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A man matched silver dollars in a saloon until he lost $275 without win ming once. He then became suspic- ious and quit the game. One of Arte- mus Wards stories tells of man who was confined in loathsome dungeon for sixteen long years, when a happy thought struck him-he opened the window and got out. - Whitehorse Star.
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Europe Studies Moroccan FIss

AigeciraS. Spain, Jan. l5- Euvoy> from all the European nations inter cSted met in conference here today Co decide the fate of Morocco.
 The chief issue Is the demand Of Germany for share in the manage menJ of Moroccan aftiars, a function to which France claims an exclusive right. Great Britain sides with France in the coutrover,y.
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day. Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee says the bill will pass as reported by the committee, without any changes.
 Gen. Chaiiee RetireS
 Washington, D. C., Jan. l6-Gen. Adna R. Chanee resigned today as chief of stan of the United States army. Ic is succeeded by Gen. John C. Bates, the next i'm line, who will retire Eel rulry l.
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Clr.crcs gesls RebcI TOrces

Cape Uar.eu. Jan. 5-ian. Car ceres, p.oyl,..ua. ury-.ueu, of San To. in-I sine. t.e r.~.-uation of President ..orI..-, ...yuuu m in,w- -.a0 army near lae cua-. uo, uw from Puerto .nraga-r.roa.. ina -uu-utuur battle. The .euo. army wa, dispersed
 lr i, believed cha. ,ae rea.. cruiser. ludep.uaenc.a. wi. surrender Iu which case the rebellion will end, as ,he land force, of the iu-wEgut, have been ..-------
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PhI27iae Tariff Ue ate Ends

Washiuton, D. C.. Jan. lt-Dcbate in tine House on the IhiIinpi turG ended yesterday and tarb b Il comes up for amendment, without de.ate to-
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composed of all the foreign consuls il Shanghai.
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President Harper Died Poor

Chicago, Jan. lit is announced that the estate of the late President Harper of the university of Chicago amounts to only few hundred dollars.
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Elkins Fixes Ills Rate Bill


 Washington, Jan. l8-The bill pre- pared by Senator ElkinS for the regu- lation of railroad freight rates has been made public. It provides that all ex- pense of litigation to fix rates shall be borne by the government. It increases the membership of the insterstate com merce commission from seven to nine. It withholds from the commission the power to fix rates and provides that in case of irreconcilable difference be- tween the commission and railroad officials the matter shall be taken into the U. s. courts.
 This bill will be supported by what is known as the railroad faction of senators, in opposition to President Roosevelt's project to give the inter- state commerce commission power to fix maximum rates.
 Famine Grips Part of India
 London, Jan. lS-The viceroy of h. dia cables from Calcutta that several provinces are in dire distress from famine. Already lGO,OOO natives are receiving relief from the Indian government, and the number is ex- pected to increase.
 The situation is so appalling that the viceroy asks that immediate measures be taken by the cabinet to assist the Indian government in caring for the famine victims.
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Eighteen Dead in Mine Explosion

Charleston, w. Va, Jan. l9-Eigh- teen men are buried in the Detroit coal mine as a result of an explosion this morning. No hope is entertained that they may be alive as they must un- doubtedly have been suffocated by the damp following the explosion, but men are now digging to attempt rescue. The cause of the explosion is unknown.
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Expect Short Salmon Crop

Seattle, Jan. lS--Onicials of the Pu- get Sound and Alaska canneries are preparing to let contracts here to sup ply labor for the canneries the coming season. They are figuring on an out put of 25 per cent of that of last year.
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Steamer Excelsior Sails

building to Portland.
 Steamer Excelsior Sails
 Seattle. Jan. l7-Steamer Excelsior sailed last night for Seward with forty passengers and a full cargo.
 Open Glacier Creek Trail
 Dawson, Y. T., Jan. 1.-The North. west mounted police have succeeded in opening a trail to Glacier, a distance of forty miles, after hard struggle.
 O'Keefe to Fight Parker
 Spokane, Jan. I7-Jack O'Keefe of Chicago and Kid Parker of Denver were matched today to fight twenty rounds here February 9. The men are well-known welter weights.
 Senate Discusses Railroad Rates
 Washington, D. C.. Jan. 1.-The railroad rate question is up for debate m the Senate today. Senator Fulton was speaking this afternoon on his amendment to the Deliver bill, which embodies the Presidents views.
 Cassie Chadwick Gets Steady Job
 Columbus, O., Jan. I7-NIrs. Cassie Chadwick, the noted female fnancier whose borrowing schemes went wrong, was placed at work in the peuitentiary here today with the other female con- v.c.s. She is making buttonholes in shirts.
 Foreign Marines Patrol Shanghai
 seauc, Jan. IJ-The Great Northern Oriental steamship Minnesota, which arrived today. reports that when it left Shanghai tae streets were pur.Ilyd by 1000 marines from foreign wa>lius in the harbor to prevent an uprising of Jac natives a-aiust all for ylgaers on account of 30 decision ad- verse to natives which tad just been rendered in tLp fgveirD consular cOurt
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Seattle. Jan. I7-SteameU Excelsior sailed last night for Seward with forty passengers and a full cargo.
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O,Keefe to flQht Parker

