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days for BEl1L'.' Ek4V tohitL ans 2JATE
MALA- lc)
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Mails f1r CHINA JAPAN, HAWAII. and the
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco. close
here daily al s-a5 r. m, up 90 Ssrch 10. fuclu-
sivc i5r despatch nor s City % Psbius 5o}
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
NEW ZEALAND, HAWAI- FIJI and SAMOAN
ISLANDS, VIA san Francisco, close here daily at
6.5j p IN. after March and up 70 March Il. in
elusive tar cespl CD per s. > Nsr'posa- to)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and tie
PHILIPPINE ~ sNDS,e via San Francisco close
here daily at ass p. m, up to March Il iaail-
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close here daily At 6.a5 p. m, up 10 March 90
inclusive, for despatch per S. s. Empress Of m,
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might insist that this soldier Ite-s wing
system should be utilized for the benefit of
our gallant fellows lighting in the Trans
vaal. Ii seems a thousand pites that 50
really simple. practical, and useful an in
vention should be reekessly thrown to
one side. more especially as the inventor
has asked nothing for it.
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broke par several days ago There is
nothing new in the sugar situation except
that the price cutting eight is hercer il
anything than 80 has-been az any time be-
fore, II is said that the Independent re-
hneries are selling below the cut price
made by the Trust few days ago, 1t is
very evident. however, that somebody
with capital has fafth that the low price
has been reached on the stock, for the
present at least
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Today market was quiet and uuImp0r-
tant again. bui again also Dr. showed slight
advances in prices an over The list 90 the
close as it did yesterday. so that the net
movements OF the week. though i'm most
cases declines. are insignificant There
was nothing important bon the develop
meuts OF the day except this small ad-
vance 40 the close. which came after a very
bad bank statement. the worst of the
spring statements. General comment was
caused by the fact that a break did not
follow such q showing. The meaning
seems TO be clearly that the market is
more than ever q professional affair. The
professionals insist on covering their short
contracts when expected bad news APP
pears. There is nothing i'm the record Of
the week now completed that should cause
optimstiCally inclined spectators and in
yestors 20 lose faith en- the market or in
the fine outlook for a higher level Of
prices in the near future. A comparison
Of tOday's closing prices with those Of a
month ago when the surplus reserves in
the banks were much larger than they are
now will show that the railway list has
declined almost none whatever. Sugar
and Third Avenue and some Of the Steel
group have tumbled in prices for special
causes, but they are causes which have
nothing to DO with the value Of railway
securities.
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-Ghesapeake- Beach
SncrinI sundnr Rntc

SOC for the round trip To- Chesapeake Beach
in effect every sunday. Go down and sUr what =
being done, and then reserve a late for your
summer eNeursioa- Tram leaves Chesapeake
Jurctiou. D.. c.. 1890 a. nj, Take Columbia car
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Such a bank statement as the one given
out today would have very bad effect on
the market at any other time than on the
Saturday before the Tuesday in which the
Currency bill is 10 become a law The
much reduced surplus reserve shown last
week has been cut in half and another
similar statement would leave the banks
with a deficit instead OF a surplus. The
loans show another large increase, the
cash shows a very heavy increase, and the
deposits even are smaller. The figures OF
the statement are as follows: Reserves
decreased S7.965.17 loans increased S.
127 600: specie decreased S5.44S. 800; legals
decreased 81. $50 700: deposits decreased
1891 300; circulation increased 1851, GOO.
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4 total OF O. railways show gross earn
ings for the week Of February OF SS72l.-
$40 an increase OF Sl.04f. S72 or 1851 per
cent 4 total Of s. lines show an Increase
in gross earnings for the third week OF
February Of S139400l or 1929 per cent.
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The Changers all closed at the top prices
for the day and. very near il not quite at
the highest Of the week as well. Atchi-
sin preferred sold al SIS Ia Rock Island
40 Iu7 II, ST. Paul al l2I rs. and BurIing-
ton at l23 IS. Nothing new was dis
closed regarding amy Of these securities.
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SLIGHT STOCK ADVANCES
The Market Influenced Indirectly
by War News.

