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warrior" Was a Woman.

NO shoot Me paleface Me pale
face squaw!" cried the fugitive, at the
same time tearing open the beaded and
fringed hunting shirt and showing the
neck and shoulders of a white woman.
"Instincuvely l felt" said Governor
Ross later. while relating This incl
dent. that this must be the long-Iost
and muCh-sought Cynthia Ann Parker.
i asked her after / had taken charge of
her. for she offered no further resist
ance but she could or would not tell
anything except that she was pale
face.
The Legislature was in session and a
brother of Captain Parker was n mem
Der. The captive woman was taken "a
light could he thrown upon her identity,
as she could not speak English except
a few broken words, and could not tell
when or where she was captured
She was taken 20 the relatives OF
Captain Parker. bat never became en-
tirely satisfied to live with her white
relatives until short time before she
died but made many attempts TO steal
away and return 10 the Comanches.
She showed one trait OF her Anglo
Saxon origin never il is said. shown by
an Indian woman and that was that
she cried frequently for her adopted
people and her children. She did not
see her children again after she was
captured She lived seven or eight
years and died Just after the close or
the war
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M1srRAL TO WRITE MEMOIRS.

PARIS. Jan. 25.-President Roose-
veits favorite French poet, Frederick
Mistral, the bard of Provence. is about
To publish his memoirs. Last year when
President Roosevelt wrote TO MistraI
congratulating him on his SEVENTEEN
birthday. the Provencal poet sent him
an autograph volume OF his world
famous poem, "Mireille.
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The Bishops Strong Tribute .e-ru-na.
IL Halseyt Bishop G. f.
eieved me OF the trouble
dspent greats of
feel
! blessing unnan - ~
With
Il church.
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CURED MY RUPTURE
IWiIG Show You How To Cure Yours
FREE.

helpless and beddden for from double rupture
10 truss could hold. Doctors operated
sl and cured myself by simple discovery. vii
mail you write for it. Il cured and
viii you Write to-day Capt
Ceilings Box s0Z watertoWn. y Y.
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Ministers Of All DenOmInatiC
Join ln recommending
Pe-Td-nd to the
People.

Public speaking especially exposes
the throat and bronchial tubes 20
catarrhal affections.
Breathing the air of crowded assem-
blies, and the necessary exposure to
night air which many preachers must
face, makes catarrh especially prevalent
among their class.
Peruna has become justly popular
among them.
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We can give our readers only slight
glimpse Of the vast number OF testi-
monials DR.. Hartman is constantly re-
Giving for Peruna.
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Subscribe for The EAGLE
The Munriral Prinary.

The primary for the selection
of town officials for the next two
wears was held Thursday. Every
thing passed of in a quiet and
orderly manner, although the
most intense interest was felt by
the friends Of all the aspisants.
Mr.. r. s. Adams won the contest
for Mayor, and Mr.. T. D.. Rag
land for Marshal. They are both
capable Of making good oficials
and We have no doubs will come
up TO the expectations OF their
friends and supporters.
Mayor Matthews and Marshal
Burrow, the defeated aspirants,
accepted the situation with grace
full dignity. They have made as
GOOD and faithful officials as theil
environments would permit and
under existing circumstances Al
the present time, could have done
much more. They retire with
the best wishes of the entire COM
munity.
The new Board of Aldermen Is
composed of good business men
who will administer to the needs
of the town in an economical anc
harmonious way.
The followingi is the official vott
For Mayor S. Adams lzS
p. e. Matthews 102.
For Marshall. d. Ragiane
lbs. j. r. Burrow 109.
For Treasurer. H. Keys ~
FOR ALDERMEN.
Tovn-at-LargsS HI. Law
shee 1874, b. p. Gray g.
First ward-D. T. Carter IS
DE-. A. C. Bramlett "a
Second ward-F. N. Slower
lI3f. C. A. McCharen 10.
! Third ward-H. v. Somervill
Fourth ward-G- NJ. Knigt
aO. w. B. Cowan Is. Robert :
'crouch TO-
>
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A Stztement nom A. ". HiIer


