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The Paducah sun., 1906-02-01
Transfer Man Ill.

Roy Webb. of the Palmer Trans
fer company, is confined to his room
at Hotel Hall with severe case of
mumps. He will be unable to I'LL
his position for week or more
Mayfield Messenger.
The Paducah sun., 1906-02-01

Nature needs only a Little Early
Riser now and then to keep the bow
els clean, the liver active, and the
system free from bile, headaches,
constipation. Early Riser Pills never
grippe. Sold by Lang Bros.
The Paducah sun., 1906-02-01

When you ask for Mrs. Austin's
Pancake. -four, insist upon having 1t
and say Mrs. Austin's and no other.
The Paducah sun., 1906-02-01

health generally has been good
among the employees.
The matter of building "a conta-
gious ward or converting an out
building into such ward, has never
been definitely settled, and may be
brought up for final and definite ac-
tion at the meeting. The matter of
Identifying the hospital yard this
spring will also come up. There are
walk outlines for the yard which
have never been ordered made, and
other similar improvements to be
discussed.
The Paducah sun., 1906-02-01

Engraved script cards s1.25, Old
English $500 during January at The
Sun once. 4AE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
HAD NOT Walked \.
F0RG|1 MONTHS IS
Terrible Sore on Ankle Caused
Awful Suffering Gould Not Sleep
nor Rest ~ Physician Said 'Is leg
Would Have to Be Amputated.
CURED BY. CUTICURA
IN SIX WEEKS

i F.. /.
II had q terrible sore on my ankle
and had not walked any for eleven /.
months. I tried nearly everything
without any bcncfi tnnd had n doctor,
but he didn' tseem to do any good. i1 Q
said I wo,ld have to have inylilrg
tinker of, and that would never walk
again. ! suffered awful, and nt{nlgiht
could not sleep at all. thought
there was no rest for mo, but as soon
as i begun to Use Cuticurn Soap and
Ointment II commenced healing nicely.
/ bathed the Ennkle with warm water ].
and Cuticura Soap and then applied!
Cuticura Ointment to the affected
pnrt, and laid a cloth over tho Il sore
10 hold It In place, After two weeks
| could walk around in my room rem
good, and in six weeks time my ankle
was entirely cured and | was walking
around out of doors. l am enjoying
perfect health. and have gone to work
and feel as well as ever did IN my llte,
SO know that the Cuticura Remedies
arc tho hes t in the world 81
I" Cuticura was recommended to me
by q lady who had used it when her
bnby's head was so fill Of sores he could
not lilo down. She Ind to set him up
in her arms to sleep. (signed) Mrs:
Mary Dickerson, Louisa, G. Il. Va, April
%, 1905. ss,5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
dd agree 10 bly, Tic s,nrcr property for

did agree to buy the Siaf Ter propc,ty for
tho purpose OF putting Zip a4ncW builulnS
to be,tddeu to the& present one. thus
5dol5lins the capacity OF The present post
iuncc3und government establishment. ltN,
incinbcrlng what a. hard time We hilu
getting ills much done and promised, l
am afraid 1T would be impossible o get
the government TO agree to MIR TODD y
plan. / want to sec the new building 90
lip on the ShH fer properly NJ once ttnu
/ dc not think it wise TO hamper Tue
matter Will, new propositions at ms
time. We had better let we'll enough
alone - s1 a{ i,
; Mi. n. w. iBowc said: II am decidedly
in favor Of MIR Todds scheme IT, II can
Oh carried through such iiction on the
part of$thc government would be q good
thing FOR Richmond. l. have bccn4ln the
guicp now occupy us clerk and then rs
proprietor or the business eyer since sthc
building was completed, nearly forty years
ago, and would hate very muchAto nave
! to GivcNup my quarters, but wotlid "
willing. very willing. to throw ASIDE sem, , !
lnent mld lnorc on II ! could sec suCli
an Improvement as that made. 1t is a
good schcmr and L hope the Eovcslmeht
VIII see 1t IN, that light.
Messrs, J.tT. Goddin and r. w. Jones.
or the Iiln or ). II Cioddiil & Co. spoke
An,rtty much in the same strain. IhcS,
TOO. have held their present office LOT
10 these many years ana would, for sentl
mental reasons, dislike TO give them l'p'
but they arc not aHerse 20 seeing II post
Office building all over the SQUARE.
Mi. j I. G.. Freeman. vice-nresidcnt ol
the Chamber Of Commerce. said: J.
tic postofliccfi is to remain where It is,
ana that seems to be q settle fact, am
accidcdlyHin favor Of NIr.6TOdd $ propost-
suon.y we must have a larger postoticc.
and Richmond is moving along with such
rapid strides we cannot afford to have
anything done on Il small or pcayunlsh
scale. Yes, i would like 10 see the spAv-
tnrnlncnt occupying the whole block with
It's Federal building R.chm9nd WI Ger
talnly need IT, for thinss are moving IN
This grand old clty.HEsN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
EMMANUEL REVIVAL.
Rev. Mr.. Haymore to Preach
Eyery Night This Week,

