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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

The return Jimmy cycle rah most nty
sporting the Few the Welsh Rat
called undispued king Of the
inexperienced the paced
the Midget maintain his superiority When Mich
racing years
his he said be working hard
chaes will be 20 miles he will ptts
will half the distance This
his II he with flying n
will be matched against the best In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

the ball. which was thrown directly at
them. The ball used in those days was
made entirely Of rather soft rubber.
A number Of well to do New Workers
were in the habit Of assembling on
some vacant lots beyond the limits Of
the city where Madison Square Garden
now stands, and playing townball for
recreation IL occurred to them that
by making certain changes and modi-
fications in the game 1t could be much
improved A great many informal dis
cussions were held, and II was finally
decided TO make the proposed changes.
Among these was the adoption OF bases
instead Of corners and harder ball
with rubber core covered with yarn
and bound with leather, Men were also
placed to guard the bases The ball
was thrown at them instead Of directly
at the runners Owing TO the promi-
hence thus given to the bases It was de-
clded TO change the name OF the game
from townball to baseball.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

HAaN ~ 49, U.-~.H Nhaf I Winw I.
an angel, but in ''
her timidity
could not speak a word, / s'aaN
part with her, but all 10 vain a.
! took courage, and. going 70
Therese, begged that / might
The rehearsal was a success ana .
performance itself in my stel''n.
spoke much more than was 10 ~
and was much praised.
at the dinner given after ne !
rlcals a special ash was 'sls
those who had acted-creami o! HI
lte. When Il was handed rolna
Bugnet took my portion sayln y,
YOU played my part It Is only y"
I should eat your cream Ih
started TO my eyes-I was " y'.
AT the tIme-but Sister Ther.'' -
mo by the hand led be 70 >. B,ls
hour. who presented me with ~, y
telling me at the same time %
Estber's Prayer on the occasol y
nsrt visit. but that never '.ls
psss. for a few days later al l.,..
ne chaplain. with deep smSu@
formed US that Mgr sIo0u' D"
murdered"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

Julia Marlowe denies ,.,., AID . %
the reports that she iH'
again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

Tobias Jour
ney,' and the
pupils were all
IN high glee
only 1 was in
consolable. des
perate, for no
part had been
assigned to me
l knew the
whole piece by
heart and shed
bitter tears at
the rehearsals
one of m y
friends, Lulse
Bugnet, was to
play the part OF
- awrat huF In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York Nay. u
F7LGT E-Ecr+tpts = go bhis exports.
- his sales. --ss pigs welI s-;S1ailee
AID fairly active without change
RNE-Qui-t. NJ Western. 81 fob.
float
NfEAT-Rvo-irls- ae bushels oX-
ports. - - bushels. sales. 80. iss' ulsl-
as futures. l2'.rs'I bushels spot: SPOT i'm
Nc = Ted. X. I-1-h. afiGaT. No. : red. -.
elevator, NJ. ] Northern puislh. "
fob. atioat. NJ hsra naiath. So (.n.h.
a1losat-
CoRN-Recei1,z. ll5.sla bushels ex-
ports. - - bushels. sales. $4,000 bush, IS
futures. -at+ .stl bushels spot- SpuT steady f
No. :. * -l-.aIar ana 46-s fu-b 1fiuat.
pATS-Kereipts Z1--n bushels. exnnrt~
q 81 bushels spot steady. m. e. - M.
4. - 80 white. Fl: M white ->l
rack mixed Western, -- .t.- .7-. t--stE
white. Ma
BEEF-Steaidy. eIt meats q4ist
LAEL-E-asier- Western steamed s. Ia 3.
refined weak. continent. Sc. : "A $3.50
camTaund. 49,
PORh-QIict.
B5-T'T f-K-Sieady. creamery. -911s. FAC
tory. 1511t- stale Cairr. 1924
tH klsSE-ll met fancy. l'-s small DO.
IL large October fancy. To- small de-.
EGGS-Sr4ady: state and Pennsylvania.
-4a2s; Western T,-sllar ia king. -l"-i.
Western loss Of. =
Petrol Il -M-S1ezdy-
RcSf N-Lulet.
RPINTIN E-Steady. 43 aa4
81 t4AE-faw. firm but qlitT. refining.
S1v. centrifugal 1as 1nolasses sugar. ~.
refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
SHARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

