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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12
"oN TIE WATER WAGONS"

Prospective List of Drivers for Street
Sprinliling Wagons Selected by A..
L. Vogel.
Since he has secured the sprinkling
contracts from the city of Pendletcn
for the coming season, A. /. Vogel
has been besieged with applications
for positions as driver of the water
wagons, and for the Information of
the public and of those who intend
applying, Mr.. Vogel says he has par
TALLY made arrangements to secure
the following well-knowr citizens for
drivers of the water wagons during
the coming season; w. p. Temple.
Henry Craig, ]. NJ. Spence, N. d.
Swearlngen and Joe Rasler.
That the street sprinkling will Re
done to the entire satisfaction of the
public is assured by the selection of
such an expert list of water wagon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12

George w. Davidson, a we'll known
Helix farmer, is in the city today on
business. He says that considerable
reseeding is being done in that dis
trict. Much of the late seeding done
last fall will be lost by the grain rot
ting in the ground In the Helix dis
trict the spring seeding is now in pro-
gress and is about half done.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12
ACCUSED or BEING MACoUEs
One Pleaded Not Guilty. the Other
Secured Continuance.

In tie circuit court this morning
Rvcroft, accused of living off the
earnings of a prostitute, made a Plea
of not Sailty, ana his case viii have
TO be tried out. Sahin, or Kerr, also
indicted fer the same offcnse, asked
10 hc given until Saturday to plead
and the request was granted.
Jesse Lawless. who pleaded guilty
Yesterday to having stolen saddle
from Dan p. Smythe, was brought
but ut his request the passing of SEN
tence was deferred until Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12
Have Gone to Portland.

Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Rigby left
this afternoon for Portland where
they expect to remain for the bene-
lit Of Mrs. Rigby's health. She is
seriously troubled with heart disease
and the higher attitudes do not
agree with her, but while in Port
l'nd or near the coast she enjoys
very good health.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12

men as those mentioned. Extra
large tanks will be constructed for
these drivers and all streets will be
sprinkled whether supplied with
shade trees or not.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12
A Positive
CURE
EIy's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
Givas paliag at Nn.a

lives heliet al Unce.
It cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. 1t cures Ca
tarrh and drives s
away n Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses OF
Taste and Smell. I
sis's or by mail ; II
Ely Brothers, SO W
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12

Ex-United States Senator Pugh OF
Alabama. is dead at Washington, D.
c., aged Sc years. Pneumonia caused
his death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12

Furnished rooms, 701 f. Court, one
block from court house. 80 and $3.50
per week.
All the high grade pianos and or
gans of quality, at one price to all.
Jesse Failing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12
VIII Plow on Reservation.

H. K. Charlton, the we'll known
wood dealer of Kamela, will do
plowing on the reservation for a few
weeks while the roads are too bad
or the mountains to haul wood. He
was in the city today after supplies
for his mean and teams. There will
be a large amount Of cord wood cut
on the mountains this season IL men
can be found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
1t is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century ;
discovered afteryears
of scientific research
by DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12

See Minnis for good. dry wood that
burns. Lots Of II on hand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-12

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but If you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need. 1t has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trou-
Bile. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
~: : + =; = :; f$:,:$;;: Il: e: :::::: =:$::
fifty-cent and one 1sSa9
dollar size bottles are Homs Of swAmpRoos
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp Root, DR.. Kilmers Swamp Root,
and the address, Binghamton, N. ", on
every bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
NO CONFLICT IN BIDS
CONTRACTORS FOR aawER
WORK Blo ON SEPARATE
JOBS. LEAVING ONLY ONE
AID FoR EACH CONTRACT.

