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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-06
WELCOME WORDs TO WOMEN

women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
Tex should write to DR.. Pierce and receive free the
sdv'ce of physician of over 40 years. experience
skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
" women. Every letter Of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded sacredy
s eOMnhdential. Many sensitvely modest women write
.uMy to DR.. Pierce what they would shrink from
to their local H. Tho local physician
Without IAN examination" DR.. Pierce holds that
tnese distasteful examinations are generally need
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-06

Arraigned on an indictment charging
him with attempted eNtortion by sending
a threatening letter to Horace Mitchell
of Kittery, who is well known as an or
ganiZer of Maine corporations. Charles
b. Pinkham of Kittery appeared Friday
before Judge Hale in the United States
district court at Portland His case was
continued until the June term, bail be-
ing fixed at $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-06

ABOUT 90 buffalo, remnant Of the IA
moas Pableo herd recently purchased by
the Dominion government, will he taken
from Montana and placed in the new buff
fao park on Baltic river, a thousand
miles northwest Of Winnipeg. Tine ami
mails are now being rounded up by Mi
chael Pablo in Montana and will be
brought north in special trains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

over 100 men from Ohio, Pennsylva-
MIA, Canada and down-state points,
were arrested Thursday at a cock fight
at Buffalo, n Y. The officers also cap
t,lred - live and dead birds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-06
First Reading of Printed Bills and
Resolves

An Act TO extend the provisions of
Chapter 241 Of the Private ana Special
Laws OF 1902, entitled AN Act to sup
ply the town of Lisbon with pare VA
ter"
An Act to amend Chapter 50 of the
Private and Special Laws of Maine for
til" year 1908, incorporating the SGuir-
rel Island village Corporation.
An Act relating to holidays.
An Act to ratfy, confirm and make
valid the organization of the Andover
Water 60. and authorize it to issue
Bonds and extend its plant.
An Act to amend subdivision fifth
Section -, Chapter As of the Revised
Statutes. relating to investment of de
posts of savings banks.
An Act to renew and extend the
charter of the Boothbay Harbor Trust
Co.
An Act to amend and extend the
chatter of the Sanford Trust Co.
An Act t. amend the charter of the
Peoples Trust Co. of I1oulton and to
amend the same.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Belfast Banking Co.
An Act to repeal Chapter So of the
Private and Special Laws of 1907, en-
titled "An Act to prohibit the taking
of Holsters in Hancock County
An Act to amend Section l, Chapter
PSI. of the Special Laws of 1907. enti-
tied AN Act for the better protection
of alewives, shad and sturgeon in va
rious rivers in Maine"
Resolve in favor of the Childrens
Aid Society of Maine.
Resolve in favor of the King s
Daughters Union of Bangor.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
ITALIAN COUNT
WINS N. Y. GIRL
WHEN he HAD WON HER HAND
he DISCLOSED IDENTITY TO
HER FATHER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-All the ltal-
ian counts who come here do not come
for the purpose of marrying wealthy
American girls. Count Luigi Ciccino,
OF Saviano. near Caserrta. arrived In
this country incognito TWO weeks ago
Just TO get q glimpse OF an Italian
miss OF whom he had heard. When ne
had won her hand, he disclosed MS
identity 10 her father.
The young woman is Miss Giovanni
Neapolitana, a daughter or Carmine
Neapolitana, contractor, OF Wood
haven. Queens. The young counts IA
Their owns an estate next 10 that own
ed by the contractor in Italy.
The count heard OF the girls beauty
and saw a photograph. IL decided
him and he came. He obtained mod
est lodgings in the Italian quarter,
spent his money with the young men
of the neighborhood, and when, after
making acquaintances. he was pres
ented 10 the beautiful Giovanni, II was
a case OF love at first sight. He soon
proposed, and then told the contrac-
tor he was count On Sunday last
the bans were published in the little
Italian church.
Mr.. Neapolltana Is well of. He
lives In a nice house In Shoe and
Leather-st and owns much property
including the building occupied by the
public library in Ozone park.
The young couple Will spend their
honeymoon on visit 10 the relatives
of both In Italy. Whether the count
will live In Italy or decide TO become
a resident OF America has not yet
been determined.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
ILL WITH MEASLES, GIRL
GETS UP, ELOPES, WEBS

CENTRALIA. Ill. Jan. 2l.-An az
gravated case OF German measles act
ed as a steam roller for a course or
true love that, according 10 the an
Client proverb, was running anything
but smoothly. and as result Evelyn
Conner, in addition TO having recoV'
cred from the attack OF the malady,
has the man OF her choice.
Evelyn Conner was the belle of Cen
tralia. Most favored OF her suitors
was F.. A. Ball. When young Ball ask
ed John Conner for his daughter >
hand the father said things that made
the sutton leave his presence with ac-
celebrated speed
Young Jesse Taylor received the
parental Endorsement. Preparations
for the wedding were Just being COM
pleted when the measles came 10 the
rescue.
The bride-to-be went TO bed for a
period and the marriage license lay
idle. Just as she was recovering
young Ball paid her clandestine WIS.,
il. An elopement was planned. and
bride. bridegroom and measles hasten
ed 10 nearby town, where the knot
was tied.
The forgiveness of the father has
been secured. He announces he can
not combat nature.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
H1mmerstsin Engages
Nine. CaVaLisri and
Mary Garden Resigns

NEW YORK. Jan 2l.-Mary G>rden
has resigned from the Manhattan
Opera house because Oscar Hammer
stein engaged Nine Cayalieri 10 sing
That's. Hammerstein declares that
Miss Garden cannot resign, as he has
a contract with her FOR four years.
Miss Garden had been advertised TO
sing he title role In the opera
"Salome" She said regarding her res
isnaticn:
n have resigned summarily. Ny
contract would have expired AT the
conclusion OF the season but | cannot
my artistic soul VIII not permit-slt
by and see great work ruined
How ruined" was asked
How ruined? will tell You.
When | first sang in this country. |
made by debut in That's" IL was
never great money making work.
What II is in this country | have made
it. | put my heart and soul into the
work. sang as never sang be-
fore. The opera since then has been
great attraction.
This opera is a French opera. In
every bar and note II is French. Nine
Cavalieri is of the Italian school she
has never been great success IN
the French. Therefore. should SIT
idly by and see my work. my reputa'
ton. taken from me? Never, never,
never"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
PARROT, AT MEAL TIME,
RINGS HIS OWN BELL

ALTON. H., Jan. 2l.-A parrot with
the instincts OF a society person Is
owned by Abraham Riker. The bird
Is great stickler for formality and
is unhappy when the little niceties OF
life are overlooked. The parrot al
ways rings little silver bell to call
itself TO dinner when food Is served
10 it, IL food isn't served on time
then the parrot rings the bell TO call
the food 10 II.
Rlker Is all upholsterer and lives
at No. 609 East Eighthst. When not
upholstering he spends a great deal OF
time cultivating the fine Altonesque
qualities of his remarkable bird.
Polly always takes coffee-not or
binary coffee. but cafe noir--for break
fast In the evening It was tea. Its
food consists OF crackers. apples and
cake.
The parrot observed very know
ingly that the Riker family always
responded 10 the dinner bell by as
sembling at the table. II was given
small bell and permitted to ring
IT, Then food was given II. Since
then Polly will not eat without first
ringing the bell.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Markets All Finance

tle-Receipts 3 cars. slow. Hogs--Re-
ceipts so cars. lower. heavy. $500
d 90. yorkors. s6l0g6.i0; pigs, $3.50
Shecp-Receipts so cars, lower, best
lambs, s7300T.SS. culls. s69S.5o; year
lings. SO. wethers. IS u 5.25. ewes, $3.50
4i-5 Calves-s5u6.T5.
EAST BlFFALO-Close.
EAST BUFFALO. " T.. Jan. al
Cattle-Receipts 100 head. market slow
and unchanged. lveals-Receipts 500
head market active and nrm. culls 10
choice s675D7lo. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts IS, s00 head market slow. 10
qi5c lower. lambs. s5Q1.S5. yearlmgs.
So $1,000. sheep. s2.50Q5.S5. Hogs
Receipts 5 zoe head. market fairly ac-
tive. good weights So loo lower; pigs,
25 u s6c lower workers.. t5s54etl
piss. s54OM55O: mixed, $6.40U655
heavics. 81 55ae.65: roughs. $3.50 Sos.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Ian. 2l.-Hogs-Receipts
as. OOD. 10 Toe hover, mixed ana
butchers s670Q64o. good heavy. s6.i0
Gs45 rough, heavy 1870 q 5.s5; light.
s555u6.20; pigs. s+.25Q 5.S5, bulk. c5.9b
$3.50 Cattle-Receipts $500. weak
heeves. s496.s0; cows and heifers. 81 5
n5.75. stockers and feeders. sSQi90:
Texans sl25d5sO; calves s7Gs. Sheep
Receipts 10000, steady, sheep. 50 s5
q 5.65. lambs. $i5Og7.iS.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
r,nuuu Hmddi~s-9c per Id.

Fresh gstnbies-cucumbers hot
hoase' SSss p s2z' h ,s1uSss iSs ls
per s-basker crate: radishes. 25c per
doz. wax beans. 81 per bu: pie-plant
Green Pepper-S.sS per basket.
Grppes-Malaeas. $500 per Dbl
Hos.y-rancy white u q isc' amber,
toiiowins prices for baled hey in car
lots: Z Q. b Detroit; No ! timothy.
wheat %hss, anS oat Straw rye .s5eGs tom
Hidss-No cured. lac. No. z
cured. lic No 9, ,s green: 10 sisei; No. No
81. C: calf cured. No. !. i5lsc; No. 2. lac !.
s sa4.s sE nises No No $50 So Ne No i;saSS
Hardware-wire nails. s226 base;
Fanneaied wire. s2.15 base; cut Nails;
s Mra a Toa 0a spoos ssslea bar arSs
sl.s5 per cwt: axes. single bit. 50 per
doz; double bit. 81 doz, gas pipe. ~
inch and larger black. 40 per cent on
list. galvanized. 80 per cent on sneet
iron, black. 2s guage. " per ewt' gai-
vanized 1920 per cwt
Lcmous-Calitornia, 81. 5044 per boS.
MusLrooms--5o1 soc per 10.
Onions-Spanish. $2.00 per crate:
Michigan. ESQ zoe per bu; Cuban. s3.2o
per box
Observation-Disclosures naveis, @
s325 per box.
Oils-Raw finseed. sec: boiled lin
seed, 67c gal. less l per cen, Tor cash
IN 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
some. sac; turpentine. In barrei iots'
ave per gal
Pop Corn-Ears., IA 9ae per 10; .
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 ~ a.OV per
crate. sl.50q2 per doz.
Potntocs-Nichigan. I69s0c per bu;
car lots. (. o. b. Detroit 6s97oc per bu;
new Bermudas. $3.50 per bu.
Poultry-Hens, lee; springs. l3c;
geese iogllc' ducks, laGiac' i iar.
springs. itc; geese. laGlsc; ducks. II q
l5c: turkeys. 10000 per ID.
Provfsions-Mess pork. $500; family
pork; H5,gl5SO light n clear SIZE ISL q
dry sailed briskets. 1o1c; shoulders
TNc: picnic hams, &c; bacon. II rs
lard in tieIces. lOl.e; kettle rendered
Rnbbit.-,i.5o per doz
Strawberrics--iOu 45c per box.
sweet Potatoes-Illinois. $3.50 per
Dbl. Jerseys. kiln dried. $50 per crate.
sugar-Crystal dominoes 81 SO; eagle
rs5 so; MINK powdered. $3.50; granu,-
! lated. extra coarse. s505; granuiated
In bulk si95. graduated. In 25-lb cot
ton bags. $500; Michigan. granulated
| ;4s5: confectioners A. $500: No. !.
;ttss No No E :tssss:: No. g. ss99ss:: No. No.
$40: No. $. s4.s5; No: .. $3.50; No. 10
;45s: No. IL, 81 so; No. IL, $A.46: NO.
10. s4.40: No. II. $40: No. 10. $40 per
100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
SEVEN-FOOT EAGLE
CAUGHT AT BRYAN

BRYAN. O., Jan. 2l.-An eagle
whose wings measured seven feet
from tip 10 tip was killed on Riley
Potter's farm near Williams Center
by Hugh B. Corwin. The bird had
been seen in the neighborhood for
some time, and Mr. Corwin finally set
trap for II. II became fast In the
trap yesterday and, fearing IL would
escape. he shot the bird, one OF the
largest ever captured in this part OF
the state
The eagle is a fine specimen and IS
being mounted and will be purchased
by the Bryan aerie OF Eagles.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
TARSNEY AND SULLIVAN
GET AN INJUNCTION

