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n kkz N Iii|:| I WssaIl' 1

LEAVE IaloNDS DAILY. gs
tS 200 ~. Mn OREOLk& LIN TEL! a2f AttlysaG
Norfolk 81 10 pa. s. Stops &on!y
snttelk: !, !, I, &.
Parlor Car. etersburg e ss ynchnuIz ~
Roanoke. Pu Imam Sleep Re- 4noke Etoy Colun,.s
bus, Bluefeid Is cine nnsti also Roanoke at9.
knoxyll and Knoxyi toM Chat alnooga 60
\ i:io ~, N. -R DxPR 9ss
7lle,s LynchbrgF and Roa Dnk
NJ Id pm, % EAN 8 SHORE LIMIT az. As
5tives Norfolk $50 n g oPs only
.tsaner. Boston, Preyidls New Yssss
;2s and AZ stations sns
81 20 p M.-NEWs ORLEANS SHORT LINZ
pullman tS e, q ~
!Ghattaneosa, Memphis and y svi
q ~ n IS II, oU1s EXPRESS Thsea3s:
PplTan,s SLEEPER Petersburg IA c e
Traips arrive from the West ~ ~
and e95 'roIn Norfok q I'M
s'S i ~, S. ~ 5 a.rsns.
Gem Il Pass Dl lass AZ
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COMMERCIAL q Failures
/. DURING THE. PAST , YEAR '|
Only the South B M ades Decidedly
Adverse Exhibit&as to
efaults.s 85.J


commercial failures In tho United, States
according 10 the returns compiled by r, g Y
Nm n GO. r, we're lei 100 In number, and slAi7
10Y 3ll In amount against y, Qsv, delAultH IN
when NJ aaefI1eanasa
showing tho effect, or read ustment and abnQls
mLl conservatism, which kent money out q
i,nsiert Kings Is suspend Fund.- were not
promptly forthcoming ana ony tnos
~ strong CONCERNS y 70 htaila, tme
strain without embarr itsneW,hiH sWSrc
,nlIcnted ny q succession Of dsasera In thu
shortost month Of the ;Near,, ln,ore WIS
devastated BY fire ihat insSva
BUT caused tho suspension ot ,pelNrn lurgs
t sSsre 'S was rssHssa is sotS
pydae'ys Ht 9a xfsy @
eiass. \ War broke out. belwsen g.lapanL anu
Russia. storms in,pcled traffic, GauslNE 80 q,
rous Ross Of pershable trelghi th I, asas
s,s sws saaHs Sss s they
duead 4 largo osa Of liabllies ror Tie frs.
quarter q s aSah En- ss
p''As thu year advanced the lmproyeNent IN Y,
cane most R5oSSIHas eea.agsSa noto s Win
tne previous yeappbut stl,e closing months.
sowed lover SS ~, ah haa
, ap " - S'Sss ,Sau ts Mas nny
,.1, OIL Tor each firm N lhssifss during 30
last three mont lS II II Y slopk !grs
Ward most hopefully to Us l'ls9!yenoy rss.isps
he Siassifled statelnent Tor Tie year cqni,,
pares as follows VII l9gS II !, 4, - 80
' Sc CON N iiRs'IA Nj FAIL " VA I! nm, u.
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:: 8. r.

I,ifN
81; To- oe. oy !,
~ nno Nh syis ed decrease or III
81 I'd 6fes
IS rsad explains insurance = 4 semf
VA IA Iinnrn a few large IN
Sre estate West v.Ts !!
also reported IN ava
nrssp erous after q Season Of shlg for
~ y ya} i,pe
;inead.s any not lcoab Ia Increase fall res
Georgia provided thd egly ft;ss
= q,
In 1sos.-ln Sbankss nld trust
conpa Falling 800 900 In that year;
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soFfmnl RANGE lNp SAFE Of STOCKS IN new YORK.
.rX1.DsI
z ----.L-lt.L------

