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PRICES BREAK
..........UNDER.8STR:|.A|||.I||N||| !
Threatened. olitiohsill8 RfusslltalI
Proves Disturbing Influence
AllSWorld,s Marketsasisg
RECOVER j SUSTAINED 5 I
Dread Of lTnfayorablc D'cy,elo p--i
flcnts Over NiglitE.Mt Made D ,'s,s!l.,}
n ersS Yary lit Close 81 Day. ii5

nv ssotiat.sd Press,


bill Y e q. ro
usncct y fe,
stclsbtrg oycrst lie sunday proved
disturbing influence ~ ~ 1lio
worlds trlrkcts.ss lilo effect was dultc ,ls
acute1 III Street as IN other Tier
market Prices here brok sall tlicfSwifly
from ii to 2 1-a points for the prom,,n,le1llt
active stocks iii the iitst g 4
tradlng, dnd tho fsscrsli contest between '
tho composing tendencies no q ccideda
$in fnyot recovery until tho lirstg iloHr
stnntiai Scffect8on$th side f .li5
this Teaeiedo r nsuaI ,s
large tinGnt a4E rsr , y
coilsdsrab rerovery Was
and the SiispoAt Ion was her. to 5a Hnlt
When tho time had Ipfsscd for the operais--t5
tons for foreign B account tho tendency
however, was Gni clearly towards rc &,
ScoVcry ,rhe cttlementS llscn tened
sPcnisylvaiiir. strike and B the stinlnticiit
4 81 operations iii tho Ia u n iyer{ co ton
mills contributed cheering III fiucllcca from
the Industrial tlnt local
4 ton sstockHg III heir war co IN AymphttiS
With tho rise OF Iii terborou RI
III on the curb now hlg lleiR-
ed to Itlat,g to he IA " md Sohs
( strength Its annual report. N The erect;
Sof tho unprecedented louti OK panaO 70 q
last week fby the q ban ks 81 pa ex-
plained away lnrgeoly to
Y the trlnsfrrS SCI loans from I he trust COM
5panles. riding to the j$i,spfI courlc.
Swhcn money RI tess Lecoine no IN Ms To-
b a,inttractlve to those Inst tut ions. The
selling In the Inst ten mtlitlt es aceired& duo
L 10 dread OF fnvorlblc5 dcvelo pinen over
night, aanl II made sudden inrond s upon
the afternoon re y he CLOSING
was swel k.@ INK u Isl
Bonds were y ~ sales, psr
value, SGG10. 900. United States bonds
were alI8iinchAngeds on.isatl 81 sS
83arllnStotal sales or tocks to-da ~ cunt
ed to- O27. res S III 81. S5si
4 NJ oNI1Y X II AN b d xCIANG E-cL LOSE:
Money on en- II 1T eadygSa t. I3-iGt2 III Der,
cent. closing BID nor cent. offe I; q
at p per- cen inc looms On SIX tyT
days, 2 Lac 81 rlel cen n ,lsty ayr
q "a cent: SIX mon tbs. 3as ~ y. per
actual business 8 Iii ba n kersS III bi lis 8 II
1881 751 4.S7. 80 for8 demand and at 81. 800
@ q s g
Bar ilyer,% % Nj lean a llars. 1-2s
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I ..nl,R,,YIIlGoops MI,A.RK:Er,....

NEW YORK, Jan. % CoHdi tons In the, dry
goods market are still moro Or less unsettled
buyers especially IN the South seemingly pos
sesslng little confidence IN the stub o.
general firmness and refusal to admit there.
is warrant for attempt TO force bl!sncss.S
Loca 1ohbers show q sll ght- incre asc but no
genera bying 9f3i sb
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MN wy',lN 1 ToYrIsT RATEs5
THE n. ATLANTlo COAST Z iNG,

n 81 the ATIANTlcIc QAsT y 3, S9I @s
4 Etntor tourist Tickle I are NO " on sale
to ali Southern winseT rss9Tta vla athe
sshartest quickest and most 3 elegantly
s sa,,ipned betWeen the Nortt and So It'll.
liz ofiers To- health and pleasure seekers
service euualled ny none. You lnaks,no
SchansesFto Florida rssertl.5 81 5;'y
e For full par tlcpla ara apgly 70 any sRsnt
the ~ !, J, /, !, 7, ~ 81
a s5sS sa pIv1yIoa PaySsns err a sent, n.
M III u 3, z AZ Richnland, M q
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Receiver, Appointed.

