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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-06
Philippine Tariff.

I most earnestly hop" jha' ih- hin 20
provide a lower tltiu Tor or "ls" IbsOlu 3"
free trad" la phtlippln" products viii br-
come a law No harm will com" u any
American industry. AMI while there VIII
y" som" small but real material benefit
60 tn" FiipinoS, the main bench, will
com" by the showing made aS to our pur-
pos" To- 10 all Ia our powrr FOR the r
welfare. So Tar our action In IN" Phil
ippllDS has been ahundanily Justified.
not mainly and indeed nog primarily b.
cause - the added dignity I, has given
uS as nation by proving shat "" arr
capable honoruhly and efficiently 10 bear
IN. lnt-rnat IonaI burdens witch a mighty
poop" should bear. but even NOR" h'.-
cau~" 81 ~" immrn~" bench; that la /.
come 90 the people % IN" Philippin"
Islands.
Ia thrs. islands W. are steadily intro
ducing both lib:rtN AMI order. Ia a gr"ll-
- i"gl-r than their p'npl" have ever
before known. W" haV" secured iuS,!r'.
W" hay" provided an efficient pnli,''
force and have pu. down lldrOnlsm. only
! In ia" islands % i."yI" aud samHr + ihr
authority ~ our government resisted an'l
this by Wild mountain tribes under IN"
sup"ys,i'iNus inspiration OF fakirs and
pscuLo-rrligiouS l"Id"fs.
"" are constantly Increasing the meas
are 81 liberty accorded the Islanders and
mex. spring. III cor litioUS Warrant. W.
shall TAX" great S.rid" forward iu test
INK their vapICi'y Tor -"if government
hy ~Ummoning ~" first Filipino lrgisla-
tive assembly AMI the way Va which they
I stand this ,"sl VIII largely determine
whether the self government thus grant
"a will D., incr'tErd or decreased. Tor N
"" have erred uf all in 10" Philippines
! 40 has been in proceeding too rapidly Ia
the direction of granting q large measure
OF SELF government ". ar. building
roads. We have. Tor "a" immcasurablr
good - IA" people. arranged FOR the
building of railroads LEI IA also sc,
10 IL thAt they are given free access tu
our markets. This nation owes 10 NOR"
imperative duty 60 ii~,lf ant mankind
than an" lusN OF managing the affairs
~ all the Islands under the American
nag-th. Philippines. Porto Riyo AMI Ma
wlll-sa a. 90 make u evident that 81 Is
iu every wIy 20 their advantage that
the nag should Ms over them.
Porto Rico.
4.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-06
Railroad Employees.

! call your attention To the need of
pa sSinE IN" bill liml'ing The number OF
hours - employment - railroad cm-
plJycS The measure ~ a very moderate
one and I can conceive Of no serious oh
lection 90 a. Indeed 30 FAR as u IL Ia
our power. 10 should bc our aim steadily
to reduce al" number OF hours of labor
with ax 4 goal tn" general Introduction
OF an tiEh- hour day.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-06
Agricultural.
irrigation.

Much H. now being done for IN" states
90 the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains
through the Development ~ the national
policy 90 trr.gat On ana forest pTcs~rNa-
ZION: no government: policy for IA" better
mcnt OF our Internal conditions has been
more fruitful ~ good than IN = Tn" for
rsts of the White mountains and southern
Appalachian regions should also d" pre-
served. and they cannot b. unless thu Ico-
pl- OF IA" states in which "a 3 It,. through
their representative iu the congress
cur" vigorous action by tn, national gov
eminent.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-12-06

Power 10 deal with u should be conferred
on the national government.
When home ties are loosencd: when men
aud women cease To regard a worthy fam
ily life. with all Its duties fully reformed
and all Its responsibilities lived up to. aS
the life best worth living; then evil days
for the commonwealth are nj hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16
SPORTING NOTES.

