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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06
MAN DIES FROM BLOW
AT CHURCH BOXING BOUT

NEW york.. February 5.--John Mason,
who 1t Is alleged, received knockout
blow in friendly boxing bout ~ me
parish house OF st. Bartholomew Epis-
copal Church on January 27th, died to-
night In st. Francis Hospital.
A young man named Brown, or 81.
Georges Club, Of ST. George's EPISCOPAL
Church, was Mason's opponent ~ the
bout.
Thomas Shortell, instructor of the MEMS
Club, and Alfred &, Harvey. physical
director, were arrested and nrralsned IN
the Yorkvllle Polica Court last sunday,
ana held in sl,5oo bail for a further en-
animation on February 18th.
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Sent ss!s ::.:...: :ssa 81 81 e So;
MESS PORK-Per bbi.- asa
May .........17.e7a 17.7aA 17.57'ss II .T2,s
1uiS -. .;l7.773a 17.77A 1870 7spi |
May 1900 1o,o21s e.e2A 1900
July ....-...le.oeh 1o.o7M s.s5 1905
Sept ....... .1o,17;s 10.20 1910 1o.17h
SHORT RIBS-Pei 400 lbs 4
May .......... s.7o s.7s s.esh e.7eh
Cash quotations we're as tollows:-Flour--
Steady No. spring wheat. 500 8sc.: No. 8.
72<t SIC: No. g rad TAX 074Hc. No. , corn.
4ssc,; No. 2 yellow. 44c. No. 1. oats. s7s,c.:
no. 2 white, s9H e940Ac.: No. 3 WHITE STA d
:oi.c No. . rys, 62tfc. Fai: to choice
mating. 5s05sc. No; ! faxs.ed s11sta:
No. ! northwestern, SLASH; prime timothy
seed. >4.soI4.55, Glover. contract grade,
$3.50 Short ribs. sides tloose!. ss.s7iaq
v.e215; mess pork per barrel. S17.6e: lard.
per 100 pounds s9.se.s; short clear sides
tboxed), s9.s.h@s.s7.t. WhIskey. basis Of
high wines. s1.29. Butter--steady; cream
cries. alG21,,e.; dairies 2oQ29c Eggs
Firm: at mark cases included. 24@ 28c.;
irrrrs. etc; prime frsts. 2sc.; extras $1.2s
3Cheesc-Steady at 1311ec.
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Henrico Schools.

The School Board OF Fairfield Dis
trtlc, Henrico county, will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock at the County
haulln~ children from the Chicknhomi-
ny District to the Highland Springs
school. tbs understood that n big wa
son Will be run daily for a distance OF
n Fl nrnnOn .l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06
Woman in Mysteries.

An Italian woman, Sadana Ticcietti.
WHO Bot Into some mental excitement
Or hysterla. was found on the street !;
Yesterday telling people that she had
Geen poisoned. DIR, Mason of the am
bulnnce force, examined her aid recon-
mended that she be taken to some nos
II. Francioni had the woman taken
into his hotel and given treatment, ana
hit seems necessary VIII arrange To
have her sent to the Retreat for the
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! NEW yong. February s.-BgEvEs-Re

NEW YORK, February 6.--BEEvES-Re-
celpts. $50 head; no trading: feeling steady.
Dressed beel slow but steady at 7@sc for
trativa sides, calyss-Reeslpts. head: no
firm at s1l+o, Shoep--Estimated receipts.
1904 head. sheep nominally hrm Lambs.
sold II a csc. higher. A few common sheep
SOLD at $3.50 per 100 pounds; eulls at 50;
foir lambs at s7,6o97.7o; culla at So 90.
Iiogs--Reccpts 5.2l4 head Feeling steady
Light western hogs sold at $40.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 5.-siail and gem
tral TRANSPORTATION service were interfered
with materially BY the storm. but the dry
presence Of numerous small buyers from diff
lerent parts OF the country who have been
IL very active, The primary market is Arm
and mills arc selling their products steadily
for delivery throughout tho day.
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NAVAL aTnREs

