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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09
eoston Wool Ms-ket.

Boston. -\oNtIl
The Total receipts of wool al th'S poi
taIs. domestic. and .lS DdIcS !oftlSii
against u.G;0 Eales Gon.>tIc ana -.o'
E1ie- foreign for the sam. tine "a. 80! -.
REMAKkS-'rhe situation IN o lpnr ,d-
wool IS i very SironG oAe. a lut'Hei ~
v.,nco in prices being registered u'Illns
the past week. The market has been VeiS
Active ana the si:e* rave zen ~, "a. :,
active. and dealers have bought IeelI
as VII "a manuiactr. er=. More inte.es
is being shown in secuted WOODS Jus. a.
other grades. Some dealers are terortea
to be buying for stock. but mahulaC uISis
have also taken several large piochS,
>Some of the larger mills are buEihs IN a.
moderate way. but the bulk or the ue
m;nd has come from the smaller HiiiiS,
many of whom are short OF Wool iot
having bought earlier. possibly througil,
lack of confidence in the market. WIN
the depletion OF stocks comes an id-
vance in prices, greater than mas oeT T
seen for. some time. Fleeces. eSpeclailt
mediums. have been moving Freely a 70, %.
late, though fine washed fieeces nave re-
manned rather quiet. Available lotS OF
territory woods are becoming much re-
duced and prices have advanced seVefai
The woods now selling are heavier, a.
a rule. than those offered earlier. when
accounts for the relatively unimporlaht
changes in the grease price.
Ohio and Penn. Puiled-Fine unwashed'
2+n25c; unmerch. 26M2lc.; Mich: uil-
wa shed. fine. 2lM2ec.; unmero h: a2H &c.
Puiled Wool secured basiSmFin" "a =; 3, sca
3 super -Oft5.c.: c super. 3Sl,4nc.: comb
ing. 5ON52c.: fine combing. 52St5i
Ohio ard Penn, fieece-X\ and above,
35.t3tr: and above 3on1c.; No. l, -"
Mich. Wis; sae:nMich; \ and abo I'VE
combins. 2Saioac.
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Portland Market.

