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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
FAVORABLE FORECASTS IN NORTHWEST
KNOCK PROPS FROM UNDER WHEAT
Break of - on Increasing Sales
hv Farmers and Poor Cash
Markets in Minneapolis
and Duluth.

T:'-H-.r-l. --iS-I.T.
CHiraEo. sgt L5.-Tdvorsh.- weather -
I -. Northeast f,- t'~ tl.>. hing ami
I I..gs5rl...i-. gea-peL rrGo-ts q Increasing
Q ss,i.5 b. i.ru..ss and SEX 90. e ri-rk--s'
I H. Ai.u-..-pr,.- -ad Duluth. tuoeLeI so-.-
I "! ;h- prop :-ym under wheat price,. a.i
Z when tE.s G-,Es 90: tie four hours battle
( H. gL. Ut h.tw'-a tn. bulls as.i the bear
I .'-i:.l aE.y Their" D4s break e: = q: 90.
I :he g-syiors close
= ne * irr u.= holders --ip had ;ut so-.!
/ co.; o- the recent advance apparently ID
! toc.-9 Indications that th- :n4.A., Wss bs-
/ e1ruil.s strained an sold freely. wla.-
| ;EcT. -as more determined pressure hy
! ShoT;=- @Ao count ga the csgsl;-i Increase
| IN ;rs receipt OF spfi-E wheat TO force
| prices lover There was a big specu!-;.s .
;-ad-. is.se.y through commission houses.
| but vaca I 1ss over th- talent thought
! there lad been liCg;ia,lca by Patten and
renewed short selling ~ Armour.
WHEAT MARKET SIGN
Tse cec.!ae O: 81 20 90 Ia cash are
SEPT pics IL the Northwest vas IL.
IE".r b-s-isE factor IL the new. \ Dul-r:.
! elevator man SIs=1. This market II sch
| AID NIL &c aickes- L - hard 20 sell sr..l.s
t-a-s-. "a offerings :.JiE. ;Ae COUNT. az
/ Increasing
w-af.4l--s In c9.a ami ;hs s-sy ;oue %:
I Tho L.geEpoo! wEe.t market, vGse.i c.us.-a.
I 81 love- ~ spiic - 49,. ga..y l=.'. ca1s''i
I !GlC-s % I.U!k .oN.E GRADUALLY. 5lay sell
4as IRON sl..hs "a, Sl-gi- L-a llust..s az
I sl-!S >ci.cfs. q :.-t i>ss 81 = -ny s-.t-
TEe lycsI ca>u Enatset 1.I I.1t quite .II-
low a. decline IA I--G-ts- !'T!-ss :riIs...-i
I ..---s-yely s-.s1y 10 J. als-e-. viii. q :a.r
uG;S!r- !ri..:fls '.f--a--. .u. ct4r.c. ....aJ--
81 r.1l.= Esa-.-TsE. ego aT
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-ctaI SAIcs i1f N I&s. <-'8-'9 s-H.'S
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
p1-oa s>n.- Is-C1os;nT duotatIoa. to-day o.
Money t-o.ld.. railway stccIs and mining
shares vc-. .ol!oSs.
MONEY
Call ioans 1885, pe- cent: tine Ioans tes
Per cent
:.isa: az, Is .-.S Ns.- Central Is ---a
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Mining stocks in New York.

DaP silver.
NOW York. Sept is-Bsr si!vH ma
tendou, eepi N.-EAs s.iycS .SSA
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New York stock Guctniioas.

S.g Io-k. SEPT is--='J!.1- - :o-Gsy-
ss.es q. -,ocz. OF the sstJck E--.-ar- s--s4Tx
ta- a..A.S; sa9 -5Ees; ..ot.:i-Gs --.4 -.-s. Is
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
OATS CLOSE UNCHANGED.


