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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
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@errtoit, 9. Gnf., bar prret berneoe
pcu im grpIlrpsreiie.
George 0beIps nfiIi,tteSe lit @e-
Jog Der iorrige ltge o. reiite til ct.
GouI | Gorrctningcr; oerfro reiier
han til ENGLAND.
Rr. % Mrs. Carl 6reebers
.reiite | Tanbass til GIenc aafe, bpor
be piI tiIbringe cit sio noe | bet frie
% paa ben Seilige SiSiis.
Mrs. q. q. Rap fom | Sirs.
bags ira Gbicnao paa en- Waaneos
@eisg hos fine SornISre, DIR. %
@trs. q. 81. Seperion.
Wiis asnes Suigen er fon.
men biem ira lit @eisg | 5orgo %
M R~eIigionsifoie | ben Sor.
eneOe Rirfes Weitisbeo Der | gpei.
Nrs. o.. Gingsen / Iibgeipnp
reiite / @espnoeIier al llseu til 3eer.
fieIb, 8is., for at beige TN Son,
Sbeobor Aingser.
Mr. og WtrS. Salnor SibelritS
ira Surtlnrt6, Wtnt., er for Si6en |
hos fine SI9gtninee Der |
gpert, Mrs. Rortin S~oaeenion %
Dtr8. NIs Sftite.
Mrs. 6. 8. @eiier ofIliittebe
fcrIeSen Dag tit geisg bos fine Sor.
Boitmeiter og Wrs. Warib. o9
biem til Sarge. Sum tanter
pan at tiIbringe en- flor Gel al Com
lneren meo nogIe 8enner | geIotp.
tone 8arf.
3oIlnt q. @afer fra @iSseipap
% @siIs Senriette @. SteerSIano
ira SauSe, Gbidaiatp County, bieo
2srSne BEN 90te Slni pstepieoe bos
groSer Sobn Steen8latr5 t
Chicago. 8aitor ". 8. Sobnipn no.
iertc &ieIiem. Sobn SteeusGarto sra.
>uereSe | 1897 fra 2ittber College pg
r mn goItbetieut poo Sernbuucn.
Reoaftsr S. 5. Green, @anf'
.. s. Rc&op % SfobmoIer
3. s. Bromley piI reiie til Senper til
5IfS Srbenens Wsbe. 9erefter bill
Be tiIbringe nogle Tiger | ben Itorar.
.eSe SieIbnotur / Colorado og beige
9. Sfucf, Tom tiIbringer CONNIE.
rem / 8ronS Junction. 9e piI ligge
2eir oppe / Sieloene en- Sib 90 for.
tste fig ureS Sogt og Siiteri.
- af ct Brioofreo ira "0erorab'
eciten"s llSyioer, bateret Sronobiem
ret 24Se SSsauri, erfares, at 5eitlisbe.
verne ser iurSer 8rprineen bon pgret
neItooenSe ItorarteSe. San nrpner
'giaa a1Sienien, iuu be forIfieilige
tberdanoFe 9epiitotiuner buooe Dos
Gong SaafcL % pnualer Serate ION
reget eIifp9rbig. Sr. aruinsNerts og
5r. Sougers 3reoitiuer iom bore TO
,orife 8orentngers &eprefettaItter
reo Gbresier o. 7. b. bleo cperrutt
onuileu ueo andre 9epiitutiorers
DRESSER. 9eputottonerne bar cg'aa
not ct interesiont Dtsbe meS Sur'
hinesorGIiSenten og en Gel al Stpr'
btrgets WeSIenmer. giifop Bangs
SrpOtfen peo &rorin9en untaleS iolrr
neQet gribenbe. SigeleScs INCOMES,
It 9oitor @otbnes armrirgSiaug hlep
ltnqet urSer en- BolfcfeIt Ser 23Se.
Pciien bnr pGret opermaabe tnteres'
ant, % 8ecorabS &eprgientaltter er
,coae / bebite @eI9aoeroe % liort9r'
ct !Sunter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
Nnarftiter.


