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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
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MONKEY AND PARROT TINE.
DECIDE TO MEET AS US al i.
That Body Convene at
an Hour That Would Make II POS. :-
sible to attend Hearing OF the
Campbell Cnse Voted Down.

The. session Of the House Of Delegates
was brief and unimportant yesterday
ali the work Of the day being done in the
committee rooms, where the members
are. now kept busy forenoon. early after
noon. and evening. Only one bill vas
passed and that a local one, but one en-
crossed, that Of Mr.. Nottingha extend.
pensions may be filed in the Auditors
office. The Fulton bill exempting Dick
enson county from the operation OF a
prohibition law was recommitted Y In Or
der that It may be perfected. Saf
There was large attendance OF mem
ters when the body was called to orr
der, among the days arrivals being Dele
gate Early. Of Greene. member Of
the Committee for Courts Of Justice
which will to-day begin the investfsa-5
ton OF the charges against Judge
Clarence j. Campbell
The session was opened with prayer by
Rev James Nelson. .. D.. Of the Baptist
church. The journal was not read 3s
"A number of bills and resolutions were
offered. among them the bill Of Delegate
Cummings. redistricting the State for re-.
presenta tives in Congress, which has been
accurately forecast by the Dispatch.
ACTION ON VARIOUS BILLS.
The calendar was called and the Fulton
bill was recomnsItted to the General
Laws Committee The House passed this
bill:
e House bill to repeal an act to transfer
to the county Of Shenandoah the States
interests in the Mt. Jackson and How
ard Lick Turnpike Company.
The bill the title Of which follows was
ordered engrossed and read a third time:
House bill to amend and re-enact an
act approved November co. 1902. entitled
IAN act to provide for the payment Of
pensions under pension act of March Z.
1900 whose claims were not approved I'M.
der provisions Of act of April 2. 1902,
and filed In the Office Of the Auditor Of
Public Accounts prior to September l,
1902
Contrary to expectation, the report or
reports (for there will be two or three)
OF the Committee on, Privileges and
Elections in the Mclean case were not
submitted to the House. 1t will almost
certainly be made to-day. There was no
debate on any question brought up. the
chief interest Of the session centering in
the bills introduced: They were the fol-
lowing:
BY Mr.. Christian: To appropriate $500
to the Home for Incurables.
By Mr.. Lion: To require steam and
electric railway companies to erect and
maintain automatic annunciators at GER
tian grade crossings in Virginia.
Br Mr.. Christian: To amend the law
In relation to ennbalming dead bodies.
BY Mr.. Fulton: Petition from ladies Of
Wise county on the subject OF liquor and
slot=ma chimes.
BY Mr. Cumming: To reapportion the
State into congressional districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
W. Z. Prueitt, Dudley, Mo-. Cured by B. B.
b. Of Old Deep.Seated Rheumatism with
Swellings, Aching Bones and Joints,
Making His Blood Pure and Rich,
Destroying the Active Poison
< sf In The Rlond ss5
In the Blood.

Il you have aches and pains In bones.
back and joints. Itching. Sea Dby Skin.
Blood feels hot Swollen Glands. Rlsfngs
and Bumps on$sthe Skin. Mucus Patches
in Mouth, Sore Throat. Pimples. Copper
d Colored Spots, all rundown, l,cers on
any part Of the body. Hair or Eyebrows
falling out Boils. Carbuncles. Rash take
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, GUARANTEED q
10 cure even the worst and most deep
sea ted cases where doctors. patent medi-
fc.nes. and hot springs fail. Heals all
sores. stops all aches and pains. reduces
all swellings makes blood pure and rich.
completely changing the entire body into
clean, healthy condition. B. B..B.s has
cured thousands OF cases of Blood Poison
even after. reaching the; last stages.
Old Rheumatism, Oatarrh, Eczema. scrofula
are caused by an awful Poisoned con-
dition Of the Blood. 3. 3. 3. stops
Scratching: cures Rheuma t.sm Aches and
Pains. Catarri; heals all Scabs. Scales.
Lruptions. sWatery SBlisters.. loul fostering
Sores: by giving pure healthy blood
supply to affected parts. go
CANCER CURED.
Blood Balm Cures Cancers OF all Kinds.
Suppurating SWel1ings, Eating Sores
Tumors. Ugly Ulcers II. kills the Cancer
Poison and heals the ssores or worst
cancer perfectly. IF you have persist
sent Pimple Wart, Swellings. Shooting
Singing Palms. take Blood Balm. and
they will disappear before they. develop
into Cancer. Many apparentIy hopeless
cases Of cancer cured BY taking Botanic
Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

