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Local Staple Groceries.

LOGai ShaPiC NfSSS''S~s Corrected daily by Franklin. Stiles and 1 Franklin)
 sugar-Granulated. 5ssc; Y. C., 5lsc Coffee--Green. 11gl3c; Arbuckles, sls.o5; | Porto Rico. $l6.0b. house. 4Oc; Georgia cane. 3Sc. White peas--Per bushels, s3.25. Grits-92 pounds, Sl.I0. Mac9roni--7c. Spaghetti, 7c.
 Rloe-Full head 7c; Jap. sc; low grade, 494lAc.
 tomatoes. 2-lb tins. 9Oc; tomatoes, stan dard 31lb, $1.10; 2-lb, soc; blackberries, standard, 95c
 Pepper-Grain, 1Gc; ground 20c.
 Prunes-Boxes, 50-60 per pound, gc.
 Dried Fruit-Per pound: California eyaporated peaches, 14c; eyaporated ap- Kaisins Per package. 121kc; per 20 u. box, S.75.
 Condensed Milk-Eagle. s6.75 Bell, si,s5; Pet, g 90; Dime Brand, $40
 soap-Octagon, 3.90; Lenox, 8. co; Polo. 4 E. Ivory. small size, $4; large, $g7a; Big Deal, $i.s0; Pay Day. s1.S5; Grandpa's Wonder, s3.s5.
 soda--Arm 6 Hammer brand. sO-lb cases, S3.
 starch-Bulk. 4c per pound; celiulold, $2.50 case. *e
 Baking Powder-Pcr case: Parrot & Monkey, Sl 80; Good Luck, s3.75. . Ginseng-Per pound, s3.50ll4.50.
 Canned Apples-No. 8, s1 25 per dog.
 Pie Peaches---No. 3, s1 .5O per dog.
 Canned Corn--s5as0c per dog.
 Flour, Meal and Feed Stuffs.  Corrected daily by Tennessee NH Co) Flour-Fancy patent. sG.35; Nellie King, 5 50; patent, s5.50; straight, ;5
 Meal--Water ground, 55c Du.; 96-lh bags. si.65.
 Corn-No. 2 mixed, s4c; white, Soc.
 Oats-No. 2 mixed, GAG: No. white. 65c; white clip, Gc.
 Pure wheat bran, 100 pounds. s1.50.
 Cotton seed feed meal. $25; prime, s27 Corn chops-30 pounds, s1.30.
 Corn heartg--l00 pounds. Sl.5O
 Shorts-lOe pound sack, si.G5.
 Huls--sO-lb c. B.. yi2.50 ton; 100-ib c. s., 3i2.25 ter.
 Hay-Choice timo hy. s25; No. 1 timo- thy, s24; Johnson grass. SIS: clover mixed, s22 choice green alfalfa, s25.
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Fruits and Produce.

Corrected daily by Douglass Bros) Lemons--Per box, extra fancy. 34. .50lI4.75.
 Cabbage---Virginia. 1Ec pound; Holland seed. 1Ac.
 Onions-Per pound. 2hc.
 Northern Potatoes-Per bushel, 95cGu Hens-35440c: broilers, 25q35c Eggs-Alabama. Bc; Tennessee, 25c. Butter-Fresh. 12sh9i5c; renovated, ssOc; creamery. 34c.
 Cheese--Full cream, per pound, 17Isc. Roasting Ears-Per doz. I5Qz5c. Nuts-Engiishs walnuts. 15c per pound: : flberts, 121sc per pound; oceans. 13c per pound; mixed nuts, 14c per pound. Raisins-Two crown layers, $2.00 three crown layers. <2.26-
 Dates-Per case, 30 pound case. a.
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Live Stock Market.

Chicago. November .-Cattle-Receipts about 300; market steady; beeves, s3.500 7; cows, s1.250p4.sO; calves, so.50G$I50; Texans, $2.40d415; westerners, $3q5.40; stockers and feeders, $2.4Od4.50.
 Hogs-Receipts abou 6000; market 10a15c higher; lights, s4S0Q5.40; mixed, si9OD 5.50; heavy, s4s0q5. .45; rough, $4759490; pigs, S46D4s5 Bulk of sales, $5d525.
 Sheep-Receipts apout 2O00; market steady; natives, S2. 40p5.16; western. s25O@ 5.2O yearlings, s5@5.7o; lambs, s425@6.25; western, S4.2516.70.
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Coffee Market.

