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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Market Quotations From the
leading Business Centers.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

! 3 per cent; prime mercantile paper.
lMi II per cent: sterling exchange
heavy. with actual business in bankers
|hiilS At ISL 1-iM1-2 for demand. and ut
Is 3-Sda"-S for sixty days: posted rates.
4.S3 l-26i4.S4. ana AS, l-2Gll.SG: commer-
cial bills 4.Sl l-2Gl3-t: silver certificates.
| so l-4fI3-4: bar silver. 603-S: Mexican
dollars. 46 So: government bonds
bonds. firm.
NEW YORK sToC'K EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK. Sept. S.-St. Paul
made the markes this morning and
broke it this afternoon Trading was
not on Il large scale during the day. and
all interest conferred in the meeting of
the st. Paul directors to act on the div
ldend. The run,nr mong.rs fixed the
dividend rate on the common all the
way from z 1-2 to 31-2 per cent There
was large buying of St Paul here for
Land"n account. and there was very
active trading ON the London curb ar
ter the close there. according to cabled
reports. The price was rushed up To
Lila without any attention being given
10 warning statements that very pow
erful interests in the directorate. We're
opposed to anything more than the l.,
per cent rate.
When the announcement came at
about go =. NJ. that the directors had
mad" the se;niannual dividend only
Il per cent. the price dropped With
out che'k.eNcept for Il nomenthy pause
lat each even number to Ito Ia which
was %-4 below the best Numerous
blocks of many thousand shares We're
thrown on the market With precipitate
ea@erneSs. and the market speedily
took on paniclly conditions.
There was Il quick rally from to
IL per cent. in those stocks which
suffered most severely. but st. Paul
was kept back. by apparently endless
offerings. abou: Ill and closed ONLY SIS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

steamers Newport News, Washington
ana Norfolk will leave daily as foi.
lows: AoA~
- NORTH BOUND.
steamers leave Portsmouth. foot
OIL NORTH street at .... 500 o. m
Leave Norfolk, foot OF Mathews
street ae ......"............ 5:45 p. m.
Leave Old Point at ..... GAS D. mi
Arrive washington at ...... 1900 q. IN.
B. &. o. R. R. PENN, r. r.
Nv. washington at. $500 m. 8 100 a m
ar. fhiladelphia at.11:0O m. 10: so q m
Ar. New York at. !. 125 m..2:l5 mn,
South bound. B. 8 o. R. r. Penn. r. =.
Lv New York at. IL 80 a m. i :OOp m
Nv. fhiladelphia at. 1888 . .S:1spm
Ar. IN Washington ). 4:3O m. .e:1S m
steamers leave Washington ut $50 o M
STRIVE FORTRESS Monroe at. :. 7;0Oa m
arrive Norfolk ut s.OO a N,
">rrlVe at Portsmouth at $500, $3.50 q. m
The trip down the historic Potomac
nVer and Chesapeake Bay on the ela,
CANT steamers Of this company ts I1fia
surpassed. The steamers are Compare
atlyely new, having been built In 1891.
and are fitted up In the most luxuri-
ant manner, with electric lights. cali
pell' ana steam heat in each room.
Inc tables are supplied with every de.
ilcacy OF the season from the marketa
or Washington and Norfolk.
For further Information apply to
D. ]. CALLAHAN. Agent
NorFolh Va,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

Cash QHofAtlOnS We're as follows:
flour dull; No. 3 spring wheat.
5SG163; No. 2 red, IS; No 2
corn, a0l@30s; No OATS, a0A; No
2 white, 23Ws4; No. 3 white, 234 (;
No. 9 rye, i34; No barley, 81
@4a; No. flax seed, SO; prime
timothy seed, 2.A0; mess pork per
barrel $ 5OMS.55; lard, per 100 pounds,
s0@l4 92!; short ribs sides, loose,
5 l5W5.40; dry sailed ST.. ulders,
boxed, 4!Ms; short clear sides,
boxed, 5.55W5.G5; No. 2 yellow corn,
81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

NEW YORK Cotton MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept S.-Cotton flu
lures opened quiet and firm. October.
$50; November. SD; December. $50;
January. SEA; February SOS; March,
5.72; April, 5.74; May, 5.7s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

