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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-09
ITEMS FROM RUTH.
Special correspondence
Fishing will be in order now.

opcCldl
Fishing will be in order now.
Very little farm work done yet; not
10th of the corn crop planted, and
little cotton ground prepared for the
seed.
We are sorry to note the rheumatic
trouble and affiiction of Mr.. W. j.
Williams and hope that he will soon
recover
Weather is good just now and some
fine, bracing weather that makes the
red necks step off lively and the mules
sigh for rest at dark.
w. w. Womack, of Brookhaven, and
|. NJ. G. Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Gunnell, of McSmith, Lawrence county,
were visitors to our town on the llth
Wedding bells were ringing Tues
day night. Mr.. Alb Roberts led to the
altar Miss Lucy Lewis, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Lewis,
We wish them many happy years OF
connubial bliss.
Our enterprising merchant and Post
master has just completed a new and
commodious storehouse 2Sx40 and has
| it full of bright, new goods too nu-
merous to mention. He bas moved it
out on the n G.. & M. r. r. y mile
south of oil stand; hence we have a
r. r. village now and we trust that,
! like good Christians should do, grow
in grace, it will grow in numbers and
be quite town.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
EIect Democratic Governor.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 3.-An cleo
ton was held in Oregon Monday for
state oficers, two congressman and
members of the legislature which will
elect a United States senator to sue
ceed Joseph Simon. At midnight scat
tering returns indicate the election OF
George e. Chamberlain, democrat, for
governor. The entire republican state
ticket, with the exception Of governor,
is elected by from 5000 to 10000, and
Thomas H. Tongue and J. N. William
son are elected to congress by large
maiorities. w. J. Furnish, republican
candidate for governor. is running far
behind his ticket in nearly ever county
in the state, and the returns at hand
indicate his defeat. The legislature
will be republican by a safe majority,
but it is impossible to make an accur-
ate estimate with the returns now in.
George H. Williams has been elect
ed mayor Of Portland.
Later.
Portla nd. Ore, June 5-Practically
| complete returns from all but five small
counties in the state and estimated ma
iorities from these five give Chamberlain
idemocrat) for governor ! majority
Complete returns will probably not change
this result materially.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
idaho GLRANINGs.

A new opera house is being built at
Blackfoot.
Bailey Lake, barber, was drowned
at Idaho Falls recently.
Alex Boyd escaped from the county
jail at Weiser hast week.
The school census of PocatellO,
which has just been taken, shows an
enumeration of 1852 pupils
The Idaho team was defeated by the
University of Washington by a score
of 40 IL to 70 IL in athletics last week.
\ The town of Grangeville subscribed
$500 to build ferry over the Salmon
river where the state wagon bridge col
lapsed
According to advices from Portland
work on the Lewiston-R Riparia exten-
sion Of the o. R. & N. Co. will com
mence not later than June 15.
The body of Edward Ervine, an Eng
lishman who was drowned in the Pay
ette river year ago, was found last
week on an island in the middle fork
Of the Payette river.
Will Riggen, twelve-year-old boy
of HALEY, was recently thrown from q
vicious horse and struck in the face
by the beasts hoofs, receiving injuries
which may prove fatal.
More than 100000 pounds Of Idaho
wool was sold one day last week, thu
sales for the day at different points
being: weiser, 100000; Payette, 800,
600: Caldwell. 100000; Boise ant
Mountainhome, 100000.
The supreme court has nullified tn
order Of Judge Steele Of the Secon'
district in permanently disbarring Al
torney Geo. w. Goode, Of Grangeville
and in suspending Attorney Clay Nc
4 Nance of the same place for one year
i Frank Millions, Short Line brake
man, lost his. life near Boise last week
The train was running under bridg
a mile below Boise. Millions forgo
the bridge was low and was struck o.
the head, dying shortly after being tal
en- to the hospital.
Ofiieers are searching the Payett
valley and all roads leading beyond Il
search of two clever men who brok
Jail at Boise. The men are Dan DAILY
held for horsestealing. and Henry HeI
sen, held for stealing A. J. McNabe'
clothes from the Overland hotel.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
Late News items.

