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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-25
Maine College Tennis.

Brunswick. Me. March 24.-(SpeciaD.
The date for the Maine Intercoi-
legiate Tennis Tournament has been
set for May 20. and it is planned to
play the tournament off in three days.
This date is very satisfactory to Bow
doin as il Will allow plenty of time to
play of Il spring tournament in order
to select the team. For the Intcrcol-
legiate Tournament at Orono. Bow
doin will be represented by two teams
of doubles and two men in the singles.
The date for the Longwood Tourna
ment has been set for May %, which is
the week following the tournament in
Maine. BoWdoin will send to Long
wood as IN former years. two men. be
sides the manager. who will play in
both singles and doubles.
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BOXING NOTES.

Grover Hayes and owen Moran will
meet in New York next month.
Tommy Murphy has begun to take
light exercise. but he cannot train for
a month.
Johnny Summers and Soldier Burns
have been matched to box in Baltimore
next month
Monk. the Newsbcy. is after a bout
with either AL belmont or owen Moran
at catchweights. He will meet Tickle
at two days notice.
reports from Milwaukee blame Ref
cree MalaChy Hogan for not disqualify-
ing Faclloy Mcfarland for repeatedly
fculing Fred Welch in their recent en-
counter in that city.
Fred Bradley. the Boston heavy
weight, who has been making his home
in New York. has returned to Boston
and will probably meet Bill MCKin-
non at the Armory A. a.
Joe Jcannettc. the colored heavy
weight. broke one of his hands in his
recent fight with Sammy Campbell. and
he won't be able to 60 into another
scrap for five or six weeks
Boston raveller:-Rudolph Tnholz
has agreed tn fight Joe Cans 70 a finish
at cOflrnth'S California arena. the mon
ey 70 60 = and .. I-nholz has large
head. and knows that the losers end
with Cans would he big money.
The jefferson club of New Bedford
has arranged a Ground boxing match
for April between George Ashley and
Billy Clinton on the same evening
Young MCKenna and Battling Doyle
will spar six rounds. and Young John
son and Young Greenwood will decide
the bantamweight championship Of
Bristol county. Mass. in an eight
round bout.
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New Cup For
Racing Yachts,

New York. March 24.-Rumors in yacht
ing circles for the past few days that a
valuable gold cup would be offered for a
race this coming summer over the Ameri-
cas- cup course. off Sandy Hook, came
to head in an admission by Frederic
Thompson that he had determined to give
a trophy for series of races.
While he would not go into the matter
at length, Thompson said his plan was to
donate prize that could be raced for
under conditions sweeping enough to give
yachtsmen of all countries a chance to
try for it. 1t will be known as the
American cup, and be of 5000 value
making it the most costly trophy offer
ed for competition in any sport.
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B0WD0|N'S CHANCES
SEEM VERY BRIGHT.

Brunswick. Nc, March "a. (SpeciaD
The men who will be taken on the
vacation trip have been selected by
Coach John Erwin and are as follows:
Pitchers. Files '0S: Harris 90; Scam
mon 80; Harlow '09: catchers. Bower
'G9; Hayes 'GS: first base. Clifford II;
second base, Manter 90; shortstop.
I,awlis II: third base. Captain Stan
wood 'CS: left field. McDade '09; center
field. Caldwell II. One of the pitchers
will be played in right field. as all are
hard hitting men with plenty Of out
fell experience. Manager Kenneth
Tefft '09. will have complete charge of
the sDrinS trip.
The men mentioned above will prob
ably be in the Bowdoin lineup for the
Maine college games. but changes are
not infrequently made in the per-
sonnet of the nine after the spring trip.
The only way that the men can be Sc
lected for this trip is from past work
and all OF last years men are taken,
while the new men are players who
have made fine records in their pre-
para tory schools. The work in the cage
is some guide to the value Of the
players. but too much Importance can
not be put upon indoor work. as some
of the best men show up rather poorly
Ill the cage.
There are four places left vacant
that must be filled this year. namely,
catcher. first base. shortstop and left
field. Captain Stanwood played first
base the latter part of last year. but
this season he will again be found at
his old position at third base Strong
men are out for the open positions and
with John Irwin at the head Of the
coaching department. Bowdoin's
chances are encouraging for another
championship team.
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JOHNNY SUMMERS AND HARRY
BAKER FIGHT A GOOD DRAW.