~. lSpecIaI to Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
t,REFlNsBORO, NJ ca J an. ee3.--U bon pctt-g
tlons Of Berry Dayldon and
Judge Shaw has apo nted Dhvidson
Company. manufacturers Of $ya,Ta Ct e. Gibson
vile. Tte liabilities ara about fso. ooo assets Z,
fore Judge shaw hero Wednesday. Z s 81
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Prisoner. Re captured.

is8 Special to The Times lspal CHI 8
LEO dickens Sunday captured Charlie
Chambers, alias Charlie " lte,sWhot some
weeks $50 escaped from Fla flax county
jtlil ny Z assaultlng the jniler and knock
Chambers Is wanted in petersburg s, Va
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r,o Y, K Al: NJ q.
t,.aan Shnt r,ino f,it1ding
"a ..nny HI on "a
(,
III IIoiiis and San francisco is. 20 q
e. ol,is soi,th con-. 49, ssM
Ma "a Air iine 4s :, n. a. w
sou,he err; a1S Ma Il,
Tcqas and pacinc ists. 12o
f1,oiedo 81 III and I. 4, \.
;mion cony ll1M
49, ii III nj 4. OH
IVA haaii IL 1874
Stx,aLaS ~, & i1eh t IA VI A
1vastei.,i Nd III Z. D3ls
wv .oiiny n m rIre Is Il. Z. o5 n
Nj scnn IN Gent m 81, D1R
\, ,,,d n Trust AZ H8 i
Central Of q eorgi sd Inc 81
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New Assistant Rector.
=, "A, y ,r,,n ,r,,,,ss, Ioisna

1Spcoinl 4 to Tho Times. DlHPAt c
I InroId Thon,as 3of FLORENCE. s g. l,ua no
reptcd tho Gull 10 become ass stant rector OF
st. james Episcopal Church and mi lister OF
t,n CHAPEL of the Good Sl pherd, thia q ly,l
He viii begin Ills duties here on February
It'll sss ..{ t8
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II BAIITIhoItr, NJ D. 4 Jan. ss.--FLoUH-Dull;i
patent y Is. 1905 e5. E5 Wheat veak; spot con-:
tract, and thu month. H. l51t Dl. ~ southern
by sample. 81 6tL13. f} Corn Easier; spot and
the month"; 70 Il I5Oc. southern hite Germ,
4lN Oaes-Dull; No. white. g. ~ rs.
Imitation. .s0ssc do creamery. 3o1lal CT
STEADY anu unchanged d 4 ssso.ss Cheese nm
and unchanged. SuEar--Strong and 3uH cnangeosss
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OFFICIAL RANGE and SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK
By THOMAS Branch 4 c., BANKERS and Brokera

