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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
REACTION BEGINS
AND PRICES FALL Il
Efforts to Continue Advance
Proved Unayaili,,g. and De
cline May Come Later.
MOVEMENT TO. TAKE PROFITS
Outward Movement Of Gold Has
Effect OH sellirgcrop
Conditions.
NV Asso ciatad Press.l

8s NEW YORK, June 27.-Proflt-taklng
made more impression on the stock mar.
kct to-day than at any time since tho
speculation lrst showed signs OF revival
early last week. The campaign for the
advance was not abandoned by any
means, and operations to ut prices
further were still .consplcuouay in CYL
dcncc, but they were shifted to new.
quarters f.the list and embraced stocks
whose movements arc not Of such vide
spread. sympathetic effect on the rest OF
the market Meantime the prominent
market leaders. In which the strength
hitherto has conferred were subjected to
selling to take profits.
The outward movement Of gold, inaug-
urated yesterday, was much dlscusseo'
ana doubtless was The ,m1RellnE mS'l we
available steamer sailing Tomorrow the
question OF further gold exports this week
was IN ubeyance. Thore was a.rat is
tive contingent. reflected In the hesitat.
ing tone OF the stock market, to see how
far the gold outgo is likely 70 extend.
and what the consequences VIII be TO the
The wenther conditions in the crop
regions were reported favorable 70 tne
crop to-day, and consequently favorable
I'd complexion OF the weekly bulletin n
conclusion over tho crop condition. Z.
Much stress continues to be laid on the
prospects for dividend Increases by the
conductors of the present speculative
movement, as the appeal Is designed 70
! be made largely to those having the DIS
position OF The proceeds OF tn. coming
July dividend and interest payments. Ine
efforts to continue the rise, however:
proved unuvaillng. and before the enc
or the day a definite reactionafy tendency
was established. although remnants OF
the carly advances made a mixed showing
y OF gains and losses for the day.
q Bonds were generally steady. iotaIs
sales par value, 81, 030, 900. United States
bonds were all unchanged on call:
The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to 7333, 100 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE -cLosE:l
Money5on call steady, 1s7.s42 Ia per. cent:
closing. Ia per cent; offered at per
cent; time loans. flrmer; sixty days. per
cent; ninety days.431-4 per cent: SIX
months 3-4@A per cent; prime merGan-
tile pa per, 3l-2Ql4 IA per cent Sterling
exchange easy with actual business ~
bankers' bills at sa.s71O94.s7.15 FOR de-
mniid, and at 81 .2UlS4 IS for sixty day
bis: posted rates $3.50 and s4.ss; COM
E,nerc.ai bills, S4S5. Bar silver, 81 b-s;
Mexican dollars, R1'2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
h.,., I. 90, q, bales; sales SIS bales stock,

bales; gross. :sls bales; sales. SIS bales stock,
Total to-day at ali ports-Net receipts 1!,s s.
bales q export 10 Great Britain 1,oI3 oeies ~
Franco s. 7ss bales; to the Continent, 30 naieei
10 Japan 1897 bales; stock. ~. VIZ paies q az
Consolidated 1t all ports-Net receipts; .. W ~
bales export to Great Britain. 49, 81 na1es; - =
France i,lf2 bales TO the Continent IS o,, n11
baies: TO Japan, 3,S97 bales Z, <
Total since September 1st at al poI.sn,N.et
receipts o. eos, i57 baies export 70 Great
no lG3 bales: to France. ~, 3s9 bales 70 te
Continent, 3, o53 1872 bales TO Japan, SN,Seo
haies: 10 Mexico, Z. e32 bales
NEW onLgANs June .7.-corTo;N y. p9Ga
cotton steady and In good demand; saics i,,ov
bales including $50 Ito arrive ouotatiG' ~
up Nc Futures opened steady win me ac.' "
positions o points up on a good Liverpoot ano
unfavorable weather map. too much ram nay sNa
Ing fallen In many sections OF the bell. me
governments bureau report. WIEN x no;n , abox:
lat evening elo.inN Then decline set IN
which continued unt most o. the gains AN IN
been lost. About mon prominent pu!s toUa
charge OF the situston and sent ar.cs Is ~. ~
again IN tho trading. the highest hsuIes IeasM
I'd were: July, 9:22; August. 9:I6 nsp.eu ,ss
30: October, s.lo: December, 99 Late. sns,e
was slight recession. the markel Sl'ot1e
steady with net gains of 1b1ss points. i. ,,,,
cotton futures steady. June $40 pio ~,
3 August a.1baAd7: septe ~: ~
xix OCTOBER .l0 November ~ y. ~ q s1s
December, 9.l499.15; January, s.lfas.1au. .1.2s,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
July 18th at the Seashore.
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA q
Norfolk & Western Ry.

NORFOLK and VIRGINIA BEACH.
Special train Of Vestibuled Coaches will
leave Byrd-Street Station July 4, going
throua h to Norfolk and Virginia Beach
without change OF. cars in either direction
on the following fast schedule: Leave
Richmond 8: 80 a.. NJ, PETERSBURG. 500 =:
Beach it's a. M: returning leave Vir-
1lnIa Beach $50 p. NJ. Norfolk 7!1b, F..
a.. arrive Richmond. 10 p N; Fare to
and return, $l.25. For tickets and further
informa ton apply at company Office. S3S
East Main Street. or at ticket oftce,
HyTa 5 ftreSsA a e5Nis9a 9. II. BosLEY,
S:ity pass. AT, al Dist. Pass. Agt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
FLYER
CRASHES INIT. ENGINE
lDY Associa ted Press.

n (By AssocIated PfeNsO ~ "
LIMA, q. June 27-Pennsylyania train
No.a,sthe limited east-bound from chica-5
70 to New York. ran into a switch engine
with a number Of cars lnsths local y1Iddss
y Yard n,astev Kendrick had q leg cut or
and he is believed to be fatally injured,
The passenger train dig ! mot 9e hvri ths
though they wero all badly shaken up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
MINOR S BOOK ON
LINCOLN REMOVED.
(specla, to The Times. Dispatc

- " tSpecIaI 70 -Tha 7IIn'es'l 51sI1atcIJ ~. n"
result Of tho campaign began some time
ago by GA. r. men, the, Real Lincoln"
book written by Charles l. G, Minor,
of Virginia. has been removed from
Cambridge Public Library. S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
ID e II ltlc1lnlond, II redericks.l
lis I x ] . burg 81 Potomac II. u.
l,.a lns n,Ap4s 1icflsnonfl... n n1,t t1Yard.I

Trains Jie0VS xICLuO0O'--N OTluWATO.f%D
a rs ~. iy--nyru a., 1hrUuEh h. ss
o:46 A. M.-DaIiy--Main st. Through. III S58ssss
7:2s a. M.Week Days q lano Ac.S
$40 A.. M.~pauy.-Byrd St. Through. Local 1
- los noon--HceIs $Days-l,yrd ST Through. 5
400 p. M.--Week sDaya- Byrd st. F>rederckS-5
qslS burg FAccomlnodAt Ion FFSs3
sos p NJ. --Daily-- St tThrouF h. f41si
6;30 P. $hl.--Week Days. lba.l Ashland Ac.a
SOS 3. lsMiM.GDaiiy--Byrd 81, Through. ,ss4s!
Trains Arrive r lchn.''n DIS utf 1yyard.
en-. "A. N.-Wesk DayArs1lba. Ashland A ilt
$40 a. SoA M.SVSeek sDays-Dyrd ST. Fr ederieks-
s:s5 a. M.-Daily--Byrdt st. chroug (: *,
II 80 a. M.--Week Days-Byrd st. THROUGH
2:14 :. M.-DalIy-Mai St. Through S
5:13 r. M.-Wtek Days-El ba.b a shland AZ. c.s
$3.50 commoda tiOn.f fsA Z
s7:15 p. 'M-Dally Byrd st. Throug h. z 81
& 900 P.M.-Dally-Byrd St. ThlUES h. Loco!
$50 +. M,-Daily-nlaIn ST. Through S}} ss 556s
Y NOTE-Pullinan Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains except trains arriving flch-Fi
mond II 80 a. NJ. week days. and local accom-
Time OF arrivals aud dopar,ures and s. eonnec.s
W 1'9''i ND Duke, wv w PTAYLoR
Gent. Mnn'r. Asst. Grs!!.I MAJ r. Ira Man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
ATLANTIC COAST lLlNE--cHEAP
...84 RATEs-EQuRTH OF JuLY, I.

