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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
NELSON SETS SAIL
Embarks for Liverpool on White Star
Steamer Majestic.

New York. Dec o1.-Oscar Battling
Matthew Nelson of HcgeWiSch, ILL.,. d
leading lightweight fighter. sailed
| "Wednesday on the White Star Liner
Majestic, bound for Liverpool Accom-
panying Nelson was CAL Morton. q
sporting man from Kansas City. while
| at the nicr to see Nelson off We're
Tim" McGrath of Nevada: Billy
Rodcnbach. an amateur boxer OF TINS
city: l.. NJ. Orchard of Chicago, and
| G.. w. IIislop Of this city.
yes, | am going to join Billy Nolan
| in London" said Nelson, and with Cal
Morton and Billy we are going to have
a good look over Europe. | expect to
reach Copenhagen in about six months
time and then | shall send for my faith
or. who is now at IIcgcWisch, to come
out"
who are YOU going to fight next?'
iii not be satisfied to fight any one
until have had another go with Cans
Nelson announced that he had Il new
offer for Il fight between himself and
Joe Cans from a brand new fight town
i'm Nevada. The new Goldtield is a
camp called Manhattan.
The offer of Manhattan for another
finish fight between the two great
lightwcightS is 100000
Nelson received tn" news in a letter
from an cid friend of his. a BILLY" OFT,
who is located at Manhattan.
In tho letter OFT says:
II just want t. show the world that
Manhattan has it all over Goldficld as
u town. They gave Il 100000 purse
thcr" and we can easily raise them
10000 without hurting us much. And
this offer goes. If Cans beats Herman
and YOU can com" to an agreement
with him over tn" division OF the
money. you can take it from me that
tho Manhattan Athletic Club Of Man
hattnn. NCV.. will b" there with $4,000
IN the bank for the battle"
II know this fellow OFT very we'll"
said Nelson, and he is not the kind of
Il man who goes around pcddling hot
air like this unless he has some punch
in it. If OFT says that there is $4,000
out there for Il battle between me and
Cans YOU can go out and gamble that
the money is there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28

the great stars Of the game" replied
Van Haltren, land l told Manager
Chance So
Sweeney. like Miller Higgins of the
Cincinnati team, has changed from
right to left-handed hitting, and since
he switched he has batted at $40 gait.
He is said to be faster than Maloney,
Bay or Browne. getting down to first
base. and beats out many inficd hits
that take two bounds. He covers Il vast
area in the infcld and throws hard and
accurately.
He has the knack Of catching the ball
and putting it on the runner with the
same motion. much like johnny Evcrs
and runs the bases with speed and
Judgment. Sweeney is away above the
average player in intelligence and Is
game in tight places. He fights every
inch Of the way i'll game Of ball and
has an abundance Of nerve. Pa"ilic
coast critics predict i great future for
him in baseball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
TWO GOOD BOUTS.
Wrestling Fraternity of Boston En-
joy Fine Double Bill.

Boston. Dee. 2.-Thc wrestling fra
tcinl'E of this city was treated to a
double bill at the Columbia theater
last night, for. departing from its US
ual custom. the management put on
two instead OF one bout In the first
Of these, two liGhtwcightS, Christie
Jordan "i Wakefield and Joe Hantor-
has of Havcrhili worked for 20 minutes
at the md OF which the latter won,
ana as the match was for a single fall
it ended then.
In the main bout. however. rrokos
the Greek. got another win. this time
over NIlfrcd Barrett Of Lewiston, Me-
u man II pounds lighter than himself.
hul VIII" put w a zinc battle up to the
FrSt fan. While TrnkoS was on the
olicn#c al o' the tim" ii took him %
minutes 10 E"t III" first fall, but he
worked OYER his man 50 iard that he
30, the next fan il cnGht minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
PLAYERS NOT FOR SALE.
Managers Who Have Good Ones Hang
on to Them, Says Cantilion.

