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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-04-12
ARBOR DAY.

The law requires the Governor OF
Virginia to appoint some day in the
spring of each year to be known as
"Aroor Day." and to suggest to the
people throughout the State the OBJ
servance of the same by. plan ting
trees, shrubs and vines along the
highways and about their houses and
public grounds, contributing to the
wealth, comfort, and attractions of
the Commonwealth; and in obedience
to this statute, April 1st of this year
was selected.
The late Governor Hogg, of Texas,
placed in his will provision of
unique rarity and singular interest.
He desired that no monument be
erected over his grave, but that at
either end thereof be planted a
walnut and pecan, and when the
trees fruited, the nuts should be
broadcast over that State of i'm mperial
dimensions: for the delectatiou of the
people. These two trees are simple
and ever renewed tokens of a kindly
forethought, redolent of genuine love
and eloquent i'll homely wisdom, aud
constitute monument more impress
slve than ambitious shafts of glisten-
ing Carara marble, on which post
humous :pride engraves, in turgid
rhetoric, the impossible virtues and
superhuman attributes of the de.
parted.
We have been veritable prodigal
sons with our forests. We have
acted as if trees of mammoth pro-
portions and closest fibre spring up
like Jonah's gourd in the space of a
starlit night. The woodeman's axe
and saw have carried havoc into our
primeval forests. The boarded
wealth Of centuries has been squan-
dered with the reckless and insensate
abandon of a gilded degenerate in
the painted saloons of Monte Carlo,
and now the cold and pitiless morn
ing.o splitting headache and empty
purse has dawned.
The question of afforestation has
become one of pressing concern the
world over. In Germany no tree is
felled without permission, and in its
stead a shootlet must be planted.
China is reduced to importing lumber
from this country, aud in one, at
least, of her vast provinces, has been
compelled to find for railroad ties a
mechanical substitute for wood.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany
has engaged the service of expert
foresