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The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
SAWDUST
AND
SHAVINGS

Wait for the November cleo.
ton.
Ho, we that thirst! Hike for
Oliver. ......
It certainly is cool in Duluth
with enough exceptions to
prove the rule.
This undoubtedly is the busy
season for. that dear old bunga-
low at Pike lake.
Judge Mcknight overlooked a
bet in July-he might have run
for the school board.
It seems like old times, with,
Bert Wheeler out ,crusading
against Demon Rum. >
To- anyone who can Reed the
signs, interesting things can be.
seen around Pike Lake.
It's very much slower to get
a car for Superior than it was
in the rosy month Of, June.
Dear old Oliver still continues
to dispense little drops Of mois.
ture for pilgrims who thirst.
A .lorgnette is as significant
Of high social plane as the eat,
ing of pie and peas with a fork.
After the November election
has passed, get ready for the
municipal election next spring:
It's very amusing to see King
Odin gum-shoeing and submarine
ing, through the hinterland Of St.
Louis county:
. Duluth has some famous dou-
ble-barrelled boys, but Col. Gil
derman of Proctor is a verita-
BILE six-shooter. =
Curious-minded people are
wondering where Noah A. Young
buys furniture now-in Duluth
or Minneapolis.
It is reported that blind pigs
do not bite so ferociously out
around Pike Lake as they did
abount a year ago.
-
It is whispered up and down
the street that our old friend
.Hicken will stand again for city
commissioner next spring.
Mayor Baxter seems deter
mined to make Superior a gent
inc Spotless Town when it comes
to morals and management.
What some Of the professional
reformers will do for easy money
when the state and nation 60 dry
is a great and worrisome problem.
II you wish to hear some
,whopping big fish stories, con-
verse with mayor Magney since
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
HOMECROFTED RENTS.

$50 you own a good many SUBJ
urban houses and acreage tracts, .
said the Eastern. visitor to a
Duluth real estate manipulation.
EDO you live on any Of them?"
"No, I reside in my flat Tie
entire year, was the reply.
"Then you do not raise any
thing yourself?''
"Oh, yes. Every, spring /
raise rents.'
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
A CONSIDERABLE MAYOR.

"What are they moving that
church for?',, inquired the stran-
ger.
"Wa'all stranger, replied the
citizen, 81 am mayor Of these
here diggin's and I'm strong for
law enforcement. We've got an
ordinance what says no saloon
shall be nearer than 300 feet to
a church. I've give 'em three
days to move the church.-Ex.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

Hc <SOC Udch IfOm VeFIuulOn
lake. 4
There's a house down on Min
nesota Point with some lights in
the windows that look suspicious
~ red around the hour Of mid
night.
/. Sergeant Hunter was given a
willy nilly vacation. He now is
back on duty. Evidently those
boasted cards up his sleeve took
the trick.
&. While kindly old st. Louis
county slumbers, Douglas county,
hard by, plans to become the
sheep and wool producer Of the
Northwest. ~
Banker Peyton is reported as
being back on the old job, bust
ly engaged in coping up those
thoroughbred birds, the famous
golden eagles. =. /
The boys who work at River.
side and the Steel Plant need,
want and should have proper
street, car facilities in the early
morn and dewy eve..
St. Louis county grand :iuries
have investigated many less fla
grant, law violations than the
Knight methods at Morgan Park
on school election day.
One Of the brightest jewels
in Billy Sundays crown is the
conversion of commissioner Sill
bernstein to- the great moral and
economic cause Of prohibition. /.
II the people knew just who
the Minnesota Steel Company's
spies are in this dear old town,
there would. be some rubbing Of
eyes and'gasping for breath.
Candidate -Carss, who expects
to take Clarence B. Miller's con-
gressional shoes, has no use for
Turkish slippers, as he's a man
utterly without. Turkish propen-
sites. II
Even yet, Col. L. u. Young has
not taken the people. into his con-
fidence as to why he ran for the
school board and what he would
have stood for had he been
elected. ~
Cultured teachers declare that.
in their humble opinion, Noah
A. Young, superintendent s.of
county schools, can spit tobacco.
juice further than any educator
in. Minnesota.
If Bert Kribsback has any de-.
sire to see . bridge with a. real
- 80 ~ ~
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
FATHERS APT EXPLANA-
TON H..

"Pa, what's manipulation for
"a rise meant" inquired a slothful
youngster. ..,~,
cit means when I pull the bed
clothes off Of you in the morn
ing replied father.-Boston
Transcript.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
WISE DISCRETION.

"Would you hide I behind q
woman's petticoatss". asked one
man of another. e..
= ''Not exactly. But I find it
just as well to let my wife do
the talking when the traffic cop
at Third avenue West holds up
our automobile. +"
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
HE BOILED IT DOWN.

i Flows the new society re-
porter coming on?' asked the
editor of his assistant. II told
him to condense as much as pos
sible."
''He followed your instruc-
tions,'' was the reply. Here s
his account Of yesterdays after
noon tea:
u "Mrs. Lovely poured, Mrs.
Jabber roared, Mrs. Duller
bored, Mrs. Rasping gored and
Mrs. Ehbonpoint snored. Elk.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
LET FATHER DO IT.

Having taken the Sweet Young
Things subscription for q Lib
erty bond, Duluth banker asked
her how she would like to pay
for it,
"Charge it, please was the
prompt reply. ~
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
PREFERS PAPER PEEK-A-

Don't think it's awful be-
cause some of the people Of the
warning countries are wearing
paper clothes, says the Gilbert
Herald. Our women wear waists
thinner than paper-and they
cost from $3.50 to $40. Paper
clothes would save a laundry bill.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

when he was informed that the en-
ployment was from month to month,
by the month, and not for an ex-
tended period, he sat down.
Just before adjournment, in exc
cutive session, it was decided to en-
ploy Miss Claire Helwig, principal Of
the Munger school, as store room
clerk and librarian for one month,
on trial, the position having. been
vacated by Mr.. Joyce and a success
sor to him being badly needed.
The last session of the old board
convened at the usual hour and the
first item of business was commun-
ication from the John A. Stephenson
Co., offering a lot on the east side
of the Adams school for playground
purposes. The property belongs to
eastern bankers and the board was
advised that something like $4,000
WOULD buy it. The board decided
that it was not advisable to invest
$4,000 in rock pile at this time and
in that place.
Supt. Hoke's annual report was
formally presented. 1t was voted to
have it printed and by a firm that is
responsible. Last years report is
not yet out of the pEess.
G. Francis Colman had been so
busy at selling lots and rejoicing
over his easy reelection that he was
unable to present his July report as
treasurer. Ia was promised for a
later day. 1t came last Tuesday, as
follows: H.,
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

& Grow Wing county's hay crop
rs about one-third its normal size.
Hand moving is being used to
save hay around stumps and in
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
TIE GOOD OLD DAYS.

An authority states that the
world was without sugar until
the thirteenth century,, without
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

The farmers Of Blackberry, Nas-
ca county, some time ago Sc
cured control of a local store.
They now have raised money TO
install a flour and grist mill. It
will be ready for this. seasons
grain crop. -: :
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
$103,912.95
$106,630.95
$105,602.31

Deposited in sVauit-$93,000 on
Bonds. J.
On report and Recommendation of
the committee on finance, Otto Bard
was hired as foreman of a repair
crew at q salary Of 1918 a month.
Authority also was given to hire q
pipe filter and two carpenters.
. Installation of playground drink
ing fountains, at . cost of about SIS
each, at the franklin, Washington,
Lester Park and Webster schools was
authorized.
The Irving school gymnasium will
be newly floored at q cost Of $500.
A rest room will be installed in the
same school at cost of $3.50. The
floor. Of the Central high school au-
ditorium will be repaired at q cost
of $3.50. The Central high school
smoke stack will be painted at cost
Of $500. The store room capacity at
the Central high school will be in
creased at q cost Of about $500.
The tower Of the Central high
school is badly cracked and business
superintendent Harwood was asked
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10
RELENTLESS AUTOCRATS
CONTROL ORGANIZATION
DR. SCHAIBLY GETS SPANKED FOR TEMER-
ITY IN BECOMING PEOPLES SERVANT.

McGiffert Elected President and Colman Treasurer.
LeDuc Falls Heir to Brewers Place as Floor
Leader for Majority-BronsOn Continued as
Clerk-Crassweller Makes Initial Appearance
as Director-Annand Sings Swan Song and
Brewer Receives Eloquent Eulogy-Two Ses-
sions Grind Out Heavy Crisis of Business.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

II you wish to hear some
.whopping big fish stories, con
verse with mayor Magney since
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

What some Of the professional.
reformers will do for easy money
when the state and nation 60 dry
is a great and worrisome problem.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

