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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-07

Breadstuffs and Provisions.

| CH1CAGO-Wheat. after period OF
weakness early. rallied under the lead.
ership of n strong corn market and q
report that Germany was charterInp
transports to take troops to China and
closed strong; August, iEItsc over yes.
terday. Corn caught Its bullishness
from reports of dry weather in Kansas
and parts of Nebraska, August closing
| l@llSc higher. Oats closed &c up and
provisions 5G12A0l5c lower.
The wheat market opened with de-
gree Of steadiness because Liverpool nj
the outset failed TO show rs much dc.
| cline as had been expected. August 10
set the bril- rolling sold ut I9isc to 1850
ut the opening and shortly afte-ward
attained 79%G79%c. Then the benrs
took hand In the game. Argentine
shipments were heavy. footing up to
2.lGS,O00 bushels. according TO the board
| of trade figures. which were about
half million over Beerbohm's. Liver
pool turned weak. Minneapolis was
bearish and there were more rains In
the northwest. August on selling by
persons who knew OF these facts,
slumped on during the forenoon to
'S34c. The official North Dakota report
showed the spring WHEAT crop to be
pretty much of Il wreck. This may
have had Il bit OF influence, but not
much.
Corn meantime was showing n deal
of strength. New York reported bet
ter export Inquiry and fifty loads taken
for foreign shipment. Attention to the
gravity OF the situation In China was
directed by report That Germany was
churtering transports TO take troops 10
the fiowery Kingdom. In these items
| shorts found reason to cover. One
man was reported to have taken I'm
100000 bushels. The seaDoard and for
eigncrs were fair buyers and some
OF the southwestern SAILS made earlier
were taken back. This caused reac-
ton In August to SOlc and the close
soon after was strong, August kM.c
up at 7a?s9S0c. Seabonrd clearances In
wheat and flour were equal to ESQ, 900
bushels. Primary receipts aggregated
100000 bushels, compared with S3T 900
bushels Il year ago, Minneapolis and
Duluth reported lO2 cars. against 10;
last week and i24 the correspondents
day last year. Receipts here were IL,
cas-. seven OF contrct grade. The Ohio
crop report reduced the condition four
points since Junel making II "a, lndicat-
Ing crop Of l2,00O.0c0 bushels, COM
pared with Inst years Yield of 10, 900 900
bushels. The winter wheat movement,
gave Indications OF improvement,
Stocks Mt Minneapolis and Duluth COM
binel were reduced 9O0, 900 bushels.
Corn was active most OF the time
and strong save at the beginning. AT
this stage OF the game the ban&ful In
llucnce OF wheat had an ally In tho
liberal receipts and the Ohio condi.
ton OF lO7 on an arca OF S.05l 900 acres,
The hot, dry weather In Kansas was n
confederation on the other. Damages
were reported from this state and from
parts OF Nebraska. The crop expert,
WIN Ills little microscope, was In the
field and when he acts that way, woe
betide tho crop. The bulls allowed tho
market to dip and then rot to work.
Shorts covered and the market re-.
sponded with II rush. Receipts were
1.Obl cars. August sold between 400 and
iiHc, closing lQlBc better at 4iM0
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the money market when further calls
OF government deposits will have to be
met and when requirements for NOV
ing the crops will be felt. New York
exchange at Chicago has gone to a
discount and there was sharp fall to-
day ut New Orleans. The private dis
count rate In London continued to har-
den and the Bank Of England raised Its
price for gold bars y pence. The rate
Tor both sterling exchange and Berlin
exchange In New York rose In response.
The bond market to-day was dull
outside of sales Of Reading general As
ana the market vas irregular. Total
sales par value, 81 ,020, 900. ESQ
United States bonds were unchanged
In bid quotations. 80
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CHICAGo-Cattie. receipts 1000 head ;
steers steady; butchers stock steady 10
strong; best on sale to-day. twelve car
loads at s. As; good to prime steers
So 1895 IS. cows. So 909i 10; heifers.
50 0015 90: bulls steady at 50 50I
4 80; calves steady at 81 5oIG 80.
Hogs. receipts to-day, 10,5OO head: to-
morrow, $1,000 head: estimated left over
$500 head: average &c higher: top, IS 80;
mixed and butchers IS G535 50; good to
choice heavy IS 20G5 40: bulk Of sales
S. SO15 3Tk. Sheep. receipts 5000 head:
sheep dull; good to choice lambs le4
l5c higher, others steady to slow; GOOD
to choice wethers 81 l5Ii so; native
lambs 81 25GG 30.
EAST L1BERTy-Cattle, extra IS 6Oef
so; prime, S. 45I5 co; common So 5oS
4 90. Hogs active and higher; prime
mediums and best Workers. So G2nd5 G5:
pigs. SIS 50a5 60: heavy hogs IS 55Q45 60.
Sheep steady: choice wethers 81 ESQ
80: common. 81 5062 50: choice lambs
Sc OOg6 %. Veal calves S. 5O9G 90.
CINCINNATI-Hoss active and high
er ct 81 SQ95 So.
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DELIGHTFUL Roller FROM cotorrb u

