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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

era,ly; had no appetite. was dizzy and suffered with headache most of the time. I did not realize that my kid neys were the cause of my trouble, but somehow felt they might be. and I began taking Swamp-Root. as above stated There Is sucn<a pleasant taste to Swamp-Root. and 1t goes right to the spot and certainly drives disease out, of the system. It has cured me- and I cheerfully recommend 1t to all sufferers. Gratefully yours.
 MRS. A. L. WALKER,
 21 Mcdaniel St., Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
oeaooard AIT Line Ny.

Leave Arrive Daily. Montgomor1b Ala D4uy. I:Svan HI urtsh 0. CoIumbusI
 iRachland. Albany, Ameri-l
 ieus CordeIe. JAcksonVtIIs,I
 Ma on (via CorueieI. sa-
 I Vaanah ard points East 7's6pm (Via Western kalIway 1
 and AtIanta-l ..xaro iFor Raleigh, Norfolk. Oldi a:zOarn i1oint comfort, PeteFsburgj
 tIx ,ok mond, WasnlnKtonf
 fIsaItImUre. New Ysfk anjl
 ,.ll )otits East PulImanj
 IsIseiIer Atlanta to Nor-i
 folk and New York DlnInsf
 lear sarvIce on noon traIni oonnn from Atlanta a,eo~ S:sQpm Union Union s1,'hss. dn ss.h Ala; and
 Tween Montgomery and Ftl
 IDavin- Solid train fori
 Union Springs. chanRei
 of cars. 7.as. Delightful Rail and Water trip to the Ea.f via Norfolk or Savannah. Apply to Chs. C. Hicks c. A.. B. T. Suratt U T. A Nor, gomery. Ala. for full Information or Charles F. Stewart A G.. P. A, Savannah Ga. sr>-"- ~-@ept Sunday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
The Civil Division.

The CiVtl DlVnet0ns
 In the Civil Division of the City Court of Montgomery Judge A. D. Sayre yesterday heard the non Jury case of the Capital City Building CO, against D. r. Flood. The case was taken under consideration by the Judge.
 The only case set for trial in the Civil Division for today is that of Mar tha G. Shepard. as executrix against Archie Douglass as clerk of the Cir cult Court of Lowndes County. A Receiver Appointed.
 Jacques Loeb was yesterday appoin- ted receiver for Mcqueen and Co, the large mercantile establishment of Greenville against which a> petition in bankruptcy was filed Monday.
 Mir. Loeb made his bond and quail fled as receiver.
 W. F. Vandiver and Co.,. and Winter Loeb and Co.,, of Montgomery are creditors of the Greenville firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
New Dining Service To Indianapolis and Chicago

Over Pennsylvania Lines
 The Chicago Special" leaving Lou isviile s:2O a. m. daily. has new cafe car. Service a la carte; prices accord ing to the card. Complete menu served in regular dining room. Further in- formation given by ]. M. Harris. Assist ant General Passenger Agent. Ctncin- natl. or R. IT. Lacey. Southern Passen- ger Agent, Nashville, Tenn. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

CURB0W-CLAP2 MARBLE Co.. soe-z11 Dexter Ave-. Montgomery, Ala.
 Phone 1l5. Mention The Advertiser when writing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

Gas Ranges and Gas Water Heaters sold at cost. In stal. .ments of 50 cents per week. Big Discount for Cash. Connected FREE. Open Evenings.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

If you believe in negroes dining with the President of the United States, go 10 the polls and vote for Roosevelt CT stay away altogether. B0t #jf yea believe chat ho1s no better than henegroes with whom he dimes and whom he appoints 10 hold office in the South, then yon will % to he poll next Tuesday and bury Roosevelt under an ava- }auohe ct pare white ballots.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
The hist Club.


