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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-07
VASSAL BORO.

EAST.-Mrs Edith Weeks and
daughter Dorothy. of Somerville, were
the guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. z. S. Bragg,
for a few days.
Mrs. Ralph +. Arey and little son,
Wallace. have been the guests of Mrs.
Arey's parents for n few days. Mr..
ard Mrs. Wallace have been i'll.
Miss Malo Robbins. who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Pierce,
for Il few weeks, left. Wednesday, for
a short visit with her mother in Lew
iston Miss Robbins will soon go ~
Boston and on Nj reh 10 viii leave Bos-
ton for San Diego. California, where
on April S, she will be married TO Don
aid Goldsmith, of that city, formerly
of Phillips. Maine. Miss Robbins will
Journey across in company with Mrs.
Goldsmith and Miss Ruth Goldsmith,
mother and sister OF her fiance, who 60
to ioin their husband and father who
went ont there last fall with his son.
Miss Robbins is a graduate Of Farm
ington Normal school and has been a
popular and successful teacher for sew
eral years. MIR. Goldsmith IS a fne mn-
stefan and has many friends IN Philips
where he lived until last year When lie
went west, where he is engaged in the
insurance business. The young couple
have a host of friends who wish them
every success and happiness in tteii
future life.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fish nave
bought the Carroll Dunham house IN
the village and will soon take posses
sion.
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TOTAL OF IA GAMES.
Abbott School Has Longest Baseball
Schedule in History.

Pennington, Me, March 6.-Manager
Ralph Friedman of the Abbott School
baseball team. Wednesday, announced
the schedule. Fourteen games has
been arranged. the most the team has
ever played. The schedule:
April 19-LoWell, Mass. Textile at
Pennington.
April 26-Farmington High at Farm
inston.
April 2S-Livermore Falls High at
Iivermore Falls.
May Edward Little High at
Pennington.
May 1o-Portland High at Farming
ton.
May 12-Morse High at Farmingon.
May 17-Cony High at Pennington.
May 19-Rumford High at Rumford.
May Stowhegan High at Farm
ington.
May 26-skowhegan High at SHOW
regan.
MAY 31-Bowdoin ID at Pennington.
June Maine Wesleyan Seminary
at Kent's Hin.
June 7-Rumford High at Farming
ton.
June 9--Farmington High at Farm
ington.
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! THURSDAY. MARCH IS. at 2 p. NJ.
Hampden Water District.
No. 1863 An Act to provide fire pro-
lection IN theaters, concert halls and
places of amusement in the State of
Maine,
No. III. An Act to amend Chapter III
of Revised Statutes, relating to the regu-
lation of costs and fees.
No. 172. An Act to amend Sec. q of
Chap. 10 of the Revised Statutes, rela-
tive TO the sale of real estate for taxes.
No. 173. An Act to amend Sec. of
Chap. 81 of the Revised Statutes rela-
tive to mortgages of real estate
No. 174-An Act relating 10 the Fire
Department of the several cities and
No. III. An Act to repeal Sec . of
Chap 20 of Revised statutes relating to
renewal fee for registration of apothc-
carries.
No ITS. An Act relative 10 interroga-
tories in civil actions.
No. 119 An Act additional to Chapter
81 of the Revised statutes, relating to
proceedings in civil actions in court.
No. $50. An Act to amend Section % Of
Chapter ia Of Revised Statutes, relating
TO relief of poor debtors
No. 10. An Act to amend Section . Of
Chapter So Of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating 10 the place for bringing actions
No. l76. An Act to amend Chapter 2S
of the Revised Statutes as amended by
Chapter 1874 of the Public Laws of lg0l
and Chapter 155 of the Public Laws of
1911, relating to fire escapes.
CHARLES +. CONNORS. Sec.
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ThaW WithdraWS
Latest HabeaS
Corpus Petition

