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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

1908 From n box office standpoint
the play has been an enormous sue.
cess, ana everywhere ii has been
praised by the critics II is a dra.
matizaIion of Frank Norris famous
story Of Chicago, and il is mounted
on colossal scale.
While the background and the in
hnence about the story is that of the
wheat market in Chicago. it does not
absorb the plot. Romance, remarka.
bic character studies, and varied nd
minutes descriptions of active life are
everywhere felt. Nothing but the
flood Of humanity about the pivots of
greatest interest can claim the domi-
mating mole Nothing is sought for,
otherwise, than that which man
brings 10 himself.
Briefly, the story is of a girl who
has failed To understand herself and
the love she incltes In men of oppo.
site natures. One. of artistic temper.
AZURE. appeals TO her on one side;
aHother a man OF finance and of the
more actual things in the world,
draws her from the other part of her
nature. She marries the strong man
who has fought his way. step by step,
into wealth and honor in the business
world. She cannot relinquish entirely
what has been offered the sensitive
artistic side of her nature, and this,
coupled with an aiding trend of cir
cnmstances. bids fair to lead her In
dangerous ways. All is saved by the
crash OF her husbands fortunes. He
Is ruined by the will o the wisp,
speculation. and out of the wreckage
she understands her husband and
through that understands herself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

ri tei'y' does moi amount Ia a great
zeal from ii dramatic standpoint, the
part 81 Belly gives Miss Thnrston
ample opportunity 10 display her ial
cnts
The Triumph of BETTY" is Il come
Ny drama in four actS--WiIh Il little
III thc mclodramatic here and there
ly W. y Tromayne and Irving l..
Hall II rells the story of sprightiy
who!eSnuled American girl who goes
10 ngland IN visit relatives and finds
tn" ecclesiastical atmosphere of her
new surroundings rather trying. by
her aggressive Yankee methods she
saves her cousins wife from disgrace.
diaposes al Il william, s1uelches n com.
handing aunt. wins the heart Of a
henpeclled uncle ANA ACCEPTS the hand
oi a loving and manly cousin.
The company is capable one and
the play has been given frst-class
production.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

and Boesy iha, distinguished the
lyrics and story provided By Frank
PiSley give 10 The Prince of Pilsen
Ii distinction that warrants all the
managerial care and expense that are
expanded iii keeping il to The high
water mark Of excellence.
less Dandy will he again the Gin
cinnati alderman with "splintered
speech" Arthur Donaldson, lvar An
derson and Ruth Peebies are in the
roles played by them since the initial
performance Ida Stanhope is the
ilirtatous widow. and Marie Welsh.
Marguerite Ferguson, Pauline Hunt,
ley. Jeanette Drusse, j. Hayden
Clarendon, James T.. Rome and Peter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
M adame Mantsiii.

IL will be iii q double hill of excep-
tional merit that Nine Mantelli and
her English Grand Opera Company will
be seen and heard at the Academy of
Music Oh next Saturday night, accord
ing to the agreement reached between
the management OF the theater and
the representative of the prima donna
The first of the evenings entertain.
ment will be devoted to the famous
third and fifth acts of Faust" while
the performance will conclude with
the great third act of LA Favorita"
"A role in which Nine. Mantelli has
scored success in New York and else.
where. Efforts to revive this opera at
the Metropolitan during the present
season have served no better purpose
than TO cause them to read decidedly
nncompiimentary comparisons with
the standard set by Nine. Mantelli.
1t is promised that the double bill
Will be presented with all of those de.
tails of costume and scenic environ.
ment which add so much to their ar
tistic charm, and Sig Achile Alberti,
the famous baritone, will be cast for
roles for which he is happily fitted,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

Swift are among thoae in roles OF
prominence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

Press Advertising Cures Dull Trade
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
The Prince of pilsen."

