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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-22
U. OF M. CELEBRATES.
Bio Crowd Tenders Congratulations on
Winning Football Championship.

Orono, Me-, Nov. 20.-(SpeciaD.-
Maine celebrated the championship OF
the State in good style, Monday night.
The campus was the scene of the great
est celebration that the university has
seen in years. Formerly the celebra-
tons were held in Bangor and Old
Town. This year, however, they nave
been confined to the campus and have
been much more satisfactory.
Maine had many guests to watch her
celebrate, Monday night, there being
people from all of the surrounding
towns and many of the alumni got
wind of the event and We're present.
The crown began to form early in the
evening and at o'clock the big square
in front of Oak Eall was filled with a
cheering crowd of students dressed Ill
fantastic costumes and all carrying
torches The band was there and some
Of the other college musical organlza-
TONS. They We're on the steps of OAK
hall and kept busy most of the time.
There Wer, speeches from the alum
ni student body, and members of the
football team. Great fires burned on the
campus and there were all kinds OF
fireworks.
After the speeches the procession
formed and marched about the campus
to the houses of the professors. who
made congratulatory speeches. The pro-
cession marched TO the town of OronO
and paraded the streets, the cheers and
general confusion bringing every person
out of their houses onto the street. The
sidewalks were lined with people, who
made as much noise as the student
body themselves. 1t was q late hour
when the last gun was fired and the
tired but happy students wendell their
way home.
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ELECTION At U. OF M.
John y. 1urieish, '07, New Captain OF
Football Tsam-other Changes.

Orono. Me-, Nov. 21.-John H. Bur-
leigh. OF. of South Berwick. was elect
ed captain for next year at meeting,
late today. of the University of Maine
football team. Captain Burleigh has
played end for two seasons. Walter
L. Sturtevant. 'O7. of Bangor, was
elected editor-in-chief of the Maine
Campus. the students weekly publica-
ton. today. He succeeds A. j. But
terworth. '06. of Southbridge. Mass,
who resigned.
A chemical club was formed at the
university. Monday afternoon. The
object OF the club is to hold formal
discussions of chemical subjects at the
regular meetings held every two weeks
during the college year. The officers
were elected as follows: President, w.
l.. Sturtevant, Bangor: vice president,
r. r. Homer. Rockland; secretary, r.
+. Clayton. Bangor: treasurer. w. E..
-llexander, Everett, Mass: executive
committee. the four preceding officers
md J. P. Pagan. Old Town.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York, Nov.

New York, Nov. 81.
FLOUR-Receipts. 44.579; exports, 1856
sales, $500: dull and barely steady
WHEAT-Receipts. 81. 100: sales. 1900, co.
futures; spot weak; No. . red, 89Is ele
vator; No: red. s1ss b afioat; No.
northern Duluth, 90ss o afioat; No.
northern Manitoba, 9ea4 af1oat.
CORN-Receipts. $3.50; exports, $50
sales. $4,000 futures; spot easy: No. 2, sly
elevators and 551a o b afloat; No. vel.
low. 56h; No. . white &C.
In face of heaviness elsewhere, corr
was fairly steady led by December, which
was wanted by shorts and closed a quar-
ter cent lower to rs higher higher; May
49,a@4 40 a-16; closed 49A; July closed 49s
Dec. closed, SAY.
OATS-Receipts. "a, 100; exports, go: spot
steady; mixed oats. 26G32 lbs, IS; clipped
white, 5000 lbs, 3Sdl40; natural white, 90
M32 lbs. 36lAm37R.
CUT ME.ATS-Steady
LARD-Barely steady; refined. quiet.
PORK-Steady.
BUTTER-Steady. unchanged: receipts.
1,49O.
EGGS-Strorg. unchanged; receipts. TO-
500
POTATOES-Steady;G German, per bag,
1.S0Gi2.15; Irish, 1.90a12.1O.
SUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining. 2 15-
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FOOTBALL GAMES, THIS WEEK.
SATURDAY.