@aibirgton mcuer, at en- bel Gel
IuarfiItcr inSpanSrer til bette 9ann,
Itisnt Be oeS 9oo er uSdliffeSe her.
fra. SaaIeScs fom Sen b~etienbte
eugeIfc auarfiit Sobn Surner iIonS,
ioet ban uognu fig for SfrGober.
act ituar life ifreoet | gnnSeu paa
Dem, at be er anarfiiter, % f,oar BE-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

SougreSmanS Serrp 6. GSnmS
fra 2Oet 8iScon'ir.S iitrift er SsS,
% man bar begpnot at trnfc pna
forb. @uperusr ~. 3. SonrS / Sort
atfiuion iom bans GfteriGlser.
Ioams suifeoe al BIZ 9ienpalgt, men
bapoe en- WobfonSiSnt / Sobn ~.
0eNou. ct Telegram fra WtaSiion
iieel, at gtr. Sooro er Den eneite,
icn fan ilaa HeIion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
9ecprnb % OmleglL.
Sen 12te SnIi 1909.
Nppet

Ebbcn.-S @lsnpopo Scpnihip, @ius
cnrSheif Epunip, chen Suli, @trs, Spraer
Se6cn, 50 gar sarnrneL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
SsSSiaIS.

SBDSTnlD.
anbretp 8. gue | Springfield
SorpnIbip 6sSe iibIte 2erSne | en- al'
Ger al ontreut ST glor. 8egraoeljen
foregif Wennoag. afbsSe bar en- al
De eIbite SettIere | Springfielo
Sotrnibip.
Wtrs. Serriette Iatbilbe Sslanb,
Grit ISLANDS Suitru, afgif | SreSags
pIlloieIigt pcO 9poen i fit Sien poa
@uFbington 8rGrie. 9gSSoariagerl
bar SiertefeiI. af0s6e, Der fpISte 4S
gtor f6itIeoen Sttobrr, efterInSer fig
seetefpue 90 ire 9srn, TO @i9er Og
en- Gut.
Mrs. Soraer 96Sun I 8IsnipooS
ScturShtp bsoe BEN 2Ser sSsiilf | irr
Ssrs Sien efter en- IGngere SiSs
SRbom, rpirn so aar gamneL.
Sum fom til anterita / 194S 90 fo1n
ueS i'm Mtn1rS til 8nneibeif Gountp
| 1853 % neoiatte iig pan ben 5arm,
hnor bum boeOe til FIN Gso. SerrSes
Md1t0 bebe for mango Gar iioelp;
Fun efterIoSer fig TO Conner og Ell
3atter; Ell Satter 6sSe for ire aar
fibet og en- Ssn er flpttet berfro.
sos ben ouSen Seu bar bum bnpt tit
5ien, % ban % bans Seitcr bar
pleiet gSO6errp paa oct iibite. Mr$.
S0Aan bleo utoer tor SeltogeIie be-
graoer ben Ace SaIIi; 8aitor Saul
aoren taIte / Sielunrt Og Or. 9.
&orgn I airfen. @trs. 0SSurt booSe
uGret WeoEem al 8aibmatou 9rG.
RE Wartgbeo, iiber ben bIep Ittftet,
&C bar oItina ct al SorTturo Screens
oprtrroeliee S~ogrrbsrt.
&eptS Scrtberg 6soe OusougS Nj
ten / fit Stem her / @pen efter ont
trent TO Cages SpgeIeie. afSsoe bar
Dog Upret ipgeIi9 / mango aar. San
bIeo nGr II Aur gonmeI. &etnberg
pur fsot / Sonoper, EpTfIauo, o. no.
our6re6e til amerifa | 22.NnrsoISc.
rem. San arbci6ebe en- TiS / Nil.
palIfee, &is., 90 iCnCre / MfoOiion,
goor ban, oa 9orperfrigeu brpO no,
boerOeoe fig / 236e Bisconiin Regi.
mert, bcori ban tieute, inStiI han ef.
ter > gor % 9 0tonncNerS 6orIbb
mootte forIo6e Grmceu poa @rlmo
al Spgoom. Sioen 1868 bar ban
boet i @tnneibeif County. San or.
bet6e6e Iom 8on6eISbetient / Gcroocr
90 ienere / 8iogerpo1 % fit om'iScr
Guirttelic / 6. y. @oboor0S 9utif
her ! @rer, hocr Hnn bar I 16 Iar.
San citcrIo0cr ii3 Scene % 6 horne
@Grn, I Sfu ca ) Gptrr. @NraOcI.
len forHoor ia S~Dr1emtict 2erSug
81. ? G'IcrmioNal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

anbrep 8. Sue I Springfield
SoiprIbip SsSe iibIte 2erSne | en- III.
ser al ontrent ST gtor. geeraOelen
foregif DeanSaa. afbsSe bar en- al
De eIbite SettIere | Springfielo
S~otpnibip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

eenb 1Seeprab.gsfens til SIcgt
ea genner | bet eamIe aunA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
GREAT SUCCESS.
Fair and Sale at Dexter Has brilliant
Ending.