Mr Henry w Savage has only on
company presenting that standard
musical comedy. The Prince OF Pill.
sell, This season ana has brought Ia
lhia organization the best members of
The various companies that have nre
aehled the piece in this country and
III England during its term Of life:
ana for three years past this most de-
llsh'fnl and successful of American
musical comedies has been presented
IN all the principal cities of this
country, recording runs of over one
year in New York. five months in
B's,on. five months in Chicago. and
remarkable run of half year at
The Salisbury Theater i'm London.
where ii. gained the prestige OF being
The most charming American como.
Sliioh Of its class that ever viaited
me English metropolis
The company that will presen, this
big musical comedy success here mex:
Wednesday night at the Academy of
Music Is II composite of The GONNA.
MES that have presented it previous
iy. selections from the several casts
having heen made by Mr. Savage with
The Intention of making the. present
Tour the most successful yet had.
The inherent beauty of Gustav In,
ders' contributions and the romance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

Triumph of Betty" In sIitc of the
ain storm Il large crowd. composed
hrgely of women, attended the matt.
zee and gave the star All enthusiastic
Welcome. Saturday night is unpom-
ar with focal theatergoer8 and, as The
'ad weather continued. il was not sur
riSine that the evening audience was
mail
Miss ThnrSton is as pretty ana win.
ONE rs ever While The Triumph
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
ON THE HONOR ROLL.
Girls at St. Vincents School VINO Re.
oeived Good Marks.

oeiVed Good Marks.
Below is list of the students ct
st. Vincent's school for girls wl5
merited a mark of 80 per cent. or
over for politeness, diligence, noat,
ness and attendance during February.
Verna Saunders. Cora Hyrum, Mary
Walsh. Mary Roth, Katie Ea,ins. I.il
liam Schwnlenberg. Annie CmgH.
Mary An'inori, Rose Hamilton, Sadie
Fitzgerald, Mary Lehman. Agnes
Mackoy. Josephine Brew, J,netta
Brew. Bessie lloge. Gertrude Craven.
Mary iloey, Mary Murphy, Mary Ba-
gan. Agnes Mckim, Alkaline Mueller.
Irene Mueller. Peep Cooksey. Nellie
Antinori. Marie Hamilton, Eileen Fitz-
gerald, Alice O'Brien, Pauline llshe
and Mona Fitzgerald
The Pink Flag" was victorious By
3,G74 points.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
especially his Mephisto in "Faust."

especially his. MeDhisto i'll Faust"
1t is announced that the sale of
seats9for this entertainment will open
Thursday morning and the interest
which has been created in musical
circles by the announcement of the
coming of Nine. Mantelli assures the
gifted prima donna of cordial wei
come. The prices will be $3.50, $1.OO,
75c, soc and 25c. Boxes $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

George AIDES musical nit, Peggy
From Paris" is coming to the Acade.
my shortly. II Is almost certain that
this announcement will be received
with pleasurable expectancy by all
patrors Of the theater who delight In
musical comedy. And Of musical com
edies, Peggy From Paris" if ac-
counts from elsewhere are reliable, is
one of the most delightful.
Of the many books that Bertha NJ.
Clay has written. none has had the
popularity and has been so widely
read as Dora Thorne" This story
has been dramatized by Lem B. Par.
ker and will be produced here shortly.
Miss Grace George, the most charm.
ingly intellectual Of the women stars
on the stage today. will appear here
in this play at the Academy in April
In The Marriage of William Ashe."
IL has always been conceded that
Anna Helds The Little Duchess"
was one of the most expensive comic
orera productions OF its day. This
season the Countess, Won hatfield is
using the Held production in it's en-.
tirety. She comes to the Academy in
the near future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
l-aekaye in "Ihe Pin

Wilton Lackaye comes to The Acad-
envy next Thursday night in William
A. Brady's massive production of The
Pii. which has been one Of the sen.
sations Of the American Stage ever
since il was produced in November.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Special Value

in Groom dwelling near Chestnut az
nue. and Twenty-siXth street. newly
painted and papered; only $3.50 cas
terms. NeimS, Marve, Boventen
Chaplin. Inc. Real Estate, lnsuran
Loans and Investment Bonds. 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Mildred Holland will make her ap.
pearance at the Academy of Music
next week. presenting for the first
time in this city Carina Jordan's sue.
cessful drama. THE Lily and the
Prince"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
81 TIE ACADEMY THIS WEEK.

