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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
HOLLYWOOD TRACT.

In the best part of Hollywood: 1t
isn't necessary to say more. Mod
ern improvements; fifty-foot lots:
building restrictions. Prices from
$500 to $100G.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

WE CAN SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR
PROPERTY OR BUSINESS NO MAT
TER WHERE LOCATED. Our terms
for closing deals are very low. 1t
will pay you to Investigate our plan.
THE GRAY REAL ESTATE CO.,
Home 671S. 52I StimsOn Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

TEN PER CENT NET INTEREST
guaranteed In rentals. East Adams
tract cottages; $500 to $4,000. SIDDALL.
207 Copp Bldg,
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WINSTON STREET.
WINSTON STREET.

The best wholesale district in the
city. The southeast corner Winston
and Wall 67x133x90 feet at the rear;
partly improved; income Sl05 per
month. This is the cheapest piece of
property in this section. If looking
for a good investment, look this up.
TT PAYS TO SEE U.s."
EDWARDS Ss WINTERS COMPANY.
Main 1907. 329 S. Hill St Home Elk. 767.
FOR sALE-5O FIT. ON WEST STH ST.,
FOUR BLOCKS FROM WESTLAKE
PARK; NORTH FRONT; BEAUTI-
Full MOUNTAIN VIEW; BUILDING
RESTRICTIONS $4,000; AN IDEAL I4O-
CALITY FOR A HOME. is WORTH
$1,000. MY PRICE HAS BEEN $500,
BUT WILL SELL THIS WEEK FOR
S170O NET; NEED $3.50. GO AND SEE
IT; 4TH LOT EAST OF WESTMORE-
GTT A SNA S nv AZ nnAfI1G "A s,fS 1TpMr1, 1T q w
WITH OWNER. HEINEN. 1889
SOUTH OLIVE ST. TEL HOME 45Ss.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

Present the most attractive variety
and choice, and the greatest profit
making certaintiss Of any property
on the market.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....................'.
.........'.'''.''.''''' '''''''''''''''''''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......'''''''''''''''''
F0;R SiA.L;E-VACANT LOTS.
Below we quote a few elegant
building sites that are very
much under relative values. If
YOU are looking for a lot to
build a home on look at this
list at once. A word to the
wise Is sufficient.
On Roosevelt st, west front,
just south of 18th st. Look at
this at once; $1100.
north fronts on Cordova,
just west of Normandie, 5Ox135
each; both $2400.
East front on Church street,
middle of block, between Wash
ington and 10th SITS, 50X120; sl7OO.
West front on Lenox, just
south of 18th ST., IT. above
grade, for $3.50.
N. F.. corner 21st and Nor
mandie, 52x12S, $l250.
East front on Hobart, just
north of Washington ST., S2100;
the next lots, same size, $500.
West front on WeStmoreland
boulevard, middle of block be-
tween Washington and 18th
SITS, 50xl62; S2S00.
East front on oxford, just
north of Washington; only a
few east fronts left in this
block. You can buy this lot
for $40O under value. Price
S2iOO.
East front OH oxford ave-,
next to corner of 18th ST., $1,000.
East front on 5th ave, just
next to a $4,000 home, 50x150.
This lot is just north of Wash
ington and north of the beau
tiful stone house. Buy this
quick. $1,000.
JAS. v. BALDWIN.
53G-537-53S Herman w. Hellman Bldg.
Member l.. A. Realty Board.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -'.....'....'........'-
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GRrDER g HAMILTON,

225 WEST SECOND STREET.
Home HOO. Main 836.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

Our lots are offered at prices less
than adjoining acreage can be Sc
cured for, and our terms bring them
within the reacR of all.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

81 DOWN AND 81 PER WEEK NO IN
terest and no taxes, for choice build
ing lot In the Lynwood park tract. on
the Long Beach line. adjoining the
town of Willowbrook. Prices range
from $65 to $3.50. Free ticket at our
office. Call today. Open Sunday from
10 to 2. GRONIcN. NOETHEN s. CO,
400 Severance bldg. N. w. cor. Sixth
and Main SITS. Home phone 1497.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

24O acres of beach property; idea
location and view unexcelled in So
California; overloolks the ocean; fin
investment; only $500 an acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
FREE EXCURSIONS

It will cost you nothing. We pay tho
fares.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
GRIDER q HAMILTON TRACTS

EVERY day-overy hour.
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$50 DOWN AND $40 PER MONTH.
ESQ DOWN AND $40 PER MONTH.
FLORAL PARK.
FLORAL PARK.

