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ATLANTIC II COAST LINE.

m AIMS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD.
l'N'-'r-'lsi7 sT93gS STREET STATION s15
s EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JAN. STH. 81
p:o5 A, MA. c. Il. Express 70 all points
900 a. tM.--Petersburg and Norfolk.
12:10 p M.-Petersburg and N. and w. West.
800 p. M--Petersburg and II Norfolk. 595
Il 10 +. M.--Gold sboro Local.
4 6:4b p M.-Petersburg Local.
7:S p. M.-"Florlda and West Indian Lln.
=. -, itedi to- MI points South. s., e,
$50 P M-Petersburg and N. and w. West,
III $50 p. 4M--Pe tersburg Local:
iii :5o r. M:-NeW York and Florda spec!a-
4:o1 A. NJ; $40 a. NJ; 80 A., MI ss,ss "a:
NJ; ; ..i0;4s A. M.;ll'40SA a. n 1879 T. Mites
sExcept Sunday, = SUNDAY only.
hii -, - C. s. CAMPREL14,sDiy Pass Agt n
81 W. j, CRAIG. Gen. Pass, AIT. N
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SOUTHERN I LIIAY,

NH SCHEDULE I.s r1r't,icCT APRIL s, 1905 g3i
4 RAINS LEAVE ItIcAMOND. ss;E
y 700 Al. Daily Local for Charlotte, N. c.
1890 p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pullman 10
80 Atlanta and Birmng hnni,s New $Orleans,s
Memphis Cha ttanoogaS and all tho South
& 200 p M.--Ex. Sunaay-Keysville Local.
II IN p N,-DaIly-Limlted-Pu lnan ready IN
$50 p, NJ for all the South
3T9,g YORK ItlNET LIN $50 S
81 THE favorite route to Bal tinoreF and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond Z ~ r. n, ri Daily
s.1Sh p. M.-Local-Da ily, except Sunday. Z
400 r.. M.--Except Sunday--F'or. West Point.
1'fET's connecting With steamers for Bal timoreG
and irverflandlngs, Steamers en- II at York
I'D town and Clay Bank Mondays, lYednes-
III a DAYS and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. va a . ~ ,i . =, U, =. "
4 :45 a. M.-Except5 Sunday-LocatS mixed gtosg
/" Trains ~ i ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e.so "A M Ia nd 6 AZ r. M.--From all the South
s.SS2 p M,-Trom Charlotte and Durham. s55
Ia :Hs A. M.--Fromi Keysville. sltiES
Z S:a5 AZ Baltimore and West POM:
1919 a. NJ, Daily, except SUNDAY and MONDAY:
is, $50 ~, daily except s UNI
q W. S wnsTBuRY. D. ?. y. Rtchn,end,
q 8. IL HARpWICH:s w. ~ g p4$1 l4tN-'.3 y
e, H. tACKERT, Gen:l, MgI..
Washingt on. d q & S$ B Ss MN
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN new YORK.
SALES:

1890 a. G. u, cons. ............
100 Amer. rob, pfd.............
1a54oO Amalgamatcd Copper.
1000 1000 Amer. CIR and Foun.. pfd.
100 Amer. Snuff. pfd.....t..s..l
5000 Amer, Can ...,............,..i
5000 Amer. Car. pfd..............
1900 Amer, locomotive. coni..
64O0 Amer Locomotive, pfd..n
1900 Amer. Sugar ...,.... .....,.y
1920 Al T. and 8. Fc, con1.......
300 Al, r and g. Fe, zpfd.aa...
$500 Baltimore and Ohio......,..
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern ...........
1880 Canadian Pacific 1850.
1900 Chesapeake and Ohlo....,t
1900 Chi. Great Wcstern.........
5000 CHI, Nil. und g. p. .........
2G5O0 Colo. Fuel and 1ron......,.,
400 ColD. Southern, coin........
81 Colo. Southern, s1st pfd......
200 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd.....
500 Clev., Gin, Chi. and 8. L..
Cons lob. 4 p. G. bonds.
34O0 Consolidated Gas ...........
240OS Delaware and Hudson. 49,.
Del, Lack. and West.......
$500 Erie, com .......,.
500 Erie, 1st Observation-Disclosures
3 500 Eric. Cd Observation-Disclosures.
5000 General Electric .............
1850 Illinois Central ..............5
500 louisville and Nashville.
600 Manhattan. -. ....5 $500
400 Metro. Street Railway.....
900 Mexican Central ............
$500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. conn.,.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; prices I'M
changed receipts. q casks. Rostn-steady at
rseess at
at 3. 3Qdl4. % |: receipts 50 barrels.
II SAVANNAH. }SC Az April l2.-TURPEN-
80 casks; shipments. % casks. Rosln-Firnl;
receipts. 200 barrels; sales, 435 barrel; ship
q sCHARLBsTO TON. Is s.. q. April 1,.-TURpEN-
TINE AND RosIf-Nothing doing.
NEW YORK. April L. -Cottonseed oil firm.
but quiet Prime crude. (. O.. b.8mls, 100
l91sc, prime summer yellow, Is 3oNc. on
summer yellow, nominal ~ prime white, $50
:s1sc.; prime winter yellow. 2sT2Sac &.
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Northern Pacific 81. 7sas
Norfolk and western con. 4s................. l01
4 Oregon Short Line refundins 4s............ OH
Pennsylvania conv. K ~ 1854
Reading General 11eN
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s........ 1l7A
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4a....... OF B
st. Louis and Southwestern con. 4s..,...... $50.
seaboard Air Line sSls
Southern Pacific a.. 963t
Southern RAILWAY 49,. ............. 1le%
Texas and Pacific, 1874
Toledo, st. Ii and Western 4s..".......,.. IS
Union Pacific Is. 1854
Union Pacific conv. 1914
". s.. Steel I'd 97ss
Wabash lists 1lSss
Wabash Deb. Rs !. .....,......,,.,,,. 7Sh
Western Md. .................. 90n
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.............. o4N
Wisconsin, Central ls......................... ~
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust 4s.........,,.... OF q
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ................. COX
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against as,.7o last week and 3.796 last year.
For the week (estilnAted) 16o. 900 bales against
1876 400 last week and a o.s last year a -day.a
receipts at New Orleans II .2So bales. against
2,2i1 9 last year, and at Houston S,ult pales
against 1,1l0 last year. t5s5f 35
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
y BALTIMORE. MD, April 1e.--Seaboard Air
Line common, 2lls asked; do, prefcrred-No
inG doing, ~. t4 ~ is T7' y III
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RAILROADS.
% e n. n Richmond, Fredericlts.
I1u u * D barg Il Potomac II. 2.


i p e. n. n Richmond, fredericlts-
san Q TX sibsfrg u Potomac II. N.s
Trains Leave IslehDaond---N ortlittatti RI
4:ls 4. NJ Daily byrd 81, through:
= 6:29 A M.--Daily-MaAn st. T1irotgh. VI
7;2S A. M-Week Days-Elba. Ashland q Aes
$40 4. M.-sDsiiy.-Byrd St. Through Local
1906 noon-weck Days-Byrd ST. Thrcush;
4 400 T. NJ Week Days-Byrd 81. Frcderlcks-
Z. burg Ascofnrnod a tion. 81 Ri q + XXI
EOS 2. M.--Daiiy--Mah 81. Through.
3 $50 p M.-.Week Days-El5a- Ashland 40
s;s Esys g., ThFougSs
$50 a. M.-1Weck Dnys-Elba. Ashland Ac-
+ BED A. NJ. esWeek Days-Byrd 81. Fredericks.
, s:aS M-Dni,y BYRD 8. 1T, e ,ro,.n
2:14 r. M-DaiIy--sfain 81. Through. !. sS
6:4s r. Nigel: Days-uslba. Ashland 40.
XIX 3 M-3aIIy-BMa y Through TSronss roe.,
stops n iE4
1890 p. M.-Daiiy. Main ST Through,
x NOTE-pulnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars on q
all above trans except trains arriving Rioh.y
moId 1850 A. NJ. week days. and local accom-. s
modations. f{I3 S3
". D. DUKE. a. ". CuLP. ". P. TAYLOR
Gen'l Man'r, Ass't Gen'l Man lTraf y Man
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U. s. refundIng es registered .............g 10
u. S. refunding Is, coupon .............. ~
N a q A. III repiste red . 10
IN" & a. n COUPON u. (. ~. 10
u. s.. New IS. registered y
u. g. New As, COUPON. ~
u. S. Old As, registered 70
II. s. Old ~, coupon. .............. ID
iAtneica n Tobacco 4s.6certincates. ........,.
American Tobacco SIS, cert! fcates. u
,Atchson general Observation-Disclosures. le
1Atchison adjustn1ent 4s.....................5 3
Atlantic Coast Line 10
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Baltimore and Ohio Stts............. y
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures
Central OF GEORGIA LIST Inc..................3s
Central OF Georgia ID Inc. ...........,....
chesapeake and Ohio 4hs...,... ...........910
Chicago and Alton 3,ss.. !........-........... 8
S.hiTe 20 M n nd Quincy now ~ . I, !. 10
Chicago, r.. and Pacific r.! r. 4s.....,,. 8
Chicago, 4. 7. and I,ac. r.. r. col. 6s......o
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April l., 1906.
g5k l2& oJIOT ATION43 n; vi
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK AARHET.
a.E.lslI Lag a I1nInn .Ekncl.a va ed4 aLLss

(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
r edmond. Va. April IL, 1905.
54laa6c,; common TO fair. 31sG4Ac.; heifers:
to quality Bulls, s0sAc.; fresh cows, is5a5o.
Veal calves 6@6tc. "a y. Is, ,li
Shoa ts. 6a5Ac.; roughs hogs. Az Csc.
i Light run of sheep. Good sheep. &c.: medium.
5d6isc.: common, lGlAitc.g ,- 81 88t{s
Light run OF stock OF all kinds expected for
next market AZ tx 5gs 4. { Isl
CHICAGO. ILL, April IL. -CATTLE-Re-
ceipts II, 800 head. Market for best. strong
others shade lower. Good TO prime steers. soc
100: poor to medium, A6oQ5. Is stockers and
!ssss5s asssfs sss; Sas ;s sssafEs
calves. ssas:25 Hoga-Receipts. IS. 90 head.
Market shade higher. Mixed and butchers.
E.t0Q51O; good to choice. heavy S, 6o q1. TN
rough, heavy. s. t5as % light 8 4e 9 S:.s
M,cSo head. sheep shade lower; lambs steady.
Good to choice wethers, S.. 7O9S, 90: fair z TO
choice. mixed. s4.6od5. %; native lambs. 81. 500
1855 head. Steers steady to stronN; bulls I'm,
changed cows less active and a trifie easier.
Steers. s5d6.7o: tall ends 81. %: bulls. 80, go
500; cows. s1.7S@4.75; oxen 81 Calyes-Re-
ceipts. 3. is head, Active and &c. %: higher
snd sus sass 'as avs
strong; city dressed veals, s@llc, per pound !;
iesnts receipts s $500 head Trade slow.
sheep steady; lambs 1oa, higher Common J. IN Ln !.
unshorn lambs, ss.eogs.7o; culls. Ss; spring
q6.l5; choise State pigs, S0,2d. b.
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! MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST Po1NT, APRIL L. 1905
4 5s#.s ARRIVED. & VS.
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
4 Elm City. Haynes, sfattaponl River landings.
passengers and general ca rgo. d
4 4 ~ = s,. 81 " 81 e sAIL.ED.
3 Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. s5t:s fa " n :sasttt-s
Elm City. Haynes, Mattaponl River landings,
passengers and! general cargo. ;a
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL; i. !; 1906
:s5Si Z s,St Il d w, ARRIVED. ~;
Steamer ppahannock; Il ,!yrrpool ri
Schooner General E.. S. Greedy, Boston
8 Schooner Marsuerits, Providence. vi ii ~
Barge Beattie. Now Bedford "a @
SAILED. 80
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4 =
s4.c.: No. e yellow, 4.,.c. No. oats. s9S I:
No. white soz gssac: No. u rye, 7Salls.ze.
mailing. 43h a49kc No. fiaxseed. sl.ea; No.
! northwestern, il3s Ness pork. per ha r r,
short RIBS sides noose). sI17.12H short clear
sides tboxed). S797. 1sh. Whiskey. basis OF hlgn
Wines s1.23 Glover, contract grade. $l+$5!p
s14.4o. Butter-F'lrm; creameries. z3aesc. dali
lries. 22Qesc. Chcesc-steady to firm at ia4p
E13isc. Eggs-Steady st mark. cases included,
Esisc.; nrsts, lskc.;; prime trsts Sc; extras,
t19c-
BALTIMORE, MD, April 512.-FI ouR-.Eas.
Ter. Winter extra, s. S0Isl0; do clear s.4elp
g465: do patent. IS soq555; spring pateft ~ 20
$40 Wheat-Firm: spot. contract. and the
month. si.0eGq- 0ssl spot. No. red. we stern 81
.o7J167N southern by sample Ssisc. 44Lco3z.
corn-s trong 4; spot and the month, 6sae2,sc, !:
southern white. 4sX aslfc oats-Farm m; NO
mixed. a596Hc. Rye-Ftrn; No. 2 western,
soc fancy sse ;,d 40,
packed. soGatc Eggs-Firm and unchanged at
lshc. Cheese Firm and unchanged large.
E1sKc..; small 14Xc. SuSar-Firm and rs ur-
changed d.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

c., CT, G, and 81. Louis gen. ls.....,... 1n2,i
Chicago Terminal "a 81 Is
Colorado Midland Observation-Disclosures. 7sh
Colorado and Southern 4s.................. D
Cuba 81, certincates...... 100
Bsysr ana 1 ni1 G Is 49,
Erie prior iiel, ID. lol&
Erie General 1896
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st. ..,........ llra
Hook inp n Valley ~ Ill RI
Japa ss certificates !. ....... gsM
louisville and Nakh Unified IS 1914
Mania ttan cor, s. gold 104a
Mexican Central ia. !. liz
Mexican Central list Inc. :, J. !. a4h
MINI and ST.. Louis Is (offered) 3, :. 95s
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s............. 10l&
Missouri. Kansasl nd Texas 2ds,..,,....... SO b
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s......... 81 4
New York Central gen. aus 1cOh
New Jersey Centraa gen. bs. 13s
Northern Pacific 4s........ 1854
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CyT1IE RPRODUc:E MARKETS.
NEW FORK, April 1o.--FLOUR-Dull and
unchanged. RYE Niour-steady. 3uckwheat
5irlcur--Somlnai Cornmeal-<steady, Rye
Noni nal. Barley-Dull,
Wheat--Firm No. 2 red, sl.osh nominal, ole
3vator.l New crops closed unchanged and May
lac. net higher. ny closed at sl,osst; July,
s net hInher Nay closed I,se at $3.50; Jny
tsssc. OATS Quiet; mixed. s6@35Ac,
B \ Beef-Steady Cut Meats Quiet. Lard
Firm; Western steamed, 81 50; refined, STEADY
ai,ory--Filll short clear Sl3Gl6Oo . Allow
Firm. Rosn--steady. Turpent ne-Steaay,
PCoffee-Spot Rio, steady Mo- invoice, = nc. !;
mild. steady, cordova. loal3c. Futures easy,
logo points lower, sugal--Itaw ", firm; fair
refining 6-ec ceptI'fuga % test nr, lSI
Steady. Molasses-st eadyn
and unchanged, Eggs-steady; soutterns, lbR
Potat oes--weak; Long Island, sl5oGeoo;
State and Western. sl0l.lo; Jersey sweets
,teG0Q4,6O. Pennuts-F Firm; fancy handpcked
hA @fsac.; other domestic. az Q16Mc. cabhages.-
Ouiet Florida per barrel crate. u p2,O0
Freishts TO LIVERPOOL Steady cotton by steam
l00ld. ss IA. 5 81 Y ,f9 axe s3&
CHICAGO ILL.,, April 49,. Damage reports
from the Southwest constituted ono OF thu chief
elements of strength IN the wheat market here
to-day. At the close wheat for July delivery
was up q shade. May wheat Is up ac, corn,
oats and provisions are almost unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
llatGF'F3 .43}ig Open,t High Low, Close,
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Il Spot cotton closed dun IS rniddlinE uplands,
so5: niddlIng gulf. SEQ; sales, II bales. NJ

so5: n,iddilng gulf. $50; sales, Il bales ss
F Cotton. dull: n,iddlins. SOS: gross receipts.
eoaS baics sales, Al bales; stock. 70, sls bales;
export ) 10 Great Britain, 3.95s bales; TO the
Continent, s27 bades. ~ /, y u, /, az
Total to-day at all sports-Net receints q, 80
bales; export TO Great Britain, 2f.soS bnles
10 the Continent 500 bales IS stock, ,zss
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts, 1859
$bnIes q export 10 Great Britain. 81, os bales |:
TO France. sag bales: Ito tho Continent. y. y.s
bales TO Japan, 6,5le bales; TO Mexico. AVs
Total since September list ut all ports.,Set
receipts 1856 bales; export TO Great Britain
rs baies;. to France. Csc s94 bales; t. the
Continent, 81. sli. m bales: to Japan 1sa, i6s
bales 10 Mexico. =, oe. bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, "A pril COTTON.
spot cotton steady with fair demand at full
prices Saaes 1850 bales. including 100 70 ar
rive. Quotations unchanged. " 81
Futures opened quiet with prices l. point
down 10 4 up. The market was dull througrout
the session and the tone was decidedly weak.
Prices rcceded gradually after the opening:
The closing was dull with net losses Of 4as
Cotton futures steady; April rs b!d 4; May Y
7:3oalT 40; June. 73aa7.41: July. 1901 %; Aus
gust, 7.4,d7.H; September. 7.A7af7.S; October
i7.5oGl 80: November. 81 "a; December 7ee9
1851. e asG
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, April IL, 1905.
IA LES 80. ltaaeiE

Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred-5
q 1881. a
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. common-1s
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG, Pa
April 1e.-cATTIE Supply light; ma rket
steady Cheiee *saS prime g esSsoo,
heavy, mediums and heavy yorlsers, s.eoq5.e6 !;
light workers., $s,so9i6.gO; pigs 81. 69QS.70;
slow. Prime wethers. IS. 1900. 30; common, $3.50
qa.oo: lambs sal2c. per pound, Veal calves.
$6dG.60. n
& CINCINNATI 4 O., April 12.--Hot iS-Active.
Butchers. 1915; common, S4b0g5. so. Cattle
mon, So 60@3.S6. sheep--steady at t3G5.o5,
Lambs-Steadyfat 3i.60I7.7b. fi ISL III !. ~ 81
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RICHMOND lyE,-, ), II PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected daily. Unless otherw1 "a stated these
ri,ni tfons are Wholesale 4nrtcen:) N

Corrected daily. Unless o.herw,ss stated these
quotations arc wholesale priceS:) Z,
LIVE PoI;LTRY-WInter chickens. per
hound, l5ge0c..: broilers, per pound, 3oaasc:;
hens. per pound. 1aIlic.: ducks per pound
l3d1ic.; turkeys, hens, per oounI. 70lsc.;
turkeys gobblers per pound, 141l6c. geese
per head t0fa75c.; guineas, per head, 20c. Y
BUTTER-Choce dairy packed. per pound
NR2lc. choice family packed. Per pound, e09
2c.: store packed, yellow, extra, per pound,
sJsnisc.; store packed, fresh, Mixed per pound,
il5d1ec; roll choice, yellow. per pound, lSGs0c.,
roll, mixed, per pound, 40 l6c.: common grades
EGGs@1n crates, fresh. nearby. DOZEN. lse; |:
mis- Embellishments peaches, N. CT.
fancy. per pound. 13Gl4c.; peaches. Virginia..
fancy, per pound, 1?dlsc.; peaches unpeeled
per pound, 4D5c.; apples fancy, sliced. per
bound 415c Peas lacksye. No. per bushel,
sl6Dad 20: blackeye. No. !. per bushcl, ii.!o;
black per blishel, ~ 4o; clay. per bushal, Sllo9
81 20 Beans-H andpicked, per bushe, Sl.691
i.65: white. mixod. per bushel, $3.50; colored.
per hushel. sl.HG14U. E$S
L LIVE STOCK-yeals. choice, per pound. To-.
tveals thin, per pound, 6961ac.; runners. per
pound 4a6c.: hogs. choice, per pound. ~ Csc. {;
lambs. choice. per pound. !assc;; sheep. CHOICE
prime. 2Ita4c.; bulls, per pound, 2M Gsc.
= FLOUR-Winter SUPERIOR S4G4.3; winter
extra, $4.50Qi76; winter clears, IS 601575; wln-
ter straight, s5.75a6.8o; winter patent. 5000
GO. Buckwheat, per pound, 2n 9Sc cornmeai.
city sacked. 70g721ac.; country bolted, sacked.
Gsit n $50. Mlllfeed- shpstufr. per ton, SCI. TOO
p. 90: bran, SO. 60GD21. CO., q
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Lillian Russell's Debut.