New York. March 2i.-Johnny Sum
mers, of England and Harry Baker. of
San Francisco. fought rafting six
round draw at the New Grand Union
a. c. Monday night. Baker, through
his cleverness in blocking and light :
ning-liile jabs. might have had the de-
cision had not Summers with Stiff
swings made Barker run to cover in
the final round.
In the preliminaries Larry McGrath
fought a draw with Willie Mango, Babe
Cullen won from Kid Good, and
Charley Seiger and Jack Smith boxed
a fast draw.
Police Capt Corcoran. of The East
104th street police station. entered the
new club while the first bout was going
on and with two detectives arrested
Louis Howard and Harry Smith, who
went or for the first bout. together
with Referee Joe Gilbert They were
taken to the station-house and bailel
out.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

traitor, will umpire games for Yale
Cornell and other colleges this season
What with Dineen. Powell. "addell'
O'Connor and Spencer, the st. LOUIS
Americans carry some weight IN the
points.
One Maine college has place on
Phillips Andover schedule. Bates Col
lege will meet the Andover team on
April q.
Eddie McFarland's arm is getting
along nicely If the White SoN vet
eran strikes his old-time gait he VIII
he tremendous help to the team.
Crignr claims that Cicotte's knucklt
ball has the spit ball beaten by a big
margin. ITS harder ball for tn.
batter to hit and a tougher ball foi
the catcher to stop. let alone catch
It's one of the balls that won't be Kill
ed this season.
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. March 2i-There was in,
creased appreciation IT. the inan.la'
world today Of the Importance Of Nestef-
day supreme court decision ut Wash
ington Against the validity Of the Mime
sofa and the North Carolina railroad rat"
law. The late advanc" IN the market
Yesterday was traced 10 this infi:'' nee but
not enough known t. per ieNe me
scope of the decision. The principles lald
down in the decision are felt I" provide
material safeguards in u direction III
which the fears of the financial world
have turned with most Solicitude Tor
many months past
The reassertiCn of the principle that
the sufficiency Of rates fixed by law to
enable the company to obtain some re
turn to their stockholders for their in
v"str.cnt is subject to decision by the
courts rs security against violation OF
constitutional rights was a comforting as
surance to security holders. The special
application of the decision was seer in
the marked response of certain stocks.
Consolidated Gas. for instance, has
tErrshcd out in the state courts the So
cOnGscatorv in its effect. This company
was an intervening party in the case do
ciied Yesterday. Stocks Of railroads in
SOM of the Souther states which have
been most stringent in their regulation az
railroads We're prompt to reflect the sig
nificarCe of the day. The Wests RI rail
roads We're less affected and this was I'm
d0Chtedlv because of the prominent place
those stocks have held in the previous
advance in the market. There WIS. in
fact q very extensive dig. stion Of profits
effected in the course of the day and the
price movement was. in consequence. UNI
even and irregular ut times.
Reports of a resumption of working
forces in the works at Schenectady cauS-
81 the special strength in General F;lec-
tric. froft taking took Z good deal off
the top prices in the late trading. INT
the market on the Who'll" showed great
or strength and breadth than for any day
this year.
Bonds were finn. Total sales. par val
ne. 81 2l0m0. United States As declined
Y per cent call
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VassaIboro Grange.

The all day session of Eassalboro
Grange Tuesday. Mar II was I'M
usually interesting. A large delega-
ton from CuShnoc Grange was
present. The visiting members filled
the chairs The Third and Fourth
degrees were conferred on several
candidates in a very pleasing manner.
The afternoon session was given up to
n program furnished by the visitors.
1t consisted of music. readings and
farces. The parts were all well taken
and were unusually interesting. 1t
was certainly profitable to all in at
tendance. Saturday evening the
vassalboro Grange Dramatic Club
gave THE Donation Party" to a
crowded house. Long before the hour
the hall was filled and when the
curtain rose every seat was taken and
standing room at a premium. The
opening act was so well given that the
success of the play was. assured from
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THE GIANTS FAST WORK
FOOLS TEXAS COLLEGE BOYS

Sherman. Tex, March 24.-Twelve
runs. II hits and "a stolen bases was
New York's achievement in the victory
by II to 3 they scored over the team
representing Austin College
The spirits of the college boys rose
high when they scored two runs on a
wild pitch and three base hit in the
first inning. The Giants began to play
fast at once. and by their base running
scored four runs on a single hit
Bresnahan twisted his ankle in the
first inning and retired in favor OF
Needham. Seymour was hit on the
ankle by thrown bali in the same in
ming. but resumed play after a few
minutes of rest A bat slipping from
Seymour's hand struck Donlin behint
the ear and lump showed there. but
Mike continued in the game.
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BOSTON NATIONALS TAKE
TO PLAYING BASKETBALL