The bulk q; the provision trade was To-
cal but i=rrs vas = fai- demand for jan
I-odl.t ;-1m outsiders and scattered
Icuitlrtou of oct holdings. C-iaLv
trVsers agar. ~Sld oct lard anI -7hs and
TOOK Jal. on the dip.
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PORK = n B--Sew standard r-.rs IA sct,-
t..E vay closet oo1i-raliy a. S-cs
1-ARD--ao.c- sean = SIDE clo.st no-ai-Aiy
ss--. -st-l----at.Eet az s-sT-s.c
GREE-S I-ANS. ETC-Ca- i1t. held 2 . n
81. ias.; HaHis-io-Sv; at s7.c. l.- q, $50.
ski-r4I ssras-Is. A. Ili-c. Isee. a; ,5s.c. -
"a az u.s.. CalisoE-ias a. !i.a.ssc New YORK
stc-;iG--s GsSi--Avb a. st.c. Re lies. S9s-sv
q G. ls-4v -;I.c- i--av si--. i<sv. sic Prom
ifs bllcS e.. hams a. Sc TO s5,- for rII- OF
Leus-. hs'.-s, az ~ 20 SO. ss In average.
Csltoruls, at s=sc: New York SHOULDER, a; $40
y. :. A-,TS-To .rr.y-. Iooss cured CRIBS
= 81 a. s---5sc. = a E1f. los n jot-
iiax ~ r2as-! thus: Extra short. 81
c'-its st = snort ci-a- q. SO b-lli.s .. &c
-'.c p.ss.s a. sc rsr backs al si. s;ars-
Al bsC.s a. s;.c- O-t-.- hishs--
HsTpS-Ex. Gleats in fobb!ag way
r,lg-s- Ere2k:l~ bacon from ioi.c for heavy
% H. :-r c59.ce Iight: hsr, az litrc 10 Il.
go P-A.l s1oksi Ike lots II a iobeiag vay
E..S>e. E1.sz s.-rt. a. sc. RIBS a. sI-e
ss1-t .sE a. sc bellies =; ss,c q l0a,- piai.,
a. =. ,.- bzcss nj =. standard backs a. sc
D-a!.-s 1aTge4 h'xt-- On orders
TAfIJtN-SEi.t. but arm Country I, uRh:
o---i-l= =. <sc Ger stFic- No. and tdfLsc FOR
oS gas: No. a: 4c- Packers prime nominal
COlNTRY LaRp-ozo,. prime .. 1asc
Gsl-aS E-tS-ote: f-ova 9G5isc. ye,low si.D
SNc a.! Thite ti.G4s.c-lst;er FOR cho!ce.
pae&srs' .;oes: Brown 3G,ise. yellow n 30
BEEF-oa c-s.f.: BbId-Pi,.. -. roll ,ra
FIltoE NsrSs; - -. n.eS. -: dried PEI le-
a>ts l-sc. irs.iss -sc. LaCckIes l5c, o9;s.des
i-e. tongues i-;4SI5c per II.
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PTo=y~--s - ts.--- -sa-a=-. ---tsr-.I
large pr.narv r-...r-- z-5 IT, =-Gmp !H
Ehrs- we're --.a factors tlsr accounted tHv
e break - T. i- tia T-.-. ~ rr--. Tie
opinion SCENE. g. -rr-zI 4. a. the cTlr, a
Isvy Ir- -Hti...'- ,gr - f-.sf It~ ..-. T>sr -
V-rS liberal ssT'a-- fr-1~=s.-t --. eltire
G-y. rg.. 15e-.a' % F-ris. -a - - ,ov-
~ So. .-s.I ir-E-.. .ss. e--'-s arI
-'1S.l 80 -, Lo.si r-ra.s-s v-se -
ea--. with ) = contract -s.,.--.
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Corn L. Down l. Tu ! >c-Oats
q Shai" I"w"r-iruyi>i"n>
nchaugrd Ia - "a
l.c Lower.