Portland. November $.
RT'TTER-Creamery, fancy, per ID,
olc; gilt edged. Vermont, 2oc. renovated.
ihti l!,.
Et;,iS-E Eastern fresh. .sll 30c.; western.
fresh, SO. ,.,
,nEESE-Cheese. plain. Gll2i2c !;
sag l:AtlSi.c. ,.oo
Fi.OUk-Superfine and low grades, $3.50
assn: patent spring whtais s'"'
Mich. straight roller. S6.lWn6.l3: clear DO.
s. .5I,5.o5. st. Louis. straight roller, w. iut
Is; clear do. $iI'Hit.0. winter patents
wheat. {'..,,d6JJ
,iRAIN-Corn car lots. 1iMi,c.; bags.
c.: meal bags, '0c.. oats. new. ca I
los. Sc; bags. 44Gt46c.: MINI. sacked
bran, bag lots. s:4.U; winter wheat bran
ear lots. 900: mixed feed. car lots
:aiy do bag lois s2d.1: brown mid
,ilirys. car lots 81 20: do. bag lots. $25.Vyu
800: flour middlings. car lots, Slug do
bag lots, $50.
IEMONS-s40N
ORANGES california s3.ON@4.00.
PRODCCE-B.ans. California Pea, 30;
yellow eyes s3.254r3 40; Red Kidneys, $50
$50: new potatoes. 5lGtoc:: onions, bush
yOc usi a.; fowl l5ftlGc.: Turkeys. West
eru, .04l2ic.; chickens. lGplIc.
! PRDNlSIONS-POrk. heavy. Sl!tVn Ia 81
medium. sl6Glul6..D; light. $lo5OH 10 u
beef. light. s9.5JN.l0.O; heavy. $40 500 II %
lard. ties. and half Dbl. pure, S'sMAtsc
tcs.. and half bbls.. com. 6l2UEisc pans
pure. *-sM 9Ac.: pals, compound. '14N' f4c.
pur. leaf. llQllLc.
| SUGARS Standard. graduated. 70 49c
extra fine granulated, ) 49c.; extra Z. S.loc
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Boston, November ).
FIOTR-Flour IL quiet. but prices are
ed at s6.OCi6aO On Old iioui the quota
tons are: Mill shipment. spring PATENTS,
ST.; tl;t6.br winter patents. Sa:put.l1. trade
committee. spring patents. s6smf: 90
clears, 81 sGnj.:h.
CURNMEAL-Cornme is easier at $3.50
al :. per tag; s26Ai..1 20 pei Dbl. gtanu-
Etpi s. lh'" %: ho'ted 81 lWt3.Je
CURN-Corn il steady. Spot steamer
shipment, No ;. yellow, 81, 46'GSc.; lake
RYE Flour Steady at stlaa5oo.
GRAHAM s.; .ift;'Io pea barrel.
OATMEAI-Ouiet. We quote rolled at
x..;qt4-.5 per Dbl: cut and s'ound' S.2'a
OATs-Oats are plenty without change
in price Track No >. White. 3siy4t%'c
No 3. 37t.43Sc.. rejected, SIC: no grade.
4.i &c: for shipment, all rail 81 TO ~ los,
ac.. ~ 10 ~ lbs. 3Slzc; 10 t" 4 lbs, - &c
PRjVlSIONS-Pork provisions are firm
Short cuts and heavy backs. $is.2,'
SIS 75ule.75; fresh ribs. ll'.Mllhc.: corned
shoulders. N.r. fresh shoulders. S5sc.;
smoked shoulders. SIG: lard. Sac.: pals:
g. yn.e.c.: hams. l"i,mllc.; skinned
boiled hams. isi.disac; leaf lard. lo'sc,
rendered leaf lard Iorc.: PORK tongues.
s.5-U: loose salt pork. N,c Grlskets.
?'sc: country dressed noss; . ;.;,T,:', r,oo
II
unchanged Choice whole cattle quoted
at S6iylac.: kinds are quotabie at llQl2c. I.
| fores 5iau1c.
LAMB-Western lambs. 74sc.: spring
MCrrON-Mu,ton at eael=c.: warnings.
GiIC
| VEAI-Sleady. 9al1c
| POULTRY-Poultry is easy. Western
: turkeys. 1Sn "0c.: chickens. northern, l3ic
MlSC; western large chickens, llml3c. !:
northern fowls. laal4c: western fowls,
l0ai1ac.
western fresh. 23G24c.; Vermont. dairy.
aNu.lc
CHEESE-Cheese is firm with the de-
mand good. Round lots. old. l0Gtlli &c.
jobbing, 12alc. higher:
EGGs--F:ggs are quiet with prices fair
ern sSasssc.: western. 2sa SC
BEANS-Market is quiet with prices
SsSaf hysb Pea Medium nn9 and
Vermont. per bushel. S.%Td2O: yellow
eyes. $cS5moa0: Red Kidneys, S.1u2. 10
per hushel; California small whites. S2J0a
/ APpLEsLReceipts Of new apples are in
creasing. Pound swe. IS. 81 .:tMfe.2': Alex
Pipr,rS s.N.l.:0; waiting. SID :;
Hsrvss ss, .iu !; Mcintosh n reds s
It's: Hubbards,ons. sl.2Sdl.11a: Talman
sweets. $lo.5si9Ol: Nodheads. 81 SM9W,
bulk haldwins and greetings, G5uS per
hhl : hu. box. IA &C
4 HNN ND STRAW-Hay is quiet and
easy. straw is quiet. millfeed is steady
Hay. No. l. $l6.50llS00: lower grades
$ll.O0,Ilo.O0: rye straw. $2l.OQ2cbO: oat
straw $40. iNd1s0o
= POTATOES-Potatoes are in full supply
and prices are easy. Houlton Hebrons
iN"53c.: Green Mountains 53di;Ic.: sweets
sl5Odil.75.
sCGAR-Refined sugar steady. cut Ioa,
and crushed, 6l5c; powdered 56Oc,
granulatsd, s.36c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09
LOWER SCALE.
Fall River Mills Wilt
Open, Monday
But Employees will Work Tor
Reduced Wages.
w;u. Win Start on Schedule T'me' oaS
Manufacturers.

