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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Patram-Belcher.

a pretty home wedding was celebrated
Wednesday night ia the residence Of Mr..
A. c. Belcher. whore his daughter. Miss
fNelyn. was married TO Mr. Eugene Pat
ram. nephew Of Alderman r. /. Patran
The ceremony was performed BIZ Rev.
j. u. Routte.. pastor or West Emo Meth
odist Church. The parlOrs were ver-
prettily decorated IN palms and cut
flowers. Immediately after the ceremony
"a reception was rendered the bride and
room and their many friends who were
present. The West End Church choir
sang several selections. and Mr.. Grin
.gelcher. uncle Of the bride entertained
with several enjoyable numbers MANY
beautiful and useful presents We're re-
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National r. p OF Mexico con. 4s-......... fiis
New York Central gen. 3izs---.. ........... $50
Ne" jersey Central gen "a Odd .......... l-.--
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1Dt
Northern Pacific g Observation-Disclosures. -.ls
Norsolk ard Western con fs--............. 100
oregon Snort Line refunling 4s.-....-..-.. er
IeHusylvanla cow. Slzs tofferecl .-....... Iours
4..4liNk General ssss
- Louis a1l Iron Mountain con. 81 fbldl 49,.
-. Louis and san Francisco r. st.. So
81 Louis Southwestern con fs............ STA
Seaboard Air me - Offered. ............ S.
Southern Pacific es.-........-............. -
southern Pacific lst 4s certificates C1idj. sai-
Southern Railway o.. .........-............ 1rsi.
Texas and Pacific lsts--............. ... INA.
Io-=io. ST. J.. and Western - Cbid)..... SD -
49," acme 81 ..---.------.--- llv -
Anltel states steel IND 9s.-.---.-.-.-...... IS =
Nao-an letA- rs
Wabash Deb - ................. ...... >,.l.
Western Sd. ss........--.... az
wheeling and LaICe Erie As Cbid) .......... -
Wisconsin Central ss.......................... -
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Award Contract to Clarv.

AT the meeting OF the Buildings and
Land COMMITTEE last night, the commit
Tee awarded the contract for the new
doors 70 the engine house and new blinds
20 the building. which also contains the
Council Chambers. 90 Mr.. J. p ClaI--.
general contractor. The contract was
awarded on the figure OF $3.50
The committee also disposed Of several
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TRADE REPORT.
Warm Weather Has Bad Effect
On Business.

Bradstrects tomorrow viii say for
Richmond and vicinity.
Weather conditions have been favor
able this week for handling tobacco. Abb
normally lare sales are noted. but tho
0r,xifrv generally IL inferior. this crop
having been injured materially by con-
tinual rains during the fall mon tbs. Prices
are fair. however. considering the quality
owing 20 warm weather the produce
market is inactive, especially on game
and other perishable products. The warm
weather has also had a deleterious affect
on retail trade and collections show some
fnnlng hehind last week.
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BUOYANT RISE Of
VIRGINIA IRON
Revived Discussion of Southern
Iron Merger Is Reflected in
Movement in That Group.
MARKET STRONG ALL DAY
advances in Some Instances Sen
sational-Union Pacific Moved
Away From St. Paul.