r. '~E1r-,-T-o rI.zss
''5..a=.. s-r-- Ia t-~-a 20 o. ueuts
occurred ... wheat lr.--- here -r-.sy as -
result - lsa,gy i.e-.d5tlnu. go f1 v-srIn"r
v,ac,-. and - love .-i.g- ia foreign
.-.s.u markets. The :-.I-z.- closed a.'r,psS
~ the lowest point Cs-n wa- Ja.vu -
IT,. u,t- y,.. a shade higher .-.I i.rJ-
yl~.a.s uu.ha. -e5 O. 500 .sr.r.
WHEAT.
From -'a-t g. Iaisa tl- UE-a- rIl- l.ei
v4s .,.l-.t.ri---! Hg cztTea. v.ls.le~...
I.Ea- tas. tile 4r5s--; la. e1n- e-sg.
Lac reached it- zenith apparently pc
va-.ed g-.t1 s--e-.l-y IN The Ilt. sI3. -
q result ca. market was subjected 10
heavy r.l..zi-g s8--s sh-J-s...-- III. en-
:.rN session
Warner V.atHs- IT, lie We. and North
west was perhaps jho mos; influential fac
-o- Affecting tl" 'i4a set -" improve
rn-nt ~ weather conditions. -. tIer v!th
!uv-~ cables. aus liberal ~rt...- A. tie
1Fe..Iuz ~a4 initial s4.-~ v.-- ral- A. =
Ing uGltatila- B--. t..-s COW - - 20
i.q-. ~ g-ii1. 20 E-ls-. Nay Cf--.rr
-.9--. o -.sisc il<er AZ s -. g" g p
El.-ht rally "c.--E-d SOFA -,-~r -
op-a..E ~ sUy-..-- - 80 -. t.- N4s
option igsI'.-'..s ?" 49,
The rally vs- only fl.tf'-.-..-g. however.
'I.- --lrEs u" - e-- ~ t-" "-tat
markets t. tH- SH-:.N"sr AIS fur-'-.l.
iufG--g' d. -he situation Er.- a--ils th-
latter qar- a. tra G-y. = decline % a
.,....ts i. gasE p-..-S az D1u-. ar. &. sharp
i-aak g.: value ~ li'--.aIlr..- T.fr-d %
p-,SaE- mr-r l.t+-14 -o.-iT: '-.'s rtnrilt
d, r--9-s q. q = LOUIS -rsis Journal
Sas cuE>tr-sl ss a.a-.-h. ~ slGoC-.,- -
mont I.lu- tt8r v-a-l.. r" -.-.-rs were
,vtr-rr..v 5 favr-..h..- :l- -.-.- r-e-a--Hrs
70.
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Ni.c-lIaneous Markets.

GRASS Sl-EDS-NeS t!l1otay s--s-s-s5- "a
G.s -:- = - ..9se- = o-i- rsc.op az SIS:
BEkNs. PEAS. ETc.--ceuo:. frcza store ~
- fe.s 5 Tacssv. :! ss..I-- Pc. ID: Lima
a; 49,: i-a,.I. = ~. 1si si,Iae1 5G5s.c-
s4R ;, ! nI.t,s 3, j, - e. - - r. 5-:r. "a
ca I.:. On rs: s. - szs.l Grla;iii..
80. -rspa-s-=L a. Pat c1--s ard p.ei-
i:Es az ii-z-s,c: c=15s Z; ii.Itizc- Peaches a:
ii6VEr-C7sr,-No a; ,ss:,c: in:--,o- bro
t-.e-.d : tsl. a; a Tor ch,i-. szz 3a5,Ic :sr
81 sEa cSEE. II saH- 81
4S'>S-f.F "a cray I.-y-5 - "a
s-AeS -.--i z-.e- Ma re. .s.ez.e-N .
- -SN e 1,2: NXN = nc. NIX 4s-i4e:
IHP.E I;E:i-'sl e, ,,; ;'T2.l..a- - ~ ;. ,na
80 1s., on a: sa-s'.l =. rasessa- 81.
sass- - vA.,~v -: zh!.,yv hsI' nj. -:
vi. - 80 2' a.: .as,,.... So: ~. pa
>. =. = =. 2. .srA s-o..-n hs4a O. s:Ev-:
'i'EE.';- :. .-5.-- t2- s-7'1, -; t;iiy-,y: y =,
s-h5c' ,-oz-,,.7.--.. So- s-hor2 ~ -h.I:rd:
al o1-s bis s. . Pr -'cd sHi si--' -
-:a ~. 3. .,. ~. ~. $50; 80. k: s:..
.-- t-z-. c@sS. :; AZ Si.cs--o-s hhis -E,St--
% = SS.'- ny -, o-r tl 20, -
1,TNS-FD crr-R-. &c: boiled a.: I: l-ss :,
- -
~ -. r-I---rs- ->.-. s. v-l-o~ re: sAisi
-. ,rr'5f-- vNl-- - -.f~T -
re- III fF-pS-T---- -f7'- i'~- s~.ss - s--7'
- - a.. IN ls-s~ sss 70. 7-'rn. r-s- I've
gsss- ~ = s--su --5 - - -~--s .ts o'e
aa.t. ,,Ssc- Y 1-es--. yv I-7sr: Xxx 80
i--- NyNN r. care &C - ---s snail -
sni 81 fa--~. E--S vtl-s = -: ta-x -
~ t--k-y. bo5y te-yt -; eri-s.-. prime
RoOTsP~- - G'-s.-r 8 = - s--.-l-
ny. -ssiy. 80 '.ss wall. eh1!c. iarr- t-.sgs
r---- .a3v <,lr-s- g. ss-s-A sS- ri-t "a.
r7'fea sal 3 elz-E -. Ma -r7'. a.: srsEs
e-G.,-: -hi-. s-zt. 80: z-zsics q: ~.fcr
-. * = rot s. fz-r 2 --ee = - - $3.50.
h-u- rsr q: s@ss=frss Nz--, g. go. ri.i
gi-sa- 8 Al tf-i- g demand s-5 a-1-
Er-<v.y-Pr5--. - 80 30 y
DEER SKINS ETs'-Pri-- S.e- ski-s sc
- n tlscs tsT --e-iu,.-.o- i-... .a:e.cps
.-t-S--5c- rz- sslzc -zr1-ifs1-s<s1 cut
C>roPERSTTFFS ca I--.. - t-s s.av.s
-T-T~r1- hhf 81 p cg--r-ro0.7 Al g. - -
--iv-F- ---af ~ sc Nc : ~ .r -, Ia 2
haI .r1--s s- 80 --f''-r-r S-Iir Ne' -:
49, ErE .--2-s. is-t -.e--. 81. po-< hbi SiS
Tsaairg re- ss--S~ ! s-Ii- ~ = -7iT-rus
I.f.-.ach s;ocs ro- s5p,. NJ. So: NJ eS-.-
81. l.-t :i.-ce IA. por< bbi r7;Sc shaved
h6ons-riour bb'- g "a rr- c>rp.-- 3 so- hocsse-:
h,l.-thi- g: coIled err s..cc,, nei =; oss
s.L--F. .ice: M..:ua s.: graduated sc Per
b.. vo-r1 &c per bbi more ;his s!de-
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Chicago stock Market.
Bond Quotation. 81 New York.

