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Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
IRA ainaNes, so,pa.

ct adr CT isien benruuoen % Siom
sr tomusn, at 9loost rDscorabsY oIten :
maa betales elIer uoebiipe. Rel, IoalGnas
ben bolosr iius 2efter % brinser mere
os mere npttist Os s0pt 2risitof. iaa
ituloe man life sierns aiic ben. gi ian
ueI moi iGuts os oOIiliSi 9GisFtof iom
mansIenoe iaapel Der ! Slaoet iom andre
Gieoer, os t,inbe bel fcnuns Eioer snite
at retie paa Jorboloene; men bodp en- on.
FER. tan 10 bore andre imuo. os oerior
ifdl ri M operiaoe til Reoattsren at aiere
eftsr bans beoite Stisn. 8innsm Bin.
tsrsn tunos bet pars intereslant for ben
fore 9eietrebs al Siaott at mpotdge
ussntliee gerstnineer fra bier snteIt Stlt
| llnipnsn. om oeres 5remgane / be Itofts
10 aar, Der nh er opsiort eftsr 5oltet9Is
Iinssn. Seq tGnitr. Sotua er Tom Ro. j..
ON ben sisr 5rsmsons onore Stsoer ION
Der | Gmmet gountp. SiOsn ri iiior
fit y. %. q. q. Der ieienrsm. er 2anc
og Sarme fiesen fra S. til $40 pr. aers,
pe ON Ri bapSs anlsonins til at faa 2as
bet uotsrrst paa iampiae Stsoer, iaa
pTlbe bet enbnu blipc af itsrrs gprSi.
8pen Hingiteo bar MI Iiot At alt, bpds
Der hsrsr til en- G~orrctninesbp. 8i
tiinoe moi babe grus for en- sOo aI9bes.
buiii. ba euosl Sanbel eaar ira 9psn til
andre itsrre n9rliegenbe Bier. bOpr mar
oa foripner fig mso andre 2ins ogiaa.
Ser bar b1ret ilemt mep Sointipse gisu'
mem Soften. Snifeligt bar BET, ON Der
tllnoe finSes Raab for Salne SNopm,
iom aarlis soelasser iaa msset at Bee
items 5armsres 6remean9. 6OorfOr 30
rer man life ON benne Sngoom / Spos
~itatsrne eler Norb for Gornbettst,
9rinser Maiisn oenne Sngbom2
Gu tilIlut, Eat for prsaien % 5rpttss
fribeoen Der. Oct er ct AT os itsriie
timelise Sober for os. naur o. boor ben
6rugss ret; men fan osiol iom BEN ops
fammenbe SD soelaege at ON ii9 oec
at iprsbe tit onbe % afItneIise 99ieItof.
Sfer for ben unss sr bette Farligt, % E.
fort gribdr liegsr paa botr en- Rsoattsr,
/ bpdb gano ban Ieoer fire Blade "a @ss
ger; berfcr, LAD bette ibutummes oeIaa i
Dor norIf odnitc 9itsratur at afboloe %
fra 'fdSeli9e Ronaner oe dnoet itaoelist
% fnnoi9t 91feItof.
Sermeo snffer lea Dem "a ale gfdoets
2riere ol9bslie Sui % Qntte % Trsms
gang / bet nbe 1901. Cars SanIen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
@oltnes Gitp, ~ innc;ota.

