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II
SALES,
=

1,4ooA. G. H., com
i 1890 American smeltera rn,,,
ai,g ,go A,malgnmatei Conner
aW Amer. Car ana Four u
~ Amer. Car and Eoiln IA
lWAinerlcan Cotton iii -"
" American Tobacco pfd
i,m American Chr D..
1 i, American Can, bid NJ. N.
i,lW Amer. Locomotive, com.
= /. Amer. Locomotive, pfd..,
$500 American Sugar. 81
o,-O e.. !. and g. Fe. com.....
-, e.. 7. and 8. Re, pfd. .... n
1WtBaltimore and Ohio. ~, ],
1870 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1000 Great Northern, BID. ~,
23o1 Canadian Pacific ~. ~.
S.lW Chesapeake and Ohio ...,..
200 Chicago Great WESTERN.
LOCO Chicago. Mil.rand st. Pail
1i,91 Colorado Fuel aid ffon....
400 Colorado souttly com ~.
Chicago South, lat pfd..l
Colorado South, I'd pfd. I.
400 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. III
1000 Consolidated Gas .........
Delaware and Hudson.D..
Il 400 Del. Lack. and Western.
2, 400 Erie, com
100 Erie. lat rft1. -. ........
90 Erie. I'd yJfd
100 General Electric. ex. div.
400 Illinois Central ....,.......
1890 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan. ex. dlv........
$500 Metro. Street Railway.....
1890 Mexican Central ....s......
$500 Mo-, Kan and Tex. com.
$500 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd..s
35, 500 Missouri Pacific ........l...
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higher Choice TO- prime j s ssa g s;;aEsst
mixed ssekisss sssa s .sseps:
lambs dull. Sheep: Aasas.os; yearlihgs. $3.50
NEW YORK. March Is -BEEyEs-.Rsc sipts.
37eS head Steers. g 259s g oxen g sos1t9,o:
ceipts. 1872 head veals s4lo,0o: barnyard
calves. $3.50. Sheep and Lambs-R aceipts. ]. 81
head Sheep, $tq6.0o; lambs. 81. e0d1 ~ HogA-
Receipts. l,s8 head. state hogs. @.70QesO.
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.Groye SAVenue Services.

The pastor Of Grove Avenue Baptist
Church, pr. ]. B, Hawthorne, Will preach
at ii a.. M. torrnorroW: Subject, Three
Distinct Stages Of Spiritual DaVel opment,,'''33
AT r. NJ, the "a ssist ant pastor Rey. j,
n. r iddlck, viii preach.
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l-l-sl - ~ ~
Will Address sWood1nen.

Mr.. w. H.Fairless, of Portsmouth.
head counsel OF tnee-Woodmen OF the
World, will address Black Gum Camp,
of Church HILL this evening.
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sGoveirnme Closes,
CAV AssocIated Press.l

YS9 cay Associated Press
!. aAYAlysyATA n q rob y ftar.
slxty- seven days of 81 thor preliminary
Sprooeedi ngs or the actual conduct OF It'd
Greene and Gaynors rial, II e government
early this afternoon, closed 4 It's case. ss}si
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n q q
RAilR'oAt,s
Z Z s r s ,:::: !: !.