Our New Tract
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

FOR SALE
CENTRAL AVENUE.
CENTRAL AVENUE.
FINE BUSINESS CORNER
NOW VACANT.
IMPROVE THIS AND GET LARGE
RETURNS ON YOUR INVESTMENT.
1T IS A SNAP"
AT
::isS :lsS FER FER FRSsT FRSsF F8SF. F99F.
MINES g. PARISH,
sl5 S. HILL ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

LOT 5Ox15o, $3.50; $40 DOWN, $40
MONTH. Avoid regrets by seeing
this lot before buying elsewhere.
j. j. AHLERS, GA Trust Bldg.
Phones 26SS, Main 152.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
FOR SALE
GHO Down and See

TAKE sLAUsON JUNCTION CAR
ON MAIN ST. AND GET OFF AT
3STH ST. MIR. FRANK ROCKWELL,
PERSONAL TRACT AGENT, WILL
MEET YOU THERE AND BE
PLEASED no SHOW YOU THIS
CHOICE PROPERTY. LOTS ARE
SELLING FAST AND ALL BUYERS
ARE MORE THAN SATISFIED.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

FOR SALE-TWO FINE LOTS IN N. VIZ
6Ox155, near cars. Price $3.50 each; "
cash, balance 1 or 2 years.
Lot on W. 41st ST., 40x1S5 to alley,
only 5000. This lot is worth $ll00.
The above are fine sites for houses
or good investments. Full particu-
lars with name and address of owner
at
THE GRAY REAL ESTATE GO.
Home 671S. 81 StimsOn Bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

2 north fronts on Cordova,
just west of Normandie, 5Oxl35
each; both .S24O0.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
FOR SALE
city Lots and Lands
GREAT SPECIAL OFFERS

Look into them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

On Roosevelt ST., west front,
Just south of 18th st. Look at
this at once; $1100.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

1919 PALoMAREs, EAST 26TH ST. 4
rooms; $1700. 500 down. See sign.
1918 EAST 25TH- ROOMS, $1400; $100
down; next house $1,000. For rent. $14
1854 e. 9TH; NEW, A ROOMS. $1,000; $3.50
cash, SIT monthly.
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SOuthernRa ilWay

/, IN !. 3TIaAtN & LEA yEl nj cHMotD ID. (.
ANY, tHsE,Following scheduls figures publ
S7.1n a. nlorna ton, and are not ga.
Giarksvis and Az tfsiialo ot Till sprinsS
:eS ~ NJ. ted-Buffet lllnnn .
n atlanta and birmingham. New OrlsanssS
Msemph!s " Chattanooga and nll ths south
Through coach for Chase City O1tords$
n on DURHAM ana Rnleigf III S i II @
i;S MBaa f.sa, W,
r. N. for aii tbs - South 49,. ~
". " {. YORK RIVER Q II III. as
80 +; ~. Except & Hunday--No hleinofeg
';iS :. S s; aunda oe.l a
n 4:3 A.f Except sunday-No. -I1ocat toS
ssiif West Point. steamers call q oektowns
NJ @aS and Clay & Bunk Mondays. w dhesday4sl
Fridays: at (loucest ter poln I, CelemenIe5
XXI s8 ana "A llnonds Tuesdays. ThufsdayA bAts5
4 Y, !. . II HAMS AR Rlv b ri CIIMoNp.
ESSSs A. 7:60 p. NJ From all the sou
$3.50 e From Charlotte, r Oh, Dufhasl.s
" Chase City and Local Sta Ions !. /. !; ID.
sls 40 A. From baitimors And Swe..s
@ pss, A Z; si1 ioa R 81 en s 's
M. NJ l6 and stop Quinton 1tnstailsy
Wh!s9 HolAn and IeAter Manor. w II Isl
WpsWDiSS;TBuRY 2. = 4. " & s.
H. 3. SPENCER, Il 81 H IiARDw1CK.
NV ! i h!s p a Pa; . MI
Wa Ellington; =. . g. ffB
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Georgia at Jamestown.

