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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-07-23

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06
Sielp for be npolioenoe.

Bsanee @sunsiter bsr af Suit | bel
noroIiss Speriss o. Ginlaub, o. Cp.
raao ON 0i0lp for BE- nsoliesnbs fees
ialle iianbinabiiis glnbt, 6uuo, | 5lDs
oerlanont Os Der: ganiis ahialiss
SUMMER CT ipmmst iiiS % bIepen af:
isnot til be 9ifriit,r; hpor Rsoen CT
ifsrli, men messt manelsr snbRu: Der
pilOe sii Gurnssis % an Rpdti.llst
iunns BRUCE en- Srpiosl of fin RissOm
pdd en- pGrois Ttaaos % iiaiis iis isip
ben 1lGos ! Sjsrtst, iOm altiS isIssr
al at poe 3iGlp til liosnos Wsommnet
Ter; men bet blir moi fun ben fattigs
eller alminoslige Psrions soos Hiljs ca
StlpiOrnasisli.; iom osiaa Der nur.
uitit bIir at fOIs paa. Rinnsiotas
Yupsrnsr bar uofsot epradb ON pic.
bliiitlig 6lalp ianii uonabui tn aldno
| bert gShhip til d. mSotaa. giSrda.
alsreOs fStuO bdpbs aOniul Dob,
St pauI uoiisbt Gpruab ON burtig
SiGlp III bort lipsnos Srpssrfoli. Dc;
Der bar Sjerte % Raao til al isnos en-
siiarb, Tan isnOs Sioras til aOuIul
g. O. eess, Rem sS,sss.. sS,sss... e::: e::: !ass. ss!ss ,
Sf. pauf, glihu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06
ct SelpnIoro.

ct DlinnsapoIis uSiommaaet Slao
beretier. at Sobn q. SpOsltf; Sasis.
rsr | Iaanila. isnbte iis en- ausls sisn.
mem 5opebei paa III aOniSr napnis
Sp. Sans Si9stninse CT nf ben gls.
ming, at ban maa babe bapt ii slnialS
af gaupio. Senns Wsano r,ihe fra
gliHhedp6lis ipm Solbat | i3ss 9sin.
neiota Rssimsnt. % oa Resimsntst
reift hitm ieisn. bIsp ban tilbass
Manila Os praiiiisrsoe iOm Susiprsr.
Ssnsrs inbtraaots adn | aestsiidb meo
en- ipanit Sams. Saii par slDromano
Os oar ubeaunst oeS ariiiiania llui:
periitsi. 6an pdr ben lainms Gut
blaat. iOm RaniIabnsisii b,nionIires
ttbs, at Blob lille CT ipiisrt emo al:
minotlist srumiei gano, pso at Jorge
for Ssilasl9sselisn al ct nOrt Silb,
Der hapos eno.I grosiant at iraate til
6iIippinOsriit. mtOsns be ioriparsOs
fine Diem mob amsrilansrns.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06

~Ttt RsrIis Ssliiab amsriia" sr
nu bispen cannti, % fOrs cpsaptr
blanSt Bort 6uIi fan | bremtiosn bape
Saab on! Resting. Yt noriis Sipler
bsr | 2aiibst I. gr. q | IN baarlis 5or.
fatnins. bet bill oa iist Slol.rns ubs |
be fsrrf % minbte noriie Ssitl,tisn.
Ter. iaa eadrllg; al In Slaomano, ON
ban snIit, fis tt asposrnissariins
mso aunbIiab iiorit gr6mafii. ,r
benpiii til al ienot list III Rorss sfisr
sn. gt hi!itr bet ntipbts Selitab
psliommsd, % bbis tbsr nsrii Mano
% 2pinoe pil msloe fis iom TsebIsm,
bIir Seliiabtt en- 9laet, Tom ian no.
retie iiisgtt, mssti soot iblanet os.
tst idahani geIIlab pil iieo alnlinoelia
Siiilutnias mto 9iosn blipe iifanS iii
at isnbt iib be ttorifs Settlsuenter
SoreorassbOloers os Cpl9isrt | por
rist uorl,e etitraiur, st inabani Gel.
fab idn mulissns niso Siosn iprae for
mere Cps % Sang for Os Dor sllsrs
iaa snsfprmiss ailparslis pso at isnoe
no fra be itsrrt gpsr en- eaer aiiotu
rorit Sangiorsnins. Der iunbs op.
mnntre ss til at orsahiisre en- iisnsnbe
iSOrsiiiiis | bore eoialiteter. ienbe paa
Runotur uoouer 9anost en- Star, nor.
lie Surnsrr, Sor9tsm9no, Der tunoe
siUs SpDisninasr. Tom iii bort flppi
rulIsnos BLOB til at maRs ps til 6anb.
ling tsO at saa.i bore 69brss Spor
% Sbrte ben eblt Serat. ben. Der ale
5iotr bar pGret iaaean en- iremtrG.
oenos 5uttor | en- Stations iunot sr,ms
iirist Os SsorsiasiOmbsb. Bort iasi,
uSpsriiueiiss SiHbrinssr for ,t mere
ihobelesrist 2iv usOusr | Ssttlsmtai
tstns paa ben mSnDtOns grerie pil peo
I'll iaaOau Samn,niluEnins, iunme bIi
rtoost afpsisni Ssripr bsr liar grG.
risns Conner % 2sttrs biii, nnbnis
Organization ms6 Blabs; bs sip, sci.
itabet FIN ihIOt sililutniiis.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06
Dauise,S ,Sohu Ill georOpolst.

