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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30
MILLIONAIRE OIL MANS
DEMURRER SUSTAINED

Talsa. / T. Mag % Ii tire district
court at rawnee yesterday Judge
Ilalnsr Sustained lhe demurrer u tie
attorneys far s Glenn. mllllauaifs
oii man ol Iulss. 90 ~ Indictment
whiehcha fged Glenn viih conspiracy
81 defraaa fbe segemmsnt by bflblus
certain membcfa Il tile Osags eogncll
ia connection with the leasing Il 300
900 aeres Of oll land ln TIE Usage "a.
tl0n.
Judge Hainef held that msmbss Of
the usaEe uafionare not employed hs
ns agents of the government therefore
the government cannot punish tlelr
shorteom iuga IN eny talclsl capacity
TIE tFoubls q seeing Things At
might usually oseFtakss small boys
during the gFaen apple mouths
Ths pres Of this country pays en-
tlfelr Too much attention to the nu-
msrou6 ma socasel Ia ADS Of
npasss-dovn actresses
TheFs as< some people who aould
like to have oti.cm invest mons
~ Hlth them % lhsy nan take lt
a~az from zaea othsf lafaF.
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AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS.
Business Session Is Held and Officers
Elected.

Portland, Nc, Aug. GA business:
session Of the Association of American
Law Schools was held this afternoon.
These officers were elected:
Pres. George w. Kirichwcy of Co
lumhia University Law School; Secy-
Treas. VIM. r. Vance. Dean of George
WASHINGTON University Law School; cN-
ccutive committee. the president, sec
rotary Treasurer, Henry Wade Rogers.
New Haven. Conn; Henry b. Bates.
University of Michigan and George =.
Costigan. University Of North Dakota.
Ambassador Bryce made a short adj
dress to the members in which Re
pledged his support to the following
resolutions which had been adopted:
THAT the Association of American
Law schools earnestly recommends to
the Carnegie Institute the use of a suit
able portion of its funds for the ad-
vancement of legal science and. to that
end. the creation of a department of
legal science and the appointment of an
advisory committee of the legal scholars
to be selected from different sections of
the United States.
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BUREAU OF COMPARATIVE LAW
Will Issue Bulletin Showing Titles 0
Foreign Legislation.

Portland, Me. Aug. 2S.-In accord
ance with the resolution adopted at
todny's meeting Of the American Bar
Association, the bureau Of comparative
law was orgauized this afternoon for
the purpose of taking charge Of the
issuing Of a bulletin showing the title
of foreign legislation during the year
and to begin the gradual translator
of foreign codes and publishing them
in uniform volumes. The organization
was perfected by the selection of these
officers:
Director, Simeon +. Baldwin OF
Conn; secretary, VIM. w. Smithers
Phila.; treasurer Eugene c. Massie
Richmond, Va; board Of managers:
the director, secretary and treasurer
Edgar +. Farrar, Louisiana; JcffOrd S
Walton. Dist. of Columbia; Lewis
dean of University of Pennsylvania
Law School; Jas. Barr Amcs, dean Of
Harvard Law School; Edwin A. Jag
gard. supreme court Justice of Min
ncapolis; Andrew A. Bruce. dean OF
North Dakota University of Law; and
Congressman Charles +. Littlcficld of
Maine.
Regulations were adopted providing
for the regular workings of the bureau
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grandmother, Mrs. 3. w. Handy of this
place.
Several from this place attended the
closing services Of the Advent camp meet
inc at Washington. August =.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elisha Stcarns of North
Eassalhoro visited Mrs. Stcarns brother.
Fred MoranE of this place, recently.
EAST PALERMO.
nr. Raymond r. Tibbetts Of Rethel,
Me. " no has been passing a Few days
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury.
TilEetts, las returned home.
Rodcma Harmon is stopping at Mrs.
Addic I.carnan's for few days this
week.
II. r. Lcman purchased n large woke
of cattle OF Sumner Gates of Liberty for
the purpose of landing his pin" logs on
the bank of the Shcepscot river.
Clavbron Gates of Liberty is at work
for Harry Lecman.
Several from this section arc at work
on the "Statc road" at Greecy's Corner.
Miss Bertha Mock If Boston is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
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REUNION At BANGOR.
First Maine Heavy Artillery Associa
ton Holds Annual Session.

