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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-11

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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The seventh Cd monthly dividend of
one % per cent is now due and payable
at the office of Bailey's Honolulu Cy-
clery Co, Ltd, 163-167 King Street.
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incorporated under the Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
CHINESE FOR MEXICO.
Proposed Steamer Line May Land 900 600
Too Close for Comfort

San Francisco Nyv 3G.-The Cail says
that. according IA the Mexican Pariia-
mentary Chronicle. the minister of public
works and colonization of Mexico has lee
nmmended for passage hv tEr Congress Of
his country q measure which has an I'M
portant bearing on tn. Chimes immiGrt.
tion question. II il; bill granting Il com
""Ssion to NJ. +. Tarpry. John l.. Ben-
nett or any company they may form. 2iN
ing them the entire fishing privileges ~:
the NJ. Xican coast or the Pacific ocean.
contingent on their hIiluinG ana opcrat-
ing Il steamship lire between Mexico an /
china and another line for coast trade.
The company is to h, free from taxa
tion ot any kind ana * to ~ allowed t,
land passengers anYwh"r" an the M.Ni"an
coast which is more than lnHo miles in
extent
In January uf this year. Mr.. Tarpoy .
who is a wcll-known politician. Was pres
i'lent "f th" Pacific Charter tO. thnt
claimed to have secured concessions from
the Mexican government to rS,ap in
Steamship lines b"tw"cn Mc>icn aud chi
na, for the purpose Of colonizinE the
.urNiCan rrpuDnc with l.@U,v CUuIir a.
might cross into the United States.
John T.. Bennett is the attorney for til
Chimes. consulate in this city ana ii Is
pointed ont that the concessions which
III" Mexican congress is asked t. grant
{" him and mis- associates are similar a.
those til" Pacific Charter 60. Of Nhir!,
tn" same men were tn" organizers. ciai.I-
ed I" haze received nearly Il year ago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