aapi,in ssbin gSHiR (aisiias |
| psri SprSs) flyer. al BAH iiai fsrs
Sen erp,sitiofl hob aUropOtsn, Der
lial hSriiH,s 6i Wiuiam 8Isslsr Os az.
sad fru srsii,si stOrss | Suui s,,aa.
tso. yar, SieSIsr bar sriler,i fis bils
iis til dt hunss uO m,s bSpr mss,t bel
IiaI part for bette icrnuses 3Orips paa
at finos pOlsn, % aaptsin aiaiiItt aes
iaIis tptnuIiS, al beer < W'uBs ,btibcrb
ildl pert Dantss, iaa oct nptitt atiiua
III, for unort anisriiahsrs at mtIs, iis.
aapt,intn mso BET iiosparslsnbt saapn
sr en- samui,l challenger; bt yani,tn
usntef Hs ifori asiuliai,r a. etpsSi,
iisnsni
n.y.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06
9s tprIte blanot gaaiioner.

sntallst al Smmisrantsr. Tom ian.
b,Os Der ea''o,, | slarit .nSsnSs sots
SUM 1902 par 64s, 743. hpprdi i65, /.
los iite iunbs lGis sasr iirips, aliias
asa psf. ai bet iamItbt antdI.
"9uIut6 5tralO" bot Siiaitlissiprt
In Statifit Obtr sIniallsi Of Jmmii
sranttr. iOm iiis tan luis % Iiribs:
sianSinapsrns iiaas iSm no. II Gp.
lpsnins nu ioH iOrssOasitS. aar, issi
fun eli af hptr Zoo lite iaA las %
firips. aitiia titt ! psi
Ger tr aittu SDu be ibrititaia, Nas
tiUndIiister; Slanoin6ust Opfsfi timber
si iom In RdiiSn;
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06
geilsttelie for Yoitiasier.

6oli. oer bar fine Yoiiiasisr pse
Veisn foran Quiet. bar lioeu Sruno til
at frpsts. at bsres goii ital blips bort.
itiaalst slsr pbsl0st al uosnioriiaasnos,
bpis eoiilOptn sr ijsnbt af 6plist.
Oct iorubiatiss bsnns 9op. at pph.
iasitrus CT fabri.ersos al en- Wano, Der
bar faaet p0hmeiisr gsnsralsns gi.
fab Ill aoniruitionen al bsm, % at
be u fOripntbe msb islssubs Orb:
"apprOpeo By ths pOitmaiisr General. :
aasIer. Der iaaleoes or mar.sos, pil
bIips beiiptisos Of iplssnos parasrai
2optif:
Den. iom berefier mto bile slsr
ai Cnbiiab bsiiabissr. nsbriper sIIsr
soelGsstr nossn Srfpiasis sasr anbsn
Sebolosr. Der CT opiat ifsIae Crbs Of
poimsaergsneralen, approbsrsi sIIer
ionifrueret ifsles bans Grbrt iii glOo.
taselie eler siflsperins af poiiiassr bsb
en- fri Gmbrinstliesruts; ellst fem brp.
Der Op famine, iilisler sllsr poel9sssr
poiiioser oeponerebs oeri; tIlsr iom
ifi9ler poitiassr fra en- iaaoan grsp.
iasie sner meo Billie bj9iper inostn al
be foran mapnis CpertraoelIer - iial
for botr CpertrGbslis itrafss mso en-
Rullt. Der iiis mao operffise $1,000.
slIer msb slansiei inotil tire War"
Oct forbrss osunt QSp. at eisrns
ai iaaoanne poiiiasisr maa is til, al
bolbe gsisn inb til oisie liar, iaa poIi.
fsrereu inssn Sinbrinssr iinbtr al
naa oeiii.
9et CT ifunbb,o en- prGstis Sniiiiu.
tion bette pofoaisn. Sillist Os srsii
| snbper SenIssnbe. Qunbe atinba.
nspafsnet osiaa iaalsbss tsnime unoer
Rssisrinssns Fanber, sr Der liben
apipl ON. at einier pilos blips bpsssi.
bpor be transes. % at Siastisrns pil.
be bsipe biiiiss NOT iii at ole iunbs be.
nptte Sernbunm. % life blot en- Srst.
bel af Sefplininssn, iuia nu sr 5il.
falott.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06
5jsISsis lilinssr.