Bangor, Nc, Aug. 2S.-Thc 31st an
nual reunion of the LIST Me. Heavy Ar
tillery Association was held here Tues
day. with a larger attendance Of the
survivors than usual. Mayor Wool
man gave an address of welcome.
The election of officers resulted rs
follows: Herman Z. Smith of Brook
Ign, n. Y, pres; A. G. Sawyer Of Ban
gor, vice president; Charles j. House
Of Augusta, secretary and treasurer.
President elect Smith presided 1T
the campfire held this afternoon, the
principal speakers being Alfred NJ.
Cowan of Bangor. Rev. Simeon u.
Whitcomb of Bangor. William K. Mas
on of Charleston, Nathaniel Croker Of
!. Dixmont, George f. Dodge of Carmel,
Cyrus r. Bridges of Jenobscot, Albert
P Eastman of East Falls Church. Va:
Fred c. Low of Bangor, Daniel ..
! Bowen of Morrill,, Thomas G. Libby of
Vinal Haven and Robert b. Cookson
Of the 14th Maine infantry.
a.. Resolutions were passed indorsing
Thomas G. Libby of Vinal Haven for
next state department commander. 1t
was voted to accept the invitation to
hold the 1908 reunion in Bucksport.
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AT 1T AGAIN.
Spanish Wealth" Swindlers Scour
New York For Victims.

New York. Aug. cS.-Inspector Mccall
ferty OF the detective bureau was in
formed yesterday that the finn fam art
lists who have been working the Spanish
sWindle" are at their old tricks. Thomas
7, De Graffcnried. a lawyer Of 40 Nassau
street. went to police headquarters and
handed over Il letter which had been re-
ceived by James Clarey, well-to-do bak-
er who has nine stores. The letter was
mailed from Madrid and read:
Gentlemen:-A highly important matter
onhges me to write to YOU, although
only know you by reference. / need the
cooperation Of honest man for recover
ing S-'hOo0 that have within n trunk de-
posted i'll a railway station of England
ana also Of check for $4,000 payable to
bearer being this check together with the
railroad receipt for the recovering of said
trunk hidden in a secret compartment of
hand valise forming part of a baggage
OF mine seized in Spain.
am into prison for bankruptcy and
. snail be necessary at all that you come
u spain TO leave free said seizure pay
ing The Tribuna the necessary charges.
IN recompense YOU will be rewarded with
'"e Third part of the total amount.
SHOULD You be disposed to aid me. the
matter being pressing one please cable
'Ne single word-Antonio-to a faithful
servant Of mine and 1 will send you full
Particulars.
linen I shall sign full name but in the
meantime fearing this letter not reaches
You only sign r.
ADDRESS for cablegram: Raltasar Rive
'o-baliesta tereero, Madrid tSpain).
inspector McCafferty said he had re-
lived number of letters sent to pros
rreuve victims in this city, but he had
"o' heard Of anyone being swindled. Law
yer Hraifenried was referred tc the Span
ish consul.
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INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSN.
All Is in Readiness for Opening Of
Convention Today.

Portland, Me. Aug. 2s.-All is in read
mess for the opening at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning of the oath annual
convention of the International Law
Association Nearly all the members
who will attend, numbering less than
100. already have arrived in the city.
Tie first business will be the election
Of officers Simeon Baldwin. chief jus
tice of the supreme court of errors Of
Connecticut and formerly president of
the association, will deliver the inaugu-
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COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEC.
SOUTH MT. VERNON.

