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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
BIBLE LECTURER TELLS
OF CHRIST'S LIFE

every thoughtful person must ad-
nit that there once lived in Palestine
a man called Jesus of Nazareth. This
fact in history is authenticity stated
by the Latins and Hebrews The one
question is, what was Jesus of Naza-
reth? That he was an ideally good man
all the world admits, but If that were
all Jesus would still be sleeping under
the Assyrian stars and Christianity
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
DRAWS LESSONS
FROM CIVIL WAR
DR.. HARDIN ADDRESSES G. A. R.
MEMBERS
Fortieth Anniversary Of Surrender Of
Lee at Appomsttox Celebrated
With Patriotic
Services

The fortieth anniversary Of the sur
render of Lee to Grant was observed
last evening by the local members Of
the G. A. r. with patriotic services at
the First Methodist church. Rev.
Frank A. Hardin preached the sermon,
taking for his topic "Christ in the
Camp" The members of the local G.
A. r. and their families attended the
services occupying the central portion
of the main auditorium.
DR.. Hardin spoke at length upon the
effect Of a camp life upon the young
men and boys, saying camp life the last
two years of the Civil War was con-
ducive to good moral life. He spoke
of the unique history of the war, which
he termed strictly a peoples war, for
and of the people of the land, while all
others were Of conquest.
DR.. Hardin stated that on good au-
thority 1t was ascertained that Jeffer-
son Davis travelled in Disguise through
the north, finding the feelings of the
masses. On his return he organized
small companies which drilled for
tilities.
1.-THE great Civil War;" said the
speaker, cost this country one million
and half of men, two billions, eight
hundred and fifty millions of dollars,
and sometimes three millions of dollars
a day. Ninety-six thousand men fell
in battle. One hundred and eighty
four thousand men died of disease and
exposure. When the great struggle
closed one million men were still in
action. In short time this great and
wonderful army faded as a drop in
the ocean. The men of the blue and
of the gray now meet as fast friends.
mo army in all history, not except
ing Cromwelps roundheads, had in 1t
more true, genuine religion than that
which followed this old flag. God pre-
pared and fitted us for war. At the
fist call the Christian young men en-
listed. We found that in the majority
of cases the boys needed cruel more
than they needed theology. Take, for
instance, the case of a young boy who
had been severely wounded in battle
and was very weak from loss of blood.
While he was patiently waiting for
his turn to be treated in the field hos
pital, good Christian minister came
up to him and said, Johnny, do you
love Jesus?' To this the boy answered:
This is no place to PROFOUND conun-
drums. Stop the blood and then talk
to me about my SOUL This was the
spirit through the camps.
"The army broke down sectarianism
more than any other agency. When
the boys were in trouble or sick they
did not stop to ask if a person belonged
to the Baptist, Congregational or
Methodist church. They wrote letters
home of good feeling toward the differ
ent chaplains Over the land the old
ghost of sectarianism was broken.
pray that ghost may never return"
During the discourse the speaker
gave many touching and amusing in
cidents Of camp life, and paid high
compliment to the noble women who
assisted in lessening the sufferings and
hardships of camp life.
Following the service an informal
reception was held by the old soldiers
for their fellow soldier and speaker.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

Flies are not the only things found
in amber In a big mass of clear am
ber dredged up out Of the Baltic sea
recently there was distinctly visible in
it's interior small squirrel-fur, teeth
and claws included.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

Foreigners in China buy nearly ev-
erything on credit. giving signed
"chits" for every purchase. the reason
being their unwillingness to load them
selves down with silver or native coin,
while paper money fiucuates too
much.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
PATTERN NO. 1896.


A paper pattern of this garment can be OBJ
tanned by filling in above order and directing
It to The Herald's pattern department 1t will
be sent post paid within ten days on receipt
of ten cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

