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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-24
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YOU AREINVITED

to open an account with the Citizens
Savings Bank in any one of the three
following ways:
On open checking account. giving
you complete record of your business
dealings, your check furnishing re-
eeipt for all money paid. This bank
furnishes you specially printed checks
with your name and business address,
it you so desire. We give this class of
business very careful and courteous
attention.
On savings account. drawing interest
from the day it is deposited at four
Fer cent. You can draw any of your
deposit at any time, interest will be
paid on the sum remaining, compounds
cd twice a year, on May I and Nov. l..
On certificate of deposit for six or
twelve months, drawing four per cent
interest, giving you as larne net re-
turn as any other good Investment.
This bank soIicits your business and
assures you Of satisfactory service.
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FARMINGToN.

Pennington, Oct. 2s.-Miss Fife
Boyer is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
Der White.
L. H. Lamb and wife, of Chicago and
Smith Lamb and wife, Of Charleston,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Jun
kins.
Rev. E. wilkin and Charles Mat
lock of Milton, were in town Tues
day.
George Schramm and daughter, of
Des Moines, and Charles Schramm
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
chicaao Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Oct. 23.-Cattle, receipts,
$4,000; best. steady; others 1Oc lower;
beeves, $3.65@6.3O; cows, heifers, s1.15
@4.50; stockers, feeders, $2.1O@4.30;
Texans, s3.4O@4.50.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; steady, mix
ed butchers, s4.9O@5.52h; good heavy,
s5.25@5.52k; rough heavy, s4.75@
4.95; light, $4.95@5.4O; bulk sales,
$5.10@5.45.
sheep-Receipts, $4,000: strong, $500
@5.4o; lambs, s4.75@7.75.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Saturdays Live Stock Market in Brief
Weeks total: Cattle. 90,100; hogs,
132,200: sheep, 100000: badly congest-
ed week in cattle trade; only prime lots
steady-others off 10 to zoe; rangers
suffer 10 to zoe decline-receipts
heavy; COWS continue low-off Is to Csc
from week ago; bulls hold steady
Gamers lower-calves unchanged;
nearly 3 900 feeders left-sales are
low; good hogs generally steady
others lower; heavy packers 15c to zoe
off since Thursday; many left in the
pens without anv bids; sheep prices
generally 25c higher for week; naive
lambs, off Is to 25c from week ago: fat
western and feeding lambs tseady.
Receipts.
Last weeks receipts, compared with
the previous week, increased 1900
cattle and decreased 1900 hogs. and
1920 sheep. Compared with the cor
responding week year ago there was
an increase of $500 cattle and $4,000
hogs and a decrease of $500 sheep.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

This market is r,-nis' ed by the Cas-.
~ Commission company members
Chicago board Of trade. Local Office
Lo@n7s % and 80, Hoffman, block. E.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
WHOLESALE rRlcEs.

There are a number OF important
changes in the local hog markets to-
day Other prices in the local mar
kets remain the same.
Live Stock.
FURNISHED by John Morrell & Co., at
IL a. M, Oct. 23)
Choice hogs. 120 to $50 lbs. 450
Choice hogs $50 to 200 lbs. :. 400
Choice hoes over 200 lbs. ;. 500
Choice sows >. .4.25@450
StaGs ..:......... ............ "a. 50M4 30
Cholce mt cows, per cwt. 2. 50@3 90
Good to choice fat heifers, per
cWt $500. .2!'50 @3.50
LAMPS -. -. 80. .4.501 100
rat sheep, per cwt. ......3. 5O@4 so
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct 23.-Wheat, No. red
S7k @S9; No. 8 red, s6@s7Az; No.
hard, S5A @88; No. 8 hard, S3@S6;
Dec opened, S71a @S7A; highest, S7A
lowest. s6A; closing, se%@s7: May,
corn-No. 2, 52@52M; No. 8, 80; No
2 willie, 52h@53; No. white, SEQ
521s; No. 2 yellow, 53A@53N; No. 3
yellow, 53@5SA; Dec. opened. $50
451s; highest, 45@45M; lowest, 44%;
closing, 447s; MAJ. 44%.
Soats-No. 2, 29A; No. 8, 2sA@
No. white, 3ok@ No. 3 white,
29A @30; Dec. opened, 29h@29A;
highest, 291k: lowest. 2s1s: closing,
293s @291s; May, BIZ @31M.
Pork-oct., $3.50; jan, s12.27@
1890
Lard--oct., s7.o2; jan, ss.72@s75.
Ribs-Oct., s7.65; JAN, $7.45.
Rye-Cash, 69h @701a.
Flax-Cash, 92@9S.
Barley-Cash, 361k@52.
Clover-Cash, $500.
Timothy-March, $40.
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New York Produce Market,
New York, Oct. %. - Wheat, Dec,
s21a.
Corn-Dec., 54N.
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Paw When Cured