$oVU, OlQney fTcHCH, STdueS, wv.
When the committee on schools
reported in favor of plan whereby
the board of education shall pay
half the salary of the secretary of
the Authorization committee of the
Duluth Commercial club not to e9>
coed $1,000, there was considerable
surprise, inquiry and discussion. i.
The Commercial club, it appeared,
will hire an expert at $4,000 a year
to organize citizenship classes in the
night schools and then coordinate
that work with the work of the for
eigners in the shops. The secretary
of the Americanization committee
will cooperate especially with the
superintendentS Of the plants.
As usual, the matter was sprung
on >the members of the board, not
on that committee, for the first time
that evening. Under the rules, COM
mitteesreports should be in the hands
of the board members at lest five
days before tho regular meetings.
It long has been the custom to hold
back reports until the evening of the
meeting and, in some cases at least,
not even advise the minority mem
Der of q committee of the meeting or
proposed recommendations.
This is a ,fayorite method of the
Autocratic membership of the board
and one thing that is arousing re-
sentiment. Even director McGiffert
admitted at theslast meeting that 4
.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

If Bert Kribsback has any de-
sire to see q bridge with a. real
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-08-10

$122,752.84
Balance in Building and
Sinking Fund. $142, 221.86
Overdraft in Genl Fund 36,619.55
Balance in three funds. $105,602.31
DEPOSITS.
American Exchange Ma
tional Bank. ....... $ 29,272.78
First National Bank. 5,221.20
City National Bank. 49,. 54,145.91
Northern National Bank 15,273.56
;.'y ;1o3,s12.s5
Receipts not credited on =
Bank Statement: s.,-
As coupons, City of
Paramount, MINI. Nos.
ITO inclusive, No. II,
Nos. 81-121 inclusive,
$4,000 ,each-$2,700
4 Coupon No. IL, City
of Paramount, MINI.
$500, ............. 2,71S.00
s1o6,sso.
Outstanding checks per
, list .H:.-.......... l'o2s.o4.
$105,602.31
Deposited in svault-$93,000 on
Bonds. ~ J..
IN ronort ord +;on NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

VF
SAVANNAH. july &.-Turpcntinc firm.
os'2 sales :.7 receipts. .ri shipments. ~
stocks "i.i3l.
k"s'n hrin: sales. ~. receipts. Si5: ship
mcntS -. stock. S..50;. Quote: H. d. r.:
!:jus5: +. q. H. 1900. /. i"o0u"5 *. i.oDdp %:
VI. 1867 y. 1885, VIC. io,S: WV 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
NEWPORT NEWS WATER
RATES TO BE DISCUSSED
Conference Called Here 10 Iuuujrc
Into Purity OF ilrNardrim'S Water
SUPPLY of Utmost Inlnnrtnnrc

The petition Of the Newport News
Light and Water Company for author .
lily 10 increase its water rates will
he heard before Judson {. Dickcrman.
examiner and engineer for inc State
Corporation Commission. in Ncwpor,
News July II. This arrangement has
been agreed unon for the convenience
of the parties concerned. several at
tempts To have ti:c hearing held here
having resulted In no decision
The commission also heard the pc
titlon OF the Washington and Ola
Dominion halfway Company Oh nvc
questions yesterday. The main mat
tcrS were for authority to increase
ITS excursion. passenger and general
freight rates. The case was continued
generally OF account of prospective
settlement by agreement. The qu.S-
ton OF Jurisdiction WAS raised. but in
case OF agreement tins Will not cut
any ngure.
The alleged .nadcuuacy and impurity
uf the water supply for tho city OF
Alexandria has resulted in the calling
~ a conference at the offices of the
state Corporation Commission July 10.
y representative of the water com :
pany. the city. the board OF health ana
the commission will discuss the stu
alton at length.
a petition was about To be placed
before the commission some time ago
Tor a lowering of the rates, but the
report of the examining engineer
stated that tlc rates were too low.
That caused postponcmcnt OF the
petition. The presence of several
cases of fever in the city. along with
The alleged inadeuuacy of the sup
ply. has started the investigation and
complaints again, with tn" result that
tho conference will be held.
The water for the town is purified
by = chlorine establishment. hut il
Il
IF heavy rains and temporary dsuSc.
makes it unsatisfactory. Talk of n
filtration plant for The city is heard
in some quarters.
Commissioner Forward left last night
for Chicago to attend Il meeting or
tho committee OF cars OF the National!
Association of halfway Commissioners.
The primary object or tn" meeting II
to discuss the car situation in the
West during the harvest season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
"COPPER" PRICE ADVANCES
AND MARKET is STRONG
limitations From Washington Arc
That Steel Companies Can Sell
More Production.
ToBAccos PROVE a FEATURE
Steel Leads, With Shares of Large
Corporations Closing at the Top
Price of Day-Gcncral Motors
Holds Firm.
nN nKOnA\ MALL.