FLINT. Mich. Jan. PA temper
AIRY injunction has been granted by
Judge Wisner restraining the Flint &
Saginaw railway from disposing of or
incumbering any OF its property. Ths
Injunction was secured by Thomas
q. Sullivan and Timothy z. Tarsney.
OF Detroit. officials OF the Detroit, Flint
& Saginaw railroad They ask that
an accounting be made by the road
officials and Isaac Applebaum, of De-
troit.
II Is claimed an agreement was made
between Tarsney, Sullivan and Apple
baum to whom the old road was in
debted for $4,000. that he take the
$147 900 of bonds given as security, re-
organize the company. keep sufficient
amount for himself to pay the debt
due him and for his expenses and
turn the remainder back TO Tarsney
and Sullivan. They made demand
for their interest few days ago, IL
is said, and were told that they had
none. The bill was filed by three OF
the leading legal firms Of Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
WORK INCREASES

Members of the board OF the Chill
dren's Free hospital held meeting
Wednesday afternoon. The report OF
Mrs. ]. E. Clark showed that although
II per cent more cases were cared for
last year than ever before In single
II months, the expense was less than
It has been in the last four years. In
the out-clinic department. 1.l4S cases
were treated, an increase OF 354 over
last year. and there were 7S9 intern
patients, an increase of l4S over last
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
LIVE STOCK
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT Jan. 20 Cattle DAN. lo
Ia Iic lower than on "Wednesday. Prices
ranged as follows. Choice steers. aver
aging from 900 To LOO pounds. $40
FF5gs. choice handy killers St251
so. Hight 10 good Butchers steers and
heiferR k2.15fT common killers ana
Cat COWS. S. 5Nft . so, tuuucrs COWS.
81 2a022j common 10 prime shipping
bulls. t3u4, light butchers and heavy
sausage bulls s. 50M 90 per cwt- Veal
ttuN.S5 per cwt
y She,p and bambs--2jc lower than
Wednesday. quality fair choice lambs.
Sc sG6A G.Ga-- al fails N g.-tala4.
-fnOn TO prime sheep 81. 900 g. mixed
sheeb ana lambs Sl50ft5 So. common
killers. s2.55d3.2j. culls. s2n2.5o per
cwt.
lower. quality fair. prime mediums and
~ workers. sG25d6 80. light workers.
and pigs s5d6. roughs. s. N0H 5.2j per
weeks receipts. cattle ln25, calves
420t sheep 500. hogs. $500.
EAST IFFALO-Opeping.
DoBninp A Stevens Live stock Report.
BJFFAI,O Jan, Al Special Cat
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
CITY AND CONTRACTORS
SOUABBLE OVER LAND

A temporary injunction restraining
e. w. Reid and the +. w Reid Co..
contractors. from proceeding with the
erection of a building at Myrtlest and
the West Grand boulevard. was grant.
ed by Judge Murphy. Thursday morn
Ing. The ownership OF the land on
which the building IS being construct
ed is In dispute. The city claims the
building occupies 80 feet of boulevard
property. while the contractors claim
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

year The treasurer's report showed
a credit balance Of s5,3l5.23 when the
books were closed
The following officers We're elected:
President. Mrs Sidney t. Miller; first
vice president, Mrs. F. II. Walker;
second vice president. Mrs. Henry
Ledyard: third vice president, Mrs.
Alfred Rothschild: recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Z. 4. Sumner; treasurer,
Mrs. John T. Shaw: purveyor, Mrs J.
f. Clark; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Frank Crandell
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Seeks Boss for Grand Rapids.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. 81
Claude Elliott. former pitcher for the
New York Giants, and Bobbie Lowe
and Bert Noblett. both OF whom were
with Grand Rapids last season, are
being considered for the managership
OF the Grand Rapids club. Owner
Brotherton also is dickering for the
purchase OF two outflelders and a
cctcher
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
ELOPES THAT HE MAY
LIVE IN IDLENESS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-Otto AK.
man. accused OF having eloped from
New York with his wife's sister, was
arraigned and held until the police
communicated with Mrs. Axman.
When asked why he had left his
wife and children, Amman told the de.
tectives, ii IL asserted. that when he
lived with his wife he had 10 work.
Now" Axman is alleged 10 have
said. my affinity works, and do
nothing"
His address in this city was learned
through q letter written 10 q friend OF
his wife In New York.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Pastor to Recome an umpire.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. Elf the
Rev. II. L. Otis fulflls his part of the
contract he will don the mask and
chest pad in the Cotton State league
games the coming summer as an UNI
pire. President Merrill has received
the parsons application. and. his rec
being satisfactory, he
was Immediately appointed 10 the
staff He lives in Greensboro. Ala.
and was a college star at baseball.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

