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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-05
PENOBsCOT.
GARLAND.


Memorial day. May 80. was observed
with unusual interest in this place.
The Post and Corps made special ef-
forts in their preparations and the ciu-
zcns seemed very active in Contributing
to the entertainment Although a
cloudy day two large teams with sew
cral private carriages went to the
cemetery with many wreaths and
flowers ana flags to decorate. The sew
c.al TCcitltions and appropriate songs
auG speeches al the graves seemed fit
ting ~ The occasion. The children par
t.cipJted generally in the exercises.
AT tie Grange hal in the afternoon all
available space was occupied. The
children had been very thoroughly
drilled by Mrs. d. II. Robinson the or
ganist and they did credit to her noble
work in their singing both in the cor
rectness of time and enunciation of
, words The selections which were also
by the organist We're fine. The singing
was wholly by the children. The
orator. Rev. Mr. Whittemore of Water
ville gave Il very excellent and APP
propriatc speech. which was very
favorably received.
Rev. II. w. Cummings, the former
pastor of the Free Baptist church was
in the place on business and pleasure
ana as the church is yet without a
minister he supplied the pulpit last
Sabbath.
Edwin Prebc is at home from Rhode
Island. where he has been for several
months visiting his son. Miss Grace
Prehle is still in Dexter in the employ
of Mrs. Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Haskell from
Bangor. and two sons, are visiting at
the old home.
John Campbell is recovering from his
| attack Of nervous prostration
Mrs. Mark Avery has been quite
feeble the past few weeks and not able
to be in the store more than half the
| time
ETNA.
Lakeside Lodge l. O. o. F. will hold
| memorial services at the church, Sun
day. June ., at T.. NJ. to which all
are invited.
1 "A special town meeting was called
last Saturday to raise money to fill up
the place in the bog on the road near
q. a. Shaw's which has sunk so no one
can cross with team. The town has
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New York Produce Market.

New York June
FLOUR-ReCeip'e 2l.2l8 bbls: exIoris
5Gi9 bills: sales. S1-A pkgs: dun and hare
~ steady but no lower: winter patent,
3.1fdi"9: winter Strai~hts Jbq3.s5: MIN
patents. lelni.30: winter extras. 2ga9s.
Mimi, bakers, --tjt,3 =: winter low Cradc,
2a102fn
ports s6.0i3 bush: sales. 3.S75. 90 bush n.
lures. 2r.GfD bush. srut: spot rasv. Nn !.
red S4. , afolt. No red. SIX els-
vatcr; M. ! rorth-rn Duluth NJ. Io,
aGoat; No. ! hard Duluth. 9l's )
afpat.
C0RN-Receipts. 11>.GN bush: sales
1890 bush. futures. 3rp non bush. snoi.
spot steady: No. :, i9iJ elevator and .
{ h afoat.
Receipts. 2iG.en bush: exports.
-: sDot easier; No .. ~ NJ. z. g: NJ
. white. % No. white. ri track mi1ei
western. 2e43G1a; track white. S..i.q37.
BEEF-QUiet. family, lfNVl2r.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
LARD-Steady; western steamed SIS:
refined steady.
PoRK-Duiet: family lsT155l
BtTTER-Firn. creamery. l5G1a; fac
tory. 11Nti.
EGGS-Steadv: stat" ami Penna.. T-,4
II: western regular. 12Tl3; western select
cd l31La1i
ST'CAR-Raw. dull: fair refining III;
9i test. AZ, refined, quiet
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LINCOLN.
NISCNSSF,T.