is the best guarantee Drs. Myerly &
kreul can give of their ability to cure
chronic and LINGERING diseases of both
Sexes that have baffled the skill OF
physicians for years.
Dr. Myerly's remarkable success in
curing chronic and lingering diseases
is due largely to his long and intimate
association with the leading special
lists OF Philadelphia, while pursuing
postgraduate work in the large hos.
pitfalls and colleges of that city as
well as to the aid of the most recent
scientific appliances for the cure of
chronic diseases. He has no superior
Ii the state in diagnosing and locating
the cause of disease
Nerves t Merh 0n no rum amb ae%n'
discouraged don't feel good, rest
less, morose, worried over trifles,
no vitality, disordered heart, stom-
ach, liver or kidneys, are som.
s Of the he . things complained le &C Of
control the l3eart, digestion, liver,
kidneys-the vital forces of life-are
at fault. These are the cases SO little
understood and so cruelty neglected
by the general practitioner.
DR.. Myerly's treatment is directed
to the building up and strengthening
OF the Sympathetic or Automatic
Nerves that cause so many derange-
ments and disorders. He uses medi-
cine and electricity in accomplishing
these results.
Don't be deluded into thinking you
have been treated by electricity be-
Faradic hand battery to your case 1t
REQUIRES extensive appliances, INTEL
LIGENTLY used to give results.
DEAFNESS, Dr.. Myerly uses
DISCHARGES ' met hlef and y yhper
RINGING 3 NOISES tory Massage in
THROAT, of the Ear. Nose,
BRONCHITIS, Throat and Lungs.
LUNG DISEASES. BY means of ap-
planes in his office he is able to in
troduce medicines into the middle ear,
nose and adjacent cavities, and every
part OF the lungs and bronchial tubes.
Inc many cases Of Catarrh, Catarrhal
Deafness and Lung Diseases cured b v
him In this city is proof of the effec-
tiveness of his treatment.
" is one Of the most pow
Andy known 70 for y trsstin sss dis
internal organs Dr. Myerly was one
of the first physicians in Iowa to
make use Of the x-RAY in the treat
ment Of disease. His thorough knowl-
edge of Electricity and wide expert
ence in X-RAY work enables him to
get results with this agent where the
novice fails. He offers $4,000 to any
one who will produce a case Of x-RAY
burn or an~ other bad effect produced
by the X-Ray in any case he has ever
treated. The X-Ray penetrates every
part of the body and is powerful aid
in the treatment Of certain chronic
diseases, but useless in the treatment
of Cancer.
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attended the Unfair Of Mr., and Mrs
Lloyd Cornell at Keosauqua Friday =
). Peck Sharp Of Chicago. is visit.
ing his father, S. H. Sharp.
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St. Louis Produce