New York, March 6.-The writ of
habeas corpus obtained in behalf OF
Harry X Thaw, was suddenly With
drawn at the request of his counsel
in the supreme court, today No ex-
PLANTATION was offered. Thaw was in
court. William Travers Jerome, res
tanned by the state to oppose Thaw's
release, was ready to proceed with the
argument when one of Thaw's lawyers
notified Justice Geigerich that he de-
sired to withdraw the proceedings.
1t was subsequently explained that
the move was because DIR. Charles
Kennedy, the lawyer who obtained the
writ for Thaw, had been denied the
privilege of consulting privately with
his client at Matteawan and for this
reason was not ready to go ahead with
the case.
Thaw was taken back to the asylum
and the right of his lawyers to see
him in private there will likely he
threshed out in court.
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NORRIDGEWOCk.

Mrs. George Lunt still remains on
the sick list.
Ira Taylor has returned from the
woods where he has been employed
Miss Arlene Kilgore of Smithleid
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. RaIph
futile, several days last week
Miss I.innion Brown visited friends
in Belfast, recently.
Mrs. Arthur Frederick, who has been
i'll for several days is improving
Mr. and Mrs. Obed Allen are passing
several days with friends in Lexihs-
ton.
Miss Jennie Murray of Madlsoh' IS
the guest Of Miss Grace Young
Mrs Ernest Gilman, who has been
i'll for several days. is reported as
gaining.
Mrs. Irwin Palmer was week emu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Dummy
The annual town meeting was heid
Monday in the Grange hall. inc ioi-
lowing officers were elected: Modera-
tor, VIM. Longley; clerk, FRANK w,
Spaulding; seleetmen, assessors ana
overseers of the poor Frank l.. Ames'
Harry A. Yeaton and Herbert a. Gii-
man; treasurer, Cony RUSSELL roao
commissioner, Charles j. savage au
ditor, T. r. Folsome. Oscar Lochwoo''
was elected to serve three years on ,he
school board. Tax collector, 'hailes
X. Miller.
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AFFAIRS AND IN
SuRANCE

The Committee ON Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give public hearings
at the State House, Augusta, as follows
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1913
An Act relating to standard provisions
for accident and health policies.
An Act relating to special insurance
brokers.
An Act relating to the incorporation
and admission of assessment casualty in.
sarance companies, and conditions re-
lating TO such companies.
An Act to amend Sections 90 - and "a
OF Chapter Is of the Revised statutes re-
Iating 10 the prevention of fires and in
spection of buildings.
An Act relating to fraternal beneficiary
associations doing casualty business only.
An Act TO provide for personal liability
of officers of mutual fire companies in
certain cases.
An Act relating to the inspection OF
buildings. tReassgnedl.
An Act to amend Chapter l3l of the
Public Laws of 1911 entitled IAN Act re-
lating To taxing Insurance in companies
not authorized To do business in Maine
(Reassigned1.
An Act to amend Chapter III of the
Public Laws of 1877 relating To taxing in
surance in companies not authorized to
do business in Maine. tReassignedJ
An Act 10 repeal Chapter I3l of the Pub
lie Laws If 1911. relating 10 taxing insur-
anee IN companies not authorized to do
business in Maine. (ReaSsigned1.
An Act relating To inter-insurers au-
thorizing the business transacted there
by.
w. y. PRICE Soc
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EDUCATION.

The Committee on Education will
giye public hearing on the following
ATS ATS, 81. end Resolves as follows:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l., at , p. NJ
NO. I'll An Act TO provide for paw
ments from State school funds. From
last legislature
NO: Bill. An Act to provide for the
distribution of the school mill fund
to amend Sections 122, 123 and 126 of Of
chapter 10 of the Revised Statutes.
and Section of Chapter III of The
Public Laws of 1909, relating To the
aistrlbut1on of the common school
No; 50 An Act to amend Section >
or chapter Is of the Revised Statues
relating TO the furnishing of school
privileges for children resident If
pages ace 81 remote from school.
per per OF professionally trained teachers
No; SO An Act TO amend Section I
OF Chapter SO OF the Public Laws of
, nSos teiatlng TO the appropriation for
school buildings.
No, 81. An Act to amend Section no
OF Chaptef Of the Revised Sfatutes
relating to the preparation of blank
ISitns By the State Superintendent Of
No; s.. An Act to amend Section 3s
OF Chapter l5 of the Revised Statutes
IN relation 10 the accurate Keeping of
scnool records and accounts
10. % An Act TO fix the minimum
Saiaty OF teachers employed in the
No. 10 An Act to amend Sections
los and 10 of Chapter Is of the r.
Hlsed statutes as amended relating 10
me, ,ne state state, Normal Schools ana fheiI.
Willis A. KICKER, Secretary
LUIS - HASKELL, Clerk
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JOURNAL WANT ADS.
BRING RESULTS.
TRY ONE AND SEE
NGW TONN . TWIN WNNNEI.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.


