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REDUCED RATE TO RALEIGH, N. c.,
ACCOUNT OF NORTH CAROLINA
STATE FAIR, OCTOBER 18TH

y q T. y .. F..
Account Of the above Agricultural Fair
"a DO held in Raleigh N. c., the SEA-
BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY will sell
round trip tickets from Richmond to RAJ
leight at rate Of $3.50. including one ad-
mission to Fair Grounds, proportionately
cheap rates from other sEABOARD sta
tions. The seaboard has tho only direct
line from Richmond to Raleigh. N. c.
Three trains daily. VERY LOW RATES
FOR MILITARY COMPANIES AND
BRASS BANDS IN. UNIFORM, Tickets
sold October 18th to goth. Inc, limited
to return on or before October Esd.
4 for all further information. tickets, etc.
call at any sEABOAItD Agent. Richmond
Transfer Company. or District Passenger
Agents Cf1ce, $50 East Main Street.
phone 405, H, 8. Lizard,
District Passenger Agent,
w, NJ, TAYLOR,
City Ticket Agent,
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SOuthernR Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May Is. 1906. y
"a TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
800 A. M.-Dnlly-Local for Charlotte, NJ G. ai
1880 P. aIly-Llmlted-Bu Pullman to
Atlanta and Blrminxham,3 New Orleans. 5
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South,
with through coach for Chase City, Ox-8
ford. Durham and Raleigh. Il 81 s * 59j
800 P. MEX. Sunday -Chase CITY Local. wv
II 80 p. Observation-Disclosures ready e:x
zss p NJ, for all the South. 5,zl NJ 3S55
YORK RIVER LIN q. u sSS!
The favorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points, Leaves Richmond 4ao P. NJ. daily
sis p. M.--Local-Da Sunday. Il
y A:20 P. M.-Except Sunday-Fort West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
Ts and river landings. Steamers call at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays Wednes-5
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
4:e 4: M,-hxcep. sunday-Local mixed for
sts West Point. XXI
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. e.
6 :63 A. M. and 6:42 p. M.-From all the South.
1895 P. M.-From Charlotte and Raleigh.
$40 A., M.-From Chase City and intermediate
e:25 j. M.-Baltimore and West Point.
10:I5 A. M.-Dnily-Except Sunday and Nom
day; $40 NJ, daily. except SUNDAY
e. w. WBsTBURY. D. P. A.. Richmond. Va. 4.
VI H. HARDWICK, w. H tTAYLOE, 4s#
p t. NJ, g.. p. A.. [5 nj
1. i H. B. SPENCER, Gen'l. Mgr. Ii K III
e{5s g 3s,5 Washington, D. 9. 55gS sit#
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS,


NEW YORK Oct. u.-FI.OuR-Nominally
higher. rye Fiour-Firn BuckWheat Flour
la sy at ssfD2. 10. wheat-Firn,s cornmeali-s
Wheat-spot hrmer; No. red, voSsc; opt! ems
closed lhulMc. not higher May sl%c'; De-
ot cornLspo ss arm; No. 2. olMe. Options closed
t.lQHc net higher; January, blsc. May, oohc,
december. 5ihc, oats-spot STEADY mixed
oI Heef~Steady. Cut Meats-Qu!et. Lard
Firm: western steamed $50; refined. steaay;
Continent 7So; compound 5.6:h He.Sl ~.
Tork-Steady, Ta!low-Steady. Rosln-Steady;
strained. common to good. S4.W. Turpentlne--
Dull and easy at 7laV72c.2
Coffee-Spot Rio, steady; mllu,, QUIET covu9Fu,
1CSpl3c Futures closed dull, net UNCHANGED 70
points higher. sugar--Raw, gulet; fair re-
ininE &c.; centrifugal, % test, 3s.S.; moiassos
sugar, 2s.c,, refined. qu!et. Rco-steady. Mo-
u nutter@steady aud unchanged, y Cheese
Steady and unchanged, Eggs-tlrm ana uA-
PUtntoes-Dull and unchanged. Cabbages-
Dull and unchanged Frelghts--Steady and UNI
changed, Peanuts-Stcady and unchanged.
Cottonseed Oil-Vas tlrm for lptined ana a
shade lower for crude. Trade fairly active,
Prime crude, e. o. b. mills, slSdplSAo.; prime
summer yellow. 24N@De5c,; prime white. ss1@c, |;
prime winter yellow, 2si$c. 8slFt
F CHICAGO ILL, Oct. l1.-Higher prices for
wheat at Liverpool to-day stimulated the DO
mund here. and the market waa strong, q we le
close Deccmber wheat was up ssc. Corn anu y.
oat- sshow gains OF &c, each, Provisions are
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OFFERS HUNDRED THOUSAND
TO PUNISH BRUTAL GANG
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. October 11.--Isadore
Wormser, the millionaire banker, offered
s100, 900 reward to-day for the conviction
OF a gang of men who recently assaulted
Annie Thornton, domestic employed In
his household. In court to-day, when
FIVE mon were arragned for the assault,
Mr., Wormser said;
y III will give 100000 to have the perpe-
traitors Of this dastardly crime convicted
and sent to prison.
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LOW coLoNIsTs RATES TO ARIZONA,
4 CALIFORNIA, OREGON. WASH ING
HI TOM AND MONTANA, VIA! M ~