Notice to Holders of Herald Photo Coupons
Holders OF Herald photo coupons on Barnett
& sons studio wishing sittinBs on Sunday
must make engagement several days IN ad-
vance. All coupons must be presented before
MAJ Is. 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
POLE Z. E#GR R { i

w.
James tsouthworth. OF Alice. spent, q. part
( OF the week with his son. Aubrey, In Wash
Bington, where he attended tho inauguration
Mrs william McGregor, who has been quite
sick. is now able to be out. again. a. fa
Miss Idona Crouch, Of Ellerson, has been
quite sick during tho past week. Ut ai} ~
I5 Tho regular monthly meeting OF the Farm
ers Relief Association, was held on Iuesaay
evening last In the hall at Newman iS&4
Mrs w; G, Griffin has returned 70 her nome
at Highland Springs after a. visit TO parents
a Henry Roberts, Of Richmond, spent the week
with friends Mt Atlee. 53i5rell sits ~ ia; y
LA meeting OF the wv. G. IT, was I'D In
the home OF Miss Bates one afternoon o.
Il" Clarence Smith was the guest of friends at
Highland Springs last Sunday. ~ it3it5b N "a
Mr.. and Mrs Walt err Luck, OF Elmont, re-
Gently visited friends mt this place. 81 q !.
Miss Carrie Field has returned nome atte
a delightful visit to friends IN Richmond ana
Manchester. !. n. ,,,,
stitute teacher for her sister, Miss Haiil,et
who spent the week with reatl lives IN item ~
The body Of VIZ, Burton, who died last
Tuesday night in his home lnt Fenrico county,
was brought TO; the Old Family Hprylns
ground here for nterment on Ihursday atter-
noon Mr. burton leaves an afllcited wl ne
Roll Of honor for No. ~ school,, Edna Hicks,
Nellie "a Mclregor, u Winnie sNia.. Wilmer
Taliaferro, William, McGregor, Callie SCUM
worth, Irene Southworth, Jessie Henry, f Nllc0'-
ard Martin, fs.ltit 5S M sr 74l tftl2if ltf2{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
WE s: M,P ii I. RIDGE.

The Misses Eubank entertained a few OF
their friends at their home at Westhampton
Masss
esrris ana sdp'S ts HapanK s and Messrs
ana
4 Ridge schol roll OF honor-Grammar Grades
Florence Badenosh s1WIoa Bartlett t It q,
oliver Is. Gladys Pemberton Ky, Jessie shep.
person %, Wilde shcpperson 49,, Willie Bad
enoch t3), Leslie Boltz ~. Timberlake Mero-
dlth 90. Hiram am Oliver 90, Vinon PemDer-
Primary Grades-1rvln Clarke ~, Raymond
Matthews ~, Henry Oliver 90. Badenoch (l9),
Leslie shepperson d, Thelma Tyler (s) Katie
woodward d9) Lizzie Woodward d5) .
Mrs, Eubanl and Miss Carrie Eubank. Of
Westhampton Park, spent Sat urtay night with
Mrs. p, ~ Ford Of Ridge.
The sunday-school Associate OF upper Hem
rico met at Ridge Church last Sunday. On
meeting was not 80 largely attended as usual
The banner was awarded to- Bethlehem sun
day-school. s Fi N 1aa58s " n Vie II
The robins have not all been killed yet, al
though they ARE being saughtered by both
male and female. One young lady Of this
ses9n ksG ys aiysn
nsh' p1pSEs
wa naasss
Mr.. AMI Mrs. !. u: Walton. OF Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs. u, r. Palmore. Mrs. John Weaver.
Misses Rosabell Thorpe, Rosa Sweeney. lottia
Thorpe Elsie Walton. Of Richmond; IibbIo
Sweeney, Violet Palmore; Messrs, Stuart
Thorpe. Willie D!ckr, Wolf ,Duckhardt John
Ginter. Charlie Thorpe, Fairfax Jones OF Dunn
barton; Paul Warbnrton. Harry Browning.
Norris Sweeney Berkeley Thorpe. Hunter
Thorpe, Irwin Palmore, ernon Walton.
MeHsrs. Tom Staples and Anderson Holt, OF
Dumbarton, visited friends at Rio Vista sun
day St .Sl t.s.i3 g M
w ]. Pepper. of Rose Lawn, who. for tho
last three weeks has been with his mother In
Mobile. has returned home.
Mrs W, u. Grant, OF "Grantland." who
has been quite sick for some time, Is now able
to be out, again. n ittt5 59i X
Miss Monte Netherland, ,of Home Place
spent Monday night with her cousin. Miss
| Maud Coats. h i.& 81 4i3 1903 5lEia.
At the meeting OF tho Tuckahoe Lodge
| No 1853 /, Q, O. F., OF Ridge, held last
| Saturday night ]. y, Badcnorh was elected
delegate to the Grand Lodge of Virginia.
! which will meet In Lynchburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12