Second Chief Peter Wildshoe has
been appointed head chief Of the Occur
d'Alene Indians. taking the office by
right of succession.
The Tacoma shingle weavers ale out
on a strike and all the mills in Ia
coma are idle except the Tacoma Ce-
dar company, which started with girls
In the packing room. All the mills ex-
pected to resume operations this morn
ing.
Blind Billy, an old-time Indian resi-
dent on the Colville reservation,
Wash, was brutally murdered few
nights ago by friends and relatives OF
Indian Quesiskan and Indian Sam MIL
Ter, who are now en- route to the peni-
tentiary at Walla Walla to serve long
sentences for the killing Of Chelan
Willie.
Charles Stull, sheep herder in the
employ of Charles Hurd, has been
found dead near Mountain Home,
Idaho. There was bullet hole
through his head and coroner's jury
has found that he came to his death
by an accidental shot from his own re
volver. He came to Idaho from Ore
gon, but nothing Is known of his ante
cedents.
Representative Tawney Of Mime
sofa has presented the report Of the
ways and means committee favorine
a reopening of the Bering sea sealing
negotiations with Great Britain with
view to securing the permanent preser
walton of the seal herd, or else the de
struction of the herd with the excep
ton Of few for the preservation O
the species.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
S tea n,er Camorta Sank.

Ragoon, British burman' June ne
British steamer Camorta, from Madras
for this port, with $50 passengers, all ma
tives, which was believed 10 nave loun-
dercd on May IN cycione' mas Deer
discovered SUNK at baragua fials, III tue
Irrawaddy delta, directly in the track Of
shipping The topmass ol tne esse'
protrude above the surface OF tns water.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
Joliet /. Under water.

Joliet, ILL.,, June 4.-Joliet is in the
grasp of the worst food in its history.
All the lower portion Of the city is under
water, and it is rumored that several lives
have been lost. The police have the
names of Eddie McGourn, Loziere Me-
Kean and little girl named Kennedy
drowned. Several families had narrow
escapes, and the police rescued many in
boats.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
STRIKERS WIN.

Chicago. June 5. = The teamsters'
strike was settled at 4.15 this morning.
The men gain recognition OF the union.
The scale agreed upon averages cents
less than the men demanded. All pic
kets will be Withdrawn at once and the
men will return to work this morning.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06

outside OF Buckingham palace,
where King Edward kept himself in
seclusion, crowd Of fairly good pro
portions gathered, and here, as else
where, the national anthem was sung
Justify.
I. Two sentries and many policemen
guarded the historic message outside
Of the war office. It could scarcely be
read by the pickering gaslight- After
reading this notice, the people passed
on in eager crowds into the more east
ern districts Of London, where there
were no illuminations such as made
the clubs on Pail Mall noticeable.
Good old Kitchener" and Were
bloomin' glad it's over" were among
the phrases shouted by the crowds. A
large number Of those who had rela-
tives at the front participated in to-
nights street scenes and lent seri
GUS and often pathetic touch to what
otherwise would have been an anus
ing scene.
Dear old Bill" or some such name,
would be called out by some one in
the crowd, with an added He'll soon
be 'ome."
While the general public celebrat-
ed the peace news in the streets soci-
ETY. was equally joyous, although not
quite so demonstrative. Many refer
ences were made to the coincidence of
the declaration of peace in South Az
RIGA with the glorious first Of June
ever m emorable in Great Britain's his
tory by reason of Howe's victory over
the French feet in 1894.
The archbishop Of Canterbury will
shortly appoint a day Of national
thanksgiving, in which Cardinal
Vaughan will join in behalf of the
Catholics.
The cabinet will meet this morning
and will probably discuss the wording
Of the statement to be made by Mr.
Balfour, the government leader in the
house Of commons. This statement II
eagerly awaited, as it understood Mr.
Balfour will enlighten his hearers as t.
the conditions upon which the Beers
surrendered. On this important poin
no further information has been forth
coming further than the intelligen
anticipations with which the papers
have been filled for the past week.
Cabling from Pretoria, the CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail, after an
nouncing the signing of the terms o
surrender, says the British authorize
absolutely rejected the suggestion o
the Boer delegates that the terms o
surrend er should be ratified by MI
Kruger, and declared that the Boer
in Europe had no hand in the settle
!. ment
"The terms will show, continues tn
correspondent, that the British gov
ernment carried it's contentious on eN
: cry vital point, while the mitor col
cessions, particularly those in regar
to the generous financial treatmen
will greatly appeal to the Beers In gel
eral. The value of Lord Kitchener
personality as factor in the conclu
!, ion of peace can never be overestima
ed. There is no doubt that peace wi
be popular among the Boers."
Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman tn
liberal leader in the house of cor
mons, said in an interview on the a.
!, nouncement Of peace:
"The whole country will rejoice owe
peace. know nothing Of the tern
. or conditions, but hope they are sue
as will be full of promise for the I
ture"
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
KEE p TELLING ABOUT IT.