AND w. RAILWAY.
The Norfolk and Western Railway VIII
sell daily until October slst tickets 70
points In above named STATES, as We..
as to points In other Western States, at
very low rates; as for Instance, the rate
for a colonlst mixed CLASS ticket from
Richmond to San Francisco Is only $46.75,
Cali at Company's office, SsS p. Main
Street, or write to the undersigned for
full particulars
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NkkXAnN0ito|k&W@eStteln.
October 1905.


LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 5$5
@f9 100 a. A.-NORFOLk LIMITED. Arrived
Norfolk l1:ao A. A.: Stops only at Petersburg.
PRESS. Parlor Car Broller Service, Pets,rsours
to Llnchbury and Roanoke. & Pullman Sleepera
Roanoke to Columbus. Bluened to Cinclnnatl;a
also Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville 70
Memphis. Cato Dining Car Roanoke to VIII!
1910 +. M.-RoANoKH EXPRESS, FOE
Fdrmvllle, Lynchburs and Roanoke 535
~ 500 P, M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar.
rives Norfolk $40 P. y. stops only At Peterss.
stesmers to boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and 6WAahinEtOn IKE * sl55.S
7:sl r M.-For Norfolk and all stations east 4
$50 r. m.MNnw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Shoppers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg TO Bristol LynchburE to
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
s:ao P. M,-wEsrERN EXPRESS, Pullmau
Sleeper, Richmond and Petersburg to East
Radford, and Roa noke to Chicago. Cafe Dining
Car. 40.
P. N. and s;ls p. NJ. from Norfolk ll;4o 4. M NJ
Sriss Nj Si,E IS East Main s q II sosLpY
Gen'l. Pass ACT, Dlst Psas. AEI
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Virginia Centuries 90 a, %.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
& BALTIMORE. ND, Oct. 1l,-scaboard Air
Line common, not quoted. Seaboard Air Line
spteIerred,t U1ujl, .4s Es
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., Oct. u.-sPIRITs
TuRPENrINE-F1rm at Csc. bid; receipts. 50
casks. Rosln-F1rm a: $500; receipts, 274 BAR
rels. Tar-F1rm at sLs0; receipts. E1l8 barrels
197 barrels i& h 81 s 100 20
d SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. l.,-rURPENTINE-
Firm at 6sHc. sales, 4sa casks receipts, $50
ceIpts, 1850 barrels: shipments 100 barrels.
{ CHARLESTON, S,SAC., Oct. 11.-TuRPEN-
TINE MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVE PoULTRY-chickens small. bright. per
pound. l5c.: medium. per pound. l4glbc;;
large per pound lsc extra extra large per rr oun mo-
pound, lie. BOOSTERS, each. aog39c. DUCKS
young, large. per pound, 1l1lllsc-: young.
small. per pound l0VlLc. Geese. large. raj,
! BUTTER~choice family packed, per pound;
1sal9c.; choice dairy packed. par pound. !lg
l9c; choice store packed per ponnma;e ogaG,
medium store packed, per pouna louloc. ! co n1-
mon, per pound. l30l4c.
EGGS-in crates. nearby fresh. per dozen.
90c. other sections. per dozen. I've coa
LIVE sINOck-,Veais.s choice. per pound nne pg
per pound Ag5c. sheep fair to prime, per sss
pound. s,sfpi1.c.; lambs, spring. per pound. ~
6,sc: cattle fair 70 prime per pound SW shai
sl.50al.7 10: dried peaches, peeled, per pousnld.
ieG l3c.: pears. Bartletts. choice 70 fancy; sov
$50 sccklcs choice to fancy, 1850; LeEonte,
fancy, ;lfpl Is. Dried apples, sliced per pound.
sAqlc. quartered. per pound, 3ac.; dark. pef
pound. &c. Dried peaches. peeled Per pou Vu
peeled, per ps'' pound. 4q6c Biaek0eTres per per
f iSe. Onions Mons choice yellow sugar barrel
sASas 5:r i assse ySoaas%S : apples
barrel |225gaOo choice. per barrel ti1opZ w
common 10 fair per barrel !lahsS s %eG f tus
washed, free OF hurrs. SagS,H n yaahsd sSSnssc
fancy hn1sy I psr b Rsa pou sSasss
fancy. per barrel !L5sgaW; CaGol ,6S p aU,d
;iTl.I. Bacon. hams. small, lsglse. hams
large, 12al4c.; sides, smoked. lo9l1c,;, shoul,
ders, smoked, oQi0c Lard country. prime 20
e. s1f5 @inssr extra IsisaS; winIst
ss.f ,.n sqsSsSS t winter sasSn
sSa &s b SSsnmea sscks ety. s:s s Mses
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Day GooDs MARKEr