New York, November s.-The market for coffee futures opened steady at un- changed prices, which was about as due on the European cables. There was further liquidation by December longs during the morning, but the market rules fairly steady, closing steady, net un- changed to 5 points lower, the loss be- ing confined to the three last months. Sales were reported of 26,500 bags. includ- ing December at 5.45, March at 5.45, May at 576 and July at 5.85.
 Spot quiet; Rio. No ', Sc; Santos, No- vember, TAG Mild coffee dull; Cordova, l01aG3131hc.
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F4gs-Layers. crown, s1.1o; crown.

SIPS per box.
 Peanuts-Fancy, per pound, 7lsc; choice Ghc.
 Sweet Potatoes-Cullman, g, 25; Virginia, $3 Dooey yams, $9.50.
 Cocoanuts-A. 75 per 100. Apples-Fancy. sbd6.5O choice, s4,5005. Limes-Imported. per 100, sl.00. Oranges-Florida. box, SS.2543.50. Bananas-Per bunch, l.25G1.75. Malaga Grapes-Per keg, S6. Spanish Onons-Per crate s1.65. Concord Grapes-S-pound box, 35c; 4- pound box, 20c.
 Celery-California doz,, S5c Sugar Cane-Doz.. 45c. Tokay Grapes-Per crate, s225. Rudabagos. 1&c.
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Bonds.
Money on Call.

New York. November 9.-Money on call nominal; time loans dllll and strong; sixty days, Is per cent and ninety days, 12 per cent; six months. 6 per cent; prime mercantile paper nomi- nally at 7@10 per cent; sterling ex- change firm, with actual business in bankers bills at 1854 @4S8 for de- mand, and at 479 for sixty day bills; commercial bills, 476 1h @477h. Bar sil- yer, 59bc: Mexican dollars, 46hc. Gov ernment bonds steady; railroad bonds steady.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures.
 Open. High. Low (Josr

New Orleans, November 9.-Spot cotton steady; sales, 2G25 bales. Low ordinary, Csc nominal, ordinary, 7-l6c nominal; good ordinary s7sc nominal low niddling, 9Nc; middling, 101c; good middling, He; midding fair 111sc; fair. 121ac nominal. Receipts, 10,S62; stock, 153032.
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rreasurx statement.

Washington, November 9.--Today's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund exclusive of the slbo,- OOO. 900 gold reserve, shows: Available cash balance, s240,399,475; gold coin and bullion, s12,462,217; gold certih- cates, $78,736,650.
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Metal Market.

New York, November 9.--The metal markets were more or less nominal to- day in the absence of cables. Tin was quiet at S30.20@30.60.
 Copper remained weak in tone, with Lake quoted at $1375Q14; Electrolytic at $1350,d1375; casting at $1S. S.25Gl13.b0.
 Lead was unchanged at s450q4.75, and spelter at $5.15Q525.
 Iron was reported quiet at recent
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Chicago Change.

Chicago November 9.-After nerv- ous session the local wheat market closed strong on buying by shorts, the December delivery showing a net gain of 11s@1Ac. Corn was off ssc Oats were 1sc lower. and provisions 21k@71sc higher.
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German account, owing to the Iise in the bank rates and shows net loss Of per cent There was fair investment buying in the American section, both for Eng fish and continental account
 Money is getting scarce and call loans easily commanded 4% to per cent, while discounts after the adjustment of the bank rate were dealt in more freely at a shade under per cent.
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Interior Movement.

Houston; Quiet; mlddling. 10%c; net re- ceipts, 7643; gross receipts, 7G43; shipments SIG; sales, 397; stock, 69.711
 Augusta: Steady; middlng, 10iac; net receipts, 20S5; gross receipts, 26S2; ship ments, 1897: sales, TAI; stock, AS, 734.
 Memphis Steady; middling, 10%c; net receipts, BPS; gross receipts 3533; ship ments, S07 sales. 1250; stock, s6.144.
 St. Louis: Steady; middling, 107sc; net receipts, 4ss gross receipts, 35s7; ship ments, 3107; sales, 25; stock, 9605.
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 267: gross re- ceipts, 267; shipments, 560; sales, 30; stock, 9s30.
 Louisville: Firm rniddling, 107sc.
 Little Rock: Steady; middling, 10gsc; net receipts, 620; gross receipts, 620; ship ments. 936; stock 16,500.
 Total today Net receipts, 14,231: gross receipts. 1S,Ss2 shipments. 15,453; sales, 3413; stock, N240,524.
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to accept a cut in wages Shouio tlis COT troversy become serious the position or cooper metal would be greatly improved.
 Today's stock market was irregular Discounts in Berlin were unchanged. Lon- don was heavy on the further gold with drawals, and with declines in Americans in that center. There was small arbitrase selling here. The Bank or Germany re- ported for the week a cash loss of S4,956,- GOO and a loan increase of s4,19S,0O0.
 Bar silver closed lower at bS. Bar silver in London, 25 15-16d. Mexican dollars Ac lower at 46ssc.
 United States government bonds closed easy. The general bond market was ir- regular The features included American Tobacco 6s, Atchison general As, Burling- ton joint 4s, Consolidated Gas 6s, Union Pacific first is and United States Steel 5s.
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Meats.