HE NORFOLK & WASHING.
nv, TON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The New and Powerful iron Pa1sc.
steamers Newport News, Washington
ana Norfolk Will leave daily as foi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

CURED OF APPENDICITIS.
Miss Annie Dunn, formerly of this
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09
.Daily except sunday Other tim

daily eAia"
Nos and l Mountain Resorts train
ualiy 10 RICHMOND and except Sunday,
R!chmond to Ronceverte
parlor Car Old Point to Ronceverta
without change
NO. l With Pullman daily Richmond
70 cincinnati, Louisville and St. F,ouin
NO. with Pullman daily Old Point to
tiinton. Cincinnati and Louisville.
Meals served Oh dining cars on Mos
and west OF Gordonsyille.
! 'AlNS LEAVE NEWPORT NEWS
FOR OLD POINT -
week days IL 80 a, IL Is q and L &
O5 and Is p M. '~ - -
sundays only II 15 a ana l. 3. s. 6 Oh.
I, and 8 p M
FOR NORFOLK. Extra No. emo. 4
-. Trip. dal. dai.
Nv. Newport News / s 20a III l5aI 6 Ol;n
Ar Norfolk aka 10 1e = ~ ~
ar Portsmouth ;. l12 28nI ? on
steamer Louise leaves Portsmouth
daily $40 IN and 90 p m. heayan
Norfolk 90 4 m. So q m and $40 n mn
for Newport News.
HIJ 90 .lODSISrSS5.11.e33i; nv Il1n ~
Newport News. =
JOHN D. POTTS,
Asst. Gen. Passenger Agt..
Richmond. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

D. ]. CALLAHAN. Agent,
Norfolk. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-09

The total sales of socks today were
:,SS 500 Shu1.S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
Polska pod Moskalem

WAR5ZAWA. Hakatysci mo
skiewscy, ktorym z. czas6w Hurki
l osfawionego otrzymanym przez
st2denta ppllczhiem, Apuchtlns,
dobrzo sic dziafo. wsr6l bezpraw,
jake p%opefniali - chcielibY ten
stan blogi ola s,ebe przed}uzyt W
najp6znlejsz lata, b. ludnosG
polska i~eszc2e ma zssoby, kt6re
korzystnie ola siebie on, umlell
wyzYskiwaG. Puszozaja oni teraz
W SWAT w7esci pelne kiamstw j
oszczerstw, byle tylxo spotecze1z-
stwo potsk:e pcdburzyc ma Rad
rosyjskl i ME ~doprowadziG do
upragnionei zgody pcm.edz7 obu
narodam.. z tego povodu w'alo
mosci z Warszawy i KroIestwa
Pol. bra6 nslAzy bardzo ~os,roznie,
a 1wlaszcza W gazetach hakatYst6w
pruskicb, bo ci 2 moskiewsk!mi
ida reka W rxks. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
0rA1eStrn McMeIIka.

W tYch dniacn, jak donos
Odessk1] Listok. po~r6c'li dc
Odessy z Abisypli kapelmistrz i5-
dnego z pu3ko1 grenadyersk1ch W
Petersburgu p. M'chn,evicz j POI
mocllk jego pan D.1os:ewjc~, kt6
ny przcz d}uzszy czas bawnli rrzy
divorce negusa Msnelika. Sprowa-
dzl} ich tim zranY polr6znlk
l4eortjew ola utxorzenla rklestry
nsd 1ornej gdyz kr6l Menelik
nieraz ~vrszal %zyczenic zorganizo-
wanna kareli re swyvh wo]ownik6w
McGellk .orzedstawl1 przJ bY}emu
kapelm'strzo.i naimuzYkalsn:ej-.
szycIs "oj snl<6w abisyns5ich.
Pan NJ. ]ak s4m opow'ada. nie'atwa
miat prare enforcement orkie-
stry ab s~yhsk:ei, ale uyvia2a} sic
zwyc'esko re swego trudnego
zadanla po uIIywie roku mfoda
crkiestra graEa luz wca,e ne lie
zgodz:e, ku najwyzszej uclesze
Menshka jego ma4zonki. Po
dwoch lat?c2 o~rkles,ra nadworoa
negusa cblsyhkiego nauczy}a sic
oko!o 50, rczma,tych utwor6w,
muzyczn;ch. Pan N. skomponowa}
nadto hymn narodowy abisy nsh;,
pesv'econy MeneltkoN1, ktory
ork1estra dobrze wYko. WA
wpraaiajtc W zacbyt n}4dc9 AIRY
kan 'k'ego. Tried odjszdem oh
muzYkow. negus wyr..zlf I'm swo~
"a wdz;eeznes5 "a truly pon,es,ont
PREY utworztn'u orEiestry i obda~
rzy1 lara Miehniewlc;a guladq
abis]hska 2 klasy, a .pana Do=o-
szewlcza tym samyeh o.derem* 3
klasy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
'sobie kon;ec jezz,Y51ksA: E;kSutkiiiem lego
nieszczs6cla ut1acHia, move betko.
sc bedzie ~ '5a}e zycie. $
w ,,Nowlnnch Raci borskichss

w ,,Nowlnach Raci borskichst
czytamy: ,,P1lczas przedstawienia
amatorskiego> kt6re Towarzystwo
polskog6rneslakie urzadzifo ia sail
p. Briera. wlslaiy pc mad scen4
dwie chorag,e wiki barwach czsr-
wone] i blalej. Ch%orqgiewsk. te hy}y
male, przytem tax wyscko
z~awieszone, re bodaJ kto ie tam
zauwazY3. Pollcya spog4 ,rzegla
je-jednak zsraz, a re kcIovy czer~
wonY / bia}y So polskierI,, przeto
przypuszczenie, 70 urzauzaj4ce
przedstawienie TowaraYstwo zawie-
$40 choragiewski W celu demonstra.
cyjnYm. Juz podczas przeds,awienia
policya pragne}a koniecznie SIG
dowledzie6, ktc choragiewskl o bar
wach 1akazar.Ycn sawiesil, ale Mkt
ME m6gf dc ob%jasnienia4 Naza]utrz
dowledzle 40 SIC cd v}lsc. clela
lokalu. re zawseslli lie W stycznu
zo}nlerze CD, urzadzsjac ma tejze
sail obch6d urodzin casarza.''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
KKOpOTLIWE POKOzENIE.

ME uwlerzysz skarzY sly
safandu}a ks swemu prey ]aclelowl
]ak ci AngllcY So ordYnarnl!
W1asn1e " tych dniach zetknafem
s,c 2 ;aklu John. Bullem Y wagonle
kolei. Ledwie uezedt, zaraz rozfozyi
ko:dre, pcduszks i ralspoko]n:e'
wyc,qgnai sic spat. k3adac mi n'g1
ma kolanach. Wyobraz sobie, pr2ez
dvie godeiny musiafem tax cler-.
piec.
-Jakto, safandu}o, ME prote
stowa1es nawet?
-Alez jake mogFen r~rotesto'
was, kledy ME umiem ami s{o~a
pc anglelsku!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
~
NseWinMse Zas2dEOny IA

Nsewlnnie zas9dxony ma
s,mierG.
W Iu1ych 1892 wstap;1 do
gospodarza Kareka Bychawie,
gubernii lubelsklej, pewien kupiec
z Zame S 10 ma nocleg. Dina nastep-
nego znaleziono 60. martwYm W
izbie gosc;nnej. Mimo, re w}ascicle!
oberz7 zapewnlai lex n%ajuroczys.
c1ej, il goSc lego, umsri napa-.
die kurczowym, mlmo, Re lekarze
stwierdzll1 a raozej ME mogll sig
dopatrz9c smiercl gwaltownei,.
zostal Karek, oraz GAIA jego famllia
aresztowari z powodu, re zeznanla
s1u2by by1y az nazbYt ola nlego
obciazajace. Psrobek Kareka,
niejakas Pszatka aaprzYsiag!, ze
wldzlai, jak pan ]ego goscia swego
W nocY udusif i obrabowai go
p1enledzY; kocbanka zas Pszatki, a
s1uzaca Kareka pogorsz,4a lego
sprawe z3znan'em, re widz;a4a, Jak
PANEL z%rabowane pieniadze zagrze-
bal " cgroczie pod drzewom. /
/ rzeczywisc,e mlejseu wskazanem
zDalezionio kwote Sc rlbl, sedzia
wine morderstwa popelnionego
przez Kareka uznaii "a ndoWodnlo-
na, wskutek czego skazano 60 ma
& mere stracono. s=
Pred kllku t~ygodniami Psza-
tka, kt5ry sic t5mezasem : stuzaca
ta ozeni' ,poks6o'l sic 70 swoja dona,
ze przYszio do bojki, ztad j~eszcze
do wym6Nek odgrozek. kt6re
doprowadzlly do w~Ytoszenia sleds.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24

