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child from infancy az yrsaaliSl
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had developed into .,,ss sottt.
That only a short !ln rsIs''''
fore consumption v0a'
feripgs. - ch,Ia's ~ B
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value Of Grape Nhss ,,s,Ie ~
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COTTON CLOSED LOWER.
Near Months 5 to Is O6wa and Others ]
Up 10 4 Dpwa at New York.
NEW ORLEANS LOST 5 TO 10 POINTS
spots Were f-16 Up at Liverpool,
ZIG Down ut New York ana
Revised Mt New Orleans.

Cotton continued slightly under the In
fiuence OF the bears yesterday. and after
M opening that gave promise of a small
Increase In prices, the market later eased
of few points. Liverpool was seth high
er at the opening, but lost "a point later,
closing 2lA.85th up. The opening prices at
New York were unchanged to points up,
brt the small demand that caused what
little strength there was, was soon salts
ned. Liquidation In March brought weak
ness. and with only slight periods of re-
action the prices dwlndled, until at the
closing the market was to 10 points lower
on the neur months and ] up to down
on the later positions. New Orleans
eiceed 3 TO 6 points down. Spots were
1-16th up at Liverpool, 1-lGth down at New
York, revised at New Orleans aud I'M
changed elsewhere.
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United stntcs Exports.
Wccl,Iy cotton stntemcnt

the comparative cotton statement for the
week ending Friday, February Ia
Net receipts ut all L. y. ports. laG3Si
Shlbc Week last year ,.,,.....,... 19O,61a
iotal receipts To THIS date 1900. 1901 SIT
Same date last year .............3.liaSS.}
Exports for the week ... SiNl5
Same week last year .. ti01iO
y oldl exports 10 TINS date ...,....4, i3O, SA
Same date last year 5Tl MI
STOCK at all 4. s. ports . OioIrtS
Same time last year ..... Il .aST MS
Stock ut all interior towns Cog o,,S
SAINT time last year ... 5T6Tl3
Stooi at Liverpool .... I38tnn
Same time last year ....... 6l5 un
American atioat for Great Britain iaSNO
Same Time last year .......... i5T 600
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. February ls; ,,is,s 4 |
creamery 14d21n: dairy LINZ n,,;i. ~ \
Active 10AM11A. Eggs-pu''ir sr.y
Kansas City. February 1919 100
fresh Missouri and Kansas ssS'
returned. ~ rrrs u.
15A. !, lEcrs-}1
10. 533 packages: market ,rs'nSis n
cline Western AT marx nls
at mark 1IMlIh.
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. Decrease
New York Money.

New York. February Ia. Money ON 'ali
st.ody nj 1912 per cent. Prime mclcan
tile paper 3had4 per cent. Sterling rXX.
change firm. easy with actual business III
bankers bills at SIS for. demand end
4 s5B and 4 ssl50i4 50. Commercial HIS
4 ,3l5M4 S4. silver certificates 62dG3. Par
silver g. Mexican dollars i7i2. Govern.
mcnt bonds strong; State bonds inactlVe'
railroad bonds irregular.
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DnuGsiAND, CHEMICALS.

Qulnnc, 4oQ42c per. ounce bottle; moi
phinc. $2.3iM2.55 pei ounce cocaine, $3.50
per ounces -Torax. Sac per pound in 100
pound packages; copperas, 81 80 In barrels:
castor oil, 20 per gallon in 5-gaIlon
packages, EPSON salts, 81 - per hundred
In barrels. alcohol s.. T0d3. 90 per gallon ;
sulphur, 500 per 100 In barrels; alum
pound In barrels; camphor, zoe, wood alec
mol, 81 %; gum opium, 81. 81; powdered
opium, 81 50: carbolic acid, i06i42c per
pond In bottles; calcium carbide S. 20
per cwt., delivered Texas common railway
points.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Corn Was the Leading Speculative Deal on
The Exchange.
MAY WHEAT CLOSED A SHADE LOWER
shade Lower and Provisions
We're z I-2 to IL 1-2 Down.

Chicago. February i5.Corn was the lead
ing speculative deal on 'chnnge today. The
market was active ana strong under va
rlety OF bullsh influences, and after set
ting II new high price mark for the crop,
closed ANB higher. Wheat was dull and
narrow, closing shade lower. oats alto
experienced shade decline, while proyi-
sions at the close were 2A0l2la depressed.
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BEANS Imported navy beans, 3Nc;
Bayou, 4c; English dried Sc; pinks, 3Mc;
Linn 6hm6&c; black eyes, &c; Michigan
navy 4l,c; California navy. 513c.
Red Star, 2Sc Be- EIsin c creamery. asa2scc,,
olcomnrEnrine dairy prints, lsc: Lincoln
solids. lliac; prints, 12l2c Special Blue
star. lI1sc; Crystal Gem and Country
Rolls, lee; Special Daily, lie; Fancy Dairy,
lSc; Texas country butter, l0Ml5c; Texas
bricks lIGI1ur
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, February Is.


ARRIVED.
None.
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Galveston Spots closed quiet, prices un.
CHANGED; stock lSI5l3 bales.
Low ord. .....67s Middling .....0A
ordinary. ....1 7-l6 Good mid, 80, .09s
tool docs Mid fair lilo
Low mid..,...S 1l.l6 Sales ........ 1869
NCw Orleans Spots closed steady as re-
ylsed stock 3I1,io2 hnlcs.
Low ord. ,,,,.6 D-l6 Mlddling .....9 316
Ordinary. TBS Good mid,.....0la
Good ord, 1T 1916 Mid fair .....0 1916
Low mid. IS TlG Sales ......... 1850
New York Spots closed quiet; prices
no down; stock 1884 bales.
Good ord,....S 7lG Good mid 49,. q 1916
Low mid".. . lie Mid fair ...,lol4
Liverpool Spots closed SD up; sales
5000 bales. of which 1900 were American /;
speculation, and export 500; imports 1000,
of which all were American.
Ordinary .....4 2&32 Mlddliug .....j IL b
Good ord, go. 4 81 ~ Good mid ...,3 1882
Low mido,..,o T32 Mid fair ...,..j rs rs
llovrc June closed at 50@sv, against
;tlikS Yesterday
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SUGAR

New orleans. February ..l ls'I ss'''
open kettle 3h64 l-lo; yye,Iow fs
cal 1Gi4Ss: centrifugal sSs.ssdyl h
onds os4di. Molassseeso,oos SIM
none: centrifugal ST. 1850
New York. February =
easy; refined quiet
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Chronicle Weather Report.

ISpecInI 20 The I'nst.l
New York. February 1.-THE Commercial
and Financial Chronicle reports, Teie.
graphic adyices 10 us this evening denote
that over large portion OF the south un.
favorable weather conditions during tne
week have interfered with the preparation
VI land for the new crop. Rain has fallen
most localities ana heavy fall Of snow
secured al Ardmore, I. r.. on Tuesday.
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EXPoRTs-roREIGN

For Rotterdam per steamship Racts
TOO feet Of pine lumber. value sI5a: 81.
W. bushels wheat value S4o.2 1910 bales
'ottoh, value s62,I0 29,094 sacks cotton
Stnd meal value s2S,644
For Bremen. per steamship EIswick
oage. ILLS square bales cotton. value
S on' 94a round bales, value S24. l35:
ooo" SACKS cotton seed meal, value $il, 80.
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Following are the sales of stocks and
closing prices on the New York stock mar
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following are Tie receipts q cotton by

Following are the rccelp'S OF cotton Dy
the various railroads entering .he city;
Bales.
Houston aud Texas Central ........ IT'S
International and Great Northern ,1,31i
Galveston, Harrisburg and San AM.
Texas aud New Orleans ..,......... 81
Houston East aud Nest Texas ...... "
t;ulf. Colorado and Santa Fe ... II.
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas 2,ooo
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COFFEE.

New York, February IA, ,sL' ~
dull: No. I invoice rs o a.' s'ssF|
dova Sal2hs. Futures op maIsis M
prlces unchanged 10 : po saIs, III
n nftc, the call ruled very qu ..s h
traders in control. Closed .a,s a' 'sIsss
net unchanged to 10 pe ',s,ne NsSI
sales l2,T50 hays. lncl'sa ,sr,ssr u
Nav $40; July DO; sep.1ti,,
November $50; January ~
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. February 15.-Clearngs S@G6.
950. 900: balances Sl2 $4,000
Paris, February Ia Three per cent
rcntcs 1927 32i4c for the account; exchange
on London 25f 22c for checks.
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mink C,Ienrings.

