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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-23
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ntlfy' Madden may be all right
and the Akron Giant h doubtless
squarf Hut n on that account. and
because they have played % bis
money IN the East once or twice.
they think u possible 20 come &C.
provincial Seattle. make a blum and
get away with f.. there's another
guess coming to each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-23

Launches for charter. Tel. Yves, s.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-23

There wasn't much % a run for
the money in tie Rubin Martin.
Madden showdown at the Seattle
theater last evening. And what IRE
works were exhibited came from 10.
cal ring lights. There was belt
ing. waltopInE. hammer and tones
contest between the Saginaw Kid"
and a chocolate eoInred weller
weight. an Interesting SCI Ito between
the Tacoma KID and tho Boston
Hantboys. a look at Gus Rubin
and Wshfa auf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-23

ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
c. V. White Advertising Bureau.
New York Block.
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5!(|c:.
New York Produce Market.

New York. Feb il.
FLOUR Receipts. 1S.4i4 bbls.; exports.
95S> hbls.: sales. S9j pkss.: market was
firmly held with buyers operating nor"
confidently; winter patents. S3.d5H+ 100;
winter patents S..65N4.0o: winter straights
81 i50@.5n; Minnesota patents. $iloH4.3"
RYE Firm; No. Western. 81 fob.
atoat.
WHEAT-Receipts. $500 bushels: eX-
ports It ,5G7 bushels. sales. 2.950,uo0 bush
us futures, >n.uoo bushels SPOT: spot easy .
M > red. II fob. afioat: NO. red, y :
elevator; No. Northern Duluth. n ;
ron. anoat: M. hard Duluth. 90
fob. anoHt.
,;ORN-Receipts. 1880 bushels: ex-
ports. SS..3. bushels: sales. 155.oo0 buslle :
futures $4,000 bushels spot: spot strong
No p 4SI. elevator ana IS fob. atioat.
OATS-Receipts, 1850 bushels; exports.
.,-6p bushels: spot steady: No. : 3Q'-. No.
T.. % No } white, 81 81; No. , white. &0
:i3i. track mixed Western. 3od3li2; track
white. 3lN36.
REEF-Family Sllooa1eo'5 mess, $9-oou
95o.
CIT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Firm. Western steamed. $..S5:
refined. tirmer. continent. $50, ;. y.
SN.75; compound. 5lan5as.
PORk-Firm.
Bj-TTER-firm: fresh creamery. l6d
o.: factory. HAS: June Crcamery. I1U
~; imitation creamery. lidlS; state uairy
l3420.
CHEESF-T'irm: fancy largc fail maze,
11A4ulll; fancy small tall made, Il aMl2
EGGS-State ana PENNSYLVANIA AZ mar
.puthern at market: lS0l?.
Steady.
IN-Quict.
TTRPENTINE-D ana cas-.
RlCE-Steady.
OLASSES-Stcady
ST GAR-Raw. STEADY but quiet; fan
refining. ~: centrifugal % test. a.: mo
lasses sugar, 3i-: refined, quiet.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York, Feb 1i.-There was n marked
relaxation, today. of the pressure to sci!
stocks which carried prices downward,
Yesterday. and the lists showed some re
covpry The recovery did not set in un-
til the sentiment of the market had been
further tested by the bears. causing gen
eral declines below yesterday $ level. In
consequence the net changes of the day
are as a rule small but mostly gains
Ioudon advanced prices before the open
ing here. but turned seller after percciN
inc the drift of sentiment in New York.
and sold a few thousand shares on Ddt-
anre There was no Very manifest caush
for the recovery. ai,nough few usually
obscure stocks showed aggressive
strength But the fact was very evident
that Yesterdays urgent pressure Of spec
rlative liquidation was relaxed. ne
hears who sold. yesterday, covered their
contracts in consequence. This probably
accounted in great part for the show OF
tirmncs:; in the market.
Among the stocks supported. today,
were Federal Steel. the Fries. the Read
ings. Northern Pacific and National Tube.
The sharp recovery in the Steel stoc--s
sawed rs an admonition to those who
have counted upon break in the group.
! The announceme of the terms Of the
steel merger is believed 10 be imminent.
land the whole speculative world is pro-
f,itndty puzzled as to what the terms vii!
mo market there was hesitation and
more or less apathy in the trading. There
was no sign of resumption Of the heavy
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Robinson Comic Opera Co.