~
! 800 Al G.. ii, com I. " ID
400 aA,her citnas irvine, iit.;.s.: "
400 Amer cGtt61 oil.,..... .:.s. u
1850 Amaigamated Goppetfs,i.s
tt14o0f Amer Car and g1t,iiildry,ss
no An erf t,stsaiid FSihii pfdi,,
Ainer.g n ob, X I. y. ctis:iassSss;i,
1870 ia mar y obs pfd u
. 1000 Amer. Il Ca Il, |. V I.
1000 Amer. Can; bYd u. ~.
900 Amer. locomotive, com.:.
800 Amer locomotive, I'D; w
100 iAlnet, sEtgar, . i ~ ".
C400 A \, n, I'll Gid =, Il I'd, com \. II
100 Al, 4, and 3. re, rfdss...,is
1900 Baltimore and \ Ohio.,,s U "A. ~
! 400 Brooklytt Rapid Trarslt..s'
i Canada Sol thbrn Sts &. X. !.
oCanadian Pacific u, .i'. XIV
400 Chesapcako and . OHIO.
700 Chit Great Western. ...1.t
roo Gill, Nil, and 8. r. 4
s4JOO Colo y uel and Iron v .s.... !
Il zoo Colo. Southern. com y.
& 100 Colo Southern, 4 & pfd !.
400 Colo. Southern, "a pfd :.S.s, ~.
il 100 ,Cievi, Gill;; I Chs and o. ia..;
Cont. ,'rnE!, pfd 4. it.5,,.. I;
1000 olldated$ Gas /. .4.....;.....
100 elaware and HndAon. .s..l
400 Dell Lack. and yr'est
1G5400 Erie; com II y. 1. s....
1917 Drie; list ifd .s..:::ss ;ss...ss
1000 Erie, I'd pfd. u, 80.
ZOO General Electric \. Z v. 4.
$500 Illinols% Central ~.
+ ZOO Lo,iisvtlleGsand Nashville.
s.2g01 fafihat Mn W ~
I $500 Metro. Street Rail way Y.
170o Mexican Central .......i
h 100 Mo.s..Kan. and Tex, conl..::i
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Northern Pacific 81. &. 77ss
Norfolk and Western con-. 4s.. 102 ~
OREGON Short & Lines refundi Ing .,$ VIZ
Pennsylvania conv. 1o3s4
Reading General IL q
st, Louis and Iron. Mouhtalhs con- e.. .... 116K
Louis and San Irancsco Efg. a. $sts
st. Louis outhwestern con. 81
Eeaboard AIR Line ~ IS
Southern Pacific = s5s
Southern Railway q. 1tS 5
Texas ana Pacific lists
Toledo; st. and Western
Union Paci I. 1854
Union Paci 10 Scofy. I4N
8. Stcel2 92ia
Wabash lists 1lsts
Wabash Deb. & Ds 66Z
Western Md q s0N
Wheeling and AXE Eric iG
Wisconsin CentIl :. !.
NJ. and Or Collateral TrIgti4 MS
Central of3 GeorHIa Sd Inc !. ~
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i7aTLLAJ Nj COAST I'm E.5

r,yrp AfNs{3 LICAVE RICEIMONDNpAILY
STR BET STA TON,
x ETEECT4Yl SUNDAY Sept, lT'ld wa Ill
oo5 a, Y, Y, - y ~ pesnts
10 sooMsn. ssersburs ana
~ TX TX s. SsM.--Pateysburg and
w q NJ dsboro cal.
s:Se e + !, n .--i.EoridA ana West Indian Llm.s
* s. Il Il. pSla!. sSSthN q 70
PIG +, MP PessssrrssSS lIsea
1l;'9 = 81 Is !:ie..
. %:o1 AZ AZ < NJ; do 81. N Y. ;Q6 p s:SeI
Mi n; ia isSs 8. It; eos '.a on,v 81
N .lxcept = ~ l''s'''CAMPRELL. DIV Pass. AT
- 4, CRAIG. Gen Pass 81 n.
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RICHMOND STOC II5 MARKET! 4.
35s8 Richmond Va, Jan. s, 1906