What looks like a combination
among street contractors 10 divide
up the clty contracts appeared ON
the surface today whom bids fof
street work we're opened by The
board of works.
There was bat one contract ON
which two bidders competed. All
the others had one bid each. T. /
Peterson and Dickens 4 Wright.
mlre bid on the sewer work for
Thirtioth av.. and there two bids
we're tho same for oil pipe. except
the i0inch. In which ths latter
firm bid 10 cents the cheaper.
ON the Twenty third az sewer
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and water main work, Tim Ryan
bid g. for eiRhtinch and $50 for
ain inch wafer pipe aud lilo for
eightinoh sewer pipe
Grove A Jeneen were LEFT tree 70
bid on the Burke Nv. sewer aud they
bid ti90 for eiKhi.inch pipe. t3.I0
for tho ten-iueh and s23b for the
twelve inch. The wooden boz
drains were bid al figures from ~
for the 12xi2 10 AS high an $3.50
for the lsK24.ineh.
kalbsrK was allowed 10 bid alone
on the Waliingford nv. grading Job
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CAR JUMPS
TRACK

A Seattle Electric Co. coal car
jumped the tracks az First av..
near Pike " iasf evening 81 abou,
z o'clock. The heavy car crashed
across the pavement 10 the curb
stone. but fortunately no other car
OF pedestrian was In the way, and
no ona waa injured.
The car wis running contrary 10
tbs city regulations, which require
that coal cars be operated on car
lines only between ! a. ~. and Q
a. m The police, however. made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

ASTORIA. ore. March zs.-coF-
pofal Lewis. Of tho Thifty-thira
coast artillery. stationed ~ Fort
Columbia, eariy THIS morning shot
at Mrs. v. Robinson IN CONNER
cial ~. saloon. ard then killed him
self. The vonian was unhurt Jeai-
ousy g. given a. the cause.
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Ballard Agent

FOR the Interstate Live Stock In
nufanca Company OF Seattle r. Jo-
aeph Janiseh Tell your treuhlea 20
him. and N you want 10 insure
your horses call up Joe aud get a
square deal 7 per cent for one
ysar 10 per cent Tor one year with
free veterinary services Included sn
policy. Phone Ballard Tei. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23
JEALOUSY CAUSES
MURDER AND TWO suIclDEs.
(sorIpps Tslsoraph Service

OREGON cry. Ore. March IA
William w Henderson, crazed by
Jealousy. shot and killed his vito
and wounded his father-ln Law. Jo-
aeph y. Maxwell, ~ the william
Tell botel At this morning ne
then turned the gun on himself. dy-
ing instantly.
The wife was suing for a divorce
on account Of extreme jealouEy.
nanweH will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

no arrnsta. Coal ears are repeated.
~ running contrary 70 this feglia>
ton. the necessity Of which u u
Illustrated BY yealerday'a fortunately
harmless accident
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n that sink OF bath tub Is old and
unhealthy, let us install new one.
q. II. Brown 4 Co. z2i Pine street.
Both phones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

Maet mo ~ t2th aud California Wust
seatlle. SUNDAY. if sou want THE NlSl
HuYs IN VIEW PROPERTY IN WEST
SEATTLE 49,.
MAGNIFICENT uoWE slrnsl Al" ~
= q ~ suEpAnp,
IL No. l. Nm .- ~
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a OAaH All 60 pHH MONTH
~ = arra finest Wind ~ iand ~ ciear-
- ana rfuhisad handy ~ ear good FiaH'
saaH arflnl 4aa CRED nrHNnufhuaa
UIfalffsE ~ p Adams,
40 Haiaan ui1e. VI
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soc Tubular Lanterns for zoe. AZ
spinnlng'a
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REST BY Is SOUTHEAST SEATTLE
car also on pfanaaed oxtenaIan ~ Rainier
Heights ear Inc. un grounds Monday. or
SOC SHEPARD dt4 Bailey bldg ftones
sln - ~
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rINg couRaE plNNER

served Sunday Al Hotel Stevens
Cafe from II 10 y p. IA Tor .oc
Corner lnt ave. and Marion n. 80
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aooD NUS roR cnrAr noaIrs.

10 lots IN hs.is In block aS Maynard's
Lake Weshlnrtqn add, IN group % In sln
gle inia
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VACANT Tors rs.