ATLANTIC. COAST LINE Il. n. SUNDAY
EXCURSION IL BETWGEN RlcH'
MoNp AND }PET1RS6 uR0,
& 20 cENTs-RouNp r n P-4o CENTS,
Tickets GOOD on all regular trains llHl'
tied 10 date Of Sals, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
N kMa!WN0if0|kssNeSStter
- JUNE u, 1905.

OASN
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILE. 355gi "a
Fl $500 a. Mn ORFOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 "A. NJ. Stops only at PeteraburG.
Waverly and Sufolk ~
Car lTroIler Service, Petersburg to- Lynchbur8
and Roanoke. Pullman seepsEs Roanok !, I. t to
oka 10 Knoxville, and Knosy!lls e, e Memphis
"a ia Dining Car. Roanoke 80 w llltaInson'
ia:io =. M-ROANOKGE9 ExJ,RESS. Fos
ia rmvilie. Lynchburg and Roano Ike: Sggl
s:C0 p M,-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Arr
srIvss Norfolk $50 Steps eI!y at It petsr IS
steamers to Boston, Proyldence.S New York
7:s r. M--Tor Norfolk and all stations cast
q .. 10 me 3. MMSEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Shoppers Richmond to,LynchburNs and
Ronnoke. pc tersburg to Bristol. l.yne hburE to
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. care
D 1a.sn 3. M.-sT. LOUIS EMPRESS. Pullman
slaSper petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
3 1.niIn,bus Cafe Dining Car Z: "
y Trains arrive from tho gWestl7As a n: 2;Gs
p M and 91S p. NJ. /: from Nortolk II ~ A. NJ
and $3.50 p. NJ - s. q 55 5g
o, wv "a REVII i, ,13f1'T7s1E C. II. BOSLEY III
~ een'L lI,assI,Agt Dist. Pass. Agt. Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

70 CHASE CITY, CLARK sviLLE,o OK
FORD, DURHAM, RALEIGH, ETC.
Without change OF cars, via Southern
railway. Leave Richmond daily 1880
noon: also 6 P. NJ, except Sunday, for
the above points. I. e -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
pELloHTFUL TRIPS TO BUFFALO
4 AND NIAGARA FALLS, VIA YORK Z

INC above tickets on sale July 18th to
10th, inclusive; return limit July 18th,
With privilege OF extension to August 18th
by deposit OF ticket at Buffalo and pay
ment Of Zee OF $500, stop-over at Phil.
adelphia, returning, II desired,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

Wait and watch for the Forced Sale,
It Will be to your interest IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

I,....,, " uhnnt YInn rAfundIng {6,,,..,.,.T u
S.sso,a III SAVE 103
pensssylvan. an.voi /. io3X
ST. LOUIS ana Iron Mountain con. 6s...... ny ~
St. LONE CIV nn,,,Sr;aetarn con. is,,.... 81!
s.. nor.s Az linz ssh
Seapoa1u AZ n. - %
e.i,,rav r..
6ou.nesn ~ paciac III
, renas s.t - ~ uyestArn ls,,.,,..... "a a
~ c,no is 107t.
f;n o, pactnc conv Observation-Disclosures III
f,a o rt.tas stceI ID E6s,,...........,... stA
M ps =, 1l79t
,nt'1, Nh - IA . 73h
yn anasm NJ Observation-Disclosures. SSt
WHseling and Lake E.io Is ............,,. stH
wisconsin Central ;eh
Japan es: PIMA ics sl1
Japan ,trST. Iei ~ ,. ;" sa.ioa Z 4 r. ~
SoioraIo w W. ~ scres Observation-Disclosures. 7o3
1nu Trust is.,........ ssh
NJ n. ;,l -; a. nrrs id inc............. 7sh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
mi. DOMINION
u STEAM SHIP COMPANY.
.Njght. Line For Norfolk.

4 Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
street, at Up. NJ. stopping at Newport News
on route Faro 332. 80 one way, $500 round trip,
i, 'cludlng stateroorn berth; meals, 50c. each.
Street Cars TO Steamers Wharf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
IN THE accoD OLD SUMMER TIME"
- ALONG THE C, g. O, RY,

