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ana e2.0Oo.ooo.ooo railroads, tsieurnuAa te,e.
pneneA mines, and other thinru. mostly bolono,
ing 20 corporations and taxed through them.
TOTAL value Of the railroads alone in the
country 10 about . 10000 o 900, Of which se..
ooo,ooo,ooo 10 rcprosonted BY bonds; but as the
railroads pay taxes on nearly the whole 10. ooo.
100000, as real estate, the lands are taxed. ton
Upon the $50. 500. ooo, 900 of real estate in the
whole country returned by the census takers,
moro are mortgages outstanding to tho amount
Oh all of which represent an In
eerest In the real estate they cover, and IL they
were taxed separately would pay taxes twice.
~ In probable, therefore, that no method Of
taxing personally, abort Of arbitrary confsca-
ton, would Increase the revenue from Il much
above Ito present proportion To that derived
from the taxation OF real estate. Considering
that the tax, from Its very nature, falls moro
heavily upon ~citiEens Of ANAL means than
1t docs upon the wealthy, It has boon urged By
many wise statesmen that It had better DO abol.
tshed, II not altogether. then at least SO far as re-
lates to private persons, leaving 1t in forco only
as regards corporations. Tho immediate effect of
such a measure would be to increase the taxation
OF realty by over 10 per cent; but as tho
increase would DO paid. In most Cases, by poo
pie who now pny personal taxes, tho ultimate
result would be the anne that IL IL now. The
State would gain by the return of its citizens
who have removed from It to escape the All
noyance and the expense which our present sys.
ten entails upon them, and 1t would also become
the asylum OF many other wealthy people who
would take up their residences here for tho sake
Of tho exemption We should offer thom.
MATTHEW MARSHALL.
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ing. est. eat. eng.
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40 40 40 40
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! West Un db Isl
40 West Shore Is.
IL West Shore &s.r..1
lwash o & wn- 1st
16 Wis Cent 1st : Re
SO wilkes & "a 1st..
Total sAles OF railway b
RAILWAY AM
Sales. Edme.
90 Adams Er......1
2oA7S0 Am 6ug Ref....l
500 Am sug Ref pr. ]
1894 Am sp Mfg.
1901 Am sp Mfg ps..
100 Am Cable
1918 Am,r Toe....-<
10 Amer Tob pf...1
ITO Amer Express-.1
600 Amer Cot on.
400 Amer Got Oh pf
9766 Atch. & s Fe.
1854 Atoh. pr
80 Ann Arbor pr.
1900 Balls q Ohio.
o73o Bay State Gas..
l61S9 Brook Il T-....
4ls Brook Tn 6aA.
il4oo Can ~souther-a..
7sb Can Pacino....
A1oo Consol Ico-....
6o2 Consoi Ice pr.
Q Oh q GO West.
200 Ceatrai Pao....
e07e Chou q ohio....
ae696 Chicago oas-...
Q Chic 4 Atom!
1855 c, @. c 4 ST L..
&C. O. o & 81
z Chic d N w....l
200 Chit & n W pf.l
ote3o G. q o.......-
I15aSo c, n q 81 Pc.
$50 c, II 4 81 P Pr
1902 c. RIA P......
625 Col Puel.
900 Col. Ii 4 IT,.
300 Glove. L d pf
eeas Consol Gas Co.
1878 Del & Hudson.
500 Del, Lack d W..
800 Den q Il O pr.
1920 Des N & Ft D..
1856 Eric u R........
100 Erie r Il LIST pr.
100 Edison EI......
2667 East River 00
OIL Fl W & d @. d..
30 O Bay q WIN.
10 CIR 4 W, dob 0
1875 Gen Electric.
100 Iron Steamboat
720 Illinois Cent?.
100 Iowa Central.
100 Iowa Cent pr.
100 Kanawha q n.
100 Kingston & p II
b keokuk a d u.
300 Keo q d II pr.
$50 L & Weat.....
26b L & West pr.
100 Lake 6hore....
40l0 Laclede Cas-.
226 Laoledo Gas pr.
300 Leadville M.
o2V0 Lou q Haah ....
224g2 Manhattan Con
30 Maryland @ pf.
Ia. 100 Mex Natl cts...