~ - iaiss aefsa sVsFiss.sI~g ft-
~ ~ - 80 part riasfad. ~ coantg
- = ~. - Hruid mnke ifa Guoaf
= lrase. sastff at 81 900. 6nfy 500
49, Tears
~ aka BROWN CO
- ---.H.ss hafk nlas --tf
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AIah two lots. four fuHm house. half block
fraiu Lake Washington, on Proposed car
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HHf oPEsEb LAH9E THAer eat near
fi.s fnferarllanf o. ard 40 sore frafts.
aatfa god sdai. tatq 20 500 pet Haft, &C.
rafdinr 90 improvements.
uGHHHf HAiTHfH
sia 90 axl Aiaasa Hiag. At4i
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FH Haio ~ oWHfi QuaNrr aHre No I
inua level z hiueka fran FsuuferuF ear B.
slini $50 cash, balance on time Ndfrpal
star Aa, @asiastle-p
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Eeei Gstsfe t<+os snd fassfsaes -
HON GS TMlS7
| 6 Lots
ArI. CLEARED AID uHunnEn
fsassl fsnee aHa tssfee rra.an haase - fftsii
tee fs..s s'sssa fse.a 60 nas. -, -.
tsssseiaiiE SD hise. - t@iss tttshsas @''a
trait
PRICE 81. M0
nes Case. l.asns. sAsy
nn unH 60 Ike.
- Aas4z ISIS
Il aalfnIMa
Z Wfif tar = ~ 9tsas riasfaA fassasd iFFsi
: fss stnp@ ffsaa - waiafs eta a.fs.nln
- 90 rstast ssfi - 1use~
conSHills~ = nfzf,fs tSc-
e Helaa ma
nj fuN
eog4oH y. - ASN~ ss'Essie
Haaay Nara sra t@rHs taAa Fsh
rfr HOME fsvrwrMEsr CO.
rs tttst AiaNh
ri.asssahais @lt. {. -
FrxSsc PARK
/ rtfaaH sirm "a fftF anf aaaHt
rns rrn csSr nff1u~T 70 iionE
/ Hfsff.ufsfrN
60 10y 49, - ~, =. -. '>''N
wee seesiis 8. 2
| View Lots
n..s usrssraesfsAs .aans vss- e, f'n~'.
- @saasi. a. ssessH = Ftsss. - s@sa@s
80. q ~ ttse 49, ssi@sss- sas's@ss
Fsasss a~n-s. n.s.rs ga -nEiv
s-m~4c pkuK
na..ssssl - s..ss. ga - ss-.
HEN fsHN CENf ntafutnr - ftusIr
Hftt41t-ltA
49, - * - aai raiifasnla
we.s Asaisl@ % =
sSfs1U- RIssH7ff ffuNN
tsero ~ wm eesla $50 s.sl
tsseisa tase AHaA al 81 tssfsHsFf,tFatt
As sasss .ss- = * ~. Wssi n-sfiis
80 Msaspil. go -
nes~ - sssas. htAs q
Tfi17T " ~ a1IFFV f.1NE I1RnEN
/ TRAITS AHM fuH urHT E4NaA
TAX WITH Fkn
1 sf-szssfss fsassW
ehsasa sizes - stiF se.a sazna
haasusaahSa FTtees ar9 nang seFens
/ sHN ira CENI faiM UNI 70 itoMu
lFENrrRr aNALrf 90. - Ataaka
ntaa e. 60 So 49, CsHfsrala
w. asaii.z Q >
| FfNr NfrW III
FHoM CIV NEh @siteFh-As tahe wsah
L Iaisins ~ ga faF frrss, Haintar nsishis
esf pFts4 Esss rAsh Astaintss tais 80
~ 80 $50. At8fsss 40 eass e,af
DANDY t4rftr IfutfRE oF
1--WE hpu@a
j @teN tur
fsma rRnMA
ckfTrAt fSvraT~rSr co.
a. DENNY nt-po
SCENIC PARK
4 ufRnf WAsN - attF aHa sastn8
4 HnaNlfaabfF pstass an4 sasf tefrns
1 TEX FEu CENT DISCOUNT - nnME
Huft.utfH
! cNSTffnr tEAETf 90 ssfs Atassa
Biae ~ eaf IN asa caiifasuis-
/ Nraf asafffn ~ q
/ HIaNEt ~. 4AEt4WmN a aHNEhG
L N4ai Eetats ara tnxaHAausl
| ~ hafiuH 81
-
CONS ortcN
/ aiaf fhia bsFEain ~ n ls tzrEsin 80
I So On gfh Ave- HFsf uaaH West a
l 81 hastafs Fries 81 90 Tef4as Enad. Far
I Aaasi@F nnlrs
i HARVARD nEAf4TY COMPANY.
I Nee af - walker HNfz
| "a and after Arfii isf ga Elins alley
/ nHHra
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FT.AfT fslMFuHrAHLE tloME ~
auon SEIGHHoe8ooD. OK EASY
TEMaa
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HOUSES AND IoTs