The Toledo Club of the National Polo
League disbanded Monday and the
members scattered, Capt. Turner go
ing back East; Daley and Berry 10 the
Interstate team at Cleveland, and FoS-
ter ana Fahey 10 the Ohio League.
The second basketball game of the
season played in SacO City hall
"Wednesday night by the Brewster
Academy team of New Hampshire and
the Thornton Academy team was won
easily by the former, by Il score Of ~
to S.
"k"ddy hamilton, the fastest 100,
100 ana 400 yard man iii Iowa, has
turned Down a request from the Ath-
ietic Association of Michigan Unirer-
sity TO become 4 student and member
Of the track team, ANA viii remain at
the Iowa State Normal.
Fred Dana. the crack half miller of
Fond du Lac, Wis, has gone to Ann
Arbo" TO re-enter the University of
Michigan. lie has been PLAYING basket
bali with a team and begins training
with the track squad Of Michigan Uni
versity as soon as lie arrives at Ann
Arboi.
II can be stated on the authority of
/ member of the Yale University
council that the reports of its commit
tee on athletic abuses while setting
'orth these abuses fully and clearly,
recommends III effect that the whole
natter of athletics b. left to graduate
md undergraduate control as has been
he traditional policy of Yale for many
years. The regulation and restriction
ii training tables is favored in the re-
bort and not their abolition
Emmett Annis. '0H, engineer Of Den
yer, Col, University, Michigan's crack
Splinter, and Adolph 'GeImamy''
Schultz. '0S, engineer of Fort Wayne,
Ind. the burly center Of the football
eleven. have been "ccnned out" OF uni
versity athletics. Both are victims Of
Dean C"oley'a policy. built around his
statement: II am going to make Cor
lcll Il prep school to Michigan in en-
cheering" They are the only noted
athletes in a big bunch Of engineers
Who received one or more conditions
IN studies taken last semester.
Albert Cutler of Boston added anoth-
er victory to his list "Wednesday at
New York by defeating Alexander
Taylor. champion of Illinois. in the "f-
ternOon game Of IN 1S.2 halkline short
stop billiard tournament for profess
ionalS At Maurice Days billiard acad-
envy. The score was 400 to 40. IN the
evening game Thomas Gallagher Of
lineage defeated Harry Cline by six
points, tl.e score being 400 to 39l. Both
nen played good billiards throughout.
;allaghcr made high runs Of 81. 46 and
d, with an average of Il 9-25 Cline av-
eraged Il 10-26 and made high runs OF
Sc, 81 and 40.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

. A four-stOry brick building Of the Gid
len Varnish co. at Cleveland. ohin. wa.,
burned Thursday entailng loss of
100000.
The Ontario Legislature was opened
Thursday at Toronto Ont, with the
'Sual ceremonies. On the program to be
iealt with this session are: Legislation
u railways: amendments to the mining
avs; an education measure along lines
improving the public schools. and the re-
port of the hydraulic power commission.
Enght scamen. and Capt. Hart and his
wife. of the water-loggcd schooner Wini-
red a. Foran. We're landed ut New York
Thursday on the steamer Rio Grand.
rom Mobile ana Brunswick Tho steam
er fell liz with the schooner on Feb. II an.
"eScucd all on board. The Winfrcd A
'oran. belonging to the Pendleton Broth
RS. WAS lumber-laden from Port ROYAL,
). c.. for New York and started on her
DISASTROUS voyage on Feb. 3
Information received at Norfolk, T.,
thursday by telegraph was to the effect
nat me schooner Jennie I.nrkwo from
'ostoh 10 BRUNSWICK, Ga. stranded near
reh lsEtnd. A. g., is in u bad condition
nd the prospects are that she will be =
total loss. The schooner Jennie Jock
wood halls from ThomaSton, Maine. Sb,,
was built at Thomaston fin 1850 and roo
listers "df tons net. She is 1y fact i,
length. 81 feet in breadth ana 70 feat IL
depth.
AT the opening of the supreme corr;
W edneSday at Bangor before Chief ~,
'ice "lsweiI. Lester Inmln. Leroy Sill
inGs and Leonard Inman. all of Bangor
re'rected their plea of not guilty and
pieaded guilty TO the joint Indictment for
the larceny of 400 pounds of copper wire
from the Bangor &c Northern Electric
railway Co. Lester Inman was given
q years and Leonard Inman Is month,
IN the state prison and Stillings a year in
Bangor Jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks,

