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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-02

Chic. & Nor. Pac
Trust Reefs IS. 49,
Dist Col. 3-65s. 1921
d. & r. G.. lists. I'LL:
d. & r. G.. As. SS1.
Erie Gen. Lien,
3-4S ............. 64%
FIT. Worth &
Den. City lists. IS
Gal. Har. & San
Antonio 1st IS. JOY
Gal. Har. & San
Antonio End IS. 90
General Electri
Debenture 5s. E. 9515
Houston & Tex.
Central 5s. .10714
Houston & Tex.
Con. 6s $500. .101
-owa Cent. lists. 96&z
K. P. Consols. 751a
K. P LIST Div. .11615
Louis. Consol As. %
NJ. X. e T. ends. coz
M. K. & T. As. 81
Mob. & Ohio IS. 6715
Nut. Union IS. no
n. Y. Chic. & st.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06
The Wafer Question Again.

The water company has tired various
methods of filtration, but with very lit
tie success, though it has been observed
that whenever the council has taken
the matter in hand, which generally
occurs a short time before election, the
water has been very much improved.
Just why threatening attitude of the
council should have an immediate effect
upon the water it is hard to under
stand, but it leads people to surmise
that with a little less criminal careless
ness on the part of the water company
there would be less complaint.
We have had good deal of talk, re-
ports and threats by the council for
several years past, in fact ever since
the waterworks were put in, but they
have passed off like sudden wind
storm, and very soon the water assumes
its usual red complexion and horrid
smell and a typhoid epidemic sets in.
This has been an annual occurrence I'M
til it would seem that people would tire
of it, and at the spring election drop
the tariff and money question and make
pure water the issue, and stop this silly
and everlasting talk about the need of
pure water hen the great lake Superior
is at our door. People of Superior, shall
this be the issue this spring? We are
aware that our great dailys are handl-
capped on this issue, but The TINES
neither uses electric lights, gas or city
water hence our outspokenness, and
public for the issue of Pure Water and
no more compromises.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06
TWISTING THE LIONS TAIL

dedicated to the Sage OF Nccnah)
SO you twisted the big lions tail. did you.
Q its a powerful jaw you have all the
Like the jaw bone with which an Israclitc
big
Once knocked our an army in beautiful
style.
Poor brute how e roarcd and -quirmcd du
your mind
While hard at his caudal appendage you
twisted
BY "appendagc" / mean that which sticks
out behind,
Ana for warning With flies IS mostly en-
listed.
Ignatius. though it, not much would pout
II over the lion your juwbone should pre-
vail
l fear after the russell indeed I've no doubt.
There we're more kinks in your tongue than
knots in his tail.
And when your tongues still may il be many
year,,
The lion will still roar and his tail he will
waC.
And Shakespeare won't be Bacon, nor Bacon
Shakespeare
Any more than a mountains an inflated
windhag.
O. Icnatiu> DonnelIy. Donneny L..
II you were not 80 big sure you might be
quite small.
And If you were not - small you might lie
quite big
But what you lack in wit faith you make up
in gall -Richmond Hill
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06
Notice of foreclosure Sale,

WHEREAS default has been made in the
W payment OF the money secured 10y the
mortgage dated August 18th, 1895. executed by
samuel Champion and Minnie NJ. CFunptou his
wife, to Ninircd Wylic, administrator of the
estate OF ID - Nylle, deceased which mortgage
was recorded III the office Of the Register of
Deeds of Donglas county, state of Wisconsin, on
the 10Th day OF August, 1895. at O'Clock An.
! III volume five of mortgages on pag,. 5I6. The,
aforesaid Ninfred Wyhc, administrator of the
estate of d T. Nylic, deceased Is still the owner
and lawful holder of said mortgage, and no ac-
| ton has been commenced To recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof and
| whereas the amount claimed to- be due ON sail
mortgage at the date OF TINS notice is the sum of
SNlh 90 as follows: Principal, $4,000: interest
S2''6G; attorneys fees. S5DOua, provided in snii
/ mortgage, which is the whole amount secured by
/ SAID mortgage and unpaid
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that hy-
virtue "i the power Of sale contained in said
| mortgage, and III pursuance of the statutes in
such cases made and provided the said mort
gage VIII he 1pTcclnSed by sale of the premises
therein described. at public auction. to satisfy
/ thcamount due ana unpaid upon said mort gla,c
hercinhcfure claimed and interest 10 the ,iav of
such sale, and the sum of fifty dollars ATTORNEYS
! fees as per stipulation in said mortgage. and the
/ costs ana expenses OF said sale; which said sale
VIII he made by the sheriff of said Douglas
/ county, state OF Wisconsin. his uudcrshc1iH or
deputy, at the East front door oft.c Court House
. IN The city OF superior i'll said Douglas county.
/ s'tatc of NiSconsIn on the Eighth dav of FrbrII-
! airy Nd lNY7, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
/ that day the said premises described in said
! mortgage rs follows tu-wit:
I The following real estate living and heinz i'm
/ IN" "uutE OF Douglas and STATE Of Wisconsin.
9 am. Ino"n and 4,'Scribcd a follows towit Lots
4 Wo llntdr"d and Ninety Coo and Two Hundred
ana Ninety Nv" C@9 on Vest Fifth street in the
tnN h~iic ~ Superior according to the recorded,
pat 81 iht. same on file in the office of the Regis
yen" Deeds III SAID county and state and all be
ing IN the City of Superior in said county ana
state together with all the privileges and iI-
{ Plfl'iiHhrc> to the same belonging
/ Dated tins i9th day Of December 1896
WINFRED WNLJF
Administrator OF the Estate of b. b. Wylic de-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06
Mr.. Mckinley keeps on cabinet

Mr.. Mckinley keeps on cabinet
making.
The Anglo-Nenezuelan treaty has
been signed.
j. Addison Porter is to be Mr. Nc
Kinley's private secretary.
General Powell Clayton, Of Ark
aneas, will be the next |. 5. minister to
Mexico.
John G.. Carlisle will return to the
practice of law after the Al of March,
and Grover will go ducking.
VIEWER has succeeded an capturing
some women, and leading them captive
to Havana Great is Weyler.
PENNSYLVANIA is to have new state
capitol In the meantime the state legls-
lators will meet in . church. Perhaps
the Il re Will not prove an unmlXed evil.
We hear a great deal about the
purity OF lake Superior water, but II
don't seem to circulate through the
water pipes. The intake would seem to
be q eort Of public tske-in.
The New York World thinks that
Mr.. Gage will not be an easy victim of
Wall street gold gamblers and bond syn
dicates. The World guagcs him cor
rectlv.
The queen regent ofSpain has signed
the Cuban reform bill. 1t Is not stated
whether Gomez will submit to the new
order of things. Cuba is not entirely IN
the hands Of Spain just now.
Thomas f. Bayard gave a banquet
to the Prince of Wales on Wednesday
night The Prince toasted the Presi-
dent and Mr.. Bavard toasted the Queen.
No speeches were made. They were
probably too full for utterance.
Senator Lamoreux has introduced a
bill into the Wisconsin senate providing
that no person shall cut timber upon
land the taxes upon which have been
paid, and that anyone holding tax GER
tificates upon lands shall have lien on
all timber cut while such certificate Is
in force.
Mrs. W. +. Cramer of Milwaukee,
presented the press association the
other day 4 fine bronze bust of her hus-
band. the popular editor of the Even
ing Wisconsin. Mr.. Cramer has occu-
pied the position of editor continuously
for fifty years, and issued the first daily
paper from the Wisconsin office. He is
considered one Of the ablest newspaper
men in the country.
The agricultural schedule of the new
tariff bill has been completed. The Me-
kinley schedules have been restored
on all agricultural products, and
the duty upon cattle fixed at $ per
dead and % per cent. ad valorem. the
duty upon barley has been fixed at Soc
per bushel; hay, s! per ton onions, i0c
per bushel; eggs, sc per dozen; flax
seed, Soc per bushel. Not much hope
for closer trade relations with Canada
in the face of this tariff, and Canadian
mens and other foreign producers will
have to find market for their surplus
products elsewhere.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WI,

land OFFICE At ashland. WIS.l
Junuury &Hth. l~g-.
NOTICE is hereby given that The following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make final proof Ill support his claim. and that
said proof Will he made before William II Locke
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Douglas county,
" Wisconsin, at Superior, Wisconsin, on March 22d,
1897. viz:
Thomas Olsen Stampc, HID Entry No. POS for
the : = SW and " = Sc Sec y, Tp 10 ".
Range II West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, VIZ: Isaac Russell, ofSouth Range
Douglas Co, Wis; Henry StillwclI, of South Su-
pcilor. douglas CO.. Wis: Abraham Stilwcn of
South superior. Douglas Co, Wis, and Fred
Clements, OF South Superior, Douglas Co, Wis.
q. +. kTNTZ,
t 6l3-2o-27 m6-l3 2O) Register.
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Cheap Rates South.

One way and round trip tickets on
sale via the st. Paul < Duluth r. t. to
nearly all points in Alahams, Arizona.
Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia. Indian
Territory, Kansas. Nebraska, Kentucky.
Louisiana, Mississippi. North Carolina,
South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee. Nir-
gina and Florida For rates, routes,
folders and tickets y.,:! Al Ticket Office,
lnio.. Depot.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06
DIR. J. BAIRD,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Superior, Wis.
Room PIG Descent Block.
Telephone Nos, 5000 and 3559
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas Comfy. SIS. In Circuit Court.
Grace Z. rattiSoH, Plaintiff
Neil Smith. Frances Smith. Bank of West SUI
perior. /. l.. May. and Robert c. Hanna, As
signee OF Neil Smith, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant 10 the
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made and en-
tered i'll the above entitled action the 4th day
of February, \. ID. 1896, will on the 32d day of
March, A. y. 1897. at 10 o'clock in =, I forenoon,
at the easterly front door of the court house, in
the city of Superior, Douglas county, state OF
Wisconsin. offer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton To the highest bidder for cash, the real
property by the said judgment ordered to be sold
Situated III the city of superior i'll said Douglas
county, Wisconsin, and described as follows:
Lot numbered eight lS in block Numbered
sixty four (5i) in the tuwnSite of superior City.
now i'll the city of superior, Douglas county
state of Wisconsin. according To the plat thereof
recorded in the office of the Register OF Deeds i'll
and for said Douglas county. Wisconsin. To salts
ty the amount of said judgment, with interest,"
aud costs rs therein directed.
Dated this 9th day Of February. \. D.. 1897.
FRANK l.. WILCOX.
Sheriff of Douglas Co, Wis
BY CHARLES WICKsTEoM, Deputy sheriff
W +. PICK EItINtT
Plaintiffs Attorney. &c 1920 - IN G-l3 20
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| Notice of Shcriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. -
Circuit Court. Douglas County.

Notice of Shcrff's Sale on Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. -
Circuit Court. Douglas County.
Louisa VI. Strickland, Plaintiff.
william Il. Lowrie. Robert NJ. Fulton and
EnifHa q. Fulton his wife, and David Il. il.
Chapman, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
"a judgment of foreclosure ana sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled Action
in the court aforesaid. on the 9th day Ot funet \
u. 1898. which said Judgment vas thereafter,
and on said 9th day of June y. ID. l>'}. for Val
liable consideration duly transferred and assigned
by said plaintiff, Louisa VI. Strickland. 10 the
Bank OF superior, of superior Wisconsin, and
was thereafter by the voluntary assignment of
all its assets made and executed by SAID Bank 70
Henry : Euler, as assignee for the benefit of its
creditors. duly transferred and assigned I" said
Henry :, Butler rs assignee, as aforesaid, shall
ON the 2nd day of March, i. ID. 1897. AT ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day al the west
erly front door of the County Court House in the
/ City of superior in said County of Douglas and
State of Wisconsin. offer for sale and sell pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. tn
/ real estate and mortgaged premises directed by
( said Judgment To be sold. AMI hereinafter de
Scrincd. much thereof as may lee necessary
/ TO satisfy the amount of said JUDGMENT tn.Hli;
/ the sum of Two hundred and ninety three and
/ 3 100 dollars t>29&& 81 with interest thereon
from the date of said Judgment AT the rate of six
/ per ccHtum per anuum and the costs and cN-
! pcnSc> of such sale.
| The real estate and premise, 50 to he sold, ~
! directed 10y sad Judgment are situated in the
/ county of Douglas and state of Wisconsin. and
are described follows. to-Wit: The south west
| quarter of the north west quarter t~N' of the
! wv, and the west half The south west quar-
ter ~ !. OF the ~ y OF section twenty CIV and
! the north west quarter of the south east quarter
/ (NNi OF the ST. 4 of section thirty 3p all in
township fo~ty five ~ north OF range fifteen do
Dated January 18th, 1897.
FRANK /. WILCOX.
! Sheriff of Douglas County. Wisconsin.
ON, w. II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
hA,-.yia. tr,trt4f,-