stearsa is will be- 5hel1 every i Thursday night.
Concerts will be- given ON the new band-stand
during the summer months. 5sa . g ttiE
Rev. John III E. ri Mccartney, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopa ! V Church, who has been
quite sick with the grip, s I now able to be
n out again. 81 ISL " =, y.
Mrs. w. Warrlner, of "a lendale, spent
several days with her daughter, Mrs.4sJohn
Rufner, the first OF the week.
a Mrs George w. Stoveria little grandohil-
4 d,en,5 Miss Villa Collins and Master Dudley
Collins, were guests at Bel leyeW, the homo
sof Mrs. w r. Turner. during the week. .G
Mr.! Parsons sheriff OF Goochland county ,for
tho past thirty FIVE years, has purchased tho
old Matthews place adjoining, Ben lehman the
estate Of Mr. Waterman Citerly and Will make
1t his future home. N L. II ~
i5s The High land Springs branch OF the National
Alliance held Its regular meeting with Mrs.
~ S. Read at tho Manor ouse'on. M ssi
day. Preparations nre being made Tor thelr
annual Enstor3 sale, After adjournment \ O
social cup OF tea was enjoyed by all s u
Mrs. Cronyn, & mother OF Mrs. Cairns, is
reported to be slowly improving. F1er slste
from Now York; arrived in the village during
5tho{ week and Will probably Is remain l5 some
time. 81 ~; Il, . a rs X I.
turned on Wednesday from a delightful visit
to friends in Chesterfield county II. HI IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

f;rho Social Dramatic Club was last Tuesday
evening entertained by Miss Bertha Marshall
ather home on Fourth sp A ,s,nns school
ending for the week March 3rd, 1905, ID ms
follows: Senior Rebecca Clarke, annie
Sale Euln Bowman, Julien Todd, ATWOOD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
SEVEN PINES IN NOTES

Memorial services were held in corlnth
Church, on Sunday last. q d . 81 !, y.
Owing to tho illness tof the pastor + ey. John
% Mccartney services weref conducted by
REV. Mr., Mead, OF 4Iasker's Memorial Church,
' Mrs, Vincent spent Wednesday with her
daughter Mrs Atkins .s
poiiard's in the near future for tho benefit
4 Bernard bottoms Is Improving fter severe
/ Mr. and Mrs Delaware Wright will spend
next Wednesday with her mother AIRS James
II Lynn. sll5S . ~. 4, -. M n,
Idggett, Of West Alexandria, Pa. visited the
Pines on Friday. rs N, 98.
OF grip. II tsi y, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
FULTON NEWS.

4 t1hes r,uilders. League, OF the Denny Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Will meet W ,,
&tiay5nft ernoon at 3 o clock with MRS. Ihomas
81 AZ Rev rt her home on state Street, when
an election OF officers Will take place. ia All al
+ members are ed to attend. q, /. !.
friends in Washington y. c., where she ut :
tended The Inauguration. has returned nome.
Herman Porl is quite sick at his home on
sgt Miss Jennie lines OF Brookneal. Va. who
has been spending the winter with friends fls
sssss s sara feT s snSs sso Va
has been Visiting her sister Mrs: Franklin
" b Bowls, at Belmont, Fulton Hill, has re-
The Rev David Hepburn, pastor OF the
Fulton Baptist Church, has rented a farm In
e lower FIenrico county. where he VIII remove
M The ea aides Auxiliary Society Of the Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church VII meet
Tomorrow aftcrnoon4at 9 o'clock NJ me resi-
e dence OF Mrs. Samuel u. Mercdlth, on VII
II IHTho Rev. T. 81. Bransford OF Danyille, Vas
who been eonduetins the revival nessingy
4 Church for the past two weeks, VIII leave ~,
\ for his home tomorrow y The Rev. John aI. W.
Eure Of has been dlI si1
5 a The Cup Of Cold Water Circle, OF the Kings
and Sons will NEE, s on
Fulton Street. ts.56 a 5lst! az
y Miss. Josie Rogers Is confined at her homo
" on Nicholson street Win inc stlppe'
y Patriotic SOM of hn,srica will meet Tuesday
4 night at ths' Juhlor Order United American
Mechanics Hall, ontt Louisiana Street. :.
Miss Wideman. Of Baltimore, Md, who has
Il been visiting the Misses Golner on Denny
Street. has returned home (.
Il Mrs w. j. Mays wife of superintendent
~. ". Mays, Of the lower gas works, Is
quite III at her home on state Street
q Commissioner OF Revenue T.. H. Kemp. Of
Henrico county. and his daughter, Miss Zoda
i Kemp. have returned from a trip to Washing
4 ton. So
Miss Viola Bufln has returned from q visit
TO hcr sister. Mrs, John McIwen. at South
\ Boston. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
GAINES'S MILL