JjSsSsS >sta"Ssts
ssIsiSlIas . snfshss.
@I, ealsrl ilai sm nor aibaans ayltins
cs gcabs nnbs snbpts iiar.
e Setter tsmHe pea 1rolbtinb after,
I'll s,iSfssb belle stn ,pslmsans,sdr.
tslaar psa efiolbens lSissu snsu'
eisusl aismll
Sursissm
sions, sipnri
rob csins Ssumss esiolDsm blimit
Mss siIboIs y iin beue aans.
eens esehis ben sftsr pssasbsiu,
Saa bar % Ssttsrns Dor Saaasr
eiom! eismIl
Gursi.cm
J sisn, | eiorni
Q. fidfs ealber. iIoa ahar paa 7sesia
8of Que btin. len % Iiaa inios!
sab Setter aibrisss uatf iounsrrs,
saa q not saibasns bin Sane COB.
sicul slouii
Gnrsisom
J eiom. ieisml
"a Ssasnatstta itai enss iast,
lin 5iol ipilIsf su spis gnr,
80 ranisH saar paa ss bsis epsstr,
ssm Iiessr bsrsiaf hos big. Ralbat.
eious! eismll
eursis6ri
: siem. | eionil
2bof iistsr snbnn iiiss iint eifh,
% llisaarbsiidnEa sr iaan fin,;
Rsn ben, forii sIistr sr gars gmm.
2bi; Trassr aIsus | Strisen blinst.
tieml siomll
Smrsisrm
J eisu, | siom!
q. ". aalitas.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06
9st narile seIilab | ameriia

Det noriie Ssliiab | ameriia
bIeD paa Snsbubelie af en- grbeisstO.
mite mtb pafior golbabI % gefpr
siriebers Spibisn Orsauiier,t pao
Dulles Sotea. Eianeapolis airsoao
iosriss iIss. Over 100 9oremanb al
fOriislliss eipsfillinbir bar msct fr.m.
Gst blep psotaset. at sortninatns
Rauh iial bare -9st Roriit Seliiub
amtriid". Ssliiabtss 5ormadl iiaI
blanbt anost O6rs d nbbreoe anerii,nb,
COB iiorii 2iisratur, baaos fra Wpra,
% ita bette eann. Som Desolsmmel
bliper at anis enbper wlano sIIel
apinbt al bel-eIIer.balp norii gprt
BIB eriosseIien af Oh aarlss Ron.
tinseui sIlsr. ON u,an sniier $40 en-
Sang for ale. gsb ct ienrre Rso.
blep bet snopiosrs fOrsiIaast, at Sslita.
bet buroe pirie for CprsttsIisn af nor.
lie 5olisbsiiioIsr | 2isbsb mes be oan-
iit, bpilist 5Orilas man blsp snis, ON
btIlsr isnsre at ipmme tiIbass til, gu
9anitt aiilutisos Rsbei.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06

enod l5OIi bar baabs gbntr o. gn.
srsi I'll ai TONNE Hs frem Bsrben, %
aIlisepd CONNER Dc uIbris sibefe, lite
foroi ot ilnblabsr at bsnptii fine go.
ner. men fSrh bt ihbpier BEN iii ct
liD.lansi iharbist arbsios fof di BIN.
Sre aats tlIer inbbilois siibnltr at
lobe fra fis poa Qiusts sllsrs Siit mol
slresslpis Srabsrbdni.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06

