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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21
Brighton and Watertown Union Live
Stock Market.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MAR

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MAR
KET NOV. 90. 1906.
Cattle 6131. sheep and lambs, 12iOS.
calves 2G671, swine 1899.
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
Cattle 1863. sheep and lambs 191, calves
4Sl. swine 204
PRICES OF MARKET CATTLE.
\ few choice. s5.5Ods6; extra. $3.50
$3.50; first quality. S4.50m s5.25; second
quality. s4M$4.50; third quality, s3@$i.
PRICES OF STORE CATTLE.
Farrow cows, s10m$1s; fancy cows.
SGOMs15: milch cows from So to $50;
yearling, So to s12; 2-year-olds. s12 to
SIS: 3-year-olds SIS to $24; Western fat
swine. live G3s to csc: Northern dressed
hogs, ~, to Sc per ID. Stores, retail.
225 to $3.50.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LANES.
sheep from > to &c per ID. Lambs. to
Gi4c. Veal calves, to nc.
HOGS
Hogs We're higher by about nc n
pound ana the demand was excellent.
Receipts We're large. J. d. Neylon sold
i
lbs at &c. and > pigs, $50 lbs. at 61lc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were
heavier. many Of the drovers bringing
in small lots. whereas for sometime
past the receipts have come almost
wholly from Maine. in big lots. j. w.
EIlSM orth sold sheep at sc.
MICH COWS.
Mich cows We're in excellent demand
| The barns We're well filled. but buyers
| We're on hand promptly and paid good
prices. ]. o'Rrien sold l fancy COW at
| SEQ and 5 cows at SiS each.
| TUESDAY AT BRIGHTON.
! Beef cattle showed more strength
than last week. The range of prices
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston. Nov. ~.
The receipts Of wool for this week were
500 bales domestic and 3.CN6 bales for
egn. against 6.4O1 bales domestic and 1911
bales Foreign for the same time last
year.
REMARKS is still good in
the local wool market. ana though prices
are not quoted higher. a stronger feeling
IS apparent and the position Of the mar
kPt lS growing more and more healthy
The big purchases of a few weeks ago
have brought down the available supply
OF three-eisl this and half blood clips to
rather meager proportions; the clothing
Wocls and clirs grading nuartcr-biood ara
still IN good supply. but there has been Il
steady Improvement during the past two
weeks in the movement Of the former
anu since week ago quarter blood woods
have developed quite a hit of life. Well
posted members of the trade now predict
that the stock of wool in the hand # 10
cal dealers on Jan. l. will not greatly ex-
coed that at the beginning OF this wear
The good inquiry of the rast thre, or
four weeks and the fact that Il tremon
dons quantity OF wool has been moved
without material break in prices. must
be taken as AZ indication that consumers
are satisfied that prices have touche,
bottom. With a further decrease in loca
stocks there is no reason why prices
should not work up somewhat especially
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Boston Market.

Boston. Nov 30
FLOER-Mill shipment, spring patents
a IT. offered at A55@4,So: winter patents.
Observation-Disclosures. s2.45G25o per
bbl; 81 bags; $l,1oall5; graduated and bolt
c0RN-steamer yellow SPOT. 5S!4c;; NJ.
bush i, 5S HI M M g. ys!l1wi to ship Sc
oATMDALGwe quote rolled at SING
G GIf GPl, eHs; ,c ses'I;o''
&C oATs s,ls, I; ~ CLIPPED. white 43,ic
fancy. white spot, 40 to ~ lbs, to ship.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork. backs. per Dbl,
so; short cuts, sl9 =; long cuts. s9I2l;
loosc rcr ib, T.. iei@c: huns 15,sG rs
lean lbn,,,s ends; s:s "%:i RIBS Eali l.
l2kc
BEEF-Fresh beef is quiet and easy.
Extra kinds. choice. 1la.MHi-c.: fores.
LAMBS AND MUTToN-LambS are
Sfeady Lambs sPring iI2c i fa loq
Nf.AL-Per ID. llm12l%c
POULTRl-Turkeys. western. 1M20c.
chickens. broiler. per h.. +ul5c.; western
acknowledgements. Northern choice.
creamery. .G0eSc north dairy. 93dt DC.
Cl,EEsEnYork state. 1a!@f'l4h'.; Yer
mont, lbH lic.
EGGS-f.lsterr. 3jdioc.; western. 2?l;
&c
BEANS-Markct is steady. Pea. rer
bu.. $l.G2H lG,; medium, N. y. s.,5; Red
Kidneys. S2.ttNi > 81.
APPLIES Baldwins. No. l. per Dbl, s2fi
go Pppins. per bill. S1.5D2
HAY AND STEAW-N". l. grade. $2hf.
81: rye. per ton. ST.: oat straw. SS.:J"d9.
POTATOES-Green Mountain. 53M5lc
Per bu.; sweet potatoes. per Dbl. $2o0ir
20
SI'GAR-Refined sugar. steady. Pow
d".~d $,05: granulated, 1890.
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Portland Market.