I WILMINGTON, N. c.. February 5,--SPlR-
MS TURPENTINE--Noth ing doing; receipts,
& casks Rosin--Firm at sa.s5 bid; receipts.
1o4 barrels Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts.
146 barrels. Crude Turpentine--F!rm at
SAVANNAH. G., February b.--lrURPEN-
TINE--lfirm at Tile; sales, l41 caslss; re-
ceipts. 90 casks; shipments, 81 casks.
Rosin---Firm; sales, 1,40l barrels, receipts,
1852 barrels: shipments. ASA barrels; stock,
' cHAR 9Hfss.S; g. G.. February 5.-run.
YENTINE AND HOsIS-Nothing doing,
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CATTLE nxARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKE

SAI6H 81 ChlOn STOCK J aFdS. .-------
Richmond. Va. February S. 1907
4 Report OF Richmond i've stock market for
week ending February 4. 1907:
Bort steers 5hGbAc.: medium to good,
heifers. NC; fair to good "a sc; common
te fair. sN@3kc.; best cows. az 941ic.: COM.
mon 10 fair, 3G3lsc.: old. poor cows. 20
shc,: bulls 81 " 3%c.; COWS and calves. $3.50
sat.oo per head Sheep. 6@ec.; lambs, 10
&c.: hogs. TG7Mc.; common. q ehc
Prospects good on all kinds OF stock
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Driver Fined.

nj. L. Garthright (whlte) was fined
ten dollars on two counts III the. Police
Court yesterday. being charged with
streets. number of witnesses were
present to testify that the teams were
unable to handle tho loads.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers Brokers.
SALES;

4, @ 20 Atlantic Coast Limo. com.
- eoo american Smelters, com.
''go0 AmalKalnnted Copper. ~,
l''0 Amer. Car and Foundry. !,
amer. Car and Toun., pfd,
-no american Cotton Oil...,..
wv American Tobacco, pfd
COO American Can .............
20 American Can. pfd........
1,dO0 Amer. Locomotive, com. !.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
500 American Sugar ............
1000 a.. T. and S. I'e. conn.,.
200 A. 7. and s. Fe, pfd......
900 Baltimore and Ohio.......
5000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1880 Canadian Pacific ........v
100 Chesapeake and Ohio......
26. 400 Chicago, NIL, and st. Paul
$500 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
a, 400 Colorado South, .coln...,.,.
Colorado South, 1st pfd. {.
100 Colorado South, I'd pfd....
Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. l.
300 Consolidated Gas ..........
Delaware and Hudson...
Del, Lack. and Western.
1G. 200 Erie, corn...............
300 Erie, LIST pfd. ......s...
40 Erie, "a pfd.
go General Electric ..........
300 Great Northern, pfd.. ....
$500 Great Northern Ore Rts...
Illinois Central .............
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ................,.
100 Metro. Street Pailway....
800 Mexican Central ......-.s.....
1900 No., Kan. and Tex, com.
200 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd..
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Supervisors Meet.

nod hoara
morning. a number Of routine matters
were passed on, INCLUDING about 50 600
pf warrents authorized for the new jail
construction,
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MARINE IN'TELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. 6, 1907

Steamer Brandon Harvey, Norfolk. mer-
and passengers, Old Dominion Tine.
Steamer Mobjark. Graves. James River
lHudinss and Norfolk. merchandise ana pas.
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILEp
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk msr-
chandlse and passengers, Old Dominion line.
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except sstpr.
day) making connection IN Norfolk with
Main Line ship following day at Nj
also Norfolk and Western Ry ut 0 a. N, and
: r. NJ. and cbesapeake and Ohio Ey. AZ p
daily except sunday at Norfolk with Main
Line ships sailing at II, AZ Tiesota Soas
H. Main Street, Richmond Transfer Col yl2
u, Main Street. Tho jefferson, Aurphy's
lfoiol t Fil5gt
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Mr.. Hill Is Named.

Mr.. W..iam NJ, Fill. cashier OF tho
State Bank, Il delegate to the Ma
tlonal Association of Supervisors of
State Ranks, to be held In Philadelphia
In Juna. ig
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| AND SCANDALS
IN CALIFORNIA
Investigation Shows That Men Of
Wealth tlls and yls influences ZEN :. Are
Implicated.
Investigation Shows That Men OF.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 5.-The
Call to-day says:
Acting under instructions from
President Roosevelt, Thomas B. Neu-
hausen, an inspector Of the Interior De-
partment. cooperating with State
Minerologist Aubrey, has been inves-
and has unearthed gigantic frauds
Which will be made the basis of crm-
inal prosecutions. The Investigation
which has been sweeping in It's scope
and high social standing In California
Inspector Neuhausen has forwarded
a report to Washington In which, 1t Is
persons against whom he has positive
evidence.
Frauds have been discovered oil the
way from Siskiyou county to- Death
Valley.
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nAR1xErs.

n 9-----1 PEANUT n AFtkET, n -
I tReported by Rodg ers McCaba s. COD
= PETERSBURG VA, Feb, 6.---PEANUTS:
spanish.--Market nrm at s1.35. Vrgintas--
Market quiet at 4ik 04Nc. for fancy stock;
machine picked. sh Gl4Nc.; Smelling stock.
AZ q 33sc.
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Z. s. retundlng %. registered. ...... los
L. s. refunding IS. coupon. 1o6
Z. S. IS registered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921
u. s. Sc. coupon. ...................s = o2h
L. s. Old AZ, registered. 1oi
=. $ s e.s :. T.. s sss;sss;.s.
e. s. New 49, coupon. ............ 1ss
american Tobacco <s............. 7bM
= merican Tobacco ss............-.. 10 z
eAtchison general Observation-Disclosures. 1913
.,tchison ad1ust1n emf ~ tb!dl........ 90b.
Atlantic Coast Line 4s. ......,s...... 9sh
Baltimore and Ohio AZ (bd) -. 101ia
baltimore and Ohio 3lan....,. .f..... a3it
Brooklyn Rapid Transit COW a., ,a2ssss
Central OF Georgia 5s,..........a.... 1loA
Central OF Georgia LIST inc. (oftered). 80
Central Of Georgia End Inc. .t....4... 10
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (bid}!:s. ~ 80
Chesapeake and Ohio 4t.s.........s.... 1o4A
Chicago and Alton 3hB tbld)......s.:.. ak
Chicago. Il. and Quincy new 4a........ a5h
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r richmond and Petersburg.
Electric Railway

Cars leave corner of Seventh and Perry
Streets, Manchester every hour Ton the hour
from 6 AL NJ, to 10 p. NJ. Last car T. mid
night, Limited car, 5:45 P. NJ. daily. except
Sunday, XIX
Cars Leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore
p. NJ. Last car, 11:40 p. NJ: Limited carr
s7.1b A. NJ. daily except Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich.
lnond cars.
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ON THE LOCAL MARKETS

lows: First. at shelburne's; second, at
Crenshaw's; third. at shockoe. and fourth,
at StonewalI.
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Total sale. Of stocks. $1,000 shares.
RICHMOND sroCl< BOARD.
lsschmond. WI February s. 1907
SALES AT BOARD.

SALES AT BOARD. =A t@t
Virginia 3s--2a0 at 9sis
virginia Centures-1,ooo at ssTs.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina -. G.. 1910. loo
North Caroline aCs,5 C.. lsls-... I.3
va, ss, Old, c. ana r.. 1o32.. S3h "a
va. Centuries. 2-3. c. and r.. 3ssi ~
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L, r. r. Con. TT. a.. sS 80
A. c.. l.. r. r. Gifts ot5Ind. As. IS 80
Char. and Went, Car LIST os-. los III
Ga. Car. and Northern lat So. los llo
Ca. Pacific LIST IS. G.. WEE. ll3 121
ca. So. and Fla. 1ss5:..s.-.. 10 1ls
Ga. and Ala. Con. 81. 1s45. ~. 1h7 JOB
Norfolk and Vast. Ry. ls,.-. 81 a9i:
Nor. and West. Ry. Pocn. +s.. 80 9lp5
Patoruhurk Class 3 Ga. r. c.. l26 l27Fi
Western n. G. lat 6a c., 1914. 40 IL
RAILROAD sTOCKs. Par
Atlantic Coast Line "A',...11o i19
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 1l9 q
Chesapeake and Oh!o+Eov. 100 ~
Norfolk and West. corl,l.. 100 So Il
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS. 5
American National. l2l
Broad Stroet...... ..'....e 80 -.
CITY 80. '....-. 20 % 80 t
First National. ....-..1o0 2lo
Merchants National ...... 400 500
National Bank OF va...... 100 40
Planters N2tionEl..... ~. 100 400
gtate Bank OF Virglnn...- 100 ls7
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. ..... 50 -. v
MISCELLANEOUS.
va..Car. Chem. pfd.ts PC. I 90 1osli 1914.
Vac. G. Co. Col. TT. Up. c.. ss's ~.
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: he is VERY LIKE, =
. Says MRS. TlW l5END.