Trains Leave Rlshmond--N orthwar1s d
4:2s a. MI aily--B BYRD 81. rhroush 81,
S:0 ~ M.--Daily-- 81. Thfoueh. q u
s' 4 A. 4. ~. DAILY 81. Through ~ [
Pullman cars. ~ I, : - ~. sFtlsk
s;'e4 - x, ;1;Except Monday. Byrd 81 Thfousk
'ss a sorn M;@Wssk Day.-Elos Ashland
sa ~ a Az M-Dally-By Byrd ct. rhroush. Ioca
i I SS npoost,-weeh psy.-nyrd s.. rhrousA
Wv" & Nm M.-zzWeAk Days BYRD &c Frederic - +
sns ppurS Aeeommodsti on. 5
s:SJ 3. N --Do1a ilyy Main 81 Through.
ccn,i1iodnM,eIeenn Dayi-ElbA- A4hland As
s;g gr =. ~ M.-..Dally--Hy Byrd 81 Through. 81
s.Lo'r s'n = Arrlve Observation-Disclosures,
y eotanodsWteinsnk Days-Eiba. Ashland 40.
80 S; ra.11 sve,k Days-Byrd 81 Frsdsriek1
nss0 e Eoc MI,1a ,s,s baysByfa 81. Throuta
III s M M.-ppssi!y--Ma!n ST., Through.
eonmod: tIes pas'--E'lba. Ashland Ac.
SIS sRslIlSHssq q T. rfFi sssssss b.e..
'as r + Il; Daily : Main St. Through. All
1fs RRs,K b.9.g g garG u rs.o,.,
UnEAmm PULLMAN cars. q IFS q 81
III .htaE ~. Sleeping or Parlor Cars %
s sasspta ays n ana s Se.s ss
6 .sys': ssa departure. and
Asst to Presi DER j. supt' = ! rfaf. Ns,..i
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sM.sGELLANEuTA a,.aRisETa.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERsBuRo. VA. March is.-PEANUTs,,-
spanish--Market firm at sl.os per byshel.
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet at &c. for fancy,
stock; machine picked 2a.Nc.; shellins stock
at Haze. IS, IS
Dry GOODS MARKET.i $3.50
NEW YORK. March l6.-The dry goods mar
ket to-day was duiet IN the grey goods end.
but jobbers did steady business The fine goods
scarcity. and the tlekinE and denim lines were S,
foreign and domestic mills gave added strength
to the general market.
NAVAL STORES.
iw :! March March lsmslPiR1Ts
casks. Ros!n-So.hine doing; receipts: 53 bar
c esa q. Al resGse'g 81 r eee
q barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. March ls.-TURPEN-
TISE-FIrm at ssc. sales; % casks: receipts: .
caskss shipments. all casks. Rosin--Quiet:
sales, s57a barrels: receipts, ll6 barrels: ship
ments. 100 barrels. stocks. 81. 274 barrels.
TINE AND RosIS Nothing doing = {
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New YoRk PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK March .l,iI IT1nufa; arleym
Wheat-Firrn. No. red. s. e. siev a,;'g
Options i.Tisc. net higher. May. 5isc.: July.
$50: ssptembsI. ss,ic elevator op,,ons
es ssrrl h.l ane Ss 'e Nay t. 3uly
.sI.c: September. s1isc. oats-s'eady; mixsu.
{ Beef Steady Gu, Mea.s So j l~ Ard.
ssh.a-nt R9rkaE. s fhof. sisss.
RssoaIe, usRsasnslEEilrn
Rio steady: mild. quiet. Fntures closed net
;unchanged 10 10 points higher. sugar-Ra ".
strong fair refining. 3n3 416c.: centrifuga!- 80
test 3iI.a2ds p isc.: H,oasses sugar. AS
s,ssas sS saf
selected 2!a PC: western firsts. &c.; SOUTH
Freigfiis and Peanuts steady and unchanged:
Potatoes Irregular; bermuda second crop. per
pani:
per ton. sisdD.oo; white. ss5d35.oo; Cottonseed
BILL Firm on firm oiferInss TRADE ls!n a I,,,s
summer i yellow. i4Masc.; prime white. s4isD
Sc: prime winter yellow. 3ti5a &c. s.
CHICAGO. March ls.--Decrensed shipments
OF wheat from Argentina and Increased exports
OF flour from American ports. impaired
strength to-day to the local wheat wheat market Ct,
isa,,.c. Corn was iip sGfic. Oats were X &c.
lower. Provisions .}sGloc. higher.
This leading futures ranged as follows:
80 lflf
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Elmer 70 spring Wheass No
4s9.e.: on yellow liz. 81. oats. ssssa
whi Is :,ssi No white sslsSp
3ia 37ae.; fair. to choice mating, 4aSoc; No. 1
iaSseed !Ss gritty Mess rs
$40; short clear. sides boxed! $3.50 ESQ.
CONTRACT grade. sl3:s5 Butter-st eady: cream
cries. 2sisc. X dairies, 15d123c, Cheese-St
at EGl3c. EggslFirm lat mark. cases s6in-i
cuded lskc.; hrsts. lsisc.; prime. hrsts. i4,sc.;
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Petersburg Visitors.