Nov. when I am drawing the lare.
est salary 1 have ever had, it seems
odd to remember that for my first
appearance I drew $50 a week. 1t
was Tony Pastor who met me at a
friends house and to whom 1 con-
fded my desire to 60 on the stage.
He said he'd give me a position at
once. Then I thought of my mothers
disapprova1: but Mr.. Pastor sug-
gested that I come down in my ordi-
nary attire, sing few ballads, and
even then I could get back home be-
fore anyone missed me. 1t was
great temptation and I agreed. In
order to keep it secret. I took the
stage name of Lillian Russell-my
own was Helen Louise Leonard; but
there was mother to be considered.
For two weeks I went unsuspected,
and then a newspaper man said pleas
antly to my mother: You ought to see
Lillian Russell, that English girl down
at Pastor's.' Can you see me in a
cold sweat? My mother went down
to the performance: I hurried home.
and reached there before she did;
then waited in terror until she ar
rived. She came in. looked me over.
and said: "Well, think you can af-
ford to pay for your own music les
sons,"-and after that I had to. I got
$50 a week, and my first weeks wages
was advanced to get me the gown !
wanted: and I paid it back, SO each
week. Now. when my salary is forty
times as much. I haven't any more
left."-Lillian Russell in National
Magazine.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
The Guiding Of Providence.

Being forbidden to preach the Gospel
in Cape Town, Barnabas Shaw bought
q woke of oxen and cart, and putting
his goods into the wagon, he and' his
wife seated themselves therein, ana
headed the lowing kline toward the IN
terror of the country, not knowing
WHITTIER they went. Thus they jour
neyed on day after day, till they had
travelled 800 miles. On the twenty
seventh day of their journey they en-,
camped for the night. They discovered
a company of Hottentots halting near
them. On entering into communica-
ton with them, they learned to their
astonishment that this band OF heath
ems, headed by their chief were jour
neyins to Cape Town in search of
missionary to teach them 1.-The great
Word" as they expressed it. Had
either party started a half day earher
or later they would not have met
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease, and in order
to cure it you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucoussurface
Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one Of the best physi-
clans in this country for years, and Is reg
ular prescription. It is composed of the
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
Beet Yield Thirty-seven Tons Per
Acre.

The biggest yield Of beets we have
heard Of so far this year is from w.
H. Smith. We had an item In the
Chieftain a few weeks ago telling
about Mr.. Smith getting twenty-seVen
tons from one acre. That was consld-
cred a pretty good yield, but as his
harvest has progressed he has found
several acres Of his field that are
yielding thirty-seven tons per acre.
Now, let us figure a little on this.
Thirty-seven tons at IS per ton makes
s1S5 per acre. The expenses OF grow
ing and marketing, the most Of the
work being done by Mr.. Smith HIM
self, is probably s35 per acre. This
would leave him net profit OF $3.50
per acre. Such results as this ought
to open the eyes Of those who have
been claiming that there is no money
in growing beets.-Holly Chieftain.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
Loon Overcome by Cold,

E. E. Skinner, caretaker at the town
farm, found large loon in the road
yesterday near his>house. =.
He caught the bird, carried it home
and fed it. It seemed to be suffering
from hunger and the severe cold.-Ber-
lin Correspondence Hartford Courant.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
HONEST.

Client to Lawyer-Don't you think
you beloved q good deal IN your
speech to the jury?
Lawyer-Yes, but you see my argu-
ment was so slim that I had to use
force to make them swallow tide
troit Free Press.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
OLD WAR PRISON BOUGHT.
Daughters of Confederacy Purchase
Iehnson's Island for $1,000.

The confederate war cemetery on
Johnson's Island, across the bay from
sandusky, Ohio, was sold Monday at
ternoon to the Robert Patton Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
of Cincinnati for $1,000. The chapter
contemplates improving and beautlfy'
ing it. A small piece Of land adjoining
the cemetery was also bought, which
will be converted into park.
Johnson's Island was one OF the
war prisons Of the north during the
civil war.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
THOSR BOSTON GIRLS.

THOSE BOSTON GIRLS.
Gertrude-Do you think a woman is
justified in using deception in order to
secure a husband?
Frances-For mercy's sake, how DO
YOU expect a woman is ever going to
get married, should like to Know
Boston Transcript.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
FIFTEEN GO THROUGH BRIDGE.
Dozen People Supposed to Be Drowned
in Accident at Los Angeles.

A bridge over Los Angeles river at
Los Angeles, California, fell Monday
carrying with it into the food-sweliea
river twelve to fifteen persons, twelve
of whom are believed to have droWE-
ed. The high water in the river had
attracted q number Of sightseers TO
the bridge.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-16
why He Crossed.

Washington was asked why he
crossed the Delaware on the ice.
Il couldn't commit an anachronism,"
he explained. 1T would have spoiled
the painting utterly.
Perceiving the wise foresight Of their
leader, the soldiers cheered him on
Judge.