S-ss Eoii- SEP Ii--E--s.aE quotation. "a
- f5r SG.-1s - ia ; J-. E.--zEse --.e as
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New Yo-x. SEPT. rs-Sssa--RA~ f-a: .ssi
refining shc: cercrisugAl. - test. s-isc: TO
lase.s sugar sixc: refined steady; crushed Sc
ocwSfret s SO: Grasu,A.ed SsS,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17
WEST PALMYRA.
MAINE COAST WRECKS.
Schooner Chase Total Loss-The
Isaiah n. Stetson May Be Saved.

Rockland. Me, Nov. l6-It was learned
Tuesday nitht. that the schooner Chase.
when went ashore off Seal Harbpr. sun
DAY night. Will IL 4 total loss The hot
tom is torn out and the stem and por-
ton of the stern are gone.
Tnday'S moderate weather il all tina
Nar".i the Isaiah X. St"tSnn, which went
ashore on the beach at Tenants Harbur
during tn" gale. sunday night, from GO
ing to pieces. She was Resin" easily oil
Mosquito island and s"tS almost upright.
a less hopeful sign WAS the presence of
rlanking, evidently from the vessels bot
tom. which WAS drifting ashore E,dwar.i
Stctson of Bangor. owner. was on In"
scene. The United States revenue cutter
Woodbury. AMI the tug Bismarck made an
unsuccessful attempt to float hrr. today.
Her dcckload OF hard pine VIII bc dis
charged. tomorrow. and il is believed she
will Then be iioatcd.
The tire ,-InaStcG schooner Mary Hill.
ashore on Birch island, rests easy and il
was not believed that she is badly dam
aged.
The stone sloop Edwards ashore near
Hall. WAS not in bad position and can
be fioated if the sea goes down
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BITS BY WIRE.
A Glance at What is Happening in
Many Places.

Senator and Mrs. Plat gave a buck
wheat breakfast ut their home in Os-
wego. n. Y. Tuesday, at which Il large
number of prominent men assembled.
The after-breakfast speakers were
Senators Plat and Depew. Timothy
l.. Woodruff, J. Sloat Fassett. J. S.
Whipplc. j. Hodges and several others.
Farragut's famous flagship. the
Hartford. now attached to the Attain
tic coast squadron. left Norfolk. Va,
Tuesday night. for Washington TO take
part in the ceremonies attending the
unveilnS of the statue of Frederick
the Great. next Saturday afternoon.
The Hartford has on board two COM
panies of blucjackets and two com
panies Of marines who will be landed
t" participate in the military demon
STATIONS.
The two bandits, who attacked the
FIRST National Bank of Cody. wye,
two weeks ago and killed Cashier Mid
daugh, committed another robbery,
Tuesday, when they held up the IN
mates Of Edwards saloon and gam
bling house at Thcrmopolis. Big Horn
county, and secured much money and
jcwelry. The robbers escaped to the
Bad Lands.
Governor-elect w. l.. Douglass of
Massachusetts. Tuesday. filed with the
secretary of state d statement of his
election expenses. The statement
certifies that September %. Mr.. Doug
lass gave to the Democratic state COM
mittec $4,000 for the purpose OF con-
Quoting his campaign. Mr.. Douglass
says he had no other expenses.
by vote OF 1913 to So, the Vermont
House of Representatives, Tuesday.
refused to pass to a third reading ana
50 defeated the bill to abolish capital
punishment in the state. A similar
bill passed the House two years ago
and Was defeated by only three votes
in the Senate. There is much inter
est in Mondays action of the House
because of the bill now in committee.
to commute the death sentence OF MIS-
Mary A. Rogers to life imprisonment
Mrs. Rogers WAS convicted OF the
murder of her husband on the night of
August IS. 1902 and sentenced to b.
hanged February ), 1904. The delay
in execution Of the sentence was due
Ia the law OF the state, which provides
that :, session Of the legislature must
intervene between the sentence and
execution Of the death penalty.
The l3fth annual dinner of the New
York Chamber of Commerce was held,
Tuesday night, at Delmonicos. The
speakers of the evening were Leslie
NJ. Shaw. secretary of the treasury;
1t. Hon. john Morley, NJ. F.; Richard
Olney and Sir James Kitson, NJ. p.
Morris X JesSup presided. After the
health of President Roosevelt and King
Edward had bccn drunk, President
JesSup read Il letter from President
Roosevelt.
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The Granite Trade.

There is a merry ring in tn" granite
ccnters. The hammers are busy ana il
the parlance of the trad. ''all kits ar,
taken" The work on hand in the busy
places includes governmental and pri
vate contracts closed months ago, ui,C
considering this fact it is interesting t.
note the number Of contracts which ar,
not yet III the hands of contracting
firms. Much of the work will If course
come to New England firms and earl,
spring will know even better things il
the absence of disagreement in pric,
bills
James Knox Taylor. supervising
architect of the treasury, has submit
ted his annual report in which ne say:
that there have been Il entirely new
buildings and seven extensions to ole
buildings completed and Oc' upicd 4,
addition. drawings have been prepared
and contracts entered into for So build
ings. making the total now under con.
struction SO. There are 100 building:
upon which work has not been COM
mcnccd.
Plans are being made for The new
Frecdmcn's hospital to be erected il
Washington, -. c.. for which Cnngr, ::
has already appropriated $'J".rD fol
the administration building.
a new lS-story sky-Scripcr building
of absolutely fireproof construction. tt
cost s. 000, 600. is to be erected in chi
cago. corner of La Sale and Monroe
streets, next spring.
The first and second stories Of thu
now Natinnal N,soum hIiIIior WASH
ngton. ID. C.. will be cut Of grant,
supplied from the Bethel. VT, uuarrics
The amount involved in this part Of tn,
contract Is 1852 44S. The attic story o
| this building VIII be built by Mt Airy
| n. G. CO.. at Il cost Of $101 $3.50.
The Milford Pink Granite 60. Of Mil
| ford. Mass. WAS the successful biddc
! for the basement story at $150.53
Frank F. Graham of Baltimore Will
quarries at Grauite. Md, Woodstock
| Was given the contract for the cour
yard walls ut $l16,e0O
a public building is about to be bull
ut Huntington, w. Va, also at Nash
ua, n. H.. GAINESVILLE, o.. Fond du Lac
| Wis. kankakee. Ill.,. Rock Hill, :. C..
| Laramie Wyo., Adrian. Mich. George
| town, S. G., Hammond Ind. Flint
Mich. Anderson. Ind A new ston,
church to cost sl1o.onO is to be built a
| Philadelphia. Three sons Of the lat,
| Senator Marcus A. Hanna are to cree
| 100000 mausoleum in Lakeview Gem
| etcry. Cleveland. Troy Granite Co.. Q
w. Norcross. president, has beer
awarded the contract
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Brighton and Watcrtown Union Live
Stock Market,