St. Louis Produce Market.
st. Louis, Dec. %. - Wheat, Dec,
S6A @S6B.
Corn-Dec., 42N@42M.
Oats-Dec., 2s%.
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WEEKS RUN AT SIX MARKETS.
Combined Receipts for Week Were
854,700 Head 28,432, 900 For Year.
( Receipts for last week at six mar
kets, with comparisons:
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Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, Oct. 23.-Corn No. 8. 81.
flew York Poultry Market.
New York, Oct. 23.-Poultry, alive,
weak: chickens. g.; fowls, 10; dressed,
steady; chickens, s@17; fowls, 100
1917; turkeys, 14@20.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Oct. %. - Butter, firm:
creameries, 17k@231s; dairies, 1910
10.
Steady, 1sA@1sA.
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New York Butter and ECO riark4.

New York Butter and Egg F.1arket.
New York, Oct. 23.-Butter, firm:
creamery, 16@231s; imitation extras,
1874 @19; frsts, TN OBS; dairy, 1914
@21; renovated, 5000; factory, $50
Tx.
Egss-Firm; western extra, frsts,
25; seconds, 20@22.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market
Chicago, Oct. 23.-Poultry, weak;
turkeys, 16; chickens. 91a; spring,
101a.
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Receipts Today.
Wheat. 146 cars; corn, 166 cars; oats
534 cars.
Estimated Receipts Tomorrow.
Wheat, 14S cars; corn. 147 cars oats,
472 cars.
Primary Receipts.
Wheat today 1,e15,O0O bushels and
last year, 100000 bushels: corn today
$4,000 bushels and last year 1892, 900
bushels.
Shipments.
Wheat today, $4,000 bushels and
last year, 100000 ebushels; corn today
100000 bushels and last year 100000
bushels.
cIearances.
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, $1,000
bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
Liverpool Cables.
Opening-Wheat, / higher; corn, u
higher.
Closing Wheat, y higher; corn. y
higher.
Hog Market.
Receipts today, $4,000: left over. g.
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SuSSPs
Top prices and the range for bulk
OF sales of sheep (not including year.
lings) and lambs last week, with com
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tails ). .s54,7oO $4,000 724,1oo
Representative Sales,

Following are some of the repre- SEN
tative sales made In Chicago Saturday
showing lowest. medium and highest
,.
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Sheep
Lambs.

Purchases of feeding sheep and
lambs at Chicago by weeks since the
first week ending IN June are given be-
low:
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A General Strike Of the $4,000
Union Drivers in Chicago
is Threatened.
THE TEAM OWNERS uLTInATun.
The Joint Liverymen's Association
has Become Involved and a strike
OF Their Drivers is Imminent.
another Death Added to In. lis. Of
strike Nietirs-James Jennino,.
Colered, Was Shot in the
Head and Killed.

chicago, May f5.-Uniess common.
lses are effected BY an the opposin~
interests In the ight now in progress
IN Ohicaso between capital and labor
t"e teamsters' strike may spread MANY
1910 during the next few davs The
refusal ot the teamsters' Joint council
representing $4,000 union drivers -
accede to the demands of tho Cbicarc
ieanl ONners association 20 handle
merchandise for all business houses
having contracts with the members OF
the owners organization. without dis
terminating against the drms involved
10 the present strike. has brought the
controversy 20 point where a spoesv
settlement viii have 70 be made to
prevent an extension of the trouble.
There Is possibility. however. that
me whole trouble may be satisfaction.
ny adjusted without resortina 10 such
drastics measures. After receiving tho
announcement OF the tcamsters ioint
council refusing 20 obey the ultimatum
at the Team Owners association a
meeting OF the latter organization was
held and "a was decided 90 give tho
teamsters more time 20 consider fb,
proposition.
The Chicago Joint Llveryman-s as.
ISOLATION has become involved In the
trouble and "a strike of the :. 900 driv.
erf employed by this organization Is
imminent The trouble was Rrourh.
about by the union carriage drivers re-
iusing TO carry patrons of the associa-
i"n 70 the strike bound department
stores statement was given out
10y the association that the drivers
would be ordered 20 carry an patrons
io their destination and that a refusal
meant immeulatc discharge. The on
'lals ut the cab drivers union declared /
hai their mcu would an be ordered on /
strike f but even one member Of their
union was discharged for refusing 10 /
lpey the command of tho association 4
Should this strike Dc called lt viii in I
'oive The hearso drivers. and. 10 was /
'aid. would necossitato the use OF
mounted guards to escort funerals fo
'utiaying cemeteries should il be- nee
ssary io use non-union drivers
Another death was added TO the ust /
n siribe victims In controversy
rising out of the strike between John
'ahill and two companions with Jas.
ennines colored, the latter WAS shot
o the head and killed. Cahm. who
Ia the shooting and who Is under ar.
est declares that ne killed the peero
n self-defense.
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Explosion in Which Seven Men
Were Killed and One Prob.
ably Fatally Hurt.
CAUSE OF ACCIDENT NOT KNOWN.
one Han Blown to Bits. Fragments
OF Ills Body Being Fouud Hun
dreds OF Feet Away.
ne was Carrying An Arr,foi Of pyna
mite Sticks. Approximately Is
Pounds, To Be Used For
Blasting Purposes.