NEW YORK. November % Tho stoo
ne, siil showed strength and breadtb
VI "cuFlty to-day. In some Instance ~
F"ilce5 were sensational The character
81 several OF the sto.Es which ,y,~. 80,
@,l"oi'd was such that the sympatbetlc
on tne general list was unsettling
,''''r IMAM stmulative. The bad reptse
'e STOCK "ttn the speculative eie-
MINT mas 20 do with causes ouite aside
.'n t"e 'in n-ill standing or Character
o. ''e companies themselves
The most substantial examnio ~
'"s'n ln thc 'Lar~er from tho spec~ia-
1--WE standpoint was Union Pacific which
moved aggressively away from St Paul
"i'er having been crossed rnornentariiy
in the week
Revived discussion OF southern iron
merger was reflected IN that group. OF
winch virginia Iron. Coal and Coxe was
'H' conspicuous figure. with n buovaot
use az one time Of % IL over last night
ne coalers also made sensational jumps.
"piarcntiy on the drawing ~ analogy be
tween tho Great Northern distribution and
"nat might result from "a separation 81
coal mines and lands from railway com
Tany ownership a great many low
priced iudusfrials were concerned IN the
movement AZ one time or another The
course ~ the cali money market showed
i.tf mo FACTORS or relaxation were not
rs rapidly effective as was indicated l.,.
the later course Of yesterdays rnarxet
There was no rise % 10 per cent. as IN
Tho early dealings yesterday. but the r7.l-
Ing rate was maintained about e per cent.
until late in tho day
The time money market continued
strong. and very little was offered Tho
rate was per cent bid Up 20 three
months and per cent bid and 6 I-e Of
fered FOR six months There was a marked
decline iu speculative confidence with
f.c progress - the day and decided 20.
action in prices from tho high level Net
losses were as conspicuous as gains II
the end % the day. and the closing was
weak
Bonds we've Irregular. Total sales par
Vaile. S2fefpo United States rs. regis
tcr'd- advanced il per cent on call
Total sales Tor the day were Loss 600
Shares.
NEW YORK. November Close
Prime mercantile paper sac IL per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills ~ 81 s-65l&4 500
for demand. and at s4sof51s4 so10 Tor sixty
day bills Posted rates s. e. 10 and = "
IL Commercial bills s. solfts 81 u. Bar
silver 20 IL. Mexican dollars "a IL Gov
eminent bonds firm: railroad bonds IRE
Fular. Money on call firm 5G7 -
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Railroads.
D = ~ - Richmond,
N. L NCN, fredericksburg q
Potomac n. r.

r. F. ca P. s s:. a
Trains Leave Rlehmone-NorthwarS.
60 a S' -1,s1ss -ByIe . IhrouEh-
'-S' a, M,-"eek Dsys-Eioa- Asaisnd -
SO a A--Daiiy-Byrd 81. Through. Ioeaa
e s,S ppoo,S Z, I.sys-Byra ST, -rOuxa.
wv h-Weok tats-Hyrd 3. Treis-fcrys
2ufk -onnr notation
- = M-Dliy-siuiu ST. Through
o'e' - M--WeeS Days-Elha Asn and 40
50 M.-Da liy-pvrd s. through.
rains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
~ =. M-Week Days-Eiba Ashland Ac-
~ M-week Days-Byrd ST. Fredericl1s-
D4rE Accom- odati0n.
.. - M-Datiy-Byr1 81. through.
AZ" :, @,-Eeek Days-Byrd 81. Througha
i;9 -DaiIy-Main ST. Through.
-" :. M-VEsek Days-Eloa- AshiAna 40
10 p M--Daiiy-Byrd 81. Through
-" - ~ -D7iiy-Byrd s.. Through Local
~ p ~ --DaUv-Nfain 81. Through
81 s.-t'u' man Sieel '1E or Parlor cars -
r,ors =, =, rains. exce0t trains arriving kon-
1noaa il - 4 N week days. an3 local aeoo1r
~ Tine q arrivals and senariur.s and oonnee-
~ - Crara0teef
Up DUKE c. W Cr-.p w TAYLOR.
- II Prsst-- Cent supt. TTsf. -
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BAD CONDITION OF
PRODUCE MARKET

There vas dulness on the Cary Street
commission and wholesale produce block
d. esterday. The weather continues 10 iir-
set al the best calculations Of the fruit
and produce men. The market is well
enouEn-too wcl-supplcd with goods
and the demand IS light on account OF the
wea Their. Natalle~s VIII not buv rno~e
imam "a days supply at a time. 10Y the
rlAsumerH are slow buyers IN such IN
seAsonAble weather as has been prevail
1E Tor the past few days However. an
goods That arc 10 perfect condition and
standard articles that are particularly
--Ieclel py ihe weather are unchanged in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Walker Found Not Guilty.

the Corporation Court OF Manchester
Yesterday morning on the charge OF
breaking into the plant Of the Kohn
Iannery Company and stealing a pair
OF trousers valued at 81. The jury. after
remaining out for only a short time, re-
turned a verdict OF mot guilty"
The petit Jury for the present term OF
court is as follows. William G.. Henery.
Wiilialn A. Moore. l. G. Nunnally r. T..
Satchueid. j. ". Weisiger w. F. Kelley.
Joseph Linton. y. j.. Curtis 5. NJ Morris.
O. T. Markham. l.. A Bass and +. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Southern Railway.

\, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
orf- - -rollowirF schedule figures publishes
80 =, i.tor,1at ION. and not guaranteed
q, ~ - Al fnily-Local FOR Charlotte.
'--S1 -. II Dailv-T-irnffed- puffe- priiiu1an -
Atanta and Birmingham Nsw OrlsanH.
-e-nphiT .ChattanooEa and ali The Soutn-
49, coach for chese City. Oxford.
80 4furrnn1 and ~-refEh
liz A-EE. suncay-Esysvills Local
n--Dailv-L ir1ite- Pullman ready ~
p M. for all the South.
10 - - YORK RIVER LINE.
Limited.
z'lS M.--Except suncay-No. io-Loeal %
as A M.a,EIeept sundsy-No. 7t-Loenl -
4 y. 80 p. M-Frorn at the south
so y, ~ From Charlotte Raleigh. Durham.
-, .na-e Citv anf local Stations
a. M-From Kevsvfiie and Local steticas.
90" -. No 15-From Baltimors and WeSe
&c ", No. .: Sis p. VI. NJ. T1-From
- "est Point and Locsl statioss-
= W WTsrPr-Rv r p A.
Il 2. SPENCER "a HtpDWTc-yc
Gen Me-. pass Trpf MET
W -kvTOE r. p A.
Warrington. D c.
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FOR NEW YORK.

making connection In Norfolk with Main Line
snip following day at P NJ also Norfolk
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry at 4 81 and
P N. making connection daily except sun
day. AT Norfolk with Main line Ships sailing
At p. " Tickets NR F Main Street Rich
mond Transfe- 10 60 p Naln Street rha
Jefferson. Murphys Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
New Post-Offices
Tspeclal 70 The Timcs-Dispatch !

49, 80 ~ a -l' Ailip'-- A'lrilAttA.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November e1-
Ina routes. Elm city. route 4 James II
Winstead carrier, Jake r Dixon substi-
tutei kenly, route J. While ~ Moore
carrier, Rufus CrOcker substitute. Ian
3on g. brown appointed postmaster no
Zee Log. Hanccy county. ". c.. vice W.
+. Howard. resigned
fost-Quices established. Nircinia-Buc6-
mead springs. Chesterfield county Julia
=. Wheelwright. postmaster North Caro-
llna-Marvin. Currituck county. John B.
owens, postmaster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23

WILMINGTON. y. c.. November 22.-SPIR-
ITS TURPENT INE-Steady AZ coke. receipts.
= casks. Itosln-Firm ar S. 65 bia: receipts.
lal barrels. Iar-Flrm at $50. recelp.s. (
barrels Crude Tu4pentine-Flrm 81 S. 81 a. Cd.
receipts. ~ barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. November 22.-TI-TPfsN -
TIN Firm az SIC. sales. flI cas- ks. ce.pfs.
40 casks; shipments 1872 casks Rosin-F lrfn
sales. 233- barrels, receipts. 1871 barrels; ship
ments. -.f~7 barrels, stock. 81. SOP bar. els.
OH ARl ES'loN. S. g. November ---rt- r.
IENLLNE ANn EoSLS-Nn-nLng a--ns
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Death of Mrs. L. ]. Carwiles.

a Telegram was received Yesterday from
Mr.. W IT, Nellines. Of Norfolk announc-
in~ the death in that citv Of Mrs L. J.
'arwiles. a former resident OF Manches-
-. AZ S:25 O'Clock. The body will ar
i've here this morning for interment
Mrs. Carwiles was the wife Of L. =
Carwiles. who was for long time n
Watchman on the Free Bridge She
lived formerly In the home OF Mr.. Charles
A. NRaddelf on EIGHTH street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Bridqe for Emploves-
Nicolas Wild Drive

Great interest is manifested in the
wild drive OF Nicola" the handcuff king
and magician. who Is to-day at noon to
start out. blndfolded. TO look for some
object that will have been secreted by a
committee OF the citizens Of the town.
Nicola" has no fear that he win not
find t..
At night under the auspices Of the
Eagles Band of Manchester. ne is to
give a performance in Leader Hall. lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Cotton futures closed steady.