Georgia Is now easurably assured
creditabe representation at the James,
town F,xpoaition. The resolution Of Mr..
Russell. Of Muscogee, providing an an
preparation for that purpose. has passed
tho House OF Representatives. and Will
shortly come before the Senate. sentl-
ment In that body Is favorably disposed
toward !ts enactment, and the prospects
are that before the explrat1o OF many
days the appropriation will be BILE.
The people OF Georgia are undoubted7
~ infthoropgh 3gympathy With this pro,
ject, The single fact that Georgia Is the
only one OF the thirteen original States
which has as yet taken no 40 ton look-
ing toward, an adequate display at James,
town is sufficient to explain the interest
Which ia manifested In every portion Of
t t state, addition, the relations he-
tween Virginia and Georgia have ~ ways
'baen OF the most intllna to and feet Ions
iate Inscription 81 They have many tradi-
tions In common, dating from pre.r eyol9r
tionary days and descending through the
drama drama OF the SIX ties There ls, moreT
in ss large natiYe-born Georgia scontlFa-
gent living In Virginia ana vice versus
cnndi tioa, that tends 70 bind the Two
jCommonwealt In vet closer 2 ~ la ION,
ia Tha picturesque and inter tional AZ
2nacta 81 thu Tercent Qnnlal AYE Inns WISE
iconspired 10 internally this interest. Avegy
WOW I, power 0f any corlseql nee VIII pc
by the dow en- 9f u nayX Y Y
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the$waters made famous BY memories
that are the mutual heritage OF the North
and the South. The sea war-doss Of I'm
Gle Sam be conspicuous In this gath
Sering Of what will be the most remark
able naval display IN the history 81 the,
world. s # X. & sSs'Ss
" Tho commercial phase OF the matter
Is by no means a negligible one. AZ no
exposition which will be attended BY.
representatives Of every class OF the
e. e. a,bsS the
ttions, Il rs most omphatically 70 the ad-
vantage OF Georgia to make q showing
which will demonstrate our commercial
ana Industrial resources In a htting and
an appealing manner.
The Constitution only echoes the wish
of the State at large whom It expresses
tho hope that the Senate will lose no
time in following the favorable action
OF the House ATLANTA Constitution
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"
FOR wonder that Southern railroad offi-
Gals arc placing orders for material IN
crease In equipment and rolllpg stock f's at
tho same time they are tai king so erl-J
.couraglngly OF tho outlook. Tho tonnage;
promises to break MI previous records.
and this means q great z deal,93 because
Ilatlve earnings for about six years I. IN y.
succession, ~ 9555f$
( is requiring unusually large auan-9
titles OF money to Ike care Of the cotton
crop at the present high PRICES, therefore,,
ana to finance, the numerous enterprises
now In operation. Southern banks arc
well supplied with funds, which they are
able TO turn over, to adyantago.5 MONEY
has recently frightened III the South on
long time loans on real estate and similar
collateral. but there is plenty OF money
at living rates to meet legit innate req lre.
ments OF trade and commerce.
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AZ HE ]: u HOTEL 5.
Guests Who Are 4 Registered At at
[ II fhe arious H otels. s6s5