Bntte. Mont. May i3.-Scven u,ar
were Killed and one injured. probahl,
fatally In an explosion IN the Cora
mine. one of the Heiuze properties.
ne cause Of tho explosion is no,
known and can only De surmised. Mel.
Wamps was carrying an armfui of
about 40 sticks of dynamite. apnroxi.
mately % pounds. to be used for biast.
ing purposes. He was climbing a lad.
der TO join his companions on the I 600
loot level when the dynamite ceniod.o
with terrific force. u is believed thnt
Wampa touched his candle to the OK.
piosive. Wampa wss blown 10 bits
fragments of his body being found sev
eral hundred feet away.
Two men working nearby waro
blown TO pieces -Four others about
700 teet distant were instantly kilied
though their bodies were not mutilafod
The drifts in which the unfortnnate
men were working were completely
uttered with human fragments Will,
torcmen Thomas was cropping in the
dense smoke In an EFFORT 90 rescue the
men he found half of the top OF Wam.
pa 3 head hanging TO an electric Heht
wire over hundred feet distant from
ne scene of The explosion. Several Of
the rescue party were overcome bv
the terrible sight
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Fierce Fighting Has Been Going
on There For the Past
Two Weeks.
OUR LOSS, 7EllLEO, I9 WOUNDED
The Moro Chief Pala's Loss Was
800 Killed Out Of 500 Well
Armed Followers.
The American Troops Were Under the
Personal Command OF Mai Gen.
Leonard Wood-Moros Pre-
ferred Death To Capture.

Manila. May l5-Fiercc hrhtinr M,
been going on the past two weeks on
the island OF Jolo between tho o,,t,,,'
Moro Chief Pala with GOO well armed
followers and troops under the n. =.
sonal command OF Mai. Gen. Leonarl
Wood Paia's losses thus far are eoo
killed while those OF Gen. Wood ara
seven killed and fs wounded. pala
Ana ms remaining followers IN accord
ance with Moro tradition. prefer death
Go capture
Gen. Wood with dotachments from
the lfth cavalry. the 18th. 22d. a3d i'm.
iantry and constabulary scouts. has
driven Pala aud his followers into a
swamp which has been surrounded
faia was noted slave trader ana
warrior when the Americans occunict
ihe Islands. Later ne ESCAPED with
BITS followers to the island OF Pula Sc
Aar' near borneo. One OF Pala's lead.
ers deserted and took refuge In tho
BRITISH settlement az I.ahad. paia dis
covering his whereabouts. landed win
following and demanded OF the Rrif.
isn magistrate thar he turn the desert.
er over 20 him. The demand was nor
complied with ard Pala ordered a mas.
sacre. Twenty FIVE persons. includin-
several British we're Killed pais -
capped 20 the island OF Jolo and organ.
i1ed the present uprising. Il is repor..
ca That the Borneo authorities reques..
ca Gen. Wood 90 apprchcnd Pala dead
r alive and Turn him over To- thor,
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SWANSON SPEAKS.
TECH HALL WELL FILLED WITH AN
INTELLIGENT AUDIENCE.
ne Democratic Asprant For The Office of
Governor Speaks For Himself and
His Party.