1867 MINI %Iron......
100 Mex Central.
1898 Met Trao. .....
$50 Mich Central.
1881 MINI & st L....
oOs NJ & st L. LIST pr
Bl2o NJ 81 81 L. I'd pr
GALS No Pacific. ....
700 No. Il a Tex.
8795 Mo. X & Tex pr
1870 Morris s. Es....
90 Natl Starch. 80.
2 Natl Starch / y
100. Natl Starch 2 p
147la Central -.
1899 n Y Central.
9640 Mas Load. ......
809 Nat Lead Pr.
2Sb North Amer ZEE.
9NY & N H.....
100 y, G & st L..
665 N Y. s & w..
1000 Y. s & W pf.
$50 MORT 4 W Pr.
800 Nor Pacific. ....
| lb2O9 Nor Pacific pr.
A80 Ontario Il w..
100 Ore Il q N......
| ASS orc II & N pf...
8e72 oregon S L. W 1
R2S40 Pacific Mall.
A2A0 Peo. d & Eco.
80 p. IT w & Co..
l62 Pull Pal Car &C
400 p. G. @ a 81 L.,
poA00 Phenix Me-.
l7ol6 Reading
1900 Reading LIST pr.
$50 Reading ed pr.
TAO Rio q VEST.
1887 Rio O weSt pr.
1859 st a s B.....,
el7l Sc v LIST !
01e st v I'd .
900 81 s w.......
800 st S W pf...,
300 st 7 & Dull,
y st 7 4 Omaha.
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opsn- 1ftSk- Low opoe
e-ss. EunA sne. eG ea ING.
900 ssssd Goa M..i.6o i.BO 1.6o $50
lTB7 Stand RtT... 3 81 AZ 6S
1900 south Rsano.. l6t i6T I6 49,
sA7i South R'vay... sc eS ga ga
oOss South R'wuyps e9s gov asS eeE.
600 o. kaI.--. ga 3h al Oh
$50 eIo OIL lstp 80 SoA 99 9oh
1877 q @ I zap lob 1oh lok 1ob
1elss Tenn o &I..... 22a 23S 2lSs 20
lI5o Texas Pnoino.. l0ln 1OS lOh lOa
AGO Union Pacific. g. 6% ga g
eos On Pao. D&a. 3 g
tsol . 8 Rubber.... 1eh 1eE llk ilh
Gao q D Rubber pf. @ OF bdA 6dA
80, 80 . 9 9 8 I Ls..ssF, n. az % 2 80. ." s9 as
400 wabash...... Ga @ Ga @
sci wabash pf. .... ldh ldS l1I las
20 wolls-Far Exp.lo5 lo6 1oe lob
lsseO West I'm Tel. sds cas- ssh Sd
60 wheel q y y
400 wn On peef.... 8 8 o
Total ssis.. 73a,Aes sharoA
sASK STOCKS.
oee" HtOA- LSp- cO-
Baisa. N6ns. tn0. est. eh tno.
sB.nk Of Commerce.. goa pod GOD 2o4
SUNDAY, July IL.
Tho Treasury balance at the close of business
On bAIuFuhy WIS VScotUoosfOSs VI NhlCh pANSs-
ole. ob2 was gold.
Tho imports OF general merchandise, includ-
ing dry goods, at tho port OF New York last
week wero SO, eo2,2 s1. against S11,211,4se
the previous wcck and Ss.l74,17o for tho cor
responding week OF last year. The imports Of
specie for tho week were ss7.os7. OF which
e37. eee was gold, making total specie imported
since Jan. /, %, 3o7. S7o. Exports Of specie woro:
Gold. 90, 302 and silver. SS72.9le, q total Of
$3.50. 21o, against S7s3, os3 tho previous week.
The exports Of spocio since Jan. i have boon:
Gold, S28, 6ss, lbA and silver. S25, 2e1 .e53. Q
total OF e4s. 23.oo7.