1900 NJ lsso,,fi 1'acific ....,
100 Nash3 t1iat. and s Y. ~.
1900 Ne WI Y prk Contra 81,
4iQ1 Norfolk and tTesterris.tss,i
1000 N. 81. ont. and Svesteri,a
/ 400 Pacific Mail ....
1880 Tcnnsyltlltin II. III. !.
1900 Peoples Gas (Cllicngo)...,,
400 Pressed b Steel Car
n 2OO Pressed Steel Cais pfd u
1000 Republic !. and 3. com ....,..S
ROO Republic I.nnd' 8. pfdl ~ ,..i.i
S4!OO 1tentlliig, E ON .i..5. N. |.
zoo Readlng, list pfd.
1850 Reading. "a pfd "a ....5. 9 X
471Oo Rock Island, com
4 200 Rock Island, pfd1 \, \ -. I. !.
200 slogs. i. ~. .,... IA
100 sloss. pfd : !. "a. !.
4 900 s. u. md y. n. "a pfd .....iy
( 1000 = III. and ! Southwest pf1. 3,
$500 Southern Pacific I.
900 Southern Pacific, p,fd .... ~.
l67oO sOut hern HALLWAY com "a.
100 Southern Hall way, pfd -.
n 400 Senboard Air Line. con, 80.
\ 400 Scabonrd Air Line pfd *, K,
s25Oo 'reiin. Coal and Iron. ...ts,
ZOO n cxns pnclfic .'..
1880 linton Pacific /! .p ~
637MsUniteI States Lea tier n .! .':.,
1880 United q States. Stee t .....
Bo4oO United states steel, 1,lfitdl "
E14oo va. Car. Chemical, com ....s.,.
400 4 AGAR. Chemical, pfd......
400 Nyaba s1i, coil1...... N.
1900 Wabash. pfd, !. ......
600 Western ui Ion 'l.. 4.
wisconsin Central ~. y.
WISCONSIN Central, pfd ...l..
lTotal sales % !, 10 shares.
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RICHMOND 4 Market ~ Al7['E'E.

5forrested daily Unless
paon: aad,uwn. 4 {,
fastf sesss ss
round g
,,Id sfise fair to good pound un-'
drawn, ioblic: ems. PEI, 2o ea,,vaa
per pound
ti,iEhcr tina Iundrawn NJ arket act 1ecnS
sI gsaS pGs sn 1s
1 poaad Isl =:
roosters geese each,
DsliaaEss laare prs
ante zach g. each s g',a r
rels,. each, 3a5c season ~
lisiJrrER Choice family packed per g g W.:
S5ss rssy a!sS
pound ps55 gssapalss lG 'iasd
shG,iss y "a yellow.
q,
era ties, ether sect AZ. - 49,
Ysa s:l,L sholse ~
per pound dlsssea hpS, nah no,nd
4 ,sa nor pound ches,nn!s pound
t dried bright per gSunsa,
.,as eep psr bushs
ha TISE sSnes choice b
e nsahhs Sgl siat6
ysia,s 1 pol soans es prime
fp!f Psr Ps
TIcu Is 5 winter
t sS.s srai sSls winter 4.
D9snat
s as iIeeesai.Ss ton
brnn. $3.50 iel.Qo. {{i9s isis Isl
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
& PEANUT MARKET.

Reported by Itou ~ cChbe ~ ~
81 PETERS s IrRc !; A. "a Jam 4 q. -PDANUTs
SnaIlisll-SIarkot stead Mt $50. receipt light,
VirE nias-AIarket firm, at ~ &f.c u for fancy
stock q machine II picked, ss 2N 13.sc.; shel!ns
stock "a 3csS .st WI 5} ls
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.S;l0UTHE RAILvv I'M.

SCHEDULE in EFFEC DEC. q, 1904 81
MI TRAINS LEAVE RIGHMoND.ga ssss
100 A. --Da y-Itocal for Oh arlott y, &C.
ia 40 IL mi dRp ffet Pull 10
Atlantn and sBlrnilngham. 81 NeW @ leans;
9s Memphis. Cha ttnnoo gas and all the sou
q 100 III MEX. Sinda y-ISey svl la Loca
1880 II !ly--I. united Imam 9;51
for all the South, Ky
or RI H1lt WI y
Tha favorlte route to Bal tirnore and Eastern
points Leave .chrnond 4:sso N. NJ MONDAYS.
sWctlnesdays and Fridays, ls 92f;S
a:iG III ,M.--Iocal Mondays, dnesdays AMI
20 r. N. --iSxcept$ Sunday orr West Point
connac ting With steamers for Bal tlmorot
i 81 and river and ngs tolriays,g sdnasdayss
and Trld avs. Steamer calls att GtpucesterS
81 al Point "A llInonds and ella I'a nix,
4:45 a. hi.--Elxcept sunda local INK - 1es
sYs ~, .a.Is;s;, p.
Il IN A and l64. r. ..F rom al the 9sottn
s:sS p NJ From Chariot te and Du rllatn,
1910 a., M.--Fron IkeysNllle
$0:I AIMING tltnore and West Point Z,
m :i5 All Nj Wednesdays and aysi
NJ daily, except sund Npaass
q. w e.'e1IvYfissTRuRY.SD. RichmeId y
S. II. IIARDWltclIl, w 7; - -
il, AGKE R u; GEM Mgr s3$,s
5gss 5yaslilngto ton, y, S5
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f-.to n, NsDED5 OIL MARKET,

