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Property Transfers.

Riehmond-w. w, Marston from II, r.,
M sSiassa Avsnue. 10 feet wost q meadow
s' iIsanr,e s5osTsh IT. rarrana and wife to
j. 4. Brown, so feet on south . de National
Street 800 feet sast e. Church Taa sIo9 ,or,
800 feet Of, cast side Jefferson Avenue. s700.
G.. .W. Turner and Wllltan and Margaret
Singleton's trustee to, Ann Garter, 80 feet on
Twenty-nfth Street, southeast corner =. $500,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Jan. es.-sPIR1Ts
.TURPENTiN-No dying; recstptss, II
casks. n Rosin-Flrm at ;?,45:freceipts. SO bar
rcIs Tar-Flrm at 81. 40; reoaIpts, lbs barrels
Crude Turpentine-Etrm at g. 5of4. Is \ receipts.
81 barrels. !, :. q >; -
Firm, ut = &c: receipts. sc casks; sales, 400
casks; exports. 1e5 casks Rosln-Fitm: re-
ceipts. s6aa barrels;, sales, :, 14a barrels; ex-
pp 3G.HIIA RI s.. G.. Jan. 2s.-TURPEN-
.TINE-Steady at 64,sc. Fosln-Stcad ~
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
lF-.-1F Richmond, va, jan, %, Iv9t.
i.s.Ss d SALES. Ne

. : " i.
virginia ccn.urcs-s5,5eo at ssH; 500 ct
iii iiss.;chsmaona c CITY $500 at 1oL
i Virginia ss-15p at ot,s.
STATE sEcURlr1Es.5S Bid. Asked
North carolinn4s. e., 1912 y; i i9e
North c seM y ana ci r. lsls.. & s
Va. scntSr INJURIES =, G.. and n. issi.! oSi; osA
CITY sECURITIEs, 81 I. s.
Richmond CITY As r.. 1g;a. 1aso...,1 ot
RAILROAD STOCKS. .ss5
Atlanta and Char. LIST Is r., 1907. 1oI ..
Georgia & a aed pa Iii } FL s.. c.
Pat Class b SIS r. G 1921 Is i5..
Sief sna an " ,I Ell P is ss
e;isrp San 1T l ds 81
STREET RAILWAY BONDS. 4.
N Norok 81 and ~ Lsa Is. +.
( RAILROAD BONDS
A,Ian,a and charlo;te 1S i is9
A Atlantic G Cast Linz line is iio
chesapeake and Ohio ............Io9 2.
Norfolk and Western corn........loo 81
and II, Ply. OK lSS sf i9., s 10.
seaboard Air Line com............loo 81 10
Southern Halfway ptd............loo :!
Southern .,! hSilway com.'......... leo go.
Merchants National .:..:..;.......loo 80
u INSURANCE COMPANIES, Ia
Virginia Fire and Marlne........ss 3s,:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gonse!'aatsa Tob p c bonds. 1S9 &c g g;
Va.-Carolina Chemical conn.,. 100 a. %
Va.-car. c. Co. Col. TT. s D. Go. o.
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Eggs. cheese and fuagr-oulet and I'M
80 y -
s5 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. s
{ 49, Il - Richmond. u ra. =, Jan. rs, 1904.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
49, re-. IInjor Efock VA rdA 55itt

Richmond Va, Jan. IS, 1904
y Receipts for the week ending Mordev:
ATTLE1Receipts, lis head; market slow
and 15a25c. lower. Best steers. * q5cs; me- q
$40; best heifers, 4a4sc.; medium t. goo goo.
u as,;c extra ssc.: bulls. * ass.sc; f1s.h
cows SD. aio, yeaIs.S 81 Gt7c. 81
. ofc 1T. head: market slow.
Good hogs .4oc; tat shoatst 5asac; ~, rough
he sHrsE P y AND Bs-Rcce,pts, co7 head.
market fair. Good sheep. 4asQ5c.; lambs; b75g
SIC. Il ..a,,,
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TOBACCO MARKET.
. Richmond. Va, Jan. %, 10

4. Richmond Va, Jan. 2a 1901. h:
& Dark Fired Tobacco-New: Receipts increna.
Ing gmavke tS active ut prices quoted. Old. Re-.
Very ] quiet; \ but little doing Brights-Quet,
hut, Arm; light receipts, Sun.Cured-Re. e!pta
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n nRY GOODS MARKET

has advanced still further with bid ling :
regular cloths at cents and corr spending
Buyers are now In evidence the advance slim
ulating them to efforts to secure goods oe-
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Fl Prospect, fair Tor ali kinds Of !. stock, 4.