New York, February 15.-The fcllown,i ny.
table, complied by Brndstreet, SHOWS w
honk clearngs at the principal cities for
the week ending today, with the per
centagc of Increase and decrease as enni
pared with the corresponding week last
year. per cont
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Until the receipts show more c"nsid-
cradle falling off. or until some other pat
ent influence makes itself felt no mnterial
Improvement Is looked for especially since
conditions at foreign and home mills do not
seem to he improving
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

T. O. r. mill, Texas interior points, ac-
cordng to location; Per gallon.
Prime crude oil. looae. % a. -
Prime summer yellow OIL. 70 a 26ii
I.intels, per pound. ..... 8 a ga
Per ton
Hulls baled ,. 81 on
Prime cotton seed meal. SCI 90 al *
Prime cotton seed cake. 81 90 @2i %
Cotton seed. at stations. III 90 ni2 90
Quotations on prime cotton seed meal
and prime cotton seeu cake nre for de-
llyrry AZ Galveston. t5
New York. February il4.-Cotton seed oil
steady; prime crude 275a; prime yellow 30.
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bonds.

. \ DIV OF / per tcnt.
80 y div IL rer cont.
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New York. February 1.-THE demand for
fotton goods has not changed In character
10 any extent. Buyers are attending 10 re
anirements and doing little In excess there
OF ia cotton goods. Staple cottons arr
irregular lii favor at huyers for goods In
stort o. nll descriptions. Ne change In
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations ON Round Lots Of
Stuulc Commod tiles,

These quotations are revised daily and
their correctness can he relied upon. The
prices are those ruling in Houston whole
sale markets.
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London. February l5.--Consols for money
per ounce. Money 4M5 per cent The
rate of discount In the open market for
short bills 37s per cent; three months bills
2a.6IHTS ner cont
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wool.

st. Louis. February 20 I'll: aS1'
l laMia,s ~ light fne l :ssI,s
i3is: tub washed isa-''
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Cnrlond lots, {. o. h. cars from nllers:
dealers charge from store 5Ei1oc more per
10 lbs on bran, 26i3c per hushcl on oats
ind corn. and l0@l Toe per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN Pc 100 pounds. S0fdS2c,
WHEAT SHORTS Per 100 pounds, 81
0i90c
CORN No. Q sacked. 5i6f52c,
CORN CHOPS Mixed and pure. a3d9Ic,
OATS Sod33iac per hushel
nAN-Alfalfa, S1a, oRfif on: choice timn-
thy, SIG 006i Ii. 30; South Texas prnlrle
hay 81. 50lS 90; North Texas and Terri
tory hay, Sll 506flS. 90,
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New York, February. l5.ATn steady at
$26 Sn@ 3o.SIis: speitsr frm SS.aSeii no: cop
per dun sls.ooi pig iron warrants un-
changed.
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ArPLES-.New York Raldwlns Si25l
4 30; California box. 81 .5ASii ~,
BANANAS 81 1912 90 per bunch.
COCoANUTS-rrr sack. 81 0nGfl. -.
CRANBERRIES- Cape cod, crate, So. 80
az. Ia; barrels, $40. oom1I 90,
CRATES - Malaga, half barrel, full
weight, So 750i7 30: C'atnwbas, 3-lb baskets,
zoe; l0,hasket carriers, 81. no.
LEMoNS-~C allfornia, extra fancy, So, 80
al 90 per hoN
ORANGES Navels, So 6562.T5,
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Following Is the range of prices al the
active months at New York and New Or
leans: open. High. Low. Close.
March 49,. o.l3 0.ta o2 a,o2o.
May .... 9.15 or go o.Ob-0l
Al New Orleans
March .... GIG o.10 9.o3 0.o5'Ot
Estimates for today are; New Orleans
5000 TO 1900 bales, against Gl17 last year
Houston. $500 to 1900, against 1902 last
year.
LiauidntIon Caused Weakness.
CGrgill ~ Richardson say OF the cotton
market in thclr circnnr of YESTERDAY Th'
Liverpool market was about rs expected
,,ov,o,t,on Caused weakness.