FAN River, Mass. Nov. s.-After q
,r,.f session. this morning, the ihaitu-
f.cturers rejected the plan for ehaln r'
,he .srike submitted by the LABOR rep
r..s.nta,iy.s at yesterdays con'ert'i' ,'
and voted TO open the mills Moii''S >
:t the reduced wag" hst.
Tbe manufacturers. last "feh'
,.r.sc.d ,h4ir Willingness to aiio" Nv.
h,.in,.r.s,.d Persons to inVes,ls Ea,e
,a.ir statement that they are unable
t" ',F pay the rate Of wages s,o wnl'n pre-
,..ii.d before the last rednc'l"h'
The Textile council did not a rnrp
,bis plan. but, yesterday ,heir lep'. e,
s.p:ativrs said they wou'u as .ha
.,,,h am investigation, proFioeu u"
,,,I ou,,,ors took down the reduc. i"''
m IT,. and operate the mills pending
IN :, was ,his latter proposition that the
a,,rr,c;urers rejected, today
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u. of MAINE NO'eo.
A, I,eident TO be Resretted.--'nter
.stino Article by Prof. Lewis.

n,uro Ne. Nov. .-'SpeciaD-Ihere
o.,,,. Incident after saturdays gam"
rucb 10 BE- regretted. The f"'"''''''
,,.,,s .latrd by their victory,
..h.,I ,ouu tn. NJ ain road to Orono.
\, one place ON III" way some oi ''ie
men w.r. struck by GIGS thrown ny
.o,,. unknown PERSONS concealed d.
.,,. side of the road. 1T was probapiF
act ,f ,nm. of the vcInger element
~ tho town az it is hardly to DC una
cin.d that it was due 10 c"iese i'r"'
'rb. student council, however. IS 10 III
v.stipr,e the matter thoroughly, anu il
II IL fornd out that any student hdi
ouvthini. Whatever t" do in the matter
-, ,,,lnpv to Row,toin will be forta-
,,,;u, and thos. concerned "ill De
r.nSnr..d.
Th. I,hjInlogical ,lup held it's regular
meeting In Wingatc hall MONDAY eve
ming Two papers We're read: The
Stages Of Language" by DIR. Merritt g.
F,rnnld: aud "Horac" as Poet d
N,,,r." by professor Karl +. Harring-
g., Th,. Junior Electrical AMI
Mechanic al society Il,p Ilti'i IL hi''
Ing Monday evening in Alumni nail
This latter society is composed ~
juniors taking the electrical ana
Northumberland courses.
Prof .ssor q. F.. Lewis. is the author
~ an article IN the November Mon TN
Am, rtean is-view. entitled The sell
SuprOr3i,,g student in American col
l,.--s," The subject is systematically
treated. statistics from 81 colleges M
different parts of the country a'e com
p,rrd and the conclusions thus drawn
,uay Justly be considered as true IN as
general a way as could possibly b" as
contained. The term "Stlf-Suppo"tinS
is used Ia designat" those who earl
nat of their college expenses. as wei
rs those WHO earn al. In only four on
of 30 colleges was 1t found that tn
number of students so classified va
estimated at less than 10 per cent. o
the total enrolment, and the av"raS
pru,rrtinn was estimated AT T., per cen
for the colleges considered.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

BOOthhay-Samucl Boyd to SiaS NJ.
Ba. ter. land and buildings. sl0: l. j,
Crcoker to Nell Page Cony. land. 81. &c
Ho"thl,ay Harbor- Woodbury. MarSon t"
Arthur r.. Nickerson ct ais. Land, $500.
BIjstOl-I.yman Curtis to Percy W.
FoSse:t. land. $50: Hell man J. Danforth 20
Alfred NJ. RCss IT al. land Slo0
South ort. Josephine Pierce to Sumner
W. Rand. land. 81. &c.
Waldoboro-Jom BWnheimer to Arthur
D. Peasle,.. land. SI0; Solomon OFF to
Mahala K. Heycr. land. 50: lnhab. OF
Walhohoro Ia Addie l.. Walter. land
SIl15: Faroline +. Schwartz to Nelson
Pierpont, land, 81, &c; W. +. Schwartz Il
Nelson Pierpont. land 81, &c; Manlius
Head To Frank $. Head. land and bniid-
inss 81, &c: Joseph a. Mathews to Rock
A. Hutrhins TO Ernest A. t;liddcn, land
81
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Hope for the Oyspeptic.

