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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-05
QUEER CONDITION
OF TWO PARTIES
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
STRIVING TO ouTsHiNE EACH
OTHER IN NEW YORK.
oDElL BACK IN FIGHT
Wrested From tIim-Busy Times
in Wall Street--Gotham's
cart Gallery" Saved.

| New York, Jan 4--For the first
time in a generation New York. state
/ is indulging in the novelty OF a bi-par-
II san government in every sense of
tho word.
Since New Years day the governor
and the legislature have been Repnb-
lican, while every other elective state
official Is a Democrat It is a situa-
tien which puts each party on its
mettle and gives promise for many
and many a bitter tilt during the isex.
two years.
The Republicans naturally realize
that only the most circumspect anil
efficient governmental policies can
protect them from further encroach.
ments from the Democratic at the rext
state election The Democratic, on the
other hand, are keenly alive to the
fact that as active and energetic
eapousers Of popular measures they
win have an excellent chance in 1903
to secure additional power
Governor Hughes himself is Il
broad and independent man. another
fact that does not give great saiisfac-
tion to some of the Republican ma.
chine politicians. Lieutenant-Govern.
or Chanler, his understudy, Is Dem
ocrat, and so are the new men iD the
offices at Secretary Of State State
Controller. Attorney General, State
Treasurer, and State Engineer. Tho
incoming Of these Democrats, after
absolute control OF tho state govern
ment for twelve years bad been In
Republican hands, turned loose an
army Ct Republican office holders in
Albany
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-05

TO add In the gaiety Of political ar
fairs, Benjamin b, 0dell. late govern
or and chairman Of the Republican
state committee until he was deposei
last fall. has taken up his residence
in New York and has begun cam
paign to regain control of the party
organization of New York county
Governor Odell is fighter aud one
of the best political organizers tha
state ever has seen Therefore his
action al this time has created great
Interest,". -,
Congressman Herbert Parsons. wh)
defeated the Odell forces at tho pri-
maries last September and won tho
,hairmanship of the County Commit
ee Is the personal representative Of
precident Roosevelt and made his
light with the open backing Of tho
White House and also with the. open
packing Of Governor Higgins at Al
Jany.
As Parsons is resolfrcefu man,
md still has the support of Washing
on there Is a chance for battle ~
II between Parsons and Odell for {,
county organization which will carry
With II the balance Of power in the
iext state convention and an import
mt position in the national conven.
ion Of 1908
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-05
rIy Makes a Circulation Statement.

THE MERCHANT WHO accommo.
dates himself to the state Of the pub
iIs needs 10 most likely 70 reach the
public purse. Winter 10 here. Let
people see that you know Il.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-01-05

New York's greatest art gallery Is
TO remain undisturb-d. The supreme
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07

staring Windows. Then the black. MA
and image drawn w.tii>; were covered
with pretty wall paper. y n..w
'uarter"d-uai lihlar" ,at.lr was
Obtained from the I-l:i.in 60. az Il
premium for Il $40 order. :, few good
pictures adorn The walls, 50 thut at ti.,
present time the once drs;trv room
has the attractiVcnrSS uf 4 cDIiIfnrtabl,
home. During The term just closed tht.
pupils. have li,.de unusual progress N
their various studies. which was aI.-
parent by the maps, sewing cards and
essays on exhibition and still greater
things are hoped for during the next
| term The following program was
! carried out very cre,iitahIy and in aG-
| dition Elmer Davis played his
phonograph at various times; during
| the evening:
Roll call answered by Scripture
Texts: flag salute ana l;"cnl. Sch"oi;
| essay. Star Spanglr,' Bann"..'' :
| Beatrice Bennett: recitation. ""llil-
| dran's Day" Agatha Hatch: reritation.
Kind Deeds" Aur"l!l Luce: recitation.
| '''Th" Leaves" William Lunt: exercise.
| "Our Flag" Agatha Hatch. Helen
Fuller. Rrlva Davis. Blanche Wing.
| Marion Hatch. Aur"lia Lance: rcci,a-
| tiOn. "Gattysburg. Grace Luce: rccita-
| tion. when Papa WAS Il Boy, Charles
! Luce: recitation. When Mamma Was
| a Girl" Blanche Wing: Trritat ion.
| Five Senses" Ida Davis: recitation.
"A BOYS Helief" Raymond Pinkham .
! dialogue. "A Rebuff. fIaZic Lice.
Marion Atkinson. Grace Luce. Brrn!ce
| Bennett. Hattie Koynton. Clara
! Mcsrrv,y, I.cn!a Choatc: recitation. "a
| Temperance Speech True McLau=i1-
! lin: recitation, Just rs They Did in
| .he Used 10 Be BaUilh Wing:
recitation. The Little Bird Farolh
| Hatch; recitation. The Birds" GlaG.:-~
| tiannan: r"ci1Htion. Til" Convent of
| Li>chcntlal.' L2u}1 Choat"; dialogue
| The Second T"p-y." Grace. Luce and
! Minnie B"ynt"n: recitation. "I.i~tening
on tn" Line" Hazl" Luce: recitation.
! The Priz" story If The Flag" licl II
| Baker: recitation. 'Ecmcmbrr R"ys
Make Men," Horace Atkinson; rocita-
| ton. visions cf Lincoln" Minnin
| Boyntun: rccitation "a Young Letter
! Writer" Marion Hatch: exercise. The
! Twclv,. Months" Helen Bake. ..Iinnio
BUyntun. Bcul"h Wing. Horace Akin
| son. Raymond Pnkham. Frank
| II, %erv"y. Stephen Ea%lcy. Charles
! Lu"n E.idcn Cho9t". Helen F'uiln".
| Elmer D""is Laura Chs,tr: rrcta-
,i.,n. ~ Sick DOH" Gracr Hatch:
recitation. Three Trusty Blade =.
| Stephen EIGIcy: recitation. The
Captains Baugh,cr." Laura Choat.,:
rrcitHtinn. Dismal Winds, Mildred
ilannan: Recitation. winter jewels,
Emma Hoynt"n: recitation. THE Game
ni Cards" Hattie Eavntnn: recitation.
":;ch"nl is CLOSED" i;iva Davis:
l"Xrrcis" Of bllct hnAi,i Iianch"
Wing. Aurrlia I.uc.'. Pcarl" Wing. Gr~iS
Ch"a,n. William 1.unt lja Davis; w.
aaiks were mad" by Superintendent or
| e;chuols i e.. Carry. Erv. T.. J. Hatch
Mrs. j. =. Carey. AIRS. r. :. Han
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
A FAMOUS DOCTORS PREscRlP-
TION
Said to Pc invaluable as Cure fou
Kidney and Heart Troubles.

\ recent discovery in medicine made
by famous Chicago physician is said
to have caused more absolute cures Of
all kinds of kidney. bladder and heart
trouble than anything heretofore
known. This is tho formula he u,"S.
and il can Goub1i"ss b. pat up at any
first-claSS drug store: Take Onr-h., f
ounce Of iluid extract If corn silk. one
hait ounce Of fluid extract Of n"dri,
leaves. one ounce Of concentrated i.ecto
compound, ani Two ounces oi syrup IF
ginger: mix ana shake well ana axe :,
teaspoonful in a half glass of water
before each meal and at bedtime. l. is
said that if this medicine is taken
regularly it will relieve and cure the
mosl stubborn cases.
patients drink plenty Of water ana take
all tine open air exercise they can.
This physician is very much opposed
to the use Of poisonous drugs. and be
EtvcS NOR" harm is done by their ti.t
than good. He states thar lhrs Ii .ar!l
always leave Il bad after effect. Where
IS poisonous vegetable t'"n+
Su"h :S mis- preScl liptinn contains. " i'll
effect y Iin:;lIaIIc!ir cure and are MOI in
the least harmful 10 any part of the
human system
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
Washington County Rescript.