-EOSTON. Mass. IAN. .I-SaIcs. fur-
nished by Hayden. stone * Co. ll6-lls
Grlswold- st. Adv.. 235: \ g. p, )
g36. Am Zinc. 225: Are. 10, A. c.. SO:
Atl So. Bos. Con. 2lo. Ru. Cltn.. 1851.
c. 4 A.. 81, Cent. el0; Con Mer.. 500;
G. Range l.547, n w. 40S T.. r.. 275;
iO55: Roy. ASS. X C.. 2IO Lake 225:
Las. $50. Mex. LILO. Mia. ESQ., Mich.
100. Mob 1870 Nev so, y. r.. 27O5
n l.. SOC; .. n. 80, Csc. 20: Par.
shan. 255 sup. cop. 935 :. & p. $50
Tam. 81, Trim 50; on. So. l. s. r..
50: do pfd, 1875. Tt Con. az; IT Cop.
$50: Win. so. Wow. Is. Wyan, $50.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Anplcs--Fancy. tl0A5o: common. s.

as so uer Dbl.
Buttrr-Ofncial prices Extra cream
cries. SIC: firsts. SOC: crooks. gle; pack
ing stock. Iqc per ID.
Cabbage-2 20 per III.
Cnuiinowcr-S3 per hamper.
CeIery-15q3 acc per doz. California.
SaH525 per crate.
Cheese-MichIgan full cream, i5h q
Ice.
Schweltzer, lSC per 10.
Conce@-Package cofree. sls750i3es
per 100 lbs.
Crnnbcrries-Fancy. IS per bu: 1880
per Dbl.
mon. GQSc per 10.
Dressed Hogs-Light. az I7hc; me-
dunn. So acc per Id.
Eggs-Michignn current receipts.
nrsts. case count, 29c per dog; refri ia
orator extras, 2shc. fresh, 29c per doz
FIour-Michigan patents In wool
s. i6 second patent. sb.2s; straight.
t51b: clear IS per Dbl,
Fced-Jobbing lots. bran. s24l coarse
corn meal. s2s 80; corn enf Dat chop
$3.50: coarse middlings, f26; nne mid
dlings. t2S per ton.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

There was nothing new In the way
of prices 10 report this morning. TIL!
was poultry day. but receipts on thu
early deliveries were not as large a
usual and while the demand was no
urgent, everything was pretty wei
cleaned uD Eggs are on the dowr
grade at present. but dealers are no
looking for any very material declines
FOR n while Stocks OF butter in al
grades are large and Increasing. bu,
prfces are held 40 by outside markets
There is a good trade in rabbits
dressed calves and hogs are steady
and the market. as a whole. was slow
ana without feature.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
NEN YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. Jan GI-At the Metal
exchange today. copper continued to
droop with a further loss OF ~ in the
bid FOR slectrolytic and castings. Tin
was slightly lower I'm sympathy with
London Lead and spelter unchanged.
Quotations. Lake. 14ik m14i4c cleo
frolVtlc I3Ss n 1870: castings 1917 n
i2e,c. spelter. 5.f0m5.l5c; lead. 4i5l7
! zoe. tin 276OG27e5c
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Ian 2i.-The buying
was resumed at the opening OF the cot
ton market this morning. and prices
opened frmer. fully responding 20
stronger cables. The orders to pur-
houses on overnight orders Room
traders and some OF the foreign inter
ests favored n reaction
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