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-No great activity Is
reported at first hands but the condition OF cot
ton In the dry goods market Is firm. All lines
are very Arm and sold ahead. Jobbers report
slightly more business from nearby trade.
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Merchants and Miners
Transportation co.
.4an Maaa and prouIdenna R,

Boston,, Mas. and Prevalence, r. |.
Steamers leave Norfolk Tor Boston Tuesday.
dence Monday Thursday. ana Saturday at g
p. NJ. Passsagers and 4, 7, freight taken fSr a.!
o. Rwy.l and N. and w. Rwy. Offices, and
No. $40 East Main
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Cotton quiet: niddling. 1875: grors receipts,
7.a0 bnes; sales. 1853 bales; stock. 21y. bos bales
s. Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts; O,s.3
buIcs: export TO Great Britain. G,es3 bales; 10
France. res bales; to tho Continent 23,5l
bnlcs; stock, sss. 6Qi balea.
Consolidated at all ports.Net receipts ely ssasss
France $3.50 bales; TO the Continent. Ss,sS9
bales; 10 Japan. 200 baIcs.
n Total since September LIST at all ports--Net
receipts l,15 4G5 bales; export to Great Britain,
3Ss el3 bales: to Franco. Sl.043 bales 70 the
Continent; 3:5. 2J6 bales; to Japan $50 bales;
u Mexico, 100 bales. Y s
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 11.-coTToS-Spo
cotton In active demand and unchanged; mid.
ding, 1000: sales 1850 bales, Including ESQ
to arrive. and 80 (. o. b.
Futures opened firm with prices 6I3 points
up on better Liverpool cables and frost report
cd In Eastern and Northern portions OF the
cotton belt. In the trailing the fluctuations
were numerous and fairly wide and the rrark Set
active. December opened points higher ut a.ss.
declined to o.S7, advanced TO 1000 and finally
receded 10 go. The closing was steady With
net gains OF las points. - ~ y y.
Cotton futures steady:4 October. s5G9.s SO:
November. D.s719.s9; December. O. 90; January:
10ol9plo0e: February. i0.o7Spio.o9: March. loi,g
1926 April. 1917; May. l9?Sl,10. .; June. 10SiV
lQ. 80. July. 10. J3Lil0.e5. 59 ~
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y, IT. f3OSIIEI =,
District Passenger Agent.
NIGHT. TRAIN TO PETERSBURG AND
Id INTE ERNIE plATE STATIONS,
ACCOUNT HORSE SHOW,

IN RICHMOND, VA.
Account the above occasion the At-
Ilantic Coast Line Railroad will hold
train No. 80, now leaving Richmond at
1850 r, NJ, until 1900 midnight, for all
parties between Petersburg and Rich
smond desiring to attend the Horse Show
exhibi tons, 4 :.
g. -. CAMPBELL. AZ
ii Division Passenger Agent,
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r. s p. 7 E':ssfss: |.