IN THE accoD OLD SUMMER TlMEn
ALONG The G. q 9. ny,
summer excursion tickets with liberal
limits and stop,oyer privileges on sale
I Low rate Communication tickets for fam
lilies spending the summer IN the coun-
try, =
heads OF families and Sunday visitors.
Grass Widowers' Monday morning spe-
cial train, July 10th to August 18th.
Elks' GRAND LODGE MEETING. RuF,-
FALo, N.YulJULY 1f.15, 1905,
1900 round trip from Richmond, Via
tho popular York River Route. Leave
Richmond 1870 P,p NJ, daily, except sun,
day; arrive Buffalo 1880 P. ~, the follow
lng evening, ills the choice Of all routes,
ATLANTIC COAST LlN1-cHEAP
RATEs-FOuRTHo OF JULY.
Account above, the Atlantic Coast Line
Will sell tickets. to al points south OF
Potomac and east ne Mississippi Rivers,
Including ST. Louis, NO., at one and one
third flrst-class fares minimum rate, BY
cents), Tickets on sale July LIST to 4th,
inclusive, final limit July 9Th, 190a
y For full information, apply to agents
OF tho company; Richmond Transfer Lon'-
pany, $40 east Main Street, or
G, 8. CAMPBgLL,
Division Passenger Agent, III
No. 8ss East Main Street. Richmond, VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS !, MARKETS.
s. PEANUT MARKET.

OReported by Rogers, McCahe ana co. Oh ~
4 PETERSBURG. Vas. June .7.-pEASN, uI VI
spanish-Aiarketf firm at 81: 10 per bushel. w.
etnias..A1arket3 steady at {Skc. for fancy stock;
machine picked, .,sGaAc.; shelling STOCK, 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

nALTIMoRE, Md, June .7.-FLoUR-
Contract, No e Srsd, Western. July. sen Csc. !;
southern by samplS 5S Sst SoF aohsTn
Wife VIII corn. ssa8lc. Oats--Firm; No, mixed,
and uasSanxea fs snsy
inHla ;ssn i7c store packed ll1l6c. Exgs-,
Steady I'd unchanged at ls!:e. cheesssIFI!m
ana Unchanged; large loA9i0tso, sugar
Steady and unchanged. HG3 81 III a
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u ,e,,rd,n. n. registered .............
u, 81 refundinr -, coupon, :. =. !. lol
y y Y. 's ssssss =
Il, & Nav a. re.,a,ered. IL
7, a, New a. coupon ........................ l,:t
" s. Old a. registered. ~
=, sr.s ~ ,rnhs ccn d. certlfcates 7bh
American Tobacco o., certificates. -. AZ
A!cnison s,a'.. ..nt 4. -. ..,........ g6h
Atlantic Coast Line t ~
Bai.more anu "a nhIo XII. s7h
Central OF Georgia a. II
Central Of Georgia LIST 1nc........ y y
Central OF Georgia % 1nc........ ,oe
Chesapeake and Ohio :. :. !. AZ Sa
Chicago and Alton ,SsI
Chicnso. 3. and Quincy new a: 80. &c
ChicaSo r. I. and Pacific =. =: s.. ~ 70
chicag 90. r. l. and PEc. \. n. So'. o 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
. I. Z, : I, 81 or ,1ARKET

NEW; YoRK, Jun. liN. Dot tonsped oil dull
and barely steady Prime crude - Is 9sst g ms
summer yellow, nominal; prime white, 309Slc
prime winterS yellow, 3o93lc. y II SIS ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
s,,,urcA 7 ranged : 20 follow:
y leao1'os SA.'IeNs Oman. HiRh, Low. Close

l7F Cash quotations were as folIows, tlour-
Irregular. No. spring wheat. Sl,lo9l. 10; Nc;
3, siTIlO; No. q red. fl.o4. No. 9 corn. tS:t0
500 No ye!ow ssassAe No; oa rs a s;s
Good feeding barley, 4o@i.c fair TO- choice
axsesS s s . rs iS
ess pork. per barrel ST.? 6sale,7o; lard. per 100
pounds s7.es,sal7s Is; short Ribs sides teoaseell
81, sodI7.po; short clear sides (boxed) q 6O97 20
Contract grade, sll,75G1..e5, putser-stsady;
cleameries. ledeoc.; dairles 6giss. Egss-
Easy at mark, cases lncluaed. -, 100. ~ nrsss
i3nc,; prime hrsts, ltc,; extras, NC, CReese-
Firm at hdlohc & NJ ,s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Governor Wood Back.

n! (By Associated Pressl
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. June 27.--Ma-
1or.Geneysll Leonard Wood and wife ar
rived to-day OH the Pacific liner Manchu-
ria from the Orient,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
FOR new YORK

78Vla NIght Line Steamers (except| Saturday,
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
and Western Ry. at . a. NJ. and 8 n NJ and
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. at o A. NJ and 4 p.
N. making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk With Main Line Ships sailing at Z
T. 6. BOSWELL. c,t UT. Tickle. Agent, sos ..
Main Street W u MA3kR Agent sn Steamer
New York. n. !. r. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

c., G.. C. and st.. louis gen. 4s.......,.. 10lN
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIX
Colorado and Southern 4s.................. s4h
Cuba S. certincat ts lo6X
Denver and Rio Gr4lnds ls.................. 1929
Distiliers, Securities 6s..................5 M
Erie nrior lien 100
Erie General. 9sN
iI Srs Val,ey u liz
u tanan &c certincates. ,,,.,............ 10l n
iouisyIie and Nash! Unif,ed is............. 1851
Nanbattsn con 9oid "a 10i Is
Mexican Central 1s...... 77h
Msrican Central Isl inc. ,.......,........, 2ox
M Maa and ka 81, .G sns 4s.as si
4 Sfi.souri Kon,an and Texas 2de,..,,.....+ Sc RI
National r. r OF Mexico con. 4s.......... slM
Ma, Yorl Central rem lts......,.,,..,... 100h
Nav Jersey Central Ker, 5s................. 1854
Nor+hern racIfc a. 106 ~
Eorthorn = "a riac a. .,,,.,,..,,...,.. II
Norfolk a nd Western con. A:................1 oS
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SEs.ABO'1 a RD.
Am LINE RAILWAY

g9is 80 l-v- lyJo ~, x II. It's
mr., ~. LEAVE 3NIctIAIOND-DAIl.f. {sS
~ Loesll.-ror Norma ana Ha,let.
s:U p, A-Sea3oard lust Mait-Zs,nyanhah
}s'NS 1IascKsuyliie,I Atlanta ana s,oatnwea!.
"a M % Ms pvSlrd Express eNVanttAi|, SaSh
Ao''' ssn,nviiie, Atlanta and soutiiwest,
T'RAilsss ARRIVE TRlGHMOtSp ~ -.
ec.s5 A. Nj From Florida, Atlanta ana nopsn's
MwssM.-Fro.u Florida, Atlanta and south-
west, 49,, Il 4 ,s,,n,.t 81 81
$50 r \; Al;1 !, :, lo''' 1850 Nv. NJ TAYLOR,
II, D. t.t.'tTo,n nss Apant Gig Ticker Agent. ri
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
AZ BALTIMORE, Md. ) une e7--Seaboard Air
Line common, 20 asked; do. preferred, SO asked,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-09
MAINE SCHOOL NOTES.
Chat of the Day in Some of Our
Schools and Colleges.

Prof. Henry johnson Of BowdolI
College who passed the summer III
Italy, returned home, last week.
Percy ]. Look, Pennington boy,
has been chosen vice president of the
sophomore class of Boston University.
c. Winfield Richmond of Brewer has
been appointed teacher Of music at the
Higsins Classical Institute i'll Charles
ton.
Prof. James kcndrcgm Of West
brook seminary has resigned TO accept
"a position n the East Division high at
milwaukee. Wis.
OF the eight young men who Gradu-
1tcd from the Pennington High schoo!
in June. six have entered Bowdoin
College, this fall.
The annual fraternity limitations will
be held at Bowdoin on Friday evening.
oct. 90 at which time the eight fra
t"rnitics of the collcg" will receive new
lrembcrs into membership.
There are l. young ladies in tn .
Fl eshman class at the University of
Maine. this fall 50 small 1 proportion
that ihc co-educltiCnal problem does
not make ripple there.
David r. Porter, Names first
Rhodes scholar at oxford. will sail
October 18th from Montreal en- rout"
for oxford University. England, where
he will continue his studies.
Miss Edith MIybcrry. of Brooklinc
Mass. a graduate Of Biddeford High
school. has recently been appointed by
rhe Poston school board instructor III
English in the Dorchester High school
Philip Mason Palmer. formerly Of
Westbrook. has been given the pro
fessorshin of German in the depart
ment of modern languages, in the Lee
high university. Penn. where he has
1,aan instructor for the past TWO years.
Prof Palmer is a Bowdoin graduate
,nd later took a special course at Iiar-
ward.
Tho Kappa Sigma Chapter House on
Harnswell street, Brunswick, is rapid!
nearing completion. and the club eX-
pects TO occupy it in about month
the house has been built this slimme'
ord while smaller than NC olhefs y :
artistic ana occupies a fine location
When this house is finished IN" en- I,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-09