SiS iHoi hppr 6srrsn iuisr ine
tyr iHssn ssiSins panbrs.
iom bar iOrslsmt mso trOlsii Sinh
1T 6Gortlino for anors.
Sam piioe Raoisl sribe. - bles
bon piyos bsrs Siossu iirss.
buor i'aasnbs oshs Rsitsr ftss. -
bib tor si Rioins panors.
R,rstitdS,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06

Gm bdrinhisrtiss gdaricI oil ON
lite ret lGnse alter brinss garme %
@labs be faitise bism. bror anloe
% Gattisbuih bor beriei sisnnsm Bin.
tsren. SOlns bsiliss garihs bar
beloispis inssn gaammshssprier snbnu
Faasi HiOnopol paa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06

's.S ST. ssas i,a fauOi | stssOsi
isaar; psriuf'
sRdih
rGn ir;isSs GpistrlF
'Sdd ton Su 10 ilad faH. at a;is
hdnSri I bort sastii III; sr, iOnt bet
saiSt kSf,;',1
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06

81 5sriias er spps | Rsprsisntami.
buffet waibinston saasnos ub paa at
forbobls prefomiens saIar, aliiaa
s10O, 900 slarei.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06
Sarpulguo.

6slssnes sr Surpmar,o, Opnaunt.
til aitnsiis pso Rsisisrminsn, Der be.
srnbsr SisistSn S,h i7bs ltbruar:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06

70 Iesrt Der inbebapt Gmbsbtr ioui
Ssnatorer of Be lsofaebs siair. %
inssn af be poihs blsp ibartsbs bsrpstr
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-02-06

lssi s,i.r' ia shrssmanS;ai idii
tbs sis," I'd Ssmmsrsn.
"Sbssioti zer 81 psiaa inisrssis.
isbs, ( eaSinss assrso ssisn;i isr.
bsafd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
YESTERDAYS STOCK MARKET.
Excessively Dull but Distinctly Strong.

II New York, Sept 4.-To-day's stock market was again excessively dull, but distinctly strong. The three days which will intervene before trading will be re-
 stunned prompted the closing up of speculative accounts and the fact that | tomorrow is also holiday in London
 emphasized this disposition. It is evil dent that the majority of outstanding accounts was on the short side. Atch- ison was the feature of the market both as to volume of dealings and width of
 movement, it's extreme advance of 25s easily distancing all other stocks. Some
 very heavy bear accounts were covered
 on the advance which helped the up- ward movement. The extent of the
 movement gave rise to some surmfses of an accumulation on a large scale possibly for purposes of control. Rock Island interests were pointed to by the current rumors and there seemed to be an effort to convey the impression that Pennsylvania and Hartman interests were opposing or, competing with this accumulation. The Atchison movement
 
 eral list, but the largest response was confined to the southern and southwest ern corn and cotton carriers. The move ment may have been in part a reflection of the government report on cotton, Whih had a continued influence also in inducing liquidation in cotton. Reports of frost in the northwest gave rise to some fears that the cold would extend into the corn belt and may have been an influence in the strength of south western railroad stocks. The tone of
 the recently reported utterances of the secretary of the treasury on the general business and financial outlook have an encouraging effect upon sentiment and
 his advocacy of an emergency circula- | tion fosters the hopes of the financial district for such a measure. The fore- casts of the currency movement of the week indicate a slight improvement in favor of the interior which, with the weeks losses to the sub-treasury, show
 a probable decrease in reserve held by the banks of $3,5Oo,00O. There have been some Shipments to the south in connec- ton with the cotton crop moving, but | the movement on balance would have
 been in favor of New York had it not been for the large special movement to Boston. which seems to have amounted
 to over $2,O00,00O and is attributed to
 a New York interest in copper affairs. The complexion of the loan item is
 shrouded in the usual doubt. The clos 1 ing was steady and very dull. Bonds were dull and very firm and government bonds continued to ad- vance. Total sales par value $755,0O0.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
WHAT SALT WILL DO.
A Few of the Medicinal Virtues It
 Contains.


 A Few of the Medicinal Virtues It
 Contains
 Common salt is useful as tonic. an internal antiseptic, an external stimu- lant, etc., besides possessing other medicinal virtues too little known and appreciated. A bag of hot salt is very soothing for neuraliga, toothing ear- ache and similar affections. In croup it is reliable and harmless remedy, the doses being a teaspoonful mixed with a tablespoonful of honey, frequently and freely. For a sprain nothing will give relief more quickly quickly than cold salt water; swellings may often be re- duced very quickly by frequent bath ing of the part affected in strong brine: and taken moderately, it is an antidote for alcoholic poison. It is an excellent hair tonic, Salt and water will remove tatar from the teeth, and, mixed in equal proportions with soda, salt makes an excellent dentifrice. In cases of dysentery, salt taken in vine- gar and hot water. usually gives great relief: and for cholera morbus add a teaspoonful of the strongest pepper to the dose. For dysepsia and many other disorders of the stomach, salt and water will prove an effective remedy; and for collie. teaspoonful in half cupful of cold water, taken as soon as possible, is
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
THE BLACK CAT.
A Discourse On The Most Uncanny of
 ,1 ', Hoodoos.

A Discourse On The Most Uncanny of
 Every traveller who hasn't an accident policy will indorse Engineer Bittman of the Lake Shore fast mail, who wouldn't take his train out until black cat that had hidden under the engine was captured and prevented from running across the track in front of the pilot. The train was delayed Il minutes until the cat could be taken into custody, but had it required an hour to deprive her of liberty the passengers would have cheersully set there, the men smoking their cigars and the woman opening their handgags and readjusting the con- tents two or three dozen times more. It doesn't so much matter what the signs and portents are after you are fairly started. but it is the first evil fore shadowing before the journey is began that is freighted with the deepest dread.
 Black eats are singularly fated to cross paths. Can you recall a single instance when a cat of that description ever turned back or could be frightented into retracing her steps? She may make a long detour. but at some point she interests your intended path, on the scamper knowing well her harmful. errand. Her apparently perverse fixity of resolution is, of course, not her own. Tt1 s,, hot oF o11 HA1; creatures, burns a spark from the pit.
 The black cat is the familiar of the witch and the witch is one of the minis teroing earth-mymidons of the Powers of Darkness That cat but does the will Of a higher mind. Black cats are a race apart from other cats. Did you ever see a black cat on a. dark night sitting. on the fence-top or the coal shed or anywhere, wasting precious hours in foolish serenades? You never see anything but white or gray or tortoise shell, perhaps mottled cats, en- gazing in such nonsense. No black cats visible. The black cats are out on their mission of malevolence and a swift and passing glare in the darkness about as big as a goeseberry alone betrays their s SpIesSliSe. iLllSS ldfe 5lio CoIS lo pldSu ue their enemy, man by merely irritating his ears when they are the trusted messengers of more dread affiictions.
 Others cats travel in lines parallel with your own directin of progress; they playfully disport along the walk of perhaps just inside the fence, following you for blocks, gratefully and affection ately. But a black cat crosses your path at the first oportunity. It knows its business.-St, Louis Globe-Demo- era. ..''
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
','' 'f 'S stomach Traubie.

T have been troubled. with my stom- ach for the past four years, ," says D. L. Beach. of Clover Nook Farm, Green field, Mass. "A few days ago I was in- duced to buy a box of Chamberlain,s s Stomach and Liver Tablets. have talk en part of them and feel great deal better" If you have any trouble with your stomach try a box of these Tab lets. You are certain to be pleased with the result. Price 25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
wiled in the Town Clerks Office Yes

Wiled in the Town Clerks Office Yes
 tarday. ., Warranty Deeds. . .. Edgar c, Snyder to Lila M. Elliott, Norton street, 35 feet. s. .e F. s... Thomas Trainor, ct ux.. to John c. Punderford, Fillmore street, 50 feet.
 Andrew Moorhead, ct al. to Frederick R. Hamre, Catham street, 4Ox115 feet. Jacob H. Rubin, ct al, to Yalman Lakan, York street, 3ox7s feet.
 Mary E. Reynolds to Hubert w. oviatt, Fillmore street, 42x120 feet.
 James Carrigan to John c. Punder- ford, Fillmore street, 50x120 feet. a..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05

When you wake up with bad taste. in your mouth, go at once to a drug store and get a free sample of Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One or two. doses will make you well. They also cure biliousness, sick headache and constipatio M. =. .- .. -e.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
/ Quit Claim Deeds.


 George H. Beebe, ct ux,, to Michael Walsh, Orange street, 20 feet inches Savings bank of New London to An gelo Porto. Grand avenue, 5O1-2 feet. Trustees Old Almshouse Farm to Kate Trainor, Fillmore street 50 feet. James W. Coyne, ct al., to Kate Trainor, Fillmore street, 50 feet.
 Henry Herz to Jacob Rubin, York street. 30x79 feet y&
 Catherine E. Rich estate to Mary E Reynolds, Fillmore street, 42x120 feet. Herbert w. Oviatt to Fair Haven & Westville Railroad company, Fillmore street, 42x12O feet. A
 James Carrigan to John c. Punder- ford, Fillmore street, 42x120 feet.
 John c. Pundersord to Fair Haven & Westville Railroad company. Fillmore street, 42x120 feet. IT s John c. Punderford to Fair Haven & Westville Railroad company, Fillmore street, 42x120 feet. &'' <G%'.,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05

a speedy cure. The same quantity taken before breakfast is very good. The West Indian negroes declare that plenty of salt, administered at once, will step a coming attack of cholera.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
NEW TORK STOCK MARKET.

Opening, Highest. Lowest Quotation, On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
 by Prince & Whiteiy, Brokers. 15 Center
 street, New Haven. G
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
STEPHEN D. BROWN ILL.

The unwelcome news of the danger ous illness of Stephen D. Brown at his home. s1 Edgewood avenue. will be re- gretfully received by his host of friends in the city. Mr. Brown has for the past sixteen years been connected with the Hyperion theater in. the capacity as usher and for several years past has been in charge of the entire force.
 He is also employed at the William Schollhorn company in the important capacity of shipping clerk. MT. Brown las been i'll since last Sunday and his condition does not seem to improve. 7
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05
If tho Bnby l. Cntting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well.tried remedy; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for children's teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pains, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for disr. rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
 d11 mwf&w 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-05

"I'll be back in couple of minutes, " as Lou Dillon remarked to the starter. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 My mamma belongs to eighteen so- cieties."
 well, my mamma belongs to nine- teen.' ~2 !
 "Yes. but three of the societies your mamma belongs to are for the s'pres- sion of the same thing.'''-Life. -r =, .
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cIosin- Prices.

9s--- = NEOstNI FFICots { The following are the closing prices re- ported by rrince & Whltely, Bankers and
 Brokers. 52 Broadway. New York; 15 centss
 street. New Haven. Conn.,:
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Government Bonds.
ch,cn..o yvhpnt r,arket..

Reported over private wires by J. L. Me- Lean 6 Co.,, % Broad street, New York. New Haven office, $40 Chapel street, Hubin- ger Building Norman A. Tanner Manager.
 Open. High. Low Close.
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Mortgage Deeds.

~HV@ ]11SsNNJs | Angelo Porto to Savings bank of New London, s5,5o0, Grand avenue; 50 1-2 feet.
 Yalnan Lakan to acob H. Rubin, $1,- 800, York street, 30x79 feet
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Mechanics Lien.

Central N. E. Brick FIX. Co. on Henry c. Bretzfelder, ct al, $l4z20, Congress avenue, 91 feet.
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ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE. George B. Lewis estate ta Betsey A. Lewis, Congress avenue, 60 feet.
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EittatrrfaI.
GET THE BEST.

Get an Endowment Policy in the ProYi. gent Life and Trust, Company, and you will psEe IIa Lhe very best the country affords. The Premium rates. Management expenses and death osses of that company have, for 37 years, been lower than those of any other company In the country. And these always M USI determine the real cost of insurance. T. B. DAVIES, Agent, s4S Chapel Street
 New Haven. Conn.
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The Union Trust COnDaly

NEW HAVEN. K CHARTERED by the State of Cornecti- cut with authority to act as Executor. Ad. ministrator, Guardian. Receiver or Trustee. under will or deed.
 Is a legal depository of money paid into Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corporationr and individuals. and administers trusts Of- all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks,s bonds, or other evidence of indebt- edness, manage sinking funds, and do all business such us usually done by. Trust Companies. 1t also does a general Banking business. collecting cheeks, notes, coupons, and re- ceives deposits. The principal of each Trust Is invested by Itself and kept separate and apart from the general, assets of the Com pany.
 This Company is by law regnow.the cor ined by the Bank Examinaradfz ztne<6s11e or Connecticut.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
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APPOINTMENTS.
 Charles T. Coyle, ad., on estate o1 Charles H. Coyle. ;"
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