sHIDVy YORK, Jun. rs, ttonseed oil active
but isre II teady, Prime crude. I, q, b; Mills
is1II6ISc prime summer yellow, ~ go, OF
sunmer yellow, nominal: primo white,2 n d2sc.i
primo winter yellow, 81 II dt2Sf, l tEbf
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CHICAGO. II IL. ~ lsS Jan s q. CATTLI11-Re..
ceipts s. 900 head. artet stead to l0c lover.
dilim ST. 75a36. 80: stockers and feeders 50 Sca1
4. IS cows. 81. 40; fers seat6 ~; call
&. Is, IIogs-Re ceipts ST. 900 ihea d. NJ rkes 100
sc higher a a g iI;6S bsaxv
/, r.. Sheep--R eceipts. 20 900 II head: Market
steady; lambs steady TO weak g God to choice
,Netl,ers, $491G 1901 fair 70 choice mixed $fsp
a sn la nlts. 764l7. st.lh
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artst last week and e, s3 last ye "a s
for the week tai e ns a. Ma
y Nc,y orica AZ were $3.50 bales against
iast Year and at 1Ioust 81 bales aga M
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n IA ' A|!|!6itt1IkaN5S'b ST ] /.

sss,sss LEAVE RICIIMoND5DA
We 100 AZ NJ, NOR FOLK IMITED. ArrlHeAS
ana surto! !; y !, !, \, !, g,
Roanoke. Pullman 6leepeTs Roan0k to- Coluri.5s
bus Dlueaeld to Cincinnst also Rnenoks.sso to-
x RnGxyills and z, knofyn e hemphl
s a:io. TN Af.--RoANoKEE EMPRESS Tor FARM
81 :0S q oGlAS siIoRE LIN 1TEpsArs- u
rives Norfolk SEQ HI Stops only at P ters-s
burg, SYaveTly WI and b Suffolk c,onneots With
steamers \ to Boston, dence VI New York;
baltimore and Was hingt
IS n and lions East
a. 10 n M.aNE oRLE ANsE SHORT 40 IN E,a
Pullman sleepers r ichn ond tos Lyn hbmrEk ands
5Roanoke Petersburg to East Rntl ford rteh-s
burg toa Chatta,ooga MeTphls and New t1r=s
leans. Cafe Dining Cal
Is5 o:So r, NJ. lsT. ouIs ExPR Ess. F' u ln,hn
Sleeper Petersburg 70 Roanolte and RoarokeSt
truths arrive tom
II. und B:lX I. NJ from an orfoilts
and 80 8P. M.
S ltlce No. S3Ss East haln III
W. b. RIl WILL g, HI BCSl1kl
VA Gen'l 4. pass. a t.SE8 ss Dist.
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.Richlnonders in New York.

VI 5lI fSpcinI to The VImcs,D ispntcIl. rs
4s NEW SYI1R Il, jan. a. I'm CIV Amsterdam, Dr.
b. o. woodward !; IIof flI,an. H, Ifooat
y ork, q, Coleman; Hote a stoyl NJ, "A rnpld,
KILLER; Navarro, Y /: ~ Allen and Wis
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Il MERCHANTS AND MINERS \.
u TRANSPORTATION COM PANY

y y EteAnlers IeAVH N0TEoIk LOT t5pytoN Tu0sdayI
Boston, MAss,,,& Providence; a. u,
rsSy sna s ass
III III. Fnssengers and fyel ght AIKEN tor al
New England polnts, Tlc ets. on sAlo ~ p, Al
Z Fast Main. n az 81 gs AZ
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3:53. CATTLE MARKETS, S
s5RIcHMoNDfLIYgf sTpcK MARKET
/sn Iar a I tIfnionS Stnck Yards