1.--@r r--.----rr4E 1870" %.#-ESaG5et
DO 6W milionowY p. w. ma mine
sa'mlutna ubll65r zaniedbany. Pan
radzca VITA dawno nlewiidziianesglo.
pana w. ] py ia gdzle prztelpedziil'.
lato? " domu, v miiesole.
- A ME we will? = ami "a grani-
CAP Me, DO ME moglem wy
jechac z powodu STRAIT ma gle4dzle,
jake mnie dotknetY. Taak? a
to smutna rzeoz, powiada p. radzca.
- Jastez pray bYIen do pana, ps.-.
ME Radzco, jak do dawEego przy-
jaclela, szukac pocieehy W mojem
zmartwienlu - j przepraszam, re
smiem PROSE Polytechnic 20 mfk.
= Rsdzca zdululony, a zarazem
zan,epokojony, re ten plzyjaciel, u
ktorego on bywai ma wykwitnych
sniadaniachl obiadach, teraz wido-
cznle gubcza}, p,zybraf mine
bardzo smutna a zaraAem obojet-
n9, wzruszYi ramiona10i i rzekl.
Przepraszsm Pana, ale sluz,6 mu
NE n oye - DO lie man tyletw
caiym domu (Radzca byt bogatym).
= Ma to usmieohnaf sc pan W.,
poklepal rsdzce pc ramieplu rzek}:
Dz'ekuje Panu Radzcy! Starry
dawny przyjacielu, ME zaw'od}em
SIG ma toble, jak ma IL 1nnnych
mych p,zviscio}ach. Ty jestes
dwuna stym! O.6z doaiedz sic. re
W tel chwiLi wygralem zak}ad.
Za}ozY}em So kolega bankierem
N. 0 IS tys1ecy NIX, re 10 ma
szych wsp6lnych talk zaanj CHI
rrzYjac'6f cCmdvi MI pozyczki 90
NIX. gd7 do INCH przybede ze1
smutna i,,na1w u5lorze ME ele-s
ganckjm, iak zwykIe, o te pee
pcrrosze. Kolrga n. nie1
W to uwlerzyc - a t.raz a., |
po dwunastej *izyc:e rana1
radzcY, gdz1e jak Widze TAX samo-
przyiety, ia u poprzedn:ch
.Iedenastu. - spiesze do kolegi NJ n
by odehrad z rak lego w,grana
SUNG. zegnam rama radzcs. =
0dwr6c1i sic ian W. i poszedf,
p~ozostawiszY p radzce W w;eiilem
9slupienin. Taxa t. byva rrzyjazh
"a sWi3cle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24

tw1a, jak donosl n. Wien. Tage-
'blatt, Wyka1a1o sig. 10 Karek.
wskutek fa}szywego lsiadeotw,Ia
Pszatka j jego 5byaej kocbank.ii, !. a
nastepnie Tony, u,ewinniie ziosta}
skazany ma smlerc i stracoDy. Mai
on BOWEN ,zwycza] p1en,adze swoje
przechoSywac x.ten sp6sob, re
zakopywa} ]e W uhrytym mie]scu W
ogrodzie.w czem 50 podpatrzy}
Pszatka. p, rJzumiawszY Sc tedy
z lego s}uzaca a ter zaiejsza swoja
zona postanoaill skarb ten zrabo
wac, czeg) tez dokonali, zostawl-
WJszY pa m:ejscu so rubli. Aby zas
ma wszclkl wYpadek odgroc;G MOI
llwosc podejrzepia ma sieb1e, W
razie wykryola ziodziejstwa, uzYJi
przypadkowej 6m'erci owego kupca,
pcsqdaajae ss ego p: ma o jego
zamordowanie, %wskazu)ac, gdz.e
rzekomo zrabowane p,enladse za..
'chowaf. Krzywop:zysiezcy i oszczer.
cy s:edza W w!ezien u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
TO l OWO.
ClEKAWY spor rostrzygnaf

ClEKAWY sp6r rostrzygnaf
W ostatnim czasle berlihski ka-
merger:cht, Pollcyant denuncyowa}
pewnego golarza o to, re jeden z
lego pomoc1ik6w ogol cz'ow:eka
po godzin:e 9 W MED siele, kt6renu
pred godzina Q namydli} tHarz. a
pawet juz g. xacza} goli6. LII a
karna uwolmia 60 cd why, pre-
kura!cr apclowa1 do kamergerych~
to, ale ten wyrok rowyzszy pc"
|tw1erdzlf. Golarz s}uEznle ma sTa
obrone zaznaczy}, "a przeclez n'e7
podobna puszczaG n,kogo z ogolo-
pa do pofowy tylko twarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
Hulk kurck, kaczeA i gesi

80: Z.
powinno bye W tel pore. Kolej
Northern Pacific przejezdza przez tie
oko]ice W Wisconsinie, Minnesota ]
Pofnocnej Dakscie: gdzie ptas..wa tego
znajduje sic masami.
Plsae do Chas, S. Fee, Gen. Pass
Agent kolei Northern Pacific, st. Paul,
MINI, a przes,e ks 'azeczke, wskazuja-
c9'#=W kt6rej okolicy . najlepszym
skutkiem ma dixie ptastwo polowat
MONA, oraz zawierojaca prawa {
poloWaniu W StaLach p6lnocno zaclod-
mich i z%achodnlch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
BERLIN. Cnem lest przyjazn

BERLIN. C1em lest przyjazn
M swiec1a? stwierdzif n:edawno
flkt zaszly " Be,llnie: Do pewnego
radzoy dworu przybywa milior.er
W. " odwiedziny. Radzca wybiega
n%aprzeciv MENU j vita go serde-
cznle ~ ten stale zdziwiony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
P0ra po1oWan

o%oiecujo bye nadzwyczaj dobra K olei
Northern Pacific pIzerzyna okollce,
majaace s~wiatoWa sssawe pod wzgledem
oWow, szezeg6luie ma kury kaczki
gesi
Pisac do Cnas. S. zee, Gen. Pan
Agent. Nor. Pac. Ry., a przesle bro
szurhe zaw1erajaca blizsze szezeg6ly
Wyglledem %odnesnych iow61.
I &.s-14s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
POJECIE Q C%ZYsTOsCI.

POJEClEO CZ1SlOSCl.
-, Widzisz Wojtusiu = strc-
fuje ~nauczyciel W szk6tce jakiegcs
malca = zn6w przyszedfe6 dzisiaj
ME amyty. Z,by tego drug1 raz ME
bY1o.
- Kiedy, panic %profesorze
,}omaczy sic malice tatus zawsze
powiada, ze taxi musl bye cby ba
prawdziwym brudasem, jesli Pc"
trzebuie my6 sic codziennie...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
CESARZ WILHELM jest

W. WIdI1Id" JooU
pjerwszym chrze<cianlnem, kt6ry pc
roku 1887 zwiedzif gr6b kr5)a De-
vida. Ten gr6b stanoui jedra 2
najwaznie]szych reiig'jnych pa
miatek maho netanoy, kt6rzy ME
dopuszczall dotychczas do n'ego
,in'ewlernYch's. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-24
FRASZKI.

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PuTEGA LOGIKI.
ponoo; N;a,oou Mo hoia s,a
~n;,,oao u;oo uohotn,kono nolsk,m
, ch
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ao,s.;m a.
NAA wv
a slz "asz' pan'o onui'y'
u1'0n oooAf'
"o"" w n's
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18
Don't Worry Circle.