Everyone who has realized the dis.
comfort and distress which accompany
n disarrangement OF the digestive or
cams will rejoice with Mrs. s. Macy OF
Port Arthur. Ontario. in the relief she
has obtained after having suffered for
so long time. She says: II have
suffered for the last four or five years
from stomach trouble and dyspepsia,
experiencing great pain. l took Cham
berlain's stomach and Liver Tablets
and can truthfully say they have done
me a great deal Of good. I feel like a
different woman as result Of using
them. and the after-effect Is rever un-
pleasant. These tablets are for sale
by Jno. Coughlin. Augusta: c. H.
Beane, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

1t was a comical group which lined
up at police headquarters. yesterday
morning, for inspection by CITY Mar
shall Breen. There were seven in all
and they had been in for lodging. They
answered to the names of Geo. Alien,
John Hennessey, Eugene Smith. John
Mason, James Murphy Thomas
Harkins, and Henry A. Hfxon, and en-
braced as many trades as they had
given names. AS they all told the
same story of being anxious to secure
work. the marshal. after sizing them
up, decided to relieve their anxiety, BY
letting them go.
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New Advertisements TIM.

Nanted-Waitress
Lcst-White Coon Cat.
DI. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
Wantcd-Iielper in bakery.
Lcst-Gold Wreath Brooch
Wantcd-Eiorse for r. eeplng
TIC Iet-Six- Room Tenement
Lunt < Bfann-Fancy goods
Wantcd-i-ady OF gentleman
Wanted-Giri for housework
- I-c--Saw Mil III Randolph.
+. l.. Wcbber-'.Napoleon' fionr
Nanted-Second Hand Furniture
Wanted-Woman in boarding hmse
Staples, Smith K Moody-AInsic,I ao,..
Bowditch. Webster & Co.-Rnhhas.
goods. i'u"pef
+. +. Davis & Co.-Fur coats for ma,
and women. - men
Wanted Physician to Locate at gr,no,
Mills. China. iaieh
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Two hundred men at Bird Springs.
Lincoln county. Nevada. have notified
the county clerk that they do not wish
t. cast their ballots at the coming cleo
ton. They say that they are too busy
and desire that precinct lately created
in that district be discontinued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
eeding twenty-five words coming under
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE. To
LET, LOST, &c. will be inserted once
for Is cents and cents for each suose-
,uent insertion ADVANCE PAYMENT.
IN sending by mail remittance Of postage
stamps should be made with order as the
charges are too small to open account for
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Joseph F. Young. having severed his
connection with the Young Drug Co..
announces to his friends that he VIII
hereafter be found at the Devins
pharmacy, 240 Water street. which VII.
also be the office of the secretary on
the local board of health. novs.oti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

If any of our readers are going to
buy shingles this fail; it would be good
wisdom to look into the merit OF III.
Honest" shingles advertised in an.
other column by Fl. Noel Sleeves. Hal.
lowell. Free delivery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

Among the recent weddings recorded
at the office of the city clerk is that Of
Chas. D. Lawrence and Johannah
Tolnan Of Augusta, which occurred
Nov. 3, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. FIR. DOherty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

Miss Extreme Flood, the characterize
has beer engaged for the concert and
recital to be given in the Green street
church, Thursday evening, Nov. II.
Miss Flood appears in this city for the
first time. She has an unique person.
atty, style all her own. Her rich
humor is along the line Of the quaint
therefore new and intensely interest
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

The Maine Central offers special
rates from all along the line to Bruins
wick. Saturday. for the benefit of the
crowds that will so to the Bates Bow.
dom football game. The fare for the
round trip from Augusta will be yl25
This rate will be good on either the
$40 or the 10 A. M. train.
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BATES COLLEGE.
Sophomore Prize Defamation OF Great
Interest.

r,,,iston Me Nov S-(SpCCiaD. The
n,ize division speaking OF til. sophomore
de. l,ma ions took place in HathoIn hall
TUESDAY afternoon. Nov. $. \ large a'-
dirnc, was in attendance and the decia-
nations were unusually fine.
Tho program was as follows
Music.
Prayer.
The BOY who Was Scarct . Dying.
Miss f. r. Willard.
7 ,,,,.rshir, ut Educated Men. curtis
J : Pcudleton.
The Island of the Scots. AN'"nh
Miss =; a. Marson
so,e>s,,n Hale
n Ep Frecse
Music.
Tho Travels Of a Soul. Pyi"
Miss NJ a Clifford.
u,IaiSm and History. Rateman
T. $ Foster
The Little Match Giil. Anderson
Miss \. +. Walsh.
AN,irs in cuba Thurston
+. y. Caswell
Music.
Miss NJ. f. Files.
Wendell Phillips. curtis
l.. IL. Farnham.
The Legend of the Vain King. VAN Dyke
Miss l.. l.. Latham
Peace Makers oi Blessed Memory;
Lew Wallace
J. r Pierce.
Music.
Award of Prizes.
Tho COMMITTEES, of award Of prizes was
Serator ~ 2 FRYE. J. +. Small and Miss
Louisa y. Brown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Parkman were n
Fairfield. Tuesday forenoon, to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Parkman's father.
the late Samuel w. Parkman. whoss
death occurred at his home in that
town. Saturday night, of pneumonia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