Dexter. Me. Nov. . (SpeciaD In spite
of the incle.ncnt weather the annual fair
AID sale of tie Ladies' Aid of the First
Uriversalist church was a great success
The hall WAS crowded with ladies' all
the afternoon.
The decorations were especially attrac
by ia'iies. relr' scented the six ages OF
wDtna =. Nu-7erous other booths were also
thor" including a lemonade and candy
booth and mystery booth for the chill
drcn. Tie financial side Of the sale was
v+ry successful From go until 30 sup
per Wa served. Those comprising the
supper committee were: Mrs. Samuel Ell
bridge. Mrs. Samuel s. Ireland. Mrs
Frceland J. Gerry. Mrs. Walter Scott.
Mrs. John w. Srringall. Mrs. Henry F.
Dole. Mrs. Edward J. Sturtevant and Mrs
Charles p. McCrills. This evening the
far closed with the presentation Of the
four act drama, "N'illowdale,' by loca!
talent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

Inspector John w. Deehan of the
Cambridge police department returned
home Thursday from Bangor having
recovered a pair of pearl cuff buttons
pearl studs ard several other articles
valued in all at about 800. which We're
stolen from Westmoreland court. a
Harvard dOrmitory. on Feb. %. 1905
The inspector established beyond a
doubt that practically all the articles
stolen at that time, valued at $1,000.
We're taken to Bangor and lRwned
without attracting attention two days
after the robbery. AS none of the goods
We're redeemed most of them have been
sold. 1t is expected that more of the
property will be recovered later. a
watch valued at 5000. $3.50 fur-lnad
overcoat, several suits Of clothes and
jewelry, which are beyond a doubt the
stolen property. We're handled by Ban
gOr paWnbrokers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Now.
Receipts. 2l3i6 bbls; exports.
7142 hbls: sales l., 500 packages. Market
firm with a fair trade. Extra winters.
$2@fiS:.:o: winter low grade, s. SDft. 1905.
WtIEAT-Reacoc!igptss;; 5000 blu; exports:
No red. S2is elevator. S3Ss o afioat
No. ! northern Duluth. ss7S afIoat
No. > hard winter $685. b afioat.
CORN-Peceipts. 1.NG bu: exports 49,
20" bu: sales, 5000 In futures. SPOT firm;
No. >. Sc elevator and $50, f o b sfoat: No.
yellow, 55is: No. white, Sc
OATS-Roceipts. rs, 200 bu exports, 1857.
Spot. firm: mixed oats oGM32 lbs. 3s; nat
ural white. @omS3 lbs, 39et4oH; clipped
white SGil0 lbs, 39fi3.
BEEF-Firm-
LARD-F'irm; western prime, 5000 So 20.
PORK-Steady.
BUTTER-SteaGy. unchanged: receipts,
573S.
CHEESE-Quiet. unchanged receipts
5i14.
E.tiGS-Firm, unchanged; receipts. 3sle.
POTATOES-1rish easy; sweets, dull,
unchanged.
sUGAR.--Raw steady firm. refining,
gar. 3ls: refined. quiet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.
New York Noy =

NEW OTk, NON.7.
Yesterdays advance in stocks, which
was stimulated by the increase in the
PENNSYLVANIA dividend was continued to-
day on an increased volume OF business.
There was evidence to indicate large buy
ing by an uncovered short interest. 1t
manifested itself first IN the Hill stocks
in 9lt jump in Great Northern preferred
and "a in Northern Pacific. No news was
forthcoming Il explain the violent Use
in these stocks. The same Influence was
credited with the aggressive advance in
Reading: The only news regardlng that
September. which showed a failing or
from last year hOth for the coal com
crease for all companies reaching s427.l59
or % per cent. There was an eXtensiv..
retirement of such commitments TODAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
HALLOWELL.
Church Notices.