Former Governor VIM. 2. Cameron and
Colonel VIM. Henry Mann. Of Petersburg.
spent yesterday In Richmond.
Colonel Mann said he was getting his
congressional fight In good shape and
felt encouraged at his prospects for suo-
cess.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. March 10 After a very quiet
morning the cotton, narke; became more active
and nriner to-day on reports that the bear
leaders OF the earlier season had turned bull!sh.
The close was at a net advance of iaIll points.
Sales were se.itnatcd at $50. go bales.
The market opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance OF ! points on covering
sof shorts But cables We're a little disap-
pointing. the weather South. while still un-
Jeasona bly, cold was more favorable than on
the preceding day, owing to the absence of
precipitation. and the market soon ease1 off In
ne absence ct impeS,ans supIort TO- about tas
BY a period OF quiet and narrow irreeularity.
hut the market became much more active
shortly after midday. and advanced to 1896 for
May and l0.6S for July. or about 10 points ne:
higher on reports that "a prominent local
the South aIssusda b,llsh 1teryew say,
Interest is expected back IN the city before the
publication OF tho census report early nexi
week. II was suggested that he might assume
the bull leadership, and the. possibility OF
important support caused covering of shorts as
we'll as attracting some demand from the
South. Toward the close however. the narse:
eased Off under realizing. and the nnal tone
Was barely steady. The forecast was for cons
tinued clear weather In the South. Southern
spot markets were unchanged 37s53 4 93l
J Receipts at the ports to-day were 3i.Sl4 bales
against II. Sa2 last week and "a. 941s last year
For the week testlmatedl $4,000 bales against
1052 31 last3gweek and l50.l75 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans 900 bales
! against s, 15i last year. and at Houston 490i
bales against 1921 last year. i5 Z,
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Merchants and Miners
Transportation. Co.'S.

Boston, Mass, and Provl denes. r. q
n! Steamers leave Morsolk sor Boston Tuesday
dsnce Monday, Thursday and Il Saturday II n
p, NJ. Passengers ans. frei Eht taken for Az
New Englan Points Tickets I;s on sale at e, and
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
s BALTIMORE. Nib March ls. seahoard All
Line, common ana preferred Nothing doing.
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+, = ..,,n,n. }. ,.y,.,ered /. 4. 49,. 1osN
=, :, s..aat..e - sa,,,,o,, & 1of "
sefunding as coupon !. io5
ge, 1851
y. q; 4. Z. - {. 1037i
~. 2. M 81 = Y
y. w -. :. 1871;
u 81 New 81. coupon is sa} I;
t,lns s,a ,rnhscco a. . 1161.
Atchl.on general !; 4. II
atsnlsnfn ira +. .......... s9n
baltimore ami Ohio As ri II
baltimore and Ohio 3sis....., .s..... a Il
Brookiyn Rand Transit conv. III n
Central 81 an,yin ~, NJ :. s ISL
itcntraj Of Georgia I'd Inc.
Central ~ Georgia I'D h
Ghegapeake hi.I ,'ght w 50 Il
tt,hclogo nm nt.,t Il 10lN
snicago =. Tfta no II Pssfsc 4 h is.,. 73A
Chicago. n. l. and pac. r. r, col bs.... "
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati. indianapolis, ST. Louis, Chi.
cago, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
200 pm. and II 100 p. q. daily.
Westbound Local Trains
1850 a! a. m. and s:is p m. week day.
I Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point.
300 = m. ind 4:oo p. m. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point
7'ss a. m. and 800 .. m. week days.
James River. Line:
1890 a. m. daily; 5:15 D m. week days.
Arrive Maine Line from west: 1880 A. NJ
$3.50 a: n. $3.50 p. NJ. ss7:45 p. NJ. From
East: ssl0:0S A. NJ. ttI:t5 A. NJ. II 100 p NJ,
$500 p. M James River: 'ss:l0 A. NJ. ss:3S
p. NJ. sDaily; eek. Sunday
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Sell M az co rn..