eight fratcrnitics of BowdoiE will have
| chapter houses.
Somerset Reporter: BY scores our
Maine teachers are being gObblcd ul
by NJ issachusctts, where higher wages
are raid. 50 the mother state is get
ting Oul very bcst teachers. Tho qucs-
ton is not, can we afford to pay
more! but can We afford to lose these
teachers?
Brunswick is well represented in
several prominent colleges by it's young
ladies'. Miss Edith Woodruff is mt
Nassar, Miss Rachel 7. Little at Smith
College, Miss Anna Snow at Wellesley,
Miss Ethel Hun AT Boston University.
1T Mt, Holyokc Brunswick is repro
scnted by Miss Edith Weatherill in the
Sophomore Grass and by Miss Mary
Coombs WHO entered this fall.
At the opening of the Brunswick
Jiigh School, Wednesday morning.
Principal Edgar kaharl took Il vote OF
the school upon The question of OPEN
llIE the school mornings with some
Kind Of religious cxcrciscs. The vote
WIS almost unanimous iii favor of do
ing so. Mr.. Kaharl then stated that
he would read Il selection from the
Bible and have this followed by the
Lords Prayer each morning. Several
Years ago the custom of opening with
religious exercises was dropped for
several reasons ana since Their there
Las been nothing Of the kind Mr.. Ka-
Earl will not ask anyone to take part
III the exercises who does not wish to
do so.
Principal ROliston Woodbury. Of
Thornton academy called the boys to-
eether this week and gave them 4.
short talk advocating the formation of
Z, Sler club in connection with the
school He stated that ne was very
much in favor OF such an organiza-
ton. believing it would be of material
benefit to the school and to those be-
longing to it. As a result of the prin-
tlpaIs talk, which was enthusiastically
| deceived by the boys. steps were at
ONCE taken to organize glee club
| DEM 1T WAS elected manager and Car
E.hd assistant manager. the other Off
| GERS and the composition of the club
nclnG left to another meeting. There
is plenty Of good material in the school
ior such club and it is believed that
cfeu'tab!e and successful organiza-
ION can be established ut Thornton.
rN"f"tt ft- Parri. connected with The
"iIiho United Statcs coas. e,,r,.o,. Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-09
STATE NEWS.
sURRY.

The schools in different districts com
meucod again last Monday, after a sus-
pension Of one week, or account OF 81
many scholars having the measles
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis have returned
TO their home at So. Surry, after spend
ing few weeks in Massachusetts.
Miss Martha Beede arrived home from
Par IIarbor where she has been en-
ployed during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. M:llkcn of Gardiner
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warden
Lord at their home OH Main St, recently
Mrs Fl. Z. Young is in Franklin, having
been called there by the death of Mrs
ScammOns Ct that town.
Mr.. Walter Eagan was in Bangor re-
Gently where he purchased new horse
to be used on his Il. +. ID. route.
MIR. Everett Stone arrived home re-
Gently, after his summers engagement on
board tic yacht Idclia Of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-09
LINCOLN.
CEDAR GROVE

Mrs. Carrie Rhines was calling on
Ter friend, Mrs. John Lilly, Thursday.
Mrs Glenwood Liegan was the
guest of her cousin. Miss Evelyn Lilly.
Wednesday.
Charles Wade has returned home
from Capitol Island, where he has had
quite Il successful season.
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Lilly passed
Sunday in Woolwich, the guest Of Mrs.
W. III. Lilly and w. c. Oliver
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-09
| Give Honor to Whom 1t Is Due.

Dr. David Kenncdy's Favorite Rene
dy, of Rondout, n. Y, cured me of
Brights' disease and Gravel. Four of
the best physicians had failed to re-
iicve me. / have recommended it to
scores Of people with like success, and
know it will cure all who try it.--Mrs.
z. p. Miner. Burg Hill. o. Price s1.00.
Ill druggists: 6 bottles. $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-09
Tired Mothers.

It's hard work to take care Of chill
lren and to cook, sweep, wash. sew and
mend besides.
1t makes shop of the home-a shop,
too, where sixteen hours make a day
and yet there is much working over
time.
Hoods Sarsaparila helps tired mo-
theirs i'll many ways-it refreshes the
blood, improves the appetite, ard as
sures restf,Il sleep.