tEink of leaving out dyspepsia ana
stomach troubles. They are sure to
claim that their noStrum is absolutely
certain to cure every dyspcptic and
hc need look no further.
In TN" face of these absurd claims il
is refreshing To note that the pro-
p,iet".s of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
have carefully rcfraiucd from making
undue claims or false representa- tionS
regarding the merits of this excellent
remedy for dyspepsia ana stomach
troubles. They make but one claim
for IT, ana that il. that for indiges-
tion anI Various stomach troubles
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is a radi-
go cure. They 90 10 farther than
this ar; any man or woman suffering
..om indigestion. chronic or nervous
dyspepsia, who VIII give the remedy 4
trial will lind that nothing is claimed
for it. that the facts vii! not fully sus-
tain.
1T is a modern discovery. composed
ot harmless vegetable ingredients aC-
ceptahl, tn the weakest or most Grii
cate stomach. It's great success in
curing stomach troubles is lur 10 TIE
fact that the medical properties are
such that il will digest whatever whole
'r,n food is taken into the stomach,
n matter whether the stomach is in
good working order or not. 1t rests the
overWorkcd organ and replenishes the
BODY. he blood. the nerves. creating a
healthy appetite. gives refreshing sleep
ard tn blessings which always ac-
company good digestion and proper
assimilation Of food.
N using Stlart's Dyspepsia Tablets
no dieting is required. Simply eat
plenty of wholesome food ana take
tnese Tablets nj each meal. thus as
Sisting and resting the stomach which
rapidly regains its proper digestive
power, when the Tablets will be no
longer required.
Nervous Dyspepsia is simply a con-
dition in which some portion or por-
items of the nervouS system are not
properly nouriSh"d. Good digestion
inNigo"atcs the nervous system and
every organ in tn" body.
ANY druggist viii tell you Stuart's
bySnepSia Tablets give universal
satisfaction nove, e7-aa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Charles +. Adams wa reelected pr
dent Of the Massachusetts state Hcat.
of Trade. I'll, stay, at TN" annual nc'tI'-
al Boston.
Tia run bench Vt the Massachusetts si-
IN, me- court TN, sday. uvcrI ul"d IN" rN-
c-utiun< of OSc"r W. Nelson. found 2ul'-
Iii of murder in The first degree ana sea-
truc.d to liiy Imprisonment iur TN" mtl
d.r VI Giustavr Erickson at his huInn II
Worcester. a year age.
Historic E;rttI. Abbey. erected bH Nil
liam the '"nnu"rcr. and th" estate IN
rounding it W'tr sold ~ pubic aI''i""
TtrSd.,N t. u rral ,St3t" dealer win" l''
fused to dirulGr the name Of nj cHvn'
Tr.. lIrvrr fl: rot ;tn ntrictu. i" >di
Th.. estate sold for E2".''1
Tle international Navigation 81. rc-
r.ivrd a rablcgram al New York. Tues
d.,y. announcing that thu new twin
-crvw steamer Merton. built for the
American Line. was successfully
lYunchcd. Tuesday. on the clyde. Thc
Meiion registers 1875 TONS and is 80
f,et long ana - feet beam.
\ cablegram received at New York.
Tuesday. from London. says that the
overdue ship Roanoke. from Norfolk
June II. for san Francisco, VAS spoken.
Sept -. west of Cape Horn. The l;oa-
nnke is laden with coal Tor the Mare
Island navy yard. At one time her
reinsurance was quoted mt 80 per cent.
after a report had been made that she
had been sighted on fire. Later when
She was sighted, Sept g, the insurance
dropped to 5 per cent.
At Belton. West Virginia, Monday
night. four masked men assaulted ana
robbed Lindsay Burley and members OF
his family. securing over $1,000 IN caSh
be sdr,; other valua blcs. The family.
consisting of father. mother, son ana
daughter. We're bound hand and foot
BY the robbers. While one stood guard
over them the others ranSacked the
house. Tho robbers tortured the father
ana made him reveal the hiding place
of the money Il posse of citizens and
hlo"dhounds are searching for the rob
hers.
Diver Sor-nsrn. who has been search
ing for the wreck of the Pacific Mail
steamship Rio de Janeiro since last
May. declares that he has located the
sunken ship. which has over SJoo0o0 in
Valuable cargo and also official papers
of consul General Wildman. which the
government Is anxious 10 secure. So
u nSen says the wreck is half mile
from Fort Point. His scheme is to
warp the vessel by cable 10 a shalower
Spot. and then raise her. ON board are
S6'."f ia general cargo and S4on.000 in
raw silk. Snrenscn viii get - per cent.
az All rccoN cred
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
SEAS VICTIMS.
Several Lives Lost in Storm
on Jersey Coast.
Schooners and Barges Ashore, Most
Of Them Total Wrecks.
Enormous Damage 10 Property Along tho Coast.
Probably Nearly $1,000 900.

Philadelphia Nov 26-\dviccS re-
,UlNrd in this city. Monday. by the
Maritime Exchange stated that five men
were drowned. SUNDAY. near Long
Branch. during the height Of the north
coast. Saturday night and Sunday. The
'nen are supposed to have been mem
b"rS Of the crews Of the bargcs VIII
more and Grant which were lost by
the tug Eureka. which arrived in New
York. yesterday. and reported that She
had lost her tow and had no tidings Of
either crew.
The two barGcs came ashore at Chad
wick. \. j.. about II. miles south of
Long Branch. There We're seven men
on board the barges when they went
ashore. The entire crew "f one of the
barGcS was washed overheard and lost
while the life savers with the aid of
the hrceches buoy saved two of the
inen cn the other barge. The third
man was washed overheard before he
could be saved.
Further adVIceS to the Marin. EN-
change say that the tug Navigator re-
ports that the barge II. y. HaWcood
fnr Providence and the barge Merce-
dita for New London foundered at sea.
The crews We're saved. The barge
Davis tor Fail River. which the tug
alsp had in tow. stranded AT Suuan
Rr"ch near Long Branch. All Of the
ha,F"s We're bound from Philadelphia.
Ad>icts from Toms River y. j..
Monday evening. say that the wrecks of
four bu.GrS liz along the coast in the
ri,iuity of EarneSat Light. They ,nmc
ashore during tn" storm ana are rap
idly pounding I" pieces. There will br
NJ salvage from them. a& they are rap
idly h:oaking ~ under the continued
heavy sea.
The harg,s were the Grant. Wilm"rc,
Fan River ana Whitman. Each barge
had one man on hoard. TWO nf the
men We're saved. their harges being
driven far enough 1nshure for the lif"
savers To- s. nj them Il linz" The other
two harerS stranded further OIL and
III, mrn We're washed overheard hrfnr"
tive hn-4ce worked far enough in to hr
reached. Monday afternoon. the bodies
OF two men washed ashore. They we've
buried mt once. Their names arr met
known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
FOR FORGERY.
Herbert Hamm Of Bangor,
Arrested in This City,
Had Check Cashed at James {. FuIler's
Grocery Store, Last Night.
lie Coo,essed Ms Guilt 10 Officers and Hard q
Over The Money.

