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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
Our Mexican Trade.

Our trade with Mexico has been stead
lily increasing since 1870 when our exports
and imports only, amounted to about g.
WO0OO each. This year they will reach $40. :
Wo,0oO each. There has, also been steadily
increasing demand for Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, because more people are
learning of it's wonderful cures and have
decided TO try it for their own satisfac-
ton. II you are still hesftating get a
bottle today and give it chance to prove
its merit. You'll find 1t perfectly safe
tenn can easily retain it For over 50
years it has been curing poor appetite.
heartburn. insomnia. belcnins. dyspepsia.
indigestion, costiveness and female ills
without fail. We urge every sick man
and woman to try it at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
FATALLY INJURED.
II. p. Libby. Westbrook. Dies from Ef'
fects Of Fall from Car.

Portland Me-. Aug. 13.-Harlan +. Lib
by. aged about A.. of Westbrook was in
jurcd by stepping from "A street car at
Land street in Westbrook. last evening
lie stepped of backward before the car
stopped and was thrown violently to the
ground, striking on his head rendering
him unconscious. He was removed to DIR.
#. =. Smiths house. Attempts to restore
consciousness failing. the injured man
was taken In an ambulance to the Maine
General hospital. where he died at 2lo
A. NJ.
The car from which Mr.. Libby fell left
Portland at 40. and reached Wcstbrook
at Sl.. 1t was in charge of Conductor
Mcbride.
At the hospital il was found that Mr..
Libby had sustained a very severe con-
cussion of the brain. His condition was
SO critical that 1t was deemed inadvis-
able to attempt an operation. He did not
. REGAIN consciousness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

The chaplain did not preach: he never
does that but his address was a good
wholesome tIlk. both interesting ami
instructive, and in the course of which
he mentioned the topics of the day,
the Russian-Japan2se War, also the
qualities that go to make up the real
ideal soldier. Although it was SER
mon of far reaching influence if the
men present will only take to heart the
words of the chaplain and can do
naught but make them hotter. morally
If not physically.
The services lasted about half an
hour and after which the men went
their several ways and enjoyed them
call at O'Clock.
There was little 10 interest any one
not interested in military life until 6. 30
in the evening when the parade formed
The parade showed improvement over
the first performance and speaks we'll
for the ability of the men. 1t was a
good parade in every particular, as it
should be, for we all know that the 1st
Maine is what might be called the
crack regiment of the National Guard
having number of Inch who have
seen real service in the Spanish-Amer-
lean war ana consequently have their
positions learned and also know every
move of the manual of arms
Later tn" band gave Il concert and
then the customary GuietnCsS of the
hill settled 'lown over the Camp as the
boys turned i'll TO their nightly slumbar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
ROBERT S. DUNNiNG.
The Well known Artist Dies at West
mort Narbor-Native of Brunswick.

Fall River. Mass. Aug. 13.-Robert
s Dunnirg, the artist, died, Saturday
night, at his summer home. Westpo-t
Harbor.
Mr.. Dunning was born in 1929 at
Brunswick. Me-, and was descendent
Of the Earl of Ashburton. He was
educated in Fal! River He worked in
the mills hero and was engaged in
coastwise shipping for 4 few years
while studying his art.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

The guard detail for Sunday consisted
Oh Two sergeants. three corporals. three
musicians. I'VE priyates frop Cos ID, Il. q
ana NJ. ana four from eack Of the other
cight companies Of the regiment.
There will be no hike. this week. accord
ing 70 the present plans OF Col Kendall
ana the men who have feared this event
'"ice coming TO camp can rest easy.
large number of the members of Co
ors In camp, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

The chief of police of Radon, Rus
STA, received many wounds from frag-
ments Of a bomb thrownAat him, Sat
urday. - q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

The fighting strength of the list Reg
ims ut is estimated ut $50 men, al
though their are but $50 that have re-
ported 10 date, the remainder being
scheduled 10 arrive. today, and are dis
tribut"1 as follows: Co. *, Brunswick.
3 officers and A. men; Co. c, Auburn, ;
officers and II men; Co. F., Sanford, 3
officers and 50 men; Co. D, Norway. 3
officers and Al men: Co. NJ, Westbrook.
5 officers and As men; Co. I. Lewiston. 2
officers and 80 mon; Co. G. Biddeford, 3
officers and 40 men; Co. II, Rockland,
3 officers and 30 men; Co. s. Portland.
: officers and 81 men; Co. L, Portland,
3 officers and 80 men: Co. E. Portland.
| officer and ~ men; Co. A. Portland, 8
officers and 50 men.
The roster Of the numerical numbers
of the regiment compares favorably
with that of the I'd Regiment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14

