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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
sToUTT WAS AMBITExTRoUs-
Dealt Cards and Played Billiards
With the Left Hand.

A circumstance which adds consid-
erably to the strength of the suicide
theory in the Stout shooting case
came to light yesterday. The position
and nature of the wound is such that
the opinion has been expressed that
it was an imDossibiltty for it to have
been self-infiicted by a person who
shoots with his right hand 1t now
appears that in some things Mr.. Stout
was left-handed, notably that in deal
ing cards and in playing billiards ne
used his left hand. His associates re-
marked this popularity, and amongst
them it has been discussed since the
shooting. the assertion being that in
many things he was ambidexterous,
using either hand with equal ease and
facility. This has strengthened the
belief that MIR. StOutt's injuries were
self-infiicted, and that he used his left
hand to fire the shot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
trated.

Washington, Dec. 1s.-4rajor General
Brooke arrived in Washington from
Fortress Monroe today and was clos
eted for more than an nour in CONSUL
tation with Secretary Alger. He then,
in company with Adjutant General
Corbin, proceeded to the White House
and when he returned to the war de-
partment it was formally announced
that the president had designated him
to be military governor of the island
of Cuba, a new post, which carried
with it control over the military and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
Boston wool lrarket.

Boston. Dec. 1S.-The wool market here
continues to show a certain amount of
activity, with prices on a fairly settled
with prices ruling all the way from 400
- cents, secured, for staple lots. Fleece
woods are selling fairly well, with prices
steady. Australian woods have been
moving, the business reported being near
ly l,OOJOO0 pounds at current prices. Quo
tations:
Territory Wools-Montana fine medium
and fine 14G16; secured 43; staple 47id4S
Utah, Wyoming etc.-Fine medium and
line 13d15; secured 43; staple 4704S.
AuStralian-Scoured basis: Combing
suIperfine 70Q72; good, 65Q6S; average e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
MARSHES FOR HAVANA.
Four Vessels Sent to Protect Amer
leans Against Outbreak.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-The warships
Brooklyn, Texas, Castine and Resolute
have been ordered to Havana. While
there is not the. faintest desire
to convey threat in the dis
patch of these vessels, it may
be noted that when they lie
within the harbor they will hold the
town in perfect subsection. It is sur
missed that the suggestion came from
Admiral Sampson, who is now in one
of the suburbs of Havana, as a result
of the unfortunate eruption Sunday
night at the Hotel Ingleterra. AT any
event, the event brought the authori-
ties to sudden realization of the exact
state of affairs in Havana. and the
imminent danger of another such OUT
break, which perhaps might run into
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
Verdict Against Remington.

Pocatello, Ida, Dec 19.-In the dis
trict court. the jury in the case of G.
l. Simpson of Nampa VS.. w. H. Rem
ington brought in verdict against
Remington for S54O The case grew
out of the attachment of funds of one
Taneker, a JAP in Remington's hands
Remington claimed that these funds
belonged to the hospital fund of the
Japanese track laborers on the Short
Line and declined to pay them into
court. The jury, however, held other
wise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
Butte smoke Nuisanca.

Butte, Mont, Dec. 13.-At the meet
ing of citizens and smelter men to-
night a. committee was appointed to
look into the smoke matter and report
in ten days on some plan to abate the
nuisance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
TERRIBLE BARBARIT|FS
COMMITTED IN FORr1OSA

Francisco 1&Ttble reported from Fomosa
ing the place They burned rtseve police inspector
t
panns
One constable escaped killed his
~ - Die
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
Davies Sent to Ogden.
fspecia1 to The HeraIdl

Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 1S.-T. A.
Davies who was relieved here Monday
as master mechanic of the Wyoming
division by ]. H. Manning of Omaha.
has been transferred to Ogden. and
will relieve Foreman Hart there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
KILLED BY CANDY.
Two-year-old Eureka Child Meets an
Unusual Death.
By TeIephone to The Herald }

Eureka, Dec 13.-GIen, the 2-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Reese,
was chOked to death this afternoon
by piece Of candy being lodged in his
throat. The accident occurred at the
home os W. D. Bowen, where a num-
Der Of little ones were eating candy.
Fork
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
TRAGEDIES AT CAIRO.
Illinois Woman Ends a Chapter of
Murders and Suicides.