Spot c0ff01 CT0se1 0ulef- y n0I0fa 1a-I-ra-
niddAng up anfs. 1880. midiiing gulf. II 70:
sales. 700 bales.
Cotton quiet; middling. 10 90: net receipts
81 bales. gross. o f2 bales sales 200 bales .
stock. 1i1928 bales
Total to-day az at ports-Net receipts s7 9gs
bales. export 10 Great Britain. 30 35S bales 10
France 10 500 bales. 20 Japan, 1893 bales.
stock. 1lA.f bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts $40 145
bales. export 20 Great Britain 10 50s bales. 10
France q 800 bales. 70 the Continent III os2
bales. % Japan. 5.6H bales.
Total since September lst at all ports-Net
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ON LOCAL MARKETS

morning the auctioaeering will be re-
stunned AZ Stonewall and when the over
tapping sale Is completed the buyers will
go 10 CrensEaw = FOR the first sale Of
to-day, and thence they Will run a. FOL
lows Second. at Shockoe. third. at
stone wall. and fourth, at Shelburne s. il
j. certain that the sales viii block again
to-day. perhaps before the fourth at shell
burnc IS more than half through.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND NOV. p. 1876.
AKA4. ed
steamer Berkeley, shelly. Norfolk. meichan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer POcah0ntas. Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen-
gers. Nirglnia Navigation Company.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. shelly. norfolk mer nan
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
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will allow himself 10 be nailed in a box
whence he will attempt an escape with
out inJuring himself. Nicola" viii also
Tree his hands from handouts. and all the
policemen Of Manchester and Richmond
are invited 70 attend and watch his per
fOrmances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
merchants and Miners
Transportation Co. s

Boston, Mass. and Providence, r.
Steamers leave Norf-ik for Boston Tuesday.
: tnes Say. Friday and Sunday For Pro.f-
eence NOM Ihursdsy and Saturday a. 4
2 n Passenger ara freight taken for AL
New England POINTS Tickets - sale ~ n
and o. Ry and " arl W Ry. orices aa4
Sa SIG East Man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.


tReported by Rodgers McCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. O. PEANUTS
Spanlsn-Ouiet at Sll5 per bushel Virginia
Firm AZ Sac. Tor fancy stock: strictly prime
at &c. prime AZ 3itc machine picked at 20
3i2c.. Smelling stock al 2Aasc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23

NEW YORK. November 19.-Larse- shipments
OF dry goods are being made Cally. and Gus
toners are requesting earlier shipments than
usual. There Is distinctly nruer IN
staple prints and more business is passing
some lines II brown cotons were advanced
during the day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
NHFAT-

Market zoe. higher. 40. spring wheat. 7Sa
Sc No g. 73as2c.. 40 2 red. 3si. a.satc NO.
corn Sc. No. yellow. 47isQ4sc no 3 oats.
saisc; 10. white SIC. NO white. $50
3, 'ac No. rye, zQ64c. Fair to choice
mating. NQ63c No Haxseed. Si.IS. No
northwestern. Sl.2l. prime timothy seed. 81 -.
clover. contract grade. $3.50 short ribs.
sldes Ooose) SS35QS %. mess pork per barrel.
slo--S, lard, per 100 pounds. $40. short clear
s4-eS (ooXedl. S-3s az. 20. Wh.skey. basis OF
hisn wines $9. Bu,ter-Strong; creameries
go &c dalnes l9a5c EgRs--Firn: at mark
cases included, --0zoc.. hrsts. PC prime hrsts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Steamboats,.
OLD DOMINION
. STEAMSHIP co.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Hlchmonu every evening (foot Asa
street, at 7 2. 49,. stopping at Newport News
en- route. Fare. $3.50 one way. 81 50 round
trip. including statsroom berth. meals 50G
each Street cars q steamers wharf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHIC AGO. N.-e. rher &C TILE .ecetpr-.
$50 head Market steady common 20 prime
steers. $40 o. COWS. s. ESQ AIS. helfers s. s l
sF- bulls s. 4l a FL. calves. s21S m. ~ csec.
ana tee-ers. So l4.50. Hoss-Keceluts 1900
head Market itc higher Choice neayy.
shipping 3 o. af g., light. butchers S. g. is s. -
choice. lght s. foN6 a.. light mixed ssa0a
go. pigs X5-5u6.-Q- shfar-Receip.s 1000
head Market. Lambs 100 &C. higher. sheep
sreayy but slow. sheep. g. -ff Is. yoarlnes.
s. -s1e.tl. lambs s. 5od7e5
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BALTIMORE ND. November 22-FIOUR-
quiet and unchanged Wheat-Very dun. spot.
4sA4 nf9iac.; new. 4si4 a48iac: southern white
. - g 80 SO 0ats-Firmer: No: mixed. Sslsc.
lSte-flrm. no western. 75er76c. Butter
Firm and higher; fancy imitation. 2ga29c-. 40.
ere amery, @q5lc.. d.. ladle. 2Oa1ic.; store
packed N02oc. Eegs-Firm and higher.
Chcese-Actlve and UNCHANGED at f2al +, o.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Richmonders in New York.