served before Santiago met together
and gave the soldier a fitting burial ana
then the idea of forming an association
WAS preached after the funeral cere-
mony. 1t Immediately bore fruit and,
May 2, 1899, All association of 40 MEM
bers was formed in Boston, and later
other societies were formed in different
localities. for the most part all taking
a separate name but the association in
Boston grew and. today, has several
camps of from 30 to 400 members.
The Boston order. being the largest
and most influential in the state. start
cd Il movement OF organize all the So
cietias uider one head and. today. there
are about 40 camps affiliated under the
head of the Spanish War Veterans, with
membership of 5000. The order has re-
ceived the sanction and support of the
Massachusetts Legislature and from
the later the association has received
favorable consideration in the way of
material aid. Aside from this aid. Aside
from this aid there have been no dues
and the fund received from the state
has been used for the bettcrment and
help of the widows and orphans Of the
veterans.
Ifcrc are no Sll2Tleu II
is tie plan of the officers that the as
ISOLATION will take the place of the &.
A. r. when they have become too in
firm to hold the annual Memorial day
ceremonies. and is a brothcrly and fra
tCrnai organization.
Although Captain Walkers trip in
this part of the country is to visit the
organizations of the veterans, it is not
for the purpose of organization as many
suppose but merely to see how it is
done in our own State and looking for
points whereby the association may be
benefited at his home.
Captain Walker speaks fcclingly Of
the cause of the Spanish War Veterans.
He thinks that it will be a long time
before the different branches are unit
| ed as is the Grand Army. but thinks
| it will eventually come. He has found
| a variety of conditions in the several
states in which he has visited camps.
In Rhode Island they are reasonably
strong i'll numbers, but are woefully
poor so that the effectiveness of the or
ganiZation is lacking. In New Hamp-
shire the camps arc in good condition.
working in harmony and doing conSid-
cradle good among the comrades, while
in Maine he has found that the camps
are few. but in Il state of excellence
| that is to him surprising. The associa-
tons in the three states are all differ
| entity named while they are one and
| all for the same purpose and the same
eligibility rules are in force.
| CAPTAIN Walker is at present renew
| ing acquaintance among the officers
Of the 1St Regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31

were progressing favorably Az the Immediate opening
the market stesdier nd light offerings.
The decline which followed carried prices
the lowest point Of the brought stop
loss selling. together with renewed aggresslveness
short side good deal Of this
on the rally. however indicating that the trade
raher OF t opinion that prices had declined
escuEh FOR the moment and entitled
eT he hinneai&lis stocks have decreased
OF May while selling July. The Liverpool market
after opening steady weakened and closed Il 10 sd net
lower. There holiday Paris 10 change at Ber-
lin and four point advance Budapest Primary
ceipts 312U0 bushels compared 200 BUSH
year The local cash market follows:
No 2. red 81 i5S No Northern Duluth 81 i7h. and
No ! hard Manitoba 81 OF u o aAoat CORN-For
time Il looked OF the big long line was
coming the market and prices in the forenoon de-
clned nearly Chicago before being checked by
the rally in wheat and turning movement by shorts
After midday the became quite rapid that the
close within &c Of the previous night and firm.
developed exporters had awaited themselves
early decline purchase about 90 carloads making
nearly $50 loads for in the last two days THIS
with the fact that seaboard ciearances practically
600 bushels. materially helped the late advance
acting the liberal interior receipts and
favorable weather. Liverpool cSed SD
No the close here quoted Soc elevator and
b2Ao o b. aaoat: No = white 521zc and No 2 yellow
5S3sc D ahoat. OATS-Reooyering from early de-
cline the oats market showed considerable hrTuness IN
the afternoon closing best point Of the day with
other markets. Cash quotations here follows
sea- @37c: clipped white. SO to 30 10. S7hQ3ec RYE
Nominal. BAf3LEY-Market Qaiet. Feeding was quoted
ST 44l&c, C New-Yerk and mailing. 46d52c. c (
Buffalo
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March