"McAlecr has never made me or any
other official of the Washington club
an offer for Lave Cross, said joe Can
tillGn recently to a ST. Louis sporting
News reporter. II expect him to remain
with the Nationals this year although
I have seen the published statement
that Lave has quit baseball. He signed
at his own figures with Washington tor
1905 and 1907 and feel safe i'll Stating
that he will live up to the contract
have never known him to break his
word and I dor't think that he would
do a club | am connected with a S"urvy
trick. He and have been friends for
more years than either Of Us likes 7"
admit and guess we will work in har-
mony throughout the next race
81 am not tipping off my plans for
1907. Stahi has been given tn" option
of staying with us OF picking his team
provided. of course. | can get his value
in players in exchange for his release
There is no chance to buy ball play
or in the American League. Washing
ton will pay fancy figure for g star
or two and 50 will every other club. but
none has d hiSh-clasS man for sale.
"RaScbalI is beyond the selling stage.
Why, q couple Of years ago class \
minur league club hustled to market
its players annually. Now all of ih4!n
are trying to preserve their playing
strength from one season to another L
disposed of many Dos M"inrS players
this and last year. because we finished
first each season by such a margin that
we could spare our hest players and
still win the championship. | never
stand in the way Of a players advance
ment. And the man who does good
work for me at Des Moines or Mime
apCliS will have his interests taken care
Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
Melody and Martin to
Meet in Augusta.
Fifteen Rounds to a Decision
Are on the Schedule.
Many Friends See Battling Nelson
OFF For Trip to Liverpool.

Announcement was made by the
management Of the Augusta Social and
Athletic Association Thursday that
Honey Melody. the welterwcight
champion. and Terry Martin. will sc Is
rounds To decision at City hall on
Tuesday evening, Jan. s. 1907, for the
hamrionship VI tho world, and Will
weigh in at the WcltcrweiSht limit at
the ringsid". Spin Mahaney of Lewis
ton will otiiciate rs referee. Articles
were signed "Wednesday by Col. John
Mooney, representing Melody. and
johnny McGann. representing Martin.
ihis is by far the most important
match which las been arranged since
the association commenced holding
boxing ,XhibitionS in the city, AMI one
in Which there is Widespread interest
in sporting circles throughout the
country. Martin has by mis- Victories
ana clear work. won a warm place in
the hearts of the Maine lovers of sport.
and although Melody is IL comparative
stranger in Maine. having appeared in
the State but once. in March. 1904. his
record i; enough to win for him the ad-
miration of all.
The coming bout will he won on its
merits and will be one that every low
or Of the sport of boxing will he desir-
Gus Of witnessing. Ii will be the best
drawing card that II" club has ever Of
fercd. and il is expected that there Will!
he delegations rf sporting men present
from al over the state, and also from
Boston There will be one Of the great :
,et ,.rnwlS in attendance that ever
gathered at the ringSidc in CITY nali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
Boston Produce Market.

Eoston. Dee. -.
FLbII:-i."W"r; mill shipments. spring
pa;cntS. t.ipWi.1".
CoRN--I Unchanged. NJ. , yellow. 32la.
OArS-t-nchangcd; NJ. clipped white.
IA I'll.
IIAY-Quict: No. l. goo.
MILL FFF.D-QUict
SPRING RRAN-.....-nf $50
MINED FEEI-a3.: Ani2l.-h
POIk-Duil: medium. 40
I.ARp-Dull: 107x.
REF,E'-i'irm: Who'll" cattle S".m?.
LAM BS-E'irm: spring. 1lM12.
NEALS-Frm: 11MI2
rER-Stcady: northern. 31f,32
CHEESE Steady; York state Halls
EGGS-Easicr: choice. 36fi3S: western,
2SG:A
APPLES-Qui"t; NJ. Raldwins 2.25fO
=.
POTATOES In"hangcd: Green Noun
tainS. i.UiS
SUGAR Steady on il bass Of i9n for
graduated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
PRESENTED WITH LOVING CUP.
MAJOR General Aging of New Hamp-
shire Receives Costly Gift.