4 Nm y
s,as 5oara Iiae nc 81 s. Il
n Virginia. Carolina Chemical 60, preferred ~ o.
shares at i11o. ~ s92 t
FL STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Aslseaa,1I
North Caroline s. ls g
s g N.Y. ,Ls \. ape @ 81 s.
9as RAILROAD bonds bs ~ Az 5
Atlanta and Char Is: ~ ~, II
Al l., rtiflcntcs OF Ind. 2, @ ~.
GeorgI4 Pacific lat .Ss, less; y: 7.
Georgia and Ala. Con. S., le45: 10 ~
Norfolk and Western Ry. Is, 1895 ~. -. 100 z.
and W. Pocahont aAt 4si ~. o.
R ana HIS NJ eoq i,t IA. i
Weser n ~ sp q lst' o. Is
81 L. lCoh.S 1870 St5sN S5k
rs RAILROAD STOCKS .,i Par, "a
Atlanta and cha,!otte,;; 81, ISS 1879 !ss
tsstI|s Sent SSsst h'ns ~
Chesapeake and Ohio 4. &, y. 100 y.
Norfolk and Western 100 =: ~ 4
r., n. and r. Div Obi lc0 22ss
ss ssSesTa A'r En- ppfa s $ MI
seaboard a 81 .lne 60 10 $1ols
& HANK AND TRUST co: " STOCKS u, S ID
A'nerean; atopa ~,
REssa Nat;sSSa} psHk :fs
1 1,eS Bsns say z! s sf l 7s
Virginia Trust coDlpa ny',,,,;i 100 d, IS Il
81 sINsURANcE sCohPAN les, IL + 4. SS. u
yrginla Fire and Marine ~. t,...& 40 fts...,g
aiISCEILANE QU 8, ", Ii 81 81 ..}
American Looomptye pfds,.,,,, 100 100 Ii N.
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DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW.{Yo ~ j IA, i, Buying tof dry. goods
shows llttle IMPROVEMENT hut tho lllldertones
buyers more Wiling ITO provide for. heir cur
rent Ne weakening iss n9 y. NJ!
81 such o. Course and ARC Inclined WItn
ont trying to force buslnosslts' N S s;{
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S,siEARnARD AIR n NE Raj VvAY.


mn AIMS LEAVE RIG MONp-DAlLx.g4
~ ~. N board lilo 100 P,I N.SeA-
s;s9 6oar d Express--Po Yannah eksonyilc.
Assnta laanSaals s1s,aTNs orina and ,iAnl.
eil0 a, r 81 4 1RRiYE ri CHM ONE DAILY
III X mo From Florida. AtlaAtA aaA
n ~ 3 M.,aNos s.ala and5
4 Ivy no SouthWest, x, Y, z , w
$50 Y. Mo ss--proH NORMA aaa l,osas,
4 Il. g T. IS q 4. A44rIon, ! ",
"a ~ III MAIN street, ltnops <k 1 NJ
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'SSBAITIMoREs BTOcK. MkHKlsr. EiJTs::5ls
u MD, Jan. sanoSFd Ai y,
me com mon ID preferIeosYss pId. w
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NEW YORK, jan. But
'|:'
ss;s
hSsinNs EN- N go ~
g point hlsSss; - RICE I'm,
- ~ - state
5t7GSfcs' 1yinesarEirm b and s.unchan6sd. Ezgs-
"a ~ Jerssy swsets,
psa sest &: fancy 6is
atasr dohs.sis s
Iivernool. as,
iit III
CHICAGO % e.! p.Gs'
coupled with ~
tsr,Wbsat oss. spls siEaio ~ wheat
inarket Final quota on were
OF Corn also = IL
5,v,,nxrno @. 2. 4 y e. Lev, Sc.
NAY Az q I i ssa ass s ss;s
EcoRSNo's 4. an fs N.
lii IL /. 4, .s Il. 4Its 81 V 4lss
s5 My NV ..: q. y.
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W. en 81 p. b. 1oa slf
vs. ee sleas ee 81
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. Lynchburg Tobacco Market * q.

Lynchburg, a.. ia n. y s, 1905, 7:
sS Sales Z Of 4 loose ii obacco \ on the Iynohh,,,.
market TOR the two weeks ending Decslnber *
z reported by = Ohm II. glesby. s. Of Lynch i
a sold week ending December |, 18th. j. ~ 7oo
pounds; sold week ending December e. 1S5' sSS
pounds for week ending December q,
sod from ! December .,
1905 10 peceinher e isos. 1901. 80 POUND:
decrease for Is. a. S9o pounds Sold during
December 1923. .alS 7oo pounds. q; $3.50
Tor the past iew week Ihs condi don q the
offered The quallt y8 Of the tobacco Us better
than the last thGush large
grades were fully M to quota tons. With an
There has beer, about Ionss.fourth Of ths crop
tipss and nonde.crpt portlon q the crop. Tho thse
season being very, ~ this was cured UP with.
has good body and texture bu! has very I'm
OF this crop haa ayeraged n price one dollar
Inc tobacco sold to this date last yea - The
sales will be suspended from December. ~, to
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Y, lf'A7 III n - iiEi.l { ~
iNAVALti STORES,

5t5,yII.AltN t}ToN. M O., Jan. 5.--spIRlT,
TlRPTN pI n ~, Firm at Iat % reeelp "a %
casks, Rosn- Flrm ct 81 y; reee,ptss ~ bar-
nTsao Tnrpehtino-- i'm At s5da7d receipts.
Y sA 6aFfg,s A., Ian, n.
Firm al h0c, receipts, 4 lGa casks; sales slah
casks 4 HhplDents, 10 casks, nosn-F, lrnl; !! er
csipts1 2,oi % lew 7as barrels slpr
A eHxR f sHia TX Jan
TiNE AND SROS Mo Thing doing, J N ,ss N
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w n lgIl -
MIS- SIMULTANEOUS MARKETS,
/ = I'm 81, A 4 MARKN'I,.

81 PEANIJT MARK u 4, 4 !
FETIcRsBU RG. ~ "A. Ian d,v-lii1
as w,dh nolN y
r!iaias-rAarket arm at 3Mc, for fancy stock 4
machine picked q, shelllnE stocks t1
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/ Richn1onders ! i'm New ork.

IN 8(Special9 TO Tho TliMcs- Dlspatcll.) Nh
& NEW II DIRK. January 8 -ryya ldorf.ii y. 4. NJ,
ster, 4 j II Dart md wife; ckngham, w. 81
3Mccnba; jNetherand,f J, II -. a Cobb; Hartholdi,
W. II . IIirschi ana wife; @ Hoffman. IA W.
Cameron. " .nreslln, II. s. Dertrea AND WIFE
York. ". ~ 8. II Goocl TIT "a
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BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. ELL uR-ouet
and 'Is unchen A Wheat-ts i eady j; contract.
.iSN me month. southern
BY sample, Il al, II Corn--f't spot 4eK @
Firm; Nd. 2 VIII te. 3sdtas vi Rye-pilll. hut-
ter.s teady and unchanged q fancy limitation.
2l13ac.; do. creamery 81 s. Do lad!e. $50
chang cd At 900, 81 Cheese-F Firm: large l2qa9Ac
medium, TX email, 12,s az Sugar
Firm and unchanged. s6
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~ 81 p. n Richmond, Fredericks.
na u % burg y Potomac RI II.