~ ls,N- .AsNsofsi.
Charlie Ltvctt has moved into Nj
Iayncy' hnuSo an Federal street
F~,,' poud Is 'nal,in,- extensive repa :
on Ela house. win Colby II doing tu"
WORK.
Mrs. /. y. I;pidi' tie hes returRvd fru,a
visiting friends ia plmdriSCotta.
Miss Florence knight RI Portland. f1s
h.cn visiting her parents, NJ. ana Mr..
a. L. Knight.
Leonard Marston i, building 4 piazza "a
tEc front Of his houyc IN Main stree.
T. T. Alice has received news from
North Dakota, that III Cummings is 81
with sm1llpo..
Mrs Lucy uoudlctt, of Pittston, Is v,--
ii!nG friends ~ town.
The remains VI ihc wife of Frank SCI
vcy. who died at Cedar Grove. WEI
brought h,-C for lrtcrmCnt in Green
Lawn cemetery. last week
Friends were panied to learn Of IT,
death Of Mrs. Fannie IIohsnn Of Brook
llu. y. y. widow Of the late Hon. !. =.
Iirlt~ou ~ this place.
Mi and Mrs. Roy Reed were IN Dam
ur.scotta calling on friends. last week.
T. u. lioudlcttc ha- been uDit" Sll,-.
threatened with pneumonia.
FRIENDS are p;rascd rs see J. n Green
leaf. the veteran CsS buyer. at his bus
ness again
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fcrrinG to immaculate conception
and "incarnated by the devil"
Qucstion-"What did you say?"
Answer told Mrs. Eddy that her
theory of mental generation, which sale
had taught me - years before was a
theory incarnatc of the devil.
Mrs. Woodbury. was then excused.
The next witness was Mrs. Helen NJ.
Winchester of Maiden. who at one time
was n student of Mrs. Woodburys.
There was some discussion as to the
order of evidence submitted as to the
responsibility of Mrs. Eddy for the
publication OF the alleged libellous
message in the Herald and pending
argument thereon the jury was ex-
cused and the court later adjourned
until tomorrow.
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juryman for the June term at Water
vile.
Marian Stone is quite i'll.
Mrs. II. V. Dudley IL dangerously Ill
with pneumonia.
LITCHFiELD PLAINS.
Appropriate services were held hcr..
Memorial day. Although the weather
was unfavorahlc Il large gathering was In
attendance. Rev. W. +. Small of Gar
diner, gave "A most excellent address. H.
Misses Aiiard and Il quartet from Lev -
ton. furnished music for the occasion.
The sclcrtmon were present as an escort
to the comrades The Relief Corps were
also present The usual Granh Army
services were held in the cemetery and 2.
graves Of soldiers were decorated. IS OF
which were ia the Plains cemetery. Tit
new graves were those of the late
Amislah l.. Googins and Peter Nelson.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. George COOK and her son and
daughter. have been visiting her parents,
Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Davis
Eureka Camp ~ Modern Wopdmcn Is
DOING Il good business. aud hopes 10 have
one hundred members.
H. y Reed viii soon be IN his new
store which will be a great improvement
20 The village.
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DIFFERENCES SETTLED.
Now Tor Great Console alton Of the Western
Railroads.

New York. June 3.-Thc Press. to-
morrow. viii say that i is able to ar
nounCc on the highest authority thu
not only have the differences been set u
tied between the MorEan-tIill faction
and the Hartman party regarding the
Burlington deal and the relations Of
that railroad and the Northern Pacific
and the Great Northern with the Union
Pacific. but also that the St PaUl. the
Chicago & Northwestern ana the Chi
cagO Great Western VIII hc taken care
of in the great harmoniZation scheme
of the trunk lines of the West
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WHAT NEXT. WHAT NEXT?
Sophie Malooi Marrics the Man from Whom
She Recently Fled.

Boston. June 3.-Sophie Maloof. the
young Syrian girl, who, eight months
ago, ran away from one cousin to
marry another, was, this week. mar
ried to the one from whom she fled. her
former marriage having been annullcd
by both church ana state. Her maiden
name was Sophie Maloof and when She
elopcd she became Mrs. Jacob Maloof
Now she is Mrs. Jos. Maloof and
everyone seems satisfied. Her first
marriage was annull"d on the grounds
that her parents had not consented to
it. that she Was under aSc ana that her
husband WAS her cousin.
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KNOX.
WASHINGTON.

4 large number from here Will at
ierd the Trinity christian Endcayor
Local Tuion At Palermo Center. Sltur-
day and Sunday.
State s;unday -Echonl Missionary v.
T.. overlook has been working IN
Waldo county the past week
Mr.. Frank Shattuck ana MisH Ella
Jones visited a, Palermo. Sunday.
Thcrc has been mere than week Of
continuous cloudy weather and a great
deal uf rain.
Gcorc, Light and Jennie Clark are
sick with fever.
Lewyillc Law is moving from Razor
willie To the Amos Wilson place.
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Boston Market.

Boston, June
FLOTR-Spring patents. i.leatfs-
COMMISSIONERS yellow. 81.
ONTS-Two clip white, 3d..
PORk-Backs. l1.J0lrlS.J9.
EEEF'-StecrS. SAG.
EALS-5n9. .o,.,, :, fau
LANES Spring Yves crn, 12rif' do i'A'
lt~uItL
IARD-TicrCc. !4. a,,t1r
BI-TTER- Northern creamery
CFIEESF,-Ncw northern twins, W
EGGS Eastern, 14dla.
POTATOES iIeorons. l.0
JGAR-Granulaicd 9a
MIXED FEED-i7.HnlS,1D IN
RRAN-Spring. 1880 100. wii''ei'
CoTTONSEED MEAL-2t5
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LEHR. DAHlGREN.
WcII-known Society People Welded in St.
Patrick's Cathedral. New York City.

New York. June 3.-Harry S. Lehr
and Mrs. Dahlgren, widow of the late
John VintOn Dahlgren, We're married at
noon. today at St. Patrick's cathedral.
Archbishop Corrigan was the officiat-
ing clergyman. and the attendants in
cluded many persons who are socially
prominent. The bride was escorted to
the altar and given away by her cous-
in. George w. Childs Drexel of Phila-
delphia. a wedding breakfast at which
limited party was entertained sue
Cccdcd the formal ceremony. The
newly welded couple are to make a
short wedding tour.
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The Weeks Schedules.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Monday. Tuesday Wcdncsday-Boston
lat Milwaukee. Washington at Chicago,
Athletics at Detroit. Baltimore at Cieve-
land.
Observation-Disclosures at Cleveland.
Friday Observation-Disclosures at Boston.
Chicago at Washington. Cleveland al Bal
timorc, Detroit at Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday-BoStnn
at Chicago. New York at st. Louis. Phil
adclnh;a ut PittSburg. Brooklyn AZ Gin
cinatti.
Thursday. Friday. Standardization at
ST. Louis. Brooklyn at PittsburE. Ne's
York at Cincinatti. Philadelphia at Chi
CaCo.
Sunday-New York at Cincinatti. Brook
lyu a Chicago
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A SECRET SESSION
will Be Held by Cuban Delegates 10 Consider
Message from Washington.

Havana, June Sat an informal
gathering of delegates to the Cuban
constitutional convention. this after
noon. it was decided to hold secret
session, Wednesday,. to discuss the Of
fetal document which Gov. Gen. Wood
expects to receive from Washington,
tomorrow, and which he has promised
to communicate to the convention.
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BEveRiDGE IN RUSSIA.
Will investigate Industrial and Commercial
Conditions OF the Empire.

St. Petersburg. June 3.-tnitcd
States Senator Bcvcridgc Of Indiana,
arrived here. today. and began an in
quiry into Russian Industrial and com
mcrcial conditions. this afternoon. He
will visit Moscow, the neghboring fac
tory towns and the Nolga valley.
Later. Senator Beveridge will traverse
Siberia
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WALDO.
TROY.

The remains Of the late Mary j.
Garcclon were brought to Troy. Friday.
and the funeral services were held at
the home Of her brother. l.. W. Garce-
Ion. Saturday. June LIST. The deceased
MAS an old and well known resident Of
this town but had spent the last few
yoars in Lewiston where she died at
thu home OF her sister. She was lady
~ many noble qualities and leaves
large circle Of friends TO mourn her
death. Her sister. Mrs. Eliza Cotton,
ana husband accompanied the remains
Ia Troy. The intcrment was in Fair
view cemetery
Mrs. Lorana Carter. who is teaching
In corinth. was ut home over Sunday.
Albion Piper has gone to Rockland to
visit relatives for two weeks.
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MUNYON'SlNHALER
CURES
CATARRH
Colds, Coughs,
Influenza, Br. n
chitis, Asthma
and all Diseases
Of the Throat
and Lungs.