u i i
NEW YORK, February b.-''He Is very
like in general makeup the man VINO
shot my husband. He Is about the same
height and build and action. / cannot
be sure he is the man who shot Dr.
Townsend. but will not say that no IS
not the man. He IS very like the man
That was the statement made by tho
widow Of DR.. Charels Wllmot Townsend,
Of New Brighton. Staten Island, after she
had for the better part of an hour con-
stdered John Bell the suspect under de-
tentlon, and then thought the matter
over.
Bell was taken from the Richmond
county Jail this afternoon to the Office.
Of District Attorney John Kenny. Mrs.
Townsend had gone to the office short
time before. Mrs Townsend studied him
carefully In various malse-llps. and ic
was costumed to conform with the de-
acrptlon given OF the invader of tho
Townsend home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-06

WASHINGTON. February 6.--1t was
admitted at the Interior Department that
the department is making an investiga-.
ton in California, but not along the
lines indicated from tho San Francisco
dispatch. The officials, however. decline
to reveal the natNe of the inquiry.
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TOW BETTER IN
STOCK MAKE |
Sentiment Among the Regulars
Very Much Less Dc
pressed.
SMOKE OUT WEAK OPERAT 0Rs
Trading Was Dull, Due to the
Long List Of Storm
Abscntccs.

NEW YORK, February 5.--There were
signs OF Improvement in the tone Of
tho stock market to-day, and, either as
a cause or "A result OF this showing OF
the market, speculative sentiment
amongst hubitual operators in stocks was
less depressed. The reservation with
which this brighter sentiment is accept
cd Is duo to the conflict With usual prece-
dents In the present action OF the market
as prelude 10 an extended recovery.
Prices have gone down steadily, without
material rally since tho FIRST OF the year,
And with grauual growth OF resistance
and lapse into dullneas. Usually the
tprogress of n decline arrives at stage
where the exhaustion Of margins, the
tuncovering OF stop-oss orders and the
WEAKNESS OF discouraged hoders brings
out food OF urgent selling ana
violent break in prices, which watchfu
professional operators on the short side
tako advantage OF TO buy to cover their
short contracts, thus causing an equally
sudden rally. It is after this sequence OF
events that tho period of dullncss and
waiting IN expected which preludcd the
shape OF the market for now movement
in either direction. There has been no
such eliminating break In the recent
market following tho steady, although at
times rapid decline. and there has
been no violent rally to indicate the efrcc-
tlial conclusion OF the speculative CAM
paign OF the bears. There have been
symptoms Of bclated liquidation In the
market late yesterday and to-day In spe-
cial stocks. which help to keep alive the
lntsg!ving that important selling OF stocks
remains to 'be effected. 1t was in Great
Northern to-day, and, weakened that
stock materially, in spite OF tbs stronger.
tendency of the general market. The spe-
Hcal depression OF Pennsylvania yester-
day was explained by tho news this
morning or differences over demand for
wage-Increase from the trainmen east OF
Pittsburg.
Tho duliness OF the trading was part,
~ duo 10 the large iistiof nbscntees
Bonds were steadyIf Total sales, par
value. sl,7oGuo. Government bonds were
steady.
Tota! sales OF stocks, 6l6.45o shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call easy, 2 1-4tI3 per cent;
ruling rate, 2 3-4 closing bid, 2: offered
Mt 9 l-2. Time loans steady: sixty days.
s per cent. and ninety days. Ii; SIX
months. i-4Gt5 IL per cent.
Fl Primo mercantile paper. 5 a-iQ6 Ia per
cent; sterling exchange weak. with
actual business In bankers bills at &iS466fp
1870 for demand and at si.s0ioG4s Di5 for
b,xty-day bills. Posted rates, SiSl l-2 and
H.6 I-2 Commercial bills, $3.50 1-SD
$50 Ia; bar. silver, eS IL cents. Mexican
dollars, So cents. Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds steady.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. February Dashboard
Air Line. common and misunderstanding
doing. -zsi g,Fsl 5a
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NEW ORLEANS. February s,--cOTTOS-
SPOT steady, unchang ed: SrniddlnE. 10 7-1sc,:
sale. on tho spot 1875 bales and 1860 70
arrive. Futures opened steady, ct an nd-
vance OF sTll points on good aoles =
a!so Influenced prices. Toward the er; OF
the session the market list q fes: points on
covering by longs Tho close was steady, ~
points down to points hIshe. than sester-
day.
Cotton futures closed steady: March,
July, 1875; October. eas. H.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAI,I1ET.