Richmond, n j.. Jan. =,
marker. Hest steers sod al 5asN ed!urn
good common t. fair IS 9.
bulls mel fers as e auallty
a' e;oo run q hogs and sold from, 4
Very sheer, and g q, se e1
bucks, Il; fresh cows, $50 500
'Sfl7Mcs; common to fair butcher cot tie scarce
m Prospects Bood on AL stock.
Isl EVE tY X. Jan les. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pts.
q aO4 head. Steers slow and loo &c. ~ sr {
bulls and cows dull to e15c, x lower y ati I've
steers, S. 8&15.67k oxen md stays, s. i..6o;
bulls 7eas, esposts do e IS 60 tl ~
w @ 8, fs te e,ss
3,Jo.S Dressed calves m Their easer e1cept Tor
choice stocks city dressed sYeals: 0lt peE;
pound; country dressed Ga 12c., wi tn l2lhc for
choice. Sheep and 1.anbs ecel pts, 9. ~ head:
Sheep strong lambs 1926. high er.. Sheep, 81 g
is tcuiis, fs1a 81 lambs. s7QS. Is =: olla
S. 90 s. Hogs-Receipts. N Il, ass head. Feeling
hrm: market lionlnaily ~ sales re-
ported, ESQ SS'gf
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4 f, n, Produce {, Markets.

r.yya YORK, jan e, OUR steady, but
ydnIi. rye Flour--St eed p ckWl,eat Flour
p uil Gornnea cpd l'ye--N ominal Bar
yWheat.spot, rod .oM feat (; !.
Options closed 4. tirn me- 81 81 isi ny aYp ~
s}fsS s.
y alxs al si,easssspul
western, steamed. refned, ssaay,
I,.sSp STAIN
sed' *. s7is 'etrolcsin,-
n SsisIss nsssss
= = ref Ms,y 81 1e,,as
81. stale 49,
i i'lrn: a sesatsa fancy south,
%ss,srn hsnE !s1p5
fancy 81 EN- g n
sIs1 s stea Rs'f y iys.s 80 e9Sss
opo ssa w q res MT
"a pu Is d sorder ,use1 strong ttnish n tha
Wheat s,s corn i SSas 81
s Mas s sAew SAN IS and provisions arc
fst' Sssa sa'siGi 4
NY ssES 4's' NY
'S AZ AZ II X X -; e
sS 81 ;;::!$ i II & 4
aEss PoRK-Psr pbs s,s57
JS,S s. 40; 1855 1876
.Z. (;
}$i$ ;;! Isl Ii; III IS
cash quotations we're us follows: FLoURTT
Dull. No. q snrIpg wheat ~ ]. No,aS.
81 S mn, ssss;s s5 s sys
Heed tssadng Sassy ss, faiE e
psln,o, y b.
lara io6 pounds sloIt. rlbs s!gSa
GloysE contract grade, 1attsg-.euisEi
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|. MARINE intel IGEN OF.
( YonT or RICHMOND IAN, 20. 1906.
~ i "A RRIVEcIJ WI 81 X Viii