9tu, oa De trdgiite pg mt.Cntollte 8tns
terodse after bar i~nofunot Jig, % Wtr.
Horppeit mso al ben tonesntrereoe Stprte.
ben bar til i'm Raaoi9beo, puiter pad, idd
bet bare boinsr / 9usbjrrnene, er Oct
pasIsnoe pm life forngieligt at iiooe lunt
inon @9sse % tribe npgls Sinisr til
"YoIten" % tilenite oens mango 3ulinoc
2Giere slGoelis Sui % gCot Gptdar. ia
maaite naar Disie 2iuisr iettes i 5pper
(falb be life itulbe hapne / Ydpirturoen>
pil bet iibite Nar / bet lobe a~arbunoreoC
bore ruIet inb / 6ortibsn % blsben Ill
Ell Gpote / 6iitoriens gnnaler.
Oct ipunone Qdrhunoreoe bar life oGa
ret at rinse 9etponina for Mennelt,s
Il0eten. Men boao bet tommsnOe Gurs
bunoreoe BIZ 6rinae, sr for os inoeIIutt1t
/ ct uiginlnsmitusIiQt SIR. Oct 19o;
Aarbuuorebs bar / Sdnoheb bpret ri9t
paa SpfnoeIIer, ioct a bar I~orita0;i
ia paa at tGmme "a irgae SGletei pd1
Damp % Glettrititet % tiGise frtmbragt
9~slefpnen, 6otoQrafen. S%ttnograftn,
3efssrafen o. en- ltsnoeIigbeo at andre
Grdfsr og Grafer, ION rolf for bunortoe
gar 'iotu life baoos fort 8egre6 ON.
5ormooentlig er man uaaet op paa bet
epsrite Erin meo Spfnoiomheben nj, b.
man bar funoet paa at ftiare Sornsue
at aredturernc, b5is ifte Dom gdul tulo,
finbe fOrsoot at flare 9ornols al Sobn
Bun.
Ser bar forIebcn CONNER tert, Iom o.t
itulos b9rst / afritds Sanoertener. ga
BET Iaa soOt Iom life regnsbe fra Sober
Tom / SorSsn op til ZEN tosss op isieu,
ndar unStaees ben Abe 5uli. "a rsgneoe
bet liot, bpiltst bialp @rebm bstpOeli1t.
Oct Tau forreiten triit uo til lanst uos
oper Gommersn. men haooe bet life pRr,t
for Rsenst. Tom idtte juo famtioigt meo
at Stotninsen ffulhs btgnnbe, bible bet
Tile Bit ldd odarll9t dll9eoel. Dog ~
be Hefte lioi at ousildas S9barter; en-.
feite fl snboe obsr ~5orosntning. WM
Speben bIsp ilsmt m~soidret at Regne:,
iua Sptjsbsrns / Ssit er io9rt liberaIs
meb go. 8, os be Sru5ater unoier iiJ
beler life for at bpbs ittm rejected" sGsr
Sad 8raOs" Tom btu osfad bsrGpnis
msb. Os Tom en- 5pl1s at, at Soeoeu
eraoerss meo iaa heie Rummsre Tom Ro.
8 og Sad Grdbe" og Dc lape !Sbsotpr;s
fer frembeles peooarey. iaa blipsr gengss
pumesn for 5armsrne life faa peIinIot
Tom slers.
pan BET politifs Cmradbe or bet for
n9rpGrenoe omtrsnt title; BOG fan oct
eobt pGrs, at BET miner libt snbnu / en-
sIsr aubsn Hagen 9aEoioats Sisrts.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Merriu. @iseonHn.

Tu faar ies fortals "Gseorabs9 oiten'
libt ON Dor lille iripelise gp Wsrriu.
Sa. ben er nu iufi life iaa liben belsr.
men leg FAR ulDris iOm leg peh feet nOsei
| "Teeorabs 9often1 bertha. 9i bar. Tom
be Fefte uorolise gNr for bet fsrfts A i
s Saemensr. @5annern," 3 SaIb e:
Door Ja5ritsr. ubmGrtst @auoo9rt el.is
triif Bslpsnine. slsttriife Sporooane. o.
itt, at ~forsemme en- bel Rasie Schooner.
% bertil e. Sattigfarm mes prrstise npe
9psninesr. iom bgso bpeeet CONNER
% soitsr $4,000. ga til Sommsrsn
Nal hi faa mt Gcuri5us "a m M OBI.
itois til si aofsnos at 10000 q 10000
Dollars. Ser or ogfaa en- nprisIutbert
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18