Owing to some missapprehen-
sion and some false statements
being circulated with regard to
my candidacy for the mayors Of
nee, | have decided to state in
such plain language that no one
can misunderstood what my po-
sition is with regard to the whisky
business. First, If I am elected |
will offer . standing reward for
whisky bought in Oxford after 1
am elected. And will gladly give
the purchaser of every bottle OF
whisky which IL purchased in
Oxford 5000 for every pint bot
tie presented at my Office.
mean this and am so sure of my
position along this line that I am
anxious to be put to the test. In
plain language, if l am elected
there will be no whisky sold In
Oxford.
A charge has been made tina
IN the event the present NOMINEES
of the Democratic party was sue
cessful in receiving the nomina'
ton I would withdraw from the
race. I denounce every such
statement from whatever sourc,
as absolutely false. am in thu
race to stay and promise all thos'
who may vots for me the best tina
there is in me in every way
viii give the people as absolutel,
clean and honest administration
and see that every law is enforc
ed without fear or favor. l thin
this statement covers the entir
Ilquestion IN svery way.
Il Yours for . business admins
tration. A. ". HuER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

Mr.. E. H. Kimmons left for
Sabinal, Texas, Tuesday.
Senator L. ]. Farley, of Her.
nando, spent Friday here.
Mr.. Marvin Moore il spending
4 few days with his home friends
Mrs. j. B. Roach and daugh-
ter, Louise, have returned from
Oakland.
Mrs. j. B. McEwen has return
ed from . visit To Water Valley
friends.
Mr.. Haro'd Carrs.han, Of Lula,
i visiting his sister, Mrs. Wilmer
Kennedy.
Miss Violet Moore, of GRENADA.
was the guest Of Miss Lola Gray
this week.
Messrs Ed and Paris Matthews
OF Memphis, visited their parents
a few days ago.
Miss Kate Gallsefy has accept
ed q position with the firm Of r.
H. AcElroy.
Mr.. VIII Caldwell, of Webb,
visited his parents and friends q
feV dava LAT vaek-
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S, bs ri5e for TaE EAGLE.
Fulton and Stands Have Resisnes

Felton, and Stands Have Resigned
The citizens of Oxford and vi
cinity will much regret to learn
that they will soon lose two
of their most valued citizens, and
they will prove not only a loss to
our community, but the entire
State. Chancellor Fulton has
resigned the position rendered
him recently and accepted the
presidency of Miller College near
Charlottesville, Va, at a liberal
salary.
We learn that Gov. STANDS has
also rendered his resignation and
accepted . position at Tulane
University as dean OF the law de-
partment in that institution. The
EAGLE tenders best wishes for the
health and prosperity OF our val
ued educators and their families
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