~ q e 2! N Richmond, ITredericks.
IL i - a. burg . otomao II. r.
Trains Leave Richmond. - or Inward. y
E4:15 ~ N. Daily byrd ST. Through. RI IN
I, s.l5 Az N.---Daiiy- Aaln ST sIhrou1 Ia.
III no Az MI week days. Elba, "a shand ACCOM-
go Sxs n Dali Byrd g u. Throusi,. 1eoAi I
~ .o5 nooti--Week Dsys-Byrd e. Through. III S
100 r.. Week 3yrd st F'rede ricksa
burr Aocomrnod on. 8
rs :o5 P.5 daily 81 Through. As
4 $3.50 T. 81 Week Da ys--El ba. shiand Asrt
,:oS p f:el5slH4 sss rhroush.
@3Tralns Arrive n Richn1o nd---s out Inward. SSygs
ass a. y: week days. sSs Elba. Ashland 49,
$40 Al ii. Week DAys-,I'yr gSs. Fredsr4cks.s
burg Accommoda
MS :35 AN DallyByrdS ST. Through.
i11:bo A.. n 81 Day. Hyrds 81
a14 ?. IL da Mair. hrous ii.
500 Z W ,aI days. ba shand assn
Sss 5si'Sy sysa ~ 81 Tf fs,ss
Is 81 Ply II: -Ds,ly III II 81. Trough.
ali above trains except train Wing Rtch-E
n,ond 81 $50 A: week local accorl,.s
bTime & arrivals ana eparturss and connSs.
~" D. III KEs q. W.. ULP. s5s " "a ArAYLoN.S,
Cen i Man q, ASS Gas.' Mani Traf. afla
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!.
irregular. There was N an entire
absence % selling 81
iii During tina first hour 8 I riding tho market
was 4 for The most part IA 4 remedy dull. and
periods 81 sstrenGth succeeded periods of;
H.
most prominent llroad stos show I,
1 nsaa sasensin Tie lat hst lou
Ebought with tncrcapng duantlt ica I And adj
E yancei quite sharply
Il fter midday Tho ma ket was somewhat,
narrow With very Il ttlst of int crest "a apart
lss s 'l reperlsd a. indinersnt orders
y from usual 81, act I've cen sra elseWher and
most aot. the busincas seemed to#orisinate q on
H Southern hallway aiiied after sorno selling
Of f'. somo 900 rshares most Of when was sold
Y "Wednesday. Traders did not consider hat
7 the movements 81, tho stock; had any Their
Tho rally n ANA lgan,nte Ell Copper was
bns1s
back stock put out 1T the BEGINNING cf het
Seek I'M, "a IN
81 phiadelphiaS houses @cro Y fall buyers Of
stocks around the room.
Thereswas little or no news q market in.g
vas Comparatively llihited: 8 the disposit ton OF
q The trading element was apparently 70 tak-s
poHi tons for only short turns on 81 ther
side, % ,s s:3s 4. sSs : 81 d
ssS nalgamatsd S Copper M was particulnrly
y strong, and was no doubt layQrablyl affected
by an ad VANCE In The ny sprica OF u ts
metal, as we'll ~ persisten rlnlors o. an ms
creased al yidend ~ s. II
Ss; In the late dealings transactions were on
larger scale shorts covered and eamarket
showed "a good ~ dertone tof strength and
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I 4, Wall Street GOSSIP, 81,

The courss os the sec,irity Il market on the
New York Stock Exchange y to-dny was "a gain
irregular. There syaa, m oweyeri & an entire
absence OF selling 81
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| Other Produce | Markets.

Sc. illllesd pst son, ~. toa2s oos
bran eIy, 50 OIL %. Re 3.:s
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Hastings Is, Court,

I. IrIt ho$ IIust lngs Court yesterday James
Carter; a. ] tito negro, was sc0Mmltted TO
Sthe5s ooloredl ,,!rcformato ryis for ma ltoious
!Woundlng SS X r q, f6s a.s3
b Louisa Burton 80 e. thirty days IN the
snnle coura sforsh bet tlarc IN
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u toni DUET ,nlddllng, 70 net recei ~
les I gross 43l bal "a bales
IA I'd IN es: export to France Sls bales !, ~
s.STetal to.day at all ports et receipts. f,l,so
Ia Ia - EXPORT 10 France, 5.alG bales; to .tne
Snntlnent. Is 5ss bales; 70 s4an, ese bales;
stSsK ets pai's ali
Great Britain ~ ny 7
ihaies: Ito Mexico, ., eo bales =,
,rotal since Sep tember list Ct 81.
recepts 90 e56 bales export 70 Hreat
oiES tB BAL Is 10 France, t9o 70 .ns
Tontnent 70s G5l bales TO- ", 16o pA!es
70 Mex 81e t92 bal es, *: Il. #
By ORLEANS, Jano y, y, IS ,Ic,MNS-
snot ,cot ton YER, firm sales $500 ba ea ine!u
lie 90 to arrive and 4oo III o.
aG Tutnres lag IS Roints down and barsy
i, cadv q New York and Ii yerpool were mucI
Sin,rcr. causing a depression here llastea
rs 10 tlopn when prices 10 points lower thsn
yest erda v II a upward Tovefnent tnsM
al II. which continued WI reaStlon "
~ he Gloss In tho ling ma rrh was y,
noin a. low at e ~ ana. nne!y
rrccovsred do 6Si. The mar closed ny
ncharsed 10 g ;ponts low y. !, Il. Il,
Gq9stos s sSfs 70 March, sepg
sss; MAY Jpe' e'07' e; =
bid August Z, ~. ,855 Y ~
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NERO HANTS AND MINERS SS.sss
i TRANSPORTATIO COMPANY