Wenigbeo, ION bar eesn Sirte os preftes
bclis. SsIer lille faur ies slemms bort
prrgtiss 9c'pitaI, ION tilberer IN di
bore beofe iunSinaDite 0Ottorst i Sta
ten, Or. Rupn.
vi oil billie peltommen en- bel Gtars
Sfanoinaper til at tiebe 2ano per, iom
enonu er messt biaist. Ger sr sro ans
lebnins for ben. iom bar Iibt Tsrss
Y. ).
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18

Ia cla eta ftuioe ia ear'eI. Ct 9t'tsiraaD
bfb5bigtbs. ~ &bufiaR asHrssLan.
emaaOsre at GsRris sseFgelaup.
GeSIesSaHs. slgaEttsaRiH3 a EL
9rldan 'GniiB SraHo'.
epor 9artbsl bsnist s&btsmpp.
aut 81 otd ~fartsot.
On aiaiuahiNoFir. ~ grAui.
Bore SrahosnisE Yaa Srisrtsooer.
-StormHattsH. III Jaoos ctlbttb.
On BorHoaastis. AZ en- snss.f Rasssizs xr,a.
brlu1tr.
On eamIasi sttsTis. Ess fsrts 1ampgia. 80
bar bIyst 9}srge ~ 3. Z.
sen taHitioFpauoias Or. 9seeE. II IgsEizA
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Rod Ecu. clmfteao Co., Wsinu.

SuleH II Nu DDer, pg fddr pls1e SlnlsI
naar 2eierens Sie er ri ogiaa TONNE
nosle Oage ino / bet ns Qar; ON leg
berfor eno er nosst len meb min Snpien.
belie, bill ieg alisepel snfte glaoets Hss
Oafter, bets perionale ps talriss 2eies
trebs ct soot os peIiigret Rptaar; tbi,
Tom S~roiproget flyer, bspre TENT sno al
brig. Seq er nemIig al ben Tormenins,
at Sulss og Nptaarsialmerne, ION ogial
bennesans bar lpbt fra Suiinbsr at
artitne / ale gerhsns 2anoe, enDnu lss
Der / friitt Minoe.
8interen bar til oenne Sio beret GOD.
Sneen, iom pad benne 4arsttb pleisr at
o9tte ben frosne Soro meo lit bpioe
Seppe og dfgiper ct %tortraHeIist Sl9ocs
fere, En- pau entslte Steosr n9r sanlts
borte, faa 9ugnen er meft / 9rug; men
~besuaetst bar plabIen uoenTor 9Itre e..
Slafs airte 2oen Sulebas fulb af &isrss
tpier pg ielpe Sirten bar fpipt III
9ransiel at Splt, iom / Slot os 5slgc
bar TONNE ianmen for at bipaone CUBS
t~ieneiten paa penm Seitiosoas. Sisez
Iom &lotten fra Saarnst paa ben Grp9rs
bise Sirte, Tom snb tneiier Der paa Sops
pen al gatten meo fit Spir pegsnpe %
mob 6imlen, talber paa Gammsl % ling,
melt bog paa SiRfsn tr9t % tung, Ipg
for ben eoise Spite, os bsrneb ftemmsr
Sinoet til anbaet, iaalsoes bar Der ben
Dag en- iauo 0l9be at lptte til be bierte.
lige Orb, Iom bet tro Sdnobebspibne, Dor
samle og tiere SiaIsisrssr. Yaftor 5.
q. Shorien, fra preoifeitplen uotulte til
ben foriamisoe Wensbe. Meb i'm pans
Zig, Sulebilien hpalebe pan f~ornemmslis
peo ben itore Setpbning, Der Tiger i en-
glenes SuleIans bin Rat paa 8etblebsms
Marter: gGre gre 9uo | bet Seieite,
Srsb pda Sorbeu % / Menneitens en- Dell
behageligbeo. Gan paGpiite, foorleoss
benne Sreo oirter iiprfnoe % oplipenos
pad ben Sroenbe / S9rbeksbeb. Glib
benns Dor greit enbnu / lang lib fddr
Taaoe til at birte til Si9lsres Srslfs %
soise Salie6eb. Deb Ssnbiit paa bsnns
SsitiSs fore g~etponing raa bi %Telbfsis
eelie ldos ben Se(fieaaro oare Sniet, fpm
Ri maa bare meb os pad 0eien hernebs,
Trelisrsn bet lille Sarusbarn, 9aoen, Torn
ffal annammss / bore Siertsr % iSub
5uber fom ben, boem gGrsn 90 prifsn %
9aften tilfonrner I al GDiebsb, oo en-
fig Smsane meb be subcommittee Yer,
Toner mua bore ianb % opristie. > go.
81 al "gsrneblab" for iaar inbes 10
imaa Sort9ninser, iom tr9fenbe bslns
Ter TO Mdaber. beorpaa Sulsn fan fei.
req. CAB os oerfor. Tom bine 2 8is
feiple bensang sioroe. "neoe" Seius til
at tomme ind os tass 9olig bos %, iaa at
ben Suleslaos, fpm pt Der fun npoer en-
itattet Sib ps ION monsensang r bIans
bet meb Gorg % getpmring, engans maa
f~ortIettss / G~piebsbsn for aroris at bsrs
up. Sluttelig pil ieg omtaIe be TO tirtes
lise Srsdner "Snoremisiion1ren," fom
ilbsioes TO 9onse ON Maarebsn | Ga
crosse, mis-, az paitorerne Saaen, Slfs
oorisn og git og "GuangeIif 2utberIt
airtetibsnba," Tom uogipes at bet ibsoloe
siifc 2utbsr Seminur | 6dmline. gsgae
bisie Yldbe buroe. Iaabiot muIis, fnos
Snbears | bert Diem, Der BAR Sunos
for % Crit til al iette fs irb I Riss
itonseierniuaens oe airtens 9riDfsf iaus
bel inbsnlanbs Tom / be andre gsroenss
belle.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18