N Foliowlng are among the guests VINO
were registered Rat the hotels las Night: n
&2 LexinEton--W. S$s!g c. ls Bianto tor. land,
;Va.;FJ. II. Downing. Norfolk; Bessie OW-
ems. Norfolk: y +. IA p McC ull oush,3 No
~ 81. Barton ana Miss Ann Mems. D Nor
fox /; nj Cd p. 81 barton, Hartford. Conn;
Nv i. ~ johnson, II; Whist oal. & n. S W..A
McGeer' city: j. II, Harper Crewe. Va
@ The Jefferson and MY: a \, y, 2 "a,
Pa. q. II. Va Sanders, n lew York: II 81. II =.
Hunter, Norfolk, q. q Chen y, ~ tan m
Sdolpt sf ~. Z, u. I.
s5 The Richmond r. E. s Talia ferro. RICH q
Mrs.. M E kfaoI Aurin. Z B nnettsville, 8.
q. 81 Frank ~ suNer, Minneapolis |, \.
{s Murphy A. Clinton II. w illian.H, VIE
Rinla;ii ri. n G. IN ilcox, Dresdcn, n. ~,
81. Cary, Fulton. n. X
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n kSA vN0ito|k VeSt|Bln.

8s ONLY ALLrRA1L LINE 70 5NoRgOLKs3s 9 VI
* Leave BYRD 81. Station. Richmond, Daily. III;
IN infect Nay II, leek Ss 5}ss8s
m FOR NoRFoLK:'s: 100 e :oe !. NJ = y.
$40 r. u. W. II
Y FOR .s tho YVES ST and the
soUTHWEsT; sos Az, y. ..gt II: 10 noon. 81
RI IS \, @ Pullman Parlor and n slsep ping oars
Cafs Din,nS oars. IN Trains arrive %! ~ fronl
Norfolk sl1t4o. g 10 n. NJ. from the w cot ~
AZ. NJ 9.o6 n, $50 p. =.
,Ofcs Sas d. Main st. 81 yer. hrs se
minutes III
W. d. BEyiLL- III 3$s5s 3SF g. II BOsLEY.beS
m Gen, pasa Afsnt. ssSsaa Dist Pass. goat.
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Chesapeake. q I Ohio E2y5

Cincinnati, dlan apo,is, 81 /. LoOissc h'sa.$
90, louisville 81 N ashvllis " sAernphls
a,l6 r. N. and 81 100 r. v n. DALI
Westbound Local rralnsi ~ Ssas
10 Al n. daily and 8 :is y, N. wesk day..
Newport News, Norfolk and Old polssS
800 N ], and 100 r'.S n: daily
local Tor N Newport News ana I'D poines
sEFs 7:ss IA. NJ and 800 p n. daily.
H{fE5 James River Limos
10 ,2o AZ M lily; 5!is r. n week tdAyN
Arrlce Main u Line from West: - up ~. 10
ss..; IA ~ IS e Il y aes ~ e.:
" 20 Pc n James q River: - 10 AZ Nj, ~
r. tsDaily; ssEx M 6unday.) stsss
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Losses Drove Him to Suicide.

NEW york. August 10 Rsist ives Of
Thomas g. Long, Of No. SO President
street who sdea. hs lise In Prospect
day sald they had reason to believe that
he had lost money In the upward move,
ment In wall Street IN the last few days
ana that Ills mind had been upset II
Was Long'a custom 10 make no conf1-
dences az ia his businesS affairs. ana rel
atives said no member Of his family knew
how much ne was worth ~ what were
ria hives men ",
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ATT -ANTIC COAST LINE,

EVFECTIVE8 MAY nth. ~
q Trains leave R!chmond dali "a ~. I, Z.
F For l Norsoik t. 500 y -
\ For NJ ana Nv. Ry.S Weat IL ITO and s.so y.
= :s0. s;so IL NJ, 4 is and al So ~ II.
Is For Gold sboro and Faye % ~ III. ~
AZ Trains arrive ERtchniond daily! Is 10. ~
..io,1S and i - " \: 'sas ~
AID IS $50 r. N s4s
NJ time 'os arrivals and departu and oonnse,
lions not guar anteed. Z, g sS3
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AUCTION ISALESTh Day.
High Oonst Ia BILE Is Sale.

viii sell e. BY public auction, on NJ ON.
DAY, the 2oth day OF August soe !, y ;S 60
East franklin 4 the following property & g
satisfy writs in8 my hands. 2 ]. Pianos; =
Pine OAK \ Roller Top Desk 81 typewriter
Desk q Smith Premier Typewrit or Bu ~
ter Tables, 4 Bufrets, Wardrobes also.
lot aof Groceries and q; Large loo 30 x. s
'i i : II. WYATT, JF
55s H 4 O.. g. 4 r.
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Seaboard Air Line r ailNay.