The last crop was nearly 200, o00, 900 bushels
larger than the greatest on record, sslls.5
The corn In farmers hands March 1st and
Visible supply 4was early 100. 900 900 bushels
more than the record. 'ss 5s ,.r
The price Is double the record, and there are
Immense supplies OF oats and wheat A 80 III
What is there to put lit up ? ssss s.
We advertised In this paper In December ID
SELL. N AY3 COR n, Our Sustomers have Been
taking steady profit and putting out new lines
on: every fractional advance. We have sold
hundreds sof thousands of bushels and ma de a
lprofit on every hushel.5 as = n
We have been e persistentlyS 8 bear ~,
WHEAT Aimee II was 800, and until ii reach.
ed IT7c. 80 NJ 80
coTToN has gone Of e 200 points since wo
s5 Want to- know. our NJ eWa now Well. they
are yours for the ask II our business 10
keep you postsd, and if we can't do It. get a.
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FINANCIAL.
UNITED !: COPPER COMPANY.

~. MARCH 18TH, 1905
. The Directors OF the United Copper Company.
hayng Aes aside
the preferred stock during the year 1905 have
nrHfIs q the
an extra dividend OF Y per cent. on the
COMMON atock. payable April Soth: 1908. to-
stockholders Of record at the close OF business
March 10th. 1905.
The stock transfer books Of the Company
CLOSE for the payment VI this dividend at
O'clock P. nj March soth 1906. and reopen at
10 o. clock A.. M. Sihy4 list, 1906.
E. Augustus Henze, President.
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HICAGO. March 81 16. 10 TTL E-- ReceIpts.s
GS%sgsssH
fsiilss lsS
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cLos1NG BOND QUOTATIONS..

New Jertey Central gen. 5s................ 100 x
Northern Pacific 49,. .................... 1919
Norfolk and weHerh con-. 4s. ............ 163h
oregon Shore Line refundlng 4s.......... esS
PennsyIvaI,ia conv. 100
Heading General ii g: io,t
ST. Louis and iron Mountain con. -. III.
St. Louis and San Francisco fg. s........ seh
81. Louis southwestern con. fs............ 80
seaboard Air Line 4s.................... g,
s s"sthern P PasIs Hi clriinea,e.
Southern Railway lls!l
Texas ana Pacific lists 1.3
EF;9 s!ss r &. ( .na western -.
Union Pacific conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t D
United States Steel Cd 5s............,....... ssA
Wabash lie 8
Wabash Deb. Bs......... o.. ................ 81
Western Md. 4s......................... 37h
Wheeling and Lake. Erie = tofteredJ..... noA
Wisconsin, central q
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND MARCH 1s, 1sos..
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk merchant
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line.
SAILED tsst u
landing and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
senser. Virginia NAVIGATION Company.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line.
+ PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH is. 1906.
ARRIVED 80 ..ss..ee
Steamer Baltimore, Short. Baltimore. pns-
'sengers and general cargo. .y.sys,ss.,ssa g
Steamer Elm city Haynea Mattaponis River
landings passengers and general cargo.
SAILED. s
Steamer Baltimore. Short. Baltimore. pas.
.sengerst and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. MAttaponi5 River
landings passengers and general cargo.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE JANUARY. 24th..
Trains leave Richmond daily;
J For Florida and South. s:os a. NJ. tbs and
s.11:5o P. NJ.
Fc,i Norfolk. 300 A. h.. so, Z. N, and
.7:96 p. NJ.
For N, 8 ". Ry. West. 1870 and 400
p. NJ. s
For Petersburg. 800 A. NJ. 1a:to. $500 s:as.
800 and 1850 P. NJ.
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville. ISIS p. II.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:17. $40. - -.
.slo:B and 1870 "A. NJ. '1:oo, 1905. $3.50. 500
EXCEPT Sunday. 90 Sunday only.
Time OF arrivals and departures and sconnec-
lions not guaranteed.
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eRICHMOND GRAM MARKET.
R Is f4!s Y, !, March IS. 1905.
CATTLE sNfARKEr,s.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
5S (Sales at Union Stock Yards. ~,