Spokane, Jan. l7-Jack O'Keefe of Chicago and Kid Parker of Denver were matched today to fight twenty rounds here February 9. The men are
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Open Glacier Greek Trail

Dawson, Y. T., Jan. 1.-The North. west mounted police have succeeded in opening a trail to Glacier, a distance of forty miles, after a hard struggle.
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Wants Chinese for Canal Work

Washington, D. C., Jan. l7-Chief Engineer Stevens of the Panama canal says that Chinese coolieS must be em- ployed if the canal is to be completed within the life of the present gener- ation. The Chinese are the only satis- factory laborers who have ever been employed upon the work.
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Dissmisses Nldshipman Coffin

Washington, D. C., Jan. l6 -Secre- tary Bonaparte of the navy depart ment has approved the sentence of the court martial at Annapolis naval acad- emy recommending the dismissal of Midshipman Coffin for hazing. The trial of Midshipmau Miller upon the same charge was concluded today and the same finding sent to the secretary Oi the navy.
 Finds SLOOOOOO in Forged Paper
 Cleveland, O.. Jan. l5-THe receiver of the banking firm or Deua.-ol-pryor Company reports that he found among the compmys papers aLJU,0lJ u forged securities. Some wortu'e- bonds had been passed upon New York bank
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Dr. Harper Buried

Chicago, Jan. l5-Dr. William Ran ney Harper, president of the university of Chicago, was buried here yesterday with stately ceremonies. An immense crowd attended the services, many be- ing turned away, and the procession which followed the remains to the cemetery was oiimposing magniGcence. Memorial services were held in New York City at the same hour
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Rev. W. E Cleveland Very Ill

Cleveland, O., Jan. l5-Rev. W. N. Cleveland, brother of Ex-President Cleveland, is very i'll here with paral- ysis. He is o3 years old and his recov. erv is regarded as doubtful.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-17
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Nina A. Simpson has gone to
Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence White have re-
turned home
Mr. Palmer OF North Adams was In
town Tuesday.
Miss Franc Ranney is visiting rela'
tiyos In Grafton.
Thomas Ring formerly Of this place
Is visiting In town.
Mrs Baker has returned TO her home
In Mechanicyille.
Ernest belong was the guest OF his
sister In Green Island Sunday.
Problem Ia algebra long
would IL take 10 pave the town.
Mr. Needham one OF the employees
OF the II. c White company Is very
III.
The choir Of 81 Francis de Sales
church, Bennington, very creditably
assisted the local choir at the opening
of the Mission. They afterward enjoy
ed dinner with Mr. and Mrs William I
Mayhem.
A few ladies OF ST John the Baptist
parish gave a very enjoyable picnic
last Thursday afternoon at Battlefield
park in honor OF Miss Minnie Scheif
OF New York City who Is visiting Rev
FIR. Scheafer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Charles Murray OF Albany Is visit
Ing Guy Livingston.
Mrs VIM Il Lawrence OF Troy is In
town for few days,
John Walden OF North Adams spent
yesterday with friends In town.
Miss Elizabeth Norton has returned
from a few days outing at Grown
Point.
Chas Williams OF Dorset has b en
spending few days at II. N. Will
liams.
+. +. GrisSold. wife and son have
returned from weeks outing at He'd
ges lake.
Mrs Chris Holmes OF Lowell, Mass,
Is the guest at the home OF q. II. Sib-
Icy on School street.
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Hollister and son
William have returned from visit In
Brooklyn and Albany.
There were three plcnics near GULL
IA, one OF 20 and one OF u.
@. w. Rowley has returned from a
weeks trip 10 Utica and several other
cities OF central New York.
Mr. and Mrs Il. Il. Rawson are visit
ing their daughter Mrs G. ID. Atwood
OF Brooklyn for few days.
Mr. and Mrs =. W. Russell and
granddaughter Ethel Davenport are
visiting in Tottenville, Staten Island.
John Nash is TO erect two tenement
house on his lot on Washington Ave.
James S. Silk is 70 be the contractor.
The Rutland railroad pay car was
here Yesterday and paid the employ
ees, then going south over the Chat
ham division.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Atwood. who have
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
f.. f. Rawson have returned TO their
home in Brooklyn.
The following comrades from Wall
ingford, all members OF Roberts post
OF Rutland we're here yesterday In at
tendance upon the old soldiers reunion
A. n. Hoadly, c. Il. billiard, Joseph
Guertin.
A specially conducted excursion be-
tween the famous cities OF Washington
London, Paris and Berlin will be
carried out the first week in Septem-
Der by The Globe and Bennington
Transportation Co. Automobiles will
start from their Grand Central station
every fifteen minutes between the hours
OF three and seven p. m. 10 take their
tour around the world.
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NOW IS THE Time.
Summer IL Best Season to Cure CAtarrh
Hyomei Sold Under Guarantee.

Summer Is Best Season to Cure CAtArrh
HyomeI Sold Under Guarantee.
Summer Is the best time IN the whole
year for the treatment OF catarrhal
troubles and VIM L. Gokay urges every
reader OF the Banner to use Hyomei
now and be permanently cured.
Unlike the ordinary treatment for
catarrh, there Is no stomach dosing
when using Hyomei. The remedy is
hraathaS ih~a"eh - 80. --i--. i--'--i
er that comes in every outfit, and its
balsamic healing air penetrates TO the
most remote parts of the nose, throat
and lungs, searches out and kills the
catarrh germs in all parts Of the re-
spiratory organs and soothes and
heals any irritation there may be in
the mucous membrane.
Hyomei is not alone the only natural
treatment for catarrh, but 1t is the on
ly one sold under an absolute guar
antee to refund the money unless II
gives satisfaction. 1t kills all disease
germs and restores the mucous men,
brane OF the throat, nose and lungs to
perfectly healthy condition.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but $lOO, extra bottles SOC. VIM l.
Gokay sells Hyomei under an absolute
guarantee to refund the money If il
does not give satisfaction. You run
no risk at all in buying this guaran'
teed remedy
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New York Markets,

FLOUR-Quiet and generally easier in
tone.
WHEAT 49, quiet and easier, following
weakness in the northwest, easy cables
and good weather, September, 77i9q
n l3-16c: December, S0ssaS0lec.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras, per pound.
22ikd23c firsts, 2OIs422c. seconds, l9Q2Oc
eastern. dairy choice, 2llsq22c. renovat-
ed, extras, l9hI20c.; factory, firsts. l7iRc.
packing stock, No. l, lGql7c.
CHEESE-State, full cream, large and
small, best il%c; fair to good, large, llh
ollie; small. 10Aq1lhc.; half Skins, best.
0d9Ac; part Skins. prime SqShc.
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extra, per dog
en-, &c; nearby. fresh gathered, firsts to
extra firsts, $4,000.
MILK-The price is Sl.H per forty quart
can.
HAY-steady; shipping, 65d75c.; good to
BEANS-Duii marrow. s2@; medium,
H7IaGLS0; pea, N.51lR1l. go; red Kidney
$307ika310
WOOL Steady; domestic fleece, S5aSsc.
HOPS-Steady: state. common to choice,
1866. Halle; 1904 and olds, nominal.
POTATOES-Stea and In fair demand
Jersey. prime, per barrel, N5OqlIb; Jer-
sey, culls, per barrel 65d Zoe.
LIVE POULTRY-Steady and In fair
demand; fowls. 13alSisc; old ROSTERS, &c.
spring chickens, 15Ml7c.; ducks, old, log
lie; do, spring. llql2c.
DRESSED POULTRY - Firm and In
good demand: fowls. choice. lac; do,
fair to good, 13iRc. old ROSTERS, &c.
broilers, nearby, l5glsc.; do, western,
I4MI7c
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FOR SALE

All the real estate owned by c. 81.
Darling, situated on Mccall street 81
Bennington village, and consisting
the following parcels
LIST. The two story fran edwelling
situated on corner of West Main and
Mccall streets, together with rs
lot.
2nd. The two story frame dwell.
ling known as the "Victor Alvey"
place situated on the east side Mccall
street.
Bird A bulldog lot east side Mccall
street.
4th. A building lot on the northwest
corner of West Main and Mccall
streets.
9th. A building lot just south from
above described corner lot
6th. A two story, three tenem nj
house on west side Mccall street.
7th a building lot just south IN
said three tenement house.
Sth. A two story frame single dwell
ling on west side Mccall street.
The above property will be sold In
one lot if desired or in separate par
cells, and is Offered at reasonable
price.
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WEST RUPERT.