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. .E 2s:-cATTL.E--Ree-
ceipts, 5000 head: Market stead Co.., e
leo: stockers and feeders 90 ~; e eows:
hslfers ss9ESo; eanners fkSo9:ss:
ceipts to-day. $4,000 head tom ROY % o99
head. Mixed and butchers IS GIL 5000 =
5.6S; light, s465I5o0:s bulk Of sales, sis9gSo %
epReeeip,s, X 900 head shesp 1 oas;s
wethers. a. 29g460; fair to choice mixed. 1880
100: native lambs, .A.2oQ6. c.. ,-tst
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c,o 8 I OH Mark,

Ks NEW YORK, Jan. 26-cottonseedt oil was
flrmer' n on continued strong news from tina
South and "a good dema nd from. shorts. Prime
yellow, .37G37hc.; oft umnerEyollow. nominal; :.
prime white 80 doc; prime winter yellow
40G42c Il t.5.ssi F
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CLOSING IS BOND QUOTATIONS.

rh,,.oro r, and cuincyI now a. I. 93N
CHICAGO, NJ. and ST Paul gen. 4s........s l9s
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s........ ~ *
Chicago. and Pscinns s ~ i.:.. s
$Gf CT c. and ST. Louis gen 4s..........;f s.,l
Chicago Terminal nina y s5n
~ VII +, oS nie AZ ,,,,..,,.. 90
Rs sSys Ps f. ~, 'ss
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sta...:.,.. ~ 3
Hooking Valley AS !oo
nnnao nod 49, l03ss
NsxIssn S ssD{TaI e 81 81
I q, 81 os In 90 Ig5
i.,,,si nsns and Texas 4s y
Misso,iri Kansas and Texas s..........s 81
Natio1al r. Of Mexico as con Ss
Eew Jersey Central gen. IS 1911
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BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 20:--ELoUR-Qnint
Contract and The month, &C.; do, red, western
o2N dssc coTp-steady 9nd loTSsE SPA eng
White, 45ac, Rys-F! rni No, 2, sig, b1tteFs
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MISCELLANEOUS; 5dMKETs,
PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2s.-PEANUTs-
Farmers market :nrmer Fancy, a1se.. strictly
&c. Spanish. s39s5c.; machine picked. Cad;
PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. 2s.---PEANuTs.
spunlah eOts21.u4 Ma1kat1 nrsu. stock light
fancy q market steady. -
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NEW YORK. Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3
head No sales reportea;;, Dressed res BEL hesc,
Caives-Receipts, 1856 head Market firm. Veals.
sc higher for ;e Mss 74c
Sheen and 7Lambs-Recepts, 1895 head. Sheep.
quiet; lambs. steady TO- tirr11. Sheep; siStso:
lambs. Sc. 6la7.OO Dressed mutton, per
pound Y dressed lambs, 9llllc.; Hogs-Rece!pts,
00i head No trading. n AZ.
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,oonc q +. l03M
~! .nc! I5osns, AZ 70 81
"A ract voSterr con, OH
Oregon Short Line 4s md Partic........" e.
rnn.rai q ests
st. LolIs and Iron Mountant ~ con r. es. a HI
ii. Louis southwestern lists 9t,,
seaboard Ar Line %
Southhern aitrav 81 1lsA
Toqas" and paniflo lists 115h
!eIsao 81 EoaIs and Western ..: ,Ss
$sS: { $;:s , iI$
Wabash Deb. BIS SSo o1Ns
Wheeling and Lake Erie . AZ ~
Central "a
Colorado Fuel and Iron con. 5s............ 32;?$
N. and o. Collateral Trust Is ........... IN
Central of Georgia I'd 1no.................,. EVA
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CHICAGO ILL Jan se..Aneathsr ,a a,hIa,n
break occurred IN wheat prices to- 1H'o oWy
sales attributed 70 the principal bull lnterefSt
caused decline 1f 2E ~ ~ prld o 2! sa Inc
source. however. resulted IN not only a ON 2,
plets recovery but ga GAIN, over yeatefSHsms
&c UP. May corn also gnlnel ,:c:: an oats
We're 20. higher. Provisions gore 2tsc' nlgneF
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