+ slesnera IlsaYe N9rloolk If9f l'o0s'on FuesfAS,
Boston, Mass, & Providence, r, 4.
Wednesday,, Friday md sunday. For Proyi.
denre Monday ~. 'rhurgdRy and saturday at g
NJ NJ n Passengers and freight taASen for all
New England polntk ~ ckets. on sale ~. g. Il
10 ny, and N, y w Ry,9 cfiices, anS Mo- SIC
East bialn, K M "a ~ aE ds II, 81
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coTTtlNs Ed OIL sI EFT, 5,s,s S4
" NEW &c RK, & Jan. ttpseed g9ll only
4, ,lills, iSfpl6s, prime summer vel low, sl
ssc ,Snlr sllisnlp, elbow, nominal Inc Ito
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SPOT cotton closed quiet, 2; g pol s,f loTss
sales 20 balcss WI VI s.s;;sys rs s
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m RACCOs MARKET.

R!ehnnon y 1905. VI;
baeco tIlarss yeslt I31e rerlngss we're
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lies per pound. Sheep .snd II La rbs sheep
steady lambs 22 = higher ssp
g. Gllls8 q, 90: Canada lambs. 10. Hogs
Reeetgts: q e6s head rms Good State
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siAR Ri i VI INTEi4AIG ElN ejjliis,,

PORT OF II Y 1877
4
steamer Berkeley. Shell. Sprfo Is, sTehnss
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81 SeabuArd Air Line Z per CEN, -, 900 at S. sSsi
Virginia. Carolina Chemical. 60, pre- ferrei ~
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33s ANA gnmated & Copper 5was par lcularly5
strong and was no doubt fayorahly infected
by: an ad vance The ask ing spri co OF no
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IN the late dcalings transactions were on
a larger SCALE shorts covered and theainarket
showed " a good aundertone OF strength and
kcnt!ment n. was .consl deraby improved!
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Tho rally II, X a ma igan,nte,i Copper was
helped by covering OF shorts. s Ono Boston
house In particular was believed ito be- buying
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During thu first hour 8 riding tho market
WAS for t he most art cxt remely du!. and
period Of strengt 5 su cceeded periods OF
cameo in& either buying or eiln 4. 5f,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-21
EVERY ONE ASKS HIM
HOW he GOT RID OF IsOBsTINATB
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.
Mr.. Jones Tells of the Way by Which no
Treated Himself Successfully
When Doctors Failed.


Six physicians, ali of them good, oneof
them u specialist, had done their best
for Mr.. Jones at different times during
three years, and still he suffered fear
fully from the fortunes of rheumatism.
The rheumatism that had been dor
mant in his system was suddenly
brought to an acute stage by exposure
while he was drawing ice i'll February,
1901. From that time on fo- a period
Of more than three years he was q con-
slant sufferer. He tried many kinds Of
treatment, but the rheumatism wouldn't
bulge. When regular doctors failed,
and one remedy after another proved
useless, many said: 81 should think he
would give it up and save his money"
OF his condition at this time, Mr..
Jones says: My rheumatism started
i'll my right thigh. but i'll time it APP
peared III every muscle of my body. I
lost the use of my left arm en-
tirely and nearly lost the use of my
right one. My feet We're badly affected,
especially the bottoms of the heels.
! When my right side was affected there
was swelling, but the left side didn't
swell when the disease settled there.
The internal organs didn't seem to be
involved at all. The trouble was all in
the muscles and the nerves"
Among the few who still encouraged
Mr.. Jones TO think that q cure might
yet be found was q friend who had rca-
son for great confidence i'll DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills, aud acting Oh her
advice he bought Il box of them in Sep
TENDER, 1904. The story of what fol-
lowed is brief, but nothing could be
more satisfactory.
When I was on the third box, says
Mr.. Jones, ~ could realize q change for
the better. / felt sure then that DR..
Williams Pink Pills were the right
medicine for my case. l kept on with
them for several weeks longer and now
1 am entirely well, and everybody is
asking what | took"
Mr.. William Jones lives at Oxford,
Mich. DIR. Williams Pink Pills effect
wonderful cures i'll rheumatism, because
they work directly on the blood which is
the seat of the disease. They are sold
by every druggist.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-21