The wockly statement OF averages of tho Clear.
ing House banks shown:
Loans. . ..vss A ~ Zoo sss s: I'd 81 mo. sI.SSs. FOO
SirSsa'n ys.ssf.sSSS egs.Sss.ssScSS inc. FOO
LIFT lSSis ss sSS 'SS,5Ss.s sSS Inc e<s.s SSS
Ressys.e lep.e so. 500 sles $500 mo. seel.soo
Rs,ver'd iol.sto.sa5 leLeao,sso Inc. GA, 700
s4p,us e4l.se4.s76 s4l.so1s7o Dec. $500
two yeaTs ago sss. Sos.$oo." ~
The Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
Railway Company. having been reorHaniEed
without disturbing the FIRST mortgage bonds,
holders OF trust receipts representing bonds do
posted with tho Central Trust Company are
notified that their securities will be returned to
them upon surrender of the certificates and tho
payment OF $40 por each 81. 200 bond.
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issue OF
.84 .GflO .(lfN
OF Tmn
e. -
ml80n RmNhnm IN
h n uu,
OF PlTTRRNRC. pa.
SS'S
General MfOrA- Gold ROndS
DATED JULY 1, 1897.
-
mteIeSt rayaUie january ISL anu July hSt III
tne Cry OF NEW Iork.
llRN Ann IRllSI c0 nll Tln0RE Tmetnpe
~" Nv
These Bonds are Coupon BonoS OF $1,000 eaoh %
bearer, with privilege OF registration OF principal.
Principal ana Interest payaole IN unisea btasee eoio
coin OF tho present standard OF weight and nneness'
Wi'nout oeuucuoh trom ei'nor seiu prnoape, u tnSe>
nav, Nv snI n,o,sn, or fu,ur. laws o. ,so ,Jp,,.a
Rtots. !, 4, ,ho cornmo,,..,h 81 Ppnnrvtx.r,. n.
required To nav nj retain on account Of or from tho
said pr,po,p., or intor,-s for national. st.te. or mn.
nlcipal purpo,os. tho ERECTION Company agreeing 20
nav all suoh taxoa
These bonds canno, be redeemed before maturity,
and arc secured By tho nrst and only MORTGAGE exc.
ou,ed BY the uni,ed Traotion oompany covering All
the real estate, franchises, and property Of every kind
and description now belonging 70 or which may here
after DO constructed or acquired By the Traction
company.
bpccia ateenton 10 called 70 the length OF the nan
chiscs which have been ACQUIRED BY tho Upfted Trno-
ton Company, all three Of which arc for over ESQ
yeau. The Matted traction oomnanv ,t.,,f. organ.
Ted under the laws Of Pennaylvania, has q franchise
| for 900 Year,, which, In the opinion OF counsel n
| practically exclusive and thoroughly protected under
'h Sr law, 9, .. tina, ~ s' ATE p,.,,son, ., Al, r,,,., r..s
ton Company. which can be seen at our onscss, giving
full particular, in regard to the Company. its organ.
$500 Nv ~. raor,vaaa - vi, b, ..sn A., ,na y,n,r
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so CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK..
gAp N ---S xxx
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The Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo Railway Co.
The Hooking Coal and R. R. Co.

llle IlOCklllS SOdl aiiu n. n. W.
To tho Holders OF Joint Six Per Cent. Twon-
l00At 800. -. =
Al tho request Of o largo number Of the holdsrs
Of the said Joint Six per cent. Twenty.YeaR Gold
Bonds of tho olumbus Hooking valley and Toledo
Railway Company and tho Hooking Coal and RAN
road Company. the undersigned have nsroed to act
q = Bondholden' Protective Committee under an
Agreement copies Of which can DO obtained from any
OF the undersigned. or ct the once Of the AETCK-
RRBOCKER TRUyT No. 90 Broad
way. In the City of New York.
Holders Of the said bonds are urged to take prompt
action by the deposit OF their bonds with the KNOCK
ERBoCAER TRUST on or before
July 81 next tnfter which date . penalty win be
charEedA for which certificates in due form will be
issued.
ROBERT HIACLAY.