Esouthbound u rains Leave Richmond Daily
So:soA. M.-Local L to Norlina, Easish, Chsss
a.sp = N ,-Throush sleepers and Coaches, AS.
355sr iantn,S Birmingham. Savannah JAckstossls.
a ~ pIaM r-Throush Coachea and 6laepsrs esvs
49, annnh Jacksonville. Atlanta, Birrainsnan
No,t KY TIA \ Arrive Richmond Daily
s,io SA. M l55 P, NJ. $50 "A Sss
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RIrhmond and petsrsbjuIlg, EIsotlIc3 RAILWAY.

+, O. :, " leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
streets every hour !on n: nio 1St
y = s. M ds.t . sas snnasy
q Cars ,esve Petersburg, foot Ct syssnmosS
Street every hour from e:S6 ~, % " N
NJ. daily. except 9und !, y
AN cars from PetarshurE eon mn is'' NJ
mcnd esrn;7( 5ia4s5 saE
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ro,a q az .xportss Isl ets. ~ ~

81, Main street 1t q an early Il hour this
morning and fired 1t A. Rim, an italian;
Tho shot went wild. Arrested and taken ~ ei1
tot the police station. lie would say noth.
Ing about the shooting other than that
he was sorry he missed his mark. II
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Il WASHINGTON y. q. !, August 1o.-,rhe
fact that tho Exports or domestic nler y
llchantliyo from the United States have
doubled 4 III the last ten years, coupled
With the constant demand for Informs
ton as to the q articles In which the
growth occurred. has led the Bureau OF
Stntistios Of tho Department OF Com.
}tnerce and Labor to prepare q specie 70.
bile showing, III 4 the order OF ma gnituao
tie principal factors III, the EXPORT rn q
tof tho fiscal yenrs ondng June 30, 10o1, to
which Is ndded for coinpa m tive urposes,
d column showing the xport Of tho
same rtces In 1896 q. II \, WI I. e !.
The following table BliOw the val 9 !. q
tho 81 loading classics OF article exported
iii 1900 and 1906, and includes 90 per cent.
OF the exports OF last year, thus amor dinE
o. ready means OF tracing the element OF
growth iri&our ex port since. 1893 -. I. VI
Exports aofT the United States, 1925 a ald
1908, II tho order OF Ynagrittu de Il IN t q,
latter year. IA u. & 4,Ss5 ~,
Articles. lsy0. i. lt ~ III,
Gqtt9nI n'an sIsp 5 @ ts 81 Is
Iron and steel, man q, ICY ,s, w
Copper E8 O., Ioe, M
a$} s''a' $! s; } SsS | s u
Flour II ~ 80
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Some SinlpEularE IncidenItts..