Harvard rs. Yale at Soldiers field.
Pennsylvania VS.. Columbia at PhIladel-
phia.
Brown VS.. Dartmouth at Springfield.
Carlisle VS.. Washington and Jefferson
at PittSburg, Pa.
West Point VS.. Syracuse at West Point
Annapolis VS.. Virginia Poly at Annapo-
lis.
Holy Cross VS.. University Of Vermont at
Worcester.
Swarthmore VS.. Wesleyan at Swarth-
more, Pa.
Lehigh VS.. Lafayette at South Bethle-
hem, Pa.
Bucknell VS.. Villanova at Philadelphia.
Georgetown VS.. George Washington al
Georgetown.
Virginia vs.. William and Mary at Char
lottesville, Va.
Pennsylvania State VS.. West Virginia
at Belleville, Pa.
Rutgers VS.. Fcrdham at New Bruins
wick.
Ifoverford VS.. Trinity at Haverford, Pa
Union VS.. New York at New York.
Michigan VS.. Oberln at Ann Arbori
Mich.
Nebraska VS.. Doane at Lincoln. Neb.
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Wake up
Your Liner
A RICH STRIKE.
OF Free Geld and Native Copper Made
at kirwin, Wyo.

Meeteetse, Wyo., Nov. IA rich
strike Of free gold and native copper
was made in one of the Flockhart
claims at Kirwin, 40 miles south OF
this place, and messenger was hur-
riedly sent to Meeteetse to wire the
news to the Eastern stockholders. who
are working the property under lease.
c. l.. Tewksbury, resident OF kirWin'
and manager Of the Wyoming Mining
and Development Co.. composed OF
Pennsylvania capitalists. Is in charge
of the work on the Flockhart group,
and regarded the strike of such impor-
lance that the messenger was not even
held until an assay could be made.
Aside from a small strike of free gold
on Middle park, near the Smugglcr
mine, this is the first find of any i'm
portance, all the rest of the ores be-
ing refractory.
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Brighton and Watertown Union Live
Stock Market.

reported for the kcnnebcc Journal for
the week ending Nov. ~ 1861
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MAR
KET.
Cattle, 492s; calves. 1894 sheep and
lambs, GOO; horses, 434; swine. 2I..02.
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
Cattle. 81; sheep and lambs. ia; calves,
1914; horses, GO; swine, %.
PRICES OF MARKET CATTLE.
A few choice. $GI6.6O; extra, $5@55O; first
quality, S40i4.5O; second quality, $3I350;
third quality, $1.50d2.50.
PRICES OF STORE CATTLE
Farrow cows. s15@25; fancy cows, s5DI
20; mich cows. from s25 to S4S; yearlings,
$40 to SIS: two years old. sl5 to $50; threl.
years old, so to $50; western fat swine,
live, ) to she: northern dressed hogs, 81
to Csc. per h.; stores retail, 81 to 81.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS.
In lots. s2.r0 to $3.50 each; extra. "a to s..
or from 2l4 to &c. per h.; lambs, S. to
$7.15; veal calves, to 7iAc.
MAINE DROVERS
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VEAL CALVES.

The market shows fair life but not
active and prices not especially strong.
The better class selected steady in
price. mixed lots shaded 1sc. lib.
Laker & Son sold calves from $3.50
head to SIC. Id. The calf train
from the north was late at market and
butchers not prepared to pay full last
weeks prices for mixed lots.
LIVE POULTRY.
Market 15c. stronger on fowl 1Ok a
II 1ac. Chickens 1Oh@111ac. BOOSTERS
Sc. Id. Arrivals of week $4,000 lbs.
SALES AT THE YARDS.
Beef cattle weak in price and de-
mand excepting on very best grades.
Local hogs. &c. d. W. lower; Western
steady as last quoted. Calf market
fairly steady excepting mixed lots Bc.
easier. Sales of slim COWS of 500 lbs.
at s1.65; COWS. 100 lbs. at &c.: 6 of
500 lbs. at &c: of $50 lbs. at $3.50: 4
fancy new mich cows, $50 head &c
calves. 40 lbs. ut 6lac.; slim cows
900 lbs. at S1.65; of $500 lbs. at 2l2c !;
l bull of 1860 lbs. at 315c.: l big pair
beef oxen of 1850 lbs. in good flesh, fed
calves. 40 lbs, at sac; slim COWS,
700 lbs. at 1lhc.; 3 of 1000 lbs. al Sc.
of 900 lbs. at &c; II COWS of GOO and
1000 lbs. at $1.60M2hc.
AT BRIGHTON, LAST WEDNESDAY.
Mich cows in fair demand. Quite a
number of buyers at the yards buying
up good class of cows. Slim cows in
moderate demand and quality hardly
desirable. Sales of oxen of 1890 lbs. at
4c.; cattle, 2270 lbs. for 800; 2 steers,
2240 lbs. at 4c.; 9 of 1890 lbs. at 3Hc: 36
sheep and lambs, Acc Calves at nc.
Sales of II choice cows at $57; 4 at $50;
springers. SAT each; mich COW. $45;
cows, $50 lbs. at exc; cows, 800 lbs.
at 2iac.: Is mich cows, S27M$66; 10 at
SIS; 10 at $45; 8 al $3.50; 6 Gamers, 700
lbs. at he; 2 cows. 1900 lbs. at 21Hc.; l
bull of 1850 lbs at &C.; fancy COW, SIS;
at s45.
STORE PIGS-A few at market only.
Market sales at $2@$.
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INDICTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Grand Jury Finds True Bill in Albany
Building Collapse Case.