4 man giving his name as itfpcrt
II,mm is lodged in the ponce STATION
,.harrpd with forgery. lie WAS arrest
,,I on state street at about nciot
last evening. by city Marshal Breen.
II seems that Hamm Was here. last
evening. and said that he was in need
nf money. He is from Bangor and was
introduced by an acquaintance I"
Dwight l.. Taskcr. who keeps the or-
era IIouS" cafe.
Later IIamm told Tasker that h. had
a check for $50 " which hc wished I" have
,H.hc,. AS Taskcr did NOT have the
currency with which to do this liamm
asked him to go to some place where
NJ could get the money on the check
and identify him. Taskcr asSCntcd and
went to the grocery store Of James r..
Fuller.
Mr.. Fuller Was in the basement ana
Lpou being approached in the matter
said that Hamm would have 10 wait
until the cashier came. The man who
WAS looking fHr money went upstairs
and finding the cashier. William Bad
-cr. told him that Nh. Fuller said that
hr might cash tho check. The money
NdN lldlu over anu IitiiiIl went Oh
his way.
Mr.. Tasker, learning that the chap
might be Il little slippery in his deal
ings. Immediately started OUT to look
tho matter up and meeting the city
marshal reported the matter To him.
Marshal Breen. after securing Il d,
Scripton % the man. went in search al
him. He found him on State street an q
arrested him as stated above. The pris-
oncr was taken to the police station
where he confessed The crime turn,o
over the cash To- the officers ana was
locked Up to await tIial. today. If tn.
parties interested wish tht push the mat
ter
Hamm is young man of aboIt ri
years. well dressed and well appearing.
He says that he belongs in Bangor whi,A
fact is subStantiated by an acuuaintan,
and that he is the son OF RufuS tiamm.
Th" check was drawn upon the r'ir..
National Bank "t Bangor ANA was sign
"a Rufus Hamm." 1t WAS numbeIri IT.
and endorsed by Herbert Ham upon tn,
back. He also ,ndeayor,d to cash IL HI
the C0ny House
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