j. X Bates Friday to arrange 'i for the co as
yentlon, which Is to he held at Shady Grove
r., Church on March 18th and Goth, Tho
Rev. s. g. sutton, pastor Of Cool Spring Bap-
list church and Rev, J, L. Pribhle, pastor OF
Vice. Mayor Mccarthy. OF Richmond Ia ex-
pected to give n lecture on Sunday as he
cannot be present on Saturday
The Crawford Woman's Christian Temper.
nnce Union Will hold ITS regular monthly meet
Ing at The home Of Mrs. John Beadles at
Hickory Hi, on March 18TH All the MEM
berg are requested to BIO present.
Miss Pearl Tailey spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents at Sunny Side III 5f5
Rev James y. Clark, OF Richmond, filled
prNC II. Ryland's pulpit al Walnut Grove
last Sunday, H6 III (.
Mr., and Mrs. cliff McGhee visited relatives
In Richmond on Monday last. IN 49,.
Mrs Julian Bowes visited her mother, Mrs.
Falkner last Sunday, ~
Miss Lee Richardson, Of Hogan's recentiv
visited her aunt, Mrs. Fannie White OF Cold
Harbor 'l0' M ~
Miss Mary Richardson and Master 1,,nwood
Cliffs, ~ wy
Mr., Guthron, Of Richmond, visited Civ
Mount during the past week.
Mr., and Mrs b. r. CorwIn and Mrs Ethel
relatives In Washington whero they attended
The Inauguration. @ .a5 .s'. 49, n
f. G. Gaulding. who has been quito sick
from the grippe during tho past week, ID
again able to be out. 7't; n
Mr., Edgar Bates. who has been indisposeJ
Tor several days. ls again able to be out
Charlie Stewart visited his cousin LnwooJ
Ilufner at Cold Harbor during the past week
5ilinItIlaAIr rnrinro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
ITHE a!RIR.

before We can sympathize with others.
We must have suffered ourselves" No
one can describe to you the suffering at
tending an attack OF the grip, unless you
have had the actual experience. There
is probably no disease that causes so much
physical and mental agony. or which SO
successfully defies medical aia. All dam
avoided by the prompt use OF Chamber
|lain's Cough Remedy. Among tho tens
Of thousands who have used this remedy,
not one case has ever been raported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that has
not recovered, ( Fer sale BY Rll drug Sists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
CHESTNUT Hill AND X
HlGHLAN D q PARK