Washington Comfy Railroad Company
w. canadian toio"r,l Cn1tnn Mills
Company. EcS' ri,t. Spear J.
non careful consideration the Court
have come 10 the conclusion tiiat it i
unable to reach q satisfactory deter
minHti"n ot tins case under the terms
of the irpnrl. At IN" arguments SOM
disagree ment alns" ~ to Whctlirr IN.
trustees tool; possession in efcctin4
their sale. In order 10 decide tn.
ease on the evidences irfurt. us. We ~
tempted 10 proceed unnn III" assume
lion that the sal" under the trust decd
was lecaiiv made. an essential clemcn;
of which was taking l,"gS, sion. Bu'
upon Investigation EutfinG anl"ars ia
the report which seems to Justify SIIril
asSInnntirn. Exhibit q rrcitss t,Git ~
trustees ia take actual lu~sae siun uf
the property, l;lt such recital does not
prove The fact and no other nr.af an
pears in The report. AZ th,. tit',. ~ In
plaintiff; Ia the whole premises; demand
ed turns ulOn Exhibit G. ard as i
is entirely practicable to cetrrmif.r
without doubt whether actual posses
sion was taken. it seems to us. in rhr
absence of any agreement to t:,at cf-
feet. that the report should he cor
rected tn cover this point. Report dis
charged and returned fer correction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
COUNTY NEWS
HANCOCK.
SARGENTVillE.

.,li-s Eva Grindlc. Miss Hattie Har.!-
ms and Miss Martha Brown left on
Thursdays boat for Boston.
Mr.. and AIRS. Wesley France leave
this Wzok for pennsylvania. where they
i'll pass The winter They ..i!l visi,
ri nd, at other places befor.. reach
ing their destination.
\ son came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Horatio I.ymburncr Nov. J.
MIS- Perentna Leach and hor daugh-
ter-in-iaW, Mrs. Maggie lea. h of Billie
hill visited AZ cant. j. it. thatto's SAT-
mday.
Edgar NcvcIls. who has lern enl,,ioy-
ed ut the BhIchili cnpper mines has re-
turned home.
School closes lhis; week after a very
profitable term Iausht By Miss Nancy
GLEASON Of thcfr. ficll Miss Gleason.
Nili r,iuri ter ne winter term.
Cap; e. l.. HaEsnn IS enlarsing hi.
S,;hl. ny the addition nr Il lew root
IL Il ,.pI1ion ~ il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
SMITH SCHOOL BENEFIT.
Schubert Symphony Club Will Give
Concert Tuesday Evening, Dec. 8.

Among the numerous reforms and
/ improvements inaugurattd by Principal
ia knian Of the Smith school. is that
81 making frequent use Of the assembly
room for morning exercises and special
programs. This room however. is bare
ard rr0ulsivc.
II has never been pli; in good cnn1i
tion. has been little ;ced heretofore,
and is in need of y thorough over
hauling before. il will make q suitable
meeting place for the grades that as
S.nlbin there. Anyone who has seen
the finely finished and beautifully dec
orat"f assembly rooms usually found
in such schools, cannot help wishing
! that th- pnpilS of this. our largest
| school. could have IN" advantage ant.
| inspiration "f similar surroundings.
As no appropriation was made f0r
this purpose. extensive repairs having
been fo'nd necessary on varinu> build
| ingS q plan has been devised Whnrn-
by every friend of the s"horls can
aid in the work If improving tris haii,
and without sacrifice So himself. The.
SchuL"rr Symphony club, one Of the
oldest and best Of its kind. has beer.
secured for Tuesday evening, Dee. ;.
| III" proceeds Of the concert to be ap-
piled toward tn" improvement "f this
assembly hail
The plan is esreciallv c"mmenda hlf-
for although il requires no Gacri!ic" 't
school time on the part 0f IN" pnpiiS.
it will sin afford each IN opportunity
to aid in the Improvement Of his school,
and develop personal interest ?nd et-
fort that would h" wanting II the
money We're appropriated by the Roaf q
Of FdnCation. II is rarely that one al
our schools makes an appeal ot tins
kind and ,he effort should aro'iS"
hearty response. Should tn" amount
received he Sufficiently large. Principal
Jackman contcmplates "rgariIing :"
Grammar school orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
A. interest 70 Mcgnrn.