Essf rniaa - ueaf asth % sar iius
20 r. aafas frees EefsHui aul fites Z fpasn
Ftf4aae. aiatsfn asHssiatsif fnfBt#aasa. eisfs
fffs Htfufs~. pirr4 - 80 " fFsfi q ~
eaaN pfies nrafhf pfngFftF aad see III
see ftis y snau fssi Nti.
- raeaa taaa. aai Ht ct Hifeftos
O. 80 I ffsHIn faffaFa ani nHr sHFH4 81 fnsi
tafnis aitu aH tIHHs Fl lots and aFfeaEe 81
aissrtsa a. Nhiftssr. Eitertsu. - =
Mafnara tttH 10 ~
FNM sAAE IN OWNER
FfaHu huueT uHafiF rrmUtNiHis corner
iaf I'rWn. fire unHtaffHfts1 FfHN one
ts=ek ffuat Woeaisrf rafk ua ear Ane
,ts n et's - am. astuf,, ~
fsaaslaf slnia9 r. ga nnF istnH narih ~
Hiaiaa = hiuHkA ffnfu fha iahas has fins
flsw. and yua aaaf snatch q faf tbs pfirc
e -
tfaa-s - roafna ~ taxits n Bee on
FfsnAiin Ave. near take Uniaui BIO
Z asa have rasas Fs71s surs n he Rsiuisr
NafieF. Come in and iat ne shuN fru
OSCAR A. uENwoN.
sff Partfic nlnck
I. M Hain snt
TWo sNAre ~ hAii.AHn
fsstsino rrrnsf. snd fnTr-fuam haaas. q. ~
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Sc TsYs 6iF - % raga u you want
something uunf
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"a aaia by Owner seven FieH inis hf
funsa fnfsfbaF and Faft iaNteq one blgk
ffam car. Tflfphana Victor, With ne ~"
ran Co. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

Special special terms un few tine
view lots lu Hastnn CO.'S plat ~ West S..
attte SUNDAY. aath enlY. Payments 81 prr
wees. tnme eafiN anA SO ehniee, Sec
Archer. two blcrta uaTth ~ car line un
California AZ nalge n ieni. =. 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

COAE AND SEE THEM.
aaaH rlihufIHu HHls nlaiN. p minutes
fIHa from rify Terms. a. cash ana ~ pr
CHARLES y ADAMS.
WH CaImnn IidW ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

uaiY firm IN the northwest selling guar.
anfead disident pA1ins mining aud indus
trial zscuritiea
u v TcRNA a co.
usn Rep
fif paapfai Hank Baa II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-23

ff aaa-One acre "a tirtham Az Hliman
city. = cash. and phone East liu. Resi-
NaffHr East Ta9a TT
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B,grai Mlll


BERRY REALTY CO
400 i'eapHa Bank hidg
aala p1s. Ind aesH
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4Ssff5- a7ih AMI olive tT2si $50 casl
bsi ysar. i.lsooa ceuirsl lal8. ls 11.
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Raise Your oun VzgalghIcs
Ore srssr -s.h

Have = nice iiffla home ard faias your
nWn ffrefablns Hn one ~ those fiue Nest
fsffeu fake uafdan Tracts that II Y taF
l. affsfinE on $50 monthly payments 30
paaa q
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Grand view II city and sound
HaaaauaHIn prices and eafH terms
TEN PER CENT piACDlNi To lnMh
HuIIuEnA.
CENTURY REALTY co. los Alaska
ridn o. Cor. Hth and California.
Waaf SEATTLE HmliH III
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Ballard

UNIVERSITY HOME
e fanm i.ause. t0t A0ti0p. ea sfh
aF 81 D. Hraud Wow
Price g. asa. TERMS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
ODD-FELLOWS.
Have a Good Time at Midlothian.
Twenty New Members.