fore the Senate Committee to urge the
passage of the bill to restrict child labor.
Informa ton has been received from
Washington of an early visit to Peters,
burg Of one Of the grand army posts OF
that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
It is SAFER |: !. ON. [! SEA- A
Accident Insurance Company
Tells Where Most FATAL
titles. Occur.
tiles Occur.

A table has been issued by the Travel
Iers' Insurance Company showing the
number Of people in various pursuits that
were paid for injuries received during the
year 1902. While 1873 people, under the
classification of pedestrians. were injur-
led. those injured by steam railroads, and
steamships together were only 35S.
According to this list, only six people
out Of total Of 1sS75 were drowned. The
entire list is as follows: -
Manual labor and trades .......... 1882
TO edcstrians 1873
Horse and vehicle ..................... e33
Street railway and elevators 1916
Bicycle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 243
Al home .............a..%5 927
Burns and scalds ............... 5eS
Drowning OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49, y
Firearms and explosions .......... JAP
Bites Of animals Observation-Disclosures. 30
Sports and recreatons ..............:. 1874,
Foreign substance in eye $50
Steam railroads and steamships 3sS
I1In office and store ................... us
Return OF premium on ten premium
[ policies .
In case Of death from disease #...........-s
Unclassifled ........................... y
IOtal .Ao'o1o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
SHILOH PosTofFICE ROBBED.
Thief Took the Cash and Left the

KING GEORGE, VA. January 13.-tspe-
cia... Shiloh post-ottice,. near here, was
entered last night. The thief only got
what cash there was. and left the stamps.
Maud. the 7-year-o1d daughter OF Mr..
George Watkins, died last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14

fortune. He. finally lost track OF the
old man. and afterwards learned that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-14
SESSION OF THE SENATE.

acknowledgements Willard called the
Senate to order at noon to-day. Prayer
was offered by Rev. Dr.. W. " Tudor. OF
the Methodist church.
A communication was received from
the House announcing the passage OF va.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-30
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.


a
VIII open &c up.
orn
rresho
i'm
and6 perce
spocot quie eanduncha almarket
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CpldSs.er. IS; Orlando COCHRAN. gimn, SO; Ann.

