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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Oct. There was no con-
sid rable revival of speculative interest
in today'S stock market and its surface
was unrutIied by any striking movement
or any important event The only feat
ure in the days market was an announce
to Great Northern stockholders by one OF
the companies which administers part of
the assets of that property. This proved
TO be the r1ainStav of the narrow mar
kct ana served as an obstacle to the cf-
forts rI:de early in the session by the
hears to extend the decline which SET IN
on Saturday after the appearance of the
hank statement Similar outsivinSs were
reported from I'll" head Of the Atchison
system today, but with slight effect on
the securities of that system.
Statistics compiled bv the Journal of
Commerce throw Il further light on the
troubles through which the securities
showing of new securities for the nine
months of the current year reaching the
unparalleled total Of sl.?.S. 9GS.500. cNclu-
Sive of government bonds. but including
municipal issues. The Saturday bank
statement was not lost sight of, although
its influence for active depression was re-
sisted
With the surplus over the legal reserve
down to $2.G4S.015. and with the tide of
the currency movement to the interior in
| full flood there is small disposition To
risk extension of credits for taking on
securities on margin. The influence of I,
| further reduction in quotations for cop
per at the Metal Exchange was over
| come Notwithstanding the dullneSs OF
| the market the tone became distinctly
| st4ong at the close.
Bonds wer" heavy. Total sales. pa,
| value. 81 CSC Oo0. United States As declin-
| ed Il per cent. on call
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Boston Stock Market.
Boston, Oct.
New York Produce Market.
New York. Oct

New York. oct {.
F1OTR-Receipts 46342: exports o0644
sales Scno: market firm and higher: MINI
patent 5.3GM5.Sl: winter straichtS 45OIj
40: Mimi. bakers 425Gi41o: winter extr;,
5000 100; winter patents 1865; winter
low grades 3.5Mf290
WHEAT-Receipts eos. 500: exports AGA
Gas: sales 100000 futures 10000 spot
spot strong: No red 109 elevator: No.
red llolI o b afnat; No. northern Du-
luth IA o h afloat: No. hard winter
11iiI o b afioat
CORN-Itec' ipts 1850: spot firm: No. .
~ clet ator and 72ss to arrive f h
aft afioat; n" > white 727s and No yellow
OATS-Rec, ipts 1872 go: exports 80;
spot firm; mixed. Sag lbs. "a: natural
white. u to 3 lbs, 555m5Si4: clipp~ Il white,
;'2ft 40 his. G1Gt6G.
E'EE'T-Steadv
SPRING BRAN-o710
HAH-SteaGy
BEEF-Steadv.
ARI,-Steady; western prime 15I9. %
PDRk-Steady
SlGAR-Raw steady: fair refining 3.4I:
centrifugal 9G test 3.95; molasses sugar
80: refined steady
HITTER-Strong: receipts 3S7l: cream
cry specials COL: creamery extras 80:
lhlrtS To frStS 2Eu29: state dairy common
L" finest 22n29: process common to spec-
ialS '""-hi"; western factory common to
firStS 20To4 ~
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Chicago Produce Market.

O.
The, wheat p,arket was. strong today
and, prices for betstnher delivery showtl
net gain of l7a11kc. Corn was up 7.So
&c Oats were &c. higher and provisions
were n shade to SC higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
MlIEAT-pec. 1925: May lGsh; July
1Mla: t..--
C0RN-Cec. 59is; May CO: July 59z..
OATS-Dec. 5%i1. May :li4.
MESS. TDRK-Oct. 14i21s: Jan. Ia 20
LARD-Oct 9.021a; Nov. 80: Jan. $50.
SHORT RIBS-Oct. 80: Jan. ,95.
Cash quotations were as follows:
!; wnEtATENo. S:sprine lC9Nll4: No. 9 rs
M1i4H: No. red 995& M0l.
CORN-No , G3Gt14: No. yellow 434
az.
OATs-No. 52a.; No white $685..
RI E-No. . S615.
BARLEY-Good feeding S0uSs
MALTING-91d1 1913
ELAN SEEDING. l northwestern 1876.
TIMOTHY-43n.
CI.ONER-lC.1J.
SHORT RIBS. SIDES 9DGfs5o.
MESS FORK-14l5Gt1i.oo
TARD-gUnia
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Boston Produce Market.