The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hutchinson was the scene of
happy family gathering on Sunday,
Aug. 25. Relatives to the number of
% assembled at an early hour. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
flowers and the dining table lastly ar
ranged. At 1 o'clock delicious dinner
of suDstantials was served. Later ice
cream and cake with fruits. As pleas
ant souvenirs of the occasion the party
was photographed by Prof. Bean. Those
included in the group were Mrs. Abbie
Vance, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvenus Wood
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Frost, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hutchinson, Miss Ella
King. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ramsdell. Mr..
Merton Ramsdcll, Mrs. Ole Raymond,
Miss Ethel Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Copp. Misses Agnes, Laura
ana EuniCc Copp. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
King. Mr. Charles King. The enjoy
ment of the reunion was highly enjoyed
and all are anticipating to meet again
on Thursday. Aug. 20, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvcnus Woodman,
Winthrop, Me.
Mrs. Richard with daughters Marion
ana Lillian. also Mrs. McDermott and
son frankie of Cambridge. Mass, are
guests at Chas. Hutchinson's for few
days.
Recent callers at the Clarissa are
Mrs. Joseph Cresscy, Mrs. NJ. j. Crcs-
sew. accompanied by Miss Nonie Ran
kins They We're pleasantly enter
tanned by graphophone selections.
C. F. Coyne has returned to NJ. J.
CrecSpy'S
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9th MAINE
Holds Annual Reunion at kennebunk.
port-Officers Elected.

kennebunkport, Me, Aug. 2S.-Thc
annual reunion of the 9th Maine Regi-
mental Association was held yesterday
at Farmers Club hall, and was one OF
tho most successful meetings ever held
nv the association, in point of mem
hers. and social and fraternal greet
;rps One hundred and twenty of the
old comrades were present, and enough
more Of ladies and friends, to make the
number at dinner, 80.
The business meeting was held ut
,o9 A. NJ, and was called to order by
the president of the association. Eras-
tus Moulton, OF Co. a." who is from
Newton, Mass. After the records of the
last meeting were read, committee
of on. from each company was ap-
rointed 10 procure a list of names of
the comrades present.
collection amounting to s25 was
taken to defray the incidental expenses.
committee to nominate a list of Off
cers was appointed. 1t was reported
that ;-ol. J. VI. Stone of Kennebunk,
can't T. p. Fall of South Berwick,
adit f. NJ Rand of Portland, Com
rade |. NJ. Foye of MiddlebOro, by rea-
San of phvgical infirmities were unable
to be present.
Tho secretary was instructed to en-
tod the sympathes of the comrades to
tho above named comrades.
Al 40 the veterans adjourned for
dinner. which was furnished by the
ladies' of the 1st Parish Congregational
Society OF Kenncbunkport, and was
abundant, Of good quality and finely
served.
2 The committee on nominations. consist
ing of Capt J. T. Warren, Lieut. NJ. D.
.Hurd and c. H. Mitchell, reported as fol-
lows:
For president-John c. Hayes oe LINER
For 1st vice president-Charles H.
Mitchell of Portand.
For ID vice presidcnt-N. n. Ilurd of
For secrctarv-W. s. Hastv of Portland
For treasurer-J. T. Mason of Bidde-
r ford.
For executive committee-Capt J. F.
Warren. George A. Wiggin, Lcndol \.
Fairfield.
ChapIain-Rcv. Edward Chase, Kenne-
bunkport.
II was voted to meet at the same place
Aug. - lFS. Inc treasurer reported lllHl
after all bills were paid there remained
In the treasury $685..
The secretary reported that the follow
: ing comrades had died during the year:
Lieut. j. +. Chase. Ncwhuryport, Mass:
Lieut. Frank l.. Harmon. Lmincton: +.
NJ Berry. Brid2ton Award +. Smith.
Biddeford; T. II. Lord Berwick: Jas. a.
Benson. Kenncbunkport: VIM. y. Perry,
Cape Torpoise; VI. W. Trefcthen, Kittery:
Edw. r. Manson. S0mcrsWorth. \. IL:
John Pcttia;rca. kittery; Wentworth
WeIch. North Berwick; \. T. Warren,
Berwick.
Short addresses were then made bv
Capt J. F. Warren, Rev. NJ Norcross, G.
l.. Hayes. Hon. Amos l.. Allen, Rev. NJ.
Bickwell.
A vote of thanks was rendered to the
ladies' who provided tho dinner, and to
the Farmers Club for the free use of
their hall. after which good-bycs wcre
said and the 9th annual reunion of this
association was a thing of the past.
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President Parker repeatedly asked
that the resolution he Withdrawn but
Mr.. Whitelock insisted that the con-
vention should take action upon il and
made Il short argument for its adoption.
quoting from the special Messages these
,, portions to which lie objected. The res
| olution was laid ul'on the table.
The report of the special committee
on John Marshall Memorial Fund was
read by Judge William II. Stake and
laid on the table. The report of Mr..
SmitharS of Pennsylvania for the COM
mittuc on comparative law was ad0Dted
together with the resolutions accom-
panying it.
Resolutions to establish q headuuar-
ters Office at St Louis and to make the
annual dues so instead of S. were rc-
fcrrCd to the executive committee.
Simeon Baldwin, chief Justice of Il,
supreme court OF errors of Connccti-
! cut, introduced Il resolution that tho
Association Of Advocates which is mad,
| up wholly If Judges and jurists of tha
! world and has headquarters at Belgium
and contribute so Il year for tho ex-
pense of delegates and it was given a
passage.
President Parker thanked the men,
! berS for the assistance rendered, cX-
pressed his appreciation of the work
| that has been done and hoped that the
work will progress in years to come
even at a more rapid rate. The conven-
| ton then was adjourned without date.
The selection of the place for the next
convention is left with the executive
committee Which usually meets imme-
diately after the close of the convcn-
ton. No selection was made, however,
this afternoon but the committee will
| meet ct 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning
Anlbas sador Bryce was made an hon
orarv member OF the association by the
adoption of the following resolution.
presented by Frederic W. Lehman OF
st. Louis:
In recognition Of the most eminent
service to law and learning especially
eXemplified in this American Common
wealth, in grateful remembrance of the
special legal hOnorS conferred upon the
former president Of the association
while an ambassador at the Court of
st. James and in further recognition of
the great good will existing between
the kindred nations that speak the
English tongue and cherish the common
law between the bars of those nations;
"Re it resolved: That His EXcelencv
the Right Hon. James Bryce. ambassa-
dor of Great Britain to the United
States and an honored guest to this
meeting be nominated an honorary
member of the American Bar AsSOcia-
ton
The annual dinner Of the members Of
the association was held tonight at the
Falmouth hotel Covers were laid for
425. Judge Alton =. Parker presided and
among those present were Ambassador
Bryce. Sir Frederick Pollock and Sir
Kenelm DiGhy Of London. The speakers
and the toa&tS to which they responded
were: Right Hon. James Bryce. Tho
Profession of the Law Chief Justice
Moody, THE Supreme Court: Right
Hon. Lord Justice Kennedy, THE M
tprnatinnal Law Associations" Orville
II. Baker. 1.-THE Bar of Maine" Sir
Kcnelm Digby England and New
England" Louis J. Loranger. "The
Montreal Bar" Peter w. Hcldrim. Re
construction" Jacob NJ. Dickinson,
Tho Incoming President" F. Charles
Hume, Jr, The Lafios."
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Aug. %
FLOUR-Firm; mill shipments. spring
patents 5.40ft5.15.
CORN-F'irmcr; No. yellow I2lNti3.
OATS-Lower; No. clipped white 81
@6S
HAY-Steady: No. 23Gt24.
MILL FEED-Higher.
SPRING BRAN-25. 25G2I.
MINED FEEDS. IT6i2 80.
PCRK-Steady; medium 1850.
IARJ)-:tes.
EEEF-Steady: whole cattle 1om10i4. !
AMBS-Unchanged: spring 1oltl2.
NEALS-1 0M12.
IfTTER-Firm; northern 2J02G.
CHEESE-Unchanged York state 13'tlt
EGGS-iIighcr; choice 2SM30; western ID
o.
AIPLES-Higher: Gravcnstnins 345.
TOTATOES-I.oWer. new 20.
STGAR-Frm or basis of SO for
Eranulated.
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MON MOUTH,
WINTHROP CENTER.
Levi Richmond.