New-ToTk. March so, 1905.
r~1FTEE-The coffee market showed continued stead-
mess and attention from the speculative stand
-ofnt The opening steady unchanged prices
irh rather disappointing local bulls, who had
looked FOR rather a better showing steady French
eshies but afterward developed ad-
vancing tendency and in the late trading ruled active
nd smaller Sac Paulo receipts and reports OF
better demand spot coffee The close steady
Of 5aI0 points Sales reported Of about
10 The buying seemed be based
On expectations Of series of bulish Developments shortly
ef-er the furf O month. expectations
materially smaller brazilian receipts during April were
light receipts reported Paulc
tte cav Only little 5000 bags against 10000
previous day ana the expectation OF increased
demand seemed be encouraged by reports Of
Inquiry the Street although actual business d6
rot improvement. Such Indications
becoming available s point 20 good decrease IN
visible supply April and. with
smaller a supply statement
ana a demand For spot coffee time when the
long supposed 70 the market
when powerful interests proclaim bush opinions
claimed that advance Is be expected. IN spite
G. heavy supplies available and the fact that many
authorities estimating that Brazilian crop
be larger Epot market closed steady, with
quotations O basis Of use Rio No
q contract prices IN the local market to-day
as follows
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Situations Wanted-Nale and Female
Four lines mot exceeding q words),
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Cotton Exchange suecial Liverpool cables cotton
moderate demand: sales bsles speculation ana
po-t. So bsles American. ZOO bales: receipts 'voo
bales; aidcg Upland 42ss: futures opened steady 70
Asreh MaTeh-AgTil and April-Aay. $500; May.11as
tiza; June-JulV 4-lsd: July August. sloa ApguEtep
tener. AHA. October and
tlka. November December 4 iSd December January
tzte. January February. z21d- Msnchesier-h ana
t4rths eulef and hr5n.
f5S5LE AAD NEAL1-fonditi0ns IN the hocr -nlefhes
frer-ay reflected continued Indifference on TIE at p
laaned Rinfsr siTasghts and fancy Kansas clears
sFng patents S. s5aSs 65 winter sraights soy ~
WINTER patents, 250<5 spring clears, a4gt4 ~
ssE No winter - s0S3 y: extra 10 winter - oy4
tsl RYE -FOUR steady: quoted; Fair % good. ss 30
80. %; care fancy. - 70S4 80 Cokta4sl steaaf;
ses2y. qDoted: Waite ana yellow 81 .; coarse
Aes s. @asl 10. FEED barely steady. city STEADY
quoted: Western spring SO TO- standard m6dng SIS 70:
tE e szi: red dog. s23 30. prompt shipment: city
- kz9ES2l, buEa sacks: nhedHng s2l4s2s; rec
az 80 HONEY CHOP bIA 81 20 sacks sZi To-
~. SEAL. 80.
sRAIS- wHEAT-After making further response .
$50 EeaFler crop news. the w1'est mafket ~
- hour y TIE session. had strong upward tsn-
--sN crop months. &c On Nav which vas
sSntee - tle Est hopF Ire late rbli
9s0 80 Influenced by BrooDhaifE estimate q elis
- - hBsAes ArEe5tiEe SHIPMENTS on Ff-cas.
r.fIg nearly half million bushels less tran tts
v.slh week There also some talk About cold
- ntospeefs IN the West although tnif ilafe q
e7r s-Ai'nn gsnefsiiy regarded by the trace rs
insas sh temperatures having declined enpieh
pset if CAS- threaten the growing crop besides
Price taferftf again N
sfbsr en fsr winter situation, stsfing ernnG
~-N2s s-se sAst spring pioSghins and sesains
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, March 80 1908.
BEANS AND PEAS--While there much change N
range the Of the market is eth quite
cas- olT figures extreme for the
goods receivers anxious 70 do more
would yield little In the matter OF price
II BUYERS couil Induced take hold. There IL
Iorl Of though inquiries have come
of late peas si dull and weak We quote:
marrow. choice per bushei sass % DO medium
on0a2 10 81 II a kidney, 81 15n
81 70 white kidney, g 10. DO black turtle soup. s. Do
DO yellow eye 81 leqs2 10 DO lima, California, 50 4og
s. IS: GREEN PEAS, Scotch per tsshel, 81 o2gi %
Observation-Disclosures to-day, 1882 pkgs The temper Of
the market be just tfire sesdier Receivers
seemed feel thar the concessions made yesterday
ute eeneral disposition hold unchanged IN
sons directions there ltLe besssI demand bug
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NAVAL STORES.

The nar<e; for all OF The leading staples was steady
Win prices well held rule and demand fairly good
v" spffRITs TURPENTINE and machine bbls, 6s9
Is2s1N-t Common 20 good strained So 2 81 l5q$3 90
u "a 50 a. d. G. SO 35dS3 40 H. 81 6OgS3 TO- l. So SO
1ss g0- * 81 S5s4 40 NJ 81 S5GS4 80; n. s. 10; " O.
81 So and W W, 50 so
STOCK on HAND.
e.
spirits turpentine. bills. 10
savannah March 3o-TURPEN'rINE firm, 54lfc; re-
ceipts 54c sales ca; shipments. 142 kosIN hrn; re
retnts 04D. sales G3b; SHIPMENTS g. 1903 We quote
II ana C. So 50: d 81 90. Z 81 921= T. 81 9Tlz; G.
"a ON II SO 80. SO 80; X 81 O5 ~ 81 30. n s. 10
" - Sc; " ". s. 10 -...,
Nothing doing; receipts ROSIN 81 go: receipts
81 TAR nrm s. 30; reoeipts 1913 CRUDE TuRPEN-
TINE, Glln 81 80 and s. 70: receipts is
New Orleans March a0.-Eeceipts; hosiN. u bbis;
TTTRPENTTNE. z
LONDON March so-TURPENTINE. spirits. sis lad
ROsIN-AIneEfcan strained. IS ii4d: do fine. lis Cd
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LIVERPOOL coTroN MARKET.