,Thr Seat sale for the Robinson Comic
opera co., which will appear 1T the OPP
era house all next week. VIII open II u
O'Clock this morning, and there VIII
doubtless be a large demand for tickets
This company gives splendid perform
ances and large audiences will probably
he, in attendance all the week. DAILY
matinees will be given, commencing
Tuesdny. when the prices viii be ~ cents
for adults ana 10 cents for children under
l. years. The evening prices wiii rs ni'lF
10. -. 20 and - cents. The opening opera
viii le Chimes Of Normandy. which +
famous the world over for its catchy
airs. Each opera Will be elegantly cos
tuned Among the operas 70 he heard
during the week are: Fra Diavolo'
..Dlivettc." .La Mascotte." Said Pasha'
bohemian Girl" III. NJ. $. Pinafore
and Pirates of Morocco" \ prominent
ntwspnper says of the company:
The Robinson Comic Opera COMPANY
opcned weeks engagement at the Up
era house. last evening, Wntn tHtS 50 p
was Il large and appreciative one. 1hs
company as a whole IS little chailStu
from last season, with the exception, o.
a new soprano and Il new tenor ME-
Gonzalez ana MI ftl Suooi' d..
Mir. Nelson. who took tie title role. !
bandit chief last evening, was the prlm
fayurite, as he always IS when ne SINS
in this city. Last evening. ne wa warm
~ 2pplauded at every appeardhttri; dior.
Mi Ferguson as Lorenzo. a brlSad!cL'
sang his part in an acceptable manner
| His voice is a pure and pleasant tenor
and he sang with an unusually Gear e'tu'i-
| citation. -, +; l.
Miss Gonzalez as Zerlina, who IS y
! love with Lorenzo, has soprano Nolc'
| eha will he n fayoritc on account OF mel
modest and simple manner.
| Edward Eagleton ard Robert StahieH
| Beppo and Giacomo, followers ol
! D:avnlo. are very tunny and proNok'
much laughter =, III
The chorus is equally as good as in IN
! last two seasons. 49,.
The solo OF Lorenzo in the last att wa
.su.cialIy well received, last evening
| was also the singing by a seN'e' ~ go
finale u fthr second act,
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The Old Homestead

This celebrated play VIII be PreSei''o
here at the Opera house, MohdaS
Fob g. with Nj. Denman Ihoiil'7oi' "'
nearing in his original crea''o"
Joshua Whitcomb." Mr.. Thompson
be assisted by an excellent company
players who appeared with him at NV
Academy Of Music. in New foi h.
uriher with the ..Old Homestead s'"7
,rs. This production and Mr. lh"i"i'Ao" !.
art are SO well known that II : ai''
useless to do more than announce
coming. Each ana every one oil Us '''
cxperienced the gentle subtlety %
niece and inhaled its wholeSo m'hc''
a.; much pleasure as a jaunt To tie >"
cloytr-strt VA meadows in vacation :;
n Il the one play on the stage
The Gisiinctively American piece -
IN tt.r art OF this age.
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S1O0 Reward. $500.

The readers Of this paper viii b.
pleased to Learn that there is nj least
one dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages. and that Is
Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
tcrnitY Catarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternaIly acting directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much falth IN ITS cura-
tive powers, that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address, 49,.
f. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, Fen. H.
Wheat ruled nervous and irregular, to-
day. and closed : lower. Corn estab-
lished another high mark for the option
and closed las over yesterday. Oats
closed y up ana provisions > ! 10 - i'm
The leading futures closed as fol uws:
WlIEAT-!'eb., 15'-; March lta7i's:
CoRN~Fcb @s', March, ~: MAY, 4o'.
mioi4.
PORk-Feb.. Sl4.1- n. May, sl:.o-t.
LARD-Feb.. $50: March. 500: Mag.
RIBS FEB. $7.l2r-; Nay. $71ii.: Sept.
$3.50
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLCJR-Du!i ara unchanged.
WHEAT-No. > sprins, to"'54; No.
red. 7i-2m16.
OATS-No. >, % >sd2J&s. No. white. -1H,
as Y: No. J white, 21n2i !.
RYE-No. ;, 81.
KLEY-tiood feeding, A. malting. =
FLAXSEED-$l.65; Northwest n. 81 O.
TIMOTHY SEED-Si.5o.
PORK-Mess, $l4.l2l.m415: ribs. s7.IoM
730; shoulders. 6hMoi4; short clear sides
~ AVID Ell onu1I II
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PERSONAL MENTION.