DETROIT, Jan. l.-Close: Argen-
tine wheat exports are inquired 10 IN
LIVERPOOL easy The bears In Chicago
acknowledge that they have failed IN
their effort to break the market and
have covered their lines. Patten APP
pears 10 have no opposition now and
the market Is largely in his hands 10
do as he pleases with Receipts are
wheat in the Detroit market and prices
closed with little change.
:, Wheat euotations-Cash 10 ~, rec req /,
change az sl.0sa.. declined 10 s. os
advanced 20 sl1O and closed at sl.o9A. ;
July opened al sl.0l y lost &c, ad-
vanoed to $40 y and closed az 81 81 a !
white. sl07.
Coarse grain 9uetati9n s.,, CGrne-c a i
No g, sl& BID No. , Yellow, s Ssrs
bid. No. : yellow. . cars az 81 &C
oats~Cash No 3 white. Use. May.
RSe-Cash No .. 7Se
Eeans-Cash and February '2.29;
Glover seed-Prime spot 100 bags
at So % Maze Sa zee y 9aEs az go, 80
bags AT SIS. p at s725
Timothy seed--Prime spot. so bags
Receipts In tie Detroit market
Thursday. Included 500 bbls OF four
"a cars % corn and ! 81 oats With
drawals were 700 bhls OF flour Stocks
are 54.s2f bu OF wheat 3l2.3Sl bu 90
corn. 1914 bu Of oats, and s3.5ls b.
OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
dav zoe cars: year ago. 200 cars.
Wheat receipts at Kansas city %
cars: year ago, ia.
Wheat In Liverpool closed unchanged
70 /. a higher. and corn I'D higher
Exports OF wheat and -four Thurs
dav 325 600 bu.
Wheat receipts at primary poini 5
Thursday. $4,000 bu year ago. $4,000
bu.
CHICAGO. Jan 2l.--Unresponsive
shipments and favorable weather
caused a little lower wheat market this
morning. prices being OF about hc.
Leading holders gave the market moo :
crate support. Commission house
were on both sides Local sentiment
incllred to be a little bearish.
OpenIng: wheat-May. s1.o7s. y
1914 Corn-May, 607s a SO y $50 =
nats-May. :9o%se La 1rrdNMiaay se.SS7.
The wheat range was UNCERTAIN most
OF the day but around 81 0S there We're
good sized chunks Of the MAY option 10
come out. thus taking the edge on the
market on several occasions, ana clos
ing Il isdi,c lower for the day Corn
hog products were about unchanged Tor
the day
Closing prices: wheat--May.. s1.07 y
asked Corn-May, 62L asked. oats
May 52c Pork-May $3.50 asked.
Lard-May, $3.50 asked. Ribs-May'
s9.07 asked.
Ouotations nv HAYDEN. Stone * Co:
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22

There are al least three species OF
dogs which do not bark-the Egyptian
sheep dog. the Australian dog and the
'lion-headed" dog OF Tibet.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co:
Open. High. Low. Close.
(a)Asked. CO. Bid. (x)Split
TnI Emo CHAM

TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 21.--Wheat-Cash,
s1Osa, May. $40. July. sl.00% Sept.
s7ss &C. Corn-Cash. SIC, May and July,
64&c Sept. 6tisc. Oats-Cash. OF :. G;
MAY 53Lbc. July, iSc. Sept 40c. Rye
cash 1SIRc. Alslkc--Prime and
March, 1855 Timothy-sis0. Glover
seed-Cash and March. $500 h oct.
k6OIia Feb. s5.51I5
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis 6. Gorton, il3 Majestic building
Jan. 90. 1909.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-22
The Freak Game Of 1903.

Fourteen runs In one inning is going
some On Sept. s. last season. Terre
Haute had a lead OF IL runs In the
seventh inning. yet Evansville came
across with Il I'm the latter part OF
that period. and won the game. Is
10 -.
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the land was abandoned by the city
for boulevard purposes.
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job Printing done right. Times Print
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PRODUCE.

Assessment paid.
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Cotton prices. furnished BY Hayden
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Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone A Co, li6-llS GrisM old-st
, 1909-12-08


There is 2 plant species in this island Of
ours that may be said TO be call alone, not
that there is only q single individual, ON the
contrary there are IN fact many OF taem, for
YOU may see them ut the foot OF nearly
every old wll and sometimes even growing
between the stones and bricks but the
species has no cousins here, and IN this re
spect presents u striking contrast to our
friend the Feryain, which, as we have seen,
can boast a host Of relatives.
If to the mention Of its habit Of growing ON
, 1909-12-08

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