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The Lamar register., 1903-10-14

campaign has now begun in this
state and the indications are that the
output for 1908 will break all rec
crds.
Most persons do not realize to
what an extent this "infant indus
try" has grown in short four years.
1t is now one of the most important
sources of revenue from agriculture
which the state possesses. From
one factory with q meager output
there are now eight and the indica
tions are that Colorado will soon lead
all other states in the union in the
amount of beet sugar which is turn
cd out annually.
The reasons for this are quite sp,
parent. No state possesses soil
which gives such abundant returns
in tonnage Of beets and in sugar
making qualities of those beets as
the Centennial state. Michigan and
California are good states on the
beet proposition but neither state is
able to secure such results as Colo
RADIO gets from year to year. The
farmers are gaining crop knowledge,
too, year after year and they are thus
enabled not only to produce a larger
tonnage but better quality of beets.
The output last year was somewhat
over 1O0,OO0,O0O pounds. This year
will show an increase of ten and pos
sibly twenty per cent.
When one considers that the farm
ers Of this state get prompt re.
turns from this enormous crop On d
that it requires less work than many
other products, it is apparent that
the growing of sugar beets in the
Centennial state is yet in its infancy
and that ultimately it will be by far
the largest agriculture in Colorado.
Colorado Springs Gazettee.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-14
Beware Of the Catalogue.

A Colorado Springs merchant in
his advertisement in yesterdays Tel
egraph said few things on the send,
ing away-to buy your goods 4ues
ton, and he said them so tersely
that part, at least, will bear repeti
ton. Here it is:
Before sending your order to
firms you cannot know, for goods
you caLnot see, kindly come in with
the illustrations that have captivat
ed you, and let me give you price
on the identical articles. *** I
generally have copies of these 80
called manufacturers catalogues on
my desk, and can prove to your sat
isfaction that for the same quality
and styles, no one can supply you at
less cost than you can secure in your
own local store"
Whether this be considered as an
invitation or as plain spoken piece
of advice. it is good, hard common
sense, and gets right at the botto I'M
of the situation. Colorado Springs,
in common with every other place in
the country, is flooded with cata-
louges from mail order houses in
Chicago and other eastern cities.
Goods are attrsctively pictured
and glowingly described, and the
most alluring prices are quoted, but
after the deal is made and the freight
paid, the purchaser usually finds that
his bargain is not such a rare one
after all. If he had Investigated be-
fore sending his money sway, the
chances are that in both quality and
price the article could have been
duplicated here, at a great saving o I
time, not to mention the obvious
benefits to the city of home trading.
The reader should remember this
the next time he looks over the
pages of the tempting catalogue
Colorado Springs Evening Tele-
gragh.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-14
FOURTH cAMPAIcn OPENS
The American Beet Sugar Company
BEGAN Operations Oct. 8.

Monday morning the American
Beet Sugar Company started on its
fourth sugar making campaign. The
start was made under greatly i'm
proved conditions During the sum-
mer large and important additions
have been made to the factory. The
most extensive and costly of these
i'm provements is the Steffens process.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-14
[From the Granada Times

Editor Brakemen and wife, of the
Amity Optlmist, were up from their
lively little town, last Friday even
ing. They assisted the Ladies' I'm
provement Society very much in
their musical entertainment that
evening.
J.A Tevebaugh is rapidly push
ing to completion the Williams Bros.
houses on the KY. One is now in
the hands of the plasterers and the
other one will be in a few days. A
we'll has been put down at each
house to a depth of 25 feet, the
water standing in pipes within five
feet of the top and is of fine quality
and very cool.
g. E. Dyksterhuis, owner of the
celebrated Onward and Upward herd
of Poland China hogs, sold eight
head of June pigs to A. r. Gnmaer,
manager of the Florence Oil & Re
fining Co., shipping them last night
Mr.. Gumaer purchased some of these
noted hogs at the state fair, and they
were 80 much superior to those he
already had that he sent his foreman
down, Tuesday, to purchase more OF
the same herd. He paid $50 apiece
for the pigs. This seems to strong
ly indicate that blooded stock pays.
Amey,ca's Financial Ascendency.
1t has been popularly known for
long time that the United States has
led all the other countries of the
world in the amount of its gold stock
on hand, but the extent Of its lead is
not so we'll understood. According
to statement just made by Ellis ID.
Roberts, treasurer Of the United
States, very nearly half of the entire
circulation is on the yellow metal.
OF Che whole amount Of the curren-
cy in the banks and in the hands of
the people, s2,3S9, 100000, little
over $1,O14, 100000 is in gold. The
entire amount of gold in the country
at this time is 81, ,26S,0OO,O0O.
In the treasury the present stock OF
gold reaches 1858, 100000, which
not only beats all records in this
country, but is far ahead of anything
which any of the repositories OF the
EuropeBn nations can show. The
gold in the bank of England amounts
to about s1e7,OOO,0O0, in the bank
of Germany sl7o,oO0,oOo, in the
bank of Austria-Hungary S22l,oOo,'
600, and IN the bank Of France s494,
0OO,OOO. It takes several OF these
The Lamar register., 1903-10-14