The latest innovation in church Work
are the Don't Worry" circles and w
cannot have too many of them. The
crush and rush and push of the Ameri
can people--men. women. and children
alike-is fast making MS nothing hut n
bundle Of nerves.
Work strengthens: worry kills. NJ
other people in the world Worry as
much as the American people. Yet
Americans have less reason To worry
than any others. Whether il he tho
climate. the environment. the inherited
tendency to speculate and swap"
which seems to he natural to the
Yankec-WhateVcl The moving. operat-
ing cause may lie. few escape it: ana
these few are the blessed and happy
ones among the great multitude who
swarm in the Workshop ana factor,
the counting- room and the office
Just why the churches are starting in
the good W"rk of organizing, Don't
Worry" circles is not ct~ar. unless w
jump at the conclusion that those Whn
attend the churches worry more than
any others. They should have les
reason ia worry than those whose fon,-
steps lead away from the sanctuary.
But it is Il good Work-nonc h"ttct-fol
the church. Americans work very
hard ana accomplish great results.
They could work harder ana accom-
plish more if they worked Without
worry.
Let us have Don't Worry" circi, i
rot only in our churches. but in every
business estabishment-in fact. IN
&c,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

me number Of copies of the report
OF the state educational department;
Tor the year 1897 is limited and will not
allow OF promiscuous distribution Ii
Is desired that all who wish and who
would he benefited thereby should he
supplled. For this reason the pl;m
pursued last year will be repeated and
taside from the copies required by lap,
TO DC sent Ia ct!icials) no reports viii
ne sent except To those expressing a
desire for them. As last years sup
ply was exhausted before the cxpra-
ton of the year. it would be we'll for
those wishing copies of this years re-
port to apply early
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-18

A railroad building race. inyolvin-.
the expenditure of SIG 900, 900 has been
begun by two wealthy corporations.
each Of which desires to own the first
railroad into the Yukon country.
Each road WiH be about 100 miles long.
running from Pyramid harb0r. near
the head Of Lynn canal. to points rh
Lewis river below Five Finger rapids.
The companies back Of the ,railroHi
projects are the London Exploration
co. and the Yukon Go. Both com
panes haze secured rights Of way
from tn" Canadian government ami
are now working /" secure from CON
,srcgs necessary rights al Nay thrrsh
ihc 50 miles of American territory
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln

The following are the real estal" trans
rors in Lincoln county for one week:
EOoTHHAY -Duriuda +. SrtNv| !"
Dennis Nj. IIagan, land and hulllihS$'
81. etc; Dennis NJ. iiagan to l)ulindt +.
Scavcy. land and buildings 81. etc.
ROOTiHAY iIAIiBoR -bo"thhaE SAY
ingS Bank 10 Clara f.. li"dSd"n' lAhH'
Sl.h
IREMEN--.Josnph W. Bryant 70 Mar
ccllus CuEgan trustee, land and build
ngs $500.
BRlSTOI-Cyrus Jones ct al. 70 Low
III H. Sidclinger. land and buildings, $lo.
DAMARI SCOTrA-Jos. NJ. KING +"
Susie j. futile. land. 81; Sarah f. cam
mons To Emma q. Sanbo,n. land am"
buildings. $500.
WALDoI;ORO-E Edward Z. Ecnner +"
Sarah c. Benncr, land and buildings. 81.
etc
WESTPORT-Ele q. Greenl@af ct
al. to jeanette Grccnleaf. land ard
buildings. 81.
WIIITEFIEI.D- Mary Z. johnson t."
Nellie NJ. Noyes, land and buildings.
fltAD
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