II. II. Cocdwcn of WestbrooI< was IN
the citv. Yesterday.
F.. K. Leighton Of Thomas,on vas
in the uitv. Yesterday.
r. a. N-illtar,s ~ ,+ra,e ra..i Il, -.
city On business Thursday
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~ wv, NJ = r. raa,h,.acr,..
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wy, '',''''''''" VI '' """' WIS
'''' 'i'''''' "''
AZ. ahi MIS-. Henry u. M"hSil"'' ~
~ it'll "'lt - III wy H'Hte'd.'N-
Ned Atwood Of Ninterp3rt, W"" ln
the titN 1"F lew hours, yesterday
Hon. ana MIS-. Josiah Crosby Of Dex-
t'r' came over I" attend the reception.
f. Y. Kicker Of Poland Springs. Was
u tie city fer the ball. laSt evening.
Mrs. ". J. Powers uf ritlstnn. was
III Tie city ful the reception. lAat even
ing
A. Lcdy&rd Smith of Madison. reg
iEtrrrd IT the Augusta House, yrSt"r-
day.
VI. |. Mason Of Brunswick was the
guest Of friends at the capital, yeSter-
day.
T.. w. Partridge Of Gloucester. was
calling on friends in the city. yestcr-
day
Frank w. Clifford of Benton. was
calling on friends al the capital. Thurs
day.
ID. \. Sargent Of South Brewer, was
among the visitors in the city. yester-
day.
J. H. II. Fogg Of Colby College, was
in The city, last evening. at the recep-
ton.
DR.. j. +. Rowland of Portland. was
calling on friends at the capital. Yes
terday,
Clarence Manton Of SkoWhegan. was
calling on friends at the capitaI. YES
rerdav
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Resolutions on Death OF Thomas W. Porter.

Whereas. God in His infinite k.ndnc $
mas seen III TO remove from our midst
Brother Thomas W. Porter To the 81
prcme IodSr above where He himself
preSideS.
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
Porter. li1r-b Lods- No. g. f. ami 4. A.
has lost Il true and faithful member. tn
craft brother Of more than 10 years
labor and fellowship. his business friend I
ana associates. a man OF sterling worth
ana integrity. the community "A. large a
klnd friend who never forgot I. ~ Charity
was a virtue. ana his family circle Il kind
advisor and kelrcr i'll times Of trou1l /.
and adversely.
Resolved, That we hereby tender III
widow OF oir deceased brother his fam
lily ana friends. our most sincere and
heartfelt sympathy in this. their great
and irreparah!e loss.
Resolved. nat a copy Of these resolu-
TONS -" sent III" family Of the dee ea sod
ais" 10 the Bangor Commercial Daily
News and i[cnneb,c journal for publ
cation.
q. l.. HATHAWAY.
.. H. WAKEFIELD
j. II. McGRE1OR
u
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AMUSE MENTs.
''vaai.y Fair. -