Augusta. Ga, March pa down
pour Of rain that lasted all the morning
prevented tie Doves practice Monday.
but in the afternoon, on a sloppy field,
the entire bunch worked out. The in
field was in such a muddy condition
that no attempt was made to go near
1t, ana batting to the outfield was he
only form of practice INDUCED in.
The feature of the morning was a
basketball game played at the Y. NJ. c.
A. by two teams selected from the BoS-
ton crowd. On one side was Pfeffer.
centre; Ferguson and Hoffman. for
ward, and Graham and Sweeney.
guards. while on the other Cy Young
and Bates We're forwards. Flaherty.
center and Dorner and Boultes guards.
The Pfeffer team won and the stars
were big jeff and Johnny Bates.
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Sheepscot Lake Granqe.

Sheepscot Lake Grange visited
Branch Mills Grange Thursday eve
ming. March 10Th. and by invitation
furnished an excellent program as fol-
lows: instrumental duct by Gladys
Tihbetts and Stella Leman. encore:
reading by Miss Charles Phillips;
dialogue: song by Mrs. Woodbury. Tih-
belts. encore: reading by Mrs A. g.
Jones; story 10y a. J. Tibbetts; dia-
logue: recitation by Stella Leman;
character song by Mrs. G. c. Howard
A baked bean supper was served by
Branch Mills Grange. After the meet
ing was closed the young people
passed an hour in playing games.
Next Tuesday night will be Young
Peoples Night
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New York Produce Market,

New York, March a.
-FOUR Receipts 33,0l0. exports 35A5.
sales 1000. quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Keceipts 5000; sales 1,750 600:
SPOT finn; No red 101 elevator; No 2
red 103 q b affoat No. / northern DI-
luth Xix o b afoat; No. hard winter
ll2i~ . 1flOat.
CORN-Receipts 1900: sales 5000 IN:
lures SPOT firm. No. ? rs elevator and 70
o atlostt: No. . white nominal and No
yellow nominal o b afioat.
OATS-Receipts $500; SPOT steady: mix
ed -Nt:2 lbs 81. natural white 26n32 lbs.
5iMtN: clipred white 32u40 LBS 60G65
BEEF-FiIm.
LARb-Firm.
PnRE-Firm. family 15.5O11660
SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining 3as.
centrifugal Sc test 436: molasses sugar
36l: refined steady
BCTTFR-Irreguar: receipts 1897.
creamery third 10 first 21n27; held COM
mon to special 2lM2S1.; state dairy COM
mon to fair 20n23.
EGGS-Easier: receipts % S69; state Pa
and nearby fIrsts 1594M161h.
POTATOES-Eull, unchanged.
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well attended and greatly enjoyed by
the members. After the business of the
meeting was disposed of short but
interesting program was offered by the
Lecturer Sister Hayes Reading
shopping in the year 2oo2" by Sister
Grace Powers The intelligence of
animals was interestingly discussed
and some very amusing anecdotes Of
family pets were given by different
members. Reading by Sister Annie
Powers and refreshments of fruit by
one of the lady officers closed the
lecturers hour. The Grange voted to
suspend its regular meeting of April
3rd and join in Union meeting with
Pittston Grange the 4th, all day.
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BOXING.
Spike Robson Again Vic
tim Of Hard Luck.
Summers and Baker Fight
Fast Bout 10 Draw.
Fred Sidney and Willie Riley Break
Even at Salem.

Boston. March 2i-Once again has
Spike Robson been incapacitated for
active ring work by Il bad leg. and the
Arnory Athletic Association has Sc
cured Willie Moody the fast Philadel-
phia lightweight. to take the English
mans place against Matty Baldwin
Wednesday night. Moody is the best
thing in the boxing line that has been
produced in the Quaker city in some
years.
The original preliminaries stand. In
the first one Young Cahill of Roxbury
will meet Kid Cushing of Springfield.
while in the other eight round bout
Willie Reilly of South Boston will have
his hands fun defeating Billy Clinton
of Lowell.
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BURkETT GUSY GETTING
WORCESTER TEAM READY.