Quite number from here attended
the field day sports at Pawlet Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Thompson and little
son OF Troy are boarding at A. Il.
lIurd's.
Our soldier boys returned safe and
sound on the morning train Tuesday
from Nj Gretna.
Mrs George Saunders and two sons
have been visiting 10 Granville and
Wells this week.
Rev Mr. Wthel OF Lancaster, n. Y,
preached at the Disciple church last
Sunday. II is expected he will be the
next one installed.
Henry Hudiway has improved his
residence by a new piazza and concrete
walk in front, also Mrs Beebe has a
new walk built in front OF her house.
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DlsAeREEAsLE SURPRISE.
BRANDS Thrent 60 the Pope on
French Separation Trouble.

PARIS. Aug. I'm. BRAND, the min
lister of public worship. received several
Of his political supporters and discuss
ed with them the situation created 10y
the pope's encyclical letter 10 the
French arshbishops ana bishops with
reference to their attitude toward Tho
law for the separation Of church and
state. NJ BRAND denied that the gov
eminent was disposed TO enter upon
negotiations with tie pope for AN I'M
Outstanding. based OH modification Of
the law. which. he declared. must be
applied as il stands.
NJ. BRAND added that the government
believed that the law would be ac-
cepted In the end. and he sincerely de
sired that it should be 50 on account
Of the interneclne strife which refusal
Of the clergy TO accept the law would
entail. but he had also foreseen the
possibility Of resistance and bad taken
all necessary steps II do not wish 10
say more on this subject" the minister
concluded, but perhaps some of those
measures Will prove n disagreeable sur
mise To certain parties"
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Two Dying Aner Auto WRECK.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Aug. IT,
Two residents of Jersey city named
Moody and Barrett are In dying con
dition at Hammonton, near here. as
the result OF AN automobile accident
The men were on their way to the sea
shore when the steering gear got out
of order. The machine jumped ditch.
ran into the woods and upset Bar
rett fell beneath the automobile. and
Moody was thrown heavily TO the
ground. Barrett is internally hurt.
Moody suffered broken leg. broken
ribs and severe bruises.
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NEW WORLDS RECORD.
sweet Marie Trou Mile la 2'o1 Ia
at POuEhkeepSie.


az POuEhseepSie.
POUGHKEEPSlE, n. Y, Aug IL
Besides winning the freefor-all trot IN
the grand circuit meeting here, Sweet
Marie established new worlds rec
ord for trotting mares by going the
second heat OF the race In 2:OiA. The
previous record was pom, held by
Lou Dillon and Sweet Marie. by the
same performance the wonderful little
mare broke the track rotting record,
200, made last Monday by Angola.
IL Is the fastest mile trotted on any
track this year. There were no other
horses IN the race IN the same class
with Sweet Marie, 80 she had TO make
her own pace the whole OF the way.
Her time In the first heat was 2OI,
and IN the second Alta Mcdonald drove
the mare with the intention Of giving
her new mark, but she apparently
made II without great effort. The time
by quarters was 3lh, 1902, 1884 and
20lh.
Wilson AddIngton, winner OF the 2;l6
pace In straight heats, was the favor
lte at 500 10 $40 lie won easily.
Moore, the favorlte In the 2:2l pace,
had 10 be content with second money,
the race going TO Director Joe, second
choice In the betting. but every heat
was hard fought, with close finishes.
There was $4,000 In the box on the
PIP trot. and Advancer, an even money
favorte, cost the talent lot of money.
Mack Mack. the winner, was second
choice, but Morone made him fight fof
every inch OF the ground. There were
more close finishes than any day OF the
week.
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cANNoNs BOON LAUNCHED.
Speaker. RenominRted For Congress,
Makes stand Pat speech.