b, PORT or RICHMOND p. IAN. e2. 1905.
& 5s Ii ARRIVED, M Il 81
dIse and passengers, Old Dominion line
Is steamer Brand Harvey. NORFOLK Inerchaps
also and passengers.i Old Dominion line,
sAILEp N N;
steamer Pocahonlas. Graves, James silver
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and passe n,
gers, Virginia Navigation IN. IA x ,ts 81, I'LL
sssSfr
disc and messengers. Old Dominion line. !, a I
PORT OF WEST Pol JAN. %, 1906. lS
ARRIYEn n
4 panyiIle.S Short, Baltimore passengers and
general cargo, 81 81 II; 23,5: Il val a
SAILED,
pany,lle. Short Baltimore. passepsers and
general cargo. 5ssS i4 s.
n PORT NEWPORT MD y, u AN. 20, 1905. IS
4s ARRIVED. 81 "A
+ Steamer Pollard st, Iernon, Bostons H
Steamer Albusra, Baltimore. INK IN,
Schooner Three AIarys, Prey dence
y N {. SAILED; !, !, ~ Y Il
SteaIncl Waccanla Y, Fortlai M,
a stean,sr a lplora, Ncrfpl III. iS5g &, HI n
Schooner II. a, Stone, SAY Rnnall III n.
n III st9sl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q i jS
tP;chrf,nnders in New York e
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l53s BALTIM o l1 STOCK MARKET,
81 BALTIMORE$NlIo., 81 all, q. - Seaboard Air
Lua common, II Y sI9 do. pre- fcrred, 369s 9S7,s
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d. II. - Richmond, E're dericks.
] = a. q X burg & Potomac r. m
Trains Leave Richmond y. N Orthwartl.s

ns u u burg e Potomac II. Fri. 4
Trains Leave Isicllm ond = orthwartl. &
a a:is AASSNI-7DsiIy nyrd 81 TI,hroush
s:s9 s. hol lIDaa ~ {, @ 81
s:54 ~ M..-Daiiy. except afonday-Byrd ss.lss
u IthrSoInsh, Al pullman I, \
$40 4; S DAILY 81. Throush, Y rs
4 s;os noon Week Days Byrd 81 T1rop I'll. 3tS
II 100 Fl Week Days--B Byrd ST. FredertcAsa$
burg BAccoinlil odat ton sgh
6:s6 3 n pallyT-e e, !,
~ ao, MsW ties AshlAnd -.
Riehmso ,ir d lnseasF
q 40 a. M. Week Day ASHLAND A..
I s:aojA: NJ, .-Woek Days--Byrd st. Frederioks.3
1iS * 4 1 Bss. s ISL 81.
zat i \, q y "a. D,
s5s Hyss Il fssssssh nss.,
es4s & E, 4 8 Daily !! 81, Through All
1873 E !, M.psil|Y Main Sc Throash ,,sl
11to E Err 1,S Wes paysByrd st Throish
NoTE@Puilma Sleeping 81 rarlora cars ~
Al above trains sept ms q irving r ict-
3mond ,ll5o "a. y. 4 ,'cels and local accom-
TIms Of arrivals and lures and conneq,
GKn I 2 z
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creameries, 197:sc: da! res. Is R24c.. Cheese
Included: arsts 24c. prime firsts esc c e.
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spot cotton closed AZ pony, 10Y y s.
niudlInE uplandsi 90 !; vi
ha lcs Gl5 Dales as 6 Isl RI
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s.. B @ R I)s.
AIR LINE RAILWAY Is II

1-a-1o0i. 77se Ed
TRAINS LEAVE c5sIoNp-pAII.x; n !,
$40 "a, ~ MorIlna,an1a ham!Ss.
-'-S Jncso,,Yiilo, Atlanta arid sout west.
$3.50 r., ii. Florida Lin lted-solld 3St PulmanS
st Nav York to st, August Inc. IN
n IN p III. Sea hoard ExpresH--S
sonve, Atlamta and 4 3!
4 3, A M SOLID pullman from st. Augustine
S:9s A., From Florida. tlanta ana sionsh q
4:b5 " M-Fror Florida, Atlanta md s;outh-s
i west 81. " 4, /, Z. X In
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NEW YORK, jan z, ,nnt
Id,1,Ils i've Fiour--Ste VI Blu ckw Flour
ouct. Gornmeal y Bar
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N q Il ~ AZ wv
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r,111,Aa o. L. ian. Possibility 81 g do,
a tiIsordsr ,ised strong riah In tho
%hss as sts III sSss 81
All snow gain 81 f,c.. and provisions are
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-04-06
The StomachIess Man.

be a serious problem to the surgeon.
He can invade and explore it with i'm
punity He can even, if circumstances
demand, relieve the owner of it entire
ly, and so arrange the loose ends that
the functions of nutrition are success
fully maintained. To be sure, the pa
tent can never thereafter derive
much pleasure from his meals; he
must restrict himself to a rigid diet,
but for all tho other affairs of life lie
may be as competent as before. There
are to-day several stomachless men
who are earning their daily predigest-
ed ration in occupations varying from
clerk to ssman.-McClure's
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-04-06
A SAVINGS BANK.