Here Is one Of a thousand such test.mo-
MES. The Rev. a. D. Buckley, of Buff
falo. says: II wish all TO know what q
blessing DR.. AEnew's Catarrhal Pow
der Is In a case of Catarrh. I was trou-
bled with this disease for years, but the
first time used this remedy 1t gave me
most delightful relief. now regard
myselftent!rely cured after using IL for
TWO months" Sold by Charles R.
Goetze.4Twelfth and Market strects.-l4
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORk-The market ruled
steady to-day on brown cottons, with
rather more inquiry. Bleachad dun and
unchanged. Coarse colored goods also
dull Mt previous prices. Print cloths
iirm. under prospective curtailmant.
Prints quiet and unchanged. Linens
dull but steady. Burlaps flrmer for
Calcuttas.
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Buildors, Exchnnee Exc,rsion

To Niagara Falls, Toronto and Thou
sand Islands over Wheeling & Lake
Eric, Cleveland and steamer City OF
Erin" Friday, July 20. Special train
leaves Wheeling 3 p. NJ. city time. Nj
agara Falls and return only S. co. To-
ronto and return over Great Gorge
Route" and steamer. across Lake On
tario. only 81 so extra. Thousand Is
lands. via steamer. from Toronto. SIS 90
round trip. Tickets good fifteen DAYS.
See s. Sherman. Travelling Passenger
Agent. City Bank Building, for part!c-
ulars. Phone 924. +.
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OIL ClTY-Credit balances 81 25; GER
tificates. no bids; shipments, 53,5il bar
rels: average. $4,000 barrels: runs. S.
O6O barrels; average, 1850 barrels.
NEW YORK-Standard oil S533G555.
TOLEDo-On unchanged.
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iiAe. Shipping business here was put
at 100000 bushels. Country offerings

fiAc. Shipping business here was put
at 100000 bushels. Country offerings
were very small.
q Oats weretweak and toddled along af-
ter the big markets. The market dip
ped early with wheat and rallied later
with corn. August sold between csc and
aMc, closing &c over yesterday at
23c%s Receipts were 4iS cars.
Provisions opened strong on light
hog receipts and an advance at Liver
pool for product. There was a good de-
mand for lard. but the market slumped
onSon the selling Of local line of ribs.
Setember pork sold between \ SIS 009
12771s and closed 12E9l5c under yes
terday at sl2 77A: September lard be-
tween 81 o2,EG6 90. closing SC lower ut
50 90 and September ribs between
81 17h@T o2iE. with the close SC down
at 81 02ls@7 05. ~ l'S;ii q
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, 45 cars: corn. 80 cars; oats,
loo cars: hogs. 10000 head. 9t5
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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msen!oasly. As Tommy still INDUCES in
his morning Passcr Domesticus. he can
no longer be called a vegetarian cat.
FAILURES FOR .HALFLyEAR.