:, DR.. W. b. Sanford, Of Mem.
phis, spent Tuesday here. on .
visit to his mother in Law
is. H. Plant, who has beG1pqofol
III for several weeks. 49,
Postmaster Howry pas lately
received several fine desks for the
Federal Building and will also
have rev carpets and other ac-
cessorics placed in each depart
ment.
Mr.. James Matthews was seri-
ous!y cut on his right arm by fall
ing through a glass show case
Thursday. He will be forced TO
carry his arm in a sling for sever
al weeks.
On Saturday, Aug. 18th, the
Illinois Central Railroad will run
a cheap excursion to Chicago and
St. Louis. The round trip to
Chicago will be $500 and to st.
Louis S1f.I0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly d. Beebe
have issued invitations to the
marriage of their neice, Miss
Augusta Mauds Mosby to DR..
William Franklin Bell which was
solemsnized last night ats o'cloek
at their home Londonderry, in
Eastcn, Md.
Hon. d. n. Kimbrough has de-
crded not to make the race for
Nstric. Attorney, owing to a
pressure OF private business. Mr..
kimbrough has been carr thy
solicited to offer for this p, s.tiol
and his host Of friends will be
greatly disappointed.
Mayor p. e. Matthews Ger
formed the ceremony at a Gretna
Green marriage Sunday night at
0 O'Clock. Mr. Rayford Harmon
and Miss Annie Lee Conard, both
from north of Tallahatchie river.
After the congratulations of those
present the happy couple depart
ed for their home.
Services begun at the Oxford
Saturday. On Sun
lay it was said the largest crowd
was present that has attended for
several years. Rev. Dan Fsust.
If Coffeeville, Rev. A. NJ. Robert
ION, of Washington, Ark, and
Rev. G. w. Strickland, oil Able
Tille, were present at the opening
services. The good attendance !,
,nd interest manifested gave evil /.
ience of q successful meeting.
On Thursday, Sept. 9Th the re- !,
lnion of Walthall's Brigade will !
AXE place in Oxford. Our citi- :
.ens will be called upon to enter
ain the noble survivors of this ,
band, also their friends,
Ind we feel sure will fully resiize
he Importance of bearing in
mind the date OF this important .
occasion and be fully prepared to :
,xtend the most generous hospi- /.
Let Oxford throw her :
yates wide open and receive with :
pen arms these heroes whom we :
vi love and delirht 10 honor.
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For Rent.

to4 Kent.
Eight room Residence near the
University, near town and near
the dspot. Electric lights, tele-
phone and water works. Apply
TO r. s. LEAvELL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

We are going to begin our institute
at Oxford on Monday, Aug. 20th- We
have planned for 10 Of ths moet in
teresting = well - instructive Insti-
tutes evsr hot1 In LaRAyests County.
Ne have secured the services OF Prof
Elliott, of Blus Mountain. All Who AZ
tended the Institute Inst year know OF
his ability 10 interest - well - in
struct-.
All teachers are required to attend
and lend every cd crt possible to make
our Institute whzt We expect Il TO be.
You can nj MIS- this work and do
your studsnfs Justice, 90 BE- on time
aud bring your books Board can be
fsd clrxxp and ws nam blsiuess.
Very Respectfully,
T. u. ASDERsox,
County Superintendent Education
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The VstcramsogG EnSrtainsd.
A q meeting Of The citizens Of
the town held at the court house
saturday the following proceed
'ings were had to-wit: On motion
Col. j. W. 7 Falkner was elected
chairman, and on taking his seat
as presiding officer Of the meet
ing. stated the object to be, to
arrange for the entertainment of
the Confederate Veterans and Of
the people of Lafayette County
on Thursday, Sept. 9th. On mo-
ton DR.. p. II. Wright was elected
secretary Of the meeting.
Mr.. W. F. Ivy made a motion
That the people Of the town give
An old fashioned barbecue and
brunswick stew for the benefit Of
the Veterans and the citizens Of
the county, and that everything
shall te free and that the enter
tainment be given on the Univer-
sity grounds. This motion was
unanimously adopted and there
upon the chair on motion APP
pointed the following committees
to complete the details and carry
out the purposes Of the meeting.
Subscription and Finance-K.
Stephens, chairman; G.. b.
Taylor, E. o. Davidson, j. r..
Harkins, p. Z. Matthews and L.
Cullen.
Reception Committee-D. NJ.
Kimbc0ueh. chairman; Z. T..
]. W.T.. Falkner, c. LII
SivIey, L. NJ. Russell, D.. L. Ross,
r. Showers and @. r. High
Arrangements Committee-Dr.
?. H. Wright, Chairman; John F
Brown, Frank Mckee, j. E. Neil
,on, C. A. McCharen, Dr. E. s..
8ramlett, Gabe Bowles, j. o.
.amey, j. N. Gipson, j. A. Con-
Ter and Relbue Price.
Purchasing Committee-M. p.
Bishop, chairman; E. H. KIM
W. l.. Goodwin, r. B..
Robson, NJ. C. Falkner and Ed
Gmble.
Entertainment Committee-D.
!. Sultan, chairman; B. p. Gray,
:. s. Leavell, j. III. Lawshee, A.
{. Bogard and w. u. Hampton.
Committee to Secure Speakers
j. H. kimmons, chairman; T..
1. Somerville, James Stone, w.. :
}. Porter and DR.. A. A. Young.
COMMITTEES on Law and Order
+. HI. WEIGH, ]. T. Burrow and
!. B. Roach.
Committee to Receive Provisi-
rs on the Grounds-H. E. Stall,
hartman; r. H. McElroy, ]. s
'urr, ]. W. Logan and C. E.
superintendent of Cooking
'. A. GalIegly and W. F. Ivey.
Treasurer-G. w. Buffaloe, Sri
The chairmen of the respective
ommittees are requested to call
heir committees together at once
nd arrange all the details 90 that
lie barbecue may be a grand
uccess. The citizens Of the town
eel honored by the Veterans in
slecting it as a place for the re-
Mon Of the battle scared soldiers
mo followed the gallant Walthall
trough the civil war, and will
xert themselves to entertain
lem and an invitation il EXTEND
to every citizen of the county
} attend and enjoy the exercises
. speech of welcome by the
layor of the town will be deliver
1 and a response by someone of
lie Veterans, to be followed by
inner and after an hour spent in
Intercourse, an Grafton by
distinguished soldier of the war
ill be delivered. Those who 4
rish to do so can in addition to ;
UGH contributions as they may ;
ee proper to make to the barbe- ;
ue and stew, may bring baskets
I provisions. There will be a )
ommittee to receive them and to !
ee that they are placed on the :
.
j. W. T. FALKNER, Chairman.
Dr.. p. H. WRIGHT, Secretary.
-----
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Notice to my Friends and Patrons.