Hotonao M n.
Trains Leave Rlohmond--NorthW II
4:15 A. M.-Dally-Byrd st. Through. .a7
GAS "A. M.-DaIly-Aialn 81. Through.
y 7;& A. H..Week Days-Elba. Ashland 40.
$40 q. M.-Dajy-B St. Through. Local
1906 noon-week Days-Byrd st. Through u /.
q 400 P. M.-Week Dnys-Byrd st. Trederickss;,
= burg Accommodation. sit8 Fj M III VA
z sos p. M.-DeIly-Main ST.. Through. b. az
q $3.50 F. M.-Week Days-Elba- Ashland Y Ao-
4 sos +" M.eSDaiiy-Byrd st. Through. si
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
4 $40 A. M.--!Week Day1-Elba. Ashland tAe.
commodation. So al 5s5l2
4 $3.50 A. M.-Week Dnys-Byrd st. FredrlckSss
5#46 burg Accommodates ~ 5l8SS
1895 "A. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through. IA
1850 A. M.-Week Days-Byrd St. Througfs
#2l4 ?. Daliy-nialn St. Through III
6:4s p M.-Week Days-Elha.9 Ashland Ac-$
7:l5 r. M.@Daily-Byrd ST. Through. 5tt,
900 P. M-Dally--Byrd st. Through. Local
$50 p. M-Dally-Main st. Through. ~
EOTE-Pun1an Sleeping or Parlor Cars on I
all above trains, except trains arriving Rich-
mond li:so A. NJ. week days and local accom-
modatons % fr4s {i f3 {a a!Ss3
Time Of arrivals and departures and connec-
lions not guaranteed. 5}3a (
W. D.nUKn.a c. WI CULP. w. P. TAYLOR
Gen'l. Man'r.. RAss't. Gent. Mani. Traf. Man.
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For New York.

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday..
Ship following day a r. NJ, also Norfolk
ana Western ky a.; ~ =; NJ; end sP. Nj NJ apa
III. ! makIns connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk With Main Line Ships sailing at Z
n e. BOSWELL. City Ticket Agent. sos u.
Main Street; J.. B. MAYER. Agent. steamers
Wharf; H. b. WALKER. Y. +. and 7. A..
New York, N. Y. @
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UNION sTocK YARDS PrTTsBURG. PA,
steady n Choice, So 4o05.e6 prince. s5.l5G6. 90.
Hogs-Receipts. light demand y Prime heavy;
medium and heavy workers, =. T0Ge. Is :; light
$4,000. sheep-supply light; market strong.
Prime wethers, *5Q5. Is; common, *1t0laoo:
sITins lambs. 450gG.65; veal calves. i7.50D
CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. u.-HOGS-Activo
Butchers and shippers. IS. = common. $3.50
y. Cattle-Steady. Fair TO good shippers
fs44eS. 81 Laulbz-Q Quoted at i4.76G7.4O.
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CATTLE MARKETS..

& RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lies at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va. Oct. II. 1905.
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending October 9th Is as follows: 5l !, :,
Best steers. 411Q 6c.; medium 70 Eooa. $40
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NEW. YORK. Oct. 1L-BEBvEs-
2,au head. Steers active and generally 10lD
1Sc. higher; bulls steady tot 10c. higher; me-
dium cows steady: others loQ16c. higher. Ma
tive steers, s41s. 6oe westerns, So o. 90 bulls
$2.25G9. 90: COWS. Sl.6O13.50 Galyes--Receipts,
1851 head. yeals firm grassers &C. higher; no
westerns. Shep and Lamts-Receipts, $500
head. Sheep firm: lambs 16g16c. higher; all
sold. Sheep, s325G550; choice $3.50; culls,
3o.GNg3.o0; lambs, s6. 3a7. 90; Few choice $500:
culls f+.5OQe. TO. Hogs-Recelpts. 800 head.
Market weak at S5.SQ1o.o6: few light State hogs
at Sc. 90. x t33y!stcg 7-y57e93-s 2tSts
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z Miscellaneous Markets.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET. Fl
reported BY ROCKERS, alcCabs and Coz
PErERBBURG, VA, Oct. 1L-PEANUTs-
gin!a-Market weak Mt a,ic. for fancy stock.
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tTonnsylvania conv. observation-disclosures. los
Reading General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921
st.. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s..... ll6A
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s....... Syt
st. Louis southwestern con 4s......... 83t
Seaboard Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sy4
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a5k
Southern Railway 6s.......,............L..1 III
Texa sand Pacific lists. .................... l25t
Toledo, st. l.. and Western 4s.......... s4t
Union Pacific 1861
Union Pacific conv. 4s....................... 1884,
United States Steel I'd 6s.................... 0st
Wabash lists ..................."...... lls1
Wabash d b. z
Western Md 57f
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................. 3OE
Wisconsin Central 4s........................ $751;
Japan 6s "a series.................... 08
japan 4xs, certificates. ..................... 3d.
Japan rs. I'd series ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9ot
Colorado Ind. Is. sertes B.................. 72
Southern Pac. 1st Il. certhcates........ 97t
NJ. and O. Col. TT. As (o0ered) .............. 0a}
Central OF Georgia % 1nc................, II
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CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. 1l.-cATTLE--Receip
z1.00 head Market steady. Steers, 50. 45QD6s5 |;
stockers and feeders. f2.g5a3S0: bulls. s2345o;
heifers. a16a6.oo; calves 5000; Hogs-Re-
and soected. s54oG5. s5; pigs and roughs, TO
3.a5. Sheep-Recepts, &c. COO head. Sheep
st rong; lambs 15Gg5c. higher. Sheep. s2d1.75;
lambs, .$3!75Q7.85.
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STEAM BOATS.
Old Dominion
~ Steamship Go.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
streeD at q p. NJ. stopping at Newport News
an routet Fare e. one way, 400 round trip,
Including stateroom berth meals, 60c, each,
Street Cars to steameTs Wharf.
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" s. r'eeftundny 2s rcsistcred lo:s
y. y. rctundng 20. coupon............... 19S5i
". s. IS. ed....................... loa,4
U. s. ss. coupon. 1o44
" &. New 40, registered ................,.. 1stts
" =. New 4sh coupon. .................... 13itt
VI y. Old ~, regAtcred ...................I 1915
y. =; Old ~ coupon. ...................,.. l0t3t
American Tobacco 4$, certificates...........7 III
american Tobacco Gs. certificates. ......... 1879
a tchlson general 4s... 1029I
AtchIson adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. 10l y
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 1903 h
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. SO
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures. Ii6
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. ySss
Central Of Georgia I'd Observation-Disclosures. 81
Chesapeake and Ohio MS. I.............. 1885,
Chicago and Alton 3sH (bld) ...,............. 50 4
Chicago y. and Quincy new as............ Ola
Chicago r. l. and Pac X. X. 4s....,.... e3i
Chicago Il. /. and Pac. Il. r. col tg...... 931,
ca c., G. and ST. Louis gen. 4s........... 10oN
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,inrsh e x ,s.:, e s.ls 70
May ..,............1o2 Is 1879 10.ls 1O.2.
Spot cation closed quiet. s points. higher;
mddIng uplands. t1o.25; middling gulf 1859;
sales 1853 bales.
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4c.; common to fair. sasAc.; best hefers. SIG
&C.; medium TO good, aAg3kc.: common to
fair 2MQsNc. Y Cows, best taIs1sc. common
ehc.i cows and calves. per head. S2OQp4h,oo.
Fat Sheep a!s44hc.; common to fair, 2hg
&C.: common to fair. sfd5hc.: stock ewes. iS.a
OFF, per head; feeding wethers. 4d4hc. Hogs.
tq0Ac.
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RICastoND GRAIN 1iARKEr.

Richmond. Va, Oct. II. 1906.
QUOTATIONS. F37N liaa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-12
Water Front Newslets,

The steamer kenncbec left for Bos-
ton, yesterday afternoon, with an un-
usually large crowd Of passengers.
The steamer Wiwurna came up from
Bath, yesterday, with big crowd of
eXcursiOnists who went over to Togus
and enjoyed a band concert and pic
mic. The steamer returned in the even
ing and its passengers doubtless en-
joyed a fine moonlight sail down the
river
The steamer Gardiner entered upon
her last week of the season, yesterday.
leaving direct from her wharf in this
city The hour OF sailing has been
changed from 7.30 to TAO. and the
steamer no longer goes up the river
ahoEn lhis city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-12
DISTRtB BUToRS.