Some SINGULAR Incidents.
= !, !. =, q, - q. !, u,
W. 4 IA 4,
-,
*, ,ae,
"a to-, 81, 3. !, - Z, ~, = .,s
-. r.
tsaI h.an tnr .s h -
: ths I,
b 81 -,
nrca ~ "a
IA :.
coupiea VIII w pparen.ly5. asser
tiol O. s. tes
see.Iis eas,,y wltn'n 8the
the rrevious pol ni Of cona ser.
Evativs action. Ii. SS si .3
AT least i1ve reasons have boon assign
"a. some Of them BY the directors then-3S
IN Il 4 81 rit,S t,,In
"a, 81 i.rse ms
IN the amount allotted ato4shareholders.S
IN Earnings laVe co rtainlys Increased; Wthis
weeks figures for Ia e5s fiscal year 9O6S
give $25.21e,8l3 aaisthe# balan ca over ydiyi-
9, as1 - sas
t!ls
to on 1a .o. ponas INTO
3ily, but s. also raised outstanding com
s1 81 500 80 mi sot and nearly ii 5000
600 now now. Ali tits stock partlio ipates il
s1le YW =.
standlns Stlle larger SUI aYalla ple IoI
common stock al yidends the ratio Of
such 70 surplus TO outstanding common l7rl 70,
ana il a N 1906, n has now i, risen only to-
q WI Obviously "a ma margin bctweenHti,is
= ~ l. 4 aSs = :, ~ Te cent iivi1end
then actually paid Is something worry
! !,
na ,.o 1 from sn,ttern Paoio aided
b. y, ia Tn : e; = : 3ass
rs : :. 1leol a rs 4
$s "A second explanation, very N uch heard
nowadays In Wall Street, ia that Justice
move is demanded by, waysof justice to-
shareholders, then tho same sharehold Id
s. ava .sa1sa
have argued all along that the putting
back Of earnings Int. the roperty. ra- \,
theri than increasing tho coHpa 's8 de-
sessary8 measure Of safety, II Is 5ooncelv:-s
Perfected peri thai such deductions are no no
longer necessa ry. But. that remains to be
the time has come when the company
may rely more safely than; heretofore on
the bond market for such requirements.
a somewhat singular; argument has
been advanced that Union Pacific would
be in 20 better position toward the In-s
terstate Commerce Commiss!on ana the
Government authorities ~ IT fxeg Q max
This argument, /. which has boon urged
IN high quarters, 10 notSvory intalllgible.7
Tan per cent. .d!yidends on road which !,
which was then ireorga nlzed with m enor-
IS prso.e1S sSe ' way 70 g iaysto ATTACK
Stock Exchange View. &
The two other explanations referred to
come Mostly from the cynical critics or
mosvs as ted o GnYsv v
idend policy is desire + t. draw into the
ana foreign. Tho fixing, OF such dividend
rates certainly removes much Of the obs
lection. from the ayer,a get investors
point OF Wow, 10 recent prices as too high
for the dividend Yield The prevalent ar
sument that purchase OF stocks netting
! IL or 4 per cont. when money could
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PIX i5t ~ 3. "a " w Gel
d 4 Ky \ y Il s ili Snlcs.t
4 Amalgamntcu5 Cope i. /. 300, 800
AMERICAN Agr.8 Chem ical ..5 CW
3AincricanN13eet sugar. ~. tx y,5
Amer. Car and Foundry. J. 10, 7OlS
Amer. Car and FOun., pr. Syg
HAineticang Cotton Oll.,.t.. ltevgU
America Cotton OIL, pr. ~
American Locomotive S..s4 A6.taU
Amer locomotive, pr 49,. 1Uy
American Smelling 1911, ygsnt9
Amer. Smelling, 81 ! * *
4 Amer. s. tccl Foundry...... l,Su
Amer. Steel Foundry ~ w
American Il obaccO, ~ PRIV. Ivy
Atlantic Coast Line 9. 12 "
Baltimore and Ohio \. 85,1 n1o 3
4 Baltimore and Ohio, pr $500 ~
bethlehem Steel nv, :, ~ ~
chesapeake and Ohio cS,.Co
CO., C. ana 81 Louis. b.Cog
4 CT CT G. and st.gL. pr. Y lU
Y Colorado Fuel and Iron. ~, ny
Colorado And Southern 70, W
bCol.?n South. 1st pr.l.. sly
Col. and Soutila "a pr. ~
CONSOLIDATED Gus b.VDi
Fed Min. and 9melt...... lyg
Z Fed. Nfit, .Rnnd Smclt., p SW
General / Chemical Co.., pr. :Oo
Grant Northern. 4 81. ...... a. 800
Internal ionAl Paper 2, w
international Paper, pr. 200
Huntsville nnd Nashville. Il, 0D
/ Nashville and Chatta. u. 200
New y orkaAirs 3 rake...... ,2O
NE " Y ork Central y. gO
Norfolk md Western .-... l9.6D
~ n X $lkl'
/ Pennsylvania Railroad ..44g, l0
Pressed Steel Car q .go
Pressed Steel Car, pr ~. 1U
Pullman Falnce Chr 40. 6o
\ Railway Steel Spring y. 5Uo
Railway Steel Spring. pr. i leo
4 ReBdtriB .......,....t. 4. ~. bos,e ~
Reading. LIST pr.,...y tC
Republic Iron and stcel. 5.Gg
Republic 1. and s.. Ir. ] go
4 Rock Isla nd ....t y I'D
Rock Island, pr........ Coy .
8 Sloss- Shelf !. g. and I...... jog
Southern Pncinc3.. 81. 81 so
3 Southern Pacific, pr:.....l loO
Southern Railroad "a, 100
/ Southern Railroad !, pr. 7o0
4 30. r. y r., M. and I o. It's. l l0Q
Tennessee Coal and Iron 7C
Texas and Pacific. q. y, 7g
Union Pacific -. sl5, gM
Union Pacific, pr. ~ aS1
II. s. Cast Iron r. and Z .21 w
United states Rubber 49, =, 3CO
y. 81. Rubber, LIST pr. !. ~
United States Steel. $50 ,9oC
United States Gteel. prs. 90, l@
Virginia. Car. Chemical. ! 100
Virginia Car c hem, pc: ~ ~ 1
W. Iron c. and C.,. ~: :U
WA ba All. 81. 4. . 7. \. I. q. 1890
5JYcltH Fargo Express. 3O0
syVes tern Union Telegrapl, 500
lies for the week., ,53l. 73o share (!
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III tsAi LR oArs. IN .l
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tDs 7. Il aiiy--nan 81 fhrote y. n X Z
$40 e. M.-IYeek DayH-- n lAnA Il ~ L.. q
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rains Arrtv0 tslchtnond - Bout
go a.. M.-lNeek Days slbA Astland & as
sp 4. N.ssWesH pay4--gyfd 81. Trsdsttsal.s
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III MO. SleUplne ~ Pa ror =
n,hrd ~ "a trains except
- ~ 100 A N. week days. and local Acoo
o na"s NJ oi sss,ya. snd ecnnse.
". y. Dl,Kn. 4. w Gulf. r. TAYLOKe..ss
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So r ul1d ] Trip III
ROANOKE,
So r ound Trip
- q n -
Norfolk & w estern Ry,
August 24th.
-VlA-