OCC. n
FLOTR-IIiCher; mill shipments, spring
patents 5.S36i6aO
CORN-Lower. No. yellow -
OATS-lIighcr; No. > clipped white Glia
Gi6o
HAY Unchanged: No l o1.lO
MILL. FEED-Unchanged
SPRING BRAN-21.5oN, % ~.
MINED FEEDS J0Gp21 90
PORK-Dull: medium 1900
LARI,-Dull: 1D7s.
REEF-Firm whole cattle 104Ml0at.
LAMES-Firm: spring l1Ml2
NEALS-Firm: 11hGi13
BtTTER-Steady: northern 31EI33ib.
CHlcESF-Stcady York state 151@GIlGla
E'iGS-Steady. choice 33I35; western
OF M24lh.
APPLES-Quiet: GravenStcins 3ONCI4 80
FTATOES-Quiet; Maine white 6aH010
SCGAR-Steady on a basis of so for
graduated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. g Moody and son
have returned from South Hope. wh,r,
they visited r"l1tiyrr. and Warren
where thrl attended the Union fair.
Mr.. ana Mrs Edwin Bullock visited
tn" nirn fair and the fair at Dimar-
i~cnttn
Mrs. Marshall of McIros,.. Mass. and
Miss Ilinklcy Of Randolph have re-
turned to their homes after Il visit
with AIRS. Winsluw Jameson.
Mrs. Charles III. Simpson ana her
daughter. Miss Mary, of Berkeley. Nir-
gimia ar. guests Of Mrs Jameson.
Mrs. George +. Morrill, visited
friends in Augusta last week.
The Henry Simpson house. owned
by Edwin bullock, has been sold to
Clark itlli; of Augusta
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Brown of
Bangor We're recent guests at f. J.
Malanoy's.
Miss Annie l.. Maxcy of Boston is
stopping at the Bryant homestead
Mrs. Charles Well of Cliftondalc
Mass. has returned home after Il visit
with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Miles
Moody.
I.uford. youngest son oc Mr. ana Mrs.
James Srrnui. was successfully opcr-
utcd upon for arr. ndicitis ia~; week.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. George /, - h;.S %uUc - Oakland
for Il visit with relatives
Grover Walker went to Benton Wcd.i"s-
day for short stay
Mr. ANA airs. Fred Allen ANA sons.
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sressive was played. The ladies first
prize WAS won by Mr.. Jas. Turns and
the BOBBY by Miss Katie Riley. The
Sentlerien's first prize was won by T.
J. Tra!nor and the booty by WEI kal-
ley. Refreshments OF ice cream and cake
and punch were served during The even
ing
AIRS. James Burns is visiting ner
daughter. Mrs. Trainor at Joice
Mrs. George Hanley attended the
Lincoln county f;tlr at Danlarlscotta,
last week.
Miss Annie NJ. Dunn of Augusta is
visiting her aunt, Mrs George Hanley
Tor Il Few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

Hard Colds.
People whose blood is pure are not
nearly 50 likely to take hard colds as
are others.
PHYSIOLOGY goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure. causing healthy action of the
mucous membrane and giving strength
and tone to all the organs and func-
tons.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the
system after cold, as no other does.
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SOMERSET.
SMITHFlELD.

William Haynes received the sad
news of the scrIou.. injury If his :rn
Chester, in the railroad collision
Wednesday 1t Benton. immediately IN
receiving the telephone IL started for
Waterville, where his son had been
taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

FGGS-F'rm: receipts 5iS1; state. Pa.
and nearby fancy selected white Sat:.'.
do. good To choice aSftS2; do. brown and
nsiNel fancy 2Sft.;0; lirs,s to extra firsts 3
as
POrATGES-Fsm; Maine per sack Ia
, .: do. Long Island per Dbl. 2fO2 %: do.
state in bulk per 1856 pounds 1.5DG2.2I;
tenna. l.1;'It26I: do. Jersey per bib. i1ohD
-: sweets easy. Jersey Ter Dbl Ia, do.
Snut hem l IN l., 4
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, Oct. L..
CATTLF,-Hccf ipts about %..,0,: market
for best steady: steers 4.2,M1aj
HOGS-lscceipts about 2S.e0; market
strong to &c. higher; choice heavy ship
ping G.GtNu6 t.
SIIEE,P-Receipts about 5000: market
weak to 1Geil5c. lower; sheep G.22j; lambs
i25G,1.50
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New York Cotton Market.