= house. barn and store owned by X
5. Fuller Al Hardinss Station. between
Bath and brunswick. Were destroyed ny
fire. Thursday forenoon. The loss Is Sh'a'
partially insured
John r Campbell. ca years old. was
drowned in lake near Princeton;
"Wednesday evening by the 'iIrs"iiiils 81
his boat is body was later recovered
A widow and twa children SURVIVE RIM
Miss Annie Young. n l5-year-nld Eiri
living on Mcclellan street, BRUNSWICK
tried Ia commit suicide "Wednesday
BY king z dose Of landannm- = l IN
AFFAIR is said 10 have been the ca Use sie
Will recover
Mvrnn i. Moore. a prominent con-
tractor aged - years. lDeering district.
died, Thursday. H.. WAS native 81 l-is-
bon. n Y, served several years as asses
scr in The city Of lst-ril.s. and Ns-s rep
resSntaIiEV Io lhe Legislature Ia lhs5-
schooner T. NJ. Nicholson. Capt John
McInnis, arrived Al Racksport. THURSDAY.
from The Grand banks, with onet-hIra
fare of cod The captain reports h'7aFy
weather, lost cable, two anchors, had
several dories stove. and had hui six daYs
! fishing on two months tr7i-
| Andrew Strong Of Madison, recently
had a narrow escape from being shot
Mr. Strong vas going home in the even
+ ing. and when near Inc end ~ the ITesIt
4 bridge of The Somerset Railroad Was
shot al twice II is supposed that ne was
mistaken for another man as ne was moi
l known 10 have any enemies
| In Porter village. il is reported that
three barns were unroofed and remove !
/ from their founda ucns by the WIND,
! " tdnesGaT afternoon. The Advent
! church was entirely unTpOfed and he
! west side blown II. leaving il n condi
lion beyond repair The roads in several
! places. Thursday. were not uassabIe.
/ Sanford Crosby of Madison. has gone 10
Jhe hospital al lewiston, where he mas
/ had abouI half Of his lower jaw removed
4 Several weeks 20 a large sore appeared
on MIR. Crosbg-s face and upon lnNeSusa
I ton By the local physicians a small tooth
Z was found growing pn the inside. The
I case is more serious Than "a -lTSI sap
4 posed. ana fears err entertained a. NJ
Nj Crosby recovery.
Rridgtor is excited over supposed
Z case of iufanticid-. Tho authorities are
irIyesJi eating The woman implicated de-
I birth Il th- child hlt there are some
1 Stubborn facts in ntraGlctlon of that
/ statement. A Vet The body OF me infant
has mol been discovered. although search
for il has been carefully made and is stu
! going or
/ ! fierce wind storm which came un
suddenly II RImf0ri Falls W~duFs1z =
night. just after violent shower I'D
consider bic damage IL that vicinity tn
river which connected This place with Inc
! town Of Mexico. was blown down IRON
liz +nlndalru ard swept away in N.
! river. The brIdgt VS. about 1-r f5-r long
and accommodated Il great amount ri
travel which Kill now he temporarily In
isIrucrlr, will b. built ~ once thinneFs
( in many parIs Gf me town were hiowr
! DOWN, ana for q time am WY. comm IL
cation NaS interrupted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK SOCK MARKET.

Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.
same ehb and f70z in 1odavs STOCK mar
k+t that has rhara cterized ii far several
DAYS past. Neither the beginning nor the
End however Vas SO well defined as Lheg
currents weTr Very confusing All dan ana
made il ditflC1ii TO analyze the tone. eN-
cepT during period Of pronounced raaC-
ton which developed after the opening
and an equally pronounced recovery Dee
fore the el0s- The Close itself VS. re-
dictionary AND weak, lnd-T the Influence
81 violent break ~ - POINTS IL AMER
can St@el and Wire H. bear cOZtl1 gent
succeeded in pretty Vel getting The up
per hand early in me DAY. The market
opened with price currents moving in
hiring -ddiss- There was continued
strong absorption IL some q yeSf= Tday :
strong stocks, The local fractions and s.
PAU being Conspicuous TINS no e-ne1l-
was not sufficient ~ discourage the
profit taking ana tear pressure which
had been more u- lass manifest espeCi
alIy ln the steel Stp1k ks from the opening
ma the whole market fell away without
much support r. Inc lowest 81 Ire DAY
'1e rally was 1TauECTa t-1 in 81. Paul
and an effort was made Up continue The
movement by bidding ur the NanderbIlt~
But this proved lnaNalliuE IN lace Of th-
acute weakness shown hr the stesl
regarded Some disspT,nir tr1e-t was fcl.
al The cessation q ttIrdaY heavy DE-
u1zno from London The bears were in
CIine-d 10 make capital OH Of The report
ID dispute amongst he diplomats 1t P
kin and their tactics v-er- shown in Ihc
circulation 81 i ramon that the Car was
dead TIE fact that these r1rnors were
given some weight and that the Kruger
d. TncnstTa ton in AarSeilles and lie r.
ported in Jury r. Gen Roberts had IN in-
-4uence. tended tl show Ihzt he move
rnen1 az The market was 10 = large extent
on sentiment grounds The money
market showed Ho signs az any stress
from the large Speculation ana was at.-
Jarccia bly, easier on the large receitts III
Australian gold here during til. week
The bond rnaTk-f wcS notably strong IN
spots. hut weakened at other points. To-
tai sales. par value, T,5l5,HW. -niles7
States refundlug - wheu issued ad-
vanced : aDG 'he new - 3. per ssut. cl
the last Cgll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
CTR1oS AND RELICS
Abound Along Bank ana III Bed II
henneb-c River.


Indian relics have been found along
the kenn~beei in large numbers. perhaps
one Of the most productive places for
these treasures being the gravel beds
IN the river at Skowhegar. ~ that
point III. river is verv shallow and
there are hundreds Of acres If tnese
beds above. H. waters lA7-a1
All Augusta man states that h. found
-.go Indian hatchets 81 ooa IF tht -
feds that were made Of iron. Thesa
heads were eight inches III length and
7h4 hIgd- was -hrae inches across.
1Xs,bo,r- . do,1h- -bas- relics had been
,.,,,is.7 -, N ssIsna nea-h,. and h.ar
-,..e4..7 49, l,- ~. n-a-sr o--o III
,.,...z.al - z.l7a-s -r,ax, z,-ar2 found on
-1sea s.,,a is1a1as indian natter or
NM 1lav baka7 10 : I'D color has
na4n found. There seems 10 b. Z
great number If these first drinF II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
CA7ARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with local applications. as they calao;
reach the seal of the disease Cata-rh is Z
blood OF c0rstit ut!onsl disease. and in o.
der to cure il E0u ms axe internal rem
s5!es Halls CaTa-rh Cure i taken il
ternaIly and acts directly on The blood
and mucous surfaces. Hans Cstsrrh
Cure IS no. Z Quzck medicine II was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
n this country for years, and IS z regular
prescription. II i composed u The best
torics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers acting dI-sc--S on the mt
cous surfaces. TIE perfect combination
1f ia two ingredients is what Produces
such wonderful results IL curing CaJarrn.
send fo- testimonials free
p J. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo. o.
SOLD by druggists. price 75c.
.-eli's - -niiv Pills are the hest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

7 have used Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy and
find il to BE- great medicine says
Mr.. +. 5 Phipps. q Poteau. Ark 1t
cured Tae Of bloody flux. l cannot
speak IL highly II it, This remedy
always wins the good opinion. II not
Iralsa. Of those who use 1t The quick
cures which il effects even IN the most
severe cases make il a favo-ite
everywhere For sale by Jno- Cough
lin L. Water ST. and ]. c. Honlehsn
Gardner. Druggists m,E,f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
FOR SALE.