George W. Stevens died. Sunday morn
ing, at his home in Somcrswnrth, \. H..
age - Cause heart disease Mr.. Stevens
was for many years IN engineer on the
Boston x Maine Railroad, and former
resident Of Portland. He was engineer
of the FIRST passenger train over the new
extension from salmon Falls to Portland
in 1913.
The new library building donated 10
Ellsworth by Geo. y. Black Of Boston,
has been accepted by the board of alder
men. and as Il matter Of form viii h.
brought before The citizens at Tho March
municipal election. AZ thVrc is no DOUBT
of its beng accepted it is probable that
the books Will Ice moved in and posses
sion taken very soon.
Ara Cushman Of Auburn. assignee of
the Mason-Cobb Co.,. has offered the cred
itors - cents on the dollar in settlement
of their claims The creditors generally
are signing Hcctptanc"S Of the OFF, and
it is thought that "a full settlement viii
he affected on this basis within a few
days. Tnu1liciallr this is taken to mean
that Mr. cushman may operate the plant
in connection with his other extensive
shoe interests in Auburn.
The first train of freight to come To
Bangor over the Bangor. ilampdcn x
Winterport Trolley Road. for the Main"
central. arrived at Bangor. last Friday.
from Stems mills. with edgingS To be
delivered to the Maine central. This *
the beginnings Of Il freight business that
will undoubtcdiy he large. The freight
will be hauled at night or very early in
the morning and will not he allowed 10
interfere with passenger tfdIHt OF Win
the highway travel
John Murry. who arrived at Old Town
from Hodgkins x Whites camp. i'll with
pneumonia Friday forenoon. died, carly
Saturday morning. MurrY was not ahi"
Ia converse much after reaching ctt
Town. hut it was aScrrtaincd that he
Ia, or re. Al Ms u
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Evt RYTRlNG AS USUAL.
operatives Of the Edwards Mill Are at Work
and Will Continue

The operatives of the Edwards mills
VINO We're subjected to a cut in wages
oi II per cent. all went about Their.
work as usual, Monday morning, and
'hefc VIII probably be no trouble in
any department of the mill
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SUGARS I'nc hanget
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Jan. Il.
IlOGS-Estimated receipts. today. 40,
01; official left over yesterday. 926: rather
slow steady to a shade lower light. s. 4
ass; mixed $3.50u3.70; heavy. 81. i5&3. 20
rouSh, 81. Ilfi3.an
CATTLE Receipts. Il 900. best steady
others weak to loo lower: brcveS. 1890
5.;.a: cows ana heiferS. s. lom l.I0: Texas
steers. 81. MAJ l.23; stockcrs and feeders
s.; J6i t. d.
SMEEp-Ecceipts L 600; steAdN.
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STATE NEWS.
kennebec.
NORTH MONMOUTH

April l, 1897. Monmouth had AL horses
10 three-year-old colts Is two-year-old
ana SIX one-year-old. 10 cows and IL oxen
and bulls: JIG three-year-olds ig3 two
year-olds. 252 yearlings, 1872 sheep. 21s
swine In 1880 Monmouth had Is woke of
oxen besides many three two and one
years-old steers, and 80 odd yearling colts.
quite change in seven years is this
change for the better? Are all horses and
no oxen better for farmers Your cor
respondent predicts that within five wears
oxen and steers will be found in most of
the farmers stables ana also Gocks Of
sheep. Then the farmers will have some
thing to sell besides cream and old worn
out horses To-day, they have neither
colts. oxen. steers nor sheep to sell. They
rely mostly on their cows. and what is
the profit Of cows when butter is only Is
to 70 cents per pound? Now most of the
farmers buy their grain for their COWS.
horses and pigs Years ago they raised
this and had some to sel.-Monmouth is
an excellent farming town. and one Of
the largest and best fruit towns in the
State. although ii raised but a few an
pies. last Vear.-Thc valuation of the town
April /, 1897. was $Ga6, $40 There are but
-FOUR towns IN the county that hasa higher
valuation. They are Oakland Nassalboro
WinSow and Winthrop. These towns
have large manufacturing establishments
which add much to their valuation The
farmers At North Monmouth have just
put in their ice. Hundreds Of tons have
been harvested in the last two weeks. 1t
WAS of fine quality and from 10 to II
inches thick. and as clear as glass. w.
A. Richardson cut ii and delivered out of
the water on Il slip for III cents per ton.
Some days he cut and delivered 50 tons
more.
CROSS HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ada Reynolds of River
side. were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
+. Lowe. Tuesday. Sarah Perkins
is visiting her brother Henry johnson
lI.,.yI L. Of t.tI
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Jan. Il.
Cotton spot closed dull; midding mp
land. Is: middling gulf. Gis: sales. no
bales.
Cotton futures closed barely steady
sales, % 80 bales; January 5.t1, February
III: March. 81. April. SO; May. 5.7S;
June 5S2; July. 5.~': August. 5,SS; S"ptcm-
boz. nAN. Octnh.r. n.HI.