The Midlothian Odd Fellows had q
great time last week The lodge Their,
has not been altogether rs nourishins
as it's members could wish. but it had "a
great send-on Saturday night. vhcr
twenty-odd new members went into the
lodge. It IS now one of the largest coun-
try lodges I'm Chesterfield county. A dole
cation of Manchester Odd Fellows went
up To help initiate the new members. and
after these interesting exercises refresh-
mcnts We're served.
The new members are William 1T. Jones.
pr. J. y. Fisher. dr. W. D. Sydnor
Julian A. Spear. William lee Lester
Charles W Mouissctt. Vt. g. Homer
William G.. Owens. r.. d. Rurfoot. L. ID
Hancock. l.. S Bass j. a. Lester. r. w.
Duner j. J. Jewett j. n. Gee Jr.. j. W..
Jewett. j." T.. +. FTeld. a. ID. WaIthour.
j. w. Jefferies. j. $ COSBY. S Hancock.
+. /. Wood and Luther Holt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
ON LOCAL MARKETS
GAME CHEAPER AND
FOWLS LITTLE OFF.

Tho receipts Of country produce gem
orally ou Cary street were large yes
terday. and the jobbers had no trouble
meeting very active demand. The re-
oe.pts ~ game We're especially large
and all classes except pheasants. went
or .n prices. Splendid rabbits that were
in good order. sold whoiesale as low as
$40 per dozen. Tine rabbit season will
hold open until February lst. and the
best pe-, q The hunting season IS the
last Fart The dealers expect 10 be able
o. supply every demand for these good
eating animals FOR month 20 come
Fowls ~ all kinds were plentiful on
the wholesale market yesterday. ana
prices went orr somewhat chickens. tur-
KEYS. ducks and geese. either dressed or
alFe. can be he'd now II less money
Than was required before Christmas. ana
tlet are just as good AS they were then.
staple articles are holding up in prices
rert weA Fruit keeps Up. and an tho
better grades % aprles. oranges. lemons.
etc., are selling az about the same figures
They commanded before the beginning OF
tle holidays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
GOOD TOBACCO NOW
TO COME TO MARKET

The warehouSemeu have been taking
good long Christmas holiday. bat the
joyous season is now about over. To-
morrow the four warehouses will h.
opened FOR tho sales Of the loose weed
The warm, rainy spell that came aIonz
in the last dying hours 90 Tho old wear
brought an immense quantity of the
snn-cured leaf in good handling order.
and the probability ia thai tse. farmer.
~ Hanover. Goochland. FInvanna. caro-
line. Henrico. Chesterfield ana other
counties that make and cure rho -.host
chewing on earth" struck down arl
loaded on the wagons enough 81 Il 70
make the breaks to-morrow and the re-
M1inder ~ the week pretty large
The warehousemen have Information
from the country 90 TIE eject thar tho
farmers are now going 90 begin 90 deliver
their sood and fancy grades OF sun-cureI
and in view ~ this fact il IS expected
that there win BE- all sorts 81 animation
on the breaks from now until tn GRO,
has been sold out
Tho manufacturers are getting a little
hungry fer some OF the good sln-c,ired
wrappers. and the farmers can expect
big figures = they have really I'm hand
some Of the genuine good kind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
Omen 70 Public