Tho Sugar Beet Campaign.
The annual beet sugar making
The Lamar register., 1903-10-14
County Notes

County Notes
tFrom the Holly Chieftainl
Quite a crowd of land seekers ar
rived with Agent Mohl yesterday
morning and are driving over the
country.
Water Commissioner, Mcdowell
was down Saturday trying to find
ont what has become of the water
that should be in the river.
The board of town trustees held
their first meeting Monday night,
presided oyer by Mayor White. The
following officers were appointed:
L. M. Gee, clerk; j. S. McMurty,
treasury; H. W. Milford, police mag
istrate; Oscar Vincent, marshal.
Mrs. j. NJ. Johnston, Of Lamar,
spent the week IN Holly, the guest
of Mrs. L, S. Millinger of the Holly
hotel. On Tuesday evening Mrs.
Millinger gave luncheon in honor
OF her guest, at which all the old
friends Of Mrs. Johnston assembled
and enjoyed merry hour.
From the Amity Optimist
H. NJ. Boggs of Lamar, with 23
cowboys aud l50 ponies, went
through here Tuesday on the way to
the Nortbside round up. About
four miles north of Amity cowboy
by the nnme of George Taylor was
thrown by his pony running into a
prairie dog hole, and quite badly
hunt.
The whole community was raj
dened Wednesday 'morning when it
was learned that Roy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Cram, was dead. Roy was
taken with typhoid fever about two
weeks ago, and from the first the
disease seemed to defy all medical
treatment. He was a bright boy, ~
years Of age, and will be greatly
missed by his family and asso ciates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gram have the sincere
sympathy OF their large circle of
friends The funeral will be held
at the school house at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07
MINcE PIE!
WELSH RABBIT!
Can You Eat En- Whenever You Like.
or DO They BRIGHTEN Your

There is no reason why any ordinary
mortal should not eat anything he chooses
--ifhe chews it carefully.
How about you
Arc You afraid Of every good-loolsinr
Qood-smelling. good-tasting thing on the
Nm az farc-because it don't agree with
Won Do you meet your Waterloo al
mince pie and Welsh rabbit
Then listens
Don't starve yourself Dieting cannot
cure dyspepsia. If you cut off every ar
hcle of food that disagrees with you, before
Tong Won viii have nothing left.
The sensible way Is to get your stomach
In such condition that you can eat every-
thing and digest it.
We have a new remedy that will do this.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets give you The
stomach Of an ostrich and the appetite Of
a farm hand.
We know what Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
are and we guarantee them to cure an
stomach troubles.
Price 25 cents per fun size package. At
our store only, or by mail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07

Newport News. va. Dec. 7.-self i'm.
prisoned in the hold Of an ocean
Lrelghter and fourteen days without
Iood or water was the experience
robert Leslie, thirty years old, had to
relate when he was rescued in an al
most dying condition. Leslie slipped
On board the steamer Rappahannock
Whiie the vessel was loading at Liv-
erpool. He secreted himself among
tne merchandise. and when the ship
was AZ sea he endeayored to find his
way out but was unable to do SO. For
zen DAYS he tried to attract the atten-
.ioh OF those on board by shouting.
NV no relief came. when found be
weighed only sixty pounds and was
100 weak to raise himself from a re-
cumbent position. Leslie's weight
when he seereted himself 1T Liverpool
was lao pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07
I0NGUE-TIED ORATOR.
A Story Told to Illustrate a Valuable
Every Day Fact.