Concord. n. H., bic. 27.-Mai. Cen
cral Augustus d. AyIng adjutant gen.
rri'i Of tn" New Hampshire National
Guard. and the senior officer of that
rank III the United States. having
served since 1879. is {" retire Jan. 2
i""L. Tho commissioned officers of thc
New Hampshire National Guard. call
'd upon nm at the State House todav
ana presented him with a maruificcnt
silver loving cup. the prcscnt,tior
speech being made by Brig. t:cnnr.,,
.'""o'i u. Giles Of Nashua, command
ing the brigade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
As to Whom Dewey Traded
For AbbaticChio.
Managers with Good Players
Are 10th TO Release Them.
Bill Sweeney Is Said to be the Real
Thing on the Diamond.

Boston, Dec. 27.-CuriOSity is at fever
heat as to the identity Of the player
that Pittsburg is to hand over to Bos-
ton as part of the deal for Abbaticchio.
Both Dreyfuss and Dewey were very
mum over the matter. 1t is long time
between the present and the schedule
meeting and doubtless the whole thing
will be settled by that time.
A writer observed the other day that
if Tenney could turn another deal like
the one for abby" he would have a
rafting good team without the expen-
diture OF a penny He will have good
team at all events. but he is not seek
ing to strengthen his team by saving
money, for he has been given carte
blanche to strengthen the club. He
would buy Wagner today if the player
were out on the market Dovey is out
TO purchase pitcher and would pay
good money 10 secure Brown of ST.
Louis. if that player were tn be had He
also wants a hard hitting inficld"r
Shcchan would suit him down to the
ground if that player We're to be bad
Tcnney does not propose t" stand pat
and wants to land as high in the race
as III Is i)OSs lDl'' " S't. 80 ''' '''S
ten to Manager McGrcdit, of the Port
land team of the Pacific Coast League
asking his opinion of two players OF
that league who have been secured by
National L.aguc clubs-"t'ill sweeney
by Chicago ard Kan" by Cincinnati.
The Seattle Times says that these two
players ar" fast ar" there with inc
stick and know tn" game. SWecnc* NH
have n better chance with Boston '-'ah
with Chicago. incidentally I"nn"E IN
uuircd if McCrcdic still wants trcd
Rayfaer. the former BOSTON player VINO
played with Altoona.
I,oston also has an asset i'll Harry
Woivcrton. but this is of doubtful ~
ne for that player will nanaG" the
U;rrisb,rC U'aD team next year. ;"i-
lowirr in the footsteps Of tn" il!ustri-
Gus "Eilly" Hamilton. VIII" tried his
luck there two S"a%ol.'.
The wisdom Of tho mov" by which
ColIias was rclcgat'd 80 Tn" fEt"h
Americans is questioned by more than
a few. Many think it Would hay" bccE
wis, to give Collins 4 chance I" z" else
where and are Of the opinion q change
Of scene would do him good. t"ilihS
cannot last many NOR SEASONS ana ii
a change were to h" mad" ii c';!i' oe
made. now as well as later.
According 10 4 Western exchange
one Casey Barnc:, has been drafted by
the Eoytnr Americans and refuses TO
r!ay in i,oston lie is s. c"nd base
man. He will not 20 to Boston or 70
Fresno. from which place he was dr'ft-
cd. I:arnes says that Catcher Graham
was to be Given to Fresno by Boston dS
part of the deal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
-.
MOB FINALLY GIVES UP.
Aoandons Plan to Lynch Murderer at
Las Animas, Col.

Ids AhlinaS. Colorado. Dec. 21.-Af-
Ter several hours Of dilgent effort at
Stornlng the county Jail IL mob which
gathered after dark last night to
aNenGe the death of Henry Layenmevcr
1t FARMER who wiS murdered by Il
tramp dispersed and it is thought that
~ luilh"r attempts will be made to
carry OFT the plans of vengeance Tho
mop worked its way into the Jail as far
as 'he steel doors by breaking down
wooden doors but were met with 4
stern refusal by the Jail keepers to
'ufn over the prisoner and finally gave
up. When hpprehended the leader
gave MS name as Lawrence Leberg
ana many believe him to be insane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28