Wednesday-"1h Prince Of Filsen"
Tnur.nay-W'i'oh iaokaye ia TIE
stu
Saturday iAadahle Mantelii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
GIRL GIVES SKIN FOR
FRIEND lQ3 BACK OUT

BALTIMORE, AID October Miss
May Carrie Ewing. nineteen years old.
is ~ the Church Home recovering from a
period OF voluntary suffering which She
incurred by allowing considerable
amount OF her own skin 20 bc grated onto
the scalp Of friend. whose life had
been despared OF hy her physicians. bug
Wuo now is iu "a fair way 10 recover
Six weeks ago Miss Mary r. Gallon, a
friend OF Miss EwinR's since childhood
was working in "a canning factory, when
her hair was drawn into the steel rollers
Her scalp was torn of from her eye
brOws 70 the base of her skull
The physicians saw that grating was
the only hope OF saving her life They
notified her friends. and 1913 offered ID
furnish the necessary cuticle. When th.
time came their courage failed. and none
appeared. Miss Ewing then volunteered.
She offered All the skin ON her body le
it should be necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Better Receipts and the Whole
sale Market More Active.

With increased receipts yesterday and
renewed activity ON the part OF buyers.
there was better business done on ''the
n!ooA in fruits and country produca
Receipts Of chickens were nttle larger
and the price was a. shade easier Eggs
are stu scarce and high
There is now pretty brisk trade I'm ar-
pies at former quotations. and grapes are
selling Very we'll Northern apples a-
making their appearance in larcer lots
nlt the demand is So brisk there has
been no shading IN the prices yer. and
come
The sweet and Irish potatoes that arc
now coming in are OF better r,or,,. a.,
the figures remain about the same
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
West Virginia Debt

The COMMITTEES OF which MI John Cros-
10y Brown is chairmai.. and which has
lne CoHection OF this debt in hand. re-
ports substantial deposits since tho las+
announcement. and that there Is nav. ~,
posted with the committee u-u or d..
total amount 81 Virginia deferred rertfr-
Gates outstanding The committee caus
attention 20 the fact that the trial ~
the suit in the Supreme Court az tic
Jnited states viii soon begin. and il
Is very essential. therefore. that those
holders who have not deposited. deposit
their certificates without DELAY with tro
deposiaries. Messrs Brown Bm'Ler- az
Company. 30 Wall Street. New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
SWINDLES PRIEST.
Federal Authorities to Prosecute
Aged Man in PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. october George r.
Sidman. special United States pension ex-
aminer. announced last night the govern
ments intention Oh prosecute Colonel
swallow. an aged man, who was arrested
q "a hotel here. as ID suspicious character.
swallow had in Dis rockets many worth
less checks on banks n different secfions
of the country He "a wanted in Balti-
more on four charces Of swlrdling and
also in Washington. The government Off
cials said tonight 'eat Swallow made a
speciality of swindin- catholic priests and
Lutheran ministers swallow, 70 is said
would represent himself to the clergy
men as "a pension eNaminer and saw he
was the custodian ~ iegacies lett 10 them
Tie would give them worthless checks
covering the supposed legacy and collect
a small amount for expenses. Swallow.
IL is said. was arrested IN Columbus
Ohio. IN 1901, charged with swindlinc,
clergymen. The govcrnment officials say
he has operated In an sections OF -his
country and In Mexico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
NEW YoRk PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected Daily B
PDTLTRY-LIvE.

