ern ff0s1c Butter-Stealv and Unchanged.
fancy imitation. 2'0lc: do. creamery. Isl a
eec do. iadle. lsd -"c store packed i6d1-c
EeTs-flrm at 2fc Cheesc-Ac tive ana un-
changed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

Southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 a M.-Local 90 Norlna. Raleigh. Char
lntfe. Wilmington.
1880 y M-Throurh Sleerers ana coaches. At
ianta Blrm 'nKram. Savannah. Jackson
vile ana Florida points
lo1 an = NJ -'Nhr0.-r coaches and Sieensrs Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville. Atlanta. Bir-nlng-
ham ant Memphis
Northbou7o Ira ms Arrive Richmond Daily
$40 A ~ 455 r. NJ $50 p "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-21
RICHMOND GRIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September %. 1906
QUOTATIONS.