w. Il wksr 4ss,:. Webster Groves s.; Virginia c.
=, ;AIkansas~deoie. Reynolds. Conway g: Geo.
Az sssd, Pias Pm Bun: a M.s.in Sspsr epPsie.
iioor, ior, Perryviiie. ss; Amanda II. GpchuIch. LAnty
r. Ma5an Livingston Elerson. S.: Lulu Jenkins.
ATas as Marks. saa Fine rass ga Jackson Galloway :"
fsay. Sationsii 7 Home aSsn pansiiie S. % Cecil s.
S. mvs1S2s H1sa fo.rS i vi Ss
Soldiers and Sailors Home. Quincy. s.: oriean
A Redman soldiers' Home. psnyille. g: Aauila
Esssen I 5
sold!ers. Home Danville. SO; George DayenpoIt.
Stockton. $50: George r. Wagner. Danville. 81:
Thomas Hankins. East Carondelet. SO: WIG.
Sssamp;,on sia: Mi.seuri III Palmer. peter sa1
minds Mitchsn. Miths Ray. AZ s'f,eA' 8 f,sne'' A-' Ar
ss!sE sd 81 Tasss Ysnns:s ~
sl7:. Hinton .Parro.t. Lebanon .si4: andrew J..
Best. !.ooEootee. sA: Amos Angle dead. Clarks-
RI Brown. Evans Landing. s James + xSshsII
Riller Oldham Orleans s.: Annie BridweIl. Terre
Hnuts Ina;:s s.; Sophia MsnEs Indianapois: 81 on
kan KansssaWiison wi s: Skinner; Kobinsen; s;
opoli.. s.: George ". Housman, Hutchinson.
so: James r. McCann Soldier, si2: John T.
{St; SSarie: ". sSsItman; shsnuts 81: Nathan
". Bales: Morrowville. SO: Thomas g. McRoss.
Marvin, s: Mary ]. C1aypool Nickerson. 50.
ol. oklishcmapThomas m T. Harper Zua: sl5: Joseph
SO: Queen Victoria Fleenor. Ponca, IS.
Texas-Alex. Mills, Grandview, $l0.
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Produce.
nrs,s sla2se: seconds isgsoc. paiTy-E.tra Isa .Sc
l,ss'' 1se 1sss ssys STOCK "a
and ss5 through: shipped $40.
chesse-NoTthsrn on orders Twins rIS. lsMe Sin Sin,
Eimburser 12isalsc; Swiss laaisc: brick 1sdlanc
PrOvlNions.
Pork-New standard s17.60 per 100 lbs. in Job
ssss fss esss Hsmqey
Green Hams-Car lots held {. .: b. f: side thus:
asnnsd liz ns name is aad sGss q @ sas
ss MsS Ss at ss From tie block ds!:: Hams q
possible: no demand B1a; lots In ,oSbinE way
ssF at It a I al e c.
eisasc sassenMssd f s. g, meats in a ,cssLns, way
Sorniss 70 nis' and aS " n =. shoulders at siss Plain
ra sars ssd 1t 5 at
bellies at % pstss a e at Sssefs fat
higher on orders
country sKs :, at ss for
choice qucta6e at sssc =. .,., ,,... eu.,.
No. at e. PssEers s ehose at SIC 'se,'
white Sstc Packers stock-B own at 4Ac; yellow
at lHQillc; white at 1Q1lAc.
Frog Iegs-Lar9e 81 80: medium 81: small Soc.
Roasting P.gs-Demand limited: sales at 81 to
Veafs-Choice small at SIC per 10: choice
heavy at 596c heretice at 3a4c. Sheep 3q3itc
PEI p thin orsFs s and
kst and roll at S2se; msss az az 81; dried sets
Live Poultry.Choice turkeys , at at lae mi1sd @
Ducks l3c.. Geese &c. Live pigeons and squads
per dog. g.
heads and legs on: Chickens at IL: ROSTERS
&C.: turkeys Iec: ducks 14c: geese 7dsc.
Ducks -undrawn, per doz,: Mallard q s5; teal
g. 70: mixed 9. 15: canvasback .: redhsada ~
si5o: rabbits choice. per dog, 7c. Small and
doz. si5O squirrel, per doz-. eoc: 'possum, each,
5625c, ..
for small to SC for large: dressed cat at ioc:
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REPUBIIC SPECIAL
Washington, JAN cs-Representative Van
diver Of Missouri to-day filed with the POST
Office Department petitions for the estab-
lishment Of rural-f-ee delivery between
Jackson and Millervine.
Representative Bowersock OF Kansas.
who has been at home looking after his In
terest In the senatorial fight. Just ended. has
returned to Washington and resumed his
seat in the House.
Thomas H. Morrows, prominent lawyer
Of Kansas City. is in Washington on busi-
ness. He was a visitor at the Cacitol to-
day. and paid his respects to Representa-
tive Cowherd. He will depart tomorrow for
New York. and soon will sail on an extern
sive tour of the Old World.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-30
COLD WAVE PROSPECT
FRlGHTENS WHEAT SHORTS.
CORN FUTURES ARE ALSO
STRONG. ...
Gables Close Higher and Specula-
tive Conditions Are Gener-
ally Bullish.