Chicago. Dcc. u.
\ considerable decrease in the world ;.
available stock of wheat impaired
strength 10 the local wheat market, III,
MAY delivery closing at net advanc,
Of %,ml4. Corn was MP u. Oats SHOWED
a gain # T.. Provisions were IL to %:
higher.
The Leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Doc IA: May 7S4.
CORN-Dcc. II: May 43asTtia: July A.
OATS-Dec. 81 May 3I4: July 337s.
MESS PORK-Jdn. lc.2.la: May 16.1A.
LARD-Dcc. 4.22:a; Jan. 92J; May 9.42l@
July 30.
SHORT RIrs-Jan. SEE; May s.97l4
July 40.
cash quotations were as follows:
TLOI-R-Stcady.
WfiEAT-No spring, u; No. 5. 7las1;
No " red. 1:3aH1ils.
COMM. >. A.; NJ. yellow A.
OATS-No. =. 81; NJ. white. 36ii; No.
: white. ~, ash
RNE.-No. > g.
MAI.TING-Fair to choice. 4S0IS.
FLAX SEEDING. ], 1.13; No. north
western. In.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 4.33J.
CLONER-1:1 -
SHORT KIHS-SoI0S.T.
MESS PORk-1JD0.
IARD-922iZ
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-91el2W 9.2j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE
= =. ouIsona, Tutor. Is Arrested Nv
secret Service Men,

W." YORK Dee. I'll. -. Sulspnu -
','''' ana sad "bc head of a schn,I
- languages in Far Rocklway. was
arrested today by secret service agents
charged with completely in IL plan +,
,oo'i'efi"it 100 peso notes OF the Colun-
p,'h republic. Simon Boehm ana
,'''ilucl oi"r" were arrested several
"'SS ag" on a similar charge. II K
Said alat other arrests NAV foIj,u-
ouIS"ha was arrligned before I-pi,od
states Commissioner Shields and h,I,,
III N'"oo bail for examination. He !,
SAD To be prominently connected win
" number of wcll-known South Amori-
can families.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28

London's original water suppIv wa.
Inc River Thames and every annr,n
tIcr was supplied with water tankard
lor transporting the liquid to the house
AS carly as 1870 there were "v-otnr
thieves; ''for in this yerc - Wy
chandler in Fleet street had hi craft
pefccd pipe Of the condt withynne
ne ground, and 50 convicted the water
INT" his seller; whcrefor he was iugid
I" ride thrugh the citee with n ,ondit
upon his hedde." The first official wat
or supply for London was made in Ger
many In 1882 Peter Maurice. a Ger
man, made an engine at London bridge
by which water was conveyed i'm lead
pipes to the citizens houses. and ho
and his descendants became rich on the
proceeds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
ADDITIONAL NEWS
or Vessel Reported Ashore on Midway
Islands.

Washington, Dec. 27.-Thc navy de-
faftment has received the following
telegram from George D. Ward. vice
president Of the Commercial Pacific Ca
ne Co.. experimenting that received
Yesterday regarding Il vessel ashore
near the Midway islands:
our superintendent at Midway now.
reports name of bark is CarrnIIton and
thc "wn"r H"udroW, San Francisco. ana
mates boat safe Upside reef"
Th" dispatch yesterday crroneous,,.
saN' IN" name Of fhe bark as Charles
i'"utr"" and stated that the mates
boat with cigh: men had not yet been
sighted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
MARRIEs AT FOURTEEN.
MISS Nora Finneff of Taunton Is o''oe
OF Henry Gingra.

TAUNTON. Dec. a7.-The you.seS'
hiidr OF the Year in Taunton Is ->''''
FinncH, IA years Of age, but 50 woman
ly in appearance that she looks to DE
III least 20. While young III years H",
is large for her age. and weighs about
200 pounds.
Miss Nor. became the bride Tuesday
"i Henry Ginsra. who is -. IL WAS
necessary In secure the consent oi INC
Judge OF probate before the Weudiila
could take place. ana a few days ago
jung" ruler Of the probate court gave
Ills consent t" the union. decree WIS
entered allowing the marriage.
IL was also Necessary that the par
cHtS OF me bride should give their con-
sent. ana all this was accomplished III
order that Henry might lead his youth
ful bride to the altar.
mere WAS 4 little romance connect
81 with the affair. il is said, in that
Henry fell in love with his youthful
nrlde gong and returning from work.
III spite or the fact that she was many
years too young to give her lawful con-
sent To be wed, he woocd with such
afdor that parental opposition and the
INV engagements were overcome, and
yesterday, at the Church of the Holy
fahiiy' III East Taunton. the marriage
was accomplished.
lhere was a large gathering at the
church, because of the fact that both
YOUNG people are very popular, and
because OF the age of the bride. The
ceremony was followed by Il wedding
breakfast ut the home of the brides
father. Peter Finneff. Mrs. Gingra
PROBABLY has the proud distinction of
o'ihG the Youngest bride ever con-
graduated ifr this citv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
THE REAL THING.
Reports Have Il That Bill Sweeney Is
Baseball Wonder.

