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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
jeweled slide or pinned with pretty stick
Copyright, 1901.
-- "a
BuncOed out of His Seat


In the matter of strategy a woman
can get the better of a man every time,
in minor affairs, at least said q man
who is in business down town, and who
rides home in a West Philadelphia car
during the rush hour, every evening
says the Philadelphia Record. Il uSu-
ally get a seat for take the car away
down at 4th street. The other evening
l was busily reading my paper when a
woman got aboard at 18th street. I
glanced up slyly, and saw that all the
seats were occupied. Hasty as my
glance was she caught my eye and that
was my finish. Smiling broadly, she
came over to where I was sitting and
exclaimed, Why. how do you do? How
are all the fOlks| | couldn't place the
woman to save my life, but lifted my
hat and replied that we were all we'll
She must be some friend of the fami-
ly,' | argued with myself, so folded up
my paper and gave her my seat. After
she had settled herself comfortably she
looked up at me in a queer sort of way
and said, Really, l must beg your par
don. 1 took you for Mr.. Jones. You
look so much like him. But she had
the seat, and she kept it. 1t was a clear
case of buncO."
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
Bean CauscsDeath.

Eddie, the young son of Frank Schil-
ling, well-known Marshfeld farmer,
met death in peculiar manner. During
a violent fit of coughing he died within
a few minutes from strangulation. 1t
was found upon examination by Il physi-
clan that an ordinary bean was lodged in
his throat The bean had passed into
the lungs where the surrounding mois-
ture caused it to swell to double its orig
inal size. 1t was forced by the lung in
coughing to the throat, where it lodged
between the vocal cords, causing stran-
gulatiOu,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
Dead soldier Is Hono-ed.

The remains of Private John Ortiz,
Thirty-fifth infantry, L. S. a, who was
killed in the Philippines last April, were
Inferred at Kenosha with military hon
ors. Representatives of the +. S. Lowell
Post, the D. X *. *. and other socie-
ties formed an escort from the hall where
the body was lying in state to st.
Georges Church. Here a stirring Grafton
was delivered by Father Vattmann, chap
lain of the Fifth infantry, Z. S. \. The
remains were buried in the old German
cemetery. 4 salute was fired, taps sound
ed and the thrOng dispersed. Fully 5000
persons were in attendance.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
ALL OVER THE STATE
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN BADGER
DOM.
Alarm, at Rich1and Center Over Allie led
Dynamiting Attempts kenosha Sol
der Is Honored1 Robbery by Masked
BurEIars-Death Caused by Bean.

Richland Center is greatly wrought up
over the attempt to destroy the Method
list Church on recent night. The city
authorities have offered reward Of $500
for the capture of the dynamiters. What
seems to be another attempt to dynamite
came to light when long stick of the
explosive was found i'll an ash barrel
near the Gund building. This building
is on the main street of the city and the
dynamite was found about thirty feet
from the street. Had it exploded it
would no doubt have wrecked some Of
the principal buildings
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
Finds Bag of Gold.

While a workman was repairing the
steps at the entrance of the NJ. L.
Church in Mineral Point, he found
-four sack, partly full of gold and silver,
which was identified by II. S. Hurlbut as
part of that stolen from his store in
December. Certain persons are suspect
ed and it is thought arrests will soon fol-
low
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

n o w IN G the
ways of stylish
dressmakers, it IS
not surprising to
see them making
their annual at
tempt to bring the
princess gown into
popularity. They
feel, apparently,
that putting into it
one woman whom
the cut becomes
offsets the dozen
who essay the try
ing fashion and
turn out to be
more or less hOrri-
BILE examples. The
few women whose
Err1rns con Stand
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
Cigarettes lead to Divorce.

That cigarette smoking to excess is
good ground for divorce is the ruling
made recently by Judge Burnell of the
Circuit Court in Oshkosh. Mrs. Beatrice
Tracey sued for separation from Rolla
Tracey and the principal allegation was
that he was a cigarette "fend." The
judge g-anted an absolute decree of di-
VOrce.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
Various Shoes.

The Siam shoe has the form of an
ancient canoe, with a gondola bow and
an open top. The sole is of wood, and
the upper of inlaid wood and cloth, the
interior being deliberately ornamented
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
New York correspondence:

the fashion do look finely in it, and rouse
the ambition of their less favored sisters.
This winters attempts have not been
so much in the direction of outright plain
princess gowns, as toward notifications.
These have made big Roadway in evening
dresses, usually taking the form of a long
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
HoraciOuS.

Birds are blessed with large appe-
tites. The robin can easily devour two
thirds of its weight in earfhworms in a
day.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
Fonnd GuiItv of a Crre1 Rnbberr.

Edward Deyers and Michael Tobin,
Beloit boys, were convicted at Rockford,
ILL.,, for participating in the cruel at
tempted robbery Of the Curry family,
south of Beloit, last fall. They will go
to prison under an indeterminate sen
tence.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

Notice is served on the women that
no wrapper ever looks as if it had been
built according TO the plans and speci-
hcations in the fashion book.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
GOWNS FOR EVENING.
DRESSMAKERS TRYING TO FORCE
PRINCESS DRESS.

By No Means Becoming to a Great
Many Notifications that Are Now
Making 1t Popular = Some of the
New Features.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

An egg is best when fresh, but it's
different with an Office boy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

The troublesome old question Of the ex-
emption of wages has bobbed up to both
or the Legislature. At every session there
is an attempt on the part of the mer-
chants Of the State to get the amount of
the exemption reduced, while the work
ingmen fight either 20 keep it from be-
ing reduced or - get it increased. Be
tween the two interests the member is
in n bad fix. He usually sides with the
workingman in the end, -.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

Senator Mills will have the distinction
of having introduced the first reform
measure, which was his bill reducing the
fees Of the oil inspectors to $1,000 for
the State inspector and $1,000 for the
deputy inspectors.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

Two bills had already become laws
several days ago. One was the measure
making an appropriation for the fur
nishing Of the new committee rooms anil
the other a measure fixing the times for
holding court in the Sixteenth judicial
district. Two years ago, on account Of
the senatorial contest, it was the middle
of February before the first bill was.
passed. The Legislature is ahead Of the
last one in other respects, having larg-
or number Of bills introduced than were
in one the same date Of last year. Still.
the bills are coming in slowly.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05
In Legislative Halls,

The Milwaukee officers Of the guard
are agitating the matter Of a new armory
to house all the military organizations in
Milwaukee, and it is possible that bill
for that purpose will be introduced.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

So far bills have come in very slowly.
Most Of the members are trying to escape
outlook at the present is favorable.
Speaker Ray will keep prodding the
members to get them to put their bills in
as soon as possible, 50 that an early date
may be set for cutting off new business.
Not much progress can be made on the
real work Of the session until new bust
ness has been shut off.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

Patronizs those who advertise
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-05

The joint committee on claims is going
IN make heroic effort to keep appropria-
lions down, 50 it says.
-
It is not often that liquor dealers and
ministers join hands in any movement.
but such a combination is seeking To mass
hill at this session. Recently letter
was sent to the members by the VISION
Gin LIQUOR Dealers Association urging
the passage Of a bin to be introduced 70
increase saloon licenses to $500, and now
comes a letter from the Wisconsin Anti
Saloon League, which is composed large
II OF ministers. The letter is signed by
Rev. Henry Colman, Rev. Judson Tits
worth Rev. y. T. Denman and Rev. A.
A. kiehle Of Milwaukee and Rev. r. G..
Updike and T. G. Richmond of Maai-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
| MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features o. The Days Dealings In Al The lead
ing Stocks.