JULES q. ACHE. BondholdsrS'
WILLIAM d. BARBOUR. Protective
G. EDEH, Committee
o III. HOLT
WIN n. RANDALL. Secretary,
90 Broadway, Now YORK..
DAVIES, STONE & AUERBAcH. Counsel
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cpe.- BsoAr roo cor
snisp. NssA mo. 81. esA enc.
o Ohio q KIN cn-..loab iosN aoeb 1oeb
s Ohio q n is, ~ dioe ioa toe loe
sos os On Os....... eer eee Sc ees
osL L inc Ace. A9h AAS d3h "a
10 oregon 81 os,...leo leo 1eo 100
8 Orc Imp LIST, err. 90 90 90 90
q Orc Imp 6s..... 1oA 1e% lea I98
81 Orc Imp Os, IT, elh Els 81 elt
1 ON 4 81 L lst tr 90 90 go 90
al Peo. D & E ed. Or lo& l0 lo% 10
6 Penna 4i9s.....1l1k 1llk 1l1k 1llh
q Pitts q wn 1st... 72A 72H 7e$ 72a
2P. Q, O q 81
ABS, cor B.....lloS llos lloS l1oS
iP.d o LIST On esll3 ll3 ll8 1ls
TT, I'd Gt...1o7b 1o9h 1o7p 1o9s
lAP.sALE iSt"..lo6h' 1861 1861 1861
ar wa o ex oa..121 12l 1901 leoh
II Rock Isl ex bs....1o5h 1862 1864 1867
l Rock Isi deb Os...lol lol lol 1o1
l Rcns q slst..-.lAes 1AeS l4eb lAsS
1oo Read gnl - .-.. 9ls 90 9lS ST.
e2l Rio O W lst...... 76T 77h 76h 77S
9 Sol vai& N Il a.. s2R ses e2% ee%
6stP g MINI on ...1s2h 1891 1917 1917
go 30 Pso of Cal On. eoh GOV eot GOV
20 30 Pao of N NJ istl o3h 1o3k 1884 1o9k
30 80 Pao Of Arts 1Ss 90 e3h % esh
St P & Ma. Mooa1o4 1o4 lo4 1oA
estP a Ma MO oslle Ale 1lo lle
/ stP& Ma lstEMd1o7is 1917 1911 1o7'e
/ stP& Ma On es....1a6 12e lee lee
Ma en- Alaa1o6 1o5 los lo6
81 gni es.l1St ll9h i13h 1l3A
ST snl g.. esS esS osN es%
go 4s..... EN- 67h e7k en-
70 st p gnl ~ .....1olh loa lolh 1os
st lst H D cslo7h lo7is 1o7h 10TH
Is St p oon.....-..l96 l36% l96 13ek
10 st p term. ......112 11Sp 119 112tt
est p Isl, o &P.
8 st p LIST. sMd...11ek 1lsh 1l7% ll7%
8 St p lst.w 6 NJ Cal b lleh HIN lleh
6 St P Corts s ( os.lleb lleh 1leh ll6h
TIP Nor P es..1ee 1so 1ee lee
as Stand r & T o.. 62h 66% Q e6h
g Stand R&Tin... IL lah ls 1sh
ld1 San q AP lse - 6Sh 68% 6Sk 69b
P3 8 Ca 1st..... e1% ola co., CIV
81 South Railway Ga 90 ooh soS eob
2etJ&GI93-ts- 66 66h 66 66N
81 Tex q Pao LIST %. e2k oe% o2 och
loo Tex Pao cd in.... 26b 27h 3 BIN
lie TRRAofs tL On 5s1 z 1loh lO7A 11oh
Third Az bs......l2O q 100 1P0
10 Tex q N o en- S.. 8 99h p3A 3
6TCI&R es, Bird % Cd 80 80
eTcI&RoS I'd. 80 80 80 80
ST.StL&KO 1st.tP ~ nv 8 70
/ Union Pac COS. trl Ga 109 LOB 1o9
/ Union Pac OTIS. FRI Oh o 102 102
q Union Pac 9ss. tr1o2S lo2h 1o2h 1o2As
8 Union Pac 9os....lo4h lo4k 1o&h 1o4k
81 un Paog Os.cTN.1o1h 1o1h 1olh lo1h
g Union Paosf.tE e2k e2k o2k e2k
z Union II Isl, tr.. "a "a 79% 7sS
90 Tn Pao. D 8 @ 1st ash 3oh seh 3eh
Leath 6s.....ll2k ll2h l19 112
Va Midland gnl. s1olh 1oih lolh lo1ta
10 Wabash LIST ......1o4's 1o4S lo4S 2o4%
10 Wabash sd....... II 7lh II 7lh
g wnh. q @ ex... och oeh och eeh
q wab deb. ser B.. 29 20 80 29
/ West I'm db 7s...1o7h lo7h lo7b 1917
40 West Shore As..-.loes 11oS 1oek 1o9k
Il West shore ts.r..loeS 400 1854 1854
1wash o & wn- lss 81 81 81 81
lie Wis Cent 1st tr- 8 80 80 80
sc wilkes & Es lst.. s7s OIL s7h 81
Total .,laa Of railway honda mar yolue,. "a. ana. 900.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Exchrngo-salea and Range OF
Prices on All Securities Dcnls In During the
Week Ending July 10. 1907.