Albany. N. Y. Nov. 21.--The Albany
county grand jury has found indict-
ments against John Dyer, Jr.. the con-
tractor, and Clark l.. Daggett his sup
cruising architect, charging them with
manslaughter in the second degree in
their alleged responsibility for the col
lapse on August Sth of the department
store building of the John c. Myers Co.
In the collapse 13 people We're killed
or fatally injured and many others
We're hurt.
Both the indicted men are out of
town. today, but are under bail and
will probably be arraigned tomorrow.
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Because she refuses to allow her son
to be vaccinated according to the pro-
vision Of the compulsory school law,
Mrs. Victoria Moulton of East Lemon.
wyoming county, Pa. has been i'm
prisoned twice by order of Justice
Dixon. The first time was for two days
and the last time for five days She
was released, Saturday night, and the
authorities are now waiting to see
what she will do. She objects to the
vaccination because. she says. the boy
has eczema and she is afraid to have
him vaccinated
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r1o,,n Boston, Nov q.
fLoCRCDull' spring patent, mill ship
CORN-Lcwer; No. yellow, CO.
OATS-Lower; No. clipped white. ssb
12M1a. 81 dues
MILL FEED-Firm.
SPRING RRAN-l7. 5Od18
MIXED Feeds. 5GI2l.5G.
COTTON SEED MEAL-28
PoRk-Steady; medium, l..25
LARD-Steady. unchanged.
sides, 1ISsiS. Ae'Ns
LAMBS-Steady: s1aG9
VEALS-Firn; 1OGI2
BGTTEk-Firm: northern o3l.N2f5
CHEESE-Firm; York state. i:1sai1
i1GGS-Very firm, fancy, 40G45; eastern.
Northern Spies, 2.5Odo3 So
POTATOES-Steady; Green Mountains
Is; Hebrons, 70SI73. '''''''
SCGAR-Very firm on a basis of 40 for
graduated
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BOXING NOTES.