There is Il good picture of Napoleon.
in fact several of them, in F. L. Web.
ber'S show window. He is advertising
the new Napoleon flour, and if You
want to see 4 man enthusiastic, al
him about this flour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

Boston Hairdressing and ChfropooS
Pariors, 243 Water street, special at
tention to hairdressing, whitening cU-
oring, smuggling, shampooing. making
puffs. pompadours, pin-curls ana
switches: also manicuring, pedicuri"s
and chiropody, including corns. punions'
ingrown nails and all diseases OF i"s
hands and feet. Open evehiheN
Wednesday and Saturday. others "
appointment. Tel. 22-4. novfos'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

A. NJ. Bennett of this city has so,s
his two-story dwelling on Patterson
street. to Geo. Merrill of the firm O,
Merrill Bros, the transfer OF thu
property being made. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

One of the latest musical compost.
tions which is fast gaining favor In the
city is the song. Beyond the Sky Of
Blue" which is offered for sale at the
music store of Staples, Smith & Moody
1t is the composition of r. L. Dow Of
Hartford, Conn. who has a number Of
friends in the city. and the song is
destined to become very popular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

1t /, estimated by experts that the
area OF American coal fields, at present
Omen to mining is more than five times
as great as that of the coal fields of
England France, Germany and
HclEium the great coal-rroducing
countries of Europe. While practically
all the available coal areas of those
countries have been opened To mining,
ours have scarcely been estimated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

Miss Chick, chiropodist. Parlors -
Green St. makes specially OF nam
curing, pedicuring. shampooing and ny
eienic treatment OF the scalp AID facs'
VIII treat patrons at their hom lore
moons and evenings. Tel. 21s-s.
Mch12. eoote VI u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

II. B. Robinson is, today, attendiu,
the Masonic school of instruction in
Lewiston. He will resume his dutj4,
at the postotfice, tomorrow.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Journal Telephone Call, 1854

Those who have not secured orao,,
for the gifts given at the U. r.. X a,
r., fair can secure them of Canal,
T. NJ. Ware.
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FARM OF FIFTY ACRES SITUATED

in southwest corner of the town of
Palermo, IN the so-called Brown neighbour
hood, ABOUT twenty AIS under cuiti-
walton, good sOiL well wateret Wood
and lumber enough for use OF farm
plenty fruit; buildings in good repair;
from eighteen TO twenty tons of hay in
the barn which | will sell with or without
farm. For particulars apply to Gusdavis
Brown. Weeks Mills. Maine octsld1mo.
PINE TIMBER AND WOOD ON
fire Travelled stage road Inuuire of r.
s. Neal. HallowelI. Maine. oct14dimo.
NEW APPlE eARRELS, QUALITY
Care Locke & Hewitt Co. "' a septssdfi
THREE cows. FIVE HEIFERs,
also one U: S. Cream Separator in good
CONDITION X. M. Percival, No. Augusta,
- T. r. - ~. or Percival Bros. Water
street, CITY: sept2sdtf
NV CONTRACTING AND GENERAL
t nI business: Horses. harness. carts
tr,' an ,essery1hing necessary for general
.ru4GKlne business. Also one house, stable
s f; blacksmith shop with tools, and
woodshed on Wade St One double ten
ement house on Capitol St One house,
stable stable and lot on Federal st. Also one
urn urn OF about 100 acres. one and one-half
.illies from the Kennebec bridge. As
s IN gong West, this property must be
S Is T., tor further Information address o.
=. weilman. No. 101 Grove st.. Augusta.
ne, apricdtf
IHE ALLEN LAMBARD HOME
stead In this city. Very large lot, fne old
house, excellent stable. beautiful shode
''ees. 6argain- G. g. Hichbor1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