MhAfh Nthnu rat ~neeths
DANVILLE, H.. Aug. II. - Colnci.
dent 10 the launching OF a presidential
boom, Joseph c. Cannon, speaker OF
the national house OF Representatives,
was nominated unanimously for an
eighteenth term in congress 10y the Re
publican congressional convention OF
the Eighteenth Illinois district. Gre
dentials were voted 10y the delegates
setting forth their unanimous belief
that Speaker Cannon il the ittest can.
dldate OF the Republican party for pres.
ident OF the United States.
Speaker Cannon thanked the dele.
gates for their Endorsement ana said
that, while he could not seek the nomi.
nation for president. no man could re.
fuse a call 10 such place.
There were several political rivers
TO be crossed before the election OF u
president came up. he said.
The keynote sounded by Speaker
Cannon I'm his slated address 10 the
convention was TO stand pat. He prais.
ed the tarinf OF the Dlngley bill He
said that the tariff should be revised
only when revision would do more good
than harm 10 the great mass Of people.
Speaker Cannon said that II he were
engaged In toll which gave him the
right OF membership he would join the
ranks Of organized labor He scored
the antl-injunction measure which was
introduced In congress with the sane
tlon Of President Gompers Of the Amer.
lean Federation OF Labor. After dis.
cusslng the labor question Speaker
Cannon's address dealt with President
Roosevelt. whom he praised unstlnt-
edly.
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TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
MnIer RIdc. -Four saratoga winner.

SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE
riding Of Jockey Miller was the fea-
ture Of the racing at Saratoga out Of
five mounts he rode four winners and
one second. His ride on Athlete, the
even money fayorite in the last race,
was superb. Getting Off In a poor posi-
ton he gradually closed up the lost
ground and in hard drive landed his
mount Il winner by a short head. Con
tent, Miller up and favoirte. won the
Huron handicap, one mile and three
siXt6enths. She won easily 10y one
length. Miller's other winning mounts
were Ginette. / TO 3, and j. G. Core,
10 /. Three favorites won.
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LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Morning
Post says II was rumored on the stock
Exchange that King Leopold would
finance the railways in Tanganyika or
that he and John u. Rockefeller jointly
would do 50. The newspaper thinks
ibis g. not unlikely, because King Leo
pold is Interested ia the katanga COM
ANY. which is closely associated with
fang .uy.sa.
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On Saturday, August Is, there is to
be a great field day at North Adams.
The Fifth Regiment Massachusetts
Volunteers will he in camp at North
Adams on this day and there will be
all kinds of sports, including horse
trotting, basket and base ball, cricket
match and a clam bake.
The Boston and Maine railroad will
have on sale at stations Greenfield and
west, including Troy, low rate tickets
to North Adams and return, good only
August 18th. You are assured good
time if you go.
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Inrned Beats wright.

SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y. Aug. H.
The strength of the younger and com
ing experts with the lawn tennis rack
ct was demonstrated again on the
Meadow club courts here. For the sec
ond consecutive year Karl Behr won
his place in the final and he will meet
the veteran William A. Larned. Lar
ned won from Beals Wright, national
champion. who could not stand the
strain of hard match
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nr,nn Not doing to Newark.

NEWARK. " j., Aug. H. 49, The
Democratic fractional differences here,
which recently have revolved around
the announcement that William j. Bry-
an would speak In Newark after his
coming visit To New York, were some
what set at rest 10y the making public
OF cablegram from Mr.. Bryan TO
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson OF Cleveland.
which was telegraphed here 10y the lat
ter. Mr. Bryan cabled: Have accept
cd Davis invitation. Jersey city. Not
going 10 Newark
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american wins Chess Tournament,

BERLIN. Aug 1.-THE information
al chess tournament Mt Nuremberg
which began July %, came to close.
Frank j. Marshall, American, won the
first prize with twelve and a half
wins, having lost not a single game.
Second place was taken by o. Duras,
with eleven wins.
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LIVE stock Markets.

Supply light; market steady
choice, s5.75d6; prime, s5.S5q5.@; zeal
calves, S7.50NS.
HOGS-Receipts light market active;
prime heavies, 81. 30M6.35 mediums, heavy
Workers. light Workers and pigs, $500
$50; roughs, 5000.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light
market steady: prime wethers, s56b4b: SO
culls and common, t2bOq3.bO; lambs, toV
RG
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CORNING, n. Y, Aug. 17.-Resolu-
tons were adopted at meeting of the
Steuben county Democratic committee
indorsing William II. Hearsts candi-
dacy for governor Of New York state.
John Kimmel was reelected county
chairman.
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