CHICAGO. February 6.-lilgher Prices for
wheat at liverpool strengthened the local
orahie crop conditions IN the Southwest, At
the close wheat for May delivery was up
hRAc Corn was &c, higher Oats gained
s@Se Provisions were shade to 1:hc
higher. ajAt5 lie &
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Seaboard Air Line Railway,

1CoOOoA ~ 1aAA A~AAA@ AN01A W9y$
soUTHBouNp TRAINS sCEpuLED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY:
9:10 A M.---Local to Norllna, Raleigh,
Charlotte. Wilmington. 2:2o P, M.-sleepers
and coaches, Savannah, Jacksonville and
Florida Points. 9:43 p. M,--Solid Pullman
trrin to St. Augustine. 1880 4. M.--Sleep-
ers and coaches, Atlanta. birmingham, Mem-.
NORTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY: 5sESg
$50 A. NJ. 6:b2 a. NJ, $40 l.. NJ. 5:55 2, M. q
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. l. and Pacific r. r. a.. rs
Chicago. r. I. and Pac. II. r. col. S.. SO
g" G.. c. and st. L. gen. "a tbd).... 1o1h
Colorado Industrial IS. series A...... 7o,I
Colorado Midland 4s (bid)........... 72H
Colorado and Southern 4s .......,... gcT
cuba 5s.... Observation-Disclosures. 1o3p,
| Denver and Rio Grande Is to1ered).. s71
IEstiilers Securities a6n. .............. S7,t
Erie, prior lien ~ {ofrered1 .......... esN
Erie General As. ............... 81
! Hooking Valley 4.ss tbid).. 1o4ts
~ pal ~ t5
Japan ss. End series. Observation-Disclosures. ssh
japan 4las certificates ............... s.1s
ltran Is, certificates. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s4a;
Japan Avs certncates. 2nd seriss.... 9oh
Louisville and Nash Unified 4s........ 1ons
Manhattan consoi gold IS (onered). 10i
/ Mexican Central G4s ltbid) ........... SAX
Mexican Central Isl Inc tbid): ....... 22h
MINI. and St. Louis AZ toferedl.... "a
Missouri. Kanaas and Texas 4s.... IS
NO. Kan. aud Tex. Is {bid).......... es
Mo. Kan. ana Tex. ends (bd) ........ 81
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cotton. frm: rniddling 100; gross re-
2ce.p.s 1852 bales; stock. 1877 baiee.
Tota! to-day at all portsaSss receipt ,1 L.
E3;o7c bales; export to Great Britain 2I,szo
nent. e,b5s bales. s,ock, l.lb5,oIs bales
Consolidated at all ports,,sNt receipts "a:
1885 bales; export to Great Britain. a1.2os
brIes; to France. 1850 bales; to the Cont
rent. ce.l6l bales: to Japan. 5ae bales
Total since September LIST At all Ifosts-
Net receipts. 7.4ss,lls bales; export 70 Great
britain. 2.565, Is5 bales; 70 FTnnse. eb2.oso
sonie.: 10 the Continent. 2..7c,tsS bales: 10
Japan. 1e3.s7I batsa.
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NLD DOMINION
" STEAMSHIP CO.
Night Vine for Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening tfeot Nan
Strsetl at r. NJ. stopping al Newrort
News on route. Ears $3.50 one way; Si,so
round trip. including stateroonf berth; nisalI;TT
bOp each Street cars 70 EtgaHess wharf
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Railroads.