MEM YORK Juiy J-Nivanco III tho cop
peg price 1" 90 pound. together with
,rons nt.uati"ns from wash.nEton thai;
steel companies would to permitted 30 soil
cnc4 S' r mfGTfs si Wa '?a ,rScS 80 srcn
stock market to-day In the morning thor,
Was great activity under leadership of the
steel WAS tho leader with stock Of III. biz
CORPORATION closing at tn top price 81 th'
American Bee, Sugar. National CONDUIT, and
Agricultural Chemical attracted attention
IN the copper price. NOT - much because
Of corpcrs alone. hut because /, was ON"
decided at Washington I'm regard 10
prices As readers Of ms column nave bsrn
new conditions tor business. 1t has bccu
lounl that pri.s-iNinr Is failure IN many
lasi,ude. given to rronuc;s tha, price-'tN-
be in practice a free market Win no on.
G s9, Sf9ii'e s,, nndor ;T,',@tn,
TWO POINTS ~ TRADING,
coprers gained about two points. but were
industr! it is tcit thore will he u still fur
;her advance after August l.. L" which tim.
OF American Srncitng is due partly TO m
proving conditions in Mexico.
resumption Of diyidonds on IT. ,rsfcrr"l
stock National Conduit is recognizing ina
10 BE- announced American Bee, sugar wa
up Al IN" cNp"rs" %! shorts. y snort in
tCTtSt OF Importance was also surprised
United Cigar Stores. hut IN the latter ca ~.
there has been steady absorption OF IN"
stock FOR investment a"cuun; because of
growing earnings
!, is denied that General Motors A. a com
pan: II borrowing It's own stuci IN The
strc-i. a. has been reported. II Is i'm.
!" :, ibc 10 sct any on .ci.l information ~,
united Motors, but the log, "f the situation
suggests truth Of tho ru'nors rnunt lhut
sreah OF a merge with G"ny:al ,o;.rs
General Motors chcvrcict ana Gutt.d Motor.
would he an Ideal automobile" .uri,ur. tinu.
NEW NpRh. .lulN 5-Mcr,aut!Ir rap,r 1
mouths. 6: siA months 4 Sterling. siN,y day
nitiS' sh,2i2: c"mn'rrini -iNt2 -.ay aiis 81
udnhS. $i.1-: commercial siAty day bi,is,
STl'. demand. si75a. cables St5G5-i6 bar
slIHy' ''-s' Mexican dollar -: government
n"nIs. S'"a'!S-: railroad bond. Irregular.
Time leans. steady. SIXTY days 80! :. ninety
Hay, "'-F \. six months. -, 40. Gail money
strong: ruling rate.
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LARGE PROPERTY SALE
John ~. Miller. Jr., Hays Gintrr I'nrl
Real Estate !r1E, Ihn,nns Ores
ham for SGO.GOO.

!, N Miller, n. has purchased from
Thomas Gresham the improved property
located at the northeast corner Of Semi
nary and Mcl"osc Avenues. comprising
lots |. and 3, in block -. G:ntcr Park
for the sum of $4,000. it devcioped
yesterday. when the transfer deed W.. =
fled Tor record at the clerks Office, of
the Chanccry Cour, in City Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
tOTrO&. MAI,Kl:rS

NEW NJfih: .'uiy = Thcrr was \ furthcr
.ring for over Tho holiday was active
enough 10 cause rallies after an .ar!y break.
rut prices weakened again, reaching the
lowest level late j. tn" afternoon when bc-
tobsr SOLD AZ % or - points net lower.
Tha; delivery ~, Sod at @3.57 with the gen.
crHI list closing stead: at q not decline ct
10 - points. IN" market opened steady -
an a"Nancc Of ton points 10 drcu" "i
IKE points with near months relatively firm
on covering b! Liverpool and other July
shorts. That delivery soon "ased on with
the rest Of the list however, settling down
from :'.l2 to IS :" right after the calf. while
cciob"r eased "it ia - "a. or II "a points
net lower rhv weekly report Of the wca h, +
bureau proved rather more favorable than
expected. but mentioned deterioration IN
INC southwest and there was ii Hurry Of
covering later ia tn" morning. which sent
October up To ifo and December TO aa..s
making net advances of 10 to y point,
Later huctu@iio were very Irregular, with
last prices showing rallies OF some ten OF
10 points from IN. lowest ON covering cN.
ccpt In the case OF near months. Cotton
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NEW YORK pHODrCE MAKKEr.