! New York. Dec. G-Fcars Of money
strIngcncy gained the upper hand II
the stock market, today, and precipi-
lated active selling throughout the list
The bears We're active and energetic il
taking the market away at each rectIr-
rercc of signs Of selling and their buy
ing to cover at frequent intervals
caused many irregular rallies and
checks to the decline. The demand fel
| away On these rallies and the activity
in the market was only renewed when
| prices began to give way again.
| Tn" apparent running out Of the re-
| cent speculative movement in Manhat-
| tar and The consequent realizing by
| longs was q feature Of the. market The
| stock made an effective rallying point
for the bears In their aggressive on
| elaught on tn" market. In the late deal
| ngS the stock fen TO l35A. represent
| ing IN extreme derlin" Of ~. Al the
same time .Amalgamated Copper. which
had nuctuated rather sluggishly but
heavily All day. took a new downward
plunge to 49,. compared with its pre-
vious low record of .lia. This unsettled
he wh"" market ana made the clrs'.
a"tiv" and easy. but with tn selling
pr.Ssur" much legs acute In the general
Est than in thr stocks named.
The deposit in the sub-treasury fnr
transfer to tn. interior "f 81 .ooooU
completed the fright over the money
prospect which had h.en gathering
force All day with the contemplation
of thr preliminary features Of the weak
currency movement. II appeared nom
these tnut thr banks haN- gained un
tn" interior m"y"rlc ut NOR" than 81.
~" po" ~ To- Thursday night. thus
seeming to uff~t thAt far the week :
loo. ~. tht. sub-trrlsury. which footed
w. Last night. S.ll5.0or.
pf th. ,v..,-k-s loss I" th,- eub-ir-as-
urv nearly 81 n0n pld represents deposits
~ i.Ga tenders "a r.tir.. circulation
and withdraw government bonds
Th.s" bnr'ls have not been offered for
redemption AND There iS lacking this
offset to tn" j." f-as" ia TIT circula-
ti"u. nh. pawn. f"r the t1p1U.gU1
gold rNport,t is al~,. included in the
StIb-tr-n~ury operations Ncw York
rNchnnE. nt chicago. Which f'n I" ,"
cents discount al one tim.. yesterday,
Y ~fift-n,-i a. 2" cents discount today. as
4. Jesuit ~ tn currency shipment.
Th.-s,. unexpected n-S demands upon
th.. local money supply were reelected
IL calling "i loans ana marking W of
money rates.
Thr f.rv stocks which made y show
40 strength during tn" morning sur-
currhDd ~ tn. weakness. Losses ~ ]
1" points ver. mad" ~ n" majority
uf the prominent active stocks.
Ponds W-r" easier. in sympathy with
stocks Total sales. par value. $500,
400 United Stat'-S bonds were All un-
changed ON tn" last call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
FEW PEOPLE REALIZE.
The Danger in That Common Disease, catarrh

| becd"F" catarrhal diseases are -
common and because catarih Is moi
| rap'uiS 'ataI, people too often "Nerlook
| ana neglect II until some ir"urabic all
reht develops as Il result of the neg
| leCt.
IN" inf'amed condition of the mcm-
brane Of the nose and ;.lroat makes q
| fertile soil for the germs Of Pneumonia
and Consumption. ~ fact catarrhal
pneumonia ana catarrhal consumption
are the most common forms OF these
dreaded diseases which annually cause
| NOR" 'han one quarter OF the deaths
in this country.
KemadieS for catarrh are almost as
numerous as catarrh sufferers but very
few have any actual merit as cure.
the only good derived being simply 4
t. cmpo'aly relief.
There is. however. 4 very effective
remedy recently discovered which Is
rapidly becoming famous for its great
va!ue in relieving and permanently
curing all forms Of catarrhal diseases,
whether located in the head. throat.
lungs or stomach.
This new catarrh cure is principally
composed of gum derived from the
Eucalyptus tree. and this gum pos
sesses extraordinary healing and anti y
septic properties. II is taken inter
Eal!y i'll tho form OF a lozcnSc or taD-
let pleasant to the taste ana so harm
less that little children take them with
safety ana benefit.
Eucolyptus oil lnd tn bark are
sometimes used bur are not so CouN"n-
i"nt nor 50 palataolc "s the gum.
Undoubtedly Tie btst quality Is
found iii StIart's- catn1h Tablets
which may be found i'll amy hug store
and any oatarlh sufferer who has tried
doucht $. inhalcfs and liquid medicines.
will bc surprised N thu rapid improve
mcnt after 4 few DAYS us" of StuartS
tutarrh Tablets whicl; an" composed ~
the gum % tho Euculyptus tree. com
bir"l with other 2ntiseptits which de-
strny the germs Of catarrh III 'hc blood
and .Npcl tir catarrhal poison from
the system.
ur. Rarnsdyll N speaking ~ catairh
ana its chr, SAYS: After many "x-
p,riments ! haN" given up thr idea "i
curing catatlh By th.. usc of inhalrrs.
washes. salrvs OF liquid medicines.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, IN" r-d gum
ana other yaluanlc antie-ptirs CON
tanned IN these tablets max" them IN
my opinion. far superior 70 any z. -"
numerous eatarrh remedies $" eaten
sivoly advertised tn" fact thar
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets ~" YplI iu
drug stores uidrr protection of x
trademark. Should not prelude" Con-
Sri"uti,uS physicians against them h''-
caus" their uudouhtrd merit ana harm
lpss character max, them remedy
which every c2tarrh sufferer may us"
with perfect safcry ara thc pr sD""t
~ n permanent Cur"-
For colds in the head, tor coughs, ca
tarrhal deafness ana catarrh "f TN"
stomach and liver. p"or,c Wh" !aN"
tried them say that Stuart's tatarrh
Tablets are n household necessity.
3,5.7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