Is busy getting ready for another
championship season. The first game
scheduled is for the morning of April
20. when the Jersey City team of the
Eastern League will be the attraction.
Treasurer John J. ODonnell is arrang-
ing exhibition games and is looking
for one on April is.
The players have been ordered to re-
port on April 10. which will give a
1O-days try out for some of the new
youngsters
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wednesday Spike, Robson vs. Matty
Baldwin. ArmorY a. A.; Jim Briggs VS.
DiCl; Nelson, LymanSvillc. Young Fitz-
gerald vs.. Young DOughertv, Racine
Wis: Jack Goodman vs.. Battling Hurley
Sharkev A. g.. New York. Patsy Kline
vs.. Kid Dorbctt. Baltimore: Kid Man
ming vs.. Young Kloby, New Bedford
bouts at Wayne A. G.. Philadelphia.
Thursday-.Jim Barry vs.. Hank Griffin
Waukegan. III. Harry Lewis US. Terry
Martin. baltimore: bouts at Long Acre
A. G.. New York. bouts at Broadway A
c.. Philadelphia
Friday-,Fred Larders VS. Lew Powell.
Oakland. Cal; bouts at Ontario a. c..
Philadelphia: Polo 4. G. New York:
Jack Stewart vs.. Jack Blackburn. ST ring
Garden \. G.. Philadelphia.
Saturday-Will Lewis " Walter Stan
ton or curley Watson. Paris. Johnny
Lynch VS.. jim Moran. New Orleans INK
Russell vs.. Paddy LAWN. Philadelphia
Young Donohue Us. John Dohan. fire
mems benefit. New York.
In fight among a gang Of Slavon-
ianS employed on the waterworkS tun-
mel at Toronto. ont. Monday. Joseph
Milovitch was shot dead and Severa
others received stab wounds. but mono
were dangerously hurt. The police ar
rested Il OF the participants.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Flick If Cleveland has returned home
and will meet the team at Louisville
April /
Only nine of the players with the
Pittsburg team now were on the roster
one year ago
Hassett. the former big league arbi
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BEULWETHER WINS
JENNINGS HANDICAP

Washington. y. c.. March 24-The
opening of the Eastern race season at
the BenningS track Monday was not a
brilliant one. Rain fell heavily with
out intermission all day Through this
veil of water and over a sodden track.
Bellwether. fresh from New Orleans.
carried Dr. w. d Matthew's CoIors to
victory in the BenninCS Handicap. the
first big turf trot Of the season
Smoker was second and Berkeley third
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AMERICAN CAR IS
At SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. March 24-The
American car was lost in the swamps
near Los Banos Monday night The
road was found this morning and the
Journey to this city resumed. The
car landed in this city from the Oak
land ferry boat at 44O this afternoon
1t was met by large delegation OF
automobile enthusiasts 1t will be
shipped by steamer to Alaska on Fri
day or Saturday next
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FRED SIDNEY AND RILEY
FIGHT EIGHT FAST ROUNDS

Salem, Mass. March 24-At the
Young Mems Athletic Club Monday
night. Fred Sidney and Willie Riley
went eight fast ROUNDS to a draw. Kid
Hope of Revere and Kid Carney of
West Lynn went six rounds to a draw
and Tommy Daley of Boston beat Will
lie O'Brien of Gloucester in four
rounds.
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Cazeaux Throws Kreaq.

Lewiston. Me. March 24-(SpeciaD
-CazeauX, the Partisan wrestler
threw Kreag. the German Lion. two
straight falls toni ht. the first in "a
m. sos. with body and forearm hold
and the second in 19m.. 3os.. with a
body hold. The bout was one of the
best hold here and was witnessed by
q large crowd
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YANKEE JOCKEY WINS Big
STAKE WITH OUTSIDER

Lincoln. Eng. March 24.-The Lin
colnshire handicap. 1000 sovereignS for
3-year-olds and upwards, the first big
race Of the spring season, was carried
off today by j. II. Martin. an American
jockey on +. s. Barnard'S Kaffir Chief.
LOngcroft was second and Snatch ran
third Twenty horses started. Mar
tins mount was an outsider and start
ed in the betting at loo to Z.
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Loss Of Appetite.

A person that has lost appetite has
lost something besides-vitaIity. yigor.
tone.
The way to recover appetite and all
that goes with it is to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla - that STRENGTHENS tho
stomach, perfects digestion and makes
eating a pleasure
thousands take it for spring loss Of
appetite and everybody says there's
nothing else so good as Hoods
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WAGNER WILL LECTURE
ON BASEBALL TO STUDENTS

Pittsburg. Pa. March 24-The Car
negie Union. edited by Gus A. Beard.
business partner of Hans Wagner, the
king of shortstops. prints a news item
in effect that Wagner has closed with
the Carnegie Tech School people at
Pittsburg to lecture on baseball and to
attend to other supervisionS of the
game. The deal was opened as soon
as the baseball team left Pittsburg
without Wagner
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Another Irish Weiterweiqht.