Slass Samfuno, beriblanbt en- IMnft.
lutberft- Den norite prait fra Denpsr
bill berefter TONNE os beige ps fad
Ncrite. 8i leper bog / bet Saab, at DIN
fort Sio ital ri BABE en- ests norIt 5ielps
bpsb hsruoe meo Dor esen pr9it os Riris.
.. O. Hustpet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06

Chicago. july $
wheat No. red. S. No. ia. So IA
So Mo- hard. 6Sle; No. 3 hard, % JUN
go; septelrber cpenea Al sbl- aGGi,
highest. d6is 1862 Lowest. s5ls. closing
at 65is
Corn 50 . 80. > White ana NJ 2 ysi-
i9w 45s4aa6H. SO yeil4W 44a4 a45t4
July i534 psembsr opeueG at ;1ssuis,
h.shesi *, lowest. i11sgi7la5 closing N
MS.
oats -. :. 1890, No. ;. %; 30. 2
Milit 8li90S2. No. white, S9i "a 81 -
No. j wRiie 2ei9a 5oi2 July 2st4 sep
'-mnef opened VI 9S7sa2a highest. 29t.
sye'i3 lowest, Closing d 2sis
July ii99 Seiie.ui3sa 1850
EaH jay s.57e sptefnoe. IS
Rib jury go. September s,e9.-
~ ~.
IaMey 4e@5s
fsis.x 49,
Tim 49,
Butter Easier creameries. l4aisa;
aairiss iSiaNl3i2
hsa Sieady lii
ltouay STEADY; turkeys S; chickens
sQ9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
ROBBED OF PROMOTION.
Mail CLERK Kendall Would Hay
LIZ ~ =. i,ou., ., 1.I.t..1 .I....l.

Mail CLERK Kendall Would Have
LIKELY been u Nhicf Clerk Soon.
Special TO Times Republican.
GrinneH july 6.J W. Kendall, the
railway postal clerk who resided in this
city and who WAS Instantly killed in tn,
Iowa Central wreck near Geneva on last
Thursday afternoon would, had he
lived, IN all probability been made chief
clerk OF one Of the SIX divisions IN Iowa.
10 succeed the late Chief Clerk f. II
Durham, Of Burlington. Attic Kendall
was nor absolutely certain of his promo
ton h. fatise. expected it, and MAS an-
tleiaatiEg Il better salary altar twelve
years hard work as = man clerk Being
clark in charge and thu Oldest man on
This diyision, NJ Mas in lire for promo
ton. Bang exceedingly popular With
the either clerks, they had ali signed q
.etition 70 the postal department, ask
Ing for his appointment as Dunham's
successor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
Kansas CITY Live stock.

Kansas City, July 6
Cattle Estimated receipts for today,
500 steady native steers. 525G5s15.
Texans and Indians 4.ooa4.5o; Texas
grass stears 3.00@4.no; stockers and
feeders, s.25a550 calves, 3.5od %
Hogs Estimated receipts for today.
5000; heavy "a cents higher others
steady; heavy, 5.9oa 5971a; packers $50
M5aoi.: light. 5.7Om5.8o.
sheep Estimated receipts for today,
100: steady; motions. 3.75n4.40: lambs,
2.75m4.5o; grass Texans, 3.25a3. -,
spring lambs, 375N510.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
BASE BALL PLAYER PARALYzEp
Webster City Man struck by j, Pitch
ed Ball In serious Condition.

Special TO Times Republican,
Webster City, July e. Eugene Vans,
OF this ciiy is partially palaiyzed from q
blow received IN base bah game AT
Rolf in the Fourth lie had gone up 70
pitch for the kolfe team. While al bat
IN the first inning he VAS struck il the
left side just above the hip py Pitched
bali and feiia UNCONSCIOUS. He remained
80 for an h9ut and a half While two doe
tors Worked OYER him. 1t was feared at
the TINE That he Mould never regain
consciousness. He finally came to. how
eyer, ana Was brought home, but MS
condition is still serious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
CHAMPIONSHIP ATHLETICS.
Great crowds Witness Games ut
ILuddlestleid. Eng

Huddlesfleld, ENGLAND. July Ga
great crowd Witnessed the championship
games here this afternoon. Summaries
Putting Weieht--o,oe. University OF
Pennsylvania, Won. - feet 80 inches;
Jewtet, England, second
Hundred Yard Dash Duffy. George
town University. Won Time, 10 seconds
Hundred and Twenty Nard Hurdle
kraenslein, Chicago Athletic Club,
won; frafford, Birmingham, second
Time, 10 So.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06

4 wish to truthfully state to you and
the readers of these few lines that your
Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure is without ques-
ton. the best and only cure for dyspep-
sia that have ever come in contact
with ard have used many other prep
arationsr John Beam West Middlesex.
Pa. No preparation equals Kodoi Dys-
pepsia Cure as it contains all the nat
ural digestants. 1t will digest all kinds
of food and can't help but do you good.
Geo F. Powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
Dr. Ghavmnp is Better.

winona Lake, Ind, July Cdr. j.
Wilbur Chapman, the evangelist who
was taken suddenly i'll yesterday with
acute indigestion and believed to be dy-
ing last night, had good night and this
morning tho physicians say he is practi-
oally out Of danger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06

DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve should
be promptly applied to cuts, burns and
scalds. 1t soothes and quickly heals the
injured part. There are worthless coun-
terfsits. be sure to get DeWitts Geo p.
! Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
The norse MIR ket.

Chicago July 6. Receipts yesterday
were estimated at 100 head. compared
with 129 a week ago Trade developed
no new features. Business continues OF
small volume. with all buyers operating
reluctantly Drafters, expressers, and
bussers lead in the demand. Current
auction quotations follow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, July e.
Wheat--Steady; unchanged 10 80
lowelg spot, IS 6a.: July and September
5s cd; December, IS 6A.d
Cotn=5SteaaS ssMi.d higher: spot, As
I'D, Juiy. As ld. September Is lssd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
MAEsnALLrows MAKK rTs.