Murders and Suicides.
a Cairo, Ills, Dec. IS.-Mrs. George Tan
ner wife Of the hotel keeper who re-
Gently killed himself, today ended her
own life with a dose of poison. In d
letter written after taking the poison
the woman said she could not live with
out her husband.
On Nov. 25, 1892, Mrs. Tanner, whose
maiden name was Kitty May Sans,
shot and killed Captain Ramson Samp-
son, a river man. in the Planters House,
Cairo. She put two bullets into his
bride of but a few weeks and then at
tempted suicide with the same pistol.
She and the bride, who came from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14

Hickman, Ky, recovered. Miss Sans
was tried and acquitted on the charge
Sampson had promised to MARI, " I1al: ISrl:i
but threw her over for the Kentucir1,
girl A>SuIoChy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
BANKER STOUT
GETTING BETTER
Few New Developments In
the Case.
THE WOUNDED MAN
WAS AMBIDEXTROUS
Used His Left Hand With Great
Facility.

Bullet Not Yet Removed-Tin Box
Delivered to stoutt's Attorneys,
But the Sheriff Took An Inven-
tory of Its Contents-Jones'
Friends Confident That He Will
Be Completely Exonerated as Soon
As Case Can Be Heard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
GENERAL BROOKE
WILL RULE CUBA
-&-s
Takes office Filled by Wey-
Ter and Blanc0.
MILITARY GOVERNOR
OF THE WHOLE ISLAND
Four Warships Sent TO Havana to
Protect Americans.

Outbreak Yesterday, In
Which Prominent Cnbans Were
Wounded-cuban Towns Sacked
By Spanish Soldiers, Cubans Beat
en- and Stores Looted-spanish
scheme'to to Sell Franchises Is Frus-
trated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
UTAH'S MUSTER OUT.
Captain Gaines Troopers to Be Re-
leased & the 21st.
Especial TO The Herald.

Presidio, San Francisco, Cal. Dec. 13.
Today Captain Danes, mustering-out
oIhcer announced officially that the
0tah troop will be mustered out on
the 21st. All today the officers and
men have been busy checking in ord
nance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
SILVER AND LEAD.

800
Bar silver, 5e56 cents.
Lead, brokers, $3.45.
Copper, casting, 11s4 cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
TODAY.

Forecast for Salt Lake Today is:
Fair, warmer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
FIRE AT ST. ALBANS.
nasar stssA a Heavy IS>s tsS MIS-
DSsgh~rss.