The Increase in Number and Linbilit-
les Largely in Speculative Lines.
From Dun's Review, July Z, 1900: Re-
ports to r. G. Dun &c Co. show com
merclal failures for the half year Just
closed 5.332 In number, with liabilities
Of $74,7i7,452, but nearly one third OF the
whole amount was in the list of brok-
ers, agents and the like, OF which 265
failed with liabilities OF s22, 122,si6, and
during the last quarter 145 failed for
slS,s2o.973. On the other hand, the man.
ufacturlng and trading failures were
both smaller in the second than in the
first quarter OF the year. although both
were considerably larger than in the
corresponding quarter OF last year.
The number of failures and liabilities
for this year and last for each quarter,
the half year and Of banking concerns
is compared below:
Number. Liabilities.
u. S. 1900. 1892 1900. 1870.
LIST Quar.....?.S94 81! S33,0? 573 $.7,l5?,O3
Cd Quarter..?,iaS 2,OS1 4l,72LS79 H.9l0.503
Banking -. 81 81 2;,S2s62 7Gi.S2S
The record shows plainly enough the
disappointment and loss which results
after year OF wholly unprecedented
expansion and hopefuness in all lines
OF Industry and trade. when It Is found
that n season of hating and delay
has come. To multitudes who have
bought too much, relying upon contIn-
ued or even upon increase OF buying for
consumers. this inevitably involves
losses. and when. out of more than
100000 concerns In business, ills found
that but one In two hundred has been
thus drawn into misfortune, the evil
dence is quite as satisfactory as when
half year. of extraordinary prosper
ity appears to have brought smaller
ratio.
The returns still offer many satisfac-
tory features. but they show relative
increase In number and large Increase
in amount of defaults and In some cs-
pecial lines. to which analysis invites
attention, there is indicated much un-
soundness. Happily 1t is hardly more
than indirectly connected with the
great branches Of productive industry
or Of trade. Speculation In real estate
and in building and construction has
led to more specializing in builders ma
terials than is wholesome. and cspe-
clally In lumber, so that u number of
commercial failures follow in lumber
dealing and manufacturing. and others
In building and in manufacture Of
builders supplies.
The number of failures and liabilities
this year and last for the half year In
the southern states is given below:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-07

YEARS OF suffering relieved In n
night. Itching piles yield ut once to
the curative properties of Doan's ONT
ment. Never fails. At any drug store,
10 ccnts.-3 $50
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Hard Blow al Vested Rights by Decision Of
Supreme Court.

Portland. Me, Oct. 1S-The supreme
court by decision rendered some time
age but just published in the annual
,%tort, of which advanced sheets have
certain vested rights" secured by the
famous act Of 1895
The matter came before the court in
an action brought by Hon. Vim. I.
Haines on the relation of the Readfield
Telephone and Telegraph Co, against
Maurice w. Crosby. who practically
duplicated a portion of its line. had q
subscribers TO his telephone system and
a central office. Ii was asked that he
be enjoined from doing business.
The opinion Of the court was written
by Judge Strout and was as follows:
Chapter 1903. of the Statutes of 1895
provides that no corporation organized
hereunder shall have authority with
out special act Of the Legislature, e
construct it's lines along the route OF
routes. or authorized TO be used by any
other telegraph or telephone company
.trson or firm, or between points con-
Yiected or authorized to be connected
by the lines of such company. person o.
firm. unless it shall first obtain the
consent of such other company, per
son or Arm
But it does not prohibit an indi-
viduaI.- not incorporated. from estao-
fishing and operating such lines.
1T is the opinion Of the court that
the statute of prohibition does not APP
ply TO the Individual action Of the de-
PENDANT.
Petition dismissed. with cost;
against the reIator."
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LOST.