coos AND aNGoEA cars f.- s.lr.
Address =. g. N-nre- }aEzfsta- M"
novldlR'
PAIR WORN HORSES t-svIt- years
Old. good readers and workers. To go sold
low " J. Rr-wr- Church Ei.l
..'-l.il"
SLEIGH AND IIAKNEsS. nearly new
- harness is r tip@r TRIMMED 3IH gut-
Parsons. NJ lp- Bridge - Augusta.
rav-l- t--u-'
ONION CorGH sYKrT-A reliable
remedy fnr coughs. Guilds hTarS-nrss
ia-~ ut rolra. ~ wutss ar6 S.-en~SS ~
SIiting from drys@>s at tH- throat acid
air IEisSaeee. ~ from clearing the throat.
Fer Saia h- I'll N- 'olrt-nan0n.-
rov--, div
SELF ENkINti RUBBER stamp pads.
alt caIors- -. each Band dating stamp.
three SIS. -. each. Fletcher * Co. 80
ChaT'ei = tnayIe.GJf
HORSE FOR sALE-A e-years-o.d
maze, color black. weight ah79, Is-a.
height lfi- hands. sound and smooth. par
tec-ly KIND, good worker single OK
double. ana a good roadster fo- one n
her size. Inquire Of O. 7. Stevens. q
Green Il augusta a7T'5rt
CAPITAL RABBITRY. imported ana
domestic Belgian ha--s from leading
strains II the world pediE-=e5 STOCK .o
those wanting to start III business. Gall
ana see ny stock ~ se1d fo- price Lists.
+. #. Adams. 65 Co-y So Augusta. Ne.
loV-- 11rn1'
THE CAPT CHAPMAN FARM, stu
ate in Augusta On the CooDbs' Mills
road, twO miles from Kenn5bsc bridge
Over l09 acres Of land: buildings in fine
orde-. Eight hundred dollars spent on
buildings alone within the last TWO years
Apply t. Lendau Titconb. Augusta. Ne
Tnav6.5tf
LARGE OFFICE SAFE x. bargain.
Size Slx5G- 81 inches high. IN good con
mays off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
Special Advertisements.
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not g

SMALL. ADVERTISEMENTS rot sx-
ceeding four lines thirty WORDS. comm :
under The head Of WANTED, fok "a In.
TO LET. LOST. Sc. viii be ihsef9sd ihe
times for - cents. fh1e IueS ior -
for s. cents. and one month 1of sl-s".
PAYMENT IN sfhdlns III
mail. remittance of postage stamps -
the charges are TOO small to open &C
counts fnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
New Advertisements To-Day
.OCal Matters.
The Iosrnal's IeIsphons calI-i3e-<.
WITH FREEZING RREaTH


Gray drear Novernber comes with e,.a-
ing breath,
Aad % It's gentIer 1ints the sky beres-As-
hTDlEh Dare. gaunt b0ughs tie lIaaE
wind walls and Grievsg.
III i' w s'iil- slrlekrf SOIL pursued by
ni5 his bone the good man hagtenetn
blsf'frs4nE from his path the h1Iadlea
leaves
A' -ie11 1l'3h Inc sombre waters
= si.aIn that flashes what the stern cold
saith
The htte birds in fluttered fear are gone
TO softer clirnes where softer t,-.eAszs
blow.
! II liTTlTl' : rrntr4loq Eistic sounds are gtf3.
Ih~ matted mead0ElaBds are dank AMI
Ez1.
The fr1g1d air Is orrinols Of snow.
ana ghHstly vapers dim the distant hill
-Bost0n Transcript
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

The program for the kindergarten
recital. Saturday afternoon. viii not be
specially for Thanksgiving AUTUMN.
Thanksgiving time. Christmas. ana j
glimpse Of the New Year. viii be il
Guided. The singing Of q children
Christmas carol. the words Of which
were composed BY Mrs. Emma Hunt
ington Mason, viii r. a pleasant feat
ure of the recital Miss Georgia CLARK
Will assist the children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

4 reporter saw Yesterday. e novel
ay exeTnplified for removing stains
from the hands. and since seeing = De
IevinE. can testify that q sure way te
remove ink stains from The hand is
Io moisIen TIE hand with water and
then allow the heat from 2 sulphur
match orr it'll The fumes of the sui
rnur Will remove every trace 81 ink
dye and many other substances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

We save you 20 per cent. On ~
helslering and all repair work ran
mattresses made over. hair Iicht-' =
hand. Best references in city s4-v-
j. a. Carey. q Winthrop ~
naylbaGl6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

Miss Harvcy-s evening dancing Lass
VIII IT, held on Friday evenings al
o'clock at Golden Cross Han, ccih-
menting Nov. 81.
n0vIgpolSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
WANTED.