Revival services are being held at I'M
manuel Baptist Church TINS week, Rev.
r.. %. Haymore, Of North Carolina, will
preach every night. The spirited singing
lis led by q chorus choir of twenty-five
voices:
There w,is fine congregation last
night ana the services was q most inter-
cslIng ono. The train on which Mr., Hay
more came was delayed and he did not
reach the city until nearly 0 O'clock. lie
arrived just at tho close OF splendid
sermon by the pastor, REV. u. w. Stone,
and only made a brief talk, expressing
,,is uleasurs at being In Richmond again.
ia was last here about sixteen years
MO when, he conducted very successful
revival at Leigh Street Church. Is.
n,.oynptly at O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

az one might suppose, He gave a fnisll-
ed and convincing portrayal of the cold,
matter-of-fact, scientific investigator,
Lord Iumlcy and deserved every BIT OF
tho applause he received, AS Lady Lum-
ley, Miss llleanog Mexico, q very attrac-
tive young woman, had n part thoroush-
ly suited to her methods ana acted u
in d most thoughtful and intelligent man
ncr IIa.l her voice been nslitte stronger
in tho Semotlonal scenes the result might
have lccn moro pleasing,
Mr., Thomas n. Steffron, as the Count
fD'Oreli, shared the honors Of the eve
ming with Mr.. Wllitecar, and his work
us Tho notwithstanding Count could
not have been eXcelled.
Those Who have seen the play before
remember with much pleasure the splen-
ala playing Of Mr.. Henry Care Lewis
as the italian organ-grinder, tand will
bo equally pleased 10 hear hat he has
tbs same role In this production. lie Is
sticrtuInlytone5 of the best charac ter actors
mat has been seen hore. Tho other char
actsrs OF Tie play are OF minor inn
i5orttnce, hit all were well and capably
handled and tiie' scenery was adequate.
Tho play will remain through tile week,
with the usual nlatlnces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
JUSTICE DEUEL.
lies ANSWER R.
Questions Jurisdiction Of Court
and Says Specifications Are
Not Definite Enough.
lI3y Associated prcss.l

y NEW York; Match 2G-J Justice Joseph
VI. Deuel. to-day filed his answer To the
specifications OF the application by whicr
II IS sought 10 remove hinr from his
position as Justice Of the Court of Spccul.
Session. This application followed closely
upon tho Hapgood libel trial and was
made Jointly by the attorneys on Moth
SIDES in that case, Including District AT.
torncy Jerome.
Justice Deuel., who WAS Il stakeholder
in the publication Town Topics, brought
the action for: libel against Norman Hap
good. editor Of Golfers Weekly. His
answer was made to-day, in the form {ot
a demurrer, which states three reasons:
Why Justice Deuel. should not be REQUIRED
to answer the specifications 1t declares
,tl,ut the petitioners have made no charge
that Justice Deuel. has not devoted his
whole time and capacity to the duties
OF his Office. SO far as the public interests
demanded. or that his discharge Of Official
duties has not been thorough ana well
perforomed: or. that there llns hecn any
nal feusnnce, neglect or indifference on
Ills part The court is next declared 10
bc Without Jurisdiction int the cisc, 20.
cause SO much or the charter OF Grcillcr
Nav York as provides that II justice OF
lilo Court Or Special Sessions shall not ,1l
Garry on any business y ,clail,leu ~ pa
unconstitutional and void, ,Ille tlii lt
point is that the alleged speclllcatl9, on VIZ
not sufficiently lelinteSnnd cerlnln a,iu
that they contain matter That IS irreiev'int
to the ISSUE .}{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
rhc conditions n,alsing possible sucl