- Richmond, Va. March is, 1906
Heport OF the live stock .marke for the week
ense ss Msgc fo!aSw',
medium 70 good. Ac.i eom ail,t "a tair.
hest heifers ~ s, medium, t I,
COWS. Solo medium to good. SIX q sfo,: com;
'm = n 70 bulls
and cal Ives: s2t 05o % per head hest sheep,
sc tatr t ~ best lambs 7ep
sa3ts1 cto'mmop to fair sa sows and stage
next I'VE elk 81 ma rket. 9Hs
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M -.
bales expor, TO Great Britain, s,Isi bales y, 70
The Continent: - el4 bales - 20 1apan. - ~
consolidated at all ports-Set receipts !. ~,
bales export TO Great Britain a.2sl ba'es; s 20
bales: % Japan. 1926 ,baies:ato Mexico. ~
bales. 4, >..+
rece,pte sisoi6e bales. export 70 Great Brltal,m,
22sts5 bales. to France. 6s2.F baies: 70 VI ~
Continent ISL, 4o5 bales: to japan. s..S'S
Bales: to cMxico, 2.7Ii bales
NEW ORLEANS. March ie. --COTTON-Spot
cotton In better demand and hrmsr; s ,nn
s. 800 baeE Including 1.sr0 TO arrive! QUOTATIONS.
advanced i.lSc.: middlipg, 10 o-lSc l., ~,
Futures opened steady and poi az , up S
ornbje weather predictions. Prices With siigh Ky
fluctuations continued to improve dnrihg tI IL
points on ali old crop posisions. Trading was
eaton futures closed. March. 1881; April
10 IS; May 10 81: June. 1910: July lp;;I n h Az Az
gust i0.Gi October 1905: December. IVY.
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STEAM H'!o:'ATA
DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For NEW WORK Il,

Via Night Line Steamers except Saturday
making connection In Norfolk with Main Line
Western Ry. at 8 "A. NJ. and 3 3. and ehesa-a
peake s Ohio Hy.'3 at 9 A, n. and n p. d Y.
making connection daily Except Sunday If al
Norfolk with Main Line Ehps sailing at ~
N. Tickets sos E.. Main Street. & 395 II
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a.. a.. z, ana a.. ouiA Ren. 103A
Colorado Industrial IS serieE A............ y,
Colorado Industrial So. series B..........!. ,ofs
Colorado Midland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4! Z
S psss.. I'D III s;i.aa. ' ssS
Distillers' secarities Is SSH
Erie prior lien 10Th
Erie General ........................ 9?
Hooking Valley 4s.... leS
j jspsn 4. Il :,ii,.......:.::.:. 1854
5 Japan s.iiiass,s. A
ia pan AIS, certificates. I'd series.......... 9oN
louisville and Nash. UNIFIED 4s............g 1o?k
Manhattan c?nEo gold lssii31f
McSican Ssnirai Isl inc 23t5
Minfl. and ST. Louis IS foffered) ........... 70
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ts........... 101
Missouri. Kansns and Texas Ids. .h...n..... 80
National r. RI of Mexico con. 4s........
New York Central gen. 3hs............. ys;s
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Bid. 3Aslsed, SALES 4