HALLS BARPER SCHOOLS East
l4th 81. New York. - Washington 81
Boston and lG'i5ast Seneca 81. Euffalo.
Earn while iraruine Lodgings. Tools
trial. railroad ticket and ratalogue fire..
nov1s. d2lt'
MECHANICS, ENGINEERS. electric
iaus, trenen, etc "A free scholarship in
engineering will be awarded III few
well-rerummeudHa applicants. America
School NJ Correspondence. E.istot1- Mas.
uer-a-dlmo'
RELIABLE MEN II sen our Tine "
high grade l1bricating oils Freases.
paints and varnishts Salary or cpmniS-
sion Address. r. Il Fentieio. Cleveland.
Ohio. nosZs-G@t=
BOARD In city or country coantr,
preferred. by single man with "a Per
m4u.ut income. over ~ and health fair
STATE prlCc and flN particulars Address
!. r.. Journal oftice- y -slSta. Ale.
AN ENpEH KITCHEN Cir
at once Aurly Az tttT llut@f
nov-ldIr
IA FEW LADIES CAPES. Ne- On aal
OH 4t nure. Nc. IA C4l1 r-
EVERYONE. Tp TRY nrr Glr.-rr.n
J-llr vim NlaieLs. uD+ NCvlir4 nr ,hApl,t-3
smooth. s9ft and ghire. Fifteen rsD1S.
BY man postpaid VIII b. Jghusra
State Street PharE1scz. aug sta. &e.
roVladif
Statesmen wanted 10 sell our c5o1s
>Ohr sample IL wholesale and -sf.8Il
trade. ~ are the largest and eTIls- ri.s
ufsct lrers f. 1lr li14- 10 the word f.Et.-
eral Sata-g paid. Address, CAMDEN
ME- Cs. Savannah ,ss- Dos lI-r
BICYCLES CLEANED AND STORED
for tra winter. F-I ~ trs.---4ss shay
AID kept ~ drv p-a --. Fra-S 81 |4srs..
Journal Iflock- Augusta Mr- l-1-N
MAEAGEE-OId established mercantile
house wants n5neSt capable 1uaa -1 -r4--
age branch. SALARY SD Tu--r. fEt--
commissions. No soliciting r-4 aired. t4t
must take genera lIrrHrt..- business au5
be a-nuitiou-- y 1oa references ag5 $50.
cash required sSprrieHrs aS mana ---
no. necessary If qualified 81 other r.
specs Manager. Drawer "a Nv Hsv@-.
Conn -ut<6l-la'
se1a GUARANTEED Yearly salary. ex-
Tenses ana extra ca-1--lssI .s-lS. Men ans
women NJ -ouc address III appoint agents
To- us. NeU a-lll-a-, is-=s- permanent
positions. OIL established -CI--- r45.4.l
- 5-nutIl1.- stan ~. press t1-. New I4a-
ven. Conn rnE7.Gln1u-
GIRLS for general homework ard Sc
0rd work. excellent places waiting .1-
good heir- Also teT gpo5 Fl-.s want
ing situations tU- TIE winter I'll Mr. Liz
zie Bot ~ Eurl yl1ent Oflce. - Nai+-
81. Augusta Ne oCt44 .dtt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
Hale's
Honey OF
and ar.

Ii Will stop your cold and its dlscom-
forts; prevent the coming Of the more
serious troubles that follow colds. Al
all druggists. Take only Hale's. 25e.
| zoe, and 500 per bottle largest
size cheapest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. CRAM. cLAIRyOYANT.. No. :
Capitol street Can be consulted on
fut ire, daily frgn, 4 < NJ to u 4. n
Best Of references. Cases taken by ma J.
Nc. now. div
PROF. MOSES. cIairYUyan, and mage
healer. tsi4 Bridge ST hoFsl.dl~'
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
All work guaranteed. ence. FRANK
+. Dennis, Augusta. Also Instruction On
pianos and organs. Orders BY mail will
receive prompt attention Wills L. Trask
Randolph, Me. oct2da
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

r.a- ~ fine hnsns. fairly makes The
I1"ath water for Thanksgiving day
sH1 he turkey L VIII pay the ladies
~ : uZuSl- ~ canine her stock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

a large ami enthusiastic meeting ot
Ih- members ot the y. i. G- r.. rs
held Last evening An initiation VS.
held ana seven applications for nlern-
ber ship were received The degree
team is 1ully organized and equipped
with reealia Tor the work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

The East FassaIboro Grange VIII
WISH tn Grange Al Riverside, Satur-
L1y night. ana VIII present the play.
Dawn East" Ii is probable that sew
er-I from augusta VIII attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

Edward e. Otis Of Fairfield. and
Eva =. richardson OF Augusta. were
married. "Wednesday evening. a. the
-ni-arian parsonage. Rev E Z. New
f'-T- Officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

Most Of the hotels have ha6 fTes
III their open fire places for some time
ana Ihe warmth and ch-erfulness al
<ercea make The Offices and paTlors
very pheasant for the guests Even if
id j. not cold i dull dismal day i
greatly frightened by an open fire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, Nov .
Money IN call. steady. 5T4 Per cent.
last loan al g.
Prime mercantile paper. 4nsf- ner cent
Sterling exchange urr- with aetna
business in hanA-rs bills at $4-A4. for a.
rnand and u S4.N Tor 81 days: pGS1- .
rates ss-N and 81. ST., commercial tIilS.
- -Sitl4 q 4ses4.
SILVER certificates, g. -'7G5l=-
Bar silver. g.
Mexican collars "a
Government bonds. strong
State bonds. inactive
Railroad bonds. irregular
ll4ied States new as. reg ......--.- IL
do. coup .-.-....-... ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
STATE NEWS.
KEKNEBEC.
MONMOUTH

The Lowell Sun SAYS: The engage
ment is announced Of Mr.. Ernest Bur
ten, clerk Al Brooks Lincoln Square
pharmacy. Lowell, Mass. 10 Miss
Minnie Piner. or Littlefon, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

Re- Dir. Hayden invites Iii his
people yolne ami old. ID q Special
service next sunday morning. TO cele-
hr-t- ana give thanks for Tire bounty
Of ne year Il is noped that every
III --2-e- ~ lhe society Nil be- present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

Al Angora rabbit has been adde5 70
Harry Adams stock Of Belgian harss
u have also Two little guinea pigs. MI
Adams rabbItry Is in the Old laundry
building On Bangor street the upper
FOO. having been leased and long
row Of pens constructed with wire
fronts and trap doors Of the most ap-
rcoEed poultry show type.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23
TO LET.

I MEo%IAN HALL. and gne double gr-
4 ncc- Also house 4t No- : Tag St Ar
I TlN tu Fired i-lllS- ny S-1al St ar Hal
( ace Norm featr'dt. Mass ruay---dt.
1 PRETTY STORY AND HALF House
on Bolton hill. four miles east Nv ana
conVe rienf- water in ha3se, wood t-rea,
flne place fer small family 10 +-coro1n u
80 F'.f month = II lnErahsr2. ~ Wa
lei = AK n"v.2.Giw
TFST AIRS E-NICAI EcIT c. Ave room
Also = large front room win board. Ar
ply 10 No > Patterson ST uov-g DIV
TENEMENT al i've rooms at NJ. lG
lffarnett - Inquire Al II Gauuttr ST.
Augusta. ravsa tllpr
TENEMENT of i've looms: vyate- COIN
lnE into m rooms. 81 - month. "A barn
VIII ~ DIT ~ parateiy II together I'LL
qulre AZ III. Lizzie zsHreE. e-nrl1yr7en-
office, 2-a Water -. Augusta. Ae-
A PLEASANT furnished front room
with privilege Of bath. No. Swan 81
HOUSES to let. Child street. F7cvs
Lane, PettengilFs Corner. Bowditch
Webster & Co. oct5.dtf
A NUMBER OF sunny desirable rooms.
East Side. oct36. DIFF
HOUSE-Afte- Nov. 10. DR. r ]. Mar
tins house On State street near Bridge.
III N2AtA 1T St4Dlt- pin IN " al
hanson 4 Burleich. c1unselo-s at law.
Granite Bank building. Augusta. Me.
novsdTf
ONE furnished and ore unIurnishei
room furnace heat and Use Ct bathroom
No IFS Winthrop 81. octea.dtf
HOUSE with stable connected in 1rsi-
class repair; new bathroom furnace.
gas Also one other 1ssirs-l ant %
seven rooms Both houses convenient and
well located Apply &c ". @. Boofhby al
hennebec Savings Bank oc1e,dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

The boom in The river opposite the
rlty has been pulled ashore for the
winter th= work being done. Wednes-
das- afternoon and yesterday morn
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-23

Members 81 Asylum Lodge. Ne. q.
]. -. q. T. are requested 10 meet At
thell hall Al l--l5 7. NJ Friday Nor.
e. IL attend the funeral of Bru. Thos
= Islrnham. al Halloveu- A special
c.1r Wild leave the hall az 1880 sharp