New York, March PA new Irish
welterweight Jack killeen. a native of
Ballinasloe. Ireland. has arrived il
town, and his appearance at one Of the
local clubs may be expected in the
near future. Killeen, although only II
years old. has been fighting since the
latter part Of 1904. and has had 90 bat
ties in that time locing only two on
points and winning II by knockouts.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. March "A
decreased receipts i'm the Northwest
and an improved demand for cash wheat
strengthened the local market today. the
May delivery closing at a net gain of q.
Corn was up ~. Oats we're u higher
and provisions 71zM1O to 3Gn22k: higher.
The leading futures closed as follows
" HEAT-Nay 95is; July 1914: Sept &7K.
CuR&-May $50: July 645.: Sept. 635s.
OATS-Mav old 54as; May new SO; july
old $780,: July new 465s
MESS TORk-May 12.47H: July 12e7h
LARI'-Mav 1921: July SIS; Sept 8 III.
SHOET RIBS-May $50; July 707I5;
SeIt. ..S
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Steady.
WHFAT-No , spring 1O7d1OS: No ;
91MlJ7l4: No 2 red 937sGa5L
CDRN-No. 651zG166; No. 2 yellow Sc
M67.
.oATs-No. . 1904; No. white ak;
No. ) white 51G521:.
REF.-No. . IS
MALrING- -770S6
Elan SEED-No- 1 northwestern 10
TIMOTTfY-4.7j.
Cl.ONFP-21. p.
SHORT RIBS. sIDEs-Loose. s12hg
MESS PORK-12 25G12. 30.
LARD IpIa
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. March q
FLOUR-Lower: spring patents $500
CORN-I-nchanged; No yellow 70
CATS-UnchanCed No. clipped white
60i.Tel.
HAi-Quiet: choice 200
MILL FEED-Steady.
SPRING BRAN-2S.25d2S75
MINED FEEDS 15GI3n5h
PORh-Dull; medium 16.75G11.25.
IARD-Dull: 95.
BEF.F-HGher: whole cattle 9ikG10
I.AMBS-Steady: 12m131a.
NEAI.S-Steady; 1112G12la.
RUTTER-FirIn; northern 3iGI32
CHEESF-Fir York state 15Tl6
EGGS-Fi1m: choice 20G1l, western Il
ais
APPLFS-Quict: No. 1 Baldwins 175
POTATOES-Ea sier: Maine white $685.
SCGAR-Steady on a basis of $50 for
granulated.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York March a.
Spot closed quiet points lower. Mid
ding nplands 1910; do. gulf 1906. Sales
1900 bales
Galveston quiet. 1oss: Charleston quiet,
10; Memnhis quiet. 10&4: New Orleans
steady, 143s Savannah quiet 11i.
Net receipts for four days As sc
Exports to Great Britain 1896; to France
~. to the continent 921O
Stock so, Cg2
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Ogden. Utah. March 24-The Italian
car in the New York to Paris race,
badly damaged. is to be brought back
to Ogden from point 80 miles west
and repaired.
The French car closely followed by
the Germans is expected to reach Og-
den not later than Wednesday even
ing
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. March =
CATTIE-Rcceipts 300: market steady:
Stea~S j.NlN7G0
HOGS-EeCeipts Il.oNA; market steady;
choice heavy shipping : oNsI5 Il
SHFEP-Receipts Zoo. market active
and steady. sheep 4.5G1lcc; lambs 65Da
SIC. yearlinEs 7ndT7.6O
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The latest innovation aboard the new
North German Lloyd liner kronprinz-
esSin Cecilie is a fully equipped photo
graph studio. which has become popu-
lar with travellers and is a profitable
business.
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Chelsea Grange.

The last meeting of Chelsea Grange
held Friday afternoon, Mar. 20 was
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Rock River. Wyo.. March 24.-The
German car left here for the West at
I A. NJ
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RtTTEE-Markct steady creamerics y
N2Si9: diaries oDM26
EtiGS-F.asv: at market. cases included
Az: firsts 14sa; prime firSts 16: extras II
CHFESE-Steafy at 12l.G14
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THE BOSTON CURB
AN D eureka MINES


it
Stockholders who this
worth purchases that
ments and the values obtained placer mining
in.
The hen the
Some the brokers
a % a mber
in
ip
this would
The ocks
legitimate who willing reasonable
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SPECIAL OFFER TO INVESTORS

With the view Of placing this stock in the hands large
al
orders Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. March
to o
he frs the
brokerage which
of the
made the promissory be
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FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL.