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The state herald., 1894-06-22

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lfirst publication Jons I. ispt No 1910


lfirst publication June !. ispa No 1910
Nu,irH for Puhllnaiinn.
Land once. Mt sterling. coio.
May ~. i-nt.
Notice II hereby given that tho foiio. ing
Az named settler has MED noiice If his In.
trntiom 10 make mai proof In supper, Of his
clnim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore clerk Of county court Phillips county
Colo nj iiolyok. coio m July i-oi Wat
noDESTiiA n itARunEAvE- formerly iio-
dentha N Mckibh.p
lid y TOO, for the s.- Y sec ~ ,p7nru~
lie paincs the following wlineAsrs 10 prove his
continuous residence Upon. AMI cultivation OF.
said land. Wat
William u iiiHn-ii Of ifoiyot. Colo
Thomas u rafnahan
John aones 81
MARY iiarter
II. X. trruoS. hrnis,ar.
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Tho managers arc again understood TO
DO IN state Of semi-punio ever tho des-
rernte condition OF their mongrel tariff
bill. Their confidence that vote could
10 secured in the senate by tho middle
OF the present wock has given way to n
condition OF chronic surprise over the
number OF honorable senator's who are
still holding out for some more protec-
tion for their pet industries. With the
experience Of Mr.. Murphy OF New York
fresh in their minds they can hardly be
blamed for waiting to the last minute
for CONCESSIONS. II is tariff bill made
no Of dickers and the livcliest man gets
sthe most ont OF the bairel-Ex.
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First publication June H. No 1913
Nutica fur Public atiun.
Land Ofiico ut Sterling. Colorado,

Land Ofiico ut Sterling. Colorado,
May 81 1904,
Notice.is hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his Intention
TO make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that SAID proof will b made before clerk
Of county court Phillips county Colorado At
Holyoke Colo. on July 1884 viz:
JOHN o PETERSON
Hid Z io9J7 for the n Y sec 8 tip snrHw
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aad ouluva-
ton Of said land viz:
Carl Nelson Of IIaxtun Colo
Charley v Molsndsr
Ira W Gray
Washington N Stay
H. Z. TEDhON, Register.
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lrir., publication May Is. iss..l \. II

lFirst publication May Is. isss.l Ne ioss
Mites for Publication.
Land once nj sterling. Colorado.l
Nay =. isst.,
NOrIcEis hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has MED notice Of his In.
trntion 10 make nnai proof In support Of
his claim. and that said proof will bc mndc
before VIM g Robinson commissioner U 3
circuit court for the district Of Colorado nj
liolyoke, Colo, on June 20 1894, viz:
ALoNZO II BDRTHEE
ND Ehias for the NO Y sec - tp7nr9w
lilo nnmes the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cuiuvA
ton Of. said land, via;
Della Tucker Of uoiyoka Colo
LarindA kirtright
Edna kirtright "
Albert q Jarvis
barHiiia = Chapman '
Clara Jarvis ="
H.R rypnos Register.
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Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of =
writ Of special execution issued out Of the
county court Of Phillips county Colo. dated
Juns %. 1894 and To mo rs sheriff dircctcd In
favor Of Anna y Peck plaintiff and against
Jesse 3 stokcsbary LYDIA A stokesbary Ciar-
ence x hcssc l. Tinkel president l. W Tulisyu
trustee Anglo American Mortgage trust Co
asd John Dos defendants for tho sum Of eoes
damages and the further sum Of $3.50 cost.
and accruing costs and whereby ! am com.
minded to soil tho following described real
estate to.wit:
The ne y Il sec .? tpSnruw
To satisfy said amounts shall oncr said
premises for sale at public auction on Mon.
day the 10 day Of July isot 1t the hour Of 1
O'Clock y m NJ the front door Of the court
house In Hoiyoke Phillips countrywide to the
highest and best bidder therefor.
Dated June u 1901
ATGUTHRIE, sheriff.
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Lot us remind you that now 10 tho
time to take DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, it
will do You good. It recommends itself.
City Drug Store.
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svcxluN.s AaNloA sALvg.

The best salve In the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, oAilblains,
corns, and all skin efuptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
10 guaranteed to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
For sale at The City Drug Store.
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There is not right enjoyed by Mas.
sschu1rt,s that is ~, enjoyed by Mis-.
sis.ipit 1btic is not .,ai IN the hrm.
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HdiaE|1s
coPYRI 0HTS. !

sSsx i ! ss:.I;e 1919 -
-. s Ss:sI:ssss 8 ~ .sS s:,sssss!s ~ 81
ss;:ss ~ ssssx W. s =. = AZ L. -.
~ s sa; ~ = 80: - is ~ -
sHBS 81 81 Nv iss' YSss. III koa1cssSA,.
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BEATTY's ORGANS WIZ s,ssos a e ~. ~
loeue. Address OF call on DANIEL Y. BxArrY
Washington, NJ
trirst publication June l. isai.) No.Ilo7s
NutIca for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT STERLING, CoLo.,.
IaOA

Nay 81, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flled notice Of his inten-
tion to make final proof In supprot Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be.
fore Clerk Of County Court at Phillips
county, Colo. at Holyoke, Colorado, on July
9th, 1891. viz.
RUMPfORD W PLUMMER
Hid 4 ils77 for the n Y SEQ 81 tp9nr47w
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of, said land, viz.
Milton = Clark Of Haxtun Colo
Albert Edwards - I" .'
Alcxia Vaughn
Virgil B Clark
II. r. TEpnox, Register.
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tf.rst publication juno !. 1884,, No. ioos
Nu,ics Tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT STERLING. CoLo..l

LAND UTTIcn At tIkhLINd, COLo.,l
May ~, ir9t.
Notice 10 hereby given that thu following q.
named settler has nicd notice Of his intcn.
ton TO make anal proof In support OF his
claim. aud that saii proof will be made he.
fore clerk Of district court Phillips county.
Colorado, Al Iioiyokc, Colorado. On Jsiy It'll.
ispt. via,
CHARLES A NELSON
lid ia2si for tbr NV Y sec ~ tpenrew
lie names tho following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and eultiva.
ton Of. said land. wat
Christopher q Lonsbcrry iioiyohs Colo
Harvey Clark Of
George wright Z" +"
James uutier "
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tFlrst publication June 3. is94.) no 1858
NutiCs for publication.
Land ofllcc at Sterling, Colorado, }

Nutice fur publication.
Land Office At Sterling, Colorado.
juno 9, 1894,
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice Of his intcn-
tion 10 make nnal proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will DO made before
Clerk Of District Court Phillips county. Colo,
at Holrokc, Colo, July IA, 1884. viz:
HENRY BUTLER
lid Z 1891 for the s.w \ sec Atponrtsw
He name, the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of, said land, viz:
John Sheshan OF Holyokc Colo
John r Nelson +"
William Arcns "
Charles Nelson ="
IT r rrnMnN p.-,.,.r
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BEATTY'S PIANOS a ND. o Eass 49, e.
Lat'lg FREE. Address Daniel 7. BEATTY,
Washington, NJ
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Beatty's Pianos and Organs.
Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, the great Organ
and Plano man Of Washington, N. j., "a
buster than.ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left
home q penniless plow boy. and by Ills in
d0mitable will he has worked his way up
SO as to sell SO far, nearly 10000 Of Beatty's
Pianos and Organs since 1870. Nothing
seems to dishearten him; obstacles laid In
his way, that would have wrecked any ordi
nary man forever, he turns to an advertise.
ment and comes out Of It brighter than
ever. His instruments are in use every
where. We are informed that during the
next ten years he intends to sell 10000
more Of his make. that means q business Of
81, 0O0, 900 II We average them at $l00 each.
II Ii already the largest bugineSs of tho kind
In existence. Read his advertisement.
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Beatty's Pianos and organs.

REAT'TY Pianos. Organs ~ up. Wan,
Beatty. Wnshington, n, j,
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BEATTYS PIANOS an.sa q s ss up c ~.
II free. Address Daniel +. Beatty, Washington
New Jersey,
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Account Of District Count Committee.

Hoyokc Colorado June lst 1894.
TO THE HONORABLE JAMES GLYNN, District Judge
Of the 18th Judicial District of Colorado
We, your committee, appointed to examine the County
Treasurers books herewith hand you the following
to wit:
BALANCE SHEET MAY 81, 1894.
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Warrant call number q
General cosnty fund 1901 taxes
State isbds 1891 tAxcs
Interest 1921 tnxcs
General county school fund
General county funds $50, tarss
state funds is02itAxes
Military poll sund ~, taxes
Ordinary county revenue fund iso7 ia1es
Contingent fund isy2 tnxs-
support Of the POOR is1, taxes
Road purposes revenue fund isga tsles
Worlds fair fund
lntorosts isa2 taacs
Warrant call No. u
District Normal MOL
County bond ip!srst fund
County tr~aaursr's fs- fund
County clerks fcs fund
fArmers 4 Merchants Bank
Hank Of Holyoks
County poll fund
Holyoke
General county fund 1893 taKss
State fund isps taxes
Military poll fund iso1 ta.cs
Ordinary county revenue fund isos taIcs
Contingent fund isos taxes
Road purposes revenue fund 1903 taxes
support Of the poor isp5 taxes
Interest 1853 taxes
District Number 70
W. c. ilobinson redemption fund account
Palmer Loan Co.. ="
II. Emerson "
W. l.. Irwin.
r. z, Post.
Missouri VALLEY Land Co."
Harmon C.H.
Webster Ralph r.
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sHERlrr,s SALE.

II. E. TKDAoS. Rsgistsr
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AT GUTHRIE. sheriff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-11

There is no more profitable season for
newspaper advertising than during
general business depression, when pan
ickv feeling exists and the great mass of
people feel compelled to economize in
every possible way. When such condl-
tions exist the bargain announcements
of the merchants are unusually attract
i've. and many man or woman who or
dinarilv trades with some personal
friend. or at store a little more con-
venient than others. will walk several
blocks to save dime or a nickel.
The merchant. too. owing to dull
trade. makes additional efforts to tide
over the stringency, and the bargains be
offers the public are real and desirable.
He must have money to meet his ex-
penses. and first cost of wares is not the
most important consideration.
During the dull seasons the general
nubl;c has more time to read the news
napers. and so the publisher can offer
the advertiser an increased circulation,
and consequently more for his money,
inst as the advertiser offers the public
Increased values i'll exchange for the
much needed cash, so that there is q
mntnal advantage to the people. the
merchant. and the publisher. -Woon-
socket Reporter.
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l fell away from 100 lbs. to 80 lbs, so
you see lost nearly one-half my flesh.
~ was treated in two hospitals without
any benefit, the Hannemann Hospital and
Cooper Hospital of Camden, and they did
me no good.
Il began to use DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy and have gained
thirsy-seven pounds and can eat and sleep,
and am feeling first-class. Words cannot
express my thanks to DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, for i. has saved
my life
This cure is only one in thousands which
this wonderful medicine is constantly per-
forming. If you are sick or aiing, if you
have nervous weakness, blood disease, ner-
vous debility if you are suffering from
rheumatism, weak back, kidney or liver
complaint, neuralgia, or if you are weak,
tired, nervous and run down, get this nedl-
cine ct once. 1t is purely vegetable and
harmless.
1t is prescribed and recommended by
doctors because of its acknowledged mar
vellous curative power and because it is the
discovery and prescription of the we'll
known ply scian, DR.. Greene, of "a Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, who is the most sue
cessful specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases, and who can be consulted
free, personally or by letter.
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PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.
It Is Proving So Every Day by
Its Grand Work.
Still Other Evidence Of the Wide
spread Public Good 1t Is Doing.
Enthusiastic and Unanimous Verdict From
tbs Whole Country.

Never in the annals of history have there
been recorded so many and SO remarkable
cures as are being effected by DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. 1t has
proved itself by its wonderful work in re-
storing health to the sick to be the greatest,
grandest, and most marvellous medical dis.
covery in the worlds history.
1t is curing the sick by the hundreds CT
thousands. Sufferers everywhere are
eagerly seeking its health-giving virtues,
and druggists say that there was never be-
fore such an enormous and widespread de-
mand for any remedy.
Here are the details of the extraordinary
cure of Mr.. George Thomas, of Harmon
ton, n. j., (P. o. Box 400 precisely as he
stated the facts to the writer.
"For eighteen MONTHS" he said, ~ did
not know what it was to sleep. | would go
to bed and roll and toss all night with aches
and pains.
II doctored with Fl i've physicians of our
town, without any benefit. The last doctor
told my wife l could not live the summer
out.
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Thought He Was Acrpba.ic.

As a rule, Glamorganshire ministers
never settle down in Cardiganshire The
tide usually runs the other way. No rule
is without an exception. A Glamorgauite
recently settled in 'Cardiland. and as he
has TO preach three times and travel Is
miles every Sunday he hires pony. He
is no rider, and the very first Sunday his
pony raised trot, and as some fowl unex-
pectedly crossed the road the horse stop
ped. and the minister turned complete
somersault and landed on his feet. ''What
an escape." exclaimed the minister ''Oh.
l thought yon did it purposely." replied a
lad who looked on.-South Wales Daily
News.
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HENRY v. PLUMMER,
UNDERTAKEN
STATE OF MAINE.

KExSEDEC, ss--Superior Court, December Term.
Sarah A. Klar, Lib't, VS. Theodore Klair.
Upon the annexed writ and libel. /. Ia ordered
tina. notice thereof be given to the iibtlee by pub
fishing attested copy OF the same or an abstract
thereof, together with this order thereon. three
weeks successfully in the kESNEBEC JoCRNAL,a
newspaper printed IN Augusta IN said County oi
Kennebec, the last publication TO be thirty davs
at least before the Lext term of said Court to be
holden at Augusta, within and for said County OF
Kenncbec, on the first Tuesday of April next,
that he may then and there appear in said Court
and answer thereto If he see MT
Attest: VS.. CHoATE, Clerk
Cory OF LIBEL.
The libelant dlieg that she was married 10
the said libeise at augusta in inc stat
that the said libelart and libelee cohabited in
this State after their said MARIA that the libel
ant resided in this State when the cause OF divorce
accrued as hereinafter set forth. aud had resided
he re in good faith on- yearfprior to the. date
hereof: that the lbe'ant ha ever besn fsithful to
her marriage obligations, but that the said libeee
has been uoinindiul of the sane; that on The
18th day of December. 1880 he utterly deserted
the libelant without reasonable cause and has con
thu ID sai1 de.erton for three consecutive weeks
next prior 10 the fling OF this libel. Where
fore, she prays tina divorce from the bonds OF
rnatrimn"v between herself and said lbelee may
be decreed.
And the libelant further alleges that she has
USED feasOnaDie uilgence 10 u-ceflhiH lne present
residence of said lbelee but is unable to do and
does not know where il is.
SARAH A. Her y Mark kLAiR, Libelant.
Witness, A. G. ANDREWS.
KESSEBEc. S., Dec %. is93.--The said libelant
made oath that the above allegation TO the
residence of the Libelee is true.
Before me,
A. g. ANDREWS, justice of the Peace.
true copy of the order Of notice and libel
Attest: W. s. CHoATE, Clerk.
tan4diaK3t
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New Words.

Ten years ago scarcely one of the follow
ing words were common. Now they have
forced their way into dictionaries, even
those published in Great Britain:
Antipyrine. aquarelle, bacteriology, biz
Zard, to boom. to cable, centerboard, CO.
caine, cowboy. to cycle, dude, dynamo, fad
dist, flabbergast, glissade, hypnotist, i'm
pressionist, lanolin, logrolling, machine
gun, magazine rifle, mahatma, massage,
melinite, menthol, mugwump. neoplaton-
ism. occultism, philatelist, photogravure,
platinotype, polypody, lrognosis, quadri-
form, rangefinder, referendum, religiosity,
saccharin, ship railway. sloyd, ,telepathy,
tuberculosis, vaseline and xylophone.
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which the leaders jumped. but the pole
horses were unable 70 get over but stuck
fast. In this position tney were struck by
the $50 train killing three of the horses and
ipjuiing the other badly. None of the oc-
cupants of the sleigh were injured except
Mr.. Kicker, the driver, who was hurt about
the legs. Teams were sent from this city
for the party and they returned Wednesday
moroing.
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"There will be large number of low
priced shoes manufactured this year." esi !
well known shoe dealer today. These
low priced shoes that are coming forward
are made upon lasts designed for higher
priced goods. They produce stylish and
attractive appearance and are likely to go
pretty well with tine buying public, while
the period of retrenchment lasts
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Still Chance.

Sittiman--I understand. sir, you want
to sell your house in Communicable
Countriman-I sold it last week to Mr..
Jones.
Sittiman-Indeed! Well. do you know
Of any one else who has place for sale?
Countriman-About a week from now
you might ask Jones.-Life.
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The matter of the Jail, being over
crowded with tramps seems to be given
some attention at the present time. A large
number of theories are advanced as to the
best means of lessening the number.
Some have urged the scanty diet
question and laid down slim sort
of menu for the Jail birds. There
i, surely some valid reason why the
various county jsils throughout the
State are so crowded this year. One
point is that many have been
unable to pay their fines and have
been committed on this account. 1t seems
hard to believe that the morality of the
State is on tie decrease. Nearly every
Jail in the State has an alarming increase
in numbers Now the striking question i,
how to overcome it. The county jail
of Kennebec has its proportion of increase
as has the other county jails in the State.
Many of the inmates of these county Jails
receive as good fare in their cells as they
do at their homes and they have
no desire to get out and labor to
earn an honest living. They are in warm
Jail and get all the food they care for, have
plenty of company seem to enjoy them
selves. There is one county Jail in the
State where there are only two inmates,
this is the Knox county Jail. If this
Jail finds that by compelling the prisoners
to hammer stone while in Jail lessons the
numbers, other jails are likely to adopt
the plan and some are proposing trial OF
it at the Kennehec Jail. Plenty Of stone
could be procured from the Fuller granite
quarry or at the Hallowell quarry.
Kennebec Jail is so well managed that as
ct there has been no great trouble from
the horde of tramps, but hammering stone
many think would not be bad training
for the lazy, hulking fellows who rather
spend the winter in Jail than at honest labor.
The officials believe that any sort OF WORK
is preferable to allowing their prisoners
to remain in the jail and make plans to do
more mischief when they get out.
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Daily gsansber 5nuraal.
0tfg ano @c,anfp /.