$500 National lead ........
Nash, Chat. and st. l.. (.
1900 New York Central. 49,. ~.
Norfolk and Western. ~.
1870 N. VI, Ont. and Westei'ti..
$500 Northern Pacific .........
$500 penrisylynnih Railroad ~.
G.30Js Peoples Gas (Chicago)...
200 Pressed Steel Car..........
200 Pressed Steel Car, pfd....
Republic 1. and s., com. ~.
600 Republic Il. and 8, pfd....
AZ. coo Reading, com. .............
go Reading, 1st pfd.....
Reading "a pfdt..........
1890 Rock Island, corn....t....,.
100 Rock Island, pfd ...........
800 Sloss ...,....s.....s........
sloss, pfd. ~. ~. .....s....
5000 Southern Pacific .......
"a, 300 Southern Railway. conn.,.
100 Southern Railway. pfd
seaboard Air Line, list pfd
Y Seaboard Air Line. "a pfd
sedboard Air Line. conn.,.
100 Tennessee Coal and Iron,
2, 100 Texas Pacific ..............
80. ZOO Union Pacific ............
21.100 United States steel........
4,6OO United States Steel. pfd. .
100 Va. Car. Chemical, COM.
va.- Car. Chemical. pfd...
3 2.1O0 u. g. Rubber...........
u. IS. Rubber, "a pfd .......
100 u. 8. Rubber. list pfd. 49,.
400 Wabash, m...............
$500 Wabash, pfd...............
1, 400 Western Union ~.
Total sales, 579.6O0 sha'
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n kkHM N5ito|k& W5shll.

ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd.s Station. Richmond. Daily.
In Eject Jan. 24th. 1906.
FOR NORFOLK: $500 a. NJ. '3:Co p. s
NJ. TIPS p. M.
FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST and
the sOUTHWEsT: 9:o5 "A. NJ. 1910 Noon.
500 P. NJ. Pullman Parlor and slecrins
cars Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive
daily from Norfolk '11:4O $3.50 p. NJ. VI
from the West 7:42 "A. NJ. 2:06 r. NJ. 9:O
pm. gsas
ONCE sss e. Main ST. .F'lyer: q hrs. 20
w. B. BEYrLL, C. H. BOSLEY,
Gen. Pass Agent Dist. Pass. Agent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21
Warning.

I. hereby. direct The City Marshal
ard his deputies 70 arrest and bring
before the Cilv Cour, any person OF
persons violating the City 0ndiEance
covering TIE discharge q fireworks
within the limits prescribed BY aid
ordinances.
Warnins Is herrvllh given lhn, any
person o. persons guilty Of dis
charging dre-cfackef1. roman candies
SKY rockets Or any cemberllble In
he lsevorks category. On ne main
streets Of lht city o. near any sicrs
HOUSE,. factory. cotton depot. rarc.
house CT any ether plzts @hsfe ieefe
Is any danger whatever u creating
. are. uill b. arrested sud hEed 20
the fullest t1irnl 81 toe Ia~
This warning i girtnal . proven
ialire 10 a cnnitFIalIon thai might
arise from the dlschafFs a dreworkt
directed ~ soue uulhoughird person.
Parents are requested &c have
their children abstain from violating
this Law Ton Dllloa ST.
Mayor City Of Hickman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-21