The public has come to regard an ar
ticle that is advertised persistently as
nossessed of real merit. The advertiser
therefore is wise who remembers this
fact. and, having good thing, keeps on
telling the public he has it.-Printers'
Ink.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06

late enemies. Flags and bunting are
everywhere displayed, church bells are
ringing, salutes are being fired, and there
is general jubilation on all sides.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06

London, June 3.-The demand for ac-
commodation in the house Of commons
Monday afternoon to hear the statement
of the first lord Of the treasury and gov
ernment leader, A. J. Balfour, was un-
precedented. Mr. Balfour arose at 2:4O p.
m. and announced the terms of peace in
South Africa as follows:
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06


The earliest demonstrations on the
stock exchange, where the members ar
rived one hour earlier than usual, com
menced at the bidding up OIL South Afri-
can securities and consuls On the Of
fetal opening "God Save the King" was
sung by all present, and a telegram was
dispatched to Lord Kitchener as follows;
''The members Of the London stock ex-
change join with the rest Of the British
empire in rejoicing at the END of the
heightened campaign. Peace with honor
is fitting prelude to peaceful coronation
celebrations. Heartiest congratulations 10
your lordship and brave boys"
The members Of the stock exchange
then marched to the Mansion house and
serenaded the lord mayor, Sir Joseph G
Dimsdale.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06

The right kind Of wife sets out to
save all the money her husband squan-
dered on her when they were engaged.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06

Washington. June 4.-The Philippine
government bill was passed by the senate
by vote Of AZ to 30.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
Eruption In Alaska.

Seattle, June 3.-There was an eruption
Of Mount Blackburn, southeastern Alaska,
on April IL.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Rriesnyheoer foiter.

Spis man piloe iina op / "9seu
Dorf Seralo"s Hegrifaber unoer
Dem panif- mlerifanife arig, piloe
man faa en- goo 6oreitiQing ON,
boao De iture 9lobe maatte betale
no for at gipe line 2niere DC iioite
arigsmbeoer. ai eooe Srinoc
oeponereoe "Seralo" ingen Tenee
nogetiteos / TeItin0ien unotaaen
pao Gen oanffe g Ct. Sbonas. Ser
o~eponeroe glnbet $4,000 40 @an.
gen, % en- Sang ifplote 9la6et
$4,000 til Bottom 6r1lit Company
/ Bort Intonia, ba "Seralo"s aor.
reiponbenter efter oerom inoaaoet
Soerensfomit funoe trGffe paa bette
8utnpnni. "Help 9orf SournaI"
alerte brugte giennemiritIig $12t,.
600 en- Iaaneoeu FOR at ioa arigs.
npbeoer. @naong betnlte en- al
"Sournal"s 3orrelponoenter $3.50
for brert Spn 8liI, ban br,gte paa
ct GantpIfib, BON booSe leict. Sour.
lol"s Npbeoer ira Sloget peo Snn-
tiago foIteoe $4,000 on Gagen,
og TO andre Iem Blade,
%Sernlo" % "@orIo", brllgte rp.
item Iigeian meget,
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Oct par ianot.
Set belc ifplStes aaiieorifnims.