Prof II. r. Hatch will preach Sunday
at tn, Baptist church.
st. Matthews church, Rev. w. +. Llv-
inSSton reotor-Twenty-firs Sunday after
Trinity. Morning service with Holy Com
munion at 1920 o'clock; Sunday school at
ITO o'clock.
Ola South Congregations church, Rev.
c. \. Wight pastor: Preaching at ilo.31
a. W. by the pastor. Communion will fol-
low. At p. NJ. worship. with special
r,,iSic and sermon. Other services as usu-
al.
E.:St Universalist church, corner Sec
oud and Central streets Rev. Geo. VII
soy Scudder, p. D.. pastor AT 1910 A. NJ.
morning worship. music by quartet choir.
AL Souls day. sermon by thu pastor
Our Father which Art in Heaven" AT
II. -. Sunday school.
Rev. G. D. Holmes. presiding elder Of
the Augusta district. will pay his second
official visit to the Methodist church Sat
urhty and Sunday. The Quarterly con
ference will be held at 80 this evening
Mr.. Holmes will preach at lc.;1 Sunday
morning and speak at the evangelistic
services in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
Co. A Notes.

Co. A, will hold no Oh ill lI,nday on
account Of the confusi"ll of things due
to the changing OF armorits, which it is
expected will be in progress by that
time. The Robinson building has not
received what improvements and
changes that will be necessary, but
the soldiers V ill do the best they can
under the circumstances until things
can he bettered.
The transferring Of company property
will probably be begun today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
AARON HOWES OF ROckLAND.
Retired Lumber Merchant Dies Friday
at Advanced Age.

ROckland, Ne, Nov. Aaron HoweS.
4 retired lumber merchant. died today
al the age of Sc of a complication of
diseases. He was a grandson of Syl-
vapuS HoweS. who was with Wash
ington's army when the British evacu-
Der Of Knox Lodge of Odd Fellows and
had served in the city government. A
widow and one daughter. Mrs. David
Moftland, survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, NOV. :.
FLOI'R-Highcr; mill shipments, spring
patents. "a. 4jFi$IS0.
CORN -l'nchangcd; No. 3 yellow asE..
OATS-ITnchanged; No. clipped whitf.
Az.
HAY-IrnchanPcd No !, so.
MILL. FEED-Iiigher; spring bran
ST.. 5DMS-2.
MINED FEED-$23M,S21
URk-l'nchanged; medium, Sl9.
IARD-I.ouer, 101-.
Unchanged; whole cattie. M5 !.
BS-lnchanged; spring, HAP; fall,
lUull.
LS-Tnchanged, 1lMl212.
BUTT Err Firmer. Northern. 23n2"
CHEESE.-S Steady; York stat, B12ul Az.
Eggs Higher; choice, @Iil; western
.tu2J.
APPLES quiet; No. l Baldwins. $11JG
81 y; Greetings. $l.IOu$2.25.
POTATOES-Lower, Green Mountains
52u;.3.
SI-GAR-Lower on basis of $3.50 for
grauulatpd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
Church Notices.

First baptist church. Rev. j.. II. Clarke
pastor: Morning service. at 1920 o'clock.
with Sermon by the pastor; Sunday
school At L; evening service At o'cl3ck.
FIRST Church Of Christ. Scientist: Ser
vice at ~. Is a. NJ, subject OF lesson-ser-
mon: Adam and Fallen Man. lesti-
nonial meeting "Wednesday At 80 +. NJ.
{ 'ngrega tional church. Roy. I.angdon
Quimby pastor Morning " rship at 10 80
o'clock, with sermon by the pastor, who
viii de- er the first Of 4 series OF ser
mons on the general subject Of WHY
Should One Practice the Worship of
God" The subject Will be Because of
the Teachings of Scripture" Other ser
vices as usual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
TROOPS IN NEED.
Continued from Page One)

tana. 30 miles north of Moorehead. A
messenger. who arrived today at A.
vada. talked with Chief Ukaskia, who
said:
Snow comes, we go to see Sioux
pretty soon. Cheyennes come not
now"
A courier is momentarily expected at
Arvada announcing the result Of a con
ference between the UteS and Col Rod
ders and Maj GriersOn. The gener-
al belief is that the Utes will refuse to
accept any terms to return to their
reservation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

Weather conditions have been ex-
tremely bad for the klark- Urban Co.
which l., playing at Johnson Opera
house. yet there were many who braved
the clements to attend the per-
f"rma 'ce last evening, and all We're
we'll satisfied. There will be a matine.
this afternoon and the closing perfor-
barce will be given this evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