New York, March Elm response to an
other shifting in speculative sentiment,
stocks sold off, today. Trading was not
large. and the movement appeared to re-
fleet little more than the passing mood
of professional operators. On Monday,
stocks Were marked up, on Tuesday they
We're put down. on Wednesday up and
today. down. Traders are feeling their
way while awaiting developments of suf-
iicient significance to serve as guide
posts. In this connection much import
dnce Is attached TO the first acts of the
new national administration. It is real
lied that some time will be REQUIRED to
put into effect the policies of the admin
istration and that the stock market may
have ahead of ii a period of suspense. In
the meantime the professional element
trades from day to day. selling on rallies
and buying on decline, while closely
reading the news from Washington.
Few important stocks. today. lost more
| than point. There was some proIt tax
| ing, AS Well as renewed bear selling on
the theory that the long position haa
| been weakened by recent extensive COW
| ering Except in some of the speeialties,
| there was evidence of liquidation. Amer
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Of Accession TO the Throne
Of Romanoff Family.
Is Celebrated, Thursday, al ST.
Petersburg With Much Pomp.
Bands Play, Co!ors Fly and lmperia |
Family Met With Storm Of Cheers.

ST. Petersburg. March 6.-The ter
centenary of the election in 1913 as En-
peror of Russia of Michael Fcodoro-
witch, the first of the present line of
Romanoffs. was celebrated To-Day. with
much pomp throughout the empire.
An artillery salute fired from the
and st. Paul, at s o'clock. ushered in
the ceremonies in the capital and from
that time on constantly growing
crowds thronged the gaily decorated
streets, watchirS the troops with
bands playing and colors flying lining
the route of the imperial procession to
the Kazan cathedral.
\ storm of cheering signafled the de-
parture of the members of the impe-
rial family from the winter palace,
continuing until they disappeared
through the door of the cathedral. The
Emperor and Empress We're greeted by
the metropolitan bearing the cross and
vessel containing holy water. Peals
rang out from all the church bells in
the city as the imperial party entered
The edifice was thronged with grand
dukes and grand duchesscs. high state
dignitaries. members of the diplomatic
corps, naval and military officers and
members of the Luna. The men all
Wore fun dress uniforms and the
women the picturesque Russian court
dress ablaze with Jewels.
All stood as the Emperor, the EN-
press. the Dowager Empress and the
Grown Prince entered the cathedral
The latter was carried to his place by
Cossack and it was noticed through
out the service, that although he sat
or stood during various phases of the
service he did not lneel at any time
At the close of the mass another ar
tillery salute WAS fired and bells
throughout the capital We're rung.
The return of the imperial family to
the palace gave occasion for another
popular greeting, the crowd alternately
cheering and singing the national an
them.
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SALARIES AND FEES