NEW YORK. October 2-FLOJR-Steaiy.
h.r quiet Rye Fl1ur-Errrn az 81 pitI@ t.-
B-ckWheAt Fi0ur-Qulet. neal--Stea s..
Nyc-Steady. barley--s- eaty
Wheat-f-asy. ~. o, I9C elevator Options
show 2 gle. net decline; No. red. May. ,S'sc :.
corn-steady. No O. Sc. elevator Options
December. 5-isc. oats-Steady. mixed. T-5c.
Bces-steady cut Mes;s-Sieady Lard
steady. western. prime Ssgs loi refined quiet
P0rk-Steady. TaloN-F Firm. Petroleum
steady. K3sin-Stealy. strained common 20
good sfi5 Turpentine-Flrm a. 65AN "a.
Rlco-Qu.et. Molasses-Stea1y. Cone~-spot
BIO. qu-e-. No. invoice. SIC mild. dull,
points lower. Sugar-Kaw. quiet. fair retr-
Ing 2 9-isc.: centrifugal - t-st. i-l6c mo-
iasses sugar 5-l6c.. refined. quiet Butter
Firm. creamery. t9u2 Si.c. state. dairy. ttisc.
CteTe-Fyrm and unchanged Ages-f arm
and unchanged
Peanuts and Freights-steady and unchanged.
Potatoes-Irlsh. easy. Maine. per bag. 81 SO
100. DO. Long Island, Per barrel. sl.e2g
50. do state g. sIaLs3. Do. Jersey, 81 .i9H
other Jersey. per basket 15c. QSl o0. DO. East
ern shore. per barrel SOC a. g. Cabbage
Quiet and unchanged
Cot-onseed Oil-Flrm and decidedly more &C
tive. Prime crude. T. O.. b. milk. 2siec. nonli-
nal: prime summer yellow. 40c prime white.
go. prime winter yellow. 4ic.
CHICAGO October An enormous increase
in thc worlds visible supply caused sharp
though the close wheat for December delivery
was OF precisely ic. a husnei. corn was down
81 oats showed q loss Of nc, and provisions
sff tar lower.
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Cotton Letter
BY MILLER & COMPANY.

NEW YORK. October 2-The govern
in"nts cotton report to-day showed a.
decline ln the condition ~ the crop OF
80 per cent? the figures being 7Ie as
compared with 77.3 last month and u
last year. The census report OF cotton
g-1ned 10 September 25th places the
number ~ bales ginned ~ 2o44co6 as
compared with 2.3ss 031 o. the CORE
spending period last yolr Neither az
these reports bad any Very pronounced
effect on prices Tho former being about AT.
expected although the census report
proved 20 Doc "a appoiutmeut to tho
boar element aut WAS the source ~
considerable added confidence 20 tho bulls
Who bought freely iu The last hour. Il
i~ .npossihl" % estimate damage bv Cd,
recent storm and until the extent ~
this damage rs known the market wi,
continue nervous We believe that cote
ton VIII ultimately SCH higher. aud there
fore We advise purchases on an reactions.
Liverpool Is due 90 come Tomorrow
morning fifteen rofrfe Tfrre~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
Cotton Ginned-

According 10 a bulletin issued to-day 10y
the Census Bureau there had been
2.o44.f26 bales Of cotton ginned OF the
present crop up 70 september 25th last.
counting round bales as half bales For
the same period last year 2355. 10 bales
were Einned.
The quantity Of -otton gnned. counting
round as half bales follows by states.
Alabama, 22I542. Arkansas. s6.6lS. Flor
ida. 1883; Georgia. -1s.565: Indian Terri
tory. 9.696: Kentucky SD: Louisiana. $50. 7SS.
Mississippi 1851. N ssouri. IOi7: North
Carolina. $3.50; oklahoma, SOS: south
Carolina, 1929; Tennessee. 1880. Texas.
.oo9.14. Virginia, SOS
There are included in the statistics
65.21l round bales for 1896 and 74Sl6 for
1905. Sea Island. 80 % bales for 1905 and
II 926 for 1903.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE richmond
- t.-4 '.I0N nr schedule figures publishes
-o maj on. ans are not ruaranteed.
- ~ = -Iatiy-Leral for charlotte
---'t IT -NalIv-T United -puffef Pullman %
Ntant2 17L Di-mingham. Nrw Orleans.
Is .Chattan'orn AMI an the SOUTH
rrI-1 coach f'r Cha~o city Oxford.
-. &(lgrarl and .-ei N.
,sg M-ET. suncav-I5eysvfils Local.
~ - '1ilv-Li-ite Pullman really 80
p NJ. f1- All the South
-, YORK RIVER LINE
Limited
2i5 M..EEcept sunaay-No lo-rocaI e
q" = M55Except sunaay-No. 7i-rocsl to
sa " 20 p. M-Frorn ~ the south.
$50 Prom Charlotte Psleirh. Durhau.
90. nase CIV anf Local Stations
49, M-Froun Kevrville ana local Stations.
Point
1915 = " ". .: B:1s P. VI. W Ts-F-cz
- West Point and Local stations
w WEST0r-Rv. - p A
II p STEN~rP " pApDv-Tc-rT
Gen Nrr paes Trae MgT.
p. IT TAvTOr. r ? A.:
Washinrton. p c.
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Range of the Market
COTTON CROP.
Average Condition on September
Ist Was ZIG.