Corrected daily by Nelson Morris & Co., D. S. rib bellies, $9sO@105O. D. s. clear bellies, 10 I.tDl0. 93c. D. S. extra short ribs, 9.225c. D. S. fat backs. $S.
 Smoked clear bellies. 12@121sc. Hams-Fancy, 14A@15Ac; medium, 14c; California 9isc.
 Bacon-Fancy, 2c medium, 19Ac. Iard-Leaf, 10hc; compound, Sc.
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

cotton quiet: prices points lower. Amer ican middling fair, 6.4od; good middling.
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A FEW OF MANY ENDORSEMENTS
 FROM THE PRESS.
WHEELER'S HOTEL
,UrTAw. AU.A

EUTAW, ALA. Electric lights and bells in each room. Artesian water. Long distance Telephone service, Hot and Cold Watez Baths.
 Rates e2.0o Fer Day.
 M. JOE WHEELER, Prom
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, November 9.-Cotton seed oil easy; prime crude. 231ac; prime crude yellow, s5c.
 New Orleans, November 9-Cotton seed oil: Prime, 3sc.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival ana departure Of passenger trains at the rev Terminal Station, Birmingham:
 (Effective July I. -9071 I4f
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THE LOCAL MARKETS.
Local Iron Market.
Local Cotton Market.
Local Securities.
State, County anG City Bonds.

(corrested by Otto Marx & Co.,. Brown
 Marx Building)
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Total sale. for the day, 9s9O0 shares.
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cueen and crsseen. ao,

Arrive from mart to- '-. Richmond ..1o:15 pn Richmond .. 6:oo am Norfolk .. 1:ao pm Norfolk .. ..s;15 pm
 Showing tho arrival and departure of passenger train ut the Louisville and Nashville Passenger Station, Birmingham
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
ROAD is OPENED.
First Car Over Fairfield G. Shawmu'
Road Friday Afternoon.

The first car on the Fairfield &
ShaWmut went over the road Friday
afternoon starting at $50 from Fair
field. The car was one of the w. y
+. work cars and carried as passengers
all the men employed on the road and
the roads builder. Mr.. Gerald.
The car ran perfectly and made the
grade mt Emery Hill. the stccpcSt on
the road, With an ease that delighted
everyone. The car ran toward Shaw
NUT picking up the men working on
the track and further on the crew
of mon who were working on the troll
ley and returned t" Fairfield heavily
loaded. Regular passenger traffic Will
begin probably Monday.
Mr. Gerald il much pleased with the
success If til" first trip on the new
road and is receiving the copgratula-
tions If his many friends upon Its
completion. This is the thirteenth
road with which Mr. Gerald has been
connected with. in building and as he
said when ground was first broken
for it. he has not let the unlucky num-
Der interfere with its success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07
Almost Ready
for Big Fair.

Hustle is the word to be used IN
Speaking of the work at the lar
grounds and as the event approaches
The hustle is becoming only more pro
nouncrd. Tho work on the interior 81
the Coliseum has gone on rapidly lIoIi
the beginning and is beginning to SNOW
tho results of the work. over 4oOp
cards Of muslin. between 80 ana 4po
[nuancSc lanterns, and about 4po chi
ne4n rarasols have been placed as dec
oratiOnS.
Thn walls Of the buildings have been
lined with green burlap and VIII be
decorated with photos, paintings, en-
nroidcrv and tapestries. snow case
in one booth will contain the trophies
Won bv Nelson and on the wall near ny
!, hi H. HING Scott IciGhtun's paintings
| ~ Nelson 2Cs ana Ills sire Young RON.
trhc exhibit Viii be OF great lutcrcS,
| to horSemcn.
Tho arabian horses which will be eX-
biIitod in :; tent on the new ground,
| viii arrive this morning on tram NJ.
| % 1T the rear Of the horS" tents VIII
~ the tents nf the poultry and fancy
| I,ird show. These will cover Two acres
| of ground and will exceed by halt an
| ocrr that of last year. In tn" opinion
| az II T., Uunton. who is at the heat
| nf ttc poultry department, this Will y"
IN most extensive exhibition Of IL
II-i,,d over shown in Maine. Tho MAN
| nouItry tent measures 500 by 60 feet
An attractive feature of this depart
| mont will he the exhibit Of 800 pigeons
I,,. Mr. Dickinson OF Havcrhili, Mass.
| pr,si1ent Mayo is very enthusiasts
I'D a. tho tho dog show WhiIf
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Premium List for the
WinslOW Fair Oct. | and J,

"a "a $ $ Best SOW s.; ID, 5. Best boar, s.
Poultrv.-Best coop of fowls Cor poultry
81 "a. 'nc Best coop Of fowls for cga
chicks, 81; ii, SOC Pest PAIR of turkeys
-: I'd. Mc ;"st pair Of syeese, 81 "a. 5or
Fest lnir vt ducks, ST. ID, 500. Best cN-
hiiit If l;;ntan.S. loC.: ID. &c. lest eX-
hilit of pigeons, 81; ID. ;0o
Fruit Pest exhibit of apples 8, "a. 81
Best exhibit Of pears. 81; 2d. 50c. Hest
exhibit nf plums. 81: III. JGr. lest On
hiIit cf peaches, 81; "a. 5oc. Fest exhibit
If ounces, 81; ~. 90. I;cst exhibit Of
Vegetables. Pest general collection OF
VERSAILLES. 81. Best exhibit of potatoes,
81: "a. a. Lest exhibit of cabbaS"s. 81:
"a. sue. Best exhibit of spW!shes. 81; 2d-
-,nC lest exhibit of hrcte turnipS. car
l"ts onions. rarsnips, tomatoes. for each.
.,dc.: n. nc. Same premium for any 9TH
e. variety Of garden or field truck.
PAINTINGS am Photos.-Iest oil painting.
-: 2d, 500. Best water-color. 81: II. SOC.
Best collection Of photos, 81: 2d, ~. Best
hand-iocurat"d china. 81; ID. SOC.
Childron's 'enartm"nt.-Iiestc exhibit Of
butter made hv girl under 16 wears. 81 2d.
SOC. Best loaf Of cake mad by girl I'M
dor IL. same premiums. Bcst loaf of
bread made hy girl under 10, same pre-
miums Rest piece of ncndlc-wnrk mad'
IN child under l. years, 81: "a. "hc. lest
exhibit Of flowers raised 10y child under Is
years s.: "a 81 Best exhibit of Ncg"ta-
IlcS raised by hoy under Is Years s.: "a
II. Best collection of injurious insects,
s.: ~. 81 Best collection OF weeds. =;
Sc!7nl Exhihit.-Bcst exhibit by any
one school 81. ~. s. Best exhibit by any
orc scholar, s.; ID, 81.
r;hv SHOW "a special ATTRACTION for
oct. ~ win be tho BABY show. omen to
al. held 1T II :. NJ. Tho age limit is IS
oonths "rctti'st baby. silver CUP; Fat
test l,ahv. silvcr st Smallest Laly. set
' i,...tI ,sr1, al r1r
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Waterville Boy
in California.

The following is taken from tho
Riverside Enterprise, California, issue
of August %. The W. F. Shepherd
referred "a in the article is well rcmcm-
bcrcd in Watcrvillc, for he was born in
this city, and lived here with his
mother, brothers and sister until sew
cral years ago, whom he went west I"
rccupcratc his health. He graduated
from the WatcryiIlc High school in the
class of -, and was a Young mani Of
exemplary habits ana earnest ambi-
tionsccs 4i.5 friends here will wish him
success; in his new venture.
1t has been learned that f.. \. Hiil2-
gas, Mills Fraser and w. =. Shepherd
have foriIcd combination to sell real
estate under the firm name, the River
side Realty Company. These young
men n, well known ana stand high in
the tefShation of The public and should
command Il large volume Of business
both individually ana collectively. Mr..
Fraser was for Il long time identified
with the Arlington Heights Fruit Com
pany and the Gage Canal Company
lat,r opening a real estate office ON his
own account. T.. y. HillcGas is an
accountant of cunsidt rablc ability and
mas boa lIthlul'u Mill WV ~ tli'
local banks, rcSigning his position about
last February with tho First National
Bank owing to his health. w. /. Shop
herd has mad" good progress with his
real estate ventures sine" leaving Col
lier &, Canadian. where Ec acted IL tn"
capacity Of st"nngrlrh,r, He is tirc'
Joss worker and mas 4 pleasing person
altv AMI should mails one strong link
in the chain. Each of thc:" young gen.
tl"mcn has his especial department to
manage i'll the. new venture. and that
insllrcs degree of security and rciia-
bility. As each Of them owns an auto
mobile, il will Nc handy To tax" tho
prospective purchaser over the city and
country ir negotiating sales. Mr.. Sh"n-
herd bought Il Maxwell car Yrst'rdh5
| to make everything compare evenly.
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Coburn Opening Postponed.

~, ~ ). Stevenson, principal Of Coburn
,,iassical Institute has sent out the fol-
wing announcement: Owing to many
n ,ralrs and alterations in equipment
~" sertaken during the present summer
NV nv, especially to the securing and fur
hing OF the new Boys hall. it has
al found necessary to postpone the
NJ p,ehing of the school year one week
s e rail- term will begin "Wednesday"
~ spl' ~, and the program announced
g. page of the Animal Catalogue 70!
sept II and y will he moved forwarf
sept. IS and 10,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

The seventh annual fair of the WinsIon
Grange will be held Oct. l and = The
following is the complete premium list:
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
Bulls.-f"st I'm fof beef purposes, s.;
~ 81. Host bull for dairy purpose s.;
CN'n.-E.st yoke Of oxen. s.; ~, s..
steers Bes: pair 2-ycar-olls, s.: ID. 81
Best pair warnings 3: ID. 81.
| CoWS.-B"st COW or lcifcr for uaily, -;
q. 81. lest COW or hcifcr for beef, s.;
Calves Best hcircr calf fnr beef. s..
"a, 81; Best hcifcr calf for laitv. $; N,
81. Best bun calf Tor iairv, -, "a, 81.
Best ball calf for beef. s.: ~, 81.
HcrscS.-IIcst gcntlcman's driving horse,
81: 2d. s.. Best brood mare. s.: ii, 81.
colts.-t'cst @-vrar-"ld, 81: a: 5; Best
2-year-o1d. s.: ID 81 Pest ycarling. s.; u.
81, Best sucking. s.; "a, 81.
Shecp.-.f"st .hock ~ ci1ht sheep, =.
Best flock Of six lambs 81; III, 81. Best
buck any age, s.. Best eve any age, s..
barley, rye. huck~ heat, beans. l'cas tat
least quarts of caclD. for each variety.
LIST, Sc; I'd, 30. Best exhibit Of field,
sweet or pep corn, for each, lst, Toc.; "a,
&c
KIttcr ana Chces>.-Bgst exhibit Of
each 81. "a. 5Gc
Tread ana Pastrv-r"st loaf of bread.
81: "a, SOC. Fest loaf of cake. 81: ID. J0,'
Rest pics. dough nuts. etc. 81: ID. 100.
Preserves and Canned Goods. Largest
collection of different vari ties. 81; ri s.
J"llics.-Bast exhibit. 81, "a. SOC
Honey and Pickl"s.-Best exhibit each.
Flowers. -Eest exhibit Git flowers. 81:
~. nc. Est eNhiht pottcd plants s..
FANCY Nork.-Hrst collection of fancy
work. s.. Best silk quilt 81. "a. SOC Pest
patchwork quilt 81: ~ sic. Pest piece
Of crochctcd work. 81. ID, &c Best picc..
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Rear OF Drive
Passes Along.

Tie rear drive of logs for tic season
1904 PASSED through I'll" H"llinGSW"rth
4 Wnl1lr. hnomS TIL" latter part "f
last week TIL season has been ono
Of III" most successful and the WORK
has bon .rrirtcnd"d in Il Workman
shin manner under the direction of u.
4. ana &. A. Warren Of this city. who
for the past i Years have Girc' tcd thc
drives for this company.
The success pEhhe drive in one way
can DC attributed to the supply u Wa
ter during the entire season. -EAf*rl
for the Jam at Madison, tie river ma
kent clear and not many logs nave
piled up along the banks. The jam a'
Madison was not 50 difficult to break
az was expected and not much tilnt
was lost.
This season s.. 900 600 f%ct Of logs have
Lccn handled for the HollngSWorth <
W-hituc,v 90. ard they contemplate CUT
ting 10000 600 feet next season.
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Church Notices.

second BAPTIST church. Water ,1t,,,n stree ser
III, I.,ul \. Cayer pastor: Morning SerI
M, ~ at Il "a with sermon: Sunday school
n T.; evening service at -"
First baptist church; Elm stree bv W" Kew ",
1 II g yThit@more: sunday school at noon ION
C q r Endeavor at $50; everins ser
vice ut 80 .o+
Free baptist church, Gsi Icrtirs s' Wor.
M, n 10 70 with sermon by the pastor
Snndav school az noon; Young. People
service ut CSC: evening service at =.
st. Mary's church ,NpiscopaD. K f;et,
George Bruce Nicholson rector p9''
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7.a: lnatin" II 1850: sunday schan ~ 1T 1T
noon; rvcrsonE 1T 80 =. NJ
CcHcrCgatiUnal church. Temple street
Morning worship ut 1910 with sermon nv
Prof Calvin NJ Clark of Bangor: Sunday
school At noon Christian Endcayor nj
$50 evening service At I,O.
Ntnslow CONGREGATIONAL church, Few.
w j. Mcneil pastor: Morning wnr< lin
at loo with sermon by the pastor: : m
day sclool ut noon; Young Peoples m, Ct
in- at 6 p. M; evening s. rvice al
O'clock
Christian Science hall: Savings. f.; nj;
building Services 1T 1870 \. NJ; subject:
jet: MAN" childrrn's Sunday scioo al
] Il: experience and testimony meeting
Wednesday at 80 =. Nj. Reading room
open daily except Sunday from . to
L. NJ.
Advent Christian church. Pearl and
Nud,i streets. Rev. T. J. Coolbroth pas.
tor: Morning worship at 1870 with adj
1I.iF: evening service at 7%0: PRAYER and
social service Thursday 1T 80 T. NJ.
Methodist Episcopal church. Pleasant
street. Rev. c. w. Bradlee: Preaching In
The pastor ut 1920; Sunday school and
pastors class al T.: EpWorth League ser.
vice ut &c: evening service at : 80: prav yer
rIectinc Thursday evening at 745.
st. Francis de Sales church Catholic,
EinI street: Mass at 6iD, 8 ana 1879 4.
NJ: Sunday school III i. NJ The Chill
drcn of Mary meet the first Sunday of tho
month at 80 +. NJ: the Soldiers of the
Sacred Heart the third Sunday of thc
month ut , +. NJ: tie Ladies of St Anne
the fourth Sunday of the month at ;
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Harold Walker has q fine display of
Oriental souvenirs in Fosters drug
store. which he collected while in the
Philippines The collection consists of
weapons, sandals. hats, sleeping rugs,
wall tapestries and fine collection
IT pinot, graphs In the collection are
NJ couple IT Japanese pipes and fine
tortoise shell. The ph0tis are pictures
of tropfc scenes ana of people living
in the Philippines and Asia. Most of
these were taken by Mr.. Walker HIM
self.
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me residents of Sanger avenue ana
upper Main street are on the lookout
,o' some individual. who is getting ms
an''hs by helping himself to produce
uoih their gardens. He has been caught
a. Ills work one or two times but has
oceh let so with the promise that he
Souid keep away from that neighbor-
mood. But he has not kept, his word
AMI traces Of his stealing were discov-
s.eu again. 1t will go hard with him II
N arprehended.
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A surprise party was given Thurs
day evening in honor Of Miss Kate
Hodges at the home of the Misses Nina
ana Hazel jackson on Summit street
Miss Hodges has been employed by the
F.. H. Brown Clothing Co. for some
time and Will finish her work there this
week. 4 very pleasant evening was
enjoyed by all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

Ihe reunion Of the d. c. Branch 81
,'N LIST Maine Cavalry Association VIII
10 held at the residence OF Conradc
ne"rgc +. Powers, South Orrington.
thursday, Sept. l.. Comradc Powers IS
Wated AT South Orrington, about SIN
naes from Bangor. on the Maine Cen
val Arrangements have been made tor
ieouced rates on steamboats, and rail-
.~dS. All comrades. with their fami-
"eS' are expected to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

Entertaining a childrens party at GER
tain millionairc's houSc in New York,
Miss Shcdnck. & professional teller Of
stones to Juveniles. happened 10 employ
the old provcrb. The carly bird catches
the worm" a little boy questioned tho
prove rb prOmptl". but wasn't the Worrl
foolish. he asked, Ito get M early and be
cau@ht?" MY dear" said Miss Shedlocl
that worm hadn't boon to bed ut all He
was just getting home"