+
E, T. CO r. SSR5f sa$sSSSs /, s
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND =. NORTH. p
WARD
S SiS 4 hM-ba,y-n ,,sl s., d,hrousn.
Cs55 4, M,--.Dniiy,-Staiin St Thro;,nNh. Al,
Pullman Cars b. MN - nj f
7'oS A MN aa,,;.,z,EiseeeP, !, Monday Byrd st
''8o q. M--Week Days-t.lba Ashland
Accommodation. Tf1@ III, Il
siao a. NJ ...---Daily--Byrd st. Through La.
400 PI;M-weele pays--i,yrd 81. Frede e
5,,o |, Isk y &. A,,ecolnniodation,
$50 M WsssEE pss.- 81 re asssna 4.
eommoda,ion. Il Is
T s,so Z: M, ;, y, st Through:
sAo a. M Week Days--Eba. Ashland Ae.s3
500 A. M.--Daiy---Byrd st. Through i#
s:a5 \ M.---week Days--Byrd st. Freder-
icksburg Accommodation.
11!5o. a. M.--Week Days Byrd ST, Through
Local stops. -
21s T. M.--Datiy--Main St Through.
b:io I, M,-Weel Days--Elba. Ashland
sas MB bsiyByrd 81 81 T rshTsnFh 10
cal Stops. 5s
0:to r; M-Dally--- Main s.. Through. AM
1 11.S + s!.-I2aily--sIain st. Through.
NoTE.--Pullman Sleeping or Paror Carr
on all above trains. except trains arriving
Richmond 1l:5o3A NJ. weeks days. and local
accommodations. sitS
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
nectons not guaranteed.
W; y, DUKE. G. w. GULF, w. P. TAYLOR.
Asst to Prost. Gent supt. TRAIT. Mgr.
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against p.s5z last year. and at Houston %.
$50 bales against 1881 last year.

Spot cotton firm: middllng uplands,
midGlEg gulf, il-25: sales. none.
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National r. r. OF Mex. con. Is tbld).. ssss
New York Central gen. S1As. ......... a3t.
New Jersey Central gen. 49,. ....... 12s
Northern Pacific 4s.................l 10?
Northern Pacific 3s................. 72&
Norfolk and Western con- As. .,....... 9si2
Oregon Short Line refunding As tbld). "a
Pennsylvania COW. sks. ........, 90
Reading General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 97T
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. bs.. 113is
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. As sls;
st. Louis Swestern con. 4s fbid) 1850. 81
Scaboard Air Line As (bid) .......... sois
Southern Pacific 4o........ ......... 800.
Southern Pacific LIST 4e, certificates. 9!i1
Southern Railway ss.t... ......... 112%
Texas and Pacific lists odd, 1880. 1ls
Toledo. st. l.. and Western 4s (b!dl... sly
Union Pacific 1olhs
United States Steel End bs............ os5a
Wabash 1sts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ia
Wabash Deb. I3 (bid) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Western Nd. As (offercd) :. :. ....... 81
Wheeling and Lake Erie A tbid)....4s7
Wisconsin Central As Odd. -........ So
Arizona republican., 1907-03-05

NICK EMMERICK. mense amount OF
supposed stomach trouble is caused in
reality by one Of these parasites. a
man or woman may be afflicted in
this manner for years and not realize
the true cause of their suffering.
When ] first sold COOper's New Dis
covery l did not know that the medi-
cine would remove this trouble. 1 have
since found that it invariably does
So The following letter is a fair ex-
ample Of the symptoms as experienced
by an individual thus affected:
Il was always tired. Ny stomach
tloated and the slightest exertiOn
made NE sick. weak and dizzy. NY
appetite was variable and a good
nights sleep was unknown to me-
When ] awoke in the mornings I had
bad taste IN my mouth and a coated
tongue. I heard Of the wonderful
benefits that were being derived from
Cooper's New Discovery and decided
10 try it,"
THE horrible tape worm. sixty feet
long thar had been sapping my life
away passed from my system alive
and squirting after l had taken three
doses. Now / have splendid appe-
tite, every trace of stomach trouble
has disappeared ana my Indigestion is
good. / sleep well and am gaining in
strength every day" Nick Emmer-
lex. 1874 Louis Ave Milwaukee. Wis.
We are authorized agents for the
Cooper medicines Can and let US
tell YOU moro about them. Wakelin's
Pharmacy.