 Ms l. X. Long entertained the Wednesday, Whist Club this week in h-r usual clever manner. The game Was very exciting aud tie ladies exert el their utmost skill to win the honofs for ttc week, winch con is of hanG- some gold pm @5tH tie initials W N C, standing for "Wednesday Whist Clih to he wotn uutil some 0 her te comes the yict I.
 Mfs D 0. Bfideforzh was tha lucky wIHnar, atd vi Waar tie haAm, p.oaty fer al least week.
 Mss Name Wieti-ad punched
 Refreshments et saal and coifr( canrses, were served. and were Yery dainty.
 Those present were club member: only, as follows
 Me danes .BatesaH. =St He, l. Tuf Icy. II \. keiah', Bfdgterth. D Q Brdgfor-h. I-aacs. Mss Annie Fa. sell, Lucy Williams, BatE Hatehes Louise Gatlng, LdGa BeH, Martfs Cummings, Mamye P'Pool, Gertrude Walton, Ida Walton.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
ga- T --s-

oecuuIse t costs tn keep youg dress above cr8e sm bat poop ( wao h,tTe toadea sfteeess itflfe Wilt8eil vaa that4t pays. THr cost is reduced t3 tH- miHi- mum when you tfa5e where pue ~ ate alsags consistent and the variety safi
 eleut. We have the choicest selection ot Ladies Gloaks and Jachrts. in tap ,test styles and colorings, eyer seen in Forest eIty-semethiaz lo suit every tlsze. every pnrsF. aud every condition pr contingency. Tha prjcas are the most attitetlve. ranging tram S,3 30, which Is good cheap ~rap to s2u tar tle mosteIeg tnt W'ap ot t.4z ,rasen' : output. Eadles. cali and see this very beautiful line. Fussel. Graham X c..
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
NOTICE

To tla telf1f and ~taes Ha.G. q; tse Ar
 t.1-as# .ttau -rea-.s-- tca. any. aud iu
 ''H#H f A5#e cone
 Afpti 4 EIs Htts.A ulNta fhH' Car-eHUs \ N l-- aud atHefs. creditors and stock n4iacl- of lhe { snu,as Cotton Products turutu5 hHV- tH>iHtufr5. q >..lt 55i# ttt Chan CCff Hlfta t' #f#t5if-f f.lEufy fer tna p!fr >t Ut ssaHs tl.e -att AFaan-4- Gaffna F =i- #=at~ taH3HUf WE9tiiu4 gt ft- affairs e44l =Aeat.H .H##Hs It- 1#s=1t@ among ff~ efea f- aH ~'utkheaH.r- fo accordance With the Iae,- ai -Hr -tt#e U, Af8zssr ~asl aHl att ottd fHf-. 4 h9lztetl- atsa a1ee, peHs tt.@ 5Hfera>te4 s54' .tHeo 1hAt lan suder~5e 5cd VIII aSk f5I a ae#eee n accordance With thc pfaYer tae sad tlu Hlal.t- #3 the next -HEtlEq at tAa s# e.at#, Nlrtae# Tn regular. she al aft..- mud zH--i lgs It a' -Ieh uHe fh e-af. 4z= =ht.. cau ut -lI a Al hearlng IElm tEH--sl.i ea.ri fttl E IENtNUA f.lSH
 Attatue3 toF El4.at4as.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Iha official year for al county and township qeilleprs expired Nouday II ght, When all cid officers sUa""eded them
 selves fal auosfet term ei two ypaI~, except Capt, Ha9knS, tfe35uref, who k se6ee ded by Mr Feaeer Laaehlae- heH=e, and Plot G. W Ghusta5U saf- vefaf, Ntaa- succeeded by ArI N
 Fred Prevent All wee sworn m aud have entered ufen the discharge ot their respective offices. In the ab- seeet ot Ga2r. Hasklus. who is al home tick Hilh nHeuw6aia. NJ , f Fan- drsHh has charge of the lrmster of the books ana funds to the new teasarer
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
&lOO Reward -HIoo-

He rerdtr, ui this pHPcr wiIi hs pleased fl learn t#attHrle l- at es-t ore 4eealeI e4- gHsr flat se=rlge HH~ ueeH Hhle fH=t'lr,- #tr IF. fEs~ ~fuGts= and thai zts Afafrh HIEz- NftzITFa tQle i- the uuN p4-ttlNe. g4te uQw known <. the WcGicai fraternity. tHtarrh heIng Il con ettuuuua5 u1-ca9e, requires couS1utIaut treatment. HAH GHtarrH Cure ts taken fl ltrEdliA. dGiIng uUectN upon tue blood aUI mucous surfaces ot the system. theichs de -treytDS the foundation If +}1p a4sease, aut gNfnp thc ratlent ,ttenAth tV buldn9 ul the toHlFHtIon ana assisting nature in deIHl ItS Nurk- The prNUtlct1is have ~g much fam VI its curative powers that thce oHer On, HHHeipg a448rS tar anN ease tHat II tazis II eQre. ~tEG tar li-tei ,-.II-auitH-
 Alaic-- - tHer.t < g=l-. ieItil-O.
 Fake h4t> tamIIY tlas far constipation.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