Dealers in net stock say that suburban
reside ntS of Boston are adoptn. the
latest fad the raising of game chickens
The stately carriage and brilliant plum
age of these brlligelpnt fowl make them
valuable for decorative purposes on tn"
lawn t. People VIII. would, however
never dream Of putting their coIabativr
qualities To the test The dealers are
pruphosvinS that before long the old
tins" fancy Of keeping gamccocks chained
with silver chains On the lawns of c0un-
try houses will be revived Boston Rec
nDl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

1t was announced Friday that John
d. Rockefeller had made to the Ameri-
can Baptist Home Mission Society a
conditional gift of $4,000 toward the
rebuilding of destroyed and injured
baptist churches in and about San
francisco. The condition is that the
society shall realize as much more by
April !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

Foreign discounts rose tolay and the
Bank of France and the Imperial Bank
of Germany reported a considerable i'm
pairment of conditions both by decrease
result was a strong foreign exchange
market here Professional profit taking
on the days advance became general I'M
der cover Of the later stages Of the adj
vance in Reading and the market closed
easy and materially below the highest
prices of the day.
Bonds were steady. Total, SalrG. par
value S. 49,. 600. United States Is advanced
u Der cent on call -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
New York Cotton Market.

.cw York, Nov. 2.
Cotton: Spot closed quiet; Midland Up
lands, $40 4j do Gull, $lot5. Sales. 200
bales.
Cotton markets: Galveston, quiet,
10 ZIG: Charleston, nominal --; Men
phS. quiet ltA; New Orleans. quiet los,
Mobile. easy. 8 ZIG; Savannah. easy, 10.
Consolidated net receipts for seven
days, As0.3o7. Exports to Great Britain.
151 lG6; exports to France, al,tli: export
an JlOo stock, 929. 5,J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
Local Notice.

Ha' ing fitted up shed in the old
cotton mill yard l am prepared to
furnish the citizens Of Hallowell with
dry hard and soft wood, fitted or in
cord " BOD lengths. at reasonable prices
for cash.
oct 80 -nOV1and3 G.. a. PALMER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO NOV. 2.
Liquidation by local holders caused
wheat market. the December delivery
closing 1T Il net loss Of liMa. Corn was
down lsml<c. Oats were a shade higher
and PROVISIONS were TX, to 17.bG12Gc. lower.
WHEAT-Dec 49,: Nav. 7S%.
CORN-Dec. 45A; May AJAX; July Az.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

Daniel Mc,iillicuddy. formerly of Ban
doiph, has bought the lunch room in
Depot square which until recently was
conducted by George H. Pow ers. For
the last several years Mr.. McGillicuddy
has been in business in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

Beane's Corner drug store can show
you some high art fancy boxes today
for both Apollo and Epicurean
chocolates. only &c. pound box for
latter Remember the new process
Postal cards With local views.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, NOV. Z.
CATTI. E-Reccipts about $500: steady
but slow; common to prime steers a.zTn
$40.
HOGS-Receipts about 15,0o0; strong to
cents higher; choic" to prime heavy,
tt..;,u$ Gid
SuEEp-Kec.ipts about 7Oc0; steady to
strong; sheep $intS5.15: ycarIings. $'aUn
sG ~. lambs $GGt$I -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

F. C. Wakefield, who Is soon to move
to Canada. will sell his houseloll goods
Monday morning at auction The sale
will be held On the premises at 141
Spring street and will open at $50
O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

Prof. Monaghan opened a dancing
class for High school students last
.enins in n. F. o. p. hall. There was
:. large number Of pupils present and
others are planning to join the class
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

According to th2 rcIr'rt of the Pittshurg
Institute for III" Study of Tuberculosis.
the hyEcniC conditions in American fac
tories are, II rule. tar less satisfactory
than those in Europ"- The report corrcctS
the current nJtiOn that 4 cough alW iyS
accompanies consumption: in many cases
there is little or no cough
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

II .has been estimated that terrestrial
ass are frightening at the rate of
"'ou' haif a second a century.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
GARDINER.