|siast Friday evening delightfully."- entertained
|Sbyg Miss Rebecca Clarke at her home on ,rhlru
Avenue Games were. ndnged n Until q . late !,
hour, liter which refreshments " ere served
Among those present were Misses Annie sale, &
Bessie Marshall Maude hyesay, Aure lI, TIN TIN.
lev Is' .s Richard Sale Licwiyn aarvle. ollie Tim.
berlnke. Charlie q Rork Page fnnos 4. The y,
notice Of the noxt meeting VIII be announced
Mrs John Tatum continues quite III at her
home OH Fourth Avenue. 5s &i i :.
!ll Hd ehllaren =, Of th MoangKe1
b DR.. W. NJ. Wade Is slowly improving at his
residence on Fourth Avenue. B & 81. & d, ~.
Mcssrs Bernard and Norman Jude have re-
Nirned to their home on Third Avenue, after
Visiting friends in Washington D. 4 G.. lI. #
Mr.. willie Redd, who has been quite SICK at
The cleaners Society. Il Mlzpah \, pr Z, aSf
erlaq Church held It's regular 'n On nee.,
Mrs. g w. Wngleld, q Highland q Park na = ,s III,
Tho baseball team Of rarto Heights Is. VII yll
Team next Thursday evening, March 1871 ct.
Northsldc HALL s4t AN I s5E III sR i MS :,
Mr. John Price has returned home, q g f e,
spending several days In lvaslington. P.4 &C.
quite a number OF the young peopl OF the
''Ii ll,'i gave n surprise party IN The home
Miss essle severn y, IS nss
Dancing was kept UP unit a late hour. after
which all repaired to the dining room, whero
a the Sale
Bertha Marshall, ;Maude Livesay. Patte Chris
tian Edythe through. Bessie s. Ma1sh az
Iuby N # yqn1eS sae
Illewlyr iarvic, Arthur Carroll Lamar y en113
ley, julien Todd Il =. q. 81
evening entertained by Miss Bertha Marshall
atShar3 home on Fourth Avenue: Y, I,
& The roll Of honor for Highland ParS school
follows: Senior A-Rebecca Clarke Annie
Sale, Euln Bowman, Julien 81 Todd TODD, ett"oo ~
Lewis. 4 !. ~. :, q. 4. Z,
Junior Msnas Ts sro Rus Mary ar starFe
Woodbridge, Harve 31satclift e. !, e.
Second Grammar q, ssresnam. asgy
Lena Gary, Blanche H uffran .Sys8 q
Eight Primary Is Gre de-Frank 80 7 arbrough H.
Hunter Christian, Irving al
Thomas Royal. Grace Goodali AaEIte IA ett'
Sixth sixth Grammar Grade Dorothy Duce. George
Cary Violet Burton. Rufus Quarles Ginton
Durett Hubert Bahlke, q Helen Wilder, i. Mar
guerlte 5Balllke, Thellnni Chewnlng Kate Davis
ruth Bowman Ros"lie nas James 1so MenTee
son, Harold Radcliffe Colston II oya a. N elna
Livesay, Russell satterwhl;e. Y, ~
Mr.. and Mrs, James Sh elby OF Fourth ave q.
fn,Ie entertained quite, III number OF thelrR
friends Monday evening from 8 to II, IN
honor OF Mr. Shelby 8 birthday. 81
9 Mrs. George Todd left "Wednesday for3 her
home near Harrlsonburg. III IS, tis
Mrs. while Regain. who has been quite sick,
Is Improving slowly. IL a3&a ii sl5ai
Mr. Charles Syfan. OF Fourth Avenue, VINO
somewhat improved. 9s8 5 t5 l}t MI v
THE Marguerite Bottomc Circle OF Kings,
WI hold meeting Mond ai
Melvin Starke, Highland Park. tFal .t 55
Mrs. e. ~. Ray, who has been confined to
the house for several weeks. Is able to De De
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
e,,,s o b ! ! l I: :;

out after having BEEN confined at Ills home
oh Graham street, several days with rheuti1a.
a Howard Cornwall, who has been An Rochester.
+ N u, for sons tlt1e has returned TO his
home, Wilton on the JAMES ~ . II r..
Captain Albert Morecock, OF. Charles CITY sis
visiting Ills son, ". r. hiorcock on Nlchol-t
son Street, l gs55 5;5 . Wa " U 83 n vi /. .
h Rose Fernandez, daughter OF MI. ind Mrs
severely burned about the limbs vernll
months ago was recently taken to tho Shell
Etering Arms Hospital where pig skin was
port ed as getting along VERY ~.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-07
PRESSURE SENT
WHEAT DOWN
ASSURANCE OF SAFETY OF WIN.
TER WHEAT AND WEEKLY
STATISTICS WERE BEARIsH
FACTORS.
BY the Associated Press.

Chicago, Feb. G.--WHEAT--We ak-
ness developed late in the day a fair
ly firm tone being manifested early.
Al the opening May was unchanged
TO y higher at $l.17@1s, July IN.
changed to "a higher at $l.02 TO p i,
Active demand for July by shorts was
the feature during the first half hour.
Pit traders nevertheless showed an
inclination to sell May, owing to the
fact that cables were only triile
higher Weekly statistics geenrally
were cons rued rather bearish, the
worlds shipments being large and
the amount on passage considerably
increased The heavy fail of snow
west and southwest, practically insur-
ing winter crop from damage by cold
weather. was bearish factor. All in
fuences named had depressing eff
feet On May, but the demand for July
prevented a temporary decline. La.
ter May traders who bought July last
week turned sellers. Prices gradually
yielded 10 pressure. The last half
hour the market was quite weak. May
closed ga II, July down 3sG1a
CORN market was subjected
10 considerable selling by cash
houses, but prices showed only
slight decline, The principal reason
or the seadiness was the decrease
il the visible supply Of $4,000 bush
is The close was practically un-
hanged.
OATS-Tradng was largely OF a
icalping nature. The market was
teady. prices showing very little fiuc'
uati as, and closed about unchang !
d. Visible decreased 244 GOO.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-07
coRRITT AND NELSON MATCHED
VIII Fight in San Francisco on Feb.
%, the Winner 10 Meet Britt
Later On.