.
Tho conditions making possible suclll
.ex trclnely satisfactory exhibits are well
known. Highly sluspicious weather con-
dlions arising out OF a mild and open
winter; active and prosperous trade
throughout the length md breadth OF
tile land with ttnabated bnoyancy iii the;
iron and steel industry; the bountcous
,harvests of last season, with the at
tendtLnl large grain movement; the cir
cl,mstance than January 1905, had only
four Sundays, where 1905 lud had rive,
giving twcnty-sevcn working days this
your. against only twenty-slx vast year
ll@thcse had their part In swelling the
amount. ana rutio OF the gain. H5I Is
worthy noting. too, that the present In
crease follows improvement In this
month last year. too. The gain IN Jan
nary, 1906 was, indeed, OF quite fair
proportions. namely, sG,7%,3iG, or,6.9i per
cent. in gross, ana &,0i1,ol7. or 1888 per
cent IN the net. 1t is, however. true
that in 1901 there had been a loss In
gross ana net alike.
A Record of Gains.
With this exception, the record OF Gains
has been Il continuous one ever since
1897, as may Lc seen by the following
summary:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
MAIL DELIVERY WORSE.
Richmond Authorities Telegraph
Second Assistant.

The Richmond postal authorities yes
5tcrday tclcgraphed the second ASSISTANT
10 the ostmaSter-gcnera advising hini
OF the condition of the mail service III
this city, which Assistant POSTMASTER
Grubbs said yesterday evening had be-
come intolcrable. He stated that the az
livery service here has grown from ba'
to worse under the direction Of Dr.
Sweeney, veterinary surgeon, who mas
the present four-yenr contract. According
to him the mismanagement has reached
slIchn stage that it is neXcusabc, ana,
1t has arrived at an apparently hopeless
conditions Most OF the horses arc in moro
or less bad physical condition, the drlV-
crs arc careless, and the consequent de-
lays have been too numerous TO men
ton. Action By the postal authorities IN
Washington has now become absolutely
necessary, and there seems little doubt
that Il definite step VIII be taken Inn
mcdatcy TO relieve the present bad con-
adtion into which the delivery service
has fallen.
rho Richmond Transfer Company has
been tcdlyjIGalled on for wagons,
and several times the nails have barely
reached the trains in time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
BIG PEANUT FIRE,
Factory Burns, Causing Loss i'of
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
q, ,,a,ini a NM ,,jnrns- tcll, J

-177- Especial 70 The TlnTcs- DlsIH!UlI1 -
NORFOLK. VA, March 26.-The big
pnnnut factory of IN. u. Worshnm g. Co..
On Grumpy street at the Gross Crossing 81 f dn
s pIaesd BY y Mr., Woiahan At $1,000 ma 4
Is only partly covered by insurance. ,r y
:facioriy co, ,nined thousands Of bushels l;l
.of f tic building next to the loer,room
shortly after'9 O'Clock and tho, flames
rapidly envcoped the y building, tho NUS l''
ma e1,osman & I.Ohmah Compnny's
candy fnciory. one Of tin, largest IN the
so,,tH stood Just across the street from
tho peanut. factory and It vas thought I NJ
hut Inc tlunlen managed to connc tho
flames to the peanut factory, ~,
Mr. Worsllam stated tonight that he
did not know whittier the factory would
bc rebuilt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
! WIFE AND MOTHER =
DR.. R|LEY's THEME
Meeting Of Uncommon Interest
Being Held at First Baptist
Church.

DR.. W. e. Riley, OF Minneapolis, is be-
ing kept busy Yesterday morning at
1880 lie spoke to the students at Rich
nond College on Atheism or the Fools
Material Philosophy" In tho afternoon
a unique service was held in the First
men only OH the subject, The Wife and
Mother, a Model in Both" DR.. Riley has
found the meeting for men only are Ttcn
far more successful than gatherings of
cent meetings he has been holding simi-
lar meetings for women only with the
most satisfactory results. The text yes
to-day AFTERNOON was ]. Peter 3. IL:
Likewise, ye wives be In subsection to
your own husbands, TINT IL any obey not
the word they also may without the word
l,n won by the conversation of the wives,
While they behold your chastc convcrsa-
ton coupled with fear"
The speaker said; '"rhc first grace OF
a wife is affection. She will show this
: in the tender care OF husband and chill
drcn, tidy home personal toilet and in
Iter thousand other unspenkable, yet elo-
| auent, ways, Her first duty is faithful
! ness, The phrase, BE In sublocton to
Tic makes no provision for the innocent
/ hirtatons OF merry women. Modern
4 amuscments, especially round dance
/ came in for condemnation at this. point
! The first privilege Of n wife is ser
/ vice. One Of the temptations 10 which
1 her sex Is subject is sel1shncss. In tht
| present better clvil.zatiOn she is treated
! with such tender care that she should
! never forget her solemn mission IN the
| world, and instead or all things 70 con-
tribute TO her happiness she should seek
| opportunities of service to oihers-hel
| children win make this demand often and
! her husband will sometimes stand in sore
need or II.
And when 1t Is remembered how Will
J ingly the best men would lay down lifo
for the comfort Of wife or child there
. ought 10 he generous rtSDDnSp IN what
ever sacrifice is demanded,
"Hcr most solemn~N.l allegation is to save
her husband, II she becomes a living
cpistle read Of lllnf 10 his redemption she
has her reward A young man had lost
ten thousand dollars in the CHICAGO l}oalo
OF Trade. He was drinking Mt the time
40 lac sought an attorney and asked M
effort to recover tie same The Chris
9 convert for Christ than. a CLINT fol
himself, so he spent he night IN counse
ana prayer, who finally asked the bust
ness matI If he had Bible. There Is one
IN my tunk sir, for fourteen years
have treated II with neglect yet eyol
girl she, has meyer let me 20 from home
without ", The lawyer hshcd II out II
the far city Of Chicago this open book
wlth its perirmed leaves, little Bits o
ribbon waited 10 him the story OF
wilfe's love. while the printed words lolt
the eternal love or God, and the nmi
] Who had so long had his faEc toward hcl
Laet oyeuDe Or. RileY,,s theme VA
a Your Besoltlng Sin" Hebrew IL, IL
IN the afternoon Two persons went for
y ward 1rd nnAds professions OF faith, i
b ihe eyeninE TWO persons united with til
church aud a number asked for prayers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
MANY MILLIONS
OVER IA YEAR ]. Il 4.
Tie Prosperity is General and
Nearly Every Road Las
Increased Earnings.

ID 4 z y /. g. 4 III.
4 l,rhe preliminary compilation or tile
gross earning or tic United States rail-
roads for tho month Of january, ana
based OIL the. returns OF roads furnishing
estimated figures soon liter tie close
OF tic month, la6 made It evident tllhl
Tie final compilation would be an tx-
tccptIonally favorable ono. The gains
now disclosed, however, s,irpass IN mag
lnit,ldc and III ratio the most sanguiilc
expectations III that regard. The increase
in tile gross FOR tile month reaches no
less than sal ,s.l, 9ss. or 2o.l4 per cent, ana
tl4 gain in the4nct foots up sIG76, 4y7, or
1925 per cent. III tho amount md ratio
of improvement shown. this exhibit lliis
few, if any, parallels in past monthly
tstntcinerits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
: Net EarnInss.-
tonight.