The following prices quoted are az
nearly correct as +, is possible to OBJ
taln from Ma,sha,ltown dealers. The
questions are for prices paid by deal
.els corrected saturday afterncon.
GRAIN AND FEED
The Kansas City Grain c,osupan, re-
ports the following prices:
oats2ii2.
Corn Nsw ss4s, old ssAs.
Wheat-5s.
CORN.
The Glncose Sugar Refining Company
Mil pay 31i: cents Cor No. 3 corn or bet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06

the third round he went all to pieces. In
this round he was Knocked down four
times. Finally in the fifth, after being
floored repeatedly. he pluclsily regained
his feet. Duggan then landed the right
heavily on the jaw and put the Ameri-
can to sleep.
The annual Fourth of July road race
took place at Des Moines Thursday The
race was over the regular fourteen mile
course, which is hilly. The first time
prize and second place was taken by Ed
Barrows. who covered the course in
$3.50. Ed Ankeny took first place and
second time prize.
Maj" Taylor, the colored champion
bicycle rider, who has been abroad since
last winter. arrived in New York har-
Dor ond the Deutschland Thursday.
Taylor has proved a wonder in the old
world and returns to his native land a
"conquering hero"
The annual tournament of the Iowa
Chess Association was brought to a
close at Tama on Friday. when the three
players eligible to the finals met. Fow-
ler. of Tama, was defeated by both Ja-
oohs, OF Des Moines. and Knepper of
Grinnel and in the contest between the
latter two draw was played. II is not
likely the draw will be played off
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, July g.
Wheat No hard, cash, ss7s; to ar
rive, 6STs July, 6s7s; September, e59s,
M northern, cash. 657s; 10 arrive.
eoss July, boas; September doss, 4Au
gust %: No. . northern, 6oss No.
spring. 55SA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06

u am Indebted to one Nttute Cough
my life. Vas treated ii vain by dae-
tor for lung trouble following "a grip
took one Minute Cough Cure aud re-
covered my health MIR T.. II. Wise.
Madison, Ca Geo. r. Powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06

White No cred, IS NO 3 red. s$i2a
ei M, hard e3is NJ hard, fs No.
northern spring 6sl Ne. = northern
spring. 80, Mo-. 9 spriNg. 6iMs3.
9fn M Q 45s.@ist, No . Whit.
ias. alst4. No yellow. 45a4q46l., NJ. 3.
i4i2mi5 Nh. 3 yellow ii&.p45i.
Nj. , 9al2o. No. white, 3ila a.
- No. s. y, NJ 3 White. Se124Slls, No.
white. 29l2 aSoiH.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, July G.
Wheat-Cash ss1a; july, s2ls; septem
Der 62is@e5ss; on track. No. / hard
s5'@ No | northern, 6S19; No. 2 north
ern, 6lG62.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
The Money Nlnrkct.

New York. July Sterling was quiet
days, prime mercantile, 4m5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-06
CURRENT SPORTS TALK
Disappointment Over American
Defeat by British for Grand
Challenge Cup.
Americans Also worsted in Ten
nis.-Jockeys, However. Have
Been Successful.
Whitney's Yeariings Go Cheap.
Current Gossip in Sport
ing Circles.