Cio,ds Of Medicated vapor are inhaled through
the mouth and emitted from the nosir'is, cleans,
ing and vaporizing sli the inoamed and diseased
PARTS which cannot be resehsd BY medicine take"
iGrN the stomach. 80 :,
III reaches tLesore spots hsnis the r1'n ptdrra,
q GOES 10 he sSafof ,hseass acts az a bdnn an"
tonic 10 The ,rhols system ~ IN al I'M0g'HS or
bv mail MunvOn. Neac lOrkand fhitodet9"se-
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Other Games.

At Lyrn-BanGor N. T. League. .:
Lynn q.
At Observation-Disclosures. 6: Norwich, J.
At Hartford-Hartford.G G: Toronto. ..
At Worce stor-Montreal .; Worcester.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ): Derby. II.
At Cambridgc-lIarvard. I. L. of Chico-
go, /.
At BridScport-New Haven. .: Bridge
port, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures S; Trovi-
dcncc. ,.
At New Iondon-Bristol. 2; New Lon
don. > New London. :: Bristol, 0.
At Syracusc-First game "a inninGs)
Syracuse. s: Buffalo. 1. Second game:
Syracuse, 5; Buffalo. I.
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Portland. II: Manchester. z.

Manchester. n. H.. June I'm another
game Astounding i'm faulty plays the home
team was defeated by Portland. this af-
ternoon, by a score of II to 2. Drinkwater
was in the box for the local team and
Gaffncy was the pitcher for the visitors
The game abounded with hits. although
the total will not foot up - as was the
case in Mondays game. In the firsj inn
ing Portland clinchcd the game with two
home runs over the center field fence. a
double and single. the whole netting
four runs. Seven of Portland's IL runs
time during the game did it look as
though Manchester could pull out. Score:
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Lewiston Hiqh. 8: Edward Little. 6.

Auburn, Me. June 4.-(Spccian.-T
Edward Little High school team. cham
pions of the school teams of Maine, was
defeated by Lewiston High. this after
noon, to 6, in an IL inning game.
Lewiston III l 0 o IA
Edward Little 0 o 0 0 Is
Base hits-Lcwiston II. Edward Little
10. Errors-Lewiston /. Edward Little 1.
Ba ttercS-Hodgkins and Carrican, Glenn
cnt and Cobb. Umpire. Juscph Melon
G ugh.
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STATE; NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
MT. VERNON.

The Cyrus williams Grand Army
Post No. III 81 Mt. Vernon and
vicinity decorated thc graves of com
radcs ia the forenoon. Thursday In
the afternoon tiIcy INST at their hall
and with the sons or Veterans and
school children formed in linc with Mt.
Vernon Brass band in the lead and +.
NJ. Gilman. MARSHAL, They marched 70
Cdi Fellows hall where exercises were
hc'f as follows. Music by the band.
prayer by ECN- II. NJ. PurinGton.
song by the male quartet, J. ". Allen,
a. L. Eutlcr w. NJ. Tyler and w. f.
Carson. reading OF LinColn's Gcttys-
burg address by Rev. &. Purinton,
music by quartet; address ny Rev. q.
s. Cummings OF Auburn. The speaker
held the close attention Of The audience
for an hour and his address was pro
rounccd one Of the best ever delivered
here. Tic roll Of the dead soldiers
was read at the commencement by
Alvin Butler. chairman. The o!d
soldiers marched IN good order and
made "A good appearance. II was Il very
interesting day for Mt. Vernon. Se>-
cral veterans were III ana could not be
present.
Frank Hammond has bought t'lc
Powers stand Of the heirs of the late
BENZ. :. Philhrick. ANA viii reside in
this village. Tho people are very glad
t. have Mr.. hammond and wife resi-
dents Of this village.
Miss Louise ID. Mayhem has gone To
Lancaster. Mass, to remain a few
months.
Rev. II. NJ. burlington visited Deer
ing. Monday.
Charles Dollon is in very feeble
health.
Doll Leighton was ut home Saturday
and Sunday. She is attending school
at the Normal at Harrington.
1t is proposed to have a Sabbath
school convention with the Baptist
church. June 60 The members of the
churches and Sabbath schools in Mt.
Vernon and Vienna are invited to at
tend. Picnic dinner at Lower Ma
sonic hall and good program for the
day, forenoon and afternoon.
WAYNE.
Miss Baker of Kent's Hill. is the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. Smardon.
Mrs. Sleeper of Lewiston. is the
guest of her father. J. G. Stinchfield.
w. Il. Howard is in town.
p. c. Tribou spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Saunders Of Boston is with her
daughter, Mrs. Pike.
Laura Pike is with Mrs. Dunn.
DR.. +. l.. Cheney is sick with pneu-
monia. DR.. Spraguc of Turner, is at
tending him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney of Livermore,
are i'm town called here by the illness
of their son.
The body of Mrs. Philbrick Of Mt.
Vernon was brought here and buried
at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Saturday.
Mrs. Libby of Lewiston, spent a few
days at her summer home, last week
Miss Lena Fay. who has been at the
hospital for several weeks, has re-
turned.
The w. r. c., the Post and band
went to Readfield for Memorial day
exercises.
EAST WINTHROP.
H. NJ. Packard went to Boston, Tues
day, returning Saturday.
II. l.. Barnes has been at home the
past week on account of sore hand.
G. c. Jenkins is painting house.
Mrs. Mary Currier of Hallowell.
passed few days at W. l.. Mace's last
week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Foster is having a piazza
put on her house
J. G. Cushman has been drawn as
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Nashua. 8; Lewiston, 3.