To such women as a:'c 10. seriously oh'
.,Iheal,nA but ~no have cAati!ns duties
ulper.orMI either III t.lc W? Of house
hdld carestor Ii social ':I>.co and luz
tlcs whis'.\serion=ly tax t.i':ir s;:ens.n,
.sSeA4sSsp Aursins n.a,...'.>. Or. i'ierce,s
Favorte PfeAsript:":i llas proved ll'.'
valuable ST. :4irtIns tciic and iaviEoEa,-
ing nervine. i:v i .--3e-E Vs., -!-T- ).
se!ious sickncss- IL. zli..l-- Il --::-7-:- ~
avoiced. Thc nnelat .l.s 1.tl1 49, a.2 -,s .ls
sQi2eoGs' Ml1lJa. L -l.--..-I-4,
seldom hsve = y: =: L-:1!Zcd I III ~!
vaIIa6,C Wn1a. - y. - .,---- -1-.4A
n 4, p,na! t!n.r. The "ravoriie Fieacfp.
;I1n1 ~. nr1ycn a great boon to expectah'
mothers by prcparing the system Tor the
couio9 Of bapv. thereby rn"de:ing child
birth safe, easy, and almost painless.
Bear in rind, please that br. Pierce 3
Fsvorite Prescription il !ot q secret or
ps tent medicine, against which The most
Intelligent people are quite naturally
ayeIse, because cf the uncertainty as to
tAeir COMPOSITION and harmless character,
mt f. q MEDICINE or EEO"E COMFDSI-
rroS fuI lis. yf .il il i;ir:",i.cnt. Icing
uin,.t. IN It...n English Gil every hn;iie-
v1apper. ~ examination "f tni> li,t Of
irrr:itie,tt, y III uiS.tunc tac fac. that +; IS
n,n-al.li!. lie in it.' composite ION. c:l""!.c-
sNy p,.le. ,!t,ic refined pitrrrit.e 1'th.:y
the place uf !.,e commonly used a']uAoi,
iu lis n.ane-Ep. In tii.> connection IL
NAV not Lr out Of place to stale that TIC
'Fayui.tc Prescription oi Dr. I.c.ce IS
tie Only medicine put up ."r the cure Of
w0uau's Is:cU.i@r Wcai!4c>~rs and all
ments and sold through druggists, all
the ingredients Of which have the mn
aDimotIs endorsement uf al the i"a'::!is
medical writer's and rearhtrs Of AL the
several schools of practice, and that TOO
Is Ieinedic5 for the ailments for when
sFsyorite Prescription is rccou..n"hGed::
A little BOOK Of these endorsements VII
be sent to any ldl!rrs5, post p;ld. and
Absolutely free II yJu request salGe ny
! POSTAL card. or letter, of bf. K. '. Pierce.
{ Buffalo, =. Y.
I Dr.. Picfcr'S Pheasant Pellets care con.
stipa ton. CoHstl pa ti,n Io The cans" uf
many diseases Cure the c.it.et ANA YOU
sure the dis. ase. Easy 70 take - candy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
Conference Of the State
Pathological Society
viii Be Held al Gardiner
Nov. Il, IS and II.
SpauIding & Tewksbury Co. Of
Portland Increases Capital.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting OF Ao.ernor and Coun-
Gil Tuesday, Nov. II, at 10 A. IA.

The department Of agriculture is in
receipt "i the proslam Ior the annual
conference anG exhibition Of The.
Maine STATE PomOiogicsii Society,
wn',n VIII be- held at the Opera
house III Gardiner. Oct. 12-l4. by in
virhtiun Of the Gardiner Board of
Trade The address o: welcome will
i- delivered by Mayor Will G. Atkins
OF Gardiner and David W. campbeh Of
Oh, rryiield Will make the response. 1t
is expected Inat prominent speakers
frr.A Maine and e:sewhere Will be
pres ~. Jhr program for the three
ta,.; = i'll be as foilcWS:
TtESDAY EVENING, NOV. T.
OF cninc Session d, 30
Ilvu'ation. Rev. L. II. Clarke, Gardner
dIIi"ll "i Otr Orchards,
Mayor viii {. Atkins. Gardiner
Resi- uiIst.
I'aNid w. Campbell. Cherry field
ntitito~r uf President.
T. y. Gilbert, North Greene
it.IrnrtS "f Officers: SECRETARY. ticaSl!l 81.
"x''st'.iN. committee. n!"l:lnt! ri EAptli-
.Irt:.t station council, ch"s ). Pope.
MHHrl!eeIti
WEDNESDAY FORENOON.
Staidin@. If the Insect Invasion and CON
tnuditIun of Our Orchards
Fi.i. =, F. iiito hir=-, Stat- Entoniol"-
discussion.
Non-ralasi,ic Diseases Of Fruit Trees.
Prof. W J. Morse. Oionn
discussion.
WEI NESnAY AFTERNOON.
f'll;il ';ru>.ir=s at oai<lanhs
i.abclr II Gardiner. ESQ. Gardner
fi'h-,. :S;ul.':." f,r t'tuit.
+, L. Kinney. South Hero. Vt
biS,u-Siun.
Maine Fruit rs 1t Appears I" Others.
A. y. iiiX"n, secretary Worcester
County Hon. Society. Worcester.
Mass.
is, u>sior.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
banquet, \. a. L. W ball, opposite
johnson Eous,, O'Clock tickets - cents
oHcn.
Ticl:ets may 10 had # A. f -An-
Gr'W$s ca tiit = rrelai%.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Annual Meeting. $ a. NJ.
Election of Officers.
Re, option Meeting.
III. State Agricultural Department.
iIor. n W. Gilman. Comm ssSioner
Of Agriculture. F"Ncrott
The ,iane" Co-oprrativ" Company.
W. 7. Guptili. T"pSham. Treasurer
ROUND T.lI:LE
| I'll" Size Of the Apple Package:
| I1r Barrel. r. ii. Morse, Waterford
discussion opened hv
| r. y. cummings. Portland
rhe HoX
pirtse sion opened by
+. l.. Lincoln. Wavn"
Maine Cranberry E:"G.
q. II. I.ibbrv. Gardiner
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
j. .ltcateS' Meeting.
report of Committee on Resolutions,
In. Geo. N. TWitchcll, Auhnrn
Discussion.
ilfrh Wheeler. Concord. Mass,
chairman Com. on Fruits, Mass.
Hort. Society.
T /. i<mn,N. South Hero. VT, Pee; j.
dent of Vermont Horticultural So
ritiV
~ y Hiyon. Worcester. Mass. Sec
rttary Worcester Comfy Hortictl-
tiral Society.
Edwin H. Bririingam". Provide nee,
l. /, representing Il ]. Hon ticnltur-
al Society.
John w Clark North Hallcy Mass,
rtTt' s"ntinG Mass Ffut Gr"W.rs
Association
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
All construction work on the Manila

All construction work on the Manila
Railway cos. new lines is performed
by Filipino labor. under the supervi-
sion of American engineers and euner-
intendnnts The company is running
first-class trains. lighted by electricity.
Its new Montalban line is success. 1t
narallels the pipeline which is ia bring
the water from the mountains to Ma
nils,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
Sores In Mouth
Spread Disease

To head q canker. gumboil or sore
gums rinse the mouth with N-Zalia.
This liquid quickly heals all the sores
and IFS antiSeptic properties stop all
possibility of III" sores spreading
Where children suffer from teeth,ng.
to rub this liquid on the gums quickly
takes out all the soreness and keeps
the gums in a healthy condition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07

The Argo Red Salmon of Alaska has
the deepest red color. and the finest
flavor Of any salmon packed. It is
packed entirely by machine and not
touched by ne nd. One trial makes 4
customer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
Car Broke Collar Bone,

Detroit. Nov. Robert Mcdonald.
%. Of 1921 Grand River avenue. sus-
tanned a fracture of his collar bone and
internal injuries when knocked down
bv a car AT Avery and Forest avenues
Friday afternoon. He was taken TO
Grace hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
SOUTH ST. ALBANS.

Bert Palmer is havin; his mouse paint
ed.
A. f.. BadSer has been furnishing pests
for "A snow fence 10 keep the roads from,
drifting.
Henry Lowell and Sprague Cook are
having telephone installed IN th''ii
horGeS.
\. f. Badger has recently purchased
a mate to his fine mare, and now has u
nnc span.
Attic TO.,ar of Comma passed SUNDAY
and Sunday with his ci:nn Ray l'Adsrl
al spring Hin Dairy Farm IN 81 Al
hans
Mrs. Burton from Harmony is acting
as rOusekerpsr for Frank Hanson. MIS-.
Marson is still cook.
George Narson has moved his family
into the Lc oh house.
Miss F. %! Badger las recently p'n-
chased 2 ne piano.
ATr. and Mrs. II. @. Riaisdell Were in
IIttsficid Friday.
My. and Mrs. Frank FitZgerad returned
10 WELLINGTON Sunday afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07

w w. JackSon'S crew has moved the
paint shop on Northern avenue owned
by Hiram Judltns to the lot on .Jefer-
son street recently purchased by IN"
latter. and MIR. Judkins Will have the
building remndel'ed and finished up
for a dwelling for his own use.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
SOMERSET
PALMYRA.

Mr. and Mrs Charles Homestead are
in l.nston visiting friends for few
days.
Miss Mary Daggett visited in Bangor
last week.
\. II. SCutharl is doing carpenter
work on l.. w. F'rost'S store.
EIr. Sargent ami Mr.. Nelson who have
been stopping with ID. A. Stackpole :
family for III" past week, nave gone
70 their home in Aro"StGok county. but
V i'll return soon with their families, as
they have purchased farms in Cornna.
one bought the Seth Lancaster farm,
and the other bought E,llery Jones
farm.
d. 4. Stackpole has recently pur-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
MONTVtlLE.

Edward =. I.nnt, has moved his
family To- Belfast where h" Will max"
his future home. He has engaged 10
clerk for Howes 4 Co.
Apple buyers and hay buyers are
quite frequent now.
Preston Bartlett is at work for
Ernest Davis.
+. ]. Hatch lost his horse last week,
hy breaking its leg in the stall.
Mrs. d. X. Mcfarland Of Freedom.
is visiting her father Frank Mayhem.
Henry ATcCorrison has taken to him
self a life partner. Elizabeth B. Frye
one Of our estimahle young ladies'.
The best wishes Of their many friends
attend them
A. j. Dunton ESQ. and Augustus
Pcrow of Bath and Rev. f. J. Hatch Of
this town We're investigating the
mysteries connected with the recent
Harding fire. During the storm thoy
We're at Eli Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Atkinson attended
Grange at Branch Mills Saturday even
ing, Nov. I'd.
Mrs. Frank Hall of North Searsmont
has just closed her second term of
school in what is locally known as the
Kingdom precinct. with public eX-
hibition Friday evening, Nov. 1st at
which sufficient money was raised to
purchase a Webster's dictionary for
the school 1t has long been the
practice to change teachers every
term and the result was not satisfac-
tory. Mrs. Hall was engaged at the
beginning of the year. and she is ex-
pected to continue to teach to the close
of the school year 1t took the greater
part of the first term TO get started IN
the right direction. but everything is
now working in harmony. The first
innovation was cleanliness. and wash
ba sin and towels We're procured This
vas followed by curtains to the blank,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07

county commissioners of Androscogsin
county. asking the board ii public con-
vencnce and necessity require the lay
ing oul oi = certain highway crosSin.,
over the tracks Of the Maine Central
Railroad and Grand Trunk Railway al
Danville junction.
Hon. George T.. Morrison of Rlddc
ford, inspector II workshops, factories.
mines ana rnarries. was at the Capitol
yesterday on maTtcrS of business con-
ne,t"d with his office
Ivan r.. Lang, deputy insurance COM
missioner. was in Lewiston Wednesday.
On r,atters of business
Owing to the recent death 81
Wallace T.. Berry. Of Winthrop, cnt-
nent fish cliiluriSt long iGentifitd With
Names inland fisheries and Tor man:-
years superintendent of the STATE tiSii
natcherice j. ". Rrackett. ,ncmb. Z
of the commission of inland fisheries
and game, has assumed; @}Iper ntenden-
cv or the ina tcherieS and is NOW on Il tour
ri inspection Of them. There are now
nine hatcherieS located as fellows:
OuuossOc. al loot of l.anGelev lake in
Franklin county: Raymond on Seba2 -
lake in Cumberland: Monmouth aIu
! Belgrade both in kennebec. Ao0S' =
mead lake in PiscataurIi@: LAX" Az
! burn in Androscng4in: Enfield in Pen
! obScot: C3rib0u in AroOStInk and
! NoXie Pond in Somerset. This y the
! busy season at tn" hatcherirS Wh"1
I yutrnc fish ere being shipped 10 ponu@
ara lakes throughout the state.
| The following corporation has fii"';
! lis certificate % organization at the
! Office Of tn" secretary Of State:
International Amusement Co. or
ganiZed ut Portland for the puipoS" of
controlling all kinds of amusemcnts
with 5000 900 CAPITAL stock. nf which
| nothing is paid in. Officers: President
+. w. Freeman Of Portland: treasurer
! +. l.. Rackliff of Portland Certificate
filed NrV. s 190,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
WALDO.
FREEDOM.

Dr. NJ. NJ Small OF Branch NILS passed
SATURDAY and Sunday in town.
Mrs Fall.I. .t Bangor VINO las been
pas. in;: Il week in Town, the guest oi
Mrs \ NJ S!nal!. las returned /" h"i
honir.
e. T. S;,rprnn Went 10 R'ist"n .>Itnr-
dav ~. :, ! u>inrss lliJ.
Pnil lii,rcy Is visiting friends in ihtts-
field
Miss t:,:,ce III, llneli nf thc Teachers
Agency, i"stnn. uas il. town FIid'\.
The Academy boys are Feeling YER
mach eiat"l ov'r their football VI'1"t\ "f
saturday.
John " M,ntrr, Hoydnn ~ vhr h:.S
been .n",.iliiiI, thc football team, re-
,urne,! ~ collrs" SATURDAY.
The pupils ~ he Acadtny hcli WY
cnjnNa III. Halloween e0cia! at the Gram"
Ham Npp,tly evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07
THTRSDtY EVENING

l:nuanc+' .: Maine Fruit Town.
Miss Nellie +. N.,r.Iion, M"nm"u1l Ii
Music
luS",ts. Birds aud Fruits.
pin. W l.. tnW'lS. Gardner
Music.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-07

Motto" has been rlcl at the office of
~" -'".rtt"rN nt state that at j meet
niS "i tir ~tr, khuldcrs Of the Srand
ing \ T"W kShuty CO.. held al Portland
N"V- !, thai Tie present amount 81
capital stock had n"cn found in
sufficient Tor III" purpose for which the
corporation WAS organized. and thu
same Was incrta Stri to $50 600.
Another notice filed at the Office
states that 1T Il meeting of the stock
hulC,cr>' of the Independent Composing
CO.. held at Augusta Nov. 4. it Vas
voted that as IL WAS incoiiVenicnt 10
transact the business of the corpora
tion with Il board With maximum list
OF seven directors. that the maximum
list he increased to nine