IapocInI % Inc IIWes- DI7paIcn-l
NEW YORK November p. -Richmond-
ers in New York are. Imperial. Dr. T..
alderman. W. +. LaBOnta and wife:
MARLBOROUGH. A. II. NOlde and wife
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23

NEW YORK. November 12-BE.EVES- Re
colpts- l51 head. Te-an beef 5ia 01c. Calves
Steady for good stock bat ira De limited Yeah.
Sfa9nS %, choice. 10. westerns and erasscrs
montreal sheep and Lambs-Rece -oas
head. sheep. $3.50. lambs s. c5us -5- ca. IS
500. no sales ~ Canada lambs Hors-Re-
ceipts. 5,-0l head Market steady State hogs
500 nf Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23

BALTIMORE ND. November @ Seal board
Ar Line common and fredericksburg do
ting
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Seaboard Air Line Railway

SouthSound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 A A.-Local 20 Norlina Raleigh. Char
lotte. WiimlnRton-
40 p M.-Through Sleepers and Coaches, A.
lanta- Birmin CHAM. Savannah. Jackson-
Vile and Florida y snts
lO;oO 7. NJ Through Coaches and Sleeperu Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville Atlanta. BirminS-
ham and Memphis
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
$40 A. NJ. AS P. NJ. $50 P. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
EErEl,TIVE ~ :

EF'F'ENIIVE NAY 2TTH
Trains leave Richmond daily.
For Florida and South 900 A. NJ 7.z5 p NJ
p NJ ~ ~
For \. and ". Ry. West 1910 and $50 p NJ
for Ietershurg. $500 A. NJ 1910. 500 20
+ NJ. 6-l. $50 = M IS and Il 81 NJ
Tor Goldsboro and Fayetteville ass p NJ
lralns arrive Richmond daily. $50 IS 2S
40 8. and = 20 A. N; siO0. eos. $50 SOP
Except Sunday. ssSunday only
Time 81 arrivals and departurcs and connac-
items not guaranteed
C. < CAMPBELL. d. p. A.
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Virginia Navigation Co.'S
JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
b EA4Ek POCAHCNTAB LEAVE

STEAMER POCAHONTAs LEAVES
..-N Old DOMINION WAAI<g
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND Phi
DAY AT A 81 for Sorfofk Porte
mouth. ola POINT. Newport News. Ciareuout
ana J ncs River laudiugs. connsctinx a. Old
Point ,ol Washington. hsitimore aad ths
North staterooms reserved for tha nlFht ~
moderate prices Electric cas- 3 rect q 80
wharf. Fare $50 and 81 Norf3k Throuss
Excursion tickets sale Ricnmond Trnns-
ft- Co, SO Main Street SIS r Mala
street or on wnarf OF steamer E0and srips
Freight recei for abovs-aar1ed places ana
al points in Ecrtcrn Virginia, North Caroline
and the East. JNO y MAYER Aronl
IRvn SFEtsz0ER Oen'l 8Er.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chicago r. and Pacific r. r 4s........ e
thlcaSo. r. J. AMI Pacific r. r col 5s... sas
g.. c. q. and -. Louis Ecn 4s...-...... lg--s
colorado Industrial g.. series A......-..... s.l.
colorado Midland Observation-Disclosures. 7s7,
colorado and Southern Observation-Disclosures. a-.t
-Nt+ ll-.s
Denver and Rio Grande 4s..-....--......... 80
D.eii-iers Securities 5s.---.-.-............. ~
l-it- liAft A4tA lyf
Erie General 81 f1fferedi -.............-.. ~.
Hook ng Valley 49, foid)--.........-....... IoGl,
Japan G.. End eerfes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ga,
japan 4--s, certificates .....-......... S-~s
Japan a.. cerrlncates. ....-...... ~
Japan SIC certificates. end series --........ elir
Louisville ana Nash. United ~ toidD-..... To- =
Manhattan consol gold ....-....... Iools
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. ~
Meryica Central Jet Inc ...-..........-.... ~
MINI. and s.. Louis A. frTcrefl .-..-.... sss.
Missouri. Kansas and eTNae ........... .as
NJ ss1uri. Kansas and Texas Zufa. ....- 81
solle and Ohio Col TT. - (oneree)...... -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
FULL LINE OF LACE WAISTS

Price range $3.95 to $1,000. With
out a doubt the greatest assert
men of waists in the city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
W aist Specials
Monday

The Saks store-headquarters for
dainty waists-once again affords
AN agreeable surprise 10 the woman
who needs d new waist and was
dreading the expense. The diversity
of shades and colorings and Id the
general air of dainty dressiness that
distinguish our offerings-and last,
but really the first. how so much
prettiness can be sold at our prices
-excites the wonder of every wom-
an. See these tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
Underwear

We have just closed the busiest
week of all the year in the under.
wear section, but not without the
determination to still shatter our
own record his week. No woman
who has a present or coming need
of underwear can afford to pass
this underwear section by.
25c-Ladies heece-lined knitted
vests and pants.
50c-IIadies Merode feeced or I'M
feced-lined knitted vests and
pants.
75c-IIadies MerOde extra size
heeced or unfeeced-lined knitted
vests and pants.
UNION SUITS.
50c-Ladies and children s fleeced-
lined union suits in grey and
white.
$1.25-Ladies' Merode union suits,
fieeced-lined and light weight
wool, also vests and pants.
$1.50-Ladies' Merode union suits
of wool.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
LADIES, MEssELTNE AND TAF
LADIES' MEssELINE WAISTS

Made with fancy yoke of valen-
ciennes lace. edge and insertion;
tiny tucks both back and front;
new sleeves lined. with deep cuffs
of lace edge and insertion. White,
black. light blue, light pink,
lavender and grey. cO az
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
Ahe Attei Arrives in Los Ange- les to Begin His
 Training,
BUTTE SPORTS COMING
 TO SEE NELSON HERRERA

LOS ANGELES. April 14.-Abe At tell arrived here yesterday and is at the Rosslyn hotel. He will begin train ing for his contest with Frankie Neil April 20, and will do his work at Lewis gymnasium on South Spring Street. Neil will be here about the 18th instant.
 Kid Hermann will reach here this afternoon on the Rock Island Golden Stated limited, IL is not known where he will do his work
 Billy Nolan received his "wai" by express this morning. It was the one he left in San Antonio ani he needed the money" Nolan and Bat Nelson will go to Catalina tomorrow morning for a few days. On return Nelson will put In ten days at ,fnir- view and then will go 70 Arcadia, where the real training will began.
 Mark Shaughnessy, who managed Harry Tenny before the fatal fight in San Francisco, is here for few days.
 Aurelie Herrera will do his training at Al c. Dunlop's home, corner Of Forty-nintb street and Central avenue. Dunlop has turned his paddock into training gymnasium and his house fo- a place for Herrera and trainers 70 live.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
JOHN MIDDLEsKY, INDIAN WRESTLER.

JOHN MIDDLEskY AND VARNEY, WRESTLING CHAMPION, WILL MEET