Portland Nov 90
straight. 81 :Dtti.i5: do, clears, SiGs, -
winter wheat patent. $If,Gi4G0; spring
wheat PATENTS. $i9JltJ:O
BEEF-Lght. slo.Oop lU.-O: heavy. ia
llEc.: homeless. half bhls., Stlit6. IS
lambs; spring. Pc: yearlincs. 9fii0c
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. per h.
800; iut creamery. 90. Vermont. &c.
EGGS-E1stcrn. fresh. :;:"f:,;c.; western
fire. h. :aifs..c.
CHEESE, y. Y. and factory. 1iHI5c.
sage, E@i Exc.
.GKAIN-Corn, car lots. Cor; bags
Gin'"'". meal bags. toe; oats. new and
In car lots. 4imi:a-,; bags. 4Nn:0c: Mimi
sackcd bran. bag lots. s2i"1: winter wh.;t,
brar. car lots. $50; bag loiS, S3Itv
brown niddliags. ear lots. 81 -,
ORANGE Florida, S3.2,u:..O; Jamaica
$50
PHrDITCE- Beans. California. pea, s. /
a.; yellow eyes. $l.:Wi2.0O; Red Kid
nrY@. s.. 1I:,m2.A:,: fowls. Hale: turkeys
Western. .0n &c; chickens. Ice
Professionalism heavy. SCI; medi
nm. $40.
LARD.Pure;, ties. hair bills. 1oaic
barrels, 1AmNc.; eases. MSisc.
StGAR-Ex. quality. bhls.. 500
small bills. 500; sacks, 500; extra &
$40.
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EDWARDS CASE.
CONTINUED from page seven)

specds cf the looms on the several
floors, Mr. Morang learned that they
were as follows:
Room /, 1st floor No. 3 mill, ZIG and
1914.
and 1JG.
Room 3, Cd floor No. mill. $50 and
ITO.
Room !, 1st floor No. mill. 100.
Room ), ID floor No. ) mill. 1872.
Room 6, top floor No. ) mill, 1872.
This shows that the looms on the
upper floors are run, as a matter Of
fact, faster than are those on the lower
floors. The witness said that he didn't
see how Mr.. Warmsley could figure out
a loss Of $l2 900 on account Of the speed
% the looms.
The machinery was treated in great
detail by the witness and many com
Parsons drawn between his testimony
and that of other witnesses to meet
their evidence.
In summing up the value Of the build
ings and machinery according to the
second method. Mr.. Morang reached Il
total Of 81 ,0S9 $50. That in his opinion
represented a fair cash value of the
plant.
The question Of back water in the
spring was taken up and the witness
explained how the cotton was more
easily worked in the winter and an eX-
tra amount Of yarn, ready for the
looms. was made, in order that they
might run when the rest of the mill
was shut down. Repairs We're always
made during that period, 50 that in re-
ality little was lost.
In the personal property, several
items are contested by the petitioners
on account of the price. Mr.. Morang
told of his interview with Agent Pratt
in regard to that subject. when Mr.
Pratt refused to give him the prices of
the oil and cotton. The assessors then
went ahead and found out the prices
as best they could.
There was in transit at the time 29o,-
600 pounds Of cotton which was not
taxed. The witness said that he had no
knowledge of the arbitrary II cents
FER round way OF reckoning stock ia
process.
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was not much changed, but the buyers
W.rc more willing to meet the demnal
Of the shippers. The choicest stock sold
readily at better average prices than
Il week ago.
j. w. Ellsworth sold pair of extra
good steers $40 lbs. at SIC. and L.
cows at II. to 81. j. ID. Ncylon sold Il
pair IF choice steers of $40 lbs at SIC.
bull Of 1i40 lbs at 2iAc. ana COW Of
see lbs. nj %. S. f.. Winch sold cows
Of 400 lbs. ut 2iac. and Bologna COW
of 100 lbs at 1iac. +. +. kcegan sold .
cows Of $3.50 lbs. at 24c.. COW of go
lbs. Mt 2l2c. and cows Of 2G10 lbs at
iHc. MINIS & HOlbrook sold cows of
1880 lbs. at PIC. cows Of 1860 lbs. at
20 and S cows of $3.50 lbs at 115c. Fosss
& Carney sold l pair of steers of 900
lbs. at il2c.. 3 steers Of 1900 lbs at &C.,
and &c Bolognas at 114c. J. d. O'Brien
sold cows at &C., cows at 1.S5c and
, cows, at nc. d. a. Walker sold |
hcifer of ESQ lbs at SIC. and = cows of
500 lbs. each at 1.45c.
VEAL CALVES.
Veal calves were in good supply, but
the price held strong at last week.
figures. j. w. Ellsworth sold I veals
| at nc. and % small calves at 81 80
| each. J. ID. Neylon sold calf of 1SN
| lbs. at &c. and 81 small calves at 81. -
each. J. O'Rricn sold 90 small calves at
| $3.50 each.
TUESDAY AT WATERFOWL.
Beef cattle sold quite readily at a lit
tie better prices than We're received Il
week ago, although the market was moi
| what could be called strong. II. T.
| Whitney sold | COW 1910 lbs at SIC
| cows oGG0 lbs. at 2Ac.. and 10 cows n1ls
| lbs. at 1.Glc. Minis &. Holbrook sold
| beef COW 100 lbs. at 3Ac., 8 cows $3.50 lbs
| ut S.. ana cows $40 lbs. at %. Otis II
| Furblsh sold cow 100 lbs. at 3I,c.. l COW
1910 rs ut 1dc. and 81 on. COW 30 lbs
at 9.75c.. l heifrr so lbs at Sc. cow 80
lbs at &c, l COW 40 lbs. at e, coa
| 920 lbs. at Sc.
VEAL CALVES.
| The market for veal calves with prices
| about as last week. Receipts were f;rirlN
heavy. Minis & IIolbrook sold 100 calve:
| at Gi:c. O. III. Forbush sold 6 calves av
| eraging 40 lbs. at &C., v"als al 81 cacl
and | small calf at g.. II. f. Whitne!
sold L. calves on commission.
HOGS.
Hogs We're fracticnally higher AMI il
good demand. Niws & Holbrook sold
hogs at 6iac. ii. F. Whitney sold l. av
eraging 200 lbs. at &c. d. " The marke
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Watertown than at Brighton.
MICH COWS.
Mich cows sold readily ard the choice
mixers were taken promptly 1t good
prices Minis & JIolbronk sold milch
cows at $40 cach ana > for Sill II. +.
Whitney sold > store cows at SO TO so.
LIVE POULTRY.
Quotations were higher. Fowl were
steady at PC. with spring chickens II to
lie. and ROSTERS : to Sc.
TIE HORSE. MARKET.
Trade was q little off on horses last
week. Prices on good acclimatcd horses
held fairly steady but the heavy fresh
country horses are reported by SOME OF
the larger dealers as shoY ing q decline
Of so and less per head. A coed many
horses were sold durins, tbs week, and
although trade was Il little dull. most OF
the offerings were disposed of. few be-
ir, carried over. Large heavy accimat
"a horses of good quality ere scarce and
sci! at high figures. The quotations on
the Western horses remain strong, al
though selling lower East.
At the sale stables-Isburgh & Co. dis
posed OF 10 Eesii OF d'tiiii''''h i't''' :
Sales were very good and but slight
drop in prices was noted.
Moses Coleman & Sons of Cambridge
had a quiet weeks trade. Quotations OF
their horses were strong. Some hrSt
class pony teams were on sale.
M,cr Abrams & Go. sold freight an
cypress loads. Prices steady.
Wheeler. McElvcen & co. received
large supply Of horses during the week
consisting of six carloads Of fresh c"un
try horses among which were some extra
good draft. express and fire horses Trad
was 4 little quiet compared with Il few
weeks ago.
WeIch. Hall & Co disposed Of 50 greer
horses. about &C acclmateh. They repor
trade for the week dull.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Pope has sent his benediction
to Cardinal Naszary, primate OF Hun
gary. who is at the point of death,
VasZary is the richest of the cardinals
and contributes 100000 yearly to the
maintenance of the Holy Sea.
NJ J. Bodric of Lincoln. n. H., a
Boston & Maine fireman, received fatal
injuries in freight wreck i'll the Con-
cord ~ H. freight yard early this
morning He was caught between the
water tank and boiler of a shifting en-
CINE and so badly scalded that he died
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in q few hours. He was % years of
age and unmarried.
Mrs Eliza Downing, mother Of the
late George Smith Uittshurg, PhilD,
who acquired fame as a 'plunger," and
Thomas =. Wood. a wealthy coal and
real estate dealer, were married in
Youngstown. Ohio. last Wednesday,
The marriage was mot announced at
Pittsburg until Monday night. The bride
ana groom are wealthy and
are over 30 years of age.
When pittsburs Phil died two
years ago ne left the bulk of his for
tune. which was valued at more than
s., coo. 600. to his mother.
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You will probably need some stamp
ing done OIL some of the articles which
you will make up for gifts and yov will
find a large assortment of patterns to
select from at Lunt & Brann's who are
adding new ami UP to date patterns
each week. Their line of initials for
stamping handkerchiefs is very pretty
ana in this connection we might say
that they carry 4 choice line of men $
white linen handkerchiefs as well as
Women'S.
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Augusta Market.

Augusta. Nov. 20
REANS-Pea.- Maine. $40; n. y. SID;
yellow eyes, $40
RITTER Creamery, 30c.; dairy. ga
DC. solid. nc.
E'G.S-i0c. per dog.
Ora lN-Corn. G7l2c.: meal. G2'Lc. per
bu.; mixed feed $l30 cwt.; cottonseed
meal. 81. o.; bag lots. slGO
IlAf-I.oose. retail. sl2.00 per ton;
pressed. $1,000; straw. $500: pressed Sl2.t0.
St'GAR-s5 per 100 lbs.
tIbNEY-BOx. 1Sc.
.Mu1TON-9mllc. per h.; spring lamb,
DATS-47c. per bushel.
POTATO ESQ. per bushe.
polll.TRi-Fowl. Re; chickens. 131lGc
WOOL-l 'nwashed, ;0c
Woodbury. hard. sG.5GdsO0 per cord
HllbES-Crw and steer, TIC. COW hides,
soft 81 UluIfr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

Enforcement deputies Page and Pare
made an early morning call at the
Kennebec House on Cony street Tues
day, and seized two bags containing III
all 40 pints of whiskey. The hour OF
the seizure was about $50 o'clock, and
the deputies surprised Mr.. Sturgis' IL -
claimed on his arrival with the goous
in a team. one bag had been removed
and placed in the back of another
wagon, when the deputies appeared
and captured the lot. Mr.. Sturgis
appeared before Judge Andrews later
in the morning and upon request Oh
the defendant the hearing was con-
tinued until 9 o'clock this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

The Augusta friends of d. trommett
Clarke. formerly of the Journal STAFF,
who for the past three years has been
cXchang" editor of the Waterviie Sem
tinel will be Interested to learn that
he has resigned to accept n lucrative
position in New York. Mrs. Orlando
kimball, also a former Augusta resi-
dent and employe of the Journal has
been chosen by the Sentinel manaft
ment to fill the vacancy.
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The second rehearsal of the Cony
High minstrels which is to be the star
at the approaching Chizzle
Wizzle fair was held at the High school
building Tuesday evening. A large
number was in attendance ana the re-
hearsal passed off very smoothly CON
sidering the short time the students
have been at work.
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Grandfather's Cure for
Constipation

~ REAT medcne.-the Sawbuck.
RI 70 Two hours a day saving wood
MI will keep anyone's Bowels
N regular.
No need of pills. Cathartics. Castor Oil.
nor "Physic, if you'll only work the Saw
buck regularly.
Exercise is Natures Cure for Constipa-
ton and, "a Ten-Mile walk will do, if you
haven't got wood-pile.
But, ify you will take your Exercise in an
Easy Chair. there's only one way to do that.
because.-th only one kind of Artificial
Exercise for the Bowels and its name is
"CASCARETS."
Cascarets are the only means to exercise
the Bowel Muscles without work.
They don't Purge, GRIPPE, nor upset
your Stomach" because they don't act like
''Physics.''
They don't flush out your Bowels and
lntestines with costly waste of Digestive
Juice, as Salts, Castor Oil, Calomel, Jalap,
or Aperient Waters always do.
No-Cascarets strengthen and stimulate
the Bowel Muscles. that line the Food
passages and that tighten up when food
touches them, thus driving the food to its
finish. r,
A Cascaret acts on your Bowel Muscles
as if you had just sawed cord of wood, or
walked ten miles.
Casc1 cts move the Food Naturally,
digesting it without waste Of tomorrow's
Gastric Juice.
X 4
The thin, flat. Ten-Cent Box is made
to fit your Vest pocket. or MY Lady's"
Purse. Druggists-lO Cents Box.
Garry it constantly with you and take a
Cascaret whenever you suspect you need
one.
Be very careful to get the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany. and never sold in bulk. Every tab
es stamped "CCC." IA
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AT the next meeting of Capital
Grange. which will be held Saturday
evening, in addition to the regular pro.
gram there will be work in the Third
and Fourth degrees, to be followed by
the service of refreshments. All men,
bers are requests to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

AS all of the bills which We're con-
tracted during the late fair which was
given by King Co, No 4. L. r. X. P,
have not Yet been brought in, the exact
amount which will be realized by the
company cannot be stated. but it Is
thought that the profits from the fair
will amount to $500 or $500, which
will make pretty good nest egg.
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il the Australian and South American
markets remain as strong as they now
are.
ohio ana Penn. XN ana above, 33G3ic. ::
\. "l":;2c,: No; /. foH4lc.; No. ;, @@ft Ne. {;
fine mwaShcd. 2tu2G' ac.; 4 blood fine
washed dclainc. &c; unwash.d delainn.
.sh' NO.
Michigan Fine unwashcd. 2iT@5c; u
blood. unwash"d. 3llt:;2C.; ~ blood, 33u
-; e.; unwaShpd driaine. 21W2>c
kentucky and Indians blood, comb
ing, 3rfi:ic. y blood. 3lG,:2c.
Pulled tscourrd baSis)-Extra. GA 7Oc F.;
I'm" \. G2ftf5c: A super. :,-aGOc I: super.
45Ii52c.: c SUPER 30, ioc.; fin" combngs.
Sage. medium. :,36f51c.: coarse 4zGJ0c.
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Miss Hazel b. Greenus was pleasant
ly surprised Thursday evening at her
home on Linden street by a number Of
her friends, and the evening was passed
with music and games. The young lady
was presented with a pretty watch fob
chain. and the young people left at a
late hour feeling that they had passed
. very enjoyable evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

The Charming Guild will meet al.
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, Nov. b
with Miss Edith Partridge, Sts
street.
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One of the social events of the wess
was whist party which was given
by Mrs. William II. Reid to a number
of her friends yesterday Afternoon at
her home on Melville street. Refresh
ments were served during the after.
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simpson Nr.
ton, who live on the Written road. ar
the happy parents Of nice baby boz
who was born to them Saturday. I'll.
youngster weighed 10 pounds.
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Cards Of thanks. obituary no+;..

Cards Of thanks, obituary notie..
olutions of respect, etc, win
charged at the rate OF ten cent. :
line. No charge less than 75 CO.
All advertising announcement, ~ !
tertainments. whose object i, n
raising Of money, will be charys.
the rate Of fifteen cents line
Advertising notices, news form. will
excluded from our local column.
cept such as refer to ADVERTISE.
cupyinS space in our advent.
columns, and viii be run unds.
separate head on one of thu NJ
pages.
Subscribers who fail to ree.iv, n
Journal promptly will confer a -
by notifying the office immeaIa,.j
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Miss Lettitia Alexander of PortIa,2
is the guest of Mrs. Charles D. VIII
on School street.
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Fresh cut Carnations. also house
plants. o. p. Robbins & Son, IL
Winthrop street. Tel As.
nov20eodtf.
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Prof. Monaghan's class in dancing
will meet Wednesday evening in y.
A. r. hall. novZoo-'
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Try Wendenburg's Cough CANDY
For sale by l.. G. Cochrane ana a'
Goodrich's Drug store.
noy21w-sat If
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

Tho Adams House. East Side. will Do
)pened tonight, with a 5O-cent supper
for So cents, from 6 to s o'clock. Y. =,
Duffy, Prop. noVZioil'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

Fresh flowers now on hand at Ben
Venue Floral Parlors, 81 State street,
G. p. Sanborn, Prop. Tel. 303-3.
nov1Gdtf.
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MICH COWS.

for dressed hogs was n little lower NJ
WATERFOWL than at Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

FRESH CUT FLOWERS EVERY
day. +. d. Hartsh orn. Tel. 2lS-S
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Hoarsencss cured with Lung X
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21
IMMEDIATELY LADY or GENTLE
aEN FOR AUTOMOBILE DRIVING

and repair business; for 81 we snar;int",,
= license: easy payne nts, llrseSt ana
best school: open evenings until q clcck
enclose stamp for catalogue BoSt"n
Auto School. 3i3 fremont ST., R9Ston.
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Hogs We're fracticnally higher AMI in
good demand Niws & Holbrook sold 3
hogs at 6iac. II. F. Whitney sold l. av
eraging 200 lbs. at SC. d. " The market
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exchange for wcll-reMted real estate near
boston; free of remembrance W. Il.
Sanders. No. 2C Porter St. Everett. Mass.
nJdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-21

grading foremen thustlers); long job on
scra per and whole outfit. Men on plows,
scrapers. crushers and shoveIing. Frank
Il. Lee Co.. 101 Grove St. Augusta Ne.
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The Yale expositor., 1906-06-01
A TIMELY QUESTION.

With the return of the Shooting Sea
son, there is one question many faith
er will have to face: Papa, may have
gun this year,"
OnAfather will say "Yes;" another,
"Wait till you're ten another, await
till you're twelve" another, perhaps,
| fourteen
For our part we would say, LET him
have il when he's ten; or, if he has de-
veloped ahead of his age, perhaps a
| little earlier
! There are countless men to-day who
began to shoot about as soon as they
had strength enough to raisea gun to
their shoulders. Almost without ex-
ceptiOn such are men of quick decision,
action and assurance. The gun has a
great deal to do with fostering these
three qualities, and we say begin it
early.
This is no new theory: the readers of
this paper have had it very ably pre-
scented in the announcements of the j.
Stevens Arms and Tool Company, Chi
copee Falls, Mass. The company is
conducting very laudable, and, we
are pleased to say, most successful cam
paign in introducing light, practical
rifle to our young lads all over the
country. Dung eyes are being train
ed, young arms strengthened and
young nerves steadied, which should be
the better able to frame the destiny of
our country a few years hence.
We wish the j.. Stevens Arms and
Tool Company the best of success in
carrying out their special work, and we
recommend most heartily to every one
their catalogue, just issued, on the rifle
and shotgun, with most interesting in
formation on the care and selection of
firearms, ammunition, target shooting,
etc. This book of reference has 40
pages and is sent free to any one send
ing four cents to cover postage.