The Virginia Historical Society an
nounccs that the annual address to he
delivered next Friday Eht at $50 O'Clock
in thc hall OF the House Of Delegates bv
Mr. Worthington O. Ford Of the Library
Of Congress. is open to the public 1t is
hoped that a large attendance will be
present 20 hear M FOrd's very inter-
esting address TIL. subject. Virginia in
$500 the Parting ~ the Ways" will treat
on Virginia feelirg on tho question Of
slavery and Is not only OF historic hut
present importanCe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. December 81 The cotton mar
Re- wa- very quiet to-day Holidays iu liver
POOL ead Sew Orleans. ana the fact thar ain
ti-ce markets VIII he closed tomorrow natural
l} naf au eiect on general trade fr addition fo
nc usual end of tho year considerations. Prices
rplel generally steady. however. ana the close
was steady az net advance % tsfi1 points.
Slies were estimated ar 5000 bales
The opening WAS quiet ut decline % 103
points. and prices elsel on another point or
tno at first under scattering liquidation 70
was notice day. ana few notices were i-sue1
but seemed CD ue promptly stopped. and the
Wfrket sfealiei up during the Middle session.
Iu tle late trading there WAS some support
1mm local bulls. ana the market closed OF the
tesf prices of The day There WAS no news
30 consequence Receipts continued fu'i. hut
reports from the interior Indicated no change
iu the attitude Of holders
Estimated receipts az the ports To-day were
fS.62 bales against IS 1Ss lasf week and ls 9l5
lasf year For the week D0 000 bales against
sil l6f last week and l5f 9E last wear. To-day q
receipts at Houston 1874 bales against s.s09 last
1car.
Cotton futures closed steady.
open. High. low Close
Jnruary ..-.-.....- 923 93s e2i 95
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
7-PORT or RICHMOND. DEC 81. 1906
ARRIVED

7.PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC g. 1906
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk n1erchan-
dis and passengers. OLD Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk rnerchan-
disc and passengers old Dominion LINE
schooner b Il. Candy. Sinclair. James River
corn ana straw. w. j. Todd
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. naerchan-
disc and passengers. OH Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. rdorchan.
disc and passengers. old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontus. Graves James River
lundings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company
PORT OF WEST POINT DEC. 81 1896
ARRIVED
steamship DanViile. thomas. Baltimore. pas
scnGors and general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Danvne Thomas, Baltimore. pa
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WILMINGTON y. O. December N.-SPIR
ITS TIrRPENTINE- Nothing doing. receipts.
II casks Rosn-NOthing doing. receipts ma
barrels Tar Firm az s..35; receipts. 5e bar
rolls. crude Turpentine Firm at s. 350f FL;
receipts Us barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. December 21.-TURPEN-
TINE Firm at 61i2c.s sales. go casks. receipts.
SIS casks: shipments 81 casks. Resin Firm.
sales. 1884 barrels, receipts. ?.fn barrels. ship
ucnts 1878 barrels. stock ISIS barrels
CHARLESTON. S c. December 81 TT r.
IINLINE ANu RlSIN-Nnthlns lllnc
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NEW YORK. I'rcember Sl.-rhc dry goods
market was very quiet for the day and most oil
the large houses closed soon after the maiA
had been taken care OF and arrangements hat
been made FOR shipments. The holiday VIII b.
complete Tomorrow.
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MISCELLANEOUS 0iARKET.
PEANUT MARKET.

reported by Rodgers @cCabe & co..
IFrERSBI RE. VA. Dec. &l.-FEAN I'TS-
Spanish--FIrm at Sl25 per bushel Virginias--
Firm a. 5951sc for fancy stock. machine pick.
e. 5isGf-c.; sLellng stock. 5M04c.
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PETERsBURG TOBACCO MARKEI

iAs Reported by CralIock-Jones, Virginia
WdrelulscI
Ptrer-ourG Va. December 81. 1886
Receipts fairly good the past week and
market showed more rctiv'iy than a. any
time during the season. sales. Will be
stued January sth.
TIE quotations are follows.
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BALTIMORE. ND. December sl Flour
Dali and unchauged Wheat Sady, spot O. ~
irari. s'-- 0ta'sc-f steamer, 80 red f4Q69is ..
'oln-otcadH. spot. new. 4l4tuf77sc.. southern
wlifc corn. f4 4N'tc Oats Flrmcr. SO o
white. fi4c 80 white. 29fa 440c. no mix
cd, 81 ffi'1c Rye-Ea~ier. SO. western 71D
ste. Butter Firm and unchanged. fancy irai-
.fHr Boz. creamery a'.fIfU.. DO.
nlle. 2lo-ic.- store packed. 1942fc. Eggs
FIRM at -ic. cnecse-Active and unchanged OF
ll.sn no. suaar-stoaly and uuDnansal