III ne committee on Salaries and ices
VIII give public hearing in its room
al the state House in Augusta,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH, II -
: o clock Groom ll5l. - at
No. .. An Act to amend Cbanfar 70
me fubHc Laws of 1906 relating 10 con-
pehsation OF registers of deeds. (Oxford
No. Is. An Act to amend c,banto,. ~
OF the Public Laws OF 1905, reiatino - -
the compensate of county commiseion
eIs tAndroscoggin Coz
No q. An Act fixing the compensation
o. the clerk OF the municipal court for
the city of Lewiston
No. 81. An Act amending Section / Of
Shapter III OF the Public Laws of 1895.
commissioners of Androscoggin county,
No a. An Act relating to the compen-
sdtion OF county commissioners tSaga-
dahoc c0unty.J
No Al An Act relating TO the compen-
satioh or the county attorney of Sagada-
hoe county
No 49,, An Act to amend Chapter 1871
81 The Public Laws of 1906 relating Ia
the compensation of registers of probate.
tknox county,
No. 20. An Act to amend Section Of
Ghapter $50 of the Public Laws of 1906,
feiatihs 10 the compensation of judges
OF probate. knox connty5
No. % An Act to amend an Act re-
lating TO the police court for the city OF
Rockland eknox coanty1
NO. ~ An Act relating ~ commence
ton of register of deeds of Knox county.
No 81 An Act to amend Chapter "a
OF the Public Laws of 1906 relating tn
the compensation of county attorneys.
(knoX county,)
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 49, al
o'clock room 1l5l
No. ]. An Act to amend Section ] OF
CHATTER rs of the Public Laws of 1905
Jelating to the compensation of the clerk
of courts. Piscataqa;s county,
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No. 8. An Act to amend Section q oil
Chapter 166 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1911, relating TO salary of judge
of the PiScataquiS municipal court
No. g. An Act to regulate the salary
of register OF probate for the county OF
Piscataquis.
Chapter ll9 Of the Public Laws Of ls,e',
relating to the compensation of county
attorneys. I'scataQuis county)
No. 53. An Act relative to the compeh-
Satiun of the register of deeds in I1Scdt-
aquiS county.
No 10 An Act to amend Section of
Chapter l5l Of the Public Laws OF l90l.
relating to the salary and clerk lire oil
the register of PenobScot county.
No. Il. An Act to amend Paragraph
II. Section |, Chapter 1853, OF the Iuhlle
Laws of 1865 relating TO the SALARY OF
the judge of Probate Of Penabscot couu-
No 10. An Act to amend Paragraph
II, section J. Chapter III of the Public
Laws of 1906, relative 20 the salary and
clerk hire Of the register of deeds o
Penobscot county.
No l6. An Act to amend Paragraph
IL Section !, Chapter lie. of the f'nbltc
Laws of 1905, relative to the salary of the
treasurer of penobscot county.
No. H. An Act to amend Paragraph
II. Section |, Of Chapter ll9. of the Pub
lie Laws of 1905. relative 10 the salary of
the county attorney of PenobScot county.
No. ls An Act to amend Paragraph
H. Section !, Chapter us, of the Public,
clerk lire Of the clerk of courts OF Pc
nobscot county.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH Is. at
: o'clock Toom li5J,
No. T. An Act to amend Section 10 of
Chapter l54 of the Private and special
Laws of 1911, relating 10 the llodlton
municipal court
No. p. An Act to amend Chapter I'll
Of the Public Laws of 1895. relating To
the compensation of registers of probate.
tAroostook countyl
No. % IN Act to amend Section OF
Chapter rs Of the Public Laws of 1908,
relating To the compensation of clerk OF
courts SO ms To allow the clerk of courts
in Aroostook county the sum or thirteen
hundred dollars per year for clerk hire
instead Of eight hundred dollars. the sum
now fixed by law.
No. - An Act to amend Ghaptes lla
of the Public Laws of 1906, relating to
the compensation of county attorneys.
CFfanklin countND
No. 81. An Act tn amend Chapter III
of the Public Laws of 1906. relating To
the compensation Of county commission
crs (Franklin ceuuty.1
No ~ An Act to amend Chapter lis
Of the Laws of 1863. relative to clerk hire
Of clerk of courts in York county.
No T. An Act in relation 10 the Sdu-
ford municipal court
No H. An Act relative to the COM
pensation Of the treasurer of Somerset
'''''s L. c. BOWLER. secretary.
q Z kINGSBItkN CLERK.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES

The COMMITTEES on Railroade .,,,t ~.
dresses VIII give a public hearing in It's
room at the State House in Augusta.
TUESDAY, MARCH II. at 2.9o r. NJ
:" An Act TO provide for the abolish.
neht OF grade crossings of railroade
tNew draft "i'i o'ihS'
Is. An Act to amend Section 81 -
napier - Of the Revised Statutes 70
liuhs 10 accidents on railroads
- Ut. An Act to amend Section rs of Chan
Ter - OF the Revised Statutes in relatian
TO the taking of land by railroad con-
panies V'u eofh-
rs. An Act to incorporate the Farming
toh-'1akiand lnterurban Railway
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STATE LANDS AND FOREST
OBSERVATIONS.

The Committee on state Lands and
Forest Preservation will give public
hearing in its room AT the State House
in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH l.. at T. Nj.
Gand Agents Office
No. p. An Act To establish state
Forestry Commission.
No 2. An Act for the preservation OF
the forests Of the State Of Maine.
No -. An Act in violation TO the is
lands of the State of Maine
r. w. GOODWIN, Secretary.
{. r. KINGSBURY, Clerk
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lean Tobacco FELL over seven points max
ing it's decline in the last two days y
points which, however. WAS reduced by
N rally late in the day. other tobacco
stocks we've heavy.
The urgency OF Beflin's financial re-
quirements was indicated. today. by the
raising of the German bids for money
in this market to s. per cent. fer funds
TO April :. 1t is understood that loans
were placed ut this figure. Further
strength WIS shown i'm the foreign eN-
change market, today, rates for both
sterling and Continental exchange rails
ing. The bond market was heavy. To
tai sales par value. s2,650.o0o- United
States bonds unchanged on call.
\ seat ON the New York Stock TX
change was sold. today. for Si5,0e0. the
lowest price since 1860,
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chicago produce Markss.

Chicago, MHfctII<
Export sales here today. heisted VIE
a cent. Leading houses sold at TIE {
and caused reaction, but the
steady to a. above.N last "
finished unchanged to LID g.
a gain of ! to /. and psoxlsl9!E
WHEAT-Ma 9fa. Jul
CORN-May 5ssas; Jlsly x
5isd55 II I, q, II. ~ 4 s. s
MESS PORK-May 2OssQ II July
TARD-May 1857: July 1885, e;ei,l.
SHORT RIBS-May 10Siss iuissS
Sept l0723M15. 80
Enthusiastically: receipts l2,Ge casss2
market, cases included, 15nfs' ordi9'
firsts IL firsts Is. - ~,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; receipts zas c NJ
Michigan Has; Minnesota i3"4'' w
consin 40d4s.
RYF-No slM62
RNRLEY-4Sm70.
TIMOTHY-250n3s So.
CLONER--12G0nlS0
PORK-2077l
LARD--1071l
RIBS-f012aul0S7a.
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Boston Curb Market.
=. -
New York Produce Market.

New York. March g.
WlIEAT-Spot firm: No 2 red 100 ele.
vator and III fob afoat nominal: No !
northern Duluth 1901 fob afoat Bondek
wheat: May and July closed 96g asked
CORN-Spot firm: exports 5li fob aiiosf
0ATS-Spot steady. se
pORK-Frm.s mess 2175a2200.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Fifn: middfesXest 1da5sfllo5.
SUGAR--fiaw firm: refined steady.
BTfTTER4Weaker. sraceipts 6734 tubs:
creamery extras aGa : process extras 216t
=; first. 25sGt26s factory held 22Gi2i; fac
tory current make seconds 21M2li; pack
ing stock current. make. No 2oa: No. 3
1TM1gy
E0GS--Wcak. receipts 16.I9s eases:
state. Pa aud aiearby .hemefy brownsl22
at23; do. gathered browns and mixed cpl
ors ZgldZ1i. - \
POTATOES Easy; Jersey sweet ha3
.ket leO6ff4n - ~
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TEMPERANCE,