lustration of what its $500 OF thrifty
inhabitants have been doing for the
past year should be appreciated by
multitude Of visitors.
A member of the fair committee re-
Gently told the Journal that the line Of
attractions would excel anything ever
seen in Winslow in previous years and
that the exhibitors, which includes ev-
cry family in the community which
has anything worthy of the least bit of
PRIDE, are taking TO the work with an
enthusiasm which is good indication
OF the best results.
The members of the various commit
tees having in charge the various de-
partments of the fair have been given
out in the following way:
General fair committee-Albert
Chamberlain. Oscar Reynolds, George
Fuller.
Committee on horses-Joseph Eaton,
A. E. Hodges, j. 3. Cole.
Cattle and Sheep. Il. McOuillian. J.
F. Howard.
swine and poultry-Charles Withee.
Fruits-A. L. Garland, S. II. Chaffee,
f. c. Warren.
Vegetables and grain-H. S. Gar
land, f. {. Blackwell, w. S. Laughton.
Bread and pastry-Mrs. H. s. Gar
land, Mrs. S. H. Chaffee, Mrs. T. r.
Wood.
Preserves, canned goods. jelly, hon
ey and pickles-Mrs. Albert Fuller.
Mrs. A. F. Reynolds. Mrs. J. P. Dun
bar.
Fancy work, paintings. photos. flow
ers-Mrs. c. f. Cushman. Mrs. George
Garland. Mrs. E. E. Smith.
Antiques and school exhibits-J. l..
Dean. Z. W. Davis, George Jackson.
Baby show. H. McQuillan, D. S.
Hawes, +. H. Matthews.
Dinner-G. A. Chamberlain, (Mr. and
Mrso Mrs. j. A. Hodges. w. W. Rey-
nolds.
Ice creams. H. Fuller, Forest Rey-
nolds.
Fruits, and neutrality-suspicious.
Reynolds, Rose Garland. Sadie Mer-
row.
Sale table-Mrs. Susan Cushman
Central Maine fair-E. +. HiIchings,
Sadie Drummond. Mrs. s. X. Fuller.
The merchants of Waterville and
towns will have their most
attractive wares on exhibition, prepa
rations for which have already begun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-12
School Opened. Yesterday.

The attendance at the opening ses-
sions of the public schools. yesterday
morning. was large, but the routine Of
study will not be taken up, until to-
day The registration OF scholars at
the High school is very satisfactory
and compares very favorable with pre-
vious years. The freshman class is
8 large one. The morning session was
of brief duration, as is usual on the
opening day, and the time was devoted
principally to placing the students and
assigning them to forms. The Gram
mar and intermediate schools were al
so busy places. At the smaller schools
the enrollment of scholars is reported
to be heavy, and the outlook for a
bright school year is a promising one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-12
Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding money
so think those who are sick. When
you have a cough. cold, sore throat, or
chest irritation. better act promptly
like w. G. Barber. of Sandy Level. Va.
He says: II had terrible chest trou-
bic. caused by smoke and coal dust on
my lungs; but, after finding no relief in
other remedies. ] was cured by DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds Greatest sale
OF any cough or lung medicine In the
world. At Bowditch & Webster Co.. OF
Augusta and Simpson Drug Co. OF
Waterville drug stores; roc and $l.0S:
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-12
Funeral Of Late Walter Mari.

The funeral Of the late Walter Mari
was held, yesterday afternoon, from
the home of the parents of the deceas-
ca. Second street. Randolph There
was a great prOfusion of floral tri-
butes which in m2gnihcence and num-
Der have not been surpassed In years.
The Impressive service We're conducted
by Rev. L. II. Clarke, pastor of the
First Baptist church. Gardiner. The
bearers We're Messrs. Samuel Soule, w.
S. Stevens, Henry Winslow and Henry
Wood. The interment was at Maple
Grove cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-12
SAVINGS institutions Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the corpora
tors of the Gardiner Institution for
savings was held. yesterday afternoon,
in the banking rooms. The report of
the treasurer was offered and accepted,
and it showed that the institution is in
excellent condition. The election of
the corporators and trustees followed,
and resulted as follows: Corpora tors,
F. w Morrell, F. E. Dill. A. NJ. Spear.
F. T. Bradstreet, F. E. Boston and F.
f. Strout; trustees, president, George
L. Rogers; clerk and treasurer II. s.
Webster; assistant treasurer. Ernest
L. Parshley
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-12

through this city en- route for VIM
throp. Mamie was held up by the po-
lice here, as her actions were notice.
ably peculiar-likewise her raiment.
Mamie told Marshal Andrews that
she had quit the paternal roof in Pitts
field as she was not afforded kind
treatment there. Her journey from her
home to this city was filled with ad-
venture, she asserted. and she came
near being arrested in Augusta on
suspicion.
AS Mamie has passed the 18th mile
stone OF her career. Marshal Andrews
did not feel that he could legally ar
rest her as a runaway or incorrigible
child and she was allowed to proceed
on her way TO Winthrop. where she
claimed that she could find employ
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