New York. Feb. 1j-rhe tone Of stocks
was depressed today without showing
very acute weakness until the sudden
weakening in the final hour. The limited
volume OF the days aggregate sales indj-
Gates that the selling pressure was not
severe but the demand was lungl,id and
indifferent to marked extent. Specula-
i've sentiment was affected by an an
prthenSion that the available ammunition
i"f an elective campaign i'm stocks was
largely expended. The continued rise in
money rates was regarded as Offering an
ehe"tlFe check TO any animation in the
speculation. The rate fOr call leans did
not remain long below ) per cent. and
got We'll above that late in thesday. in
Shtc o! the pressure on this department
81 the money market very large de-
mand continued in evidence for time
loans for all periods. Five per cent. rep
resented the minimum interest rate for
periods uD to six months and for the
shorter periods 81 bid and 50 asked rep
resented the market Bankers report a
ready sal" Tor some of the bond issues
now offered. but the volume of these new
offerings seems to be unabated and IL IL
expected that others are vet TO come. The
persistent heavinesS Of the market invit-
ed the attack in the final hour which
made the closing weak and active eX-
tending sharply the declines which had |
ruled during the sluggish movement OF |
most Of the day.
Ponds were heavy. Total sales. pr
value. s2,E0.0O0. United States bonds were
Ill unchanged.
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DOINGS IN WORLD OF SPORTS.

mary practice Is designed to get the
before the other members of the team
arrive at Savannah. Ey giving these
players the extra practice. President
Shettslinc hopes to he able TO decide upon
what battery men he will retain for the
season considerably in advance of the
usual time such selections are made. TIL"
following men will proceed to Savannah
under the watchful eye Of Kid Gleason:
Catchers Dorin, Musson. Donovan and
Crist; Pitchers Duggleby. McCloskey.
Lush, Hoff Moren. Kane, McSurdie and
probably Pittenger.
The New Bedford Mercury says that
when Haverhill wound up its business
last season there remained about $ll00
due the players, which could not be met
with the cash on hand. A watering of
stock took place whereby n sufficient
number of new shares were disposed Of to
allow for the payment of the greater part
of the back salaries and it is said that
all players We're paid in full with the cx
ccption of Cornelius d. Murphy of New
Bedford who was manager of the Havtr-
hill club last season. 1t seems that the
Haverhill association had promised thai
all arrears in salary would be paid In full
by Jan. !, 1866; and i'm this respect. ii i:s
said, the associations kept its word. with
the exception Of Murphy's bill. which
amounts to about $50 When the talk
was rife of Haverhill selling lis fran
chise to Jesse Burkett, Connie thought
It was about time to look after his own
interests ard he consulted his lawyer. In
consequence an attachment will be plac-
ed on the Haverhill Baseball Association
for an ad damnum sufficient to secure
Murphy's interests
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Representatives of the Lancaster Tri-
State baseball club were at Wilmington
Tuesday and consulted with Pete CASH
dy, well-known local player, to manage
and play on the team. 1t is understood
that no agreement was reached Cassidy
is signed to play with Jersey City. hui.
1t IL thought that he could purchase his
release from that team. although he is
one Of the best players on the team.
James Shechan, who in the early SOS
was one of the greatest first base men IN
the West. died at Beloit. Wis. Monday
He was ~ years of age and played with
all the star teams of that part Of the
country. He was partner of Joe Canti,-
lon In his early days. Sheehan was with
the Beloit champions in rs and 1889. in
Green hay in 1884. and with the Fan
Claire champions in 1887. Later Sheehan
played III Crawfordsville, Terre Haute
Peoria and Lincoln.
There - nice prospect of baseball
war for New Bedford during the cominr
summer. Professional against indepen
dent games. with A. G.. Doe and the New
England League back of the professional
exhibitions. and Shay & Burke rs spon
sors for the Independent team. will be the
situation If Joseph A. Burke of the las,
named firm makes good his intentions
These are to the effect that he will run
an independent outfit il Manager Doc
does not purchase the fixtures on Athletic
field which have been in u,e by the New
Bedford manager during the last three
years. Manager Doe will n, ither purchase
at the price nor dispose Of his franchise.
He has consented to take I lease of the
property as formerly. and 1t is known. that
his latest proposition. Offering $1,000 for a
lease Of the grounds. has been fatty re-
fused by Mr.. Burke
President Shettsline of the Philadelphi,
club has decided to send part Of the
members of the Philadelphia team to Sa
vannah on Tuesday next. While Mr..
shettsl'ne has contemplated such move
for several weeks. it was not until Tues
oay that he determined upon this inno-
walton. The extra two weeks of prelim-
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Boston Stock Market.
Boston. Feb. t..
New York Produce Market,

New York, Feb. II.
FLOTR-Receipts. 1861: exports, a, 40;
sales. :GOo; duh and barely steady
WliEAT-Receipts, 900: exports. GS-
4G; sHles. 1.S50.O0O: spot easy; No. red.
SSH elevator; No. . red. 9l4 [ o b afioat
No. northern Duluth. a%4 o afloat.
CORN-l;eceipts, S,.0i5; exports. 3l.l82
sales, $1,000 futures, GOOD spot; spot
easy; No. :, 10 elevator and Is f b
atioat: No. yellow. 4S: No. white. AZ.
DATS-Rec"ipts, $500; spot easy: mix
ed oats, o'a,3 - lbs. b; natural white. 300
- lbs. 35i2M3G; clipped white, 3sMO lhs..
36i@G,:A:@.
LARD-Easy: western steamed $40: re
fined easy; continent so; :. a. SfI; com
pound GLMG3s.
PORk-Firm.
RUTTER-FTm, unchanged; receipts
5l0l.
EGGS-Steady, unchanged; receipts, 49,
a5S.
POTATOES Steady; Bermuda. second
crop. per bill. :..L"uG
SEGAR-kaW. nominal: fair refining.
rs; centrifugal sc test. J II -2fi;.; mnlas-
StS sugar. rs, refined, quiet.
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THE CHINESE SAIL.
Say There Viii! Never Be Serious
Trouble Witt, the Americans.

New York, Feb. l5.--The Chinese
imperial commission which has been
studying American institutions sailed
Today on til" steamer Bluecher for
hamburg. AS the steamer WAS leaving
IN" dock every member of the COM
mission waved Il small! American flag
toward tn" shore which they were
leaving. Speaking for Tai Hung Chi
and Tuan Gang. the leaders OF the
party, Sack Alfred SIZE. one of the
secretaries Of the commission said
tlat any differences between China
ana the United States would be ami
cabiy settled and that there never
would be amy serious trouble between
The two countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16
Chicago Produce Market.

chicago, zen. IL.
The amount of trading ON the board Of
trade here today was small partly be
cauS" of tie interest shown i'll a vote,
relative to Il proposed incrcaS. in th,.
rate of commission charges. Sentiment
in the pit was bearish and 1T the close
the price of wheat for May delivery WAS
off l.Mls. Corn and oats We're each Il
lower Provisions were 2i2 to ~ lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT--May. Sfs@44; july. N;ls"l,:
CORN-May, 1874; July. 43f-; Sept, AIS.
OATS-Alay. .91s; July. "a5s.
MESS PORk-May. Eff; July. 1530.
LARD-May. 7.S1i.; July. 500. -
SHORT RIIiS--M4iN. Al.i .Jslln. SET Z. -
Cash quotations were aS follows:
FLOlTR-Easy.
WHEAT-No. > spring. S3nss: No. 9.
Soi .GfS3; No. > red N,t.nNGit.
CORN-No. .. 10; No. . yellow. i0ii.
OATS-Nu. white. :la4: No. :; white
29!..
RYE-No. . ca
BARLEY -3Sfna.
MALTlNt;-ilIR.
FLAN SEED-l.09: northwestern. LIE
TIMOTHY SEED-3N,.
MESS PORK-1515Gi15.aJ
LARD. I5lI1.171A.
SHORT RIBS SIDES-7.95GS05
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S.3ai!AiS.!0.
CI.ONER-li.W.
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The Harvard-Yaie Debate,

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. l5--The
subject for the Harvard Yale debate
was announced tonight by the uni
Ecrsity debating council as: Re
solved, That II Would ~ for the Pest
interests of New York city to own
IS Street Railway System: the Term
street Railway to IL. Taken to Mean
.levated. Surface ana Subway Lines"
The debate will be held at New
Iavcn March 80 ana Yale will have.
he choice of sides
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IN The RING,
Jack 0'Brien Says He Has
Not Challenged effdes
But if He Returns to Ring
Would Be Glad to Meet Him.
After Disposing .'of Ryan, 0'Brien Will
Give Marvin Hart a Chance.

Il have not challenged JeffrieS," said
Jack O'Brien. middl-wcight champion
OF the world, who was in Toledo
Wednesday. but in ease he returns to
the ring | will only be too glad to meet
him. | know il sounds foolish for q
man OF my weight to talk in this vein,
but l have absolute confidence in my
system Of milling ana | believe that
it's efficiency is much more pronounced
than Il bunch of muscles" If he dis
poses of Tommy Ryan. OBrien says he
he will look upon Marvin Hart as being
his next legitimate opponent. but IN
case Jctfries comes out of retirement
before O'Brirn meets Hart, he Will
take him III preference 10 Hart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16

FLOI-P-s,oo,,. Boston, Feb. Il.
shipment. I.G0N5. '''o patent, mill
,G9,KKsSI dr,,; No. , yellow. 0aas1
M3S w. capped white. 31Il
e, iidnY- + -TI; No. !. l5.Hnol7m: lower
Mill. i'EE.b, Firm.
Sl'hiNG BRAN 2ls,re,
.ti MD FEED-2i. a.ary;G "A
nDuioE SEED M0Ai-aIr N
ioisk-Eirmer; medium. ir55.
EEEF-Firm but quiet. ex,r, ,o.
sides, 7;ltuS. i' heaVy
LAMBS-Firm: gall.
EEALS-Firm; llul2,,
BuTTER-Firm; northern 2,,lGoc
CHEESE-Vcry firm; York st,,r 1ios
EcGs-Easier; fancy. 2M2i; eastern %
changed. '"e' Ut
,POIAIOES-Steady; Hebrons, c.; Green
StGAR-ouiet but steady on basis of
400 for graduated -
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Schedule of the Four Maine College
Teams for 1906.

The complete schedule of the base
bali teams of the four Maine colleges
has been compiled and is given below.
Not only are all college games mem
toned bat all games III which the col
lege teams take part are also listed.
April IL, l.. OF NJ. VS. Harvard at Cam
bridge.
April l.. L. of NJ. VS. Mass. ASgies at
Amherst.
April Ii. L. of NJ. VS. Phillips Exeter at
Exeter, \. II.
April 16, L. Of NJ. VS. Norwich Uni
versity at Northficld, VT.
April II, L. of N. VS. University OF Yer
mCut at Burlington. VT.
April IS, L. of NJ. VS. University of Yer
mont at Burlington. VT.
Aoril IS, Eates VS. Phillips Exeter at
Exeter. n. Fl.
April Is. Colby vs Coburn Classical IN
stitutc at Waterville.
April IS, Bowdoin VS. Brown at Provi-
dence.
April -. Bowdoin VS. Tufts at Medford.
April 10, Bates VS. Phillips AndOver at
Anlovrr.. Mass. -
April Il, l.. of NJ. VS. c.. c. /. at Orono
April q, Bowdoin VS. Exeter at Bruins
wick.
April q, Rowdcin VS. T.. Of Vermont at
Burlington.
Arril "a, Bates VS. Boston College at
Boston.
April 25. Rowdon w L. of Vermont at
Burlington.
April 25. Bates VS. Harvard at Cam
bridge.
April 20 Bates Us Tufts at M"dford.
April 20. Colby VS. Lewiston Athletics
at Waterfalls.
April PC. l.. of NJ. vs. Kicker Classical
at OrOno.
April ~. Colby VS. Amherst at Amherst
| April 2S. 4. of II. VS. Bowdoin at Bruins
wick.
| April 80, L. Of NJ. vs. Tufts at Medford
| April 50, Colby VS. Amherst AggieS AT
Amherst.
! May l, Colby IS Williston at East
hampton.
May l. L. Of NJ. VS. Harvard I'd at
Cambridge
May >. L. of NJ. VS. Wesleyan at Mid
dl"town. Conn. 4
May .. Colby Vs. Phillips Exeter at
Exeter.
May ). Bates vs. RowdoIn ut Bruins
wick.
May 3. L. Of NJ vs. Maine Wesleyan at
| OrOno.
May =. u. of NJ. vs. Bates ut Lewiston.
May :. Colby vs. EowdOin at Bruins
wick.
May 49, U. Of NJ. VS. Tufts ut Orono.
; May II, NJ. |. A. A. Field Meet al
Lewiston.
May Is. Colby VS. L. of NJ. at Orono.
May 16. Bowdoin VS. Holy Cross at
Worcester.
May II, Bowdoin Us Andovcr at An
| dover
May ~. Bowdon VS. Bates at Lewis
ton.
| May 10. Colby VS. Kicker Classical al
Waterville
May %. Colby VS. Amherst Agsies at
Watervillc
| May %. Bowdoin VS. u. of NJ. at Orono
May "a. U. Of NJ. Us Mass. Aggies at
Orono.
vile.
May 26. Rates VS. U. of NJ. at Orono.
May 30. Memorial Day) Colby VS.
Portland at Portland q gamesl.
May 80. Memorial Day. Bowdoin VS.
Dates at Lewiston teNtr:l gamep.
June ,. u. of NJ. VS. Colby at Water
willie.
June 6. Bates vs. Colby ut Waterville.
June s. Bowdoin's Ivy Day game pend
ing.
June ,. Colby VS. Bates ut Lewiston.
June Il, Rowdoin VS. Tufts ut Medford.
June IL. Bowdoin vs. Harvard at Cam
bridge.
June Is. Colby VS. Harvard at Cam
bridge.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

Pennsylvania football plavers mot
Wednesday. but after three ballots failed
10 elect CAPTAIN to succeed Stevenson
VINO was rejected by the faculty athletic
committee A deadlock between Greene
ana Foiwell resulted. each receiving the
same number of votes on each ballot. An
other attempt to elect will be made
Wednesday.
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Humors

Come to the surface in the
spring rs in no other season.
It's pity they don't run themselves
ali off that way: but in spite of pimples
and other eruptons. they mostly re-
main in the system. That's bad.
Hood.s Sarsaparilia removes them
an" cures all the painful and disfigur-
Ing troubles they cause. Nothing else
'ieanseS the system and clears the
like Hoods.
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New York Cotton Marke&

c.. New York, Feb. Is
SPOT closed steady. Middling uplands
H.; do gulf: n.Jo. Sales, ITO bales.
,'aiVts'on iim l01s Charleston firm,
quiet, 10 lie; Mobile quiet, I0a; swan
nah steady. 10 ZIG
Net receipts for six days lO9,oI3
EXPORTS To Great Britain, 4s.Gi3: to
Mexico. 800
Stock, .II9l2
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Rest
the Stomach

Nothing will cure INDIGESTION that
doesn't digest the food, ITSELF and give
the stomach a perfect rest.
You can't reasonably expect that
any weak stomach win regain its
strength and get well when it IS
compelled to do the full s0ork that Z
sound stomach should do.
You wouldn't expect sick horse
to get well when It is compelled to do
full days work every day Of the week.
Your stomach must have rest.
But it isn't necessary to sfar0s yoisIs
self in order to rest your stomach.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure IS q perfect
dieestant. 1t will digest Ill Of the food
you eat regardisss Of the condition 81
your stomach.
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William Erastus Elder died at his home
on mann street, Auburn. Wednesday noon
OF heart trouble after an Illness of three
weeks. He was born at st. Adams. Me.
Feb. 2. 1920
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16

Professor Baldwin of Johns Hopkins
University has just returned from
Mexico. where. at the request of the
Mexican government. he has spent six
years inspecting the educational svs-
tenn of that country as the guest of
Pre- Sident DiaZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16
o.Cy)
2 tao

Barley ..''.'' ,i'W 200
BUTTER-Market a,.r m'm $500
QG; daii!es, T424 eieameries, II
r'"u' Weak; at market. casee iro,,,,
Mira e i7l nrsts. 14h: prime iirsts. i,'h.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; 11AT1a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16
Chicago Cattle Market.

,CATTLE-Receipts. 600: hest ~ 10.
steers. 3Gdnt6iO. ''''' 10 prime
mous-Receipts, 23,g0 market sh,,o
'o Sii cnoice TO prime heavy. GlS,s ~.
higher; sheep, 3.:OuG.00' maj 'e' i'ri'c.