SHOPPING BAG;-Be.ween krnr-h-c
bridge ana Insane hospital lady.s shop
ping bag. containing pocketbook. key. etc.
F'!nd-r please leave at Young drug store
and receive reward. octlSd2tN
CAPE-Between Augusta and the Weed
ard road. q black plush cape. br1i-ed ana
trimmed Win black fur. Finder please
leave same At Journal Office and - rc-
varded. Mrs. " T. Arams- octlNd2t'
STOLEN-Bay horse. : years OLD. white
on tip Of nose. one white hind foot, whit
stripe across breast. weight 500, Davis
rubber harness. rubber bit. top buggy.
green lining. drop axles. side spring cut
away front. round patch sewea on top Of
buggy Information rewarded " VI
Sta piles Washington. Nc octl6dlws
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LADIES wishing 20 examine 4 very tin-
unlined boot made of The best material
soft and easy TO the feet. call On Mrs.
Lizzie Boyes, 223 Water street, Augusta,
Maine. oct-ttt
MRS. CRAM. CLAIRVOyANT No. >
Capitol street. Can be consulted on
health and business past, present and
future. daily from A. NJ. 70 70 p. N
Best OF references Cases taken ~ mail
augusta Me. octlL dlr1
PEOF- MOSES. clairvoyant and magic
healer. G91e Bridge 81. octlrdl"'
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
All work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
+. Dennis. Augusta. Also instruction on
pianos ana organs Order. by mail VIII
receive prompt attention. Willis +. Trask
Randolph. Ne. oct-dtt
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800 LIQUOR and cider barrels a F. L.
Webber'.. Augusta; A. c. Harrinsto
Halloweh: also my place; 40 cords hare
wood At wholesale. f. L. Hewins East
Winthrop. seut9. dt~
BUILDING. stable and lot. ~ North
ern avenue, extending 70 Jefferson street
Contains hree Gssir4t l- rents and small
store. Nice granite cellar In good con
dition. wel! painted ana repaired. A most
desirable bargain as an investment or
otherwise. For terms and other particu-
lar. apply to Williamson & Burlelsa,
offices over Granite Bank. Augusta.
octsd2w
NOV. l. l shall make my famous refined
cider from selected apples. low prices. ar
der in advance. k-.s or barrels fur
ni.hed At low prices. +. T. Hewin@. East
Winthrop scpt--' dtv
FARM. % acres house barn and out
buildings IN good repair, never failing
well. plenty wood land and some timber
Located In West Gardiner one mile from
Ou;Ic. at CobblSsy-. frrd running IVES,
from Quiet. John Da.ey West Gardiner.
Me orti5.llno'
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

r. A Nixon Of H0ulton. will cut
2.eo0. 900 feet of lumber near Portagt
lake and Fish river this winter which
will be fioated 10 St. j I'm and Their
manufactured for the American mgr
ket.
Pet tons in bankruptcy We're fiisd.
Wednesday. in the United States court
At Portland by Eden T.. Mitchell of
Dexter. Walter l.. Keltun VI Cherry
field. Charles a Gassett Of Brunswick.
and Nathan B. Dyer Of Milbridge.
Alfred L. Smith. a We'll known resi-
dent Of Bucksport. died NJ his ho,a.
at late hour Tuesday night. aft@r I
long Illness. aged s. years Mr.. Smitf
was successful farmer and he,i n
high esteem BY all who knew him.
Charles L. Mathews Of Peru. a prom
inent citizen ana farmc.. il anX.0usly
seeking and awaiting some tidingS OF
the Whereabouts Of his son, Carol ~
Mathews. aged IS years. who myster.-
ously disappeared from hJs home
March % last.
An interesting case now on trial "A
Ellsworth is a suit for $4,000 for sian
der brought by Mrs. Eva Sellers p
penobscot against William d. Clement
who is charged with writing an anonN
nous letter detrimental to tn charac
ter of the olainant.
The remains Of the late calvin Her
vey arrived at Belfast. Wednes lay
evening. from BostO0. where he died
Wednesday at the age of little more
than 81 years while on 4 visit = h
native home in Newburyport, Mas, II
company with his wife.
Since the recent heavy rains the lum
Der mills at Cherryfield have all starte'
up and every one seems to be engage
in SONS, line of work. There IS suih
dent stock on hand to keep the mil
III Iteration until the river freezes Owe
thus shutting off transportation ty wa
ter
The Bath police fought another bat
tie IN the rum war. Wednesday after
r1or. when they raided the saloon o
VILLAIN ]. O'B~ie3. where they secure'
large quantity of liquor. many empty
x gs and Other paraphernalia. 1t too!
sood-sized express wagon to carr.
away the load. tn complaint wa
maze BY Rev. 4. l. Davis Of the Not.
Street church.
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For Women
julyEeod3t