TWO bankruptcy petitions were hieJ u
me district court: TUESDAY. The petition.
! ers are Fred J. Lyon Of Brunswick and
Frank u. Trask Of Fairfield.
! capt. J. r. Prescott ~ the Boston IN
department. just recommended for retire
ment on "A pension. was born Ia Newport
Ne. n 1896, and has been IN the Boston
department since 1856.
At q meeting Of tho Unitarian par ",
Of Belfast, Monday. II was voted "a *
tend call To Rev. Harry Lutz Of Rock
land Mass. II Is understood that tn"
call viii he accepted
MY, W 4a,c ~ Ri in1Pen3@f s,lc, Of 4o, H. r'a
New York Tuesday, after nearly thr".'
months spent III AN inspection ~ th-
| routes In Maine. He rode over ~ rural
routes during his stay in this Stat"
The barl<entinc cndoon. which wrn'
ashore on WormrllS Ledge ia yuodd,
bay. Monday night, stil li'S Ia IL" SAM.
dangerous position ana ~" Sc;t sin ruuy
20 high that n" examination Of h"r m
ditl"n can hr made The III" savers Ic-
port that the "alc IN which thc vcsa-i
grounded WAS the worst since. the station
wls established there.
The Bath police. Tu.sday evening sr-
rested a Young man named Horace. with
am ~ DImIriScotta. who. II ~ alleged.
borrowed u valuable gun several w,r ks
ago of james Robbins al fiaih. and wa,
Sold i instead "f returning il f. itY "wr-
-. Nitham VIII u" given II H"IIiu;..
W "dncsday morning nv has been lcuI--
ing 10 bc q conductor en- The I u y H.
Electric ka!lWpN
As the rcallt pf raid ~ Sacot sun
taken from tho Dalton house ~"rr ar
Ialgn"d 10 III" municipal court Munda.
Mrs. Lucinda u. Dalton pleaded not gum
~ 10 k"ePine " nous" no til-iamc and
waived hearing She Was ordered -
furnish Slr tnr her appearance at tI'
January term uf IN" supreme cotrt Tw"
of tn" prisoners pleaded ruiltF n" forn4'a-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
Law COURT DECISIONS.

Mrands IS. Park ct al ANA certain
logs ana Mason ct ais. claimants.
Eescript by Whitehouse. j.
The statute giving 4 lien to those
who labor" At cutting or hauling logs
VAS obviously designed "a afford pro-
lection 10 common laborcrs Who gain
their livelihood ~ manual toiI ami
Who may b. impcrfectiy qualified t."
protect themselves. The word labuI'
Uas IN l"ubtedIy employed BY III
Legislature in its limited and popIlar
sense. tu designate this class OF Wurk-
men who labor with physical fore" IL
Ih- ScrNic" and under the direction .!
.1nth'r f"r fixed wages. and such H.
tn" urinary or specific i,virah m"an-
ing uniformly assigned to ihe Wuri
-itbo!rr."
~ IN" ,aS, At haI thr plaintiff "Na-
foreman W. suprfint -udcnt ~ th. en-
tir. logging operation. having ,Eu.E.
NJ t'Ir men engaged iu cutting ami
hauling tn" logs but performed NV
personal manual labor IN The lors AZ
t.,,h"l." tud"r these ,Ir,umstarc. s
1T i@ dear thai he did nnt labor" in
outing pr hauling IL" logs within ,n,
1rtuing nt the statute.
NOT Hid h. labor at cutting en- hlul-
inn logs while acting as scai-r. iu
l>-f The statute WAS amended by =ilnl
a Il-u d" tho cook ana in lN>a was
again enlarged to include the black
smith II is for the Leg ~lltur" ani not
lcr tn. count XIV extend thr Hen lp tn.
alot
According ~ tA- stipulation of tHy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY
Will Be About 5000 Miles Long and Cost
About 5000. 100000.

City Of Mexico. NOV. 6.--rhc rrput,
of ex-senator Henry 6. Davis to The
Pan American railway commission uf
The international American conference
will be suggested that 4 sub committee
be appointed to study his report. bu1
His colleagues adopted it unanimously
Mr. Davis estimates the extent of tho
International railroad at 5000 mites in
order to link existing systems. and cal
culates the cost Mt 5000. 600 900 or at TIN,
rate OF $4,000 per mile
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
KITCHENER'S METHODS
Are Not Believed by Some TO Be Effective in
South Africa.