New York Oct Z
Snot closed steady l. points advance
Mildling uplands l1.90; do. gulf 12I5
Sales 6492
Galveston firm. u: Charleston firm
II a-l6; Memphis firm. ll2! New Orleans
quiet. 1lE: Mobile finn, 11as: Savannah
firm. 11&.
Net receipts for three days 1854
Exports to Great Britain 1G.e to the
continent l72.S
Stock $1,000
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LINCOLN.
NriITCriEIC.

ta- -! re most enjoyable WhiS;
p9yti,. ol tho season was held Fri-
,1a, evening at the home of Miss Amy
Rurns. In spite of the unpleasant
weather I6 were present so that pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
New York Money Market.
New York. Oct. +.

Nov DIX, OCt. Z.
Prime mercantile paper per cent.
Sterling exchange steady to firm at
49, S5fi 30 for demand ard at 4,2M4S2 o.
for 6t'-day bills.
Commercial bills 4Sl:s.
Bar silver G5li.
Mexican dollars sos.
Government bonds easy.
abroad bonds heavy.
Money on call firm at 4AM6 per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
New York Stock Market.

stephen Morrin is sick. D. Wit.icr-
ell is attending him. His speedy re-
cOvcry is looked for
Mrs. Ann Varncy arrived home
Thursday from Abbott, where she has
Mrs. Agnes Baker of Wateryille was
been on a visit
in town Thursday.
ST. ALBANS.
Mrs. Tina Brigham of Watcrville is
visiting at Mrs. Anna Winnings
j. p. Baxter of the Snow Flake Can
ring Co. of Brunswick was in town
Friday. They will pack over 10000
cans at this factory
1t is reported that w. II. Watson
VIII rut up Il lath mill this fall
Mrs. c. F. Emery went to Bangor
Friday morning to attend the Maine
Music Festival
DR.. Feed Hill Of Waterville was in
town Friday and with DR.. Moulton's
help removed several adnoids from
Glen HanSonS nose.
Charles Brown Of Rin.ey is doing
quite a lot Of mason work in town.
w. Homer. Mrs Ida Stanton and son
of Buffalo. Y. y. were guests ut Fred
Finsnn's and $. II. ELodwin's last
week.
NORRIDGEDOck.
Joseph Drew ard son Walton Of Snlon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Head, re-
Gently. ~ a.4st.
Several from this vicinity attended
the cattle show and fair in Farming
ton, Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Rogers has returned
frorf Natervlllc. where she has been
passing few days with relatives.
NJ. and Mrs Charles Tobey Of Fair
field Center We're calling on friends in
town. recently.
+. i. Rogers LEFT on the afternoon
train Monday for Portland where he
will pass Il few days.
MERCER.
Mrs. Sadin Frederic Of Norl idgewock
has been visiting at c. s. Morse's for the
past ten days
The Mercer Cattle show and fair is to
be next Friday. oct 4.
Mrs. +. Il. Willard has gone to Boston
to lty hey fell and winter millinery.
l. c. T'acy. who broke his leg about
three months ago. is able to lie about
lis store by the aid of crutches
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Savage have gone
to Nassalhoro. where they have employ
1n'nt tor the winter.
Taul Chamberlain is working for G. s.
TrrsSy.
Farmers are Kicking their winter APP
Pies.
People have Just finished hauling their
sweet com to the canning factory.
Richard Nickerson had his thumb split
open recently while threshing m his
barn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

After catching 2l.035 lonsters in one
trip Off Cashe's bank. on the Maine
coast. Capt Webster Lowry. of the
schooner j. r. Atwood. declared in
Boston that the supply of Holsters will
be plentiful for many years to come
He and his crew used 10 traps. Eight
hauls were made in places, In water
from five to six fathons in depth.
Capt. Lowry said the ground wher,
the Holsters We're caught is in the path
of the Atlantic liners and the work is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

hazardous. because of the possibilities,
OF collision If the weather is AT all
thick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

] I +. Tt-StT!tUv. IfClnlCTIeS T4Si w:
dairics 22G?7.
EGGs-Firm: a: market. cases Included.
1okM11s: firsts n: prime firsts -
CIIEESE-Stcady; 12i2@14s,
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COUNTY NEWS
xENNEBEC.
NORTH BELGRADE.

Mrs. Eliza Bates of Oakland is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Avery Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Watson ana two
children ana his mother Mrs. Emma
Watson of Hincilry. spent Saturday
and Sunday with his uncle. Andrew
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Spaulding and
daughter, Dorothca, are spending q
two weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Spaulding.
Miss NatiIlee Patton has gone to
New York for short time.
The Ladies' Club of 1906 met with
Mrs. J. X. Damren Thursday for the
first regular meeting since the sum
mcr vacation. There We're two visitors
present. After the regular business
was transacted Il social hour was
PASSED. and at o'clock tea was served
by the hostess in Il Very able manner.
The next meeting Will b" held with
Mrs II NJ NelrDW
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SOUTH WINDSOR.

the dedication of IN" Penney Memorial
church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

France has an old age insurance
measure. but 4 lar2" amount is an
hnallE spent i'll relief of aged nativ, 6.
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Apple Shipments.

Boston. Oct. Apple shipments for the
week ending oct. from all ports agcrn-
gated III @0S barrels as compared with 81 :
4G3 barrels same time last year
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REACFIELC DEPOT.

DR. Mintr Of Dorchester, Mass, has
visited M"ramac""k since his return
from Europe.
Mrs. hiram Farrar Wa III" guest
over night at Mrs Mary \. rVrn*
Tu".daE calling on other Relatives
Wednesday, she LIFT for har hrm,
in l,clm"n. on the afternoon train.
Mrs. sullivan. who has been spend
ing tho summer il Mainr. returned Il
her home III Cambridge. Mass. Fri
day.
At the clos, Of tn. contest for tn,
most I,npul child i'll III" place
"Wednesday evening". Murray Wallace
received the most votes. when 'Eti-
tied him to the prz" offered by tn
.'m.,licin"' man. The present IL
silver st. consisting Of knives and
forks. dessert spoons. s tea spoons
/ sugar shell and Il butter knife. IN"
votes for the successful canil'iat'
were ,IS5 a plurality al lS1 over any
other contestant. The result WAS very
pleasing To tho parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
&. H. Wallac". who are HOW rrctlNin
congratulations from thrir many
Friends, 10 whom the result Of The con-
test is; also satisfactory.
WEST SIDNEY.
/ Mrs. Fred Henderson of Gardiner i
| Il Clarence Richardson's 10" 4 short
! tine
| Mrs. Mary y! Davis and .i?uGht'r
Ars. E,Iiraiin pall,rd. called on Mrs
| louisa E,sl:it. and her daughter Mrs
~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

Black mourning has had its day.
We are hencoforth, CONNIE les reines
blanches OF the early Renaissance,
10 wear white mourning This Is
not so much reverslon as further
imitation OF the victorious japanese.
a black hat. feathers and gloves.
with white dress, are 20 pass for
le dcrnior crl dc Fame en- dcuil. Il
will do we'll to be entirely In white.
or perhaps better; unbrokon white
ness is so blank, so fade as TO be al
most penltential The widow OF
royal line 400 years ago was in
white from top 20 toe. La Marguer-
tie DIES Marguerites, who had lost
her husband al the battle OF PaVia,
went to Madrid 90 visit her captive
brother habited In white wimple,
riding habit and all In white, In
sign OF widowhood Black mourn
ing came IN from Florence with Cath
crime de Modiol Violet mourning
for the head OF the State went out
with the Revolution, N. Felix Fau-
re- thought the black that replaced
II more suitable 10 the croquo-mort.
and wished for revcrsIon TO regal
violet,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