Round trip tickets nj above low rates
VII be sold Tor special train leaving Rich.
n,ond 12;10 noon, Friday, August 2kth.
and leaving Roanoke. returning. at l2is0
noon, Monday, August AZ. 1900. Train
stops mt BED fore, Mon le and Blue
Ridge, NJ Fl 9i g. TT, n0aLHY Y, \,
I District PasseD ge i "A gent. @
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grHE RIGHT NAY'sTo BALTIMORE,
81 PH ia q ELP n Ia "a N p N r w NJ Rk.
e Tho popular York s. islyes Line, Low
rate eHSarsl9 fie!SeS sals aasy
I DAY, Once s2o q. Main Street. hone
E No, 45s. N " iesi N 4 IS
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THE STOCK MARX Ell or THE W EEK
(trrom the New York Evening Post OF snturdny!)A
81 @ STOCK Exc HAN 1E tn NsAcr ON 81 III M.

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4 sss x !s sss 5SG 1 !;sssssSs
ay sea Se siHiE @ NM M a
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-7'TlT7 IN ~ IEIlIFNIIi14 17777V1' N
STEAM BOATS.
FOR Z, N EW YORK.

z Via Night Line Steamers Except SATURDAY
making conneclio lon IN Norfolk With Main L1s
Slip. 1olowins Gay q ! r. \ slsc, Ao!t9lG -
% sSssXs and I.o ono ~ q. = .aa
making connostlon daily 4 sxespt !, Sunday az
= Host ;pSk ets. sOB u. Main street. RichmonA
r = M sfer CO., $40 ID. Main Street. The shsr.