Miss Annie Jones. who has been a
guest of Gardiner friends for several
days, returned yesterday to her home
Il. Gath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

AT a railway station in Belgium is
| clock which only requires winding up
once in five years. 1t was placed there
by the. Belgian Government i'll 1881. and
keeps capital time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03

OA.rS-Dcc 235saDE; May $685.; July 33B.
MESS PORK-July $14: May $1i.1O.
T.ARD-Nov. 500; Dec. $S.12E; Jan.
>' SHGRT Tx KkIiss-jan. s7C2K May s7.75.
W;HE,AT-No. spring. 7cm79, No 3. Il
G,;s. NJ 2 red, 13%tdtHH
roRN-No. 2. iGX; No. yellow. 47HE1
oArs-No 2, 1874; No. white, BIZ: No
,HHilRI,EY-Go feoding. -----; fair to
c,,,;cn mailing, 4GNI!O.
ELAXSEiGD- No. L. slosh; No. north
western. Sllli.
"TJMOTIIY-Pr Prime. S. l5m$L25.
CLOVER SEE.
SiiORT RIEES SIDES u.ooscJ. sS.a:ht
MESS T0RK-$lG2:,.
LAkl'-$".D.
Receipts. Shipments.
9,nur ............ 26.Gh A. SO
"a helt ............ Gl,Rh 49, 100
rorn ......... 100. 200 20 30
E,t. ............ PIC, 700 9Gt GOD
-, A. 2pi 2SD
i,'rI., ........ "a, 4W, $500
sI'TrEK-Stc;,dy; creamtrles lym2oha,
dal ri.S, lSiaM23.
EGGS Firm, at mark cases included.
.ato.y; iiretS, -; prime iirstS, 2FE, extras,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. J. 0uinIan & Co.
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-12
GREAT YEAR FOR
SHEEP AND ANGORAS
Mayor Bursum Of Socorro, Reports Un-
precedented Good Condtlon-lm-
provements in Gem City.

Hon. H. o. Bursum, has returned to
Socorro from his sheep and Angora
goat ranches in the Oscura Mountains
where he has spent the past six weeks
attending closely to the lambing and
shearing of the thousands of sheep and
Angora goats on his ranches. He re-
ports the most successful year for
sheep growers and Angora raisers ever
had in central New Mexico. The in
crease in lambs and kids was beyond
precedence. The wool is sheared and
stored ready for shipment and Is an
abundant crop, of superior texture and
high grade. The outlook for the re-
mainder of this year is of the best as
there is an abundance of water and
grass for months to come.
Upon his return to Socorro, Mayor
Bursum found the water supply sys-
tenn of the town In a bad condition
and Immediately went to work to put
it into good shape. Arthur j. Griffin,
engineer of the Santa Fe Water and
Light Company, was sent for and is
now i'm Socorro aiding Mr.. Bursum
to remedy the defects and to place the
system In proper condition which is
now being done. The mayor also con-
templates the speedy construction Of
cement sidewalks on Manzanares Ave.
nue. from the Plaza to the railroad de-
pot, Manzanares Avenue being the
principal thoroughfare of Socorro. He
will visit Santa Fe as soon as he clears
up accumulated work.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-12
RARE SNOWY EGRETS
IN NEW MEXICO
Pair of Beautiful Birds Shot Near
Moriarty-3.o00 Miles From
Home.

While shooting ducks near Moriarty
about a month ago, Harry Sims and
Herbert Sims, killed two beautiful
snowy birds, about the size OF the
specie of small heron, common to
New Mexico marshes. The birds
were quite tame, when found by the
hunters and apparently had never been
nlolested. They were snowy white
with transparent bills of a brilliant
red color. The bills in no place were
thicker than the larger end OF an or.
binary darning needle. The legs OF
the fowls were also of a brilliant red
and very long and slender much like
those of a crane. Upon their return
to Santa Fe, the Messrs. Sims brought
the strange looking birds to the Sani.
tarium where they were exhibited Ito
local hunters but no one was able to
tell what specie of the feathered fam
lily they belonged to. Harry Sims
then sent the fowls to taxidermist In
Colorado Springs, who promptly wrote
that the birds were snowy Egrets,
very rare specie, seldom found out.
side of the extreme northern regions
Of the Americas. In all OF his exper
ience as taxidermist, he said he had
never had the opportunity of mount.
ing ansEgret. How they came to be
in the heart of New Mexico, is unex.
planned, as at the least estimate the
birds were 5000 miles from their ma.
tive haupts. Mr.. Sims will probably
place the birds in museum, as soon
as they are returned to him. They are
quite valuable as exhibits.