-. A-ea-<, Dec. >-grrs, er9&s o., -
IT, RocrrS S~y-ro-r hook Jz N1-s-zS1
Scrces th1> Jtcerr-'-, 40 SD 0,.SSS IL
started IN che o0>crtsUe ri Ms Nate J.
u - hvstS'S 'l-llu- = >c9.e. H. U1-Ss :
20, d,,s-jtS'y kr-'ur- eus q = .1l-S.s
thas >lr-s,,-> acbssSslN 1r, sp.1 = <Sest =
match 1r1]SS trss SJ'1L> sSlcS NvcV
stored tacrs - ussgirsis lt-riaS sas AFTER
reNlr- Mrs, pl',S'.eEry. -ec eA-c&.sr. Arss
th@ Jr;rtCrsr. Mss b.1>> we've cl- a.1-s o.
curauSS ~ ire store n ceC gbse ssgtg- r,1-
tlcsj >SrussS SzrfvL- 90 SE-SiSs &E,A ~
marked 81 sJ. tuJ Mrs l'oSSesE5S s-ts
lu>c rer.ovtnS go SeIje - ~ 1-sp 10
Ssv. ii sAds Sss> yhv g4-->-s ~ H. p SER s-~
talnsS hurst chro-sh r,e 5.S- ES1r s1@rs
n-F DAUGHTER Sso,nt LEss gSvszgGuT> E.1&
cr.S tircS 70 SlsEcA - their Sr@rS az4
rush oUs ~ the Ssor~s eSSSgS every e1ss
MAS ~ flames
The Srs d-r1rtusecs SrrtVs& IA ch-s Scene
immediately And stacv'ssJy1 La saving eee
eIoCS although II Ms CCn,>' ,ssr;IeHNc dana
1Sgd Mrs, pC0StVrty'S laE1l v hsSs65&
IN a portion % the rrS- 1ilu- suG hsgr
hcuSshO& gNb2S Srst c5tcetrS ~ pVl a.
her Entire SsScS ii nt.llu-,S s0,JiS sass
OF u b.ck SI> IN til 3 ~Ssrr-rc. VA> gVce-
p,SyeIy rU-ce.i either cy cVs a- S-srsC.
small ~ sam ~ Er2usN wrsA VaS n a
chIreiItns 2sS WcbcS 49, l2.L-I - - L,gs-
rnIn Ms TIRE oUly rh-Es Mrs pc-SrsErV
SAVED So .etC re >cCrS IA SlasS 1.AS-V
t1Ht >1rN q - lNSrtc-lv - etC * nA-A :.
rtS gods ART cNr-rsS ~ stt S-E-,S
were Insured With Jones x Apv,Ny3 IN cA.e
Manchester and WsScgE1 ySCIy tuSss, Th.s
insurance 81 oN uN us~sAnS e0ssr sa,t eSR's
ii Mrs pc2Sh~rty.
ga the sscVuI tN'- 90 the NSS-oSlssc ~Sres
JhS Law StacvS - Mr., ESssA AMI L. n
Asslau3 Iu3 Ballard 4 Ha.ziSs,Nc. are
young mems realms -SNcn WIN sa,S 81
rcS ard bath rcoGt t1h,IUlrS. J. T. Ns1s's
tdtlCrtnS vVCEisS All a Sl~lcs - rg2Gs!S c,,-
SUpbei ~ Mr.. and Mrs Orur1- ES--r ssesc
The ttrsvs in1 uSS resSh tbs ScSrv ~
egypt in the walls, SCCSrluS SE1 a. cN,s
head II shS StsLr case, whsre rArr,s AIS
a small cNcSes. The BLAZE vaS eN5>-sStAl>ia,-
Ell orfGre IL haG Sp-VuG 20 any ~ -Ae IS
ices ~ rc@CrS, though considerable GAsn-
aye waS Gcns Nv sc-ssSs Au,3 wtrTH \
portion ~ Mr., Br'ailgNS h,SSnsllN-st Sca1S
Was moved C-t. As were A ~ Esg sc
the property frOEs Ashland \ ESu;aS'S SS-
nce and a barge amount 90 slSGsS u NJ
NiAo'S Ss,'s> TIE third 5,,SE ~ sScg -hsl
by the NsScnh: bodies ar1 bat SHSNs
damage BY suaSSS WAS 5ac- shscs.
The RoSsrt Seymour Ss,ccS was srV,,sst
after thS disastrous IRE "a May ~, rNsl-
ami is Sn% ~ thS hsGnisCc1ress AANssS in
the city, tssS5es the damaged E,srcbss.,
there are two vacant segrtss vhh,M ~SIe
Formerly o>ccUpbsI BY %, z. SvvhGSne,hgr
and the SSGus unsu0s gymnasium ana
Harvey L Ss1lliv1a's grssrrrsSrrs rveHrs,
The Building l. insured snrocssA 1Sasss 4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
Sen. PLATT INVESTIGATED.
EX-AuplTOR POWELL THROWS
LIGHT ON OTHER VOUCHERS.
No Charge OF Dishonesty Made But Mr..
Powell links the Investigating Com
nittee was Somewhat Inconsistent
-Grout Writes.
70 II, ..d.,or OF the Free Press:

TO the editor OF the Free Press:
/ notice that the report Of the iavcsji-
eating committee is made u part OF the
senate journal. In il is this statement:
MIR. Powell and Mr.. Hale refer your
committee 10 section - as their author
lily Tor allowing executive AMI Official
expenses. This statement l denied 10 Mr..
Young personally, and IN the free Press
ten days prior 10 Adjournment, yeI the
committee DO not show the fairness TO sd
mat the error or verify their position.
They say further III the construction
which Mr.. Powell and Mir. Hale haze s.V-
an 10 section 40 Is correct the
only need IN this reSpeC. OF LngtS.H-
tur~ would seem 10 be u vote a tax that
money 10 meet the auditors drafts" The
pyVVishUSSS Of that Seutvncc may perhaps
rch II Of its sting. It's logic AMI dignity
are certainly not impressive. l 10 not Ge-
cry this Investigation or eclittlc the rVI-
son for II. Had Il been inspired by prin-
clplo and not by politics; had II not made
t>k ~ some ana flesh ri others; ami had
IL preceded upon a proper basis. its et-
icct would have been valuable. and the
report entitled To consideration. The in
Vt>tiSatiCn MAS conceived and pros eSCIed
upon the false assumption that tho large
expense incurred by GOV. GrOut. including
Con. Picks bill approved by him. we're not
ouy eNtraN1gauI and unwarrIntei hut
thar there MAS no authority whatever tor
any part of il. Mr.. Plat told me 1ftSr
introducing his resolution and betOrS the
Investigation began that ;hsre WAS NO aU-
thority for allowing any expenses OF that
kind. Mr.. Young evidently agrees with
him and the vigorous sentence quoted
above states their conclusion. He who
Nrc>tleS with a foreSone conclusion al
Ways leads a "forlorn hope" SIch cN-
penScs should he paid by the state and
salaries adjusted 10 that plan, They have
always been 50 liked. | refer u the Of
nccS Of long standing, not those reccatly
created. Expenses vary from year u year
snd no one should BE- tempted u neglect
his duty because the expense incurred In
its performance must ia paid from his
own pocket. Such expenses have Oeeu paid
for more than century and reported eSch
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
Terrible Scene at the Hang
ing of John Anderson
Friday.
NINE MINUTES OF AGONY.
setveen the First and Second Drops
Walked Bravcly to Death and said tie
For.ave Those who swore His Life
Away His Head Badly Man
gled by the Fall.

Norfolk. Va, Dec, 9-John Anderson,
the condemned murderer OF Mat" S1un-
d,rs OF the schooner olive Pcckvr. Was
executed in the city jail at y. M. to-day.
lie marched from his cell TO the s"allo.d
Unsupported ana with firm step assembled
the steps without assistance, Anderson
made "A short speech saying he mad for
given the men who Sworr his lii" away,
and would die at peace with the world and
God. He spoke pleasantly to and smiled
at the ctatn watchers and tn the crowd
below, and in a firm voice said:
Il am ready
At 3:,6 the trap was swung. and Apder-
sons uody shot downward. The rope part
ed just inside the knot ana his body fe,l
to the cohblostones A thrill of horror ran
through tho crowd. Officers and Witness 5
rushed to the body and snatch"d tn. cap
from his head to lind blood oozius from
mouth. nosr and eyes a doctor WAS call
ed and soon Anderson opened his eyes and
IL was said began To breathe II, WAS car
ricd, feet foremost, up the stairs To the
platform and laid down until char was
obtained. lie WAS then placed IN this but
never spoke.
Preparing for rchanging him were hur-
r.edly made. The other end Of the ruuc
was adjusted around his neck. tie was
raised to n standing posture aud straps
again placed ON his limbs while being
supported by the officers the trap was
again sprung. Ia % minutes lie WAS pro-
nOunCcd extinct. Nine minutes clupsod
between the first and second drops.
Andorson's neck was broken, supposed
ly ny the last drop.
When the rope broke there was a cry
from some one in the crowd "Telcg -aph
to the President"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
TOILET
SETS
BATH
ROOM

S'sre3 eh&t ors hs> rsvvssS& hA,t - - :
Every t',.sr - II S-lS h-rs->-.V 1->. = -
ever. t1N.U1lrS tbs ttsrs ar,1 - rs,i,..ssS
II c.NdCSs tbs sG~ GAVS n - hL-1- tII&
b. rcc taken an tn3-S- a<tc,e g,1>, -rN1 -
- he lt~. aS3 G-seSu,i-43 - So. ~ .s-- e.
h. u~vJ have nal ~ ~uneSrV-a>>r1t III -
~ anything ~ nti rey,lsv,i Me- =
Item dt' or 3t3 u9s e@s sWN -acrre> ~ rAs
trNe~tt<ttt1s;- b. W-Slt ur- hLVs Ssr-
COuueCttrs C-os Ul~rter' '-IS resA 7, 2. r.
would rnt<s lt-t1 NAt,h D. At3 Scared
The authority fNc Al, the>e ,sse-> .c rs6-
syn AMI n,c,t5 -;ttlNc = N-er1s. LIS 1c1zSs
should have Ok Cpts3 the rtr>E - Ice e,.-a-
riicc@S- Then = 10 c-,rt>s,C - c'-uu Ig~-
the hoCsss. >ir1p,v e,,11Ss rns-e r-s Fats
il the cellar, TrL-.N vCErS.
= HENRY E~NNYk-fr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
Imported
Cooking Utensils

Carving Knives and Forks, Brad
Knives. Meat Knives, Pallet Knives,
Steak Knives. Vegetable Slicers. sad
Sets FORKS and SpCouSl. Cheese SCOOPS.
Potato MoUlds. Vegetable Cutters, Lard
ing Needles. China salt Boxes and Rolling
Pins. Ivory Egg. Mustard and salt Spoons
Roniug Shears, Fruit steiner. Carved
Bread Cutting Boards. Warming Plates,
Jelly NoClds in all conceivable shares,
Roasting Pans with cover. CaSe Closets.
Knife Boxes, Chatting Dishes, ) O'clJcS
Teas and Pudding Dishes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
sssAe s.sxkCattinr rceth.

Be save 4-s3 Gse sASs ole and well-i-1ed
rsEsS,Sy. MIS-. wz\SLOWS SOOTHING
sSSCe tS- eS.4S-sl seesa-aS. IL sooJAea
tie S>.4S. sosse-ss tAe gums, Allays all
y4-l Ives u--9s COILS AID : the best rem
ely to- t-4-g@SeA Twenty-Five cents .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
READY FOR SETTLEMENT.

"That Ilarkius will case which has been
in the courts for several years will soon
be settled now" said Lawyer Habeas.
YES" assented Lawyer Corpus. Il UNI
derstand the property is about all gone
Ohio State Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
Wallpaper
FOR CHRISTMAS

Queer gift. isn't ite We mention Wall
Parer Mt this time. a time OF rejoicing.
that you may have the information. that
we possess. viz. Wall Paper will advance
after the new year to nearly double the
rrico We are now making.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

NEW YEAR
Notes Of the
Sale

Those selecting articles to no aid aside.
viii. eS rcsGeSsc& 10 make partial pay
Estat-
......s.,s.,,... ...,......,... .......-
- hate cNcap toys. An rlai you had
IRE Courage - qGt n substantial goods
..s,,>>,,,,s,~. >>.....>......
Wien ascsas-s Where 10 ,ook for Christi
HAS s.tsS, shsnS how NC Sol6 our GA
goods ~ Altssou. before W moved &c our
-ew store tAt-stove everything IS new.
................ .............. ......... .......
How embarrassing - give TO friend
Al Asslt-S. ~ach perhaps, unknown TO
wa, ea< t~T- ssco ~ 70 friend in he
ssSs "'@-'~ ~ year past Ours are
....-........... .........
\ sporting paper says tAat an Arabian
HtrSe s TT NgCktu -ia it'S fourth year.
TAa< t< vshcrc re aiflers fro-a the ordinary
ssA s0T-
,,,.,,..,.,,.,.. ,,......,..... ........
- -evs- knew ro1 scrt such a line OF
E---SAcS~ I've locked everywhere Tor Q
k&1-1scr BssSa.''
.s...sssss,>s...
E-sc-cs-os~; - Tauo- lsv in Rurl,ng-
tNc A1S -ss-~ ssa- Glass ware drug in
see :, t-Scs TAt0S i Scasc demand, row-
sVtr. srs-s private families Tor 81 ~
page ana Co>&-T22 Glasses 10 be Ised
tx egg eugS-
ssss.ss.>...s...
CNa-,,s- Torst Sc-< e-o in dsmand,
vc-s ~r,s.rc -cc-S IN readiness Tor Tia
=.g,sltA, >,sSt=cS~ who VIII Irt n an APP
S,o4rA-.ss ~as-s 5@c.-s1-
,,,,.,..--.-.-. .,,--,-,......
CsSoss S5,s ~ sat rre rNt yre7aid TO
a-y gAl-aS5 se-os within 10 shipping
III - 81, RG-l5-e1cn during .his sale.
Oar 1bSc -e1ctS- y shar ycu Nil ether
ceocSs r,2-5r A~S have Soo5s SIT ASIDE or
oV>gaocS a>y eSrc- Uo may make Al Le
Inst @-c7S=1-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

r-;N-S FslSSH Never -n,-a = YNysio' ms
bake "a e. - ts-e vou. -ry DNar'S I.ur-
-esrc- NJ "a HARE sAere. - cents. At any
drug S,s-S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