Both wheat and corn advanced on
strength of weather reports yesterday
Predictions Of a cold wave alarmed the
shorts. and. while buying was not very
heavy, there was good demand for both
grains throughout the session. The bulls
took every advantage of the fear that a
freeze following the recent thaw would in
jure the wheat crop. Cables were stronger
than they had been for several days. and
there was fair export inquiry; with the
shortage of cars still operating against the
movement of the grain from Western mar
kets to the SeabOard-
May wheat opened llc UP and sold at:
7ss &c ,sss 81 sss ss.s 4s.7ss 4s ss'e ''s ''F '''e
Though receipts were heavy and cold
weather will facilitate the movement 10
market, the stocks III store showed de-
crease, and there was continued good out
side demand. In addition to these builisn n
Indications, the market was strengthened
by the advance in wheat. There was an
excellent export and cash inquiry.
May corn opened 1s4Ac UP and sold at:
4l5sc. 41a.c. Esc i1asc. 4l3sc. ilSc. 4l:sc. 4sc.
Receipts of wheat at st. Louis S,S9 ou.'
of which 81 cars local and - cars through,
against 900 bu.. of which II cars local and
cars through, in 1902. -,
Receipts of wheat at primary points oo2,
954 bu, against 412.O0O bu. in 1902, and Ship
ments 15s 1926 bu., against 3l0O0 pu: North
west received 352 cars. against 32l cars in
1902 Chicago received 1850 bu; To- and md X Kan
sas City 1880 bu. Clearances. 4S1 ,OO bu.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis l3o,S0 pu'
of which 10 cars local and 35 cars through,
against +.S0o bu., of which II cars local ana
Receipts OF corn at primary points. 522.-
Ols bu, against O.OOO bu. In 1902. and ship
ments 745,O4O bu., against 35lON bu. chi
cago received 30l. 1858 bu.. and Kansas CITY
G., 500 bu. Clearances 246,s72 bu =.
Receipts of oats at st. Louis a', l5o bu o.
which IS cars local and IA cars through,
against eco bu., of which AZ cars local ana
s cars through, in 1902.
Receipts OF oats at primary points so''-
6S4 IN Clearances $500 bu.
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To- Morrow.

Washington. Jan. @-Forecast:
Missouri-Eair Friday. Saturday fair: warmer
Eastern Texas-Fair Friday colder In south
westerly winds A''..s.
-, Arksnsas-Fair Friday and Saturday: colder
Friday in east portion
and Saturday.
Western Te1as-Fair Friday except rain and.
colder In south portion. Saturday fair.
1liinoe-F,air and colder Friday. Saturday fair.
fresh to brisk northwest winds dlminishin6
saturday fair. warmer in portion,
kansaS-Fair Friday and Saturday
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-30
llsh. bras. IS: heavy bras. -. copper y: ii,