NotNe 20 my Ffs6noS ans EatfonS
Those who desire Dental Work
done this summer, | will appreci-
ate it if they viii make engage
ments at once, so that may close
myofice about Aug. 18th, to take
a special course in the University
of Chicago, Dental Department.
Very Respectfully,
P. H. WRIGHT.
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Subseris e for Tue EAGLE.
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- -
nth o,
Mrs. j..
sicu@
!. Mi~~ ..sx
a. maggie orl
lftho;. ue guests
Hon - il.
.Jackson H--nsr went
attend u
'|ftess University Trus
Mr. r. n
son 80 M.ringsr and htti
her narsnt. ne guest Q
Graz " anu MIS-. d. Z
m pr.-u
snart sSrs-"i Es' Vi Mempnis
with rsI..;rsssnGol,as e weef
Iecs Hin ~ oAiosu and Col
'se iiin.
all ovsr ,ha AIMS nave failer
ten 5sr. couu.y ~ the pas
very 6,s 'ops are reported
tn Snlnhn. Spaaelns was called
Id.v hr ~. 'ieAas, S.fur'
s;stsr.;,-1ay nliess OF us
We r.or.. 10 ,s.-, a.. ~.
|Eu~er. SsmnS.n Una. rrot,
tveSo;d &C., ~ Win
- "s noue on UNI
The Oxford s.s.n r.u.,-.
now raadv fo- n.o.n ors :
w., D.
w. 7. Srxs M.,.nn. 0No'
ser-
on North street with all modorr
Improvement. Csrs,.II. La"sua
For terrns .nnlvt - '
If. n ru.u-n
take vour osds. -. VIII
Won want this fail .nd b. u
antees n re ND IT, nr;aa
For SALE-A cottage in South
Oxford Apply to
Mrs. ELLEN LuNDrE.
n ~
Ripley, is spending a lew DAYS
with his sister, Mrs. J.. w. T.
NJ
M w. ". rnipps, OF Essex,
Ne 5V.neo ms orotner, Col. Il.
IMpps' OF FLORIDA, on a visit
= e.r SISTERS ana other relatives
~ OAioru.
ter, Mrs. Matte Lumpkin and
of Lawrencebury, Tenn
San Rrt7e. anu WITS
Inc Illinois central Railroad
neaneIis. for sap ~ an W viii.
~ ire Na,;or.I c
The Grand A-mvns.h~SN VI
Tickets on sale suS tttb Iash
and l5sn- Good until Sept. 30sh
extension.
Remember i, bn,-;,c ,.
ruruin SEED rc. your
r. r. Chiffon &C. o
en.sr IN the contest for the $500
soio PRIZE they give for the larg-
81 tufnip raised from the seed
'ougnt OF them They have just
received oou pounds OF their fresh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09

Illinois Central r kbls
DRTH tot
Va. "a, pzssszRe Nave ~ NH
IA. 8. passenger, leaves at 80 -
Nc. ss. local freight. arrives $50 . m
and departs at s-oo = n
fSOUTH BOUNTY
"a q. passenger, leaves asf0sss . n
Co 5. passenger, leaves at s:le p m
So n. local freight, arrives z.15 p n
and departs AZ 3:8 p m
r. c. CRANBERRY, AGENT
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For Sale.

3 Residences ON Univer-
sity Street in Oxford. One
Pair Carriage Horses and
Surrey. For further infOr-
nation, apply to
d NJ. KIMBROUGu,
ExecutOrJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
MUNICIPAL NOMINEES.
tEre~tfsa rsssssy. Dee. Afh-l

For Mayor > Al IS-
For Marshall. D. RAGLAyD.
For Tressurcr-C- H. KEYS
ALDERMEN
Town-as-Large-J- II. LAwSHEE-
First Ward-D. T. CARTER
Secord Ward-F. NJ SHOWERS.
Third ward-H- w. SoMERvILLE
Fourth Ward-G- n KNIGHT
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Records and Supplies
Cash or I~nstallments.

Cash or Instruments.
Records Cash. No Exchanges
Catalogue free
W. V. MCMAHON.
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IN NEW BRITAIN.


ttd Sargent Property Sold
New j.. tain, May 21.--Joseph b. sar-
gent snd others OF New Haven have
sold ltpd and buildings on Elm street
to George I. Crowley. It was on this
land t!lat the Sargent company now
an INN ense concern in New Haven, be-
gan Business.
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VEST. RDAK's srocK MARKET
Stagna ion of the Trading in Stocks AL
most Complete.


New York, May 21.-The stagnaion Of
the ira ing In stocks to-day was almost
complies at times, and dealings fell to
the sms Hest aggregate for any day this
year. Professional room traders be-
came scouraged over the possibilities
OF proh, able operations in view of the
profounI neglect of the market by the
general public and their operations fell
to small, proportions. What little spec
ulatiye interest there was among the
chronic traders was largely diverted
to the days favorite sporting event,
which US the subject of more dis
cussion illd apparently as much financ-
ing as aly market security. The only
stocks ii which appreciable movements
were achieved We're in specialties sub
ject to Individual causes. These were
of the slightest effect on the general
list width drifted aimlessly in one d.
rection and then In the other or with
sluggish price currents running in the
opposite direction at the same time.
There was an ebullition In the high
priced anthracite coaers of q kind IA
miliar in that quarter of the stock list.
This wat in response to proclama-
ton fror, highly successful specu-
lator in that group of stocks of his
estimate Of probably future prices to be
touched by these stocks Distillers Sc
curities }tose on the reports of pros
poets f,t' the enactment of the free
alcohol bill American Locomotive was
effected wy rumors in circulation of
possible .oerger with the general cleo
trio conI any. These are the principal
examples of the market features. The
general tone, SO far as it was discern
ihle at all, was rahtre heavy. Penn
sylvania stock was apparently in good
supply, a i'd the course of he investi-
cation of that company and its heavy
borrowing kept it under some degree of
pressure The money market continued
easy and LAS dull, the principal inquiry
being for funds carrying over the end
of the yeat, While per cent. was re-
ported for this maturity, money brok-
ers reported that the most of the bus
mess was sione at Ia per cent. Trans
fers to San Francisco through the sub
treasury again amounted to over ST.
100000. Latdon discounts yielded some
what to-d$T and the Bank of England
secured tha supplies OF gold available
in the Lo9don market. There were
sharp reactions in the London farkets
group of Securities felt some sympa-
thetic effergs, owing to the extent to
which the rise in the mtals has af-
fected the Speculation in the stocks Of
that group. The dull and Iifeless char
a,cter of the market held UP to the
closing.
Bonds we're heavy. Total sales, par
value, $1.65lt10O.
United SIXTIES bonds were unchanged
on call.
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Acrrprrn pnsrrTnN

Morris sheehan of Wolcott street,
Fair Haven, yesterday accepted a posi-
ton as butler at the Montowese house,
in Branford.
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THE FIRST REGIMENT.

Going to Mount Gretna, Penn.-Select-
ed by the Governor and Adjutant
General for Government Service.
Hartford, May Ex-Governor Roberts
and Adjutant General George M. Cole
had a conference this forenoon on the
communication received Ny the govern
or from the war department at Wash
ington. D. c., inviting the state to send
a regiment of infantry to Mount Gret-
ma, Penn, for weeks training under
United States army officers.
The governor and adjutant general
decided to accept the invitation and to
send the First infantry Z. N. g., Col.
Schulze commanding, in August. The
precise date has not been settled. It is
thought, however, the weeks training
under United States army officers will
take place about the middle of August.
The other two regiments Of the bri-
gade of the C. N. g., will go to Man
tic in accordance with the orders al
ready issued by the adjutant general.
1t was hoped at one time that the war
department would take the entire bri-
gade of the c. N. G. for weeks train
ing but the federal authorities refused
to take more than one regiment.
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closing rrIces.

The follow ing are the closing priccS
reported by Prince & Whitley, Bankers
ana Brokers 25 Broadway. New York.
ana Is CentF street. New Haven:
Rid Aalyad
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New York. Nav 81.
boston STOCK ouotntionn.

Reported over private wires Of Horn
blower & Weeks. members Of New
York and Boston Stock Exchanges.
New Haven office ~ Center street.
High Low Bid Asked
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SIX FRESHMEN ARRESTED.
York Street Again he Scene of Street
Disturbances.

York Street Again he Scene of Street
Disturbances.
The annual Omega lambda Chi cele-
bration began inuspiciously for the
freshmen last night by the arrest of
six members of their class. Those ar
rested were Edward N. T. Burnett of
New York city, Sheldon S. Yates of
Cleveland, Ohio; Harry Whitney, jr,
Henry s. Lambert, Leonard Kennedy
of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Francis M.
Blodgett Of East Greenwich, r. I.
All these boys live either in 24S or $50
York street. They we're arrested for
general breach Of the peace. Kennedy,
according to the police, is the prime Of
fender.
He began the trouble by obstructing
the sidewalk, with which he is also
charged, and when arrested the others
named tried to protest. They created
quite a disturbance by their yelling,
so that officers B. P. Reilly and Hoff-
man arrested them also.
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Consolidated stock nsenapse.

Reported over private wire hv ~. q
Smith & Co.. u Broadway, ~ Y, New
nasen Once, $40 Chapel street Mr.
man A. Tanner Manager.
Oman Hath INV nnt
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Government bonds.
COTTON Market.

Reported by Dick Broa s. Co., mem
bers of New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges. Branch office. SO Center
Street:
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
VERY LITTLE DOING AND SMALL
CHANGES IN PRICES.

One of the DuIIest Days of the Year
A Long Dull Spell Predicted
Pennsy's Weakness - Lacawanna's
strength-st. PauI-Pacinc Coast-L.
q NJ. Etc
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Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by w. B.
Smith & Co., II Broadway, N. T.,
Haven office, "a Center Street, Nor
man A. Tanner. Manager.
Chicago, March 3.