(Rcportcd for the Ecnncbcc Journal for
the week ending Nov. =, lHni)
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MAR
kET.
Cattle 1856: horses. 3io: sheer and
lambs $685.: calves. 111S; swine 2t,!G9
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
Cattle 80: sheep and lambs, 80; calves
.p5; horses. &c: swine. 1Si.
PRICES OF MARKET CATTLE
A few choice. $6ft675: extra $,Gc5.:s; FIRST
quality siaJ4.50; second quality. S3ft3.,0
third quality. s1.ioG2.15.
PRICES OF STORE CATTLE.
Farrow cows $l-M25 fancy cows. $500 20;
miIch cows. from So to SiS: yeal ling. 81
to ST.: tw" years old s15 To so. three
years old. $50 to $50: western fat swine.
live 81 to Size: northern dressed hogs
81, to &C. per ID: stores. retail s.. to s.
PRICES or SHEEP AND LAMBS.
In lots. $50 to s. each; extra. 500 t.
So. or from oi2 to SAC per III: lambs
IA to 6i.c.; veal calves, To 6lc.
ARRIVALS BY EASTERN STEAMERS.
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STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
WEEKS MILLS.

Miss Eliza jackson is at h"n" TON
Augusta. called here by the Illness III ne
mother Mrs. Llewellyn Jackson
Mrs. Susan Fairbrother Of halloween
run Cunningham. Sunday.
Good wea ther prevailing, it il expected
that this place will have telephone con
ncction made, this week.
The storm of Sunday night blew III th'
roof OF Carney Boyntons barn.
The Busy Bee Sewing Society Will meet
this week, with Mrs Charles ch"alc: =
large attendance is desired as 1t Will b'
the $. mi-ar nual business meeting.
Miss Carrie Burrll. who has been al
home for the past few months, expects
to return to Augusta, this week.
The village school closed. Friday night
after a successful term taught by Miss
DuSSOn vi China.
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Calvin Putnam.

News has been received in Gardiner u,
the death of Calvin Putnam. who died in
Danvers Mass. Monday. at the age of 81
MI Putnam was engaged in the lumber
business in Randolph for many years and
Is well remembered by the older citizens
OF this city. For many years he wa.
associated in business with H. c. Clasor
and ne was heavy stakeholder in the
Phillips Rangeley r. r. Mr. Putna m
is reported to have left a considerable
fortune, greater portion of which he
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SOMERSET.
ST. Al BANS.

l.. ?. Southland has gone 70 South Rye
gate. VT.
They are building a storchouSe at til,
Turner shovel-handle factory.
Alton Leadbetter has been at home FOL
"A few days.
Our village school building has been fit
ted with an electric bell service.
&. G. Hanson and J.. F.. Emery have
been busy since the storm repairing tn
telephone line. The storm ruined many o
the poles.
Mrs. Eva Stanley returned. Tuesday t,
her home in Vermont
Miss Winnie Southland was at home owe
Sunday.
l.. f. Spaulding shot a fine deer, Mon
day.
G. j. WoIthen went to Boston Tues
day, to buy another carload Of horses.
Roscoe HigeIow Of SkowhcGan, was il
town on business, Tuesday.
r. f. Hilton had hard struggle. Mon
day, to make his round "Trip on the X +
H. route In some places it was drifte,
So badly that he had to take TO the fields
HARTlAND.
Lewis Fish of St. Adams, was in town
yesterday.
DR.. c. a. Moulton was called to attcnt
Mrs Rucl Webb OF St. All'aES. one day
last week Mrs. Webb Is very poorly
Lincoln Merrici of ST. Adams. is paint
ing in town
Many young hunters are tracking dceI
ON this fall OF SNOW
&. &. Hanson Of ST. Albars. was il
town. Monday, looking after tho tcIcrhon,
line, which WAS bIuncn down i'll many
places.
WEST PALMYRA.
Joseph Emery died at his home. Sunday
night. after a long illness. Mr. Emery
had been able t. 1i'i. out several tIfnrS.
this 81 aSou, hat had been gradually fail
ing until his death came. Five sons and
a daughter survive.
Our mail carrier is on a hunting; tril
and his father is taking his place on tii.
route during his absence.
Many from this place attended the Pal
myra Grange anniversary. last Saturday.
The wind of Sunday night did much
damage I" the telephone line i'll IIdrtiand
and St Adams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17