comes would be glad to let III,
people know what we have. In
nominating railroad commissioner.
would be fair to the roads but would
see that the people Of the state were
fairly treated by them.
shall stand Tor the free schools
in the State. attended them in
my youth and later taught for two
years, I wish to see these schools
equal to any in the lani aud open
for eight or nine mouths in the
year.
l am in favor Of good roads and
would favor putting convict labor 10
work upon them and believe also in
" combined appropriation for this
purpose in which the County State
aud Nation should take a part. BY
proper economy this state can have
suPlus Of five OF six hundred
thousand dollars and believe in
giving this money for good schools
and good roads.
Now word in regard to the old
Confederate soldiers Of this state
II i am governor 1 will recommend
legislation which wall treat these sol
d'ers IN good shape think the peo-
lle Of this state are in favor OF the
honest enforcement Of tho ballot law
Thank God. the Democratic party
made law against the use Of money
ia electi ons.
The speaker here mentioned Ger.
-ain states where senators had been I
'leeted by the use Of money. making 1
special reference 60 Delaware and I
Addieks
In closing the speaker referred to
he great men Virginia had produced
rom Nathaniel Bacon 20 Robert f.
zee, and thanked the audience for
heir courtesy aud attention
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TORNADO IN KANSAS.
Marquette Partially Wrecked and
Many Killed and Injured.

Marquette. Kan. May 10-It Is
known that 26 lives have been lost in
the tornado that wrecked part of This
town and did much damage ia this NJ.
entity, and that a persons had been
injured. OF the injured 35 we're seri.
ously hurt and some OF them may die.
During the day Carl Wartquist and
Mrs J. a. Carlson died OF their in
lnries. Several OF the others are sur.
ierins from broken limbs and internal
injuries.
Ia several cases entire families have
been killed. A man named Switzer. A
night watchman at the railroad yards
lost his three children. NJ. p. Nelson.
with his wife and three children. were
found dead. Two other children were
"ol al home and escaped injury.
ne tornado struck the southern end
oi the town and cut clean swath 100
Yards In width through its entire
.sAsth. Coming. as 1t did. at midnight
me people were caught without a mo-
"ents warning. heavy rain storm
had preceded the wind. and after the
tornado passed a scene OF complete
ucsoiation followed
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WARNER MUST HANG.
Gov. 5eckhani Has Refused to Inter.
fere in His Case.

Frankfort, KY May Gov. Beck
ham has declined 10 interfere with
Judgment at Louisville sentencing
George Warner 10 hang for assassina.
uon OF Pulaski Leeds master engineer
Or the Louisville & Nashville railroad.
Warmers defense was that he had
been blackisted and refused employ
meEr lie has attempted suicide. He
IS to be ha-ged May IS next.
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THE AUSTRIAN THRONE.
Woman. Claiming to Be carIotta. Saws
She is the Riehtful Heir.

Boston, May IA woman who
claimed TO be Carlotta. the wife ~
NlaNihihan, former emperor of Mexico
"na brother OF the present emperor OF
austria. has left the city after seeur-
ing some $4,000 from members OF the
''ai'an colony on the pretense that she
~ss me nghtfui claimant OF the Aus.
trian throne
cue Is being sought by over 100 resi-
een's IN, OF the North End district, who
Tor almost eight years have heen nav.
--s "er money 10 enable her. as they
,u.l'osed. 70 gain possession OF the
austrian throne upon which event tax.
,ns place she promised that those who
neipeo her would be made ministers
ana mobiles and be gwen vast estates.
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Add Nearly Quarter Million sarrels
To the Production.