lIsht brass S.; heavy brass -: copper y: .tn;S
100 lbs. for pearl: mixed At soa15c. Rice $40
PH.ANs-Ayerage receipts about sNGs,ss
PEANuTSinws + S',s Ssoe aEsa Ess%ers s'oekRed at
at aSc for sa Fl and s% pes Miac for
CHESTNUT. New West virginia at &C per
s1PERsis ss1 ;sss s,, PCT Dbl b., b. =, 70,
asss saf Il eaS GE ia5assa bid a.
IS soRSHTM-Prime at z@s.c per gal: inferior
ana 81 nsa.ns,ly; @ Ey-oSs:ss :; e
;,is.s 4 s ssee. 4 &: ssa
Srlss d sssshs; sat q s,nrp~s., ,u..r =.
Sc Dsl IT, sssAk Asp y is maple 4 s
rmssg i %; ss to s "a e q
asso for bright clean; clover At g e for S or
ua %eeas Sscoiorsd ,R and an.oSnd less sd
a a ssa se g s = s
81 ss ssS: sG miii MIA run nnA fruit n sSi
s s psI .ssss srf. ss s ss
M sla ;srse sSs e ssI p51a aSRf sb Se & asa
HSsser s Dark s Se s
CO0PERAGE~Iarge ties at 81 q for wood and
81 30 for iron bound bbls. pork bbls. at SIG 1qr
wood bound. 81 10 for iron bound: oieo tcs sLNh:
tiat-top do sie; gibbs &c: meal SC ,x =, :.
5sse eAeeiNS lS sTeshssslas :, sss Der sa.a os
cotton ties at s1o7!s. Hemp twine &c.
The Metal Market.
New York. Jan. ce:-r:n underwent partial
reaction to-day closing las lower at f1s2 and
10 points lower ie at .ssa 20 sales were reported
Of ys tons SPOT At 50 10 and S nye tons for FEB
Sd to f54 les Sd for spot. and to f55 IL ID for
futures. while here It remained Quiet. but was
sls M lake lake at si2 sais 70: sleesroy,ie at 81 80
1876. and casting at 81: 2sai.. 50. Lead. whi.e
unchanged and Quiet locally. closed at &tc. was
Is Sd higher in London. where It closed at I'll
si.50l5. and also UNCHANGED In London at
10 S. Iron closed at SIS Sd in GLASGOW and
AIS lid In Middlesboro. Locally Iron was NOM
quoted H "ae at .siSss5o: No. foundry. Northern.
foundry, soft. at s2s5ea24.5o warrants are
nominal.
New YORK Jan. 2o.-Sugar-Raw weak: fair
refining 31c: centrifugal 96 test. 11-1ec: mo-
lasses &c: refined dull: crushed 5.35c: powdered
4-s5c: eranulated 4.i5c
New Orleans La. jan 29.-Sugar quiet; open
kettle 2AI4c: open kettle centrifussl 34@a o-fsc:
Centrifugal whites 37sd4c: yeows 3Il931ic: sec.
ends end s,saSAc: Melasses steady; open kettis 1a0
Coffee.
New York. Jan. 2s.-CofYee-Spot quiet Futures
opened steady and unchanged and ruled quiet and
under important foreign news: bur was fairly
fore the close. when offerings predomnated and
there was a partial decline Of 5 points, at which
the market closed dull Sales g. $50 bags inciud-
ing Feb 4.l5c. March 4.45c. July 4.6oc. Oct. l.s0
IA .S5c. Nov. 500.
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Cash Grain, Flour. Etc.

wHEAT-Received So ears local and 10 cars
through BY sample delNo side rs9 and at auotabe
attsr .,c W sds No red local weights at
7ic VI. and L. side. destination weights at ,ia
ags En- sS "a at sya aI:e aier M Tnrkey nase al No
hard at 6si.q72c; No hard at 61c; NO. spri's
at &c. -, o. ors
through Sales: Local weights to go TO elevator
No. and No. at 4lhq42c: No. at ale; No. )
yellow at sc: No. 2 white at H'sc and NO,
"t,ss oATsDReeeived % cars local and a ss cars
sss9uss sss e. By \, EaaSss .Sase afSNf No ssa
white at ssaSsisS No o,nst,x white at at saSae and
lsisc local. and soc destination weights.
BARLEy-ouote mailing barley at &c TO IS s.e
del. Z. side. local: sale car part No, 3 and
part No round at 46,:c del del to ii + side ss. s,s
FLOURISH winter four-Patents. s. ioQ$ 50;
sirssh S@ srades sfssa aard
ter nours-Patents s.. 3.soIs 80: strashts 9o9S lo
clears s2 FOREGOING PRICES ,s t"g .Ge io's orders
M 'BRAN-Market was auotable E. trk. basis at
SIC for mixed feed in zoos and S5c to 81 for mid
dings. according to quality. AT mill bran sells
" "BTcKWHEAT FLouR--At s5.5oa6
RYE FLOUR-At $3.50 in jute sks. and s. 20 In
CoRNMEAL-city meal T. o. b.. $3.50: pearl
grits and hominy s.
IAYRsceipts SO ton. local and $50 : through o'S
Choice sii. so: No. slsaH; No. 2 sli Soa 90
lower grades at SevsE at s f fGs eoSsr
mixed So Scala, and heavy sila12 Prairie on ";
side s1L5o for choice. sli fer No and ~ %
LEAD 6 AND sPELTER~Lead sssnaa4 Spell
'es sTRAW"wheSt r. on trk $50; rye $50 for new
and s7as for old.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-30