Liverpool, March 80 p m.--coTToN- Moderate busl
ness urices steady. middlng. fair. I'D good
middlins. aid midding 81 low m!ddltng. : sd;
good ordinary. $3.50 ordinary lSd The sales q the
Sav 5000 bales Of watch 500 for speculation
ana export included 600 American Receipts. 1000
bales opened steady and closed teady March
4oe5, March and April; 4o9d, april ana MAY. AGO.;
Nav and June 1 i2d, and July I'D, July and
August z1Ga august and September. 4I7d September
aud october. s.1sd October November. lisa. No
xeHber December. : 49,. December and January.
god. January aad February, s,2ld
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ne loosl market for spot cotton closed quiet at 10
ard sS0c for uddng Gulf Sales for consumption, IS
bales Southern epCI markets teegraphed as fol
love; Mobile iru unchanged at INC; sales 200 bales
Savannah quiet unchanged AZ 7ssc; sales l56 bales
Norfolk quiet unchanged ~ 7sc; sales. l2s bales Bal
nominal "a Sc Charleston steady rnchanged at sc
Augusta quiet steady Lice higher 1916; sales
go bales Galveston firm, 1iec higher at 1iee sales,
Us bales Memphis steady, sc higher at 1850 sales
80 bales Nsw-OTieans steady nc up 7nc; sales.
$500 bsles Estimated receipts leading points for
~ Eosston 5O0o 20 $500 bales against 1881
last week ard l273 sst year; at Galveston 1900 TO
1900 bales against 1911 l4i0 last
NeT0resns 1900 500 bass. against S. 1879
las and 1890 last year
Receipts the ports and Interior points to-day COM
pared with the day week and year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-31

WASHING.-swedish widow wishes wash
INK by the DAY. Mrs JOHNSON. 50&
Warren-ss. Brooklyn.
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USEFUL MANt-Colored mar. excellent
IN every way; experience in care. man.
ageinent etc. OF good horses. carriages.
harness; understands Brooklyn and New
York thoroughly. WILLIAM. Court st.
Brooklyn
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Yester-

Noffee oables: ItioSoffee market Steady; No RIO.
for the United States loco bags; stock s 600 bags
ssn0s-Cofes market good average Santos, $500:
receipts G.0l0 bags 229 o0o Hamburg
CCaee opened \ 4 pig higher. At 2:30 m.
pig higher = pig lower; sales 81. 600 bags.
EEyTe-C01ee market opened steady. franc higher.
Al y unchangedhalt holiday; total Sales - 600
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COACHMAN.-First class: 10 years refer
encs from last employer. who can be seen;
willing and ooliging; married Address
sLATrERY, 151 East 4Sth-st-
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COTTON-Ths cotton market more active than on
ths preceding showed continued
speculation displaying tendency broaden
Though popular being by
Of stability Southern marketh the big trade de-
Tlald and the prospects for reduction in acreage
Toward the close there considerable realizing By
buyers. prices sagged of slightly final
steady z moderate gain. The months
showed relative drEnnsss ali day with May increasing
ftE premium July about Y points times May
sold y points July The opening steady
months being Influenced by covering reports Of firm
hE1eF in the South while the late months de-
pressed by the easier Liverpool cables and futures
Afierward the whole list worked active covering
By steady support bulls
connection thought, with buying by houses
Tie high point reached IN early afternoon when
Gsy ed 1910 and July 1889 with the market
Is whole showing net gain Of about 12Il6 points
Later there partial reaction under realizing by
hgNers q earlier In the but the final tone
STEADY a advance Of 3alO points Sales futures
were estimated SOC C5 bales Port receipts for the
cay heavy, ana expected be still larger to-
morrow. while exports light Southern spot
markets reported generally quiet unchanged prices
20 a. advance 81 Lice Private adTioes from the South
indicate that little cotton being offered by the
interior. while demand is also standstln for the
tine b@-g Tie into sight for the month Of March is
expected o reach J. 10000 bales.
The Of prices the local market to-day
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COACHMAN Thorough reliable man,
understands care of horses and harness.
carriage and all attached 20 private
stable; best of personal references. p. NJ.
149 East 60th-st.
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