Il
Careill ~ Richardson say of the cotton
market in THEW circnnr of YESTERDAY The
Liverpool market was about ns expected
carly, 3.G4ths advance when our markets
opened u point of which was lost later.
closing 2A.6iths higher on contracts, and
1-,Glh on spots. our markets started off
briskIy, unchanged To points MP, col,tinu-
Ing steady during the first hour. The de-
mand however, was soon satisfied aud
pricea then began 10 tumble ON continued
liquidation of March In New York, which
nov shows n discount of 4 points with
May Only slight reactions were In evil
dtncc throughout the session New York
up to down on the latc months. New
on lcnns 2 to down Spots 1'lbth lower
New York and revised nj New nrleaus
The amount brought into sight for the
week was lbs, lis, against 2lA7l6 last year.
and iio,0dS In 1899. We are now 6t2, AVG
ahead Of the movement at this time last
year. the total amount into srht being
f.nG2 331 bales. The movement today aud
estimates at Houston and New Orlcaus
were only fair, but this lid not seem To
deter further liquidation and sentiment ap-
pears to he growing more hcHrlsh ms we
draw nearer to the notice day. February
81. Little confidence IL expressed In hopes
at least and until sentiment undcrgoos Il
radical change We do not anticipate more
than temporary reactions Liverpool wired
DC not think speculation strong enough
TO sustain market. Manchester quiet; ne.
tual business below production; stocks Of
goods accomplishing such + far sample
Of the hcarish news going the rounds; but
when the patient Is finally given up there
Is Il chance for the hotter. Liverpool should
he . to % down tomorrow.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Dizziness Is stin complained Of ny the
produce men, Poultry Is scarce Just now
aud brings prices considerably higher than
former quotations. However. dealers say
moderate supply would put the prices
hack.
Eggs are said to be trife weaker, How
ever, some sales were made as high AS lie
lbc.
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RAILROAD GRAM prcr,px

Fly g., c. and s. f. (wheatl n
Iy NJ, Is. anu r. wheat. .....,.
Fy !. aud G.. n. twbeatl
fy g., Ii. and II. twheatl ....,.,,
ly e.. II. and \. twheatb
~
Total ............... n
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Following are the bank clcar'ngs rs re
portcd by the Houston Clearing House for
nnrcd with last ycrr, together with the
t,u.rrnse or decrease:
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Y ) IS, refundlng registered. ,oss,
T. >. refunding. coupon ioySS
United states IS. registered i9oSs
I-ni,aa 80 os, coupon ,1i0&
United states new Is. coupon iS1J
.hten states old A, registered les
,nted States old Is. coupon ....' iisi2
l,nited $500 ~, registered ..-..... HOY
~ strict of Columbia 3 65s ,a'N
Atchison general Is 80.
Colorado Son,harh ~ ..''.,...s... .i2ll
PORT North aud Denver CITY f,r,st ~
s sfn,uisslne ana Nashville unified Is mn
sM,,,ssonri. Kansas aud Texas IDS ~
pt .sSin Kansas and Texas As MA
80 Srande Western lists nv
e ana iron Mountain consol IS lea
% Louis and San Fran generals &, isSN
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SIS Rcctn RrI. for Rotterdam
SIS Elswlck Lodge iBr.l, for Bremen.
sch c. S. Glidden, for Port Tampa.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Today. saturday.
- hsr,nrkS. CONNER 80 =, n, ~ az
Bankers GO days IA .StA-% S4IH
Commercial. 90 days ~ t'sat,t
Sprncrs, 80 days -. s3h-1s 4.so's
G. DAYS ............'5,1 aM IS. 1878
IL
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Houston Dniiy statement.

prints or gInghams. Linens are firm but
quiet Burlaps also firm.
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For n Cold In the Head
Laxative -Quiniae Tablets.
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Nct Receipts at An L. =. PORTS.

Totals ..11.G2l i26.3Sa a.aS5. 500 :, AS oSo
Last year. 325 1906 5.14s.nsa $500
Difference 1901 Ti2sG 4S7,TaT $3.50.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-07
Barton.

I'd dfIOu.
James McFarlane is at work for A. NJ.
Tower.
Mr.. Thomas King left for saybrook,
Conn, last week.
Mr.. a. S. Larabee of Crafts bury has
moved to this town.
Miss Vera Webster visited in Coventry a
part of last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Geo. King last week.
Ernest Cass was injured recently by a
stone falling on his foot.
NJ. W. Stevens had his finger badly cat
in the tub shop last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. McDougaH spent last
week with friends in Glover.
Wright Kendall of Newport is employed
in J. w. Murkland's foundry.
New abutments have been placed under
the bridge near David Collisions.
w. R. Pawney has moved into the house
he purchased of Traverse Brothers.
The milliners have returned from mar
ket with the new styles in headwear.
Miss Myra Conner of LyndonviIIe visited
at Mrs. Fred browns last Thursday.
Miss Jessie Gorham and Miss Lizzie Jar
Wis have returned to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. O. II. Merrill and her brother, Mr..
Hanson, visited in Greensboro recently.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. R.
L. Sheaff, Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock
Mrs. Nellie Goodro and her son, W. H.
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Probate Courts.

Probate CourEa will De held at the Probate
OGce in Newport each Monday. At the office
OF z. W. S4lfwin in Barton on the second
Friday of each month; at the Office Of B. F.
d. Carpenter st Barton Landing in the fore.
noon of the third Friday OF each month. Par
ties having business with the Court st Bartou
or Barton Landing concerning pending es-
EAtes will please inform the Court in advance
that he may 10 re the necessary papers with
him. F. z. ALFRED, Judge Of Probate.
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Local Advertising -.