Nashua. n. H., June 4.-Nashua won
out. today. with an errorleSs game. n
slight shower interfcred with the attend :
ance. Jorcs pitched a good game and
held the visitors down to seven hits and
was well supported throughout the game.
Smith, n new man at short. was the par
ticular star of the game. Boardman saw
ed the day for Lewiston in the first inn
ing with a two-bagger. bringing in TIVE
of the three runs. Score:
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A severe sprain will usually disable
the injured person for three or four
weeks. Many cases have occurred, how
ever. in which Il cure has been effected
in less than one week by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For sale by
Jno. Coughlin. III Water St. and !. G.
Hculchan, Gardiner, Druggists.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York June =.
Cotton spot closed quiet; Middli,n ns i i5i
n-'-. ah,: Middlng Gulf. 81. Sd'es'
bales. r,,e IN
Cotton futures closed steady Ja W SEQ.
~ Z. inv SSSISa: August 7.ssnsF, Ssr
fcmhcr. 7.naa1o: october, 100: N9 1snnary.
7.G5n7.Ni: December, 705n rb; J g,asi L
1n1: F.bruarv 1.01n709: March, I.I---
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MANCHESTER.

Earned runs-Portland 4 Two-blse hit 5
Barry. Conroy. Wiley. Home runs
O'Brien 9. Conroy. Sacrifice hits-Smith.
Curtis WEIGH. Wiley. Double plays
Whiting and Kane: WEIGH and Conroy
WEIGH. Cameron and Conroy. Left on
bases-Portland Z. Manchester .. First
base on balls-By Drinkwater. ,: by Calf
ney 3 Struck out-By Gaffney. .: by
Drinkwater, S. Hit by pitched balls
Shook. Whiting. Time. 1.29. Umpire,
kerins. Attendance, 400.
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LEWISTON.

Two-base hits-Tibbetts. Boardman >
Stolen BLACKSMITH, Allen. Hansc"mb.
Shea. Double plays-SChneider and Wise
Smith and Shea. First on balls-By
Schneider. 6; by Jones. 3. Hit by pitched
ball-Hanscomb. Struck out-By Schnei-
der. 3: by Jones. 1. Time. l.. Is. Umpire
Wheelock. Attendance 500.
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AUGUSTA.
Mcintyre out: intield hit.