TAp attention If our readers is called
 several ltW advertisements tHs week. They iefl the wh1ie story aI vhaf, when and where to buX. NF \ l. Grady has Yerv attractive ad CT .lsemelt. and ls otleriug ST cudtd me of goods af the most reasonable lliees. Itsad Us ad and give tim a aatl. Tell nm you saw it in The Times &esslS BeekrI ' Lewis Lave an ar- 1ouuc' ment ? tHIs issue nat WI be feHad ot esgcci interest 70 the ladies Nee.f & Neblett and J. Ii Dunayart zach baye handsome new ads. and thele lS ye'y interesting story con- ,ained in al the other advel tfsemtats.
 Don't 'cfgel that Anna Dslouy Na tH. In tie Prisoner of kenda. as E5e- tGfa dra.aa Will appear al lhr ,r -m f0esa cu ae uiehi of SoVembor 2Isf Mir Frau G. fCttus las secured tbis ttt3ae'l3 and Il can Ee relied upana3 being tf7 elass. Il Martin appears undel ste auspices of the Nashville El- -eau aud her performance here will be l.beneht Come out and near th;s ex- ,elI-nt lro8ram.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
-.....

Tae Ste.fe.1 pony =i4nelus to the
 AHdlen ot Mir. " F Williams. ran away Tuesday Wh3je helrg dIyta l. Miss HartersA. Mss Eu,t A}aridte Was accom- aaying her, and executing >Je tainted. fhate was no damage done \ enup'e= =ot gallant boys about tteir same age wer 10 the rpscue ot the grlS. nd brought lhe uuruly and spugMIY Itt3- auma ho1e lh4 excitement started on South Rassrf street. .If-at the home of MT. and Mrs. S. II Mann.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
a ~z C. Reward.

He lave q large num&er.ef catt. TUT njue tbe hiils and blttcms. vt fe5 we desaetofaaaa0p. and til pay ea- dollar pef head for aa c41geIe.oas H, fe=9- delivered at Borair The bran ], ale as fellows
 R5am=ea G=eH5 sft=H T : on Irtt s3te-ll6s. Bon left hip.
 ] on left hip.
 T on left hip
 Ton ef'l.pa7d f shouldlr ssh WI lp tId on delivery.
 IH4Hp-LEHI- CATTLE c.. BaH.5r. Ark. Ney 1a
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
When You Have a Sad Cold.

You want a remedy that will not only give quick relief but effect permanent curr.
 Nou want a remedy that Will relieve the lungs and keep approximation easy.
 Gau want d remedy that will counter act any tendency toward pneumonia.
 4on want remedy Chat is pleasant aHd sale tO take.
 Chamberlain Cough Remedy meets q of the requirements and fer tAe speedy and permanent cure ef tad colds stands without a peer. Fol sac by j J I Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
aeD 2 ~a
Cured Consumption

Mrs. F.. W Evans, Clearwater, Kan, writes: Ny husband lay sick for three months. The doctor, sand that he had quick caasuHptoa. We procured a bot tie ot Ba .atd's Horchnuad -yrup, and it cured hna That was six Yeai~ ago. Since then we have always keIt a bofIe in tHe house. We cannot do without 1t. t0r coughs and colds il has no rqaat.H Poe. 50e, < co. Sold by ! T. Studefs.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
Herb ". Edwards ipJarea.

Hero V EdWards, of Des N0I0fs. Ia gaia fall on an iey ~ajk Hi-t e4ater. spralHiug his ATi,t and mus4a- his knees .'.ihe next day. " he ~ays. .taey were so sore and stG ! pas atrald | woa,d nave to stay ja led. bat raabeu them With Chamber Pam l}atm aud
 after a few applications a soreness had disappeared FeF sale y J. I. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
la.l t.n la!'

Cotton rteeip, f1tt, '3s. ..f lpI have fallen aff c1es ''.I. ..ls 4oas6slt : ef the deel'ulug rftts s.-,. eaa'ea tfy0fahlr sta t sia .,.thef ji1' the growers to inssfe afg s.ry st4la 44nea Gnanttip- af the isse' 's f.s. and the rrcriats tfa G.rta bef .,. s.'. g,.lis. Hv ii, excess of =ttu-e et ze8i allg P4rraI, this aad @e.l
 tie pree gullg oh.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
NIMGCKS WAKIuOU sI..
Note the Sign.