Portland, Ore. Dec. 21.-ManaSei
McCreedie of the Portland club of tho
Pacific Coast League believes that in
Bill Sweeney the Chicago National
League champions have secured a play
or who is better than Hal Chase W Joe
Nealon. If this is the case the Cubs;
certainly have secured a prize.
Sweeney is a Cincinnati boy. and is
an alumnus of st. Navicr's College in
the Queen city. He began to attract at =
tention as ball player when still in
school by playing with various teams
uhoer the name of Denton. After he
was graduated his love for the nation
al game led him to Portland, and last
season he was the sensation of the Pa
cific coast. ~
He Is head and shoulders above any
shortstop who has ever PLAYED on the
Pacific coast in my time" said Man,-
ger McCreedie to George Van HaItren
ai.u d NUMBER Of others the other day,
think he will soon become one Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce narket.

Now ! OK, Dec. =.
FLOTH-Rcccipts, IS, 49,; exports, 'olS
sales. 1850: mark"' dull and about steady
WITEAT-R"c.ipts. 5000; exports, -,
oll: sales, ]. 10, 900 futures; spot firm; \"
> red. nominal elevator; No. red. 81 t 0 !
a1loat: No. / northern Duluth, U's Q
atlJat: No hard winter, s. y b a1loat
CORN-Itcccipts, 17,1oo: exports. 1G.lSl
safes. 11.UDo futures. 1909 spot; spoi
steady: No .. 5212 elevator and .h4 . /
anoat; No = yellow, J0H; No. white
JOS.
spot firm: mixed oats. 2Gft;2 lbs, 39fi 39l@
clipped whit" 3GM 70 lbs, iGIi; natural
Waite. s@I:" lbs, i0N IL.
(SFEE-F'rm.
;xnI.D-Firm western prime 9.4NIo55.
fORk-Scady.
EI'TTER-F.rm. Unchanged; receipts,
10 IS.
EGGS Steady. unchanged; receipts.
ST.
POTATOES IrlEh firm, UNCHANGED;
swcrts easy. unrksnsec
SI'GAH-l RAW. steady, fair ;.hig. i
1Gf,@-:3s2 Centrifugal. Sc test. lGfi H.:
moIasses sugaEs. Z 1@-iG"-7-tS refined
steady. -"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28

puf ii;G iii" first four or five days
hft"r tn" san Francisco lire. when
iiEtny pc"pl" could get no money from
TN" banks, Il great number went to the
railroad officials for tickets to points
north, east. south ANA west. and both
i'll and out of the State. They insisted
upon paying eventually. but had
i"thinS /" give at that time but their
written promises to pay as soon as
th"y could reach their destinations
The officials took these promises to
pay |" an amount acgragating 100000
from nearly 1000 persons. II is an
notinc"d that within five months Of The
disaster no less than 5000. or nine
tchthS OF the full amount had been
paid by lcmittanccS from the refugees
I" whom credit had been extended
Much Of this came from grateful
sufferers who had not even been asked
to sign promise To pay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
Brown Takes Lead.

Nc" forl, Dee. 21.-BroWn Univcr-
Sity took the lead today IN tho second
round Of the annual tournament Of The
triangular college chess League be-
tween tWo students each from BroWE,
f"nns ylV"riA AMI Cornell. The Penn
SylvaniIrS took second place.
IN" Sr"rr I" date is: brown won :.
lost !: PENNSYLVANIA won =, lost >;
Cornell, an !. lost 3 Play will be
cont iEuc,i tu;AorroW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
GERMAN INFANTRY
government Orders New Model H;Hcs
tor Its Immediate Use.