CNfTkD sTATES AND STATE BONDS I'm $l,UUUs
Opcr- Hioh Loto C7ns-
Sales. Ndnc. DAG. est est. fne.
$4,000 US IA @, ieo7.1l2h 112is 1l9p 1l2b
5000 Us a.. r. leo7.1llJ l1lS 111b l11S
1000 u IA, c. 192o.l26 1875 126 125
5000 U S 5s. c....114h l14h 11da l14h
10000 Tenn Set ss... S2h sch S2b S2h
10000 Va d 9-os of
leoi."..... g. Cd Cd Ga
10000 Va os def. trB d d d d
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Manhattan Trust Co.,

7WdIIIIdLLUN ITUSL NU.s
WALL STREET. corner NASSAU STREET.
CAPlTAL ."".,-n. ".......... 81 900 900
Authorized to act AS Executor. Administrator,
guardian. Receiver, or Trustee, and j.
A Legal Ecpnsi;Ory for Money.
Irustee oi MortEnSes ol Corporations, and Transfer
agent Hnd Registrar OF STOCKS anil lOnls.
Interest Allowed on Deposits,
buDloctt 10 check through New YORK Clrnrln g- houss,
JOHN ]. WATERBURY, rrpsi .eut.
John kcan, I.i,, uz..
Amos r.. French, ''''rFes'"'hls'
Cha5. II. Smith, Sec'y. ", PI"rynn Hamilton, Treas.
ThOS. 4. Greene, Auditor,
Directors, 1897.
August Belmont. John * m,
II. ", Cannon, John llUwtrl Latham,
4. J. lassAtt, John 81. Moore.
Y. !. COSs, II. II. Rlniu'p l,
1tuuulph Ellis, james q. SIridon.
Amos 7. French. Samuel 1LDm IS,
Johu N. A. Grisgold, Tiwnrl luck.
n. I. Iiisglnson, John l.. wa'nrbury,
W. Il. Hamilton, X. 4. Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-06

men who were under fire during the war,
and his record as soldier entities him
to the honors that the members or inc
order may see fit TO hestoW upon MN.
He has for several terms represented ms
city ward in the board Of aldermen, IS a
loyal, true-blue Democrat. trlenu 70 tne
soldier always, and public-splrited eiti-
zen.
DR.. W. S. Norcross, surgeon general OF
the department. was the next speaker,
and he followed in the wake OF General
Murphy in the matter of the object loi
which the order was organized. re tolu
of the pride he felt i'm the Z. V. Y. our
ing the recent inaugural parade i'll WASH
ington. which he witnessed and TOOK par'
in, being assigned to the command OF the
veterans column.
DR.. A. e. Farnham of Fairfield, ioi-
lowed in feeling, patriotic speech that
was warmly received.
j. II. McCone, speaking as son OF q
soldier. followed, and at the close OF MS
remarks. Senator =. s. Head. comrade
of the G. A. r., was introduced. Senator
Held touchingly alluded to the scenes
and battles in which he had figured VIII
the others present. He had stood witf
them before Fredericksburg. had marched
with them through Maryland down the
valley of the Rappahannock, and hao
possibly met some of them in Anderson
| vile prison. He recognized the veterans
| of the Union as comrades and friends.
| Comrade George Osborne told a story
which was supplemented by a funny one
| from General Murphy, and all adjourned
| to the banquet room. where Comrade Os'
borne had prepared collation., after
which cigars We're lighted and war tales
| related until late hour. General Muir
| ply returned home on the Pullman, las;
night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-06
FrostWiins
IN HIS GREAT BATTLE
AGAINST DISEASE.