built: steamer schooner by \. u.
Farnsworth. Southwest HarbOr, eight
tons: schooner. by Charles II. Curtis
and James Lord. Ellsworth, l29 tons;
schooner by Charles II. Curtis. 1876 tons.
Three schonnerS have been launched
in III. Machias district: One of 297 tons.
Sawyer Bros. Milhridgc; "96 tons. T..
7. White. I2S? tons. Warren Sawyer.
There are none on the stocks. but it is
reported that Sawyer Bros. will lay the
keel for Il schooner this winter.
The building in the Passamaquoddy
district has beer confined to small yes
sells Lyman Pushcc at Lubcc. has
built two steamers. one of ~ tons, the
ether much smaller. X. w. Spear built
q sloop Of nine tons at Eastport and
William kierstead at the same place. a
sloop. II tons. Samuel Nanner launch
ed q l3-ton schooner at EastpOrt:
Frank Hallott. sloop Of Il tons at
I.uheC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
ANXIOUS MOMENTS
Passed b, Fisher and Bets Is Warrant Aht'
Warrant Is Served.

, Boston, Dec. s.--John NJ. Fisher anc
Fred E. Belts, who as the firm OF j..
NJ. Fisher Il Co. are under Indictment
foT alleged Illegal use Of the maiis' had
many anxious moments. THURSDAY atl'
ernoon. when they appeared IN .M
Jniterl states court and provided *SM
bail each. as required under the iBdlc'-
m.nt Previously they were under coH'
silerably less bail.
AS they left the court room both men
were r,.-arrestad by deputy siierir on
warrants issued by Judge dashih. VI
IN. superior court. Then their ankieH
was 10 obtain bondsrnen on -fnee heN
charges. as il was then quite ,ia'e'
The first warrant was issued 70, i'au'
yr~ X. :. Bartlett in behalf Q: ioa I. r
Griffin. il suit for &ar over z sr'1N
pending since last June. -
Judge Gaskill had BEEN asked iefi'
special prrcept for the arrest'ot tht ~
men Oh the ground that they were I'M
ly To ree from th. state.
Tn, REQUEST WAS u surprise 70 1uus,
Gaskill. rs the action is seldom resolaa
TO- Th. lawyer explained that the H'l'
had been indicted in the United sHF
court ana Judge Gaskill issued me p''
'Cept. III.
Then other lawyers tried to Set s..'
iar action against Fisher ana pe'''
ana two Surc"eded. -.
.Aboll Sianp bail additional was 'r 81,
III and Eugene Gormely Of SomcreiA'
v.as secured for pondsman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
New York Produce Market.