$40 illustrate a point ] wish to make =
said Mr. Wells. OF the firm Of Rickert &
Wells, the we'll known druggists, " let me
tell you Of an orator who had the most
wonderful eloquence OF any man ! ever
knew. Yet he had a great misfortune.
He was tongue-tied, and when he got up to
make speech he would stammer and slut
ter and finally have to sit down Yet
about once In i've or six times bis trouble
would vanish, and then tell you he was
simply grand
Vow, my point is this Old-fashioned
cod liver oil is like that orator. Once in a
great many cases It does immense good,
but oftener than not the sticky, nasty oil
or the unWholesOme materials used 10 make
it into an emulsion so interfere with diges-
tion that all its medicinal value is lost.
Yet we know genuine strength building
curatlves are enVeoped Ia the Oil
How shall we get these valuable health
building, medicinal elements without tax
ing the oil also
That question was answered by the two
great French chemists, Gautier and Mour-
CUES, who gave to the world their great
discovery Of separating the curative medi-
cinal elements, always known to exist In
the Gods liver, from the oil or useless part.
"The product is known as Vinol-which
actually contains all that is incidentally
good of cod liver oil, without a drop OF oil
or any disagreeable feature thus produe-
ing the grandest tonic reconstruetor known
to medicine. Vinol is now making re-
markable cures as tonic and restorative
where old-fashioned cod liver oil failed.
We guarantee to make strength for the
weak, vitalize the old, cure coughs, hang
ing on colds aud bronchial troubles If it
does not, il wont cost you cent to try 1t. I
Rickert q Wells, Druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07
A GRATEFUL CLERGYMAN

Rev. VIM. If Shaw Of
the South Primitive
Methodist church, New
Bedford, Mass, says: VII
hive used Father Johns
Medicine ia my family
with excellent results. as
have many Of my parish
toner's 70 whom [ have
recommended IT, Cures
ana lung troubles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07
Red Cross Pharmacy

evident by tie time tie Colombian CON
gress adjourned that not The scantiest
hope remained Of ever getting a salts
factory treaty from them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07
relations with CHINA.

The signing Of new commercial
treaty with China, which took place at
Shanghai on the Sth OF October. is a
cause for satisfaction This act, the
result Of long discussion and negotia-
ton, places our commercial relations
with the great oriental empire on a
more satisfactory footing than they
have ever heretofore enjoyed. 1t pro-
vides not only for the ordinary rights
and privileges of diplomatic and con-
sular officers, but also for an important
extension Of our commerce by tncreas-
ed facility Of access to Chinese ports
and for the relief OF trade by the re-
moval of some Of the obstacles which
have embarrassed it In the past.
| trust that tie congress win con
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07
NATURALIZATION Frnndn.

The special investigation OF the sub
iect Of naturalization under the direc-
lion OF the attorney general and the
consequent prosecutions reveal d condi-
ton Of affairs calling for the immedi-
ate attention Of the congress. For
geries and perjuries Of shameless and
fiagrant character have been perpe-
trated not only in the dense centers Of
population, but throughout the country,
and it is established beyond doubt that
very many So called citizens Of the
United States have no title whatever
70 that right and are asserting and en-
Toying the benefits Of the same through
the grossest frauds IL is never to be
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-07

No ana other cities and states have
resulted III number Of givers and talk
ers Of brides becoming fugiuves Ia for
eign lands. Bribery has not been In
cluded in extradition treaties hereto
fore, as the necessity for it has not
arisen. While there may have been
as much official corruption in former
years. there has been more developed
and brought to light in the immediate
past than in the preceding century Of
our counuy's history. 1t should be the
policy Of the United States to leave no
place on earth where a corrupt man
fleeing from this country can rest in
nnaon
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-11