To the Production.
Barbourrille Ky. May t5.-The sue.
cesses OF the past week in the Ken
tuchy oil field were confined largely
10 The Wayne county Developments
The W. c. Kennedy Co. landed a fine
weH on The Brial farm. being No ! on
that lease
The Bradford Co completed the No.
on the A ID spann and has pro
nounced it 25-barrcler. The comnany
Is drilling Nos. 10 and H.
Marsh Bros. drilled i'm No ON The
Ben lease. w. H. Emory & Co. com
pleted No. on the Hughes place. both
fair producers
The Wetzel Co. is beginning to drill
in a wild cat well some distance from
the kecton farm the nearest produc.
ton u this wei results in producer
U VIII extend the territory in that d.
rcofion
The k.mbal Co. got duster on the
heeton farm aud is starting another
wen ON the Keeton and one on the n.
Bell farm.
The entire production of the Knox
field for week is about 225. 500 barrels.
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DEsUrANTE STAKES.
seaut'ful sess- From Fred Cooks
Stable, .he Winner.

Louisville. Ky. May Beautiful
Bess. from Fred Cooks stable. won
the Debutante stake for 2-year-oid Al.
lies Al Churchill Downs. The ccs,s
MY was heaviiy-bseked esen-money
Iasorite' and won easily by three
lengths from ohsyesa. Lakeil. backed
from 20 10 4 TO ) &c 1. won tie lh!sa
race. Ttack beAsy.~
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Washington. May 1l.-Count cassl.
nj. the Russian ambassador to ms
country mas been transferred to Mad
rid- ne vii be succeeded here BY
Baron kosen. until recently Russian
minister al Toxic. lie win leave in
June for his new post.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-18
BULL RUN BATTLEFIELD.
Members Of the Society Of the Army Of
the Potomac Visited II.

Manassas, Va. May l2.-The Society
OF the Army OF the Potomac. which Is
holding It's 36th reunion here. visited
the Bail Run battlefield and other
points Of interest AT the historic
Henry house farm veterans who
fought each other in thar battle walk
ed arm in arm and pointed out the
trying positions occupied by their
eomands. Impromptu addresses we're
made by United States Senator John
W Daniel. Of Virginia. and others.
A luncheon provided by the ladies' OF
Manassas and surrounding country
was served.
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VA. J. 0. HAaRls DEAD.
He Was One Of the Oldest and Veal.
thiest Men in Kentucky.

MI Sterling Ky, May ls.-Mai
John D. Harris. one Of The oldest and
Weaithiesi men in Kentucky. died At
MS home in Madison county He was
prominent In democratic politics In
Nentucky and was a candidate for the
democratic nomination for governor in
lSst. he was owner Of $500 acres OF
blue grass land. and was well known
all over the country.
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New York. May l2-Justice Gaynor
IN the supreme court In Brooklyn gave
a decision In which he holds that
contract made in Kentucky. which had
been declared Illegal by the courts q
that state. is Illegal and void in this
state as well.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-18

Iokio. May l3.--An imperial edirt
declaring that martial law exists
throughout Formosa and declaring thar
country In state OF siege. has been
sazetted- The proclamation became
effective Friday
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-18
VIC MILWAUKEE eANk.
Al Assessment Of ss % Per Cent. Lev.
led Upon Stockholders.

Milwaukee. Wis. May lS.-Controll.
er OF the Currency Ridgeley has levied
an assessment Of Sc 2-3 per cent. upoh
stockholders of the First National
oank OF this city to make good the
capital stock which was impaired bI
the defaleation Of former President
Srank G. Bigelow. The assessment is
based on the report OF Bank Examiner
c II. Bosworth. The amount Of tho
assessment will reach $1,000 00o.