Are you acquainted with good
Savings Bank and do you understand
how one would benefit you?
The City Savings Bank is most
carefully governed by state law acd is
regularly examined by state officers
Its investments are limited to first
mortgages against real estate bonds,
warrants or securities Of known mar
ketable value and is absolutely safe
1t accepts deposits of any size from
any person. the small savings OF the
children, the savings Of the housewife
or the accumulations OF the business
man or investor and makes it posi-
BILE to build up an account until such
time as the result may be sufficient
for an investment or purchase. All
deposits draw per cent interest.
II you are interested in acquiring
such information, cut this article out
and mail it direct to us and we will
promptly forward package Of
needles or some testimonial of our APP.
probation with full information as to
our facilities
Address, City Savings Bank col S
10th St, Omaha, Nebraska.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-04-06
The Decline Of chIvaIry,

Chivalry grew up in Europe as a
peculiar institution after the fall of
the Roman empire and it fiourished
through the middle ages. Its decay
set in when Cervantes in his famous
Don Quixote" made it the object of
his delicious and satirical ridicule,
Long after the institution of chivalry
disappeared its spirit survived in re-
spect and courtesy to women, and
this has. been considered one of the
highest manifestations Of manhood
In the past few decades it has fallen
more and more into disuse because
the conventional social barriers be
tween the sexes are being rapidly
leveled and the women are claiming
for their sex political social and
moral equality with men, and thus the
old order changes and the new social
relations are growing up between the
sexes.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-04-06
ROMANCE IN CONNECTION
WITH SWEDISH DYNASTY

man capable of contending with Ma
poleon. The match, as might have
been expected under the circum-
stances, did not turn out happily.
Bernadotte. on becoming crown
prince and subsequently king of Swe
den, lost his head so completely that,
forgetful of the fact that he himself
was peasant from the Pyrenees, he
reproached his charming wife with
the lowliness of her birth, declaring
that he had been guilty of a terrible
mesaliance and that if he had only
waited he might have had any prin-
cess of the blood in Europe for the
asking-this, too, in spite of the fact
that lie had stood as a soldier on duty
on what is now the Place de la Con-
corde at Paris on the occasion of the
execution of King Louis XVI and that
he had taken part in the shout of
Mort aux Tyrans" which greeted the
exhibition Of the severed head of
their monarch to the multitude
words which, along with Phrygian
cap, were found tattooed on his right
Inherited Josephine's Eyes.
Queen Desiree. whose sister Julia
married King Joseph Bonaparte of
Spain and lived with him for a time
at Bordentown, N. j., survived her
husband for many years and died
shortly before the Franco-German
war, universally beloved in Sweden,
and, strangely enough, without ever
having revisited her native land since
the overthrow of the great Napoleon.
1t is by an irony of fate that Queen
Desirees only son, Oscar |, should
have fallen in love with Josephine de
Leuchtenberg, daughter Of Eugene de
Beauharnais, who was the only son
of the Empress Josephine, for whose
sake she had been Tilted by Napoleon.
In spite of his mothers opposition
Oscar I insisted upon marrying Jo
sephine of Leuchtenberg, and in this
way the present king of Sweden, Os'
car II, finds himself a grandson of
Desiree Clary and a great-grandson
of Empress Josephine, whose singu-
larly beautiful and expressive eyes he
alone of all her descendants is said to
have inherited.-"E X-Attache' in
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-04-06
M,uJaro WI/So,7

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