The executive committee of the Maine
State Grange will meet at the State House,
Augusta, on Wednesday, Jan. II. The an
nual meeting of the Maine board of agri-
culture will occur at the same time.
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CatcAao. Jan. 10.
FLouR-l,tle more act.ve, prices firm. un-
changed.
.ssAr- No. 2 spring.
6lls6il; No. REQ. 6 la6la
CokS-quiet. easier; NJ. 2, 34a.
OATS weaker; - No. 2, .n.a-; No. red.
ssl white, sxsa-. No. whlte. STA
IYE-no 45i.
RARLgY-No. {, 52ss3
FLsysTvr-no f.SH. 4assssas
Pork SI3.6Ja$ 8 5.A.
EAkD-sS S9h.
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NEW Y0RK. Jan. 10.
FLouR-Receipts, 35,0l3 psgs: exports. 2sis
bbis: 1865 sacks: sales 16,o0o pkgs; market
firm, moderate demand -
low extras, 92 05a2 IS: city mills City MUS,
S3.55a3 Go; patents, 20af 50i winter wheat Tow
grades, 800 a IS; fair TO fancy, 4o . $40
patents. 3 90a4 IS. -Minnesota clear ooa2 70;
m 1aign as,sa s., - supsne 7sss o. nae.
a. %
RICE FLoUE-quiet, easy.
SOUTHERN tLOUK-quet, firm; sales, - DDS.
Rye FLOUR quiet, steady.
BUCKwH EAT FLoUR-S3.e0a3290.
BUCKWHEAr-S0a-
CORN MEAI-dull, steady.
RYE-dull, nominal; Western, 5Oa57.
BARLEY dutl; ---- NO 4. Miwau-
ks., G5a66; western, 53a64 two rowed state. t3i-;
No. Z Toronto. s4aso
two rowed state 70a76; sixrowed state S0aS6; city
w WHTAT~Keoeipts. o725 bush; exports. 52.su,
sales, 4, Ot0; duh, lower, closing steady -
No. 2 red store and elevator, Gla6It
aaoat 6sIa6Ss; fob, o7ia6si, No. had. 7sa73s
No. spring 77as7s: No. northern 9z9a.t,
No. 5 red, q: No spring solasoA; ungraded
red 725a73l; No. " hitr, 59a
CoRN-Ke1eipts. 2is, 2oJ, eAports. E2,92; sales,
No. /, 44ssi5I elevator; 42ia4ss anoal; No.
?, 4oa42I eievator; i2sa43i anoat, No: 3. Ala
=; steamer anoat. A. yellow, 400; Va.
graded mixed. 4oAa4sI; steamer mixed. .4a
L.
oArs-kccpiots. $500; exports. l25 bash
saIes -, dali easier; ----- - -
No. I, 33,a33i, do xnite. a5i l35,; No. white
Cnicags, 3ia--: No. ?, 3iia3j; NO 3, S2aa--, 40
white. 3sia-. mixed western. sia'o; do
white 35a4oI vh'.. statf, IS i4ol
BEar-duli, nominal; family, si2aii5o; extrs
mess, Slo.5oall.0o; beef hams, quiet ;
uerced be (, quiet, cut meats, dull, finn,
middles, nominal.
LARD-exc ted much higher; Western
steam closed, $50 bid. CITY. sS.00afs75:
refined quiet, higher Continent, 50 10; "A $3.50;
compound. S6.25aS6.6ei.
fokK- active tirmer. - safes, bbls;
old mess, sl4.7ss *is; new mess. SIS ool$ Is
exsrs PRIME porninal.
BurrEa-large supply. fair demand, easy.
western dairy .5ia1s; do creamery IS t25l; dc
factory, .lais: Lisln, 25!a-; rolls. enn.
creamery. 30a3o do factory, l7a23.
CHEESE fair demand, firm; state large,
oaili; do colored. sia3i; fancy, l1i'lli;
d, small, 1,al2s: do me white
si0; oic.-a-: do white. loaloti part skms,
oI, do new 3as; fail skims, 2a3; Western
TAIIow-scarce, stronger; city (s2 per pkg,
81 hid; country tpkgs freei. asa5}. as 20 quality.
MoIAssEs-duiI, steady.
PETaoLxuM- quiet; refined nominal; United,
20 bid.
CorFEE-Rio, steady, quiet; No. 2. lsla-.
str.Aa-raw, firm fairly active; refined. firm !
NO. i, s-lsa4; No: 8 a,,ss: NO.
No a. So So leas "a; 80. 3 si,sss ii 10
No Nc. Il. s7,l6sss; No. ii. ss-s.seis; No
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-11
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"Th;s would be nice world" said the
careworn editor. ''if writers had more
originality and compositors less. "-Wash
ington Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-11

There was funny scene at the new
Union station in Boston the other evening.
A Maine man was hunting about the depot
of many trains, and much confusion for the
particular train he wanted to bear him to
his home. He couldn't find it, and he ap.
pealed to passing conductor, who was
hustling around with the omnipresent Ian
tern. Gould You tell me where my train
is:" he asked, naming the one he wanted
Cant do it, my friend. 1 have been hunt
ing for my own for eight minutes, and
can't seem TO get on to its track"