New York. Dec. D.
FLoCR-Krceipts .2.2lo hbls; exports
II 10 bhls. sales. II. So pkgs.: firm. win
tor straights. 3..4rd3.,p: MINI. patent. 3~,
Ti.io: winter extras. @S'9r3.Ir: Mirr. bak-
.rs. 2.:-ra&.:.l: winter low grades 800
80
WHEAT-K-c,ipts. %t..1 hush. exports
7..s' bush. sales 3.735.H bush futures.
>t..0 bush. spot: spot firm. No. red
Nii-, II afl"at; No. red S's elevator
No. i northern puluth. NJ. - aiioat
NJ | hard Duluth. @ai.- 2" II at!pat.
CORE-ReCeipts. h..H bush. exports
1875 hush; sales a35.''" bush. futures
spot firm, No. :. 10 elevator and IS.
Il atloAt
OATS-Rcceipts Sf- hush: exports.
c.l". spot steady: No :. ST.; No. :. Il.
No white. 54ia: No : white. 50: track
mixed western. 3lGi52. track white, 53GFS,
BEEF-Qui,t.
CIT MEATS-Stcady
LARD-Eirm: western steamed in.i7
refined firm: continent. lo3n: $. A.. l"..,.
PoRk-FTm.
EUTTEE- Finn: creamery. l6I t.: ia, :
tory. l.'.nll Jun" creamery. l>G22: stat
dairy. l5ai1. -.
EGGS Stead. -tt:r and ronna., 35ae,.
orAToES-St,ldy
StGAR-Strady; iair refining. -; e.n-
trluga! ~ test. SI: refined St.atlv: ~.
L., -: NJ L. 2.H'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

Here is another ease showing the
utter worthlesSn"ss of stomach medi-
cines in curing dangerous coughs. Yet
just as soon cs HYOMEI. the new
dry-air germicde. was inhaled into
the bronchial tubes. where these germs
we've located. they began to die and
within week every one of them had
/ te"n destroyed.
This is why the L. :. Health Re
ports make tn" statement that HYO-
MEI alone has reduced the death rate
from such diseases 81 per cent. and
that no other treat or remedy had
anything whatever to do with bring
ing about this reduction.
In ether verds. lIYoMEI is the only
/, medy which aS ever permanently
tpr..d C:ttarrh bronchitis and con-
sumption. and the unly remedy which
can he inhaled into the air passages
and .tnus reach the germs OF tn.
dises:Se.
Coughs ~ every description Surcumb
to IN. influence of HYOMEI in a few
hours. Group is broken up in twenty
minutes after the first inhalation.
II. fact. no diseases of the air pass
ages can exist for any length of time
here HYOMF,I is hreathed daily.
Those vino still ,ioubt It's efficacy can
writing L. I'll" X. T. Booth Co. Ithaca
y. Y. iIN"mei outfits are also kept IN
stock bE all druggists. or will b.. sent ~
mail on receipt OF price, Sl.oo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

III. extreme cold nf Thursday morn
ing caused work To b. suspended at the
granite sheds in the city during the
forenoon. .>t tn cutting sheds of
GrorG.- h. Lord tbs winter crew has
been rrdur.d :" that there is now but
on. gang work rhis crew viii prob
ably continue work for several months
ana possibly all winter. The prospects
for business 80 a larger scale at these
sheds in tn" spring - now assured Mr..
Lord has recently completed three
mauSui.ums which arc now being
shipped tn New York parties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
KIDNEYS BLADDER,
Read the Most Convinc.
ing Proof.
"0n'e''u' Cures Performed BY Smith, Du,,,
llthia Kidney Pills.