DR.. Tolman's Monthly Regulatorhas brought
happiness 10 hundreds of anxious women.
There is positively no other remedy known
to medical science, that will so quickly and
safely do the work. Have never had single
failure. The longest and most obstinate cases
are relieved in * vs. without fail. No other
remedy will do this. No pain, no danger, no
cases successfully treated through cores
pondeDce and the most complete satisfaction
guaranteedin every instance. l relieve hum
dreds of LADIES "hOm never see. Write for
further particulars. All letters truthfully
answered. Free confidential advice in all
matters Ola private OF delicate nature. Bear
In min u this RENE y is absolutely safe under
every possible condition and VIII positively
leave no after ill effects upon the health. By
mail securely sealed, 500. D.. f.. NJ rOL-
NAN Co, 10 fremont e., Boston, Mass,
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Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder disease
relieved in six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t is
great surprise on account OF its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in bladder,
kidneys and back. in male or female Re
feves retention Of water almost immedi-
ateiy. II you want quick relief and cure
this Is the remedy. Sold by Bowditch
webster x Co, druggists, Augusta, Me.
tn. sri&sat,ly
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WAN TED.

A CAPABLE WOMAN Il, do general
housework. Apply ~ Mr. Henry Rich
ards. Dennis street, Gardiner. oc,l9dtf
\ HOUSE on weet side ~ river fa-
small family. Address. hsfn.e saturday.
TTT SFNEEPFR in : small family
Cony street or NJ. Gauuytt street. Au-
sustd. Ne. cotlsdlHf
EXPERITNCED GIRL N al both
co 1king washing ana ironin. in small
family. Wages. s. per week 70 competent
help. References required. Can ut M.
Il Western avenue. Augusta octiGlt
a GIKL F-OE GENERAL House
WORK in . small family. Good wages
warm. convenient house. For particulars
inquire a- the journal office. oat,5ttf
KITCHEN GIRL At once at the Adams
House, East side ocI2.dlwt
FURNITURE, an kinds IF secondhand.
bought in Augusta. lfallowel and Gar
diner. will pay good price. Address Geo
Daniels, n Water street, Augusta
A CAPABLE GIRL for general house
work in a small family. Apply al q Sew
all St. octil.dtf
312 straight bona fde weekly salary paid
missions Capable men and women 70
represent u appointin. agents: rapid
promotion and increase GALAXY. New
brilliant lines Butler K AlGer. New Ha-
ven. Conn. UctS.dImot
A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WORK. Inquire At shoe factory. r. NJ.
Johnson. Hallowell. Maine. sept4dtf
TWO TABLE GIRLS At once. At Hotel
Coburn. Skovhegan. Ne. july2Sdtf
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Mrs. Harriet f. Tibbetts annoui''o -
the opening of her importations
Paris hats and bonnets'
models and exclusive styles N
mems headwear on "euhe,
THURSDAY and Friday OF TINS liz
Prices moderate. Open evenings ,.f
State street.
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LOWER TENEMENT 40 . Winter 81.
Apply ;o TIA 81. Mayumb4r. M. I'd Chapel
= ..ro. ar
Hpr-SE-Th, cx-Naylr Leighton huus,
a Crosby Street place. A.! IN tirst-ciass
repair. bath and furnace heat Inquire al
Macomber. FAIR 4 WAlttea cctlsd2N
$50 ., ,..,.
.- ....- t.-,.t,~. .,..,,
", -. .--i-xs
~ - " ''''''' -s '-'
TWO FRONT ROOMS. II Court street
Augusta. octi5dlwr
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Railroads and Steamboats,,