N0l ksA311 tIuS79sfs n'7N1Ff$.1 y y, -
4 BALTIMORE, Md. Jan 26.-Seaboard Air
line common o5sQbl0; do. pr ferr.d II LaGplS.
Seaboard lS GIL bid. Atlantic Coast Line
common. 1880 -oo,s; do ;prsterred, nothing do
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u. s. refunded 20, reglstercd. !. y. .....,1o5A
u. s. Rounding Is, coupon y. ~. loSH
n AZ reriatered +. !. !. !. J. los
ri A, coupon . I. I. !. !. !. \. ~. 1o7
u. S, New 4s, registercd.s ~. 1924
u. s New a, coupon I. 1891
u s. Old AS registered I. 3. 10TH
o. S. Ola ~, coupon RI 1914
u S. S. registered. i. =. 1oiH
III q. Is. coupon !, . !. 1914
Atchson genera Is Y. i. sa7s
gAtchson adjustment 4s7...,.............,..s 9a
Atlantic Coast Line As y
baltimore and Ohio 4s +. !. I. 1olE
Baltimore and Ohio 31ss ................... s5
Central. OF Georgla 1st Inc . 7ls
ir.hesancnke and Ohio 4l.s ........... Z. 103i,
Chicago and Alton AIS = ss
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BALTIMORE MD. Jam: se; Sal :,
Veal. Der pound, .Qic.; poor ii good. per
head s6Gls. %. Lambs and sheep-Mary.a.,a
poor. thin. rough, Az Csc. per pounl. Wool
Sheep per pound. best stock, S9a. &C.. :. good.
Old bucks. per pound, "a 9z1sc.. as 70 quality
and weight.
E CINCINNATI, o., Jan. es.-HoGS-Dull at
50. 5odf5. 30 cattlc--Actiye and higher at SEQ
AIS Sheep-strong ut S::.bR4,0 o.. Lambs
Strong at S45OG665. FIJI
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PRODUCE MARKET.

4 NEW YORK, Jan. .s.-FLQUR-Gnsettied
and generally slow. buyers holding Oft, MIN
nssGS pa'en s.oBS tSs
RveNsteady. BarIeyNouIct.
wheat Spot lr1n; red, ga: o ,!,t ons
Sppsas 81 Cent nhd bnhe on
Ghsaso T pa IN turn s
huyns thas h quarter rnt asq strong at
net advance. May closed at e-tsc,' July
ssaS sin-spo, a,4n: 40 4, Sc. options market
in wheat, corn was nevertheless we'll sustained
on bad weather ncws. ana IN tnel atssrn ,snn
copsderaSis strength eoIIs
of HeefAFr lr cut fe easgfnn; picked shout
per Ros
Steady strained common 70 good se ~ y. I y
RE s,ni No. t taSeeef u sSS;
onened s' STEADY II decline Of SOLO points ~
dor continued liquidnton Tho market late. az.
vanccd with continued buying and was l.naii ay
firm OF net advance Of 1oVP-a po!h's' . 'i
nominal fair refining o sSe Il
sugar s4s sissg %oud ienso Say sS' cut
subes l. g. f Riee.esteady. oiassesFr,s
as!srMs. SH'
iSc 'ma Whss sasa
n:aEs esg f sanE anSs
sey. 81. 2og275; Jersey sweets SLb0qS M Stats
and Western. sacks $sg9Ts.oo y
sssa per ee ;sSlooo cotoaB steam
10 liverpool l2c.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG. Pa,
Jan observation-disclosures fair; market low
err Choice, prime fat:
er. Prime heavy, S5.soy5.35: mediums, $5.-e9
$50 heavy workers. lisht, y0 0cs' x
Sheep@Suppiy fair; .markets steady. Prime;
wethcrs H.60I4.76:. culls and common, t2G3. ~;
choice lambs 50, 400 veal calves o0,
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. &c, 1905.
~ n W. ARRIVED a. 73l8
Barge William H. Bonner, Boston.
Barge Frank Pendleton, Boston.
Schooner Oakley C. Curtis, Portland,
Schooner Young Bros. New York.
Schooner Bayard Barnes New York.
y IN IN ~ sSAlLtiD. -... }.5.. 4. i,
Steamer Pathfinder BOSTON, g.
Schooner Charles a. Campbell, Boston.
Barge Independent. Boston, M
Barge San joaquin, Boston.
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last year. and a. Houston. ii, ri bale. against