COnsolS Rise I'm London Through
kruger'S Reported Overtures for
Pcncc-PcouIc-s Gas and Sugar Re
fning Strengthened by Covering Of
short Contracts-RaiIwHys Firm.
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ron sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-'99 mans Spalding; cheap for cash:
or trade for gold watch or lady's wheel. 20
ID st. Sc mh9-3t
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Southern Railway. preferred. held its
own. but made no gain for the day as a
result OF the advance i'm the dividend rate
on the stock il is thought that there may
be a short hesitation now that the good
news IL OUT before the advance OF the
stock is continued The market Is so en-
tirely professional that such a result Of the
regular professional tactics may not be
CscauCd
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Chicago Gas which has been one Of the
most conspicuous securities on the list this
week continued It's advance yesterday and
closed with a net gain Of more than a point.
The continuance of the bear talk against
the property had no effect in holding the
price down. II is quite evident that the
break i'm the stock early in the week vas
the result Of maniPulatiye short selling en-
tlrely.
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Sugar. like a large part Of the railway
list, and many other industrals closed the
session al the highest price Of the day.
fraction above par. The stock was sup
ported all day. and during the last fifteen
minutes after attempting vainly to cause
a break the shorts covered sharply and
pushed the price TO 100 IL. This price
with the dividend was also the highest OF
the week and the highest since the stock
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sales-U. s. -a'srreg.: S2.760a112; U. s.
as coupon S. 4n00ll2;- Capital Traction:
1o096 ID. foa96 S-4 2oag6 IS. City and
Suburban r. R.. 100T2I
COyFDNcAEN.r pON-uc
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New York stock market.

Corrected daily by W. p. Hibbs & CO.,
members of the New York Exchange.
1919 Z Street
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by w b. Hibbs & Co.,
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CHURCH NOTICES.


SERVICES at the Rchoboth Baptist Church. lst
st., bet and SITS. Sabbath school at
9 a. m. Preaching az II a. Communion at
D. m. every second sunday in the month
Preaching az p. m. by the pa cor. Text,
Walking in the Midst Of the Fire Pastor Rev
John Richard Item
REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH at
Maccsbee Temple, every Sunday, at 3:l5 p. m.
on 9th St, near cor. Of 81. NV. Item
THE PEOPLES CHURCH. 423 C st. NV. Rev.
Alex Kent pastor. VIII speak q; HIS on
Commentator and Imperialism. Prof. Newberg's
class az l0l5- All welcome Item
THE EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
OF SPiRITU acknowledgements oct. ,
1909 holds services every SUNDAY at 80 D. m.
al Sohmidt's Hail, SIC 9Th st. NV; Mrs. Julia
W4rneke VIII give tests Gov Isaac Sharp will
address the meeting Seos free Item
REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Scrv-
ices al BIS o'clock, sunday afternoon and
40 O'Clock sunday evening in Maccabees Hall,
jl5 OH st. NV All are cordially invited
item
SECULAR LEAGUE-NIasonic Temple. sundays 3
p. M, March II. Prof. Newburgh lectures on
Scriptures and Their Criticism" Followed by
debate. Seats free It
EVANGELIST A. F. BALLENGER will sneak TO-
morrow evening at typographical Temple. 425
G. st. NV. upon The Signs of the Times 81
pecialiy referring 10 the armament Of the nations
In direct fulhllmeut OF prophecy; seats are
free bring your Bible. It
THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Dedication services VIII be conducted a. the
restored church. on sth ST ne. between +
and G., at II o'clock tomorrow, Elder X C. Rus
sell President Of the conference, officiating All
invited II
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, D. C. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be- read daily. as changes may occur a.
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports
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are arranged the presGmptiou q their unial-
terruUtcd overland transit For the week ending
March IG. 100 Tie Ia-t connecting tIoses viii be
uadC from this Office as follows:
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SECULAR LEAGUE Masonic Temple. SUNDAYS
p. M, March II. Prof Newburgh lectures on
Scriptures and Their Criticism" Followed by
debate. seats Tree. It
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Prof. L. De SMOND.