North Illinois Express -
Springfield, Freeport and Du-
DuQu0
Chics1o Daylight Special-peo-
ria and Springfield ............
Springfield Accommodation 80.
Chicago Diamond Special ......
Springfield Accommodation 80.
Southern Lin
Fast NAN - Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis, jackson, Tenn:
New Orleans and Texas Ex.
press, Nashville. Atlanta and
New Orleans Special - Cairo,
Memphis and New Orleans. =.
Observation-Disclosures,
Marion and Cairo. ...........
Accommodation-Murphysboro.
Marion and Creal Springs,
Sparta and Chester........,..
New OrleAna Limited - Cairo,
Memphis; Dixie Flyer-Nash-
Vile, Atlanta and Jackson
.ylll0 - ..ssssssss..ssss.sss
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spoonbilI cat at &c. bulIheads-dressed at &c and
gross at &C; bufalo-gro-s 4c: dressed oc
Tor large and sc for small: German carp
white perch SC.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-30
LlMES-15cH$l per 1OO.


miscellaneous Markets.
white live geese in small SKIS 4Sc and in large
sks: lse: prime gray DO &c in small and Csc Il
2lc: XXX l0al4s: MY &c: tare 10 pe, cen, on
small sss and ge5 cen. On ,asse chicken ,s s
wing Sc. pointers e. wing and tall mixed &c.
9 bSER s sRS fns RopfTs 4n 81 d.ss s9ds ss.
per p s black , tail e. Ts1ss t s antelope 0
sHEEH 81 PEE ppts ssn
ssI; shsarlings at 1ogsc dry stock. fallen ETC..
'gses Rsr per H. Ginseng 81 ases5s: lady
15e;, black 4c: May. apple 2,sc; snake ssassc:
e 81 snake Ise, worth se 4k 81 Fse leg sas so0S
bluefag &c: sassaftas-bark Of root &c: wild gin
IS tssUNFLowER sEED-Nom:nal a. .iloa1 IL
LINsEED oIL-Raw at Ec: boiled at 4sc: 1c
pc. GAsToR 81! less sEaNsr.,s. 4 Ssr oas $. per bu
No and , lsc for pr Ne 81; small quantities 1c per
iV COTTON ge SEED b. oIIo-Win,er white 4sc: yellow
47c; summer white &c: yellow 4ie: salad 4se;
,o1Saa at a, Y,s choice a
n per Ds "A. in aaa cans
csfgTns IN far. at 4, sosblnr vav a, :, an
en enf orders dealers e a. charge s5o for and
'of aoPs-New York ., aaassc: Western at 800
as Ervd.an .as at Mesin sss at .oc sranua,ed $50
per bhl: SC per Dbl. more this side.
, BEANS AND PEASEs+White beans strong; car
lots OF choice hand-picked pea held at S2.as on
r trk: jobbing from store this eide at 8. .370
as and machine-picked ct s.. 2542 81. Quote.
from store: Dried green peas-Scotch at Is:
split peas at 81 10 per hu backeye g.: California
pink at skasEs per ib: New & York kidney &C.:
EMPTY. BARRELs- oil; tmnrpsntins tn and
feht oil and varnish soc: SUGAR lie: whisky SOC
do. half bbls 6Oc: wine e5c: sauerkraut 35c;
tcs 35c; 2oc of for each broken head &c for each
HgWp WoSSeS;ray mixed 1Is@1Ac: gray brown and
black mixed at IAG2c: machine picked Z at I'd
3isc: Xxx at 3lsG4c: xXx at qs9sc; xxx at
: BROOM CoRN-Nomiuaily. firm: quote. per ton:
RAGS. ETC.-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at SOC;
old rope-No. Manila at s15o: No. : at, SOC
BoNEs-Choice hieached at SIS per ton: other
kn6f scRhP s5e" IRON Ho = AND METAL Per 100 IBIS
wrought iron 75c: heavy cast 10c mnlleable
steel and breaka&e soc: stove Sc: burnt &c:
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VANDALIA. LIN