last year. and a. Houston. II s.l bales against
Cotton futures opened easy and closed ,'sl
}s s,I,,syv IiS Ss 1:ss iss
March .............ii.1: i5.e9 1870 1893
A}gril la q l5S 1s sSe
i nns ...............i5aa 1854 1ss 1921.
July .....:.........i5.s7 l5so 1s?s III III
isSS i 1sss 1sfs
set sSHn essfs S sai ssns pgB sss
que. a. ,s:s net j, ssG sagss
to-day Z all sespor,sNet 5ecs syps;s
saf Fanss rs bsiss 10 he contlnsnt
7ts bales: st.$T..'.,,, =, .helss. *. r.can,.
sas. at g
bales; to France 4,778 bales; TO the continent
since sp.ee s y eli p1sst
nT sss s,ss EaSsse ''''s 0A's'
nhEAIESs Ia ", 5sp fs i7f e. De-
advanced S3-l6c- I, 90 !.
nfsTsh epS1se
showing q small decline and an a. .vanc .pf
oniY sa4 points at the time OF tIe oPeninyg
ynncss here yesterday tho course o. tho
course Of ths English market had q Temporary
depressing effect, hut within ten minutes after
ths opening prices were higher than yester-
day S close, and they steadily rose with Q
Of the active months had advanced from 2sg3S
points above the opening About noon heavy
contiued to near the end OF tho session. carry
ing prices down 10 about vest rdaJs hnals
lower
Is S5 April Is lsgls.s0; May. Is. 70d L. Jun.
IS sifllh SO; July Is sI1 l59S; August, lol5 ask
ed Eeptcrnber. 13 Is bid.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. 20, 1901.
ARRIVED st s5S 4; Il TX
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
lanes river landings, merchandise and passen.
gers Virginia Navigation Company.
b Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Nc rfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. OLD DOMINION line.
SAILED, ...ist III III
. Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers: Old dominion line
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!. saAN<a STATEMENTS.

REPORT. oFrTHtjic oND1r1o OF THE
d NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.@ATf
RICEIMOND.4INTI THE STATE lOF,3VlR-
tC,INIA.8AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
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futures RANGED as folloWsi =
Open, y High. LOW, CloSo

Casl, quotations Were az follower El.E3UisGI'
Dull and easy. Butter lrmeri creamery a 1bg
s7e.; No: red. ,ssM ag!e NJ, corn, ! ss g
ys!Iow a7s NoN NJ cuts Sc Ss sss
e Gosd fes Si Sares SHassc fair q choice
mating No; aaSssea 'lsi9a S Y
MESS nork i psr barrel. sls.siYlsIi; lar per
iSe polnds, sEss short ribs sides oo,e9 g 4isse
Wihhiskey, basis OF high wines, fLa1. Gl1y;sr.
eSntraet ESgsFlTRM 81 2sS
bushels; oats, 4s9,eoo bushelsiI oats, sl7@'
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Official Range and Sale q Stocks "a New FORK


!, SALES:
1890 Missouri Pacific. ............
Nash, Chat. and g. L......
1400 New York Cetltral.......s..
2TCO Norfolk and Westerti.......
tC0U N. Va Ont. and Western.
lips Paciiic Mall ........u........
323W Pennsylvania r. H..........
/ 900 PEOPLES Gas ( Chicago) "a.
iW Pressed Steel Car. pfdn...
800 Republic l. ana 49,, com. 80.
az Repnbilc i. and s., pftl."..
1880 Reading, cotn.. ....t. .......
& 100 Reading, list pfd.............
6 Reading, I'd pfd...n.u......
1900 Rock Island. com
2O50 Rock Island, pfd...,.......
32J SlpRs.... ........ .........
Sloss, pfd. ....... ......:.....
iGO S. l.. aud Southwest, pfd..
1890 Southern Pacific .....,.....
5000 Southern Railway, corn...
1926 Southern Railway. pfd.n..
'5 Seaboard AIRLINE, CONN.,.
Seaboard Air Line. pfd.n..
2G25 Tenn Coal and g1ron........
1900 Texas Pacific ..............
5000 Union Pacific. ...............
100 United States Lcather.....
5000 United States Steel .....:....
2SOOOUnited States Steel, pfd...
1000 Va. Car. Chemical, conn.,.
15D Va. Car. Chemical. pfdn..
SEQ Wabash, conn.........f .'....
$40 Wabash, pfd........ ....s...
$50 Western Union .....,.......
4 065 Wisconsin Central ...;.t....
1925 wisconsin Central, pfd.nns
Ms Total sales, 463, 5M,5 II y
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SPOT cotton active, arm and hi har. tn #9 de-
mand exceeds the supply: purchases are MADE
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JANUARY 90. 1904 49,, q. !. Z