LADIES who desire A Monthly Regulator that
cannot tsu will please address wicb stamp,
DR.. STEVENS. Buffalo, y Y.
de5.tu. h.sat-ly
, 1900-01-31

and Mr.. Frank Smith. 1t is probable
that these young men will soon receive
their appointments as corporals.
CCC
The invitations for the cadet ball,
which is to come off on the 10th of
February, have been issued.
@ 9 9
The 'preps' are thinking of organ
izing a debating club among them
selves. They can then argue to their
hearts content without fear of being
governed by the older students.
A meeting of the Athletic association
will be held soo to elect a manager Of
the football team. At that time it is
hoped hat arrangements can be made
to secure a coach for the team for next
year.
@ @ q
Somebody has taken the college song
books. The culprits are not known but
the girls are suspected.
, 1900-01-31
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Hot Chocolate at Settele's.

law ~ S'NtSAS D.
The president yesterday nominated
A. d. Chamberlain of Inez, Wyo., to be
register of the land office at Douglas,
Wyo.
Miss Georgia Adams, daughter of w.
R. Adams, Union Pacific detective, ar
rived from Chicago on the morning
train and will make Laramie her home.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company held in Salt Lake Monday 1t
was decided to increase the capital
stock from 10000 to .25, 900 shares at
800 per share. AS much of the pro-
ceeds as may be necessary will be de-
den and Laramie. Men are at work
pushing the line as fast as possible.
James O'Brien is in the county Jail
today, charged with aggravated as
sault upon the person of NJ. C. Jah-
rem. He will be arraigned tomorrow.
O'Brien was intoxicated when he made
the assault and eye-witnesses Of the
affair say there was absolutely no
provocation for his action. After
knocking Jahren down, O'Brien was
kicking him in the face, when he was
pulled of by bystanders.
Isaac Hoffman, who has been man
ager Of the T"hornburgh hotel for the
past few weeks. has resigned the posi-
ton and will be succeeded by C. S.
Moody. who comes to Laramie from
Green River, where he has held a sim
liar position in the Pacific hotel. The
change Of management will take effect
tomorrow. Mr.. Hoffman has moi de-
cided on his future course, but will for
the present take a much needed vaca-
ton.
A man who was considerably under
the influence Of liquor attempted to
dismount from No. 3 this morning when
the train had reached the Fremont
street crossing after leaving the depot,
and. came very near losing his life.
hou6h wal hCu AOl u dllcLupl IL, lue
fellow jumped and striking on his head
rolled part way across the track, but
fortunately the momentum given to his
body by the fall vas strong enough to
keep him rolling until his limbs were
almost clear Of the wheels and he thus
escaped almost certain death by a veri-
table hairs breadth. He received a Sc
we're wound IN the head and was I'M
conscious for a long time. but is now
believed to be all right.
, 1900-01-31
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
GREAT INTEREST SHOWN IN THE
PROPOSITION TO ORGANIZE
DEBATING ASSOCIATION.
The College Girls Play Promises to
Prove a Great Success-Lively
Meeting of Debating Club-Vesper
Services Still Command Interest
Other Matters of Interest.

At various times during several past
years attempts have been made at the
university to form a debating assocla-
ton for the purpose of entering CON
tests in the Intercollegiate debates of
the west. Such attempts hitherto have
had little outcome. Last week, how
ever, a letter from the Debating associ-
alton of the University of Denver set
the movement on foot again. The Den
yer association invites the students of
our university to meet it in a contest
this college year, If possible. The in
vitation has aroused considerable en-
thusiasm. Or motion of student body,
President Smiley appointed, last Fri
day, a committee to consider the pro-
position of the University of Denver.
Tuesday afternoon the college stu
dents in mass meeting heard the report
of this committee and adopted its rec
concentrations. In brief, the report
comprehended the following points.
The college students as a whole will
hereafter form a debating association
which shall regularly be organized and
maintained. An executive committee
will be elected, into whose charge will
be given the arrangements for the de-
bates.
,,nrn,t tbn rt,,Jnrtr pJnyr orxant
, 1900-01-31