SEQ ct Wtoonnsiclifab for Here
slar iiOen ircmiotte en- SGge benne
I~aaitano: 'aaifeorifning er gariag
til Here 0lroer enc noget craoet, men
Set er mia nmlrIigt at foa mine pa
tienter til at tro Oct
Seq oil0c beacr life tro bnll, rInl
pelJlcu at brittle MIN Safe meo itsr.
tie &elbeAaa. Gn LID otter fom ieg
Til at inlOie oper Get iSnftrm, at ieg
oite Aln ooaget belle Hattet itoen no.
gen rimelig slariag, efter bpao leg
ipnnaS, on ON Wtorgenel bar je9
trIt on uepr
SepnlsSNcocn tiltog, % ion foul Ell
ilGo Snterte / 9agbopeSet % et lent
Eres paa Si9rtet. Nsit l~loeitbsrs.
arbeioe blep opgioct, "a ies neppe
frnoe Hare 9agenS ilna Ggltr9ii.
aelier. Nerpeipuffelie ~ioraariaget
uco SoerdnitrGugclie,' iagoe 99gen.
Sea taltte BON gautle Or. 9agleps
Sro: Sore or oen Gift. iom CT Mar.
lag til olu.
Seq buooe bort on Hoininl 5000
Gofie "a beilutteoe at prsoe Den.
Zen ioritc Sop par ioa ipag 90 iImt,
at oen BAR itorifteig. NGie Sang,
ocl bleo tilbcrcot, poniau leg ielp, at
ampiSnaAerne bleo iulgt. HeiuIta-
rt bar ion CT aabenbarelie; ieg
ianot. Set par en BELLA Drift.
Mclbrcoahn foln gaitite pit life
pau en- DAG, men mime 9terper imrfe.
oes List efter Iiot, Smerten ophsrte,
"a lea flutoe after lone 'om e. irrt
@orll.
Sea hlr mi ~fillSlhrnois gielmluloet
min &clbrco pes Toihm 5000 Sol.
nc. brsst iiteoetior oroutrr aaife.
ies bar utter faaet hcn fryffe SUB.
iarve ira mine SiacNage. % ies er-
fletSer Satoheoen al bcn galne DOT.
tors @1ainno. Seq etifer, at sSdt
flntoe forina oeu Sansbeo. ilraen Sc
tilaoer auffe nj brpoe iiJ neo.
Sea fienocr flcre andre, Der ogln
bar eicipnnoet lin Selbreo peo at gipe
aifalo pla auiie % bespnoe mco
Eoinm ;ssoS Coffee. Srr iou mil
life n oifertisaisre nit ssapn. men
iea or p;lia til at beinarc 6oreipsra.
Her. botS SrHnGrfcr ueol9gses.
@npnet tat opeines pco Eoinim 20,
&ot5e Gpeef, Wi6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Sarmen, SAnfet, 9apen.


les oeriirtoo pao areoit Tor SnIppar-
TEN % bel iaa oct, cs betales Der
ira $50 til 500 pr. Acre meb o.n
Sanfe al Snrnen ifni ilon al Jig nof
til at ~flarere 8enter og slioras, eiter
al oue ANDRE m~sSpenoiee llogiiter er
betaIt, oa tror pi, iaooant iinlpelt5en
life fan ife.
Get er 9fisbutg al De sohe Sioer
at lptte Tia / bunroIss @i9lb euteil
Oct er Tor Sano eller andre Sing.
Otter Se ilotte Cher fonmer ditto en-
ItrenI Hegnifnbsoog, naar De boaroe
Sioer er fonre, % be Den, iom 81
ltal betaIe i'm @iGIo. SOP oerfor
life lGneer emo Staner refer, oct
oeo ui er altio ct gobt &dao.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07

er fGroige til at fonge enc griler
eller Sorgnet. llnocrtibcn brifter
Suorelt. mbertioen gaar @Iasiene
ifnas, og oftere enboa iter begge 0cle
iamtioigt-
Zen enelte fire Bel til aIorig at
mite line 8riuer er at bebolDe oenl
tna HGiert, baa0e noar man err paa-
gen, % iraar man loper. Meen bette
bar ogiaa fine 9anifeligbeoer. Oct
err ioetWinoite en- meset panifelie
alinlt at puife Jig goot o. srirrrotgt
| aGriigtet meo grilerre pua, og at
lobe meo 9riaer pea NGien er neo
lbM Gftertanfe n9ite. furligt. iSolf
fupoe bli iaa r9ooe, OF De nriiteoe
6~oritnnoen ON De tit lie en- Yerio1
lope neo 9riaer. SurniliGts Meo-
leminer fiimoe maoife forbereoes og
pd1rneS til Spret; men oct f,unoe gaa
eolt meo Soft, iorn life bar forbe-
reote. Snt I. CTS, at en- SnobrliSs-
tpp uforpareiloe TOM til at ie IN 10.
peIroe Mato mo | @lassinel,e og blep
iaa ifr9filagerL ot ban miitet Bet
tr. Siloe life Snobnpostpperts Sells
ner og Eaarsrcroe aIrIngae Sag,
metrer on? Iatitrliepis piIoe De iaa.
Sc piloe frane en- G~ritatllins al 8 til
80 SiIiimo Collars fmtife oe Ieie De
imorteite og ifarpeite Sagfsrere /
9unoct til at fee Sagen. Spent oeo,
bpno 9onmnen ftnoe bli? aanife
Matoen maatte pmac no meo oft,
bm bar goo cm. Saa oct er life
iaa trpgt, iom mani fi,noe tGrfe. at
loue meo griller.
Teriotrer mco Sriler fam life ulo-
gaa Den Sialg at soa % leoe eiter
Dem en- goo Sci al lin Sio. Soer.
fla6iife, ielptIireoie Ieriorer iro-
premier os / Gibe % lltioe, at man
life lfnI mere @efpnringer ooer Sing,
lon fife tnt binlpes. lffltrat lom
ON bet Saftlml, al ct Srroe er rlt1ro-
gaaeligt. life / Jig ielo iflIloe irtS6e-
fdtte oen melt eplbige @runo FOR
Sefpnring!
Ser er madife lngen WoraI / ben.
ne IfbunOIirug; men er Der nogerL
ian = oct fmnife Den, at en- Teripn,
lon pPn1ler iis til at briige @riaer,
fsr ban trurger benz, oerpeb ifaber iig
0jenDoroigbeoer, great Saar %
ungSige 9efpmringcr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Gcrct Naftaa oco.