Advertise ments and notices, as promo
nAdes, shows aud other entertainments Will
be published under this head for tIDo cents 8
word for frst insertion, one cent word tb ere
after. We shall run advertisement among
local items. Cash must accompany the Or
der. No charge aDiIJ be made Of less thGn
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Offenders under tiieir command. and to
authorize increase CT the enlisted force Of
the marine corps
Other bills introduced were:
By Mr.. Hoar: Senator Thurston's bill of
last session. defining conspiracy in restraint
of trade.
BY Mr.. Gamble: To establish mining ex-
pertinent stations in aid OF the develop
ment of the mineral resources of the United
States.
BY Mr.. Warren Granting 1so acres OF
land each for the use OF the plants of in
dustrial institutions, located on the public
domain.
BY AIr. Penrose: Authorizing the use Of
100000 of the unclaimed funds of the Freed
mans Bureau for the establishment of 4
home for the aged and intirm colored peo-
pie.
BY Mr.. Money: App-opriatins $15SC9 an
nually from the sale of public lands for
the supper; of an institution for the indus
trial education of women
BY Mr. Perkins: To prohibit Chinese i'm
migration.
BY Mr.. Teller: Authorizing the ccnstruc-
tion Of railroad across the territory Of
Alaska b. the Transaiaskan Railroad Com
pany. and granting each alternate section
of the public land along the line of the
proposed road.
BY Mr.. Mason: Providing 4 code Of
land laws for the Territory OF Hawaii.
classifying the salaries Of post Office clerks
and fixing an eight-hour day for post office
employees.
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serum bearing the date of September %
had been mixed. in some mysterious way.
with the antitoxin bearing the date Of Az
gust "a. This was his conclusion. he said.
from the report of the bacteriologists- The
TASKS Of September 30 had been put in the
ice-box without being marked.
Doctor Rayold gave dates to prove fnat
tests on guinea pigs had been made regular
ly. He repeated the declarations concerning
Schmidt'S visits and the latter's dread Of
taking the stand. Witness said that Taylor
had charge of TASKS and bottles. filtered the
serum and transferred the antitoxin from
the flask into the small bottles. He paid a
high compliment to Taylor. saying Doctor
Starklo6 had. in August. recommended an
ether person for the position. but that Tay-
lor had been retained because he had given
excellent satisfaction.
MAYORS COMMENT
AND OBJECTION.
Mayor Wells defined the lack Of system
governing the distribution of antitoxin as
apparent carelessness. He asked Doctor
Rav6fd II the natter did not also consider
the method unsatisfactory. Doctor RavoId
gave a negative reply. The Mayor objected
to permitting the ambulance drivers and en-
ployes Of the City Chemists office to have
access to the refrigerator in which were
kept both the antitoxin and the untested
serum.
The court adjourned until o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. when the following Wit
nesees will be heard: Janitor Taylor. Hos
tier Kratz. Clerk kropp and Messenger
Constable Of the Poorhouse. Martin Schmidt.
and Chemists Damann. Stock and Harris
Of the City Chemists force.
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ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Little Rock. Ark. Dec s.-The following pro-
ceedinss was held at to-day's session Of the S1-
preme Court:
Board Of Improvement, Sewer DIstric, No. l..
W the School District OF Fort Smith: appeal
c. A. Hays. airlr. a ali Va S.amstock Castle
Stove Company: appeal from Miller Chancery
Court: submitted.
S. E. and W. E. Barnett va Mrs L. " Sumo
TOW: on appeal from Jackson Circuit Court; sub
mitted-
Addie Han vs; z. T RauIston: appeal from
Garland Circuit Court: submitted.
y. L. Grayson ct al. vs.. W. p. Bowden ct al. !:
appeal from Garland Chancery Court: passed
Aarsaret Ann White vs Rachel J. Dotter ct
Al: appea! from Pulaski Ghancery Court: passed
Memphis Land and Timber Company VI Board
Of Directors st. Francis Levee District: appeal
from Cfnas Chancery Court: submitted.
May August w r. J. Hall: appeal from
Prairie Chancery Court; passed by consent, sub
5ect to CALL
J. Bogenshnltz Ct ai. We. william OTooie;
appeal from Marion Chancery Court; submitted.
The Sunnyssde Company vs. Mrs. Sue G. Read:
appeal from Chicot Circuit Court; appellee given
thirty days BY consent.