A Litchteld man created somt excite
mcnt on Depot square. Wednesday. when
he entered the lunch room conducted hy
William Footer and. after ordering food.
suddenly fell TO the floor in fit Efforts
to arouse the man We're futile ard he was
removed to the police station. where DR..
Strout attended him. Later in the dav.
the man returned to his home AS well AZ
ever" he declared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17
Funeral of Late Patsy Cochrans

Funcral services of the late r
Cochrane were held at the reside
at , O'Clock, yesterday afternoon.
son Tucker Hose Co.. of which
Cochlane was a member for over
years. attended in body, marcf
from the hose house on Union ST.
Rev. T. n. Kewley. pastor of the Nj
odist church, had charge of the
vices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17
BIG CREW WORKING
To Repair Damage to Wires by the
Recent Storm.

Brunswick. Me. Nov. 16.-ElcVcn sec
tions of the telephone and Postal Tclc-
graph wires ut Lisbon Falls. point be
tween this place and Lewiston. were re
paired, TUESDAY. Thirty poles are down
two miles above Lisbon. and IS are
wrecked between Lisbon Falls and Lewis
tom preventing all communca ton by wire
with the latter place. Crews Of men are
working from Lewiston and from Bruins
wick. and ii WAS expected they will meet.
tomorrow. At dark tonight. there were
no breaks between Portland and Lisbon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Of the BrIcklayers, Masons and PIast
erers at Lewiston, Monday.

Lewiston. Me-. Nov. 16-Thc Main,
State conference of the Bricklayers' Ma
sons and Plasterers' Union elected tn,
following officers. Tuesday: President. Eli-
gene Brown. Bar Harbor; vice president
Michael McDonough. Portland: secretary
treasurer. NJ. +. Pettingill Lewiston. Mt
fettinEil was elected State delegate t.
the nterna tional convention OF bricllay-
crS and maSonS at Sar Francisco. Ga.
next January The State convention will
meet. next year in Portland the second
Monday in November
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a Runaway Bicycle

Terminated with an ugly cut on
leg of j. B. Orner, Franklin Grove
1t developed a stubborn ulcer unyie
ing to doctors and remedies for II
years. Then Bucklen's Arnica "a
cured. It's just as good for bul
Scalds. Skin Eruptions and Piles.
at Bowditch. Webster & Co., Angus
Simpson Drug Co., Waterville, Oh
stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17

The Students of Bowdoin College have
obta incd permission from Me&Srs. Favor
and Burns for the use of their comic op-
era, King Pepper" Mi Favor will go
To- Brunswick, tonight. to put the boys
through a rehearsal Of the music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17

Mrs. j. w. Frcese plans to leave the
city before Thanksgiving. with view Of
going to the Arkansas Hot Springs, at
ter short visit with her friend, Mrs.
pr Strickland of Waltham. Mass. Mrs
FrceSe hopes to eradicate rh. umatiSm
from her system and will remain in
the South till April
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17

The Junior Glass of the High school
at the first class meeting of the term
yesterday. elected the following officers
to serve for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Martin O'connor: vice president
Harold Smith; secretary. Lester Long
fellow; treasurer, Leigh DinsnOre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-17

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Ethelyn Horne ot Gardiner. ana NJ r,u-
gene Cuskley Of Portland The marriage
will be y. rtoImcd hy Rev. J. I.angdun
Guimhy in III. ConErc1a tional church.
Thursday. Dec. H.
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Auction SAX
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Tuesday, Nov. q

Commencing at 10 J. NJ ana e""''
ing until the entire lot is solo, ~ ''e n
dencc of the late a. X. T. l'a'i""''
School Street. Gardner. the soo"'
sist in part of hair cloth pariof s"''
good condition; > chamber SETS Oh" u"
hogany card table; other tables s''O
hat-tree: easy chairs; lot oil carp"
old clock: mirror; sewing machine
lures: dishes; cooking utensils 'io ="
other articles; ! top carriage a"'
skeleton wagon. g-.s--.
Every article must be sold 70 ~. n
est bidder. If stormy TUESDAY. sac h Il
take place the next fair day Paf'eD
NJ. A. HARADEN. Auctionee''
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