Mp,uI'f1a ~ testimonial from . 49,.
"F'r s"Vtni y-fiv" years of ago N Inar
LII hp" 90 y"n may be. or What n.I .iat
g.,iI ,!.h - ~ Znu have tried. do, nv,
AtR X = s,trr,iE.o iEost"n, July 23d, 10.
Dear Sir: Your cnp,.,r,f.
'-f!t dat" received ana cout.nts ,a.i VI ie-
hof.d. ANA would Ray II Is ieiully
months since ! WIS cured Of kIdno,. tso
~, and ah"ut that time was co,,.n .roo-
plating writing YOU Il teeti,on,,I. ,Iohter-
second thought changed m. r1i,',t,i buf "A
te" weeks longer ma So ana ~, 70 wait
my cur" Of kidney ;ro1Jbf. ~. hhow II
n-nt. 50 have waited y.r,.e l..ssrrra-
abont Two months. or ID to. the ,.er.i ,.peqr..sn,ty
i,.,,.n - - Fo.r more, Jul: 18th, and ! f"ne in
iieve can conscirn-iousl,- sav -t.u ~ De-
man"ntlr cured Of obstIns II. Ltd,ah ah per-
hle and backachr with in.- ,is., ~ trvl-
Buchu Lithia Eidnev piiie Su.lhs
rs 1iE REASON OF Ny DEL rhs
have suffered for NOR. th.r .--ai-.l
with obstinate baciach4 ana r;d. ;hse years
pie Also my urinary organs ,-iN- uN-
lamc IL was torture 10 rna ei,,tr ~ y
chair 20 bend over my bpir N 1dr,sa u nj
i"et and lace my shoes aIso /, 80 ~
h"arable torture for me n s,rai,sss W.
dsaln' ana u Required soina ti,nn ~ p
ney piils and other remedies nroes " sd.
ny reg'll5r physicians ana ,pi'ssScrihed
remedies, but none gave ma pit,eT
ttmp@rary relief 1iG, s.,eitig goiit Ss ,a ,nan
~ Tr,.I 81 s ut ntiiy B2stou papsrs-"A Fr.
Phls'.i va ifduc-d tn tf1 ~ 4 IA h'uhe,
,"r ira itakinE m m 4erordihg to dirLt,isah, I'M
cpnditfon pr0rlr.-,J nfr,rtf.r m. ,l, n m,
Mr. smith gay" ms. a:d after ,sscnn ,ssylcn
th'm. irei completely cured q. tisnas.. tais
SrpaaTf. Sra ! 4. n Daekaeie snd.- rii,ar, ,ro,,b.
lnn M u" MT nip 20 the present, hsa".
ielt th- slightest return .Gf thn ,is, ~ "
t"lLhStahdiny The fact tina. an
ii,i., m,an w." tsasse"n tl'ot flre years 'b..tsr
...,,,,i', it,. .iittirst2re Years ana tan. See,
,,o,irht" tn HI blessed enoi resi,lts
ntTr ts1,, rrfTiSed t,, from ;he use Of s,nisbs @
RI. + ''nT ri,a l'.'' hia9sY ,S,ip pills give yo1
Fur the benefit n other sufferers ',.i9Rm nn ,fa
"vrrybofI lnar learn that her iy q ~ ~
cnr. f"r kidney ;roubi4. Faithfnllv ''.omt. 3u
fSigned) , IT. tSS;,,!r - !rufS
~ Concord ~ postc,I =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

Til" national tr"ttinS h"ar'l nj N.w
York. thursday. considered thr caSr of
il0nZu NJ. N"Hn 1T uSIiusi FRANK Dlno-
hUr. both of Hoo kland. Nj, and tll'' bay
Erl'iing UIrol'iSnu. AS tn" horS.' had
ma,i. u record on bar III 10 al : Mon
Me-. Ca non-assqcintion track SEPT 26
l9na. hr was not eligible to start in tn.
-; class ri Eocklamd. M'., July !, 1871
Ills winnings at Rockland arr unlawful
and ar" ordered re-distrihuted to the
horses entitled to them" ". u. Swascy
Cornish. Ne. aud i. 4. Summers. Lewis
ION. NJ. against th. chestnut gelding
Cyril H.. formerly cyril w. Tn" h"rs., is
identified. but must pay recording toc for
change ui name.
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New York Cotton Marker.

New York, Dec j.
Cot:"n spo: closed quiet l-l6 lower. Mid
ding Cplands. '-i6; do. Gulf. .-l6
Sales. nun...
Cotton futures closed i,rm December
40; January. 80; February. 1.W: March
J1lN. 90: August. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-07

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EGGS-Eastern .9dG}.
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ScGAR-Ciranulatrd. 4cn
MINED FEED-.6aIe-.:.
RRAN-Sprtng, .5.5': winter @,ae6.5.'
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