San Francisco, Feb. G.--"Youne Cor
bitt and Battling Nelson agreed ia
fight on Feb IS a. Wo0dward's pa.
vilion, with the understanding that
the winner will be allowed to fight
Britt. Morris Levy of the Hayes Val,
ley club arranged The battle. The
men agreed to fight at 1870 pounds,
Weigh, in at G O'Clock The referee
has not been selected, but probably
will be Jack WEIGH
Last November tle two fighters
we're matched by the same club I'M
der similar conditions. 10 the win
uer wa to 50 the big end of the
gate receipts and later match with
Jimmy Brit
Nelson won from Corbltt and in a
later battle lost to Britt Now it is
Nelson and Corbtt again and next
month il will be Britt and the win
ner The boys will fight for so per
cent Of the gate receipts OF which
he winner Will take rs per cent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-07
LEVEL OF PRICES \
WAS RESTORED
THOUGH MARKET WAS NOT CAR
RED ABOVE SATURDAYS
cLosE-MosT STOCKS WE'RE
SLUGGISH.


New York Feb. 6.Tlc layel of
prices on tho stock MART aaay vas
pretty well restored but ia move
ment did not carry II above satur-
days closing Sen!oe was in part a
continuation o Ike satrday move
menr, WHOA deAtl, was due 10
misgiyings oyCy e progress OF the
agitation for c nt II railroad rates
and 10 the poor a statement. Most
of the list was higgish and uncer-
tain in tone Aii reflected no active
pressure 10 sell Attention was kept
awake TO the subjeet a todelal con
troll of rates by yarieds n isires of
agitation against the % lion on
the part Of a circular al6 Red 10
stockholders. The moha market
was unaffected by the ba state
menr and some impression was iailnd
for the hope that the exp0r move
ment Of gold hads spent it's force.
But the market for exchange con
tinued firm and heavy additional en-
gagements were announced before
biN haf NApit ~. II II tHt Stuttdl
expectation also that the Southern
Pacific band transaction remains 10
be reflected in TIE loan item OF banks
and Chicago made some heavy drafts
on New York last week in connection
with the street railway purchase,
which also figured To only small
extent in last weeks banking ayerag-
es.
Speculative sentiment was there
fore inclined toi discount to SHINE |
extent another unfavorable bank /
for this week Railroad Of |
ncials reported some embarrassment
TO traffic on account of exceedingly |
cold weather and the grain rate war
is resulting in dlvertng large grain .
traffic from Chicago to Gulf ports, /
but at not yegJ profitable rates
Gross carnii IS Il railroads for the I
fourth week of January made a gen /
orally favorable showing TIE heavy (
tone in the railroad department was
and the closing was easy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-07
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

By The Associated Press.
New York. Feb. 6-WHEAT-Re-
ceip $. $4,000; exports, 1000. Spot
steady No . red. nominal. elevator
No. . red, $1221l f. o. b. afloat Op.
lions closed Bm3s lower. May,
STAG BIG.
CORN-Receipts. 10000; experts,
1900. Spot steady; No. 2 54Is ele-
vator and Sis f. o. b. afioat No.
yellow, Sly; No. white. 51%. OPP
tions closed net unchanged. May
505s.
r. OATS-Receipts, 10000. Spot,
quiet mixed. 3Cla white. 3Gk G371a ;
clipped white, ga 40.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-07

Comforts the heart, strengthens The
mind. Is good i'll or well. Makes the
face bright as the summer morn.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. Cures when all else
rails. 80 cents. Paul G. Schulz &
Sen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-07
Stocks = Bonds = Cereals
Provision Market,

BUTTER-Strong; creamery, 2ea
81.
CHEESE-Firm; large and small,
Sc 012l2
EGGs-s rone western, 30033.
COFFEE Options closed steady at
a net decline Of SOLO points. Sales.
$1,000 bags. March. s7l0m715. Spot
Rio. steady: Z invoice, S1s; mild.
auiee; Cordova. 10m13.
SUGAR-Raw. firm; refined.
steady