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in .......:
Surplus fund .,...... $40, 900 90
Undivided profits. less 81
u expenses and taxes 80 J. !. =. !.
Z paid RECOMMENDATIONS VI
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Z Spot cotton closed quIet n,iddling uplands.
les; middllng gulf. $3.50; sales. go ba llcs. =
1, Cotton quiet \; 1niddiipg, 1875 net receipts,
4 noa haics: grr,sE 5.97s bales sales 20 balcs;
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: Cotton futures barely steady: January.
"A. ssGl5.to: February. $500 asked: Marc, s!Q
Is 80: April, Is lSals50; May Is. 70d Is Il: Jun:,
is 81 flih ST. July Is August, To- 10 ask
ed; September, - bid
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sTATICNENT OF THE FINANCIAL
N CONDITION OF THE CITY BANK. OF
RICHMOND. LOCATED. AZ, {, RICH
AT THE CLOSE of BUSINESS JAN
UARY 22,g 1904. MADE TO THE STATE
CORPORAT1ONeC OMMlSSlON.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-09
Rare Pictures for Exposition.

A feature of the Fine Arts Exhibit at
the Lewis and Clark Exposition will be
the Italian display of rare art crea-
tions. Italy has applied for large al
letment of space and some of the best
works of Italian artists Of the present
day and some of the old masters will be
hung at the Exposition for the first
time il, this country.
V. Zeggio, Commissioner General
from Italy to the Lewis and Clark Ex-
position, has left this country for Ven.
ice, where he will make careful selec.
ton of paintings and other works of
art for the exhibit. Some of the rarest
paintings executed since the Renais.
ance are on exhibition in the Royal
Italian galleries and as Commissioner
Zeggio will have these to select from, it
may be said without any exaggeration
that the Italian art exhibit ut the Lewis
and Clark Exposition will be the finest
ever displayed in this country.
Owing to the great value OF some OF
The paintings they will be brought to
Portland under the care of special
guards.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-09
A Certain Cure for Group.

When child shows symptoms of
Group there is no time to experiment
wife new remedies, no matter how
highly they may be recommended. :.
There is one preparation that can al.
ways be depended upon. 1t has been
in use for many years and has never
been known to fail, viz: Cham berlsin' 8
Cough Remedy. MIR. NJ. f. Compton
OF Mafket, Texas, says Of it, Il have
used Cbamberlaiu's Cough Remedy in
severe cases OF Group with my children,
and can truthfully say it always gives
prompt rel!ef. For sale by o. o. Krog.
stad.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-09
What I'VE" Are.

Somebody who wants to explain
what the editorial 1--WE" signifies, says
its meaning varies to suit the circum.
stances. For instance, when you read
that "we expect our wife home today"
we refer to the editor. in chief; when
it's 1--WE are little late with our work"
1t includes the whole office force, even
the devil and the towel. II i've are
having boom," the town is meant;
tive received over 100000 emigrants last
year," it embraces the nation, but tive
have hog cholera in our midst" only
refers to the illness OF the man who
takes the paper two or three years
without paying for it.-Muscotah Rec.
ord.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-09

Man is funny little cuss, and has
not long to stay; he flies around and
makes fuss, and then he hikes away.
Some men imagine they are great and
try to tear up Jack, but each one meets
the same old fate and trots the same old
track. Great Cnesar's dead and turned
to clay and so is Cicero, and Alexander's
gone the way the rest of us must 20.
The sages, heroes, poets all, the man of
wealth and worth into an open grave
must fall and crumble back to earth.
Then let's not join the mad affray, and
struggle like the deuce and agonize our
life away, for really what's tho use?
Let's live and love and sing the while,
aud work some now and then, and give
every one smile and cheer the hearts
Of men. Add whether we are crowned
with flowers, or chilled with winter
SHOWS, with happiness let's fiji the
hours, ere we turn up our toes.-Se-
lected.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-09