'-''url' 'crmany. Dec. 27-Thc gov
- "'''eh' small arms factory here has
""il ordered to work overtime II i.
reported thHt the government h,. do
''"'" |" rc-arin the infantry with :.
lew model rifle which r"-loads h,. IA
r'c"ii The total number of rife, ro
Huir"d for the troops on = noaco foo.
::,Ano 600 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
New York Cotton Market.

New York, DC. y.
Cotton 81" closed steady Middlinc
urlands. 1n.:I'; do. gulf. 10.So. Sales. -
bales.
Galveston dull. 1nH: Charl, Ston quiet
o.: Memphis nui"t 1rI,, New Orleans
steady los; Mobile steady. 10; Savannah
qliict. N>.
Net receipts for six DAYS 1H.l?i
Exports t" Great Britain. .,;.Gl5: to
France 10 o%EI' TO the continent. FL W; to
japan. 11.fN
Stock, 1.3.G.h7o
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Dec. =.
cATTIr ,-E"cciptS about Hk1: common
To ltriInc steers. N'12I.
HCGS-RcC"iptS ahOU. y con: choice Ito
prim" heavy G301fi.:r.
SHEEP Receipts ;ih,ut 3n.on0; sheep
q I-,l,6.f0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28

Although the population of tbr
hited hlnSdom increased by 1000. 900
"uriiS ine last SIX years. there has
"'"h decline of nearly 300. 900
barrels in the consumption of beer
There is also a steady dccliua IN tho
use OF spirits. on the other hand. the
1'o,161.710 pounds of tea imported for
nome consumption during tho first
seven months of 1906 mark an ;ncra,ro
1905. 80 ~
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BASEBALL NJ lies.

The phillics have purchased Second
i'aS"'n;n otto knahc. who played with
1ol"do of the American Association last
year lie was drafted by Pittsburg
which sold him to the PhilIics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28

The Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute.
which was founded at Troy, n Y. in
1924, was the first strictly scientific
college in the United States.
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Mems Shoes. SIS 70 81 -. B1ys' aho.s. 81
to $1.25. Womsu's Ecoss. 81 or TO $3.50
misse6' & ChiifI eIi's SlbeG, S2.GS5 - 500
Try w. l.. Doi::irs u ,,e"n'', Misses ard
ChildTer's SHOES; f,,:' - rie. Il. and wear
they excel other D,ait-s-
II ] could take yoa Int ,rGT 'cTrc
factories al Rrockton, McSs ~, c:.c,v
you how carefully WI. pes - :,!-c:::;
are made, yOt. wcEid ,!:en tsr,:--sta-,!
why they hold sheie share. I'll i,e;tcr.
wear longer, ard are OF Sr.a-GT -c.-c,
than aug other make.
Wherever yor live, .ou cat "t't:in -. :.
Douglas shoes. Ills uaJ.s- Dnd y r.. s:.U:,r
OF the botci;, 49, f}-c11.- 500 ,rr..-.t
prices ard insc.:cr t.:oc,. Tots N" I..I.-,-
fufe. Ask yC'7- der ic.r vi. ~, .:.-.. n.
and insist upon f:2,sai: t..er'.
Fast Coior fgs'etS US"I- :Hra mi "r' r.or ',- "a
Write tor iiiustra' Il Csf 1t .: o: -. -.
W. l.. fesj:jfF,.s.~ '-.--' -.......
sHERsURNE & DALEY
Sole Agents, Augusta
S!-tu- fr-4mes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28
New York Money Market.

New York. Dec. u.
Prime mercantile paper N612 pcr ccirl
for demand, and at 71.G50pi77.1O for Go-day
bills. . ,o,>,,ou
Commercial bills Az.
Bar silver GA.
Mexican dollars .3A.
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call firm at in11 per cent. ;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-28

EI'TTER-St"aGy; crram"rics. .2T3l:
da irics. anf,.1
EGGS-St"adv: 1t market. cases includ :
cd, 21f'2 n: frsts, -; prime .irS;S. -; eN-
tTae. y
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