tonight.
The performance OF "Thc Mummy and
tho HumminE Bird by Jules Murryts
c, n,pany this week is not only the best
of the present season, but one of the
best in the history OF the Broad St.eet
pli yfouse
a large audience gave the play an
enthusiastic and cordial reception and
there were several curtain calls at tho
end Of tho second and third acts.
Mr.. WA. Whitecur, n invorite will,
Richmond audiences, had the role that
was so we'll played BY Mr.. John Drew
here Two seasons ago, and his work in
ivitcd comparison with that of the more
celebrated actor. but the former did not
suffer near as much by the comparison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
OFFICES MERGED.
New York Life Brings More
BIZ iness 10 Richmond Office.

The business Of the Richmond Office OF
tho New York Life Insurance Company
is to be materially Increased. In ordcr 70
reduced expenses the company has dc
cidcd to close the Shenandoah branch
with offices in IlarrisonburG, anl after
April list the business formerly nandlcd
by that office will be transferred to The
Richmond and Roanoke off..c1s. The bust
ness OF tho counties of Augusta, Rock
bridge. Bath and all West Virginia coull
ties now covered by the Harrisonbllrs or
flee will go to Roanoke and all the busi
ness or the valley north or l!arrlsonhnr:
and all Eastern virginia counties will
come to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Funeral Of Mr.. Richardson.

The funeral Of George 7. ltiGllardsop.
wellrknowll business llrn or Roanoke.
occurred from Centenary K Methodist
church ut 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning,
Immediately after the body arrived over
was slxty-nve years old and liz survived
by wife, Heart trouble was ie nAAse
of death. During the ctvii war Mr.. Iticll-
ardsuil served witt, Distinction IN he
Richmond 1loWltzers. n'hc body was M
TERED at Hollywood Cemetery.
The pail bearers were q, g.. Richardson,
RoDert I.ecky James 3, Iclun T. a.
Bedford, John @. Fireman and o, s.,
Morton. AZ Bgt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Worked Like Busy Bees.

Mis- julia West, in the name part, u
is only fair to say. worked like the pro !.
verbal busy bee, +" but despite her siren
suous insistencc, failed 10 chntivate Be-
sides wearing n number OF very gallo
gowns at intervals and a monocle
Throughout an act the prlmu donna sang
Miss Eva Bennett WAS pretty and grace
ful and made n hit III her duet with MI.
Arthur Denger, who, with q bettcr5com-
pany. would have received a warmer re-
ccptlon. 5$
BY far the best Of The cast was Miss
.Olivettc Haynes. rs "Sophin Blotz. who
was very clever indeed, and simply made
Il small part. override he big ones. Miss
Haynes was in il class By herself and
must have felt like an oasis IN the desert,
that Is, If oases ever sit up and take
notice.
There was a prologue, followed by two
acts, chorus without following, and
no cncorcs worth mentioning.
Peggy from Paris" will play again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
8DANVILLE NINE READY. z
To Play Washington Team =;
Series of Practice Games.

Secretary Farrell has received con-
tracts for the following players signed
by Manager Benny. for panville: II.
Mentzer, Roy Youngblood. G. y, Shaw,
r. Parker, l.. Kuhnert, Off THOMAS, G.
II. Fleming. Charles iIlemminG, G. Y.
tIannigan. james Hurst, Ray Blauscr,
Ray Williams, j. L. Mcdonald. G. D.
Saltmursh, Jacob Kungcr, Henry Butler.
This bunch will go against the Wash-
ington team at Danvilic for Il series Of
gaines beginning Thursday. The Wash
ingtons have been training at Cllarlottes-
yllle for two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Struck By Flying Wedge.