The army of Germany on peace
footing is Cos, 900 strong. This is q
good-sized army for a population Of
57.OOO,000, but the reichstag has been
asked to increase it to 62l,OOO. If the
United States, with its population of
100000, kept as many men under
arms as Germany does there would in.
deed he occasion for remarks about
"militarism." This country, with it's
large population, its extensive area on
this continent, and it's insular posses.
sions, has an army Of 6O,lS3, including
officers and prlvates. That force is
hardly large enough to perform the
task Of "subverting the liberties of the
country" which some persons have af-
fected to believe it might undertake.
Chicago Tribune.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-09
Russia at the Exposition.

Russian participation in the Lewis
and Clark Centennial, at first de.paired
OF on account Of the war with Japan,
is now assured. Secretary Reed of the
Exposition has received cablegram
from the Cars Councillor of Com
merce. Edward Grunwaldt, stating that
the invitation sent by the exposition
has been accepted and inqniring as to
the allotment of space.
The cablegram stating that the Rus.
sian Empire would make an official ex-
'hibit came as something of surprise,
because Russia made no official partici.
patton in the worlds fair at St. Louis.
Japan arranged several months ago for
space and has planned an elaborate
exhibit.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-09
A n;4xr u,;tLan, .L.I

A city without church would be a
very poor place in which to bring up
children, a fact appreciated by even
those who oppose the church. The
church as an organization stands for
the best there Is in government, bust.
ness and society, no matter if there are
hypocrites in them. The church de-
creases lawlessness, the absence of it
increases it, not statement but a fact
generally appreciated. And yet there
are people who seek to put black eye
on the face Of everything favored by
the church. There is field in the
matter for people to be reasonable. .-Ex.
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The Key that Unlocks the Door
to Long Living.

The men of eighty-five and ninety
years Of age are not the rotund we'll
fcds but thin, spare men who live
on slender diet. Be as careful as he
will, however. a man past middle age,
will occasionally eat too much or of
some article of food not suited to his
constitution, and will need dose of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
let's to cleanse and invigorate his stom.
ach and regulate his liver and bowels.
When this is done there is no reason
why the average man should not live
to old age. For sale by o. o. Krogstad.
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The amount Of money in circulation
in the United States on November l.,
aggregated 1858, 476. 66l, being an in-
crease of s2l, 1887 ,l73 during the month
of October, and OF l66,Osl, ,793 since
November l, 1902. Based on an esti.
mated population of 50, 329, 1000, the
circulation per capita now Is $3l ,3S,
being the highest yet reached. At the
same date last year it was s2s.99, and
in 1900 it was S27.S2.
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Youths Companion a. a Gift.

What other Christmas present can
you choose that will give so much pleas
ure for so little money as years sub.
scription for the Youths Companion?
The holiday numbers and the calendar,
joyously welcomed on Christmas MORN
ing making good gift in themselves,
are but the foretaste of whole years
feast to come. The mind is enter.
tained with the numbers in hand, and
the imagination revels in the pleasure
that each new week will bring until
Christmas comes again.
II you desire to make a Christmas
present of the Youths Companion.
send to the publishers the name and
address of the person to whom you
wish to give the Companion, with $l.75,
the annual subscription price. stating
that it is to be gift. The publishers
will send to the address named, in
parcel to he opened Christmas morn
ing, all the remaining issues for 1904,
published after the subscription is re.
ceived. including the double he liday
numbers. The Companions "Carna-
TONS Calendar for 1905. Autographed
in twelve colors and gold, and subscrip-
ton certificate for the fifty-two issues
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For illustrated announcemnt, fully
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Companions new volume for 1905 will
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The YoUTH's COMPANION.
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A Chic Retort.

Mr.. Choate's quickness at repartee il
well illustrated by the following story.
During "week-end' at an English
country house his neighbor at breakfast
one morning CHANGED to be pretty
American. who had come to misfortune
in trying to manipulate her egg in the
English fashion. With face full of dis.
may she turned to him:
"Oh Mr.. Choate, what shall l do!
I've dropped an egg!"
"Cackle, Madame, cackle," answered
the Ambassador. -Lippincott's.