Caribou and Bangor on trans leaving
Caribou at els A. N. and Bangor at As
LEAVE Portland. 100 P. NJ; Augusta,
1.35 A. N; Waterville, - A. N; Ban
COR. 100 A. M; Arrive Lagrange. sl3 a
NJ; Bro~nville,o $50 A. N; hat . is
NJ: Nillinocket. 9.55 A. N; Sherman. 70. 8
A. NJ; Patten. Hos 4. NJ: Island FANS,
lilo A. N: SMYRNA Mills. IA. n. Ma
sardis. los p. N; Ashland, 100 r NJ. F;
Houiton, i2lo P NJ Bridgew.ter, l.o3 T..
NJ; Presque Isle. 1-57 7: n; Caribou, Z ?
?. NJ: New Sweden. 2.5S p. N. Van BY
rem, 100 P. N: Limestone; 80 r NJ: 4;
Fort Fairfield, 2I5 p. NJ; Dover and FOX
croft. SO A. NJ: Guilford, SIS A. VA (;
Monsoon. 1913 A. N; Greenvt.le lu.So 4.
LEAVE Portland. l2.4O P NJ; Augusta
COR. 40 2. NJ: arrive Br0Wyny!Ae 6.S0 /.
N; Noreross. 10 ?; NJ; MilIinocke{; rs; ~,
P. n; sherman, sig 2 y; Island Faiis'
"a - 3 n: rescue ei, Isiel 1873 P. n csr-
ibou. Ills p NJ; Fort Fairfield. lilo F. NJ
LEAVE Greenvine. $50 A. II. Monson
Junction. s25 A, N; Guiltordi -? a, M NJ;
Iron Works. SO 4 n Brownvlie. '--J
a. M; Lagrange, IS! A. N.
ARRIVE Bangor. ~ T. N.
ibou, 81. A Nj Pressure Isle, SO A. l.;
Houlton, g. - A. N; Ashland, l.8 A. A.:
Las.rdi,, Is A. N; SMYRNA Mills, ~
.io 4. n; Sherman. so \. NJ; Miiiinoc-
ket. 1923 A. NJ; Norcross. 1910 4 NJ
Brovnville. 1874 A. M: Arrive Bangor
los p N Waterville. $40 z. NJ: Al
.usta. $50 T. NJ; Portland. ) IS p. NJ.
LEAVE Caribou. Ms a. NJ. Van Eu-
rem. l0os A. N; New Sweden. lL07 4. y
Limestone 1910 A. NJ; Pressure ISLE.
l9I5 p. N: Fort Fairfield. u.l5 \.
ii: Brids-water, I.03 r NJ; Houlton, -
7. NJ; Is.an,d Falls. 3 I ~ raLten-
426 p. NJ. Katahdin Iron Works. 500 7.
NJ: Browaville ST p. NJ: Lagrange.
Cos P n: Greenvil.e. 3.&5 7. N: Monson,
$40 p NJ: Guiford AZ r. NJ. Dover and
Foxcroft. 5.05 p. Nj; Arrive Bangor. ia
P NJ: Waterville. 956 p. NJ; Augusta,
1913 F. NJ; Portland. 10 A. N
GEO. N. HOUGHTOE. @. P. {: T. y.
F. " CRAM, y. P. & Gen. Man.
4 BANGOR oct & 1907.
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The Venerable Archdeaccn Weber
passed through the city. yes
terday. en- route TO PortIaiiH'
He will return. tomorrow even
ing. TO begin the work Of the ME-
sion which he is to conduct at ~
Marks church. beginning on Suhday
morning. The archdeacon is youns
man. about forty years Of age, Win a
highly intellectual face and VIE
genial manner The title ''Fenerao'r.
by the way, is not given to denote g
IRENE old age crowned with siise'i
locks. but is simply an ecciesiasliga'
title distinguishing the Office OF A.n
deacon. as the word Reverend So
piled to an ordinary priest and rs
Reverand" to A bishop. Apart H.
the interest felt in the Mission. ins.'
has been considerable curiosity
pressed to see Archdeaccn Weber III
cause his was the name most IilAea
Of as the probable successor 70 bisiOp
Eeelv
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Il had running. itching sore on my
leg. Suffered tortures. Doans Ointment
took away the burning and itching in
stant'vs and quickly effected permanent
-.
rton Wed ,riS wky ~
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Special Advertisements.
SMALL, ADVERTISEMENTS not {.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not *
ceeding four lines (thirty wordsl COMING
under The head OF WANTED. FOR SALE.
TO LET. LOST. &c, win be inserted two
times for % cents, three times for %
cents, one week for 80 cents, two weeks
FOR SIS cents, and one month for N-S
ADVANCE PAYMENT. In sendirrg by
mall, remittance. OF postage stamps or
postal note should be made with order.
as the charges are too small to open
accounts for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-19
Local hetIce.

Dr.. Estey. faith cure cures by ias
ing on Of hands. Has the gu
healing as spoken Of in Cor. l. oilar.
II. Will go to any part OF CITY, .. -"
be found ut Farmers Hotel "''A
money and without price.
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