Young Erne and Eddie Hanlon are billed
for a bout at Los Angeles. Dec. 10.
Austin Rice the Iron Man" and Kid
Locke will meet in Philadelphia, Thurs
day night.
Bob Fjtzsimmons has engaged Al ka au If
for his bout with Jack o Brien.
Sam Langford and Larry Temple, the
rival ColoreG tWelterweightS, who have
fought several battles, will meet again
at Portland, Dec. II.
Jack Johnson, who has been finding it
hard to get anyone to fight him, has ac-
cepted a match with Joe Jeanette in
Philadelphia for Saturday night.
Chick Tucker and Tommy Mowatt. who
put up such a hot fight IN New York 4
few weeks ago. have been matched to
meet in Philadelphia, Monday night.
Tommy Fcltz has been matched to box
young Pierce in Philadelphia. Thursday
night. The latter is Il son of the old
time boxer. Leslie Pierce. who did some
good fighting in Boston some years ago
The match between Jack OKeefe and
Honey Melody, which was to take place
this week at Spokane, was not called OFF
on account of the weight question, as re-
ported. O'Keefe wanted the money split
and Melody refused
Ed Shaughnessy, a San Francisco boxer
who killed n man at Pawnee. Ok, the
other day, has been sent to prison for l.
years. No ore saw the killing. but
Slau5nECSSy became conscience stricken
and confessed.
Inc National A. A. L. boxing cham
pionships will probably be decided in
| Chicago, this winter. The amateu tour
namcnts held recently in the Windy City
were SO successful that an application
| has been made for the big amateur fix
! ture.
Should Joe Grim defeat Tommy Sullivan
| at Lawrence, this week, the human
punching bag will meet am Langford in
! that city. Thanksgiving day. If Grim
/ Is defeated, and it is likely he will be-
! I.angford will so against a good boxer
/ from Philadelphia.
Johnny Mooney. manager of Honey Mel
! i;ody, now in the West, is telling the Spo-
kane sports that all the welterwcights are
no trouble in getting Sam Langford to
| meet him for all the money he coul.l
raise.
Portland Advertiser: Arthur Cote. the
Maine lightweight. seems to be the real
goods in a fistic line in this part of the
country: He has beaten Jimmy Briggs,
q hard fellow to master, and Dave DeSh-
Ter, who Is insiStent in his determination
to beat Battling Nelson sometime
Eddie keevan, manager of Jimmy
Walsh, received letter from Mr.. Bet
tinson. manager Of the National Sporting
cub OF London, Monday, Offering q purse
OF $40 and $50 expenses for a bout be
tween Walsh and owen Moran the first
of next year. AS the purse is too small,
keevan will not accept it.
The sports of Denver are very anxious
to see Jimmy Briggs. Monday, Steve Ma
honey. Briggs manager, received another
offer from the Democratic Club OF that
. city for Briggs to meet the winner of TIL.
Memsic and Smith bout on Dec. Il. Ma
honey will accept if the date is made 8.
week later. Briggs is to fight, Nov. q,
and Mahoney has a mission to fulfil in
Chelsea, Dec. Il.
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sEcRETARY's DAUGHTER
Miss Anne Hitchcock WEEDS Lieut.
Com. w. s. Sims, U. s. Navy.

Washington, Nov. 21.-With the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks,
several ambassadors and cabinet mem
bers as witnesses. Miss Anne Hitch
cock. daughter of Secretary Hitchcock,
and Lieut.. Commander William S.
Sims, u. S. ~. were married. today,
in st. Johns church. The cabinet
meeting scheduled for today was omit =
ted i'm order that the members might
attend the wedding.
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THE GERMAN WINS.
SchnabIe Defeats rackensmidt in
Wrestling Match at St. John.

ST. John, n. B., Nov. 21.-Geo.
Schnable, the German wrestler defeat
ed Dung Hackensmidt, the Russian, in
ork Theatre, tonight. before some 400
people. The style was Graeco- Roman.
Schnable won the first fall in SO min
utes; Hackensmidt the second in IS
minutes, and So minutes passed before
the third fall, which was won by
Schnable.
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SMALLPOX AT WESTBROOk.
Two More Cases Discovered, Tuesday,
Making Six in All.

WestbroOk, Me, Nov. BINARY
Bryson, who lives about half a mile
from the Tremblay house that is quar-
today, with the disease. She cannot
account for how she contracted the
contagiOn.
A young French woman named
Gagnon was also taken sick with the
dread disease. There are now six
cases of smallpox in the city.
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BOUTS, THIS WEEK.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Ryan VS.. Kid Pantz
at kockland. Me. Eddie Gang VS.. Tom
O'1Iara at Youngstown. o.
Thursday-Matty Baldwin VS.. Tommy
Quill ut North Abingdon.
Friday-Timmy Gardner VS.. Mike Twin
Sullivan at San Francisco; George Mem
sic VS.. Rube Smith at Denver; Null Bow
ser VS.. Morgan Williams at Reno; Spike
Sullivan VS.. Dial Hawkins at Baltimore,
Joe Grim VS.. Tommy Sullivan at Law
renee.
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THE BENNING RACES.
Freebooter and Edict Win Two in Fast
Time.

BenninG, Nov. 21.-Filst race, three
year ODDS and up, 81. furlonSs; Free
booter, 3 to l and to 5, first; Sheen,
II to l and 6 to l, second; Paul Cliff
ford, third. Time, III Is.
Second race, maiden two year old,
So furionss; Edict 9 to 5, and to 10,
first; Akbar. to l and to 5, second;
Ct. L. NJ, third Time, LOO.
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WARRANT ISSUED
For Arrest of Cuban Congressman
Tried to lncite Revolution.

Havana, Nov. 2l.-As a result of the in :
vestigation into the discovery by the Sc
cret police, Saturday last, of a quantity
Of arms ammunition and requirements
issued, today. for the arrest of DR.. Julian
Betanco,Irt, a Liberal congressman from
the province of Pinar Del Rio. He has
not yet been arrested.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas Varnum of Port
day, Nov 10, mt her home 1852 Brackett
street, corner of Varnum street. An in
formal reception was held in the after
noon and evening and many friends Of the
old lady called to pay their respects and
express their wishes that Mrs. Varnum
will witness many more anniversaries and
add many milestones to her golden ca
reer. .
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100000 BALES OF COTTON
To Be Tied Up in the South to Obtain
Better Prices.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 21.-President Harvie
Jordan of the Southern Cotton Assoca-
ton, in an interview. today, said that the
preparation to tie up 100000 bales Of cot
ton and hold for higher prices is well I'M
derway and promises successful results.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. Nov. q.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands.
HE; do: gulf, ll.40. Sales, none
Galveston firm. 1lh; Charleston nominal,
:; Memphis nominal, IL; New Orleans
firm, liz; Mobile firm. IL; Savannah nom
inal, 1Ik.
Net receipts for four days, 2I3532.
Exports to Great Britain, 22.793: 10
France, 70 222; to the continent, ~ ~: 10
Japan, $3.50; to Mexico 29S
Stock, 1,a07, 126
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The Minneapolis Touched Ground.

Dover, England. Nov. 21.-The Unit
ed States cruiser Minneapolis arrived
here, today. The ship encountered a
thick fog and it is said struck ground
Off the French coast. She was piloted
across the channel by the master of
a traWler from Rye.
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A 100000 Blaze.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov. 21.-The
tannery of the Michigan Leather Co.
at Mill Creek was burned. today. The
loss is estimated at over 100000 with
insurance to cover.
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GSntral Maine League Schedule.
following is the schedule:

Nov. %. ' d. nocAiaho'
nockinnd VS.. Bath at Bath. Nov. 25.
,9rnlner vs. Lewiston at Lewiston,
\. H"csnlnd VS.. Bath at Bath (afternoon).
osrdiner VS.. Lewiston at Lewiston (af
Nockland VS. Lewiston at rewisto,
tcSeAing), Nov. 40 a' Lewiston
INN wv VS. % Gardiner at Gardiner (even-
H:.,t -. lewiston at Lewiston. Dec .
De- w. Rockland at Rockland.
(ssS., Ssitama vs.. Bath at Bath, Dec Q
r NaHraihcr vs. Lewiston at lewiston
18th VS.. Rockland at Rocv,,s
-,sa auI;ton VS.. Bath at Bath. Dsc "a L.
F"cn,aes r vs.. Bath at. Bath, Dec. is
D Dec ~ VS.. Lewiston at lewiston
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Ma. chicago, Nov p
FRONT -taking on a large scale cansoa .
sharp decline In the price of wheat her
today and although the market raiii1i
somewhat, the tone was weak ana naou
the lowest price of the day. with the Nj.
option off AMHc. Corn and oats VIZ .ay
Practically unchanged. Provisions We
lH 10 nc. lower. were
The leading futures closed as fo,lovs.
COY WuHEAT-Dec., S3as; May, Ssbfrlh: Jniv
CORN-Dcc. cid. 45ss; Dec. new. 4a,h0n.
May, 43IM1s; July, 43h ""%'
OAIS-Dec., 23H; May, 32f1k: Julv M,
MESS PORK-Jan., l2.e71k; NAV - ~ ~
,i-AHD-Nov., 100; Dec. $50; Jan ~:
SHORT RIBs-Jan.. Gs21z; May. e@
Cash quotations were as follows.
ELOUR-Easier and cents lChyer
~ WEEAT-No. 2 spring, s3atSe: No 2 so,,
10; No. red, S3isG1SS. D ''@
CORNING. 2. IS: No. 2 yellow, 5005,
OATS-NO. 2, 1871; No. , white 91GaoD.
No. 3 Grii.e. z3T1b:.i '-'-A;
Try E--No 2, fllui.
1'kR Fly: ,1si 3..1I.
AiAITING-4IGi47
E'LAX-y4; northwestern. 100
MESS PORK-13. 5G1Il3 G2ik
LAED-70OlJ702 OK.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-6S74M7M
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Chicago Cattle Market,