country nave been unusually laise.
Particularly so the horse races which
arr being carried on with uuaba5sd IN
terest same of 10 49, &c, -,
Z $3.50 y sAe week i'aSe .oeeh eafriea on
aetpss the water. and noticeably among
these was the contes, on Friday fur the
grand challenge cun nv ,ba ,,,.i,a
,,.., ,c ,,a,,.,,
- :, - y. tNsiiia
80, 80 ~ us
- M t'4's.''s''. - a.
;,s,.an, n.in ! 80. - "t.''ssssn sise
j,,,s,.s,,,,,
- ~ Is,.,,i.. ssss9is
-, Vi''s ~
,,t,7,,,s,., ~, " ~
ss'ia -. lo'ss',sl
-, -. Ss.'e l'ets''ss o.'e
r Z 1919 ~ i-''i
w. ~ -, ~ va sitas " laws aiie
~ 1'iiisi 'sait s',iiiis psass.s'
. -, 80 ~ s9u0i'ss az .iie
. $50 y sns i'o',e,ss oh0 si.y's ~
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Regn ana 1;,m.z rode the tirs,. second
ana ,hrd horses respectively. The
Plantation stakes tiye-fu,iong rac.. of
I'VE seyer-ei.,rs each with 2o6 added. was
y.{r, ~ Frank t;ar6Iner,s Omaha III. rid
den t,v Glen jenkins Sir 5. Casse,,s
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rev's ehestnut fly by Henry of Ma
y,s,,,,e-s.ht ,,t,oleth mind. Tweni,-orle
horses ran. Tn.. betting was eyen on
ne winner l0o 10 AGAINST Doctrine and
10 10 against Mr.. Wn&,ney-s t,Ity
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races on the card, the sheridan Stake
being fourth SIX started, Walde,l be
ing the even money favorlte Terminus
ans! His Eminence wer. almost eaia.
second choices. at about 10 l. While SIN
Shaater. Jiminez and Brutal were held
"a long prices Robe,t Waddell has be-
come a public pet and re was cneerei
vla.n re psrai;ed ia advance Of the race.
and When the horses ce.ne past tnt
stand,
$50
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y,s.t,.o,f,s from m, stable 81 ~ a.
whitney Vas reid in New York this
week This Vas the tirat time Mr. WHIT
ny ..ye.r osferad vea,linss III nus own.
t,,ae.,, -, a,,c,t.p rbs fast ,l,a.5,,,,t one
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, July g.
Wheat-Lower: No northern, 61.
No. northern. 60; September, 65ls.
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Peoria Produce

Peoria, July 6.
corn-Hieher. No. 8, 44A.
Oats--lnactive, No. 3 white, % billed
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New York produo,

New York, July 9.
wheat-september, 7l5s.
Corn-September, 50A
Butter-15419h.
Eggs-Irregular; 1o@14
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y. Lou,. froant
ST. Louis, July g.
wheat--cash, sl5s; September 62h@
62ss.
Corn-cash. 45la; September 4s,a.
Oats-Cash, 3ll4; September, Boss.
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New YorI, rycl,pnnc


Chicago. July New York exehang,
was a par
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about ten years ago
/ began to have trouble
h IN y stomach. +"
writes Mr.. Vim. Con-
molly. OF s3S Walnut
ST.. I.orain. Ohio. 1T
got SO bad that ! had
TO lay off quite often
two and three days in
a week, my stomach
would bloat, aud I
would belcf up gas.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

stances. being undersold. by their more
favored competitors. The whole effect of
this was to set back all the shipping in
clippers became largely past history. They
sailed off into disuse.
In time other railroads were built
Central Pacific Company constructed,
also, the Southern Pacific Railroad lines,
and the Central and Southern Pacific
lines came under one management and
ifornia by rail. There was no other trans
continental road in prospect for this
the carriers. After the other transcontl-
mental roads were running to the north Of
California the Pacific Mail Steamship
under the control Of the roads, which join
ed in the formation of what was known
as the TranScontinental Association. With
little delay this huge combination of car
effective, by which the sea commerce of
the port was further crippled.
A Huge Subsidy.
This was to pay the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, under the guise of hiring
permit the transcontinental roads to
control the rates on freight carried in
both directions in the companys steam
ers. The control Of the rates paid for
carrying freights around Cape Horn in
both directions also was secured by the
transcontinental carriers. In word San
Francisco was bottled.
Things went along this way for some
time with the grumbling acquiescence of
San Francisco, there being no seeming
means. of relief in view. But finally there
came into the local theater of events a
happening through which the port event
ually was led back to its old-time inde
pendence of operation. This episode is
narrated by a local historian in a book
published a few years ago, as follows.
''In the month of October, 1891, there
sailed through the Golden Gate into the
bay Of San Francisco the ship Armida
flying the British flag. She was laden
exclusively with goods of American ma
terial, which were exclusively of Ameri-
from Europe. She was followed by ot1er
vessels, all Of which had been laden in
Europe with American goods. which had
been exported to Europe from New York