Levi Richmond died at his home in
Winthrop Center. Monday evening after
"A lingering illness. His age was &c
years. His early years were passed in the
town of Greene, but the greater part of
his life has been spent in Winth OPP Cen
ter lie has been postmaster in that
place for many years. but was obliged to
resign that position on account of fail
ing realth IIe has been loving hus-
band and father kind neif hbor, a cons
cientions and faithful member of his
church and will be greatly missed by all
who have known him. He is survived by
one son and one daughter. Mr.. William
f. Richmond and Mrs. Bessie H. Briggs.
both Of Winthrop Center.
The funeral Will be held from his late
home at | p. NJ Thursday.
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CHICAGO Produce Market.
Chicago. Aug. Is

- Chicago, Allg. rs.
The wheat market was weak and strong
by turns today, but the final quotations
left prices easy and for September X low
or. Corn was down 12c. oats We're Off
&c. Provisions were to - lower.
The leading futures closed AS fellows:
WHt.AT-Aug. S97S; Sept. 9O4s, Dec. 96A
as: May 1027sNl03
CORN-Sept. 597s: Dec. 5Sh; May 5Sai.
MESS POEk-Sept. 15.77l2; Oct. D.S7K;
Jan. l5.&H.
LARD-Sert. .: Oct 912I4: Jan. $50.
SHORT RIBS-Scpt. S.52i2; oct, $50;
Jan. S12h.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Frm.
WIEAT-No. spring 100l, 1902; No. 3 %
NI0o: No 2 red Sset909s. 80,
CORN-No. > 5912; No. yellow h3MlA-
OATS-No. 44iR, No. white i5N5l.
EARLEY-66m71
M.iLTING-77MS2.
SHORT RIBS-S4 0fiS.G0. Z
MESS .156I15S0.
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READFIELD.

C. s. Harlow of Boston and J. Perley
Bishop of Winthrop were in town Mon
day buying hay and pota toes. Mr.. Har-
low bought a carload of potatoes Of
Charles Towle of Winthrop and a car
load of hay of z. II. Thomas.
J. f. Putnam and Mrs. Jennie Cor
don of Winthrop were the guests Of
Mr. Putnam's uncle, Sunday.
Mrs. Will Hunt of Granite Hill, ac-
companicd by her sister, Mrs. Jones,
and little daughter Pearl Marie of At
tleborO, Mass. were in town Tuesday.
Mrs Hunt was driving a large, hand
some five-year- colt, recently pur-
chased Of Carl Hartman and raised
by Hollis Jacobs of Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bourne and
daughters Lila and Lolita were in Au-
susta Tuesday.
The Sunday service at North Man.
chester church is held at 1.30 P. NJ
The Christian Endeavor meeting is di-
rectly after the Sunday school; leader,
Miss Grace Fifield.
FAYETTE.
There will be no meeting at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday.
E. Z. Gile is at the Eastern State
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rate address as honorary president of
New York. Aug,

rate address as honorary president of
the convention.
The president of the association, Hon.
Justice Philimorc, judge of the high
court If justice az London will not be
present. Isieh Hon. Lord Justice Ken
nedy Of the court of appeals is the
president Of the conference. One or two
papers will be read and at noon adj
journment he taken until evening. The
meetings will continue until Saturday
afternoon.
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WALDO.
PALE RMO.

number from this place attended the
picnic at North Palermo and a fine time
was reported.
". W. Wood Of China is in town cut
ting the pine which he purchased Of S. Il.
Ludwick. William Trask and Fred Mo-
rang are working for him.
Miss Ethel Hinchliffe of Central Falls.
f. /. is passing her vacation With her
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Aug. %.
CATTLE-Eeceipts about 1000. market
for best steady. others dull; common to
prime steers 1910.
HOGS-Receipts about 25,nO: market $40
10c. lower; choice heavy shipping 6.l5lD
CT.
for best steady, others dull. sheep $500
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New York Cotton Market.