Every family sA,1<sDs naVV tes ssasrsss e,sAa
ns,i:cin.e ehsst-an3 ehs rrsr essrBs :, "a
SHOULD es De. W@sfS Ncr~aS Pima SSruFA
Natures remedy tor cN1ecAS and e'sali<~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

Bcts anu Crihs. Sldehoards, WriiinS
Desks. Bureaus. Chiffonicrs. Pianos
Wash E.nch and Set Delivering Wagons.
SucAho1rds. Road Carts. Trains o; cars,
Cooking Stoves. Game OF Chivalry. Pot OF
Gold Authors. etc. Books for X ndcrSar-
ten, Story Rocks. Soldier Books Story
After Story Books. Puss In Boots. Little
PIGS. Lazy Peter. Tommy Tucker.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
HOLIDAY SALE

Open Stock Chi-N. the ire
thin kind. Tasty dyc0vasFoc$
Need not take the f&l set
Ppcs out the pieces Nr> N1ns
IL YOU dcn's want the sugar
and crsarsr. the So vii
cost you 50 much US The
corap,sse (tt2 psscsSN dinner
Sou S7,t& Il plSasss .tao.se
- China
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15
For Over 90 Years

MY husband had rheumatism 50 that
he could not walk without crutcheS. He
took a lew bottles Of Hoods SarsAparilla
and has had no rheumatism since l have
taken i; myself and my health is now bet-
ter than for over twenty years" Mrs.
John T. Wadle;sh, Box lsl. Weston, Yer
mont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

DeWNt'S collie - Cholera Cure
Psssssns xsaissk sssaskss- 49, - 49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

For Furniture. Wtr-
dow. Ceiling. Sadts-
tor. Closet. Chimney.
Flcor. CO ri Z Z.
Crumh. Scrub stove.
sink. Sl-
ver. exc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills Easy
10 take. easy TO operate reliable. sure.
&c.
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Flat Irons, Dissectej Maps.
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Ferris Wheels. Musical Cor
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EoYS Drums and Tool
Chests. China Tea Sets. Ms; ii
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS
Notes of the
Sale

Merchants visiting our wholesale de-
partment will kindly come before noon.
The age-herald., 1898-07-30
i.ailv Statement

New Orleans, July 2a.--Cotton quiet; sales, 400; ordinary. 4Ac; good ordinary, 4lse; low middiing, , 3-1Gc; middling, 11-16c; good rniddling, 6c; rniddling fair, 7-16c; receipts, 5; stock, S1,303
 Consolidated statement: Receipts, net 91S: exports to Great Britain, 1326O; France GAS; continent, s,419; stock, 257,S79.
 Galveston-Quiet; rddllng, ll-16c; sales, 4; receipts, 355; stock, 17,9Il.
 Mobile--Nominal; middling, 59sc re- ccipts, IA; stock. 3465.
 Savannah-Steady; middling, u-16c; sales. 55 receipts, i41 stock, 9si2.
 Charieston-Quiet middiing, 5lac; re- ccipts, yG05; stock, 4,26.
 Whining gton-Steady; n.iddling, 55sc; re- ceipts, G; stock 6Gi4.
 Norfok-Nominal; middling, 57sc; sales, 14; receipts. iSS: stock, 1S,50S
 Baltimore-Nomnal; middling, 6ssc re- ceipts, 922: stock, 12.Si5.
 Boston-Dull, but steady; middling, Lice; receipts, S2
 Piladelphia-Quiet; middling, 5-16c; re- ceipts, i7; stock, 9,7S5.
 Merhphis--Dull; iniddling, 5Ac; sales, 50; receipts, fl; stock, 2G263.
 Augusta-Steady; mddling, 1-16c; sales S9 receipts, [; stock actual, S,f21.