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Douglas County. ,SS
NOTICE i hereby given that 10y virtue of an
execution issued ont of the Circuit court FIR
Douglas county. Wisconsin,. bearing date the 9th
day of January. 1874. and To me directed and
delivered, wherein W. + Pickering ami W. T
Hartley 60 partners rs Pickering y Hartley arr
plaintiffs and Ralph BaWsaud i defendant,
in favor of said plaintiffs and against said de-
PENDANT, for the sum of SOILS, ! have levied
upon all the night. title and interest which SAID
defendant had on the 9Th day ut January I~96
the day when the property hereinafter described
was attached in this action. or any interest
which he may have since acquired therein, and
which Is dies rbcd as follows tO-Wit:
The south half 81 ofthc south west quarter
(SW OF the north west quarter tNWl of section
fourteen ND in township forty eight is north. of
range thirteen u}) west. in Douglas county. WIS
conSin, which will offer for sale and sell AT pub
lie auction To the highest bidder for cash, on he
2}d day of February. 1874. 1T ~ O'Clock III the
forenoon ot said day, at the Ca>tcrIy font door
of the Court house in the city Of superior, III
Douglas county, Wisconsin, or 50 mrrh thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said execution
together with costs of sale.
Dated january 7th, ls"7.
FRANK T. WILCOX.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

Blood and Nerves are very close
" related. Keep the blood rich. pure
and healthy. with Hoods SarSaparilla
and YOU will have no nervousness.
Hoods Pills are best after-dinner
pE!l-.aid digestion. prevent constipation
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

THNNIN /. WILCOX.
sheriff Of Douglas County Wisconsin.
~ CHARLES WICKSTROM Deputy.
tAILlN, BUTLER y LYONS.
Attorneys for PlaiuliiT
G-If-93-3J-f 6-l3-2.l-:..J
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sidney Str"atteild. Charles !. Johnson An
drew j. johnson, William Saudrlm. Henry
obcr-. Henry iowa and Rose A. Thornton.
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Notice Of sheriff : Sale on FORECLOSURES

CATIIN, EI-TLER Il LYONS.
Iiaintie's Attorneys
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-06

Notice OF Referees Sale on Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, -,
Circuit Court, Douglas County.
Frank ". IIoyt, Mclyiua W Toyt and Olive !.
Jones Plaintiffs,
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FRANK I. WIICON

:
BY CHARLES NICKSTEoM Deputy.
". f. PICKERING.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. Il g-l6 80 f6-I3-2)
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Notice Of Referees sale on Foreclosure
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN
superior Court Dougins County
Edwin ". Winter Plaintiff.
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CATLIE, BUTLER < LYONs.
F@.4;-A Attorneys. ygiI .>&J r6.!g-1 |
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Subscribe for THE Trrr,
Notice OF foIcI,o,pT,N ~-


STATE OF WISCONSIN
Douglas Counts. ,.
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Bank of Commerce, a corporation, Plaintiff.
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FIl-NF TN WN-VN.
Referee appointed 10y said com
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas Comfy. IS. In Circuit Court. |
Grncn Z Euttis-I IlaiutlM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

o1e-f-ga o., +oba--oe az auction o.
Change for the week s1dEg To-Day, ~
4 packages q Cerolire ard Louisa co-l ~.
4 Va. sg1-cured tcb-c-os. highest li--s
for ire week. 50.
Private sales reported 20 TIE serFelaF.
q the RlcLrond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
wrappers ~ horsleacs. i.-ers' Z, 4e-l
tdars), 2 Total y lo- --e@-s.. - -,..
az the Richmond TOBACCO lta-e Tor l-t
week ending today. sst-resF, -.y ~.
/ 1897: Wrappers. - Lcgsleaes. lllefs. -,
cutters. 10, scrap lIls-tl ~, -e-t -ai %. 2.
s-yi Sens 40 .-H7 800
Private sa-es I-l--9i--- - 49, --7 49, .l.
/ q the I.lc-ll- Pig 49, 80 r-e.
week ene.ng S-l-l-t.' ~. = - eris-.
wees Nle4 r.--.- 81. e.-.-.
- s.-0.'S r's-.-l III. sf-r1s l-.
lcarhl. ~, ..-- 49, ----t.r---
JUGS carr. - Ices o., ~, .---e.---.
fIiF--s s--ts -i---. 80. 49,. ~ --.
q ne Hlcniilo1 p. 100. --- -e--.
/ wrappers = hosshe.aes; t...ers. ~, - gut
ters J.; smokers !; lfai .1afh' - pug
ievs Is. lucs lark 90. Total 80 hogs
heads
Private sales reported 70 the seCretarF
/ a. lie Eichmoll Tobacco Trade tor t-e
week ending saturday July J. ls'..
tiers. 70. smokers. o. scrap (br.gfr. -
scrap dark. o. le1l l-a-E. -
fdaTEl. O.. western, . 4c-li. -. --1--
heads.
Private sales reported 10 me secrai-fF
az the Richmond TOT acco trace i-I ---
/ week ending SATURDAY. July r. ls3
/ Warmers rs horslt4lr- GlleTs ii5, cute
-r-r &. smokers ~. scrap Crlgro. !.
scrap J5ark O.. iaaf iaEkl. 81. iuss
fCarl0 10 Tote. 1922 hogs ear7
private sales rerort,i 20 The secretary
81 +re Richmond -.h1rro TRACE for f-e
Wrappers 80 hcrz ra- tAers c--
tiers 10. SIT -Ee-e -.. scrap Irf glL. III
scrap ldari0. ~ ieat 5arkI ssi. lugs
lsr-lf rro Total c-f fcrslrals
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
q The Richmond Tobacco Trade for ne
vrarl- e~fl-~ SATURDAY. july % 1st-
vrsrrfrs. h horshclCs. flle-7 ~. c-t-
-e-s * ---rrrrs r.. re~a1 friehr Of.
i.-e f5s-i, - r-.sr So rorsfe.ls
rs-i,-.-s r---s -----tef % ere secretary
- -l, ut-l----.r '-~otr--o T-aEa Ter -rr
49, c-rf-- <. +-,~ra~ Univ Il 1g1.
V-rso-e-s. - horsteass rIers. 70
e--fe-- %. r~-a7 nrrrr be. leaf
I57-fr -s1. Total l.9 torshrads.
ma -~r-~-o lr-rrctr- REPORTS .irrt
Gambling today. AID f-- tre week end
irr to-day. ns7r-tionE-Eright lf7 hoes-
,,e--es pe.rr5s,t.o-s-rr.rh-. IS hogs-
reef- ana 3 tsr-r-. 5rrj, g hcrsheafs
and 3 +ie--rs.
Total inspections fo- the week ending
to-day. So hogsheads and l'5 uerces. 70
To,al camping foT TIE week snd'aE GO
dav. COS fogsheads ana 10 tierces
Nvars Davsrrc~f's wLl1r-s a. Fsh-
v-r's T-Usor's. sho-kce Cranshaws
seat-o-ks avuehars s.. Cid Dominion. and
Shelhurres tobacco warehouses report
To-Day. Receipts g. packages. CelvGrles.
o1f racfzces
The ssrre tobacco warehouse WITH
Jones Anerh1ry. Meals and Planters
s6dsd repsrt 1cr ne week e-f'-e -
sav. Pe-eipfs. GO packages. deliveries
5s1 rack4res
Excess % tho receipts over the deliveries
fcr tre week cr5lrr to-day. a pacEr gee
Cnltc1 states internal revenue collie
tons. o. tonaoeos ier re e.sy Q. 80 s-,el.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-11

BALTIMORE. July 0-TLOLR-Jn-
changed. receipts. 5f2s barrels exports.
Us barrels. sales. 1000 barrels
Wheat-Easisr. spot, 90 .-'tc-i ~
Gust. -OiA, September. 70-s 1gssc. stc1ll-
81 20 Z red siGcsEc.. receipts. ol,ls3
bushels. sales % 90 bushels. SoutneirT
wheat. By sample. 70G 7ossc. do. on grace.
-CoRS-Easler: spot. so9suic; August
90i. f30itc September. sl-. lc ,eei--
e- mixed. Cfs, G1s- c.. receipts, %. 4e5 rusl-
els. exports 2s5sls bushels: sales 81. 900
bushes Southern white corn, o34o4c.t
Co yellow Sff15c $1,000.
OATs-Sfr'dy. No. white, 80 &c
receipts. 500 bushsis.
RYE-rerni-rly fru; No. 2 western
5gisc.. receipts 1i70 tusreis
HAT-SteatY for re Better ElaoI
choice timothy. 81 5ofl4
GRAIN TREIGETs-stcaty and IN
changed.
FI-TTER-cuie. sni unchanged.
TGcs AND CHEESE-Elrm and IN
changed
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Master william Powells prize-that
Il I'm rfn and We hope Be viii receive
ID shortly. we know William. lie has
bean ~ 80 us. and be IS tle very boy 10
have lots u good times with g.
The Bulls I've Lantern is the Boys
Prize this month. Il VIII be given 10 the
bow errdiur IN the greatest number OF
correct answers 20 tie geosrap hical his
r0r.cai. az other questions. which VIII
De published each week Here are the
second four. The first four appeared last
SUNDAY
Q AFTER whom vas the Old Dominion
naued1
8 What territory was originally en-
braceI hv Virgra.
r. Has Richmond always been SIS cap
ital?
os-,. m no., s.s --e ne '' lo-s-i on
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the day were 700 iales. ~ which ~
were 90r speculation and export. and u
.cluGed 6.c5o American. receipts, o.vV
bales. Including 30 American
Futures opzned quiet, with moderate
demand and closed quiet but steady AZ
the decline. American m'cdnnc, july
1O-cs buyers. July ard August. 4 g-'j+.
sellers. Angus. and September. bot
buyers. September ard October. 2 cj-Cf
buyers. october ard November. 2 5S-54ff
s9-GI. buyers. November and Deccmber
5f-li. sellers. December ena @anllry,
rs-c4Io $500. buyers. January Tnd j. eb-
runry 5f-6f03 5j-5f. buyers. February
and March. 5j-G3. buyers; March and
April o 5G-6i. sellers. April and Nay,
s1-et. sellrs.
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Trustee for William Daffron.

,-,-, "a her senses. The old man has given
fhs child the best OF care. He would IKE
10 keep him always. but there are others
who have a better claim lie IS yours
henceforward."
There was no name slere1 10 wy 49,.
rant, looked an around Tor the old man.
y,bo she thought. mus, 10 near. but ne
bsd 6isanneared as mysterously as ne
"a come the day she lost the baby.
Tlne ciaspod Hiram's chubby arms
round her neck and pressed him close
10 her heart she went straight 70 Rose
berry, row. Ia .,,,-
i've found him. Alice" she said sim
nlr you know an about u. I'm sorry.
me strike IS over. Alice, and IT. you aon
lei me work my fingers 70 tho bone low
III never forgive you. =, ,,-,,r
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III attention was next attracted 20 q
crowd gathered before -Denager!e. while
che manager was telling q the wonders
% D. seen within. I asked him how
many birds and beasts lt Included t9.
wei DE sll1 'fas lct have u heads
and 80 feet" Before I could compute
che number q each 7 was interrupted
- tbs remarkable announcement: Ia
d.e5 and gentlemen. you VIII find within
ms melaeerle % BIRDS and beasts the
following L.usuiCus persolares. f). The
first chief Justice ~ the United States
ll----stI. llI. The founder q the So
cie-v q Friends. liI- a. Greak mathe-
maticisn who rOursled about - T. O..
lg Ire first clrclnl-lav. gator OF the
world. lU. TIE XII s1t-arch-tect CT a
world famous edllce. lb. The FL
trek Shepherd" CfI. = hero who died
on the Plains " Abr-lam. l5I. An Eng
lsl poet and uoTe-s- lls5-ls55J. CD.
-a creator OF "a county named LLlliput
Cs a famous American pirate. nr.
An Errilsh stat-ull re-l--ssQ. (1).
Author o. "Coi. s---o7tt.es Clie-t."
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