Sra GirGtrg, Wtinn., IfrIoes til os:
Snsoaa oer 15@ Satuiar 1902
oeoe geret @unoerien Saffm, title
% rclig, paa i'm sgetefpnes 6arm
Nprbeocn al |ining, Wiitn.
gfosoe par isot / &r9o$berreo,
Norge. / 1920 al Sor9lorere Sobn
% Dime Sobnsrito. gleo / 1915
aft meo @iinoer Soreerien. Ge lint
teoe / 1856 til 8rffun / areOsberrco,
buor oe boeoe / 80 gar. 5 1885
reiitc DC iii Amerifn % boiatte iig i
OTTER Soil Gountp, bpor De iioen bar
boet. Sertoes sggteirIle ooerIeper
benoc. Sum bar Wsooer til I @orn
ION ale Icoer i Interifa. 40 Ser-
nebsrn % Z 9srncberns Born.
Sorsoag Den 236e Sanliar bleo
bin begrapet paa 6oIoeris Menigbeos
airfepnaro. Seo Ssrgebuiet % peO
airfen par ser fremmSot en- iolrig
Slot SIngt % 9erurer. ion utloe
piie br sonle. agteoe apnoe oen
iioite sGre.
Taitor 5. 6. Serre forretteoe peo
Sergepiiet OF REQ @ropen. San
boIot Ell pdfter WinoetnIe ooer ben
Ifosoe, % anut Slim boIot Ell pen
Bon. GfosSe moaite boIoe Sengat
Scr mcite / Der iioite aar. bun leueoe;
men bar ipGrt oairosfriif belt til Oct
y
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07

paste tpf, og bar bn en- Del Eotetes,
opitaarne / Sfiper, oeri rinigemeo
iiSt Heber,, Saainart bette bar faaet
ct Spfoa, or Oct f2rogt. Nnn Iae-
ger DC 6leifeitpfferne i Nioten al ct
parmt Sab o. Toteterne orrfring.
ajdo-Tanbefasc.
@cn bdffer folot. ialt 3ie0, og iii
boer aop boffet aisb taaer man to
Hopper firbaffeoe Eoteter, liot Ve.
Der og en- balp Sbeife tor Sennep OF
blanoer altiammen goot iammen.
goa imeiter man Ell Slump Smsr
pao ct 9egs StsrreIie / en- INF Ste.
gepanoe og oreier Yanoen rrnoi, iaa
Den bIiper goot "inlurt" baaoe / Bun.
Den og paa Siberne. Saa presier
man aisomosien fait reb' / Yanoen,
bploer lioi fogelrSe garo oper OF
lRtter iaa ganoen paa ct Steb, bpor
bet rife er alt Tor parmt, til Masien
er brrn iur0er og paa Siberne. Dian
MAJ life rgre 6efi unoer Ste9nir.
gen, men bpuIpe 0en no bel paa ct
SAB, roar 6cn er iPrbig, - iom en-
Vanoefnae.
8rnn NGpc.S nppe.
Tn miooclsltor Hppe ifrGaes oa
Ifl9res / SerninBer, og lige iaa me.
get Sge opifiGres | tpnoe Sfiper.
Saa brirner nal bette / TO Spiieifeer
Smsr, Get mao brunes meget
oe ioriigtis, iaa oct life bli.
per for britrrt eller terfer op. Naar
Oct er paste itegt, bar man en- Quart
l. iom er lapet al &iso.
Stegeben o.i.o. 90 iaa bar
man ct Bar belle Telifer / o.
liOt Eeriilc, @uleroo og rosle
bele Geberfornbunbet iammen / en-
lioen Eoie. Nan letter 9aag opcr
% laoer oct inlaoiurre, til @rsnlc-
gerre er more. Ga presier man oct
giennem ct Gsrilag, bar iaa araftsn
tilba9e / @rpOen igien og tiIi9tter
Solt % Ie6er eiter Sinas. Man
Ell 9GggepIomme meo 3 Sfeer
sSlsoe ener ria MeIf. bar set op /
Serriren, bploer Suppen ODER %
lerrerer sen itrar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
ct rart Guar.