Chops, Corn. Stvck Food Praire Hay, Timothy Hay. Mixed Clover iiae. Bran. Cotton seed Maal, llulls, Feed Oats. All offered to the Uale WAast sale and retail Free delivery tey taAu Jrade GlXe Us share ot yaat aUdtIs We N III always ny to please Fou. If4 our NeaQaa Stock Food W- guar,a.- J-e best ot satisfaction fer uorS and cattle We can give you abundant tuedi reference as t0 its merits.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Arm yourself with straight Democratic ticket next Tues day, 70 to the polls and rebuke Teddy, the Terrible, who will appoint ne. sroes to fill the offices in the South.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
Strayed or stolen.

From BaokfiSh Lake. some inc in July, one brown mare branded ou .rft sho0 der al d itw with c9efe II, aged 6 years Had q bay e5It6 months cd. Win pay Jbprai reward for retmn ot Said animals, 0a fir information iesd- Ing to the rrcoVptY of same
 WILLIE i.tSDEJsi. Charlottesville, Ark. Oe;. 49 l994.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
COnstIpatLon

deaith k absolutely impossible. if con ~tpauon be present Many serIobs eases of aver and kidney complaint have sprung nom Be4iaetsd constipation such de plerahse condition is unneee >ear& Ihpte ls a care tar 1t. Hefhjue Mi speedily remedy tnas1a,s. C A. Lndsat, r NJ Bronson faa, Uftes, Feb. 1e 1ae-: "4aHsHg tssed llerAue. l hnd Ia fine medicine far constipation d0. bottir. So.d by j. T. sanders
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

If there is anything in the world ,hat would induce il white man to 70 to the polls and vote, il ought to be the thought that Roosevelt ia running for president You know his record. Nufl scd.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

For Saturday and Monday ouly We wni have d Special Rihton Ssl- Il greatly reduced prices The entire lffc viii be sacrificed. and the opportunity k here offered you to secure Hhat yen nsea In Ha he Rt the lowest et ~5Ib 2 c4st. Ttr llue k very complete and geIf etly fresh. k II Winfield X Go.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Eds V. Ii. Paslay and ]. X. Nr- Card, sqire ! l. Sanders and NIT. Jesse Hodges If yesterday for Littl- Raek. to attend 'he annual meeting of Ie General Association Of Baptist~. Mf. Matthew's of Colt was to have gone With them
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
Doesn. t Respect old A ge.

lt~ -hametul when youth fafis 10 show proper respect t1r o.d age, but just thp contrary ID thpca of Dr. kug " Lie i'l.s. They cut oH maladjes mo ia tat how severe and irrespective 0f old as-. DtePrp-.a JaWaire, Fever. C9n,t.p4- tuu al yF5ds to this perfect pH 4z.. it al dug stores.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
A Guaranteed Cure for Plies.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or protrG- tua Pie, pruez SIS lrtund money fl Paka Ointment faUs 10 cure auN case, Q matt.r cf how llug Standtns. Tn 6 t3 Il days. Ftrst app tzeauon EIyes =ea~e and lest 50. ItNoai drusg.,. alsh | .t --. -.sa aoe n ,;aups and It VII he foTNatted postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., >t Louis, Me
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
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Quality birh Prices 'aw. IT u the deabr impression No1 set as Nul about ear store. Nof In any one 9H- lar meut but ali tb- Way throfE5. Bhs Is meet emphat eaiiy tue in -aal Iarga furniture room. where Ne have sevrf.l caff ads ut fhe ctpeHfs, aHa htst Furniture in thto Ciiy Mp Want to show Yeu some If he pret1est FHr- mfaIe yau vtr s4W tna il Forrest efee stafa Nh trouble ta sHaW 4aH Ee4a. and t wit mnk- n Eercnce WIetafr veu m- team Missouri ot uet We've got tue poud- aud we. want to SW l dollars In talue for d. .di~ ID uTHaI funds Conc and see Brandon \ kaugh-
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
Fest Ltniment on Earth.