!.
tyreishfh prize S~V'"' 'e =
II racR Nashville Tenn. 500
Russell street. 737S,654 =. . e.. So.
2. c.. w Willingham, Morton, Miss,
1878 654 ,,.-....i d
). NJ. j. NllIlngham' NFeeh"o"u'
Ala, 1873 500. .. 3.
"A G. Jordan Midway, Ala.
l.$iS 500. q. e. e.. .. 3
3. E. b. Mccullough Hilisboro. Ga,
1873. 654 .. O.. 3,
s d =. Meyers, Atlanta, Ga,
'''' Ii &c., of rhir+u $40 prizes o
!. n v McAlpino Port Gibson
Miss, l,5l8,y%9 90 -
/. Madison Smith, Jasper. Tex.
r as f55 0-2l &
IJa,,,er eto,,,, croon,.il,o g
i7,'' ~ - - ~ .
q } II. Dean 6feenVilie' 8 ="
Q J. f. Currie. WATERFORD. S. G..
q7q 5a7 G-H 9
l,;ee. 90
= Mrs' - W. i'efuoe' ''''''i''' O'"'' =.
''@'S'o'l 40 +. .....- .
8 } Fletcher 1uddleston, Forsyth
ca. 1913, $50 =. 10
~ ~ pord,,a GRIMM 60 IAN
ca N
CSC. 10
rex, 137s5sa 90 .
o. AZ 17S 5@ * "a =: n'''o' '''''o'''@' ,''
O. Geo G.. A. \, ; SaVin' Ithaca n y LOIS
W. 80. go, :, - o.
g Jackson W. &c Foster % Si ia5 C.
E Miiia[d j budget .soi :, wadestova, v. :.
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THE CONSOLATION PRIzEs-

The following . 652 estimates arc those
VINO share the Consolation Prize Of N5'
the value OF each being Sc cents Tneta
estimates that come within 1000 hales
did not take any of the set 1873 prizes iu-
Guided In the 5000 list Of prizes When
one person had more than one prize es-
innate the number Is indicated opposite
the name We give the name ~ the
contestant and the state to !dentify him
fully rne great number Of names Go oe
presented involves considerable space ana
the postot1ice address Is omitted from tae
published list to save space We have
complete list Of the contestants with their
addresses and by 1t We viii mail checks
70 the proper parties. This work VIII ne
carried on as rapidly as possible and the
check should certainly reach the owner
within two weeks. allowing for al de-
lays Of mail and mailing II you 90 NOT
receive your check within that time va
will consider it a favor for YOU to notify
Us. giving such facts as VIII be Of as
sistance TO us in locating the estimate.
Every precaution has been taken t.
present the matter iuilS III INNS iiAN1 t''
Hcation II an error has crept in It Is
in spite Of much care and will be duly
corrected. BE sure you are right about
a ma tier before YOU make complaint
Be sure your estimate is within .ooe bales
or the correct hgures and if possible
give us the green Tile number that an
peared on the lower left corner Of your
receipt card If you ordered the estimates
only. that is, estimates without eubscrip-
lions All estimates that came with sub
scr1ptons were considered duly acknowi-
edge ny sending the paper with proper
date showing the payment made there
on We trust no one has any cause for
complaint; some unavoidable delays may
nave occurred.
A
Wm o. .\mes F'la WI. NJ Austin, Ga.
j = Aldworth. Ala. II Andrews
Ga-Con Allen Ga. G tn~-J. r Austin.
Ala-J d. Anderson, Ga. d$ ti>-Mrs II.
j. Abney, Cfa.-Ernest AberG. Cav. 7.
Addie. Ca J. d. Adair. Ind.-Ddward
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-11