Gn irif @looreoafter iparer en-
Nbonnent: Ceres Sfienoebreu til
o. er iaa Iatterlig oirnlt, at III life
eitgang oil erfieuoe at bupe mo6tage;
Nnt"
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
..

2itgt al Maliu9, iom for De ileite
or meset u6eha9eIig, fan betpOeli9
i~ormin0ifes peO at iGtte en- @ette
meo folot gan0, bpori man bar bapt
en- opifaaret 26g, ino / Der ~rpmalebe
@prelie. @aroet oil tr9ffe 2ugten
til iia og maa oerfor bpttes "a
@ange ON 9agen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
StigcnSe ~gauSpriicr.

at goot 6auriauo i gtorNpeiter
or mlpoii 0ob6lt i0a oprt M, ion,
eet wr Tor uoa,e Aar ftIbaee. ) SO.
bet al oet itoiE aar or set iiUr Of
Yriierne bor aaaet OF meo Ell htotII
uiienot %uriigbeo "a til en- al0eIes
mtrolia Seioe.
Ee gooe Sioer. oi mi bar, er us.
for en- Gel aariag ! bette, % oct er
goot OF ceI, ioa Irrtse Sct 9obe porer.
Ger ereite nj oil tinaSe oS at ben,Gr.
&c / neune 4ulcSnng or. at moiNe
Fisher 9aurle noiliote Sarre til att
Tor bsi @riS. Nar man Verae paa
Sonno III az betoIe meo, iaa er BET
Ute roget at uSette berpaa. Card
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07

Aour man bar faaet forte 6leffer
paa SPnoerre pe0 at ifrPle 9Gbler.
pride Salt O.i.p., bi9lper Oct nleget
at gnibe SGnOerne goot nleo ell rau
Totet. isr man paifer Dem / S9be %
Tan0. Oni Soften, mar man har
noone tomatoes, er oisie ltomPrfet
aooe. til at tage bort ina6arre ,Sl4t-
fer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-10-08
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York oct There were many
shades of sentiment reflected in the stock
market, today. but they all gave way to
acute depression in the late dealings and
the day shows substantial losses through
out the list Very large pool liquidation
was accomplished during the day. under
cover of the earlier strength and in the
heavy selling on the break The charac-
ter Of the manipulation and the special
stocks which were most affected by that
and by the liquidation pointed to the in
,,ividuality of the best known operator
i'm the street who has eSpouSed the long
side since recent return from Europe
and who has been supposed to be intruSt-
ed with the market interests of some of
the largest financial powers. including
the United States Steel stocks, Southern
Pacific was very conspicuous in the deal
inEs. PENNSYLVANIA was heavily sold,
presumably by the same large operator.
The early advance in prices offered cx-
Cellcnt opportunity for this liquidation.
The upward rush of prices at the open
ing was supposed To point To the compile
tion of the liquidation which the local
money situation makes necessary, and
there was considerable demand from
shorts and from bargain hunters who
have been watching for bottom prices
IL was not until after midday that the
selling pressure gained great force. The
drop from the top to the bottom level
covered wide range but the days net
declines are much diminished by reason
of the early advances and the final rally
which made the closing steady. Bonds
tai sales. par value, s. 2.9l0,0Oo. United
States SIS registered advanced y, the new
as ., and the old As and SIS !, per cent
on the last call