NV York NOV. 2t-CnmmrntInG uI.un
The military situation in South Africa.
the London correspondent Of the Tlihunr
says:
Lord kitchenerS hrldtcd explanation Y
of Maj. Fishers engagement at Nillier--
dnrp are received with impati"uce by IN,
military critics. TIL" iirst rerorts wtrr
entirely misleading ANA the incident as a
whole WAS distinctly favnrabl" to II
Beers. Their settled policy iS 10 Keep up
= s,mblauc" of hnstilities ~ avoiding N
general tNS1 cement ut amy point. and bN
swapping down unexpectedly on expos, =.
outpoSts ana read guards and making !.
successful attack. They hope in this WY
to wear ont the British army and tan
payers. There is q growing feeling IN
military circles that Lord Kitchener hi
not Mt hit upon an effeCtiv. method ~
.cuIntcrlCting these ingenious tactics
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
LOSS. OVER Sl.O0O.OOO.
High Waters Subsiding Around New York
Showing the Enormous Damage

Nyw York Nuy- - The great storm
which rame Speeding NJ from th.'
South. Saturday night, has Sp.nt its
forc, i'm this Zon- ri tn Atlantic o,-aG
and the waters driven uI on l"Nlari>
Ind beach ale SuhsidnE.
a more careful survey ri III" sto.ia-
swept course indicates that the agGrc-
gate damage will exceed the general
estimates at first. Hundreds ot
small crafts Were, wrecked or haei>
damaged. wharv"S ANA piers a, EVERY
exposed point Wrrv battered d"un.
many seaside, resorts Wore unrooi"I.
loWlands We're flooded city cellars ~err
filled ana hundreds of town h"usc :
damaged Estimates ut tn aE-reE.4,.
Gamace run slightly below ana cou>il-
crably Iboyc SlUon. onr
Down al Monmouth Ecach Whcr, tl..
big German ship Flnth"k drove ashor"
ihcre was = thrilling rescue W y ~
crew BY life savers. an angry go N.t-
still beating up on III" beach. Wrrck.i :
haN. been engaged prt until IT," sea
c,ImS nothing can y" dom. toward say
ing thu ship and h"r clrGo. Thr Iii
craft firmly "ml,rGd"l iu thr S.'ri .;.
still intact and Capt. Iin@!er. h'' mas
ter. who watched l"r from tn" lite s.,N m
ing -ati"n. was sure that tho NcSS"I ii
carco would b. SuN"'!.
storm bound vessels We're Telrn~..l
today. but e..a coast railroad and trul-
nllri ~. Iiren.u rr" busy rreturIit.:
prostrat"d telegraph ANA tvlrIh"u-
wires, INT it will ~ Il couple of days
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
EIeartI
Disease

retards the circulation, weakens
the stomach, deranges digestion,
pollutes the blood, destroys the
nervous force and saps the
vitality Of the whole system.
1t causes pains in the side, pal
pitadon, shortness Of breath,
smothering, dropsical swellings,
sinking spells, and frequently
ends all suffering in sudden
death. Why tempt death
when cure is within easy reach:
"My head would get so hot it
seemed TO be burning up, while
my feet were like ice. My limbs
would swell and get numb. l
hadto sit in chair day and
night for months and my heart
throbbed and panied me terribly.
After using three bottles of Or.
Miles Heart Cure | could do a
good days work"
y. NJ. MACLAY.
ShipncnShurr Pa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Attorney General Douglass. who re-
turned nome. to ST. Paul. Mimi. Mon
DAY made the following statrmcni
relative I" the effort to be made o. pre-
vent the alleged consolidation Of IN,
Great Northern ana Northern Pacific
haliNdH 'oS.: i shall heartily CO.
operate with GOV. Van SAINT in light
ing any consolidation which is il viola
tion Of law. and vii do ANYTHING in my
power To encourage further legisla
ron "i practical nature. either state
or national which is calculated to mr. :
serve competition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
Boston Market.

HNSiOU- NUN- W
FLOUR SlilG patent. iU'.-5.
COINS Steamer yellow. a.
ONfS-'rwo clip white. m.
FORk- Backs. la.rnf3'.2a.
REEF'-s .ce;S. .fic'..
Nt.ALS->mIn
i.AMR-1G,.
! AElLTtfrtc. i'..
Ist TIER Northern crvamrr:-. .4d.t'4.
CH EESF- New northern twins. NJ .dll
tttGS-EAsteTn ansf:S
tIirA'rpES- tiebrons. ~'f'>'.
II tGAR-GTanulated lat
AtNED t'EEp-9L L5"u3,
tpTroNSEEp MEAI-s1..au3S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
Foot Ball Notes.

The University of Maine boys Object
to tho statement sent out from Bucks
port Seminary that the eleven of the
latter institution scored on the t. of NJ.
team early in the season. The OronO
Loys say that the eleven which beat
Eucksport - to 6 was composed mainly
of second eleven players and substi-
tutcs. and the game was in no way
regarded as Varsity game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
Socialists to Try and End the War. /.

Inc Hague. Nov. 9t.-In pursuance wv
The plan Of the Continental Socialists 30
secure Il simultaneous discussion of thr
Butr r"fGg. camps I'm South Africa -
various parIiamtntS. Al Socialist mcmhe~.
Tuesday. scored thc consent VT II
Chamber 10 discuss during the comm.
week AN Interpolation inviting the GOV
trnment to announce the steps which il
intends tn tax. in uTu.r 70 Ston
horrors Of tn South African war ana
especially IA prevent tht -Nt-rmIuattoIt
Vt women ANA children hv starvation and
misery in the concentration camps.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Wm. Stevenson. aged "a years. "f
North Williamson. y. :. white under
9 ~ "f temporary insanity caused hy
tNphoid fever. attempted u ut his
throat, sunday. hut was prevented by
relatives. Later ir the day he escaped
from the house ana drowned himsrli Z
IN a brook half . mile from his nom"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Wild Bill" Hanrahan of New York,
vas given the decision over Jimmy
Handler Of Newark n. j., IN the 18th
round of a scheduled 25-round contest
at catch weights, Marquis Of Queens
berry rules. before the Southern Ath-
letic Club at Louisville. Monday night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the ,oe oeHvil viii
Maine General Hospital Corpora'ii,"'"T ~ lew.
he held al the Hospital Buildlhs,, ,abi ~ At {
iston. Tuesday. December W Ef aoses as
o'clock in the afternoon. for P"p'
follows .., Secrt-
First-The election of President The
tary. aud three Directors. Stco.se rha.
Transaction of any other hus'n'
may come before aaid meeting. .tarv
~. ~ callahan. atti'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27
MAINE PENSIONS.

ashinGt"n, Nov. 26.-The following
pension changes. resulting from The is n
sue ot Nov. in Maine are announced.
increase /. restoration. reisyuc ct,.
lcmenCe j. Adams. dead, Newiipld. s.:
''utuS a. iarmon. Denmark yfn.
Noah Il. Weeks. N,v Vineyard 5I2.
Henry F. Bean. East corinna ~.
rl2lnai. Widows, etc. Jennie :. Adams.
\CWficld So
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Hurlngh Nd"ibort Cornish the 16-v.3t-
old aon If Hurlrigh T.. Cornish !to,d-
f"rds wh" was shot ~ y pIdy mate Will.
playing hHnt dcrr. Sunday. dicd at jh,
Maine General hospital AT Portland Tu,-.
day afternoon. from the effects VI tH.
wounds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Howard J. Libby of r,Ilmbi;. F,IIs j.
tIl' P'tSoh suspected Of killing The cow
anu can moose found near tppinc -
81 Saturnay and reported from Harrington
NJ, ~ nlne q th" calf and the carcass "f
M -" are now in possession of Gam
Nafdeh fshsS. Warrants have tern ~
su'u i"r the arrest Of Libby ANA his 49,
sociltcs Libby is now IN E"st"n wuh
th' M '1tirasS - th" bun shot "n thr sam"
commercial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-27

Its the little colds that grow into big
colds: the big colds that end in cOnslmp-
ti0n and death. Watch the little colds
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stops the fOUEh
and works off the Gold

Laxative Broro-Quiniuc Tablets cure a
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DR.. Miles,
Heart Cure

never fails to relieve, and few
cases are too severe for it &c
cure. Sold by druggists OF
guarantee.
d. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Furnished Daily by ihe Federal Stock and c,s.
Co.. Office, FickeT Block. Augusta Nj.

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