Washington. y. e, Nov. 23.-Un-
less plans so sadly astray, the good
ship Bryan viii again be safely
launched in the political seas on next
Tuesday night. when John sharp
Williams, Senator-elect from Missis-
sippi. will open bottle OF extra
dry and d, clare, IN burst of i'm
passioned oratory, ~ christen thee
Bryan" The occasion will be a
three dollar-a- plate banquet TO he
given by the local Democracy at the
Raleigh Hotel, in honor of the dis
tinguished Nebraskan. Ii is expected
that not less than 800 admirers of
the Nebraskan will gather about the
festal board, and among them will be
some of the Democratic stalwarts OF
the nation. Governor Hoke Smith, of
Georgia. Governor Wariield, of Mary
land, Congressman John Sharp Will
Jams, of Mississippi, senator IsidoI
Rayner, and. probably, Mayor Tom
Johnson, Of Cleveland, Senator Bailey,
of Texas. and William Randolph
Hearst will bo among the number
who will participate In the formal
launching OF the Bryan boom. Willis
j Abbott, Democratic press agent Ia
the previous Bryan campaign, Is
chairman OF the committee in charge
Of the arrangements for the great feed,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

Hitherto the United States has
had the distinction OF possessing both
the remains OF the largest land ycr-
tebrates ever known 10 have ex-
listed and giant dinosaurs OF the West
ana the smallest living vcrtcbrates
OF either land or sea, certain cyprin-
odont fishes OF the Florida and South
Carolina coasts
Hut the United States Fish Com
mission has recently received from
the Philippine Islands specimens OF
q new species Of lah, belonging 70
the goby family, which are smaller
than any other vertebrate animals
yet known, They vary from less
than 10 up 10 about 70 millimctres
In length.
Their numbers are 30 enormous
that they form an important article
OF diet for some OF the natives, who
catch them IN eloae-worcn nets. II
IN proposed TO call this new fish my
pllchtys, from two Greek words mean
Ing smallest fish.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

Remains of t3eorge \. Fiesoler, whose
death occurred 90 Friday night 81 the
Mary land University Hospital, Hal
timuFe were brought here last night
and renewed - ibe home 90 his mother
On Cathedral tsrert. The remains were
fnes af the train BY members 81 the in.
depnuleut Fire Company No. 2, ui
which the decreased was q member,
THE Fire Department Nil have charg'
81 iae funeral which viii take place
tufnurruN afiefuoon al $50 FROM the
late residence. The l,ev. Joseph II
Nei 1mas. ferIof 80 Sc. .Auuc's Church,
sfIieiatinE The remains VIII be iu'
TERED ia So Nuue's cemetery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23
FEARS FOUL PLAY.


chief Marshal faFnan. - the balti-
more city Police fefee. has been ap
f.ealed - hy SIR. Ffauk Dolnn. r.
poaifry raiser and farmer ~ Eisaton.
this county. = station on the short
Line railfusld
SIR. p9lan ass assistance ~ seek
lD0 bis wife and 4 year-oid daughter.
who disappeared from their home
during his absence the latter part ~
last week. ar. NoIan told the Mar
shai that he was ~ Baltimore Thurs.
dav Friday and saturday MAX iug pun.
chaees for hIs farm and stock and that
be found his wife aud child gone
upon bis return. lie believes that they
have been fouliy dealt iih.
Nrs. uolzn is described as being
fweufV-uine years old. weighing
about i2o pounds. and about feet Z
inches in height.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

AMONG the Bishops attending tho
General Convention - the Episcopal
Church IN Richmond. was The ~.
Res. Logan Herbert Roots. Missionary
Bishop 40 iIankow. china. He " eN-
peeted to ~ ia Annapolis tomorrow
afternu1n AID O. preach at the 4.sO ~.
-. sers leo 81 Sc. Anne's Church. lie
viii hc 4 guest n fhe Isect0ry 81 ST..
Anne'- Parish.
Bishop Roots Is native 81 Illinois,
hut hts parents now live ia Little
Rock. tfk Iie was educated at lIar-
ward and vas graduated from the Cam
bridge Seminary ~ 1891. In lceo
be- went 30 china. where he has since
worked. lie speaks alphabetically OF
the future - china from a religious
viewpoint.
''tbina has great future. says
Bishop Hoass. and religion il In q
great meaeufa helping 10 to reach q
stage ef modeFu pfugre slvenesS. u d
going o. take time. hut The awakening
has rame aud the subsequent import.
ant work ID siall play 10 tllo history
80 the world eaeuae inevitable.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23
ANNUAL MEETING.