The reason Hunt can
sell beef, pork, mutton
and veal cheaper than
any other a in
town is because he is
the only meat dealer
who buys and slaugh-
tiers the animals him
self.
Apples 10 lbs. for 25
cents, or by the bar
rel from So to $3.50;
by the box from ST. to
So. George H. Hunts
Popular Market, tele-
4B.
, 1900-01-31
HUMAN HEARTS"

The Seattle, Wash, Times of Dec.
II, 1899, says:
This beautiful pastoral play was pre-
scented to a full house at the Third
venue theater last night. The uni
versal verdict of the audience as ex-
pressed when leaving the theater was
that it was the prettiest and best play
excellently acted, that has been seen
here this season. The scenery is en-
tirely new and the play itself is new to
the Seattle theater-goers. ,
Human Hearts" at the Opera House
February It'll.
HE Mistakes the Effect for the
cause" That Is what the person does
who tries to cure rheumatism or any
other disease by %alleviating the symp-
toms. Hoods sarsaparilla removes the
cause and permanently cures.
Hoods Pills do not grippe. All drug
gists; 25c.
, 1900-01-31

Daily Republican Soc per month.
, 1900-01-31
PERSONAL

D. Higley, agent at Hutton, is in Lar
annie today.
Miss Ben Nash went over to Chey-
enne on No. 4 today.
Mrs. Harry Baker returned from the
east on No. 8 this morning.
DR.. H. l.. Stevens returned this
morning from an extended visit to ON
aha.
Mr.. Frisby of Omaha arrived this
morning to accept a position in the
office of L. B. Merriam. Mrs. Frisby
will follow in a few days.
, 1900-01-31

Hoods Pills do not grippe. All drug
gists; 25c.
, 1900-01-31

interest in the new movement and sew
eral have already announced their in
t%entions of going into training for
these contests in wit and wisdom.
GGC
The college girls are practicing day
and night for their play, which they
will present on the evening Of Feb
ruary 2nd. From present indications
the play promises to be a great sue
pcess. The young ladies understand
that the boys are planning some sur
prises for that evening, but this will
only add to.the fun Of the occasion and
as the girls are all prepared will not
disturb them in the least.
The Olympic journal of last Friday
contained a little poem on the play.
which runs as follows:
THE CHAPERON."
Now is the time, good brothers,
To show your brotherly tone,
For the girls have all turned actors
And will give "The Chaperon."
Now ask some other lady
If you havn't got one of your own,
If she wouldn't be delighted
To see THE Chaperon."
Just rake up a little money,
Though you have to make a loan,
You can make no better investment
Than by seeing "The Chaperon."
Q O
A lively meeting of the Debating
club was held last Saturday evening,
when the club resolved itself into a
legislative body corresponding to the
house of representatives. Some lively
electioneering took place for a while
and then election of officers was held.
ing, managed to elect their candidate,
Mr.. John Rigdon, speaker of the house.
The other Offices were then filled in
a short time. The speaker took the
oath Of Office and then administered it
to the members Of the house and ap,
pointed the standing committees. The
club then adjourned.
coo
The enthusiasm of the students and
visitors in the vesper services does not
but each Sunday a number
gather in the auditorium for the short
but impressive exercises OF the after
noon. The talk last Sunday afternoon
was given by Mr.. English, who spoke
in a very impressive manner on Some
Suggested by Tennyson and
Chaucer." This was very much en-
joyed as was also the music of the af-
ternoon.
Boxing is becoming quite the rage
at the university. Every evening from
to fifteen of the boys %congregate
in the armory and there work off their
surplus energy in boxing. We do not
doubt but that after this, individuals
with blackened eyes and generally
banged up appearance will greet the
professors at their Rotations.
The three who made the highest
in the competitive drill were Mr..
Frank Holiday, Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald
, 1900-01-31
TANNING OF THE SHREW.
Literature and Art Club Will Discuss
Another Play of Shakespeare,

The Literary and Art club will hold
their Shakespeare meeting in G. A. R.
hall Feb. 3, 1900, at 2:30. Program:
Plays of Shakespeare. Mrs. Bellamy
History of Tanning of the Shrew"..