Ga. 1873, 4S3 Dip. q. =. =. :. :.
IS. D. n. Barton, Rapley. s. c.. l.
37S.4S2 Q-19.. >. :. -. =. =. E.
Va. 1875. 4S2 O-12).. =. .. :. =. =.
IS. Tai Griffin, Darnal. Miss, T.
37S,4S2 d-12).. =. =. =. =. =. E.
Is. $. NJ Mccain. Lineville. Ala, J.
31S.4S2 dip. . . =.
IS. Albert Sheets. Lebanon. Ohio, l.
37S,4S2 0-f2). =. =. =. =. =. =. e.
IS. J. II. Rockele, Irrelevant, Tenn.
l37S.4S2 Q-l0. =.
IS. Mrs Anna Bryson. Woodruff. S.
c., 7.37S,3S2 G-12) g.. . e. =.
rs. J. T. Mills. Marble Hin, Ga, =
37S, 49, G-1O. =. ..
70. samuel Meyer. Atlanta, Ca. l.
50. i r.. J. Chandler. Tallapoosa. Ga.
50. MIS-. p " Perdue, Griffin Ca.
1919, $50 o.. !. =. d. =. .. =. :.
so. J. ". Brumfeld Hardshell, La.
1918, $50 90. . . =.
so. O. c. Dark, Alexander City. Ala.
1913 $50 a., :.
Ma. 7.$7S.775 o.. :.
r. W $. Thomas Rockingham. n.
C., 7.@7S.l79 90. =.
81 J. s. Huckaby. Neck, Ala. l.
3!S419 90. o.. .. Sec.
ST. Dr j. F. Lee. Hopkins, s. G., T.
50. Mrs ] " Burrows Allen Farm.
80. ". 5. Bridges. Nashville. Tenn.
1.37S10 0-S)
Sc. }, n. Jackson Leesdale Ala.
',31S.1l' Q-S).. .. .. e.. p.
50. Jack Bennett Harmony Grove.
Ga, I37S,7T 49,. 49,. 81.
Sc. Mrs u. W Perdue, Griffin. Ca.
737S7U G-Sl.
So T. a Nolan. SonOia Ga -27S
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THE $4,000 PORT RECEIPTS contest
The Exact Fgure 7378627 Was Named Three ime Once
Within the Period of the Extra Offer 81 900 Being Ihus
Taken by Mr. J. D. Anderson, Marietta, Ga.

Mr. Everett Mccou s c. sent his exact April
and builder His second estimate was the
correct number inside the 10bae limit
about $4,000 bales off
onehaf to Mr. T. ladd Cheraw
c. figure the other half Mr.
Mike Brannen of East Bank '" Va' VINO struck ' one 0ae ABOVE
the
figures just bales the center 737S627
estimates should come Immediately
the first twentyegh prizes there are only
awarded entirely to contestant IwenS me prizes are
divided among instances
the division the h twenty-five
prizes that drop bale time noh
by notch, almost the endof list of $4,000 prizes
prizes there only about twenty-five that
go distributed among those who tied on
them being fifteen different contestants
and as will estimates coming within the
range of exact figure gets 90 cents
LIST OF PRIZE
appear checking records to be correct
occurred they are purely clerical and WI"
be n remiances
FIRST PRIZE $4,000, EXTRA $1,000
third period CHS being received April 1@
Tie betwee hree,7
% j. Ande Ma
Named exact figure 1882 April 81 100000
Also onethid $4,000 best estimate
exact 1888
(2) Mrs. j. /. Hubbard,
of Offered for best estimate exact or
j.. 49, 0 J Everett, C.
prize Offered for best estimate exact
or nearest 49,. '' = &c e - = 49, ~
SECOND PRIZE $1,000
(7378626 or 62S each Tie between two
o. Lad c. G$78y62S). :. 10000
(2) Mike W. Va. G%7S62G) 10000
THIRD PRIZE $780,
(737S625 or 500 Tie between four
o. wiIinehan, Ala (737S65 $1,000
(2) Sumter, c. C138625) 1850
81 r Gay, Gay Ga (737S625 125oo
az Shepard Ft Valley Ga (79786Z9) z9"o
4,s-, ..uo $4,000
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The 500 prizes.


Fourth nriza 500 G.37S.6ei or go next
nearest each way1 Tie betwee, four
~ y r,~,l,,> fcec Mn e4reet ca
~. 80 60, eq5 M
. Mrs d. w Ferdu". Griffin, Ga"
ITS 62f e.. g.. .. -. &C. go. ...-.. p 90
Amos Northcutt Jemisou. Ala.
n-S fof - % 90
,.t,.-,nio- WISE, Kane
.a'''''', 90 g.. e a. -, 32. %
nearest each wa&). Tie between three.
J. A. fuddlestou. Forsyth, Ga.
2,Q.es2 - . .S33 80
t,5,...rl ,fciar ot4q ,olaraine ave
n,fa CINCINNATI Ohio. 1913 G3i g.. SO
IG. y i''' Mic NIarshaiiii, Ala.,
<f3e 49,. . =. SO "a
i"e W , y Ifarrfeon nothan Ala.
12-S s23 ..... $50 q
Gnoae n i,omax. AbbeviIlc. s.
FATS GOO e.. Sc 9
Weaver, Americas. Ga.
seccn prize Sto5 C7.s7Se2i or as3J. Tie Be-
tween five
E-fes 4 Brown. Gay, Ca, 1915.
2 lIiss 1iittie Perdue. Griffin, Ga.
1875 tS:,.... go. b.. o.. e. e. on. o.. 900
3 r. l.. Payne Grove. Va. 1915,
521--.. 81. .. - W.
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The result of the based the official Of Sec
Exchange
tlfcatei
Orleans May certify receipts
September %
inclusive
(7s7se2D
G.
Secretary NewO Exchange
he already readers
briefly the the total
port receipts of cotton at all United States ports for the eo extending
from / Friday, May
The following which thousands
tesla compei
o o
receipts of all ted States ports from
So,
Fort he
10000
10000
the 10000
10000
the thirty 10000
For the 90
100000
CONSOLATION OFFER.
distribution
the above 5S prizes coming within 1000 bales either
........ 1, 800 90
CONDITIONAL OFFERS.
be will
add to the $4,000, f the exact estimate be received
February ... 100000
=. ............ :. . =. 100000
ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL OFFERS FOR EARLY EXACT FIGURES
before March TO- 1908 will add the s25ooOo first
should the % estimate not be named on or before March TO- but be
filed before April TO- 1903 will add the $25oooo first
prae ~. ~~~. 81 100000
divided
Mr. J. D Anderson Marietta Ga sent an exact estimate on April
day receives the
$1,000 within the time named He
the $4,000 the best estimate in the
contest. whether the exact figures or not
l. April
m contest T t ebalf OF ntntb 5000 5 Her ~D estimate l
0 onethd 0 s25oo,
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7,37S.739 Q-S) :; %
Al. Mrs; D. W. Perdue' Griffin' Ga 6
As. W. r. Bailey, Athens, La.
4s. Charles L. Barrett, Jersey. Ca.
40. i 7fsSal4 ra d,Iy = weich's Creek, 80
40 g ~ W Viii White, Millport, Ala,
~. Mrs. Robbie Cherry, Paris. Tenn,
1873, 513 90. =. =
49, NJ. J Wilinghan Greenwood
Ala 7.37S513 go. -. =
49, L. O. Harper, Honea Pain ;.
20 J j. 4 Ii''Si Dean .al ne Greenvile 5 G.
7.37s.7H 90 :. =
a. Miss Mittie Perdue Grifflh' Ga
So j " - Barrett carr Grecnviie, $ C.,
so j 1.''1 lamp Barnhart, Grimm, Ga,
7.37S742 DO =. -
81 H. NJ. Saunders, Sumter s c.
81 H '.S,s:'i Alp pI1a2 Houston, Tex,
81 P Sis;I1' \. roard. charlotte. y.
81 IKE &c Is L. st i1i i'' Montgomery Ala,
S. Mss ,i1.s;4 Annie ME- t-mer North, s. G.
s.. Henry my = McLcmore, Nashville,
Tenn. 7,378.745 -. T.: o.
81 Mrs. d II Broyles. Sc Merritts
Ave. Atlanta. Ga. 7.a7s. 7f6 -
55. Mrs o. " Perdue' GRIMM '''' >
s. s i:s''. a. s Sec stockport, Ohio
Sc. Mrs, J. r: q Nashville
Tenn. ''"'H''4o - l',,,,, "a
Sc J. B Mayo Mcpohoos"' >'''' /;
&c 'g 10 ,,,Ss 20 FARLEY. 2o3 Austell
did .l.raree :
Sc. r. L" Christopher. IT, Lam '''s''
Ga. 7$7S,5o6 do r,a+b 9 q
~ 7,37s5o5 G-i51 ,n5:,,,lo i
5. G, 7a7$.5os do s.a,,a ca.
g times 7.a7saes ca ,3cs
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The new u. g. battle ship Maine arrived
at the Brooklyn navy yard yesterday from
Colon for repairs. The ships engine frames.
four ge iron posts supporting part of
the machinery, have cracked resulting
from the terrific pounding of the vessels
engines during her trial and on the subse-
quent boiler test run to Culebra.