Willie Clarke, seven years old, rccplYnd
a severe cash over his left ego Friday
morning from II flying wedge, Nh. 3rcc-
den, his grandfather. was splitting fwodd
ut his home In lester street. FULTON. and
when the wedge Was sct Into motion
by the axe, tic little fclow WHO was
standing by, caught II full over tho eye,
III. Barksdale, who was called In, took
u few stitches III tho wound and now
the youngster Isl getting along finely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Former Governor Qualities.

Former Governor a. j. Montague yes
terday qualified before Judge ingram to
practice law in the Law and Equity Court
Mr. Montague apDeard as counsel for the
defense In the case Of Gill i Jennings
against the Virginia Packing Company
The suit rose out of "A contract for Ice.
and the damages claimed were 1900. a
compromise was objected ana the cas-
WAS disnl iSScd ,a e-si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

ton the president OF the chamber was
authorized toaappOint - vice president OF
the body Which has become ", per''a-
'ncnt one.
Mcssrs. Stephen and Ellison and COM
pany. dealers in coal and wood and MI
James O. Scott daryman, proposed by
Mr.. Hamilton Field, chairman of COM
mttec8 on Membership, were duly elect ca
members of the chamber.
The meeting then adjourncd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
New Moving Pictures.

The following new moving pictures WIN
week: .'Stennbont Travail on Long Island
sound" '"rhe Artists Troubles, 'liiigl!
Sea Fishing ''l'ud Coffee prh G. IN 81
With the Golden EGGS 'EtulI % w
Story Of the Kentucky Mountains"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Fifteenth
'NSNFTE-7INT ~ - = N
ny ASSoclnted PressD

.lEItyN N(BY ASsOcInteH FTtss.I
SHREVEPORT, la, March 3D. spct
,ini from Carthage. Tex, says:
r:sss, ger train on the TsHas Nrd
duff railroad. afterTunnins into broket
switch l.cro late last night, colllfefl with
i loo :,ain, and fifteen passenss,s we're
injured { A white man named Battles.
Martha Haywood colorcd, welu fatalM
Injured District Judge r. q, l-oyy was
among The Injured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Organize Mems Association

: Ar Ithe meeting lot the I'TesDYttT1Nn
ministers yesterday all the pastors report
cd large congregations
: ) a movement 10 organize q mems assoc
This movement has as It's object tho in
te res ting i OF all thc men in active church
Work. A committee was appointed 70
draw up plans Wfl, sunl, a an ~ o r. an,
nj tho next meeting. ,,,.l m
DR. Jere Wtherspooll reported lllat i ~.
stone. of Baltimore, would pf,'tnn lof
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
GIVE UP THE FIGHT.
Rennie and Company Agree to
Paw the Fine. @

After resisting for more than year,
+. +. Renne and Company, dairymen,
yesterday agreed, to pay he line Of $40
imposed by&Justicei Crutchileld on the
firm February q, 1905. j} {, ID, IN ap6
The dairymen wore prosecuted in court
By Food Inspector w. a. j.. Kelley for
selling milk below tho standard required
by ordinance. Tho firm was convicted
and fined. They took an appeal. and after
several postponements In the Hastings
Court tho case was called off to-day and
the fine paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Gross EARNINGS
The record for the roads rs a whole
finds It's duplicate in the results for the

The record for tho roads MS q Whole
finds Its duplicate in the results for the
separate companies. liz only necessary
10 refer 80 the Pennsylvania Railroads
enormous increase for the month In coll
rirnntion OF this statement. Not count
Ing the lines controlled, but combining
ourselves entirely to those directly
operated cast and west OF 'ittsbllrg AMI
Erie, the increase In gross for this one
large system reaches tS,72G,60o, and even
the increase In tha-net amounts TO close
to two million dolars-fl ,926, 100. In the
following are. shown all gains and also
ali losses In excess OF 5000 in gross and
net, in the case OF the separate roads,.
/. will be noticed that there arc no de-
creases for this amount In the Sros5
and only two in the net.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
IMPOSSIBLE

\, ,,tlc willie. -There are women mnm-I
mics, arc MT there. Pa?
~ ~ No woman can be made to dry up
and stay dried up.-Puek