Henry D ta dwln, Sup, City Water Works, Sha ~6urE Wis. writes. .1 Lave tred may ktudo et Eminent. but lave never reraEed much beneft mt3= sed Ballard snew Liumeut fer rh4a- .latism and patus. tbnk lhe bcsi .nimpnt on earth. Dc. ole. St.0a Sod by ! I. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Yhe ladies of the Baptist church wish te annoaHee to thelr friends aud the palie generally. that tHey M have a Handkerchief liaztar q J. J Sanders drug store u-Nt Thursday, November Ia. pegIrmug at 9 o'clock T. D. a1d closing at ftp m T5e pubic is cusd5- ai5Y lnVfled e cal and purchase same ai=t he beautiful hundkrrche.s When MI uN lll-led II lMs s.ae
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
4 Gona- GonlnIrxlon.

Sparkling eyes and lo-y cheeks rc. -iorea u5 G,HE BeWat', laHe Ety N},efs. n Histes S. r Moore. ot NHcag
 ioehes Tex A ceftaiu eare for taa~- hess. eousttpa oH, ete. Smal p# -a.} to ta&e-easl to act Sold by l. F San
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Roosevelfs election means q stana1ng meranee to the peace and happiness to the Southern white man and She present prosperous NonAltiors.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04
To Cure q Cold iH One Bay

Take LeXatye Promo Qnininp Tablets. An dfi. ,9ts.7 refund the man"g Il It taIzs to cur | N Groves szuatHfe Is II each h 25e
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Be man and vote next Tuesday.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

The election Is next Tuesday.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Vote early and urge your neigh
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Democrats, do your duly.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

.trs 10 vote.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

Your money carefully g haNA never been hamna, ar7 < b5olutely positive |
 spared 10 give you just V
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOV. 1: lgyl,
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

These Celebrated IS N A G
 PROOF Rubber Boots. are i'll q class of their own. We are sole agents for them........
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-04

ent, Is a source 0f great D red down so low. as at th at We can please you in hat you want ct the sn1aI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-26
NORTHERN PACIFIC STOCK.
Oregon Short Line Bonds Will Be Re
tired.

New York, Oct. 25.-There is reason
to believe, says the Herald. that plans
have been nearly completed for retir-
ing the Oregon Short Line participant
ing four per cent. bonds issued by the
management of the Union Pacific Rail-
road to finance the purchase in h900-01
of 7S.10S.00O Northern Pacific stock.
The latter was exchanged for $Se, 49,
81 of Northern Securities stock and
$S,90O,000 in cash. The latter stock was
deposited with a trustee as collateral
for the Short Line bonds. The latter
were to draw four per cent. and parti-
cipate in any excess over that amount
paid by the Northern Securities COL
lateral
AS dividends on the latter are stop
ped by the order of resolution from the
supreme court, it is understood that
the bonds will be retired and the
Northern Securities stock left free in
the Oregon Short Line treasury, so that
the bonds may not stand in the way of
an equitable distribution when the Sc
curities company is wound up.
Interest payment on the bonds has
become. since the court decision was
rendered, dependent oil the Union Paci-
fic which guaranteed them.
An arrangement for retiring the
bonds before maturity in % years is
permitted by the underlying mortgage,
winch provides that any or all can be
retired at 1922 interest upon a months
notice TO holders of any interest day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-26
PRESS SILENT.
Papers at st. Petersburg Do Not Say
Much.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 25.-1.33 p. NJ
Ambassador Harding, during the night
received instructions from his govern
ment on the subject of the North sen
incident and will present them curing
the day, probably after Foreign Minis
ter I.amsdorff sees the emperor tues
day afternoon.
Capt. Calthorp. the British naval at
tache. in full uniform, accompanied by
the embassy chasseu". wearing MS lu'l
uniform, with hunting knife ana plume'
with the British cOlors, drove IN state
Tuesday to the admiralty where the at
tache formally notified the minister of
marine that there were other BRUSH
fishing floats on the Spanish coast. This
formal warning probably indicates the
temper OF the British instructions
which, there is reason to believe, are
couched in a vigorous and peremptory
tone.
Up to noon the admiralty announced
that it was not prepared to offer an eX-
PLANTATION of the trawler incident say
ing Vice Admiral ROjestvensky's report
has not yet reached the admiralty,
where it was explained that It was no.
RoJestvcnsky's portion of the squadron
which stopped at Cherbourg. 1t is
pointed out that Rojestvensky's mes
sage will probably be filed at Nigo,
Spain, which presumably is the first
stopping point of his squadron.
The press as whole is significantly
silent regarding the North sea tragedy.
The papers generally publish without
comment foreign kilograms concerning
the sinking of the trawlers indicating a
desire not to embarrass the government
or comDlicate an already extremely de-
licate situation by any expression of
opinion before all the facts on both
sides shall have been ascertained.
One exception, however, is the Novoe
Nremya, which says that one of the
minor powers, before the sailing of the
Second Pacific squadron categorically
informed Russia Of an impending at
tack on the vessels. The paper begs
that Judgment may be suspended pend
ing the receipt of Vice Admiral Rojest-
venskys report, but declares that full
justice viii be done by Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-26
WITHOUT INQUIRY.
Toxic Believes Russians Thought
Trawlers Were Sinking Mines.