Nothing Can Battle the
Great Physicians Skill.
CURES THE SICK.
CURES THE SICK.
ALL DRUGGISTS WILL SUPPLY
FROST'S MEDICINES, A
SEPARATE SPECIFIC
FOR ALL DISEASES.

DR.. Frost has completely demonstrated
that his famous specifics will cure.
He has tried and again proved that no
other system of medicine is to be compared
to his discoveries, which have created such
excitement in medical circles.
Investigate right at home. Ask your
druggist, who will tell you Of scores of
Frost cures that are constantly brought to
his notice. For zsc. you can demonstrate
for yourself that DIR. Frost can cure you.
DIR. Frost does not prepare "patent medi-
cines." Each of his thirty-eight specifics
cure separate diseases. The Rheumatism
Cure for rheumatism, DYSPEPSIA Cure for
dyspepsia, and so on. Ask your druggist
for Frost manual-free.
The grandest medical system in America
is used in daily practice at DIR. Frost's
offices, Phoenix Building, Springfield, Mass,
where all sufferers find welcome, and
complete medical examination and advice
at the hands of the most expert specialists
of the day. Nothing to pay for fullest di
agnosis.
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IF vASSOS WOULD WITHDRAW
The Powers Think They Could Arrange for a
Satisfactory Settlement

London. April This morning, the
Times published the following dis
batch from it's Athens correspondent:
The crux Of the situation is the pres
Cuce Cf Col. NassoS and his army in
Crete. The Powers insist on with
drawal, but neither King George nor
the government dares to comply. 1t is
believed. however. that the difficulty
may be surmounted in the following
way:
THE first step would be the with
drawal Of the Turkish forces from
Crete. The order for the recall of the
Greeks from the frontier would imme-
diately follow. Greece having thus
abandoned her cCntumacious attitude.
the Powers might entrust her with a
mandate TO occupy Crete in the name
Of the Sultan. as when Austria received
mandate from Europe to occupy
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Thus legally empowered, Greece could
send another army under another COM
llander to Crete TO occupy the interior OF
the island: while the international occu-
patton Of the sea ports might continue un-
III measures had been taken for the re-
patriation or possibly the partial emigra-
tion OF the Mohammedan refugees.
Eventually the Greek occupation would
become general. the Powers having in the
meantime decided upon the form Of the
rev constitution of sthe Mohammedan
minority, which would readily be ac-
corded TO by Greece
The Times will publish a dispatch from
vienna. which will say: ''At least one
Power win not agree to a direct under
standing being reached between Turkey
and Greece, though it may be confidently
stated that some Powers would regard it
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-06
STILL ANOTHER BREAK.
Lelec Gives Way at Yellow Bayou. Miss. ard
Floods Large Territory.

Tuniea. Miss. April AT o'clock, Sun
day morning. the Flower Lake levee
" here It crosses yellow Bayou gave way
under the tremendous pressure of water
The leeve was - feet high at the point
where il broke.
So rapidly did the crevasse widen that
The water rushing through il was suffi-
cicnt TO reach the lake parallel to the
Yazoo q Mississippi Railroad at the
Bushy station, which il Hve miles east
of the break in a remarkably short space
of time and within an hour had raised the
lake eight feet.
The country affected by this break is
one of the finest in the Delta. 1t will
cause the submergence of the entire
southwestern and south central part of
Tunica county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-06
STRONG TESTIMONY.
And IL is In Augusta Not in San Francisco
Any Citizen Can Verify This.

Honesty Is the best policy" That
old adage has always been a character
lstic OF the article endorsed by Mr..
John s. Jones of SO Franklin st. Not
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When you know that a citizen, perhaps
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tribute like that which follows. the
testimony not only is interesting, re-
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that irresistible influence that sweeps
away every vestige Of incredulity.
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