PENNSYLVANIA LINES w
BURG-PENNSILvANIA
Train. 90
Fast Mail
New York. Philadelphia. Baiti-
more and Washing ION Sp.ci l
indianapolis and New York
Local {.
New York Limited .............
yaudalia Accommodation ......
Columbus. o.. and Eastern Ex-
press =. ...................
Indianapolis and New York
Express :.
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Train; No'.'. '.AAf NoSs Ssps2. Arr,,.
Toledo. Buffalo ana New York 1850 pm '7:to am
s!s.s Sa,s ss pm IS :s
L. q n. r. r.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Atlanta: GhastanSoss. M Maeon.
F! Aasp;siHs sna Ts%p..se. :: saopm ,:s,n
willie. Birmingham. Montsom-
;;ssS:sny!ii: sS ;s hs~ Far: Hr;e'ei chariss, sae
sSSIseTs 1;' E1R;... to Evans: ';'' a" 'a' p"
S5s Mos.S. Sashysl'e New orls.n. s,5m.nfha%: fhs%:
osais aSr'eav''1f and St, Feteassuss. sa.ssna
Fla. ...........-................. SIS pm 7:eo an
L., H. 4 ST. L. RY. Hcndernon Route),
Train Depart. Arrive.
Eps,a.: port: LSIisviile and the East s2s am Tds pm
the East 's:55 pm s7:2o
M, X. & 1.-THE KATY"
:, Train. Depart. Arrive.
dian Territory "a and ti'''i Teias m
The Katy Flyer, for Dallas. ''' a" VIA p"
T:.,on TS5s wss,I san Ah.sais asnison Mtsi.o ss,;
City and Intermediate points. 1850 pm tn am
'shs'a sfiis seSay. d.iy fegmS,a Ksnsas inSisn
Territory and Texas Express. ..'11:S pm 'e:,o an
rItory and Oklahoma Flyer. 1882 pm '7:z7 am
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY.
Via Wabash0
Mali and Express............ Il ~ am III 10 am
Mall and Express. Is 0s pm ts;ls pm
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Es:s' ss AsI,s:. sg:$; e ssy e
sss ss% ann I g: gs
St; joseph. Joplin Wichita and
Kansas Limited. and South
Kansas and Colorado Express 10 p pm ..io am ann
Creve Occur Lake trains leave Union Station ai
-s;ls m. 's:i5 a: m. \ 80 p m, and 4:sl p: m.
oaf trains ssSs % and s!5 fs:''
Kirkwool trains leave Union Station 1t 47:to a:
% snd F. t' % e.gsps TgxeS 5:7ay:
ton 1l:30 a. m. except Sunday.
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
SERVICE.
Eastbound-Leayes Eighth and Gratios streets
iii s:s s.' s" ,s + n a. Eneepis me- isss nsas sss .s .s
s;sa p M Saturday and SUNDAY ony.Ii:l7 m.
1as WasSinstoa o' Ayenae yes a b DalIy@R n s
S;sa saa, p m Except sYnday-tas 81 7:4. SIS.
WestSound nd Leave M G Granite L e City, pa,ly-1,o.
si s 5ls .. !. EXCEPT Dss ssuasassysi44' ssS 81 D. s S
Saturday only-4;45 p. m. Sunday only..s:ss. 500.
sePi AND fsS sssseey MI M
Except ssSs Maaissn sds 81 SIS 81 'ie
M sunday On onlys E s 70 satS5das io5 a. m satal
day and Sunday only-11:5s ..
ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAY,
ST. LOUIS AND CHESTER EAPRESS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-30
wOoDMEN OF AMERICA.

Pensions for Southwesterners.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Jan. 29.-Pensions have been
awarded Southwesterners as follows:
James X. p Steen. Sturges S.: Harry P Rooin.
son. Boonvile. S.; Perry q. Brock, Seneca, $40:
Naner 81: Abrahnm N. Tempiar. Butler. $40;
John W. Klein. Florence. SO: John W. Burks.