The Committee on Temperance will
give puphe hearing in its room at the
TUESDAY, Mich II, 1919. at p II.
No. |. On an Act to amend Sec. 20
Chap ~ H. =, relating to - sale of in
toxicating liquors
No. :. On an Act in amendment to
Section l of Chapter 1876 of the K. s. re-
iatlng TO sentence in criminal cases
MELLE% IPY0N Soc
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The Committee on Inland Fisheries
ana Game, will give a public hearing i'm
ltS room at the State House i'm Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH T. at ? i, NJ,
NO l06 Resolve for the purpose of
operating the fish hatcheries and feeding
atations Tor fish,, and for the protection
of fish. game and birds. and for nrinting
the report of commissioners of Inland
FISHERIES and Game. with statement OF
facts.
SETH +. CLARK. Secretary.
VI. II. HODGDON Clerk
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New York Gotten Msrkes.

Nfsu York. 80fGE<
Spot, closed nniet, Middlins ld
y. 70; do. gulf 1855. salcssl3oo bafxS
Galveston quiet. IL; New 90 can
steady 49, .SaTanuah sfsaq$,S3 Y,
Charleston steady. q Memphis au14. Y
Net receipts for six DAYS a0zi5
Exports TO Great Brkaip I
France 1855 to the Continent M;
Japan S9il; 10 Mexico leo. A
Stock 164 622 n
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Victor Grange.

The an-day meeting. held IN Victor
Grange hall, Fairfield Center. was well
attended and a fine time reported. Be
tween 20 and 40 were present from cas-
cada Grange. L. G. Bateman OF Aubufh
gave an interesting talk.
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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago, March Q.
UOGS-Strong; receipts 200; buik ,a OF
sales S55mS65: light a5ftSs0' mixed sfV"
S72l; heavy S20nS67l. ,.oo. hooyas
CATTLE-Strong; receipts 4o', e nyss
725G,93O; stoekerS and feeders o-y,a1n'
cow and heifers S6OmsOO; calves 7ooniiico
SIIEET-Strong: receipts lS,Coo; natlNe
q, 700. Yearlings 100MS25. lamDs .lodo.".
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Mafcn v.
Quotations on -four, gram mlilleea'
meal hav and straw are strictly whoie-
sale for carload lots to jobbers All other
quotations represent prices 10 the re-
BEEF-Unchanged whole cattle 1laa
~. ,o-o>zoo M
BIJTTER-Unch northern 33a5S'
western 96M37.
cHEESE-Unchanged New York twins
CORN-Higher; No yellow So
EGGS-Steady; choice 27G2s; western
2fm25. ,,zc,-
HAY-Firm; No. | grade 21m2loo
LAMBS-Firm; spring l3adli
I.ARD-Firm pure ~ a-,o--o
MIXED FEED-Hieher, a. 250f27 so
OATS-Unchanged No. clipped wmte
PORK-Unehanged; medium backs 2So
62425. hit ,ooc,1ao
OTATOES-Unchange white EWd iio'
SITC,AR-IInchanged graduated 40
VEAL ,S-Steady SAILS.
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EdckELRATE e W., n.9rs
HOAD LOW KA ES
TO Points in
CALIFORNIA OREGON,
WASHINGTON,
and FAR WEST

Daily March 14th to April l4th Mod
ern Tourist Sleepers, Boston to Chicago.
n Sddia connecting cars for Western and
.aclhc Coast points. For rates, routes.
etc. write
l.. T. Burgess, New England Pass.
ACT, 3l2 Old South Bldg, Boston. Mass
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New York Money Market.

New YOrk, Marel Q.
Prime mercantile paper 5G5. per. cent.
Sterling exchange strong at 4S3.S0 Tor
f0-dav bills and at 4SS for demand
Commercial bills iS3.
Bar silver 80.
Mexican dollars Ak.
Government bonds heavy.
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A Warning.
To feel tired after exertion is one
thing. to feel tired before is another
Don't say the latter is laziness-it
isn't. but it's n sign that the system
lacks vitality, is running down, ana
needs the tonic effect of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
It's n warning, too and sufferers
should begin taking Hoods at once.
Buy a bottle today.
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