The fruits of twenty-five years Of labor
ana saving are visible il. a curious vase
made by Edward Rausch, says the Phila-
deiph.a Record. The case is over five feet
high and thirty-two inches at its largest
diameter. Its exterior from top TO bot
tom, is composed of CONS, ancient, mod
ern, great and small. representing the
money token of all peoples, which have
been carefully made fast TO a surface of
copper. Some of the coins arc oxtrcmels
rare. Among them are crude bars. rings
and bolts. which were once used as u
medium Of exchange by African and other
savage tribes. Spanish coins of carly date
are seen in abundance and some carly
Creek coins are there. Sicilian spoon
money, early Japanese bars and forks,
African horseshoes, shell money Of sea
coast sayages, as wei as the mast mod
ern coins 10 be soon.
The value of the vase Mr.. Rausch places
at $4,000. Its maker. who lives at 1881
North TN;cnty-scvcnth street, is a cornice-
maker and 10y birth Il German. He says
the vase is the only one of it's kim in the
world. He began to collect the coins in
1870. and, though not possessed Of woalt!.
and dependent for his living on his daily
toll, he collected so rapidly that he soon
conceived t1o idea of making a vase. He
found, however, that what looked like am
immense pile OF coins when lose covered
Only a small patch ON the base. and tnen
ne devoted his life to finishing the article.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-21
A Psychologist on chrlstian Science

~ oi ~ iSilif' DCICnCC
Mesmerists. h~ypnotists. Christian
Scientists. ~tnith-curists. mental heal
ers. medicine men, priests. saints and
phYstci.tfts, ;tir aand itil, sucoee.. BY
playing upon the imagination. IN pro-
ducills remarkable changes in bodily
health. Moreover, 50 far as the evil
detfer is aV1ilahIc. the moro intelligent
employment at such agencies displays
aslonishiag uniformity in tho resIlts
achieved Essentially the same disor-
iclS SHOW themselves alnenable TO al
deviation under the auspices of Chris
tian science as under hypnotic treat
merit: and about the same percentage
of such Disorder fails to yield To treat
ment under the tWo forms OF procedure.
\ great mass of liseaseS-and among
tliem most of the more Terrible scourges
To which human life is heir-utterly
withstand such methods. Insomnia.
headache. neuralgia, paralysis of GER
tam types, c%hore:l, certain forms of
epilepsy. hIpochondria. hysteria, neu-
rastlenia, alcoholism, morphinism,
asthma and certain diseases of the ALI
menlalN tract not to extend the list
10 IT'S run length, are frequently re-
lieNe! either temporarily OF pcllna-
nently.
Other diseases, like Bright's disease
ana tuberculosis. may he relieved OF
some of their more distressing sylnp-
toms through suggestive therapeutics.
-ANd one method OF mental healing will
sometimes prove efticaciouS. when am
other one has failcd. The great thing
is TO get the PATIENTS mind completely
divorced from his ailments and firmly
convinced of his physical w~ell-being.
This result is naturally achieved in
certain cases more easily in one way
Ghan in others.
~ all diseases caused by bacilli. such
ass typhoid, smallpox. cholera and bu-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-21
Not up to Him.

London Tit-Bits: Workman-Ive
been and got mar.ied, sir, and I'd like
you to raise my wages.
E!mployer-Nery sorroy for YOU, but
I'm only responsible for accidents that
occur in the works.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-04-21
Uncertain.

Tit-Bits: "1 say, Maud,'' said Mamie,
did you see Mrs. ~Jinll!e's new vase?'
Yes; isn't it perfectly horrid?"
II don know yet. / haven't found GU
whether it is modern and perfectly horrid,
or antique and perfectly lovely"