Earned runs-Lowell 3. Augusta 3. Two
base hit-lakc. Thrcc-base hit-Bradley.
Stolen bascs-Rcgan, Merritt. Double
plays-Regan. Mclaughlin. Merritt. First
on balls-Moran. Bradley, Mclaughlin,
Merritt, c. Regain. Gildea. Hit by pitch
ed bail--Bradley. Struck out-By Gildea.
II; by Ross ). Wild pitches-Ross ). Gill
dca /. Time. 10. Umpire, Mahoney. At
tendance. 100.
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vAsE SAIL GAMES.
New eaoIand League.


Lowell. Mass, June 4-Lowell turned
the tables on Augusta, today. and won
out by score of II to 6. Augusta FUN
bled and made serious errors at critical
struck out II men and kept the hits scat
tered except in the ninth inning. Vaughn
was unfortunate in the field but hit we'll
Lack OF team work on both sides was
very noticeable A neat double play was
participated In by 6. Regain, Mclaughlin
op6 MNrriff
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American League Standing.
National lcaque.

st ChiCa gO-Boston. 5: Chicago, G..
At Observation-Disclosures. 7: Cincinatti. s.
At PittSburg-Phladclp 3: Pitts
burg. I.
At st. Lcuis-Ncw York, 4: st. Louis, 9
Called at end OF 9th; rain.
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1t is calculated that about 5000 yards
of ribbon will be issued with the African
war medals. This estimate is made on
the assumption that about 100000 men
will secure the medal. there being nine
inches of ribbon served out with each
medal
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New England League Standing.
American League.

At Observation-Disclosures 1; Detroit. g.
At observation-disclosures. |; Cleveland, :.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2; Milwaukee. 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 2; Chicago, )
Uen innings).
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agreed to FIJI 1t for 5000 and have put
about $500 already on the bog.

Memorial day was duly observed
here by q. II. Ruggies Post Col J. X.
Stetson of Bangor gave the address to
"a well filled house. The Post marched
from the g. a. X. hall to the cemetery
in line. The Jackson Cornct band led
the march, then came the Post, w. II.
c., Sons Of Veterans and nearly all the
school children. From the cemetery
the procession marched to the church.
Music was furnished by the choir for
the exercises.
Leon bennett left, Saturday. for
Soarboro, where he has work
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Its the little colds that grow into big
colds: the big colds that end IN consump-
ton and death. Watch the little colds
Dir. Wood Norway Pine syrup
IN W f&ykvt II
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IIEEETY.

Wales Sherman and VIII Cummings
caught four salmon. Wednesday. Their
weight was AZ follows: 8. lbs. lbs.
Si-. lbs ard ~ tbs. Two others wer.-
caught lie same dav by other parties ana
were about the sam" weight. About ~
The best catch for one day was eight.
All say Lake ST. George in Liberty beats
thu record ~ the State considering tho
time since they Were first put into the
pond.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Wednesday and Thursday-Portland at
Lowell. Lewiston at iaverhill. Augusta
at Manchester. Bangor at Nashua.
Friday-iuguSta at IiaVcrhill, Bangor
at Lowell. Lewiston at Manchester. Port
land at Nashua.
Saturday-Bangor at Lowell. Portland
at Nashua Lewiston at Manchester
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-05

New York. June 4.
Money on call steady at 3 to ~. per
cent: taSt loan B.
Prime mercantile paper Sami'b per cent
Sterling exchange easier. then firrncr.
with actual business in bankers bills at
i.>SIsrl. for demand and at ISIS for o.
days.
Posted rates 4s5iLfi4S So and 4.S9
Commercial bills 4S4Am&.
Silver certificates nomnally 60.
Bar silver .g..
J,iI, 20
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-29
The furry over the railroad
consolidation matter will help
along the idea of the govern
ment ownership of railroads.

Governor Voorhees, of New
Jersey has appointed Judge
Vim. A. Gummere chief JUS
tice Of New Jersey, and the
people of New Jersey don't
like it. They have good rea-
son. Gummere is the judge
who set aside a $4,000 verdict
against the Newark street
railroad for the death of a
boy, saying that ST was all a
child's life was worth. It is
significant, and unpleasant.
to note that the big corpora
tons of the state are charged
with having induced the gov
ernor to appoint Gummere.
The people are not likely to
have much respect for the
opinions Of such a judge.