Had ii not been for the counter at
traction OF the reception at city hall
no doubt the Opera house would have
been flllcd. last evening, to enjoy thr
exceptionally good attraction offered
AS II was. 4 fair sized audience was
present to witness the superb work Of
that talented young actress. Miss Ger
truGe coghlan. as Becky Sharp in ]. Fl
NeVins' decentralization OF Thackery's
immortal novel Vanity Fair" Ii was
one OF the best things seen here. this
winter. and ii is "A pity the date was
SO unfortunate. Miss Coghlan fully de
serves all the good things said of her
In all of Beckys various moods and
capriceS she had the fun sympathy Of
the audience. Her support oS Il whole
was excellent. The play was we'll
staged with special scenery. and the
costumes in the third act. representing
the famous bah at BRUSSELS on the eve
of Waterloo, Wee the most elaborate
seen on an Augusta stage Tor 4 long
time. The close Of the fourth act. where
Bpcky's husband thinking her unfaith-
ful leaves he. vas Il Very strong piece
Of acting in WI ch Mr.. Fortier Well &c
served the app. Use given him.
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NELL GWEN. TONIGHT.
Made Favorable impression in Bangor

The Portland TneItt" Stock Company
WIN appear at thc opera house. tonight.
in This seasons greet success. Nell
Gwynn." which wi. le presented by an
excellent company a"y VII be elegantly
mounted with beautf,l scenery. The
prices ARE unly - n ANA 10 cents m"
Bangor Daily New; ii y rrday morning
said;
The. famous success. ",,ci Gwynn.
WAS given its first prrst NATION IN Ban
gur. "Wednesday nignt, by IN" Portland
rhtatrr Stock 60. The audience winch
witnessed the production Was not large
one. On account II the very colt weather.
pleasure Of tcliiuS their III nds tndt thy
nave. seen Nell ,iWNuu ANA that II WiS
well presented. The company which
pla ,ed the piece here IS mad NJ OF clever
j., uplc. several OF them beng particularly
SO The first act Of the itce gives ht'
HttIr chance Tor the Icuu!ug people 10
SHOW what they can DO. Il is thr second
ana tllirl acts that the ~ dIcn"r gets tnc
most inter rested. The sturt ut Neil
.tSwvuu is 800 wei kuuwI t. need telling
here Miss Browning IN the utlr part
WAS particularly clever. she Il graceful
ana tlr,tty ana her ", rk wa Interesting
,sprtially at the cni OF the second aCt
whcre. size told II her dream of kIn%
Charles.
The character of King Charles WAS
ulayrd by Jack Drumrir ana NJ gave Il
natural portrayal Of th" role. Special
mention should be made Of ihr work q,
Miss EVELYN Garter as the Duchess Vi
Portsmouth Others who handled Their
parts wen were Reginald taningtun,
Harry O. Bates Daniel Halifax, Misses
Lindsey Nelson and clark.
Inc play was handsomely staged AMI
coStumtd.
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For Women

DR. Tolman's Monthly REGULATOR has brough.
haI piness to hundreds OF anxious women.
The re il positively no otl:er remedy known
80 edical science, that viii 80 quickly and
safe y do the work. Have never had single
f;tilu e. The longestand most obstinate cases
are re 'ieved in dcys without fail. No other
Eemed will do this No pain no danger, 10
interference with EG~k. The most difficult
cases successfully treated through CORES
ponde ace and the most complete satisfaction
guaraI teediu every instance. renew hun
dreds If ladies whom never see. Write far
further particulars. All letters t.uthfuily
answered Fee confidential advice Ia all
matters - n private OF deiicatcnature. Bear
IN nina this remedy is absolutely saIo under
every possible condition and VIII positively
ieave after Ill effects upon the health. Ry
IL ri sec lrely scaled. 500 DIT. II. NJ. TGI.
rSS - 10 rrarnnf - rInss,r. Sas-
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New York Cotton market.

New York, Feb. II.
Cotton future; closed steady. February
9li: March and April, 49,: May, 9.l4;
June. 9ll; July. OF: AUGUST. SO: Sep
tcmber. S.2G; October. SOD; November, .9i (;
december, 81.
Cotton spot closed duil: middlng Up
lands. . 9-l6; miuGling Gull. 1916. Sales.
~, "a,
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Nothing better for coughs tnan LungKur,

The hotels in the city. yesterday, had
more guests than at any time before
this year. The Augusta house is tax
ing care of about $50 and the North
not far from l75. while the Cony house
is caring for about 100.
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LEN'ES CASTLE RABBITRY.
1929 Bonsallo Avenue,
LOS ANGELES. GAL
Holds t'e California record for
Breede rs of Prize Winners
70 Bonsallo Avenue,