UoSs. steady AZ Sl730a Si7.9O. rough., Sli.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSalrs nj l-ninn Slnck AuIIls.l

Report for tho week ending July |. 1918:
coicc steers. i+i2. medium tn good. !: I"
Is. common To fair. to 10: choice heif"rs. l.
10 Is; medium to good, 10 to l.. common To
fair. Ia =: choice COWS. 10 to II, medium
TO good. To =: common to fair. Ia best
oxen, II To -; medium to good, Ia 10, com
mon to fair, To y; best heavy bulls. u L.
II; light. Il" y. best calves. iG: common
10 fair. IL to II; best hogs. l. to liz. me
dium weight. l"'.. pigs. IL, sous and stays.
- I" IL. best sheep. 10. common to far.
. to !. spring lambs, IL To Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

as compared with S3.57G,Sl3 for the
same month OF last year. EXPENSE $.
amounted TO S%.i 1919. AS against So.
"Gs.iI1 last year. leaving net operating
revenues OF $loS3.iGS. AS compared
with $"l,.331 last May. Operating in
come io;a!od $T3S.4GS. as compared
with SIJl. 33G last year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

Tor L. +. Scott, "A colorcd sailor who
forged TWO chcckS. one tor SO ana one
Tor Sloo. Oh t"c RIGGS Bank. OF Wash
lnEton, and cashCd them at :, local
BANK. Riggs is now located la q bat
t'oship. and VIII he. when the re-
QUESTION is honored. turned over to the
State authorities
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CHICAGO i.Itr. SrOtk Marks Ell.

ITIFiNfb. INTI I--I!NES. r"'"Ipt~. In.I'N,
marict Very uneven. most sales ~ good
hogs cents higher than Yesterdays aver.
age. butchers. Si6.tomsiIOl. packing. slc.rr
"Go; light. SIS 1uH Siioi: ruught. si5ioG.
Slinn: pe>. slGGiGi 90
''.t,lc: receipts. $500: good steers. steady .
other cattle very slow and tower good
calves. steady: others. lower.
sheep: receipts. 5000: lamb. inM Is cents
hiEh"r native lambs selling mostly sl''".
81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Nhuirsaw tluotaiiOI,s Un EAchunSe.
,,,.cNGU GKAIN MAKiiEI.

tIIItNtiO. .iuiY "-ENCninS up In rt"ihfc
tor the holiday tomorrow had good deal
la ,lu with advances which took place To-
DAY in the corn market Prices ci"scd un-
settled. TINT >. to i',c not higher. with
August iIi2;s tu Si.3j,s and September $ih'.
$i.aiN. oats gained =, 10 !, ana pro
N.siuus H." 10 .pe4 70.
cash corn: No . yellow. Si.'"ei sl.I'. No.
: yellow. sl1OI,S l;2: NJ. yellow. sl."1H Si6J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

NEW YORK, July S-port movement.
nidGiing $40 receipts. .3 bales; stock
Total ,o-day-Keccip,s. so bales. exports
1850 bales. stock. l.!os,GSp bales
Total for wech- Receipts. y 1U2 bales: ex-
ports. 6j.i.J bales
Total for season Receipts. 5is.,sgs bales:
exports. ; go. -; bal S
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DEATHS.

Died. sunday June 30, al MS
homo IN liuM!lnE Green. Va GAItltl NJ.
IoNG FRAZER. aged nincty-iivc Years
AIR. rrH%t'r WAS born III i.ynChburg \ pril ~.
1873. tie - survived 10y iwo sons John IL
and W. l.. Frazier. and two daughters.
Misses Sarah G. ANA Mary :. Frazier
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SIAN YnHK LINE sroci MARkEr.

NEW SoRk. July = B"rvcS. firm. steers.
Silnnm $3.50: bulls. ss.eo@ SEQ. cows, So
. $500.
81 'Jm SlS0"; srasscr1 and skim milk calves.
S'OoQ SEQ
sheep aud lambs. firm. ewes sS.550 $3.50:
cults, s'"N $500: lambs. Sl6.oop $3.50; cuils.
$iGgD
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Con>t Lines Revenues Increase.
Operating revenues Of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company for the
month of May aggregated St,2o2,IA 81
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GRAND ATLANTIC,

Virginia near beach. Capacitv goo
l'rrscntlnS - strictly modern hotel after OK
tens v" alterations. improvements aud r"fur-
HNhihS PRIVATE baths. running water IN
i"nirs. elevator. etc Notable table. white
service. pucrs special early season rates
- up daily. special weekly. Booklc;
W, j.. SHAW