WASHINGTON. T. c.. October 2.-The
crop reporting board N the Bureau ~
statistics Of the Department OF AgricuI-
ture finds from the reports Of the CORE
spondents and agents OF the bureau that
the average condition Of cotton on Sen
TENDER 25th was ZIG as compared with
''3 on August % 1908; 7I.2 on Septem-
per -. 1905. ,5.s on September %. 1904.
and ter-year average OF 6s.T.
The following table shows the condition
~ the crop by States on September 25th
oi last year. and with the ten-year aver
ages.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 2-The dry goods
market was strong today. Printing cloths
are selling actively az an advance. A further
advance was noted IN heavy cotton golds and
80 hleached cottons. The yarn market has
stlNened materially. Novelties IN spring dress
goods are attracting attention Fine dress
elnRhams are being advanced. Lining manu-
goods sales OF 600 bales Of goods 10 Red
sea ports are reported General export trade
u1fef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
NIGHT TRAINS. ELBA TO ASHLAND.
ACCOUNT HORSE SHOWER, r.
q

TO accommodate those returning from
exhibitions OF the Richmond Horse SHOW.
special train viii leave Elba Station I1-45
J.. NJ. October 9th. 10Th. 18th. leth 18th.
for Ashland and intermediate points Au
tickets. including communication forms. will
Doe honored for passage on these trains
without additional charge. as usual
w T. TAYLOR.
Traffic MluI1rr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
RAILROADS.
N ICN, Fre5ericSsburg q


X. Z. CO L. s5Ssssrioksso.s a
Trains Leave Riohmond-Northward
go a. ~ -pa.ly-n BYRD &c. Through.
80 A. A--Daliy--Malu st Ihrouxn
'-S' A. M.-Week Days-Eiba- Asnand 40
SO a M-Dany-Byr3 St Through Local
stops
-Waek Lays-Dyri ST. -~-,ouxh.
~ 4. M--Wcck uara-kyri -. icl--icixz-
ouiE commodafion.
= n -Nalir-NlIl 50 Through.
o'e' M-.tcec Ia. s-i-.ha Ae...ad Ac-
j. W-uarr-rvrf 60. Through
rains Arrive Richmond-Southwaed
o.D ~ NJ Week Days-Eiba Ashland 40
$50 a M-wsek Dlys-RyrI ST. Fredericks-
n'irr Accom- oa1f.cn.
N-Danv-Byrl So through.
h.'' = " -Week Days-Byri St. Through.
j. M-Dauv-Main S. through.
M.-Week Day=-Eioa. Ashland Ae-
l3 = M-nauy- So Through
s"p d 81 -Daiy-Byrd So Through. Local
- M-Dany-oiain ST. Through.
.'Ntt p -t'i' MON Sleer ~ or Parior cars OF
snond p % 4 N. week days. ana local accom-
.,Ii1a, - sr-,vois anf departures and conn-e-
hs,. ~. C. g CUP ". ?. TAYLOR
H-N' i' PrHFt. Cent supt Traf Mgr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 2. 1875

PORT OF RICHMOND OCT. o. 1877
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers. old Dominion Line
Steamer FoCahontas. Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchaniise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk MERIDIAN
disc and passengers. Ola Dominion Line
When a cashier begins 20 show an in
terest IN extradition treaties IL IS time
for the directors 10 begin 10 show a
lively interest In expert accountants
SOmerville Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
R.~am.al. "a. October o. -.r
QUOTATIONS.
CATTIE afA-nE1s

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sulez az Union stock Yards.j
Richmond. Va October g. 1875.
he I've stock report for week ending sep
Pol beg -ith is follows.
Resi- rteers ~ &c few extra irher. fair
q, 80 60; common. 9.Q1Ac best helf-
~ iti-sc-. FAIR % good "a a.. common. q
..4c. best cows. SAE5i1c common O. fair.
Sc. o J poor cove. ~ 8-c. bulls 1ltr..
t-fsh cows and calves Se0N oC per head
et4 calves t-sqs'zc.: extru. &c sheep. 81
rest lambs O.. &C extra, -iac fair 20
q. bgfc; common. tG4i1c hogs. 6'ad6a.cs
COWS and stage 1Gr &c.
i-cspf CTS fair f1r next market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03

WILMINGTON. y. @. October e-SPIRIrS
TURPE$TINE-Firm at sc: receipts ls
casks. Rosin--Firm az So o. bid. receipts 81
barrels. Tar-Firm at 50 ~ receipts 70 bar
reis Crude Turpentine-Firn; hard. e. n. dip
and virgin. - ~; receipts 20 aba rrels
SAVANNAH. GA. October at -RPEN-
TINE-Firm AZ 65}s sales. e07 casks. receipts
"a casks. shipments 3s1 casks Rosin- Firm /:
sales 2.22f barrels. receipts s29 barrels. ship
ments $40 barrels. stock 63o5o barrels
CHARLESTON. s. @. October c-TI-RPEN-
TINE AND ROsIN-Nothng doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03

CHICAGO Octoher c-CATr1.E-T,eoo. pts
'" aea1 Market steady. Common o. prime
steers g. t5g7 e.. cove. s-.7oaA7e; helfers
'-r.li 81 bulls. S-fiG45o. calves S3as o. .
s. krrs and feeder- s. 60a4p H1gs-Re-
r-..ts, 1900 head Market strong Choice 90
PRIME heayt p 81 @. medium g. good.
'nEN. 8 Ifri Hl, butchers weights 81 e7flf ST. .
rl0t 20 choice mixed 3 y7,s 81. pies 81 -0rf
f'. eeI-Rece'pis 3fOno head MARKET
S75gt no. lambs . ssa7.''.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR AND RICH
MONO HORSE SHOW. OcTO-
Der els 1901
LoW RATEs VA F. s. q ? 2

Low RATES VIA r, :. & 2. r. r.
One frst-class fare plus 80 cents round
trip 70 Richmond from an stations in-
Guiding one admission o. either the Fair
or Horse show Tickets on sale October
9Th 20 18th. inclusive. final return Limit
October 15. 1906 continuous passage n
each direction. Apply To- ticket agents
r.. T. 4 Z. r. X.
w J.. TAYLOR.
Trade Manager.
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SeabOarC Air Line Railway

Southoound tralns leave Richmond Daily
$50 A. Local Co Noriina. Raleigh. Char
lotte Wilmington
100 p M-Through SieeperS and Coaches, At
lanta birmingham. savannah Jackson
yile and Florida points
le'Yl D NJ Through Coaches and Sleepers SA-
vannah, Jacksonville Atlanta. BrmIns-
ham and Memphis
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
o.io A NJ. t;55 p. ~. $50 p. II.
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Chesapeake @ Ohio Railway

Chesapeake @, Ohio Railway
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST. Louis. chiea-
60 Louisville Nashville. Memphis.
2l5 ? ". and II ~ p ~. daily.
Westbound Local Trains;
7.m daily AMI ~ p NJ week days
Newport News, Norfolk and Old PoIrA
300 NJ and 900 2. NJ. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
rs A. ". and 90 p. NJ daily.
James River Line:
10 20 A II. daily .l5 ?. NJ week days.
rive Main Line from West: - % A N
IS 30 a NJ. 3 p NJ sT.E P n From
! East; 'lo,S 4. n. MS A n. 100 P n,
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