The woods and the papers are full
Of /, just nov. The Christmas
Spirit gives The hnmorist and the
paihosifl that should be as good a
word as the oiher--unlimited oppor-
mfdiy.
The Christmas Spirit Is really the
Spirit Of peflcxslv. It's nothing 10
laugh a. and nothing to cry over.
To help out those assailed by the
c. S. should be ones only object.
Hence General Gifts:
An inexpensive way OF giving any
one ivcn,y-four hours OF pleasure
on Chririmas day Is 70 hand them a
check for S.. 900 Payment Is stop
ped. Of course. the following morning
A deed 70 house and loi is almost
az good. Be careful to pick out a
non-exislenl place for description
A set Of Dickens. bought on the
ine,allment plan. Il pleasing Gilt,
and The mrs, pa men Is merely nomi-
nal.
II you expect iodine frequently al
your tFiend's home. case OF good
champagne Is a velI-advlsed present
Books are always welcome gifts
and during The Holiday Season may
be had IN almos, al sizes.
For WOMAN:
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for which scores OF records can be
had, is a useful gift. A mopola,
which will wash any floor for which
a disc Is psovided--a washboardola-
a carpet suespefola-any If these
are up-to-daie presents.
For a nan;
n he smokes-tobacco.
II he doesn't smoke-no tobacco.
A comfortable couch for his den.
He wsrks better snoring (says 50,
doem', he'll.
A bone collar button.
A French racing car.
A pair Of shoe laces.
p. S.-Do not give your husband
a safety razor you can't use i for
sharpening pencils.
For a Child;
Anything Il likes.
For Another Child
The same.
Homemade Presents;
Presents made BY the givef arc
more appreciated than one coldly
bought In a store.
To make a piano--BuY wire, wood
aud 80 on Ia the necessary quantities
and put together as shovn In the
cut. which isn't printed herewith.
To make a nice Christmas plum
pudding--Buy a pudding and some
plums. Put the plans In the pud'
ding.
To make a waterbury soms
works and pot them In case. Wind
and see II it's ago.
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be very good and Is headed by James
Sylvester, one Of the bcs, ssvillains''
on the Stage. New special,ies and
handsome scenery are also promised.
The scenery Is made 10 fold and
O. any sire stage and Is carried in
srupks to save wear and tear and l.
easier % handle IN transportation.
'rhls excellent attraction Is coming
for one night Opera House Wcanez.
day December 26.h.
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BAND ~ono''' i'eo' ~
Get old pagers Al this Office.
ssll7 Co and see.
Just , IKE. sitting down At mc'hers
Don't ian to hear the concert Al
Chy hail. Dec a.
casitt. on the hill. sells the
freshest groceries n town. %
49,.
20 70 Lon ~. hose'..o 10 '0' ''e'n
TOT -sIv'c-Dle S ..l. ma. s'''' sec
'ns f''c3"an fn'n''o's 20
Have YOU bought your coat7 II
no'' WY not ieiePnone no. 4ef
See The Hickman Furnituse Cos.
line Of rockers prices. 7sc TO SEQ. 90.
vou. Freshest groceries IN Town. 2s
You miss treat Il yon fail to buy
groceries from shaw q bettefsworth.
Miss Wayne Naylor viii visit al
Cayee lev days during the hoii-
days.
Elmer Booshe win leave this week
Tor = weeks stay al Sturgeon MO-
ms nome
pess goodr. hest nsrvice. lowest
prloes on groceriesnt Shaw q Bet
terrsorth'
Mrs MAGGIE Randi. ro.ps sev.
ersl Avs wiih Mrs.. Horace Infcn.
IN F,,l,on
w. c. Speer and {. Sextcn are
spending the holidays al their old
home, Sturgeon No.
-, u--,.-s,,- -.
1.ele - - !" .,. 49,. -. 60
- .o'
s"es' - '
Edwin Fuqua win arrivs Ia Kick
49, 49, 49,. - " 49, s.,,s 40
Sums WIN "'''e ''
Fresh Groceries. chickens. eggs.
butter. SC. viii deliver. Ion
Robertson. Telephone. l6c.
Miss Jessie Wall, ~no = as'cnf'nf
al hickman college. wu sPeH4 2
week 81 nsr meme as SAJce'
III uo,,,oo.ry IA. Al. n,,~.s i,ne "A
farnIlurs M town. Sa'1lnle rilfs lol
Christmas al Montgomery furniture
store. IS
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OptImism.

Christmas Is a-comin'
An no turkey bird IN sight.
But a happy tune I'm hummln' 2.
Amt no moon 4 shine tonight,
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Montgomery sells collins and
oasksss. Also burial robes .
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Commander Of Forresl's Cavalry
"a loyal son Of the Southland
= patriotic. public-spirised citizen