New 7 Ork. Aug. y.
Srot closed steady. MiddlinG uplandS
BE-: do. gulf 1880. Sales 100 bales.
Charleston nominal: Memphis quiet. BIZ:
New Orleans steady, T. 9-16: Mobile nom
inal. 1873: Savannah steady. 1875.
Net receipts for five DAYS 1902.
Exports to Great Britain 1872; to France
23&: to tn" continent 1892.
Stock DO CT
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Fair this week with his herd of Here
fords.
Mrs. L"ngbotton and children are at
her sisters. Mrs. Smiley's.
Mrs. W. \. Hancs and daughter of
Fort Fairfield are at j. S. w. Hewctts.
j. Hutchinson and friend of Boston
arriNnd at bis mothers last Meek.
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NORTH PITTSTON.

Mrs. Walter Morrill, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
McCiuGin for thu past few weeks. returned
to her home in Worcester, Mass, last
week
MIR. and Mrs. Dearborn of Portland were
the guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. George Put
nam over Sunday'ThCy came through In
an automobile and were ACCOMPANIED by
Mrs. Carrie Clark who had been spending
the week with them. Mrs. Clark VIII
soon leave here for her home in Cali
fornia. stopping on the way for a brief
visit with friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marson and littlo
guests of Mrs Mary Blodgett and Mr..
and Ms Fred Morrill, last week.
Mrs. Sarah Lawrence visited her sister.
Mrs. Allen Lewis of Farmingdale last
week.
Mrs Dayid Lawrence and guests Mrs.
Rachel Clt men and daughter Miss Mary.
of Lynn, Mass, were visitors at tile Cap
ital Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Emerson went to Boothbay
Saturday where he VIII make an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mrs. Jerome Leonard of South Pittston
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Harriet
Williams, Thursday.
Miss Lula Gowan of Portland and Miss
Susie Cary of East Ifttston were callers
in this place Friday.
A report from Mr.. Fred Smith owner of
WAS burned August 49, gives the ,insur-
ancc on the building as $500, with $50 eX-
ira on the furniture stored there. Mr..
James occupant ut the time estimates his
loss on household effects at some $500 or
$500. At last reports his family were
stopping In Alma 1t the home of Mrs.
James parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin.
Tie barn of Mr.. William King was en-
tered Sunday and his family horse, quite
valuable animal, was taken therefrom
As late as Tuesday night no clue to
either thieves, or horse. had heen OBJ
tanned a bride was also taken. after
cutting rcinS and check. leaving only
cnoncll to drive bv. showing cutie con
clu>ively that horse back ride was one
Object of the theft. whether or not for
any other purpose Is only surnlised.
MONMOUTH.
Letter Carrier John Pinkham and his
family are spending their vacation in
son ers. ana IiscataQuis counties. They
visited tie lumber camps in Eingsbury'
which Vas Il pleasure indeed. the potato
patches in Pis"ataquis County are Il
novelty. They vary III size from five ~
y acres. They are ENJOYING themselves
and the time is passing too swiftly. They
intend to return to Monmouth September
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THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

realistically, unchanged, receipts 49,
OIL.
OTATOES-Irre2ular; white per Dbl:
1.GCGi22 -: yellow, sweets l.5Nt4, do red and
white 3ft3TD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29

l" the north central states there is a
percentage of thirty unmarried men
VI. OF every 100, to 1873 of unmarried
Women,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29

EUTTFR-Finn; creamcries 2012Ql26:
dairies 1Si%6f24.
E(:GS-Firnt; at market. cases included.
12HM15R; frsts Is; prime firsts 1872.
CHEESE-Steady; 12G13l2.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Aug. ..
Prime mercantile paper 6Gt6l. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 1850 for
dr.l..'nG ana II ~. iUr OJ-day ILLS.
Comn,c,, i'll l:lls Is.
lar :INc.' Us.
Nj Nl,;.a uoi.arS -
Gov III.ncnt h'lin:, steady.
t.alIintd b"IluS l.lCGUIj.l.
Mun'H ON ,ali ;;lc.,Gs' ~ = q: pc. c'nt.;
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