CArr, chicago. Nov. 81
prime steers, 29OG650 ID
HOGs.Receipts, 81, 900; choice to nrims
heavy, 4.SJlr4.95 ~ prime
SHEEP-Receipts, 1s,0OC; sheen, steady.
lambs. higher. Sheep, 3.75aa5O: vearEneys'
55CaG.O; spring lambs, GOAT. 20. s''
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Uncle Sans Daily Business.

Washington, Nov. Enforcement
receipts: From internal revenue
1927, 030; customs. $S31,632; miscel
laneous. $44,S09. Expenditures $1.430.-
! 600
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MAINE DROVERS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Market lower on both sheep and on
lambs. The Western market that
much lower on best grades the kind
most numerous. The trade not re-
markably active. Price on sheep $3.50
q $5.55 per 100 lbs, few tops at
$3.50. Lambs at $5M$7.3O per 100 lbs.
few tops at $3.50.
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Fass Ss' h Of sssn !. years Of ouis
,sntiisries: Ford was spent fps in state peni-
of OF. the Tnn negro in the West the OF 1.-THE the
in CberaU reroeeaps hotels in Do me owner Ir,
$SoooS. ehhe' Wyo. and worth nr o[ ana h,,!
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Not too much, just little, just enough to
start the bile nicely. One Of Ayers
Pills a: bedtime is all you need. These
pills act directly on the liver. They
cure constipation, biliousness, dyspep-
STA, sick-headache. Sold for 60 years.
We have no secreisi We publish J.CAysrC CO..
the formulas Of all or medicines. LoWsI, Mass.
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j,ClIER-Market steady; creameries Ne
al; dairies, 1890. "' 10
EGGS-Steady at mark, cases inc,raos
lSd4: firsts. "a; prime firsts, u eytras ~
CHEESE-Firm; l2126il3s.. o.
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Polo Notes

dent i nf m Il, lincoln Of Lewiston rros,
renor as the Maine Polo League den;dpn resi
Polo Lea - sae papers that the Maine ine
sela saSs sss. h tie ds ssansdle Mr. LIN:
WIS aSsy:1sSton; Bath, RockianG an composed OF
not 's d. r. Tie only Maine Polo Ieag rain h
WhsS and discs dess not TO-
20 to, Of the cities Of Portland . was compos-
Maine p ana Bangor. but was not wa va
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STATE OF MAINE.

81
KENNEBEC ss.-Board of County Com,
missioners, August Session., lSo: Heiu
by Adjournment, November 2lst, iSo.
On the foregoing Petition. satisfactory
evidence having been received that the
Petitioners are responsible and ought 70
be heard touching the matter set forth IN
aid Petition, and that an inquiry INTO lTe
merits is eXpedient, 1t Is ORDEhED'
that thirty days previous notice be given,
that the County Commissioners will meet
at the M. c. r. X. station in Vassaipore,'
on Friday, the ed day of December neA. ;
at 10 o'clock "A. NJ: and thence procpeeu
TO view the route mentioned In SAID r.
tition; and Immediately afterwards . nea
the parties and their witnesses, ana tne,'
take such further measures in the pfSsaid
ises as may be adjudged proper. osaJ
notice to be given by serving attesdse er
copies OF said Petition and this orue,
thereon, upon the Clerk OF the town OWL, =.
Vassalboro, and by posting up such coTh, Ne
in three public places in said town ana ~
publishing the same in the KenneMe
Journal. a public newspaper In said Coa IN
ty; that all persons and corporationss ~. W
terested may attend and be heard II t"e'
Attest: c. w. JONES, Clerk
A true copy of the Petition and order o.
Court thereon. $50.
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