can Monday. l,eeember ?. the an
nunl meeting ~ the Annapolis Emrr.
grmry Hospital Association Viii hc
held 10 THE funneii Chamber.
All person. interested In the well
fare ~ this xery necessary and help
f4l institutions. and who wish 90 have
a vote in - management. are invited
ia BECOME members ~ the payment
az nut less than - annually aud
she enrolment of their names by tho
secretary. Miss Randall. 81 her home,
The Wing. Randall Place. any
evening until the date 81 the annual
meeting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

tf 10 o'eI8ek On Thanksgiving lay
she folow lng churches viii unite Ia
she service st the First ~. q. church
The Presbyterian. the baptist. Mary
laaI Avenue ~ b. and The firsi NJ.
~ churches The sermon Viii be
rreaeheI IS Hrv. George ~. Miller,
d. 81. pastor ~ the FIRST "a. y. church.
The mHsie wiii - ~ the choir ~ the
ahnreh. The ruhlie ~ generally ~.
Ntfn1
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

Norfolk. Va. Nov. 2S. Infants and
children OF varying age, color aud
condition toog part today i'm the chill
dren's carnival at the jamestown Tx
position. and prizes were awarded the
handsomesf. best developed aud most
talented. as we'll as a special premium
20 the mother Of the largest brood.
Several little children from the Japa-
nese concession were entered and dis
played their talents IN competition
with white children.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS or INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
Mrs. Tauquery' Is Naughty Joy at
wedding IL Greece Prize for
Biggest Family-fifty learSa
Lawyer Nav Nominate
Roosevelt.

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. ~. Under
the auspices Of tho state Bar ASsocia-
cultural Hall tonight 10 commemorate
the semi centennial 90 Chief Justice
James 4. Mitchell's admission TO the
bar. Prominent jnrists. lawyers and
legal educators viii participate In
the event.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

Chicago. H.. Nov. %. Another
phase Of the Fish-lIarriman fight viii
DO threshed out in the courts on Mon
day. when Judge Bali will hear ar
guments affecting the voting OF $500
shares OF the stock Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad held by the Mutual Life
Insurance. Company OF New York. The
proceedings are part of the action
covering the bill for an injunction
restraining the voting of these shares
az the postponed annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

AZ Nshufs ~ g.. Church tho Rev.
81. sal. carroll. g. o.. PASTOR preach.
s. y. Hughes. g.. o.. presiding elder
~ fhe -lanHfan District. Preaching
af q. ~. ~ fhe pastor. Sunday
.thaol al 1.se =. -. Epwofih League
al 4s1 =. -. Thanksgiving services
rczf Thursday ct 81 =. ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

imfiaa the summer II 1903 was trou.
Seed Wilh muscular pains IN che inslcp ~ my
fna" SAYS Nr st Pellar. ~ Toronto, Ont.
81 llmes il Waa - painful ! could hardly
Wa.A thamheflaln'a psiH Balm was recon.
naa.lel IS ne. - ! tried h snd waa com
rieleiv eaFesl ~ ane small bottle. | have
.inee recommended II Is several ofmy friends,
Fii 81 whan spesk highly q H." For sale
ai Feldmeee4 nHa drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-23

40 b nualeesfed food mat tlusc.
sufus ana painful indigestion. Ko.
9oi F..g Indigestion should be used Tor
rciles kodol IS q solution 10 vegetable
acids 10 digests what you eat, l
cofrects the deficiencies OF digestion
kod0I conforms 10 the National Purt
Food aud Drug Law. Sold here by
taldwever Pros Iruggtssc