Three state mats for Liverpool cor
porations coachmen cost ES SIS each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

Miss Bertha McClench. teacher
n,aao weston street. Saturdays
N octleoA6
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Daily kennsbte Jeuru1l

Cards Of Thanks, obituary NOTICE.
olutions of respect, etc.. MIN
charged at the rate Of ten cen,-
line. No charges less than ssv.. -
five cents. v'
All advertising, announcement, -
tertainments, whose object :.
raising Of money, will be char...
the rate Of fifteen cents a linz
Advertising notices, news form. win 4.
excluded from our local columns !,
cept such as refer to advertiser =.
cupyIns space in our advertisin,
columns, and will be run under !
separate head On one Of the Ioo.;
pages. ~
Subscribers who fail to rece,v. 4,
Journal promptly will confer o..
by notifying the Office immedta,s,N~
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AS I AM GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
PAIR OF DRAFT HORSES, WEIGHT

800. ages six and ten, perfectly sound
kid and fearless OF all objects N
Pierce. residence, Otis Hill Fairfield, Me
p. o. address X. f. D.. 30, Oakland. Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09
TO BUY FOR Cash A FEW SMALL

sized briEdle and white bull bitches. s
months old and over. must be small size
once. c. L. Wakefield, Augusta, Me-
nov8dits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

DRESS SUITS IN GOOD CONDITION.
also suits and overcoats. Wallace I. BeT-
~ nOvldtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09

A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN.
eral Homework in family of three. Mrs
II. L. Smith, II East Crescent street.
oct14dt,
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Lung Kuro will stop that hacking cough.
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SEVERAL HousEwoRk GIRLS, A

A CAPABLE GIRL FOR SE~ERh:
housework in small. family. Mis- .
Boothby, corner Of Bridge and EIil
streets. Oct1Odt
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j. r. T"VV'
Music.
Award of Prizes,

Tho committees of award OF prizes was
Senator W. F. Frye. J. T. Small and Mis-
Louisa n Brown
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HARD AND SOFT WOOD. FITTED

for stove or cord wood length delivered ~
not less than one-haIf cord loads. Stric. "
cash on delivery. Roscoe E. Penney; az 10
Oak st StptIut'
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ALL WHO WEAR a TRUSS ~
send % cents for the Comfort pad. You
will never be sorry. Can wear it with any
truss. Address +. T. Diman, Holhrook
Mass. Oct-Ou1W'
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IN 90 REWARD FOR INFORMATION

that will lead up to the recovery or nine
90 Berkshire pigs. born Sept. LIST; lost or
stolen on the night OF oct l4th: in1orm1-
ton will be treated conhdentiaIiy: AL
dress c. S. NJ. Box 4o9, Augusta. NE
Octa0d&wtf
a KITCHEN GIRL AT ONCE At
Jaclins' restaurant at No. ltS water 81,
afdiner. HoElu'l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-26
Cattle Sales.
IN AND BOUT THE STOCK YARDS

One Of the finest loads Of hogs in the
market yesterday was shipped in by l.
Il. presshack Of Nickersou. Kan. In
the load were 81 hogs and all Of them in
fine shape
{. y Aikman WAS in again yesterday
from Fl Dorado with hogs Mr. Aikman
says he wants 10 Ice known as one of the
regular shippers to the Wichita market.
which is a pretty good endorsement OF
the commission men here.
y N. Constant Of Pretty Prairie, Kan.
Is constantly in the market with stock
Yesterday ne shipped i'm two car loads
of hogs and was Well satisfied with the
prices they brought.
G. r. Bah of Reufrow .. T. was here
yesterday with q load of hogs. Mr Bail
IS one among the many shippers from
the land Of the fair God who rejoice i'm
patronizinC the Wichita livestock market
L. l. Lewis was in the market with two
car loads Of hogs from the town i'm
Oklahoma which is Dewey" spelled back
wards-Yewcd His hogs were fine and
brought good prices. J G. Fowler. also
of Yewed -. T.. shipped in a splendid
load Of hogs.
w. F. Young of Newkirk. o. T, ship
ped in a load of hogs yesterday.
=. NJ Johnston WAS in the market yes
terday with a mixed load from SpearvilIe.
Kan
e. L. Drake of HazletOn. Kan. was in
yesterday with hogs. He is becoming
regular shipper.