Toxic, Oct. 25-10 A. M.-The details
of the sinking of the British trawler
Crane in the North sea by the Russian
Second Pacific squadron are not known
in Toxic and popular and official judg-
ment is awaiting fuller knowledge. The
only information received came in a
few brief kilograms conflicting between
attack and accident. The Jill is the
only newspaper commenting on the in
cident.
1t first discusses and then dismisses
it as " absurd, even for Russia which
has shown want of wisdom and dis
erection several times" The suggestions
are made that the crews of the squad
ron desire a preteXt for their recall
from the hazardous Oriental cruise or
that Russia desires to save her face
by involving Great Britain. Then the
paper proceeds:
THE most likely explanation of the
outrageous action of the squadron is
found in the fact that some days ago
owing to rumor that Japanese vessels
laden with explosives had been report
ed in the Danish strait, the Danish au-
thorities sent an escort with the Rus
sian squadron to prevent any violation
of Danish neutrality.
We know nothing of the supposed
dispatch of our ships to- that quarter
but it is likely that the Russian ships,
apprehending attack by the. japanese
out of excessive fear mistook the trawl-
ers for Japanese vessels sinking mines
and attacked them without making
any inquiry"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-26
Sostcn Market.

| Rngt on Dftnhcr y
| FIOCR-FIour is GuieI. bui nrjces a..
| firm Some new winter patents are oTs.
ed at S6.tott.S5. On Ola flour me m,n,s.
tons are: Neil shipment. spriI.C patenls
| 81. 5intGh5: winter batents. 81 wGt,7 a. trad,
committce. sprine patents Dat ST. & ,oS Tls a
CnR%Mt;AI|CornmeaI i , e,si., A. ua
! 2G DER bag: s.. eoii5 e. ner bhi s,s sa'
lated S: lo;, 10: boit5d s:;Ls,33G "a s'aHu'
| CORN-Corn is steady. S,ot steamer
yaIInW 6iInitIlc. No yellow s,,ic.
shipnent, No. J. yellow. t:,..N.Ie., iIse
ard mil .Lc lower ''"'
RYE tII,J-R-Steadv a4 sI5nl.5ta
,;RIH MS 7-G,5 a, rcr ngrrr,
OATNEAI-Ouiet. w. orn,c rollea At
81 49, ner hi emf and ground AgG
Is. '-'s
CATS-oate are nlentv without chanya
in ~ nrire Trank 4" S v ME itmo"s 'naise
No %7c rticcted 35,..G,3;c no sra5e
tSsr.s, To- ubjn,ant o u ra q ~, . 'a IS
Sc: fancy. 81. "a 3Gie.
PRoViSloN%P provisions are firm.
Short cuts and heavy backs MIG
long, cuts. $500: medium. slf.77:,: lean ends.
Shoulders Sc: fresh shoulders SIC.
smn;ed shoulders csc. lard &C.. nails
as.G,1Oc hams 1i15n1n.c: skinned
hams. 121AItiac.: sausage. lOlt6tlaAc.;;
rendered leaf lard IC,ac,: pork tongues res,
10iIc: country dressed hogs ,5tG7r
REEF-Frtsh beef is quiet with prices
unchanged. Choice whole cattle quoted
at S6iyIac.; binds are quotable at llal9c,;
flores. 5ib1i7c.
LAME-Western lambs, 7GSc.; spring
lambs. S6t9iac.
INSTRUMENTATION at 6G7c., yearlings
6lsGjTlSc
VENI-Steadv. adllc.
POULTRY-Poultry is easy. Western
turkeys, 17@20c.; chickens northern hiol-
ers, 16M1Sc.: roasting chickens. 1Sai1v
western, large chickens. 14iI5c medium
western, 12Gl3c.; northern fowls. ia, l5c.;
western fowls 13M1ic.