We won "A prizes at the last two shows
held in Los Angeles. this cmemhrr
amo Is the best harcs to be found In tae
wOrl1.
our lrices are reasonable, We carr
ali 81 adas Of stock from $-.N1 pnr mead up
to CLAN. pions and Crystal Palace wih-
ners w sold several hares thnt went d"
the Boston, show, after winning first here.
We s. lectt,,l our harcS personally in Ems
Land. before the best were gone
SENT FREE, our A. page book hand
somcl 7 iIlustr: ted with haif tones If our
beauties. tells all about the care OF bal
gians.
WE HAVE 2OoO PRIZE CARDS, MED
AIS AND SILVER CUPS WON N
ENGLAND WI TIL OUR ONE STRAIN.
We want good Tive agents. will pay
liberal commission and furnish agents
with tine line Of pr ve cards for display.
llarge photos. and plenty ST elegant hQun[
for free distribution We give oihCi!i
score card with every hare SOLD. we
carry Flemish. Silver Trays and all kinds
)f fancy rabbits. Bes. de- our own I'M
'orted hares we carry all the popular
rains.
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BowdOin Conference MEETING.

Ihere was good attendance at tha
conference at the Free Baptist church i'm
ms city, Yesterday. This was he seq
"nd and last day of the Rpw1oin Confer
rH'e meeting The following program
was enjoyed rs all present:
MORNING.
go Devotional, led - K,v. J.. l.. 4ar-
mon.
lam'-D:scuSsion. The Sunday School, =
ta Grading. How ana When" MIR
Emma J. G. Rand; % How lncrea ~
Adult Attendance" Rev. l.. S Viii
AinS; 'cl Decision Day" hy Supt.
''to. +. Gay. open discussion.
4 t0-lntcrmisS!un.
lIlr- sermon. ~ Rev. W. ~ Robbins.
Gardiner.
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Local and Business Tips.

Knowlton's new market has elegant
kennebeC smells. very nice larg"
mackerel. live and boiled ,oDsters
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AFTERNOON.

2.@- DEVOTIONAL
"a Address, problem cf Slnday Even
ing Service. by Rev. \. |. Davis.
".''r--ici mon, by Rev. g. M Edwards
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Accidents come with distressing IRE.
curncy on the farm. cuts hruis es, stinss
snr.tns DR. Thomas l. .lcctr,c OIL re-
li-v-s III. pain INSTANTLY Never safe
vii huHt IT.
~, ~ IT
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Daily ksnnsbsr Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
SOIus Cum Sofa.

Oo'"S YUM oOtd.
Noi cannot tell how good she is,
How gracious. and how fair.
EN merely looking on her face
And AL the beauty there.
GU kn"w not how her lips would spca
To others or To Won:
Noi only know thar all she saws
Is certain Ia he true.
And if she grant You through her ewes
\ peep into her soul
ms nut a slight ana partial glimpse;
You never see the whole
NO. You mast win her constant heart.
Nnd Keep it in Your own,
IRE Nou can learn that what she is
She IS for one alone
\nd that my friend. >ou viii not do:
\ Providence divine
Has found and tashion'd her for m,
Nnd Sh" ~ wholly mine.
The Spectator.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

Through tickets 10 California and an
points South and West may he had Of J..
il. Walker ticket agent, Augusta. the
only office in Augusta selling Via alt
routes and checking baggage free OF eX-
GEO. r. EVANS, v.P. & Cen. Man.
f. z. BOOTHBY, G. 2. & n. A.
Portland. Maine.
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
[ltIN Y SID I'D IS

lows:
THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-s.4O A. VI. Tor Lewiston.
Pennington. Phillips, Rockiard. Port,
land, Boston, Bridgton, Montreal and
Quebec; 1000 A. NJ. for Bruns wick, Lew
Iston. Pennington Phillips. Iarrapas8et,
Rangeley, Rnckland. Portland. Boston,
No. Conway, Fabyans, Lancaster, tor-
ham, n H.; Berlin , Ealiss' G Grinyetonl.
and Beecher Falls; $40 Il. VI. local %
Portland; 80 p ". (express) for Bruins
wick Portland and Boston. connecting
for Bath. portland. Lewiston Cornish.
p N PaS a eHerg 4s Tor FOR
50 A N. daily except Monday for Port
GOING EAST-1.35 A. NJ. might ex-
pressl for Skowhegan. Bangor. Bar H2r-
Dor, St. Stephen, Calais, ST. John, !Iat-
ington Co. r. r. Monday morning, going
east does not connect for Skowhegan nor
or beyond Bangor; $40 a. Nj. Tor Water
vile, Belfast. skowhegan. 5angor ami
tn uehS yTond tdhiceS9ro, - Stephen H9ll-
l2.35 +: NJ, Wateryiue, Bangor. Old
Town, Patten, HoultoE and CARIBOU via
b. 4 A. K: r. and u Lewiston. VA OAK
Waterville, Bangor, Bar H2rnor. Wash
Co r. r.. Old Town, CraenvIlle aue
terville. Oakland, North Arson. Bingham,
lSkowhegan. Belfast, FoXcroft. GreenvIlla
Bangor: Old Town ana At2ttawamkeag;
l2S p NJ. for NaterVile.
SUNDAYS Going West s. A. II fur
Portland, Boston; 1927 A. Nj 1866 p. NJ.
Cor Brunswick, Bath. PORTLAND aud B0s-
/ ton: Going East, 1.35 A. II. Bangor; 9I5
4. NJ. and 2.3O F. N. for Waterville ana
Bangor.
The Night Pullman Train leaving at
20 A. NJ Monday morning. going east
Sunda, morning for Belfast, Foxcroft or
| beyond Bangor.
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q. l.. HAITIAN WAY.
.. ii. WAlit;t HELD.
j II. McGREGOR.
',mmitter on Res tuition
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-17
REDUCE THE REVENUE.
Government Will Redeem War Tax
Stamps. After July l.

Washington. March 16.-The treasury
officials are actively making prepara-
lions to carry into effect the war reve-
nue. reduction act which becomes op-
.erative July l. 1901 and with view
to giving the public all information on
the subject possible at this time, the
internal revenue bureau today issued
the following statement;
.'All documentary and proprietary
revenue stamps in the hands of pur-
chasers on and after July 1. 1901, VIII
be redeemed by the government under
the provisions of the act of May II,
1866.
'.Such stamps should be presented
for redemption by the owners thereof
TO the collector of internal revenue
from whom they were. purchased, who
will supply the applicant with neces-
sary forms and instructions for the
preparation of his claim. 1t is prob
able that regulations will be prepared
and issued providH for the redemp-
ton of imprinted documentary stamps
without requiring the destruction OF
the checks or drafts on which they are
imprinted"
The amount of stamps which will
probably be offered for redemption on
and after July 1, cannot be calculated
with any accuracy, but the officials
most familiar with the subject esu-
mate that Of the classes Of stamps for
QOCuUitIlSs ElitGkSs Elts lIOLl WnlNn
the tax was entirely removed, the re-
demptions may aggregate $1,500.O00 and
possibly a little less. This estimate is
based upon the assumption that the
public will have on hand July l, enc
months supply.
The articles upon which the tax was
reduced represent a very much larger
sum, but in these cases the redemption
will be in the nature of an exchange,
although these stamps, like the others,
probably Will be redeemed in cash, hut
other stamps made to conform TO the
reduction in the rate of tax viii ne i'm
mediately issued. so that the net loss
to the government will not be very
large. On the basis of users having a
months supply of stamps on hand on
July I, 1901, it is estimated that the
redemptiOns will approximate the fol-
lowing amounts:
Checks and drafts $500 900; docu-
ments, 100000; proprietary, S400, eco;
tobacco ard snuff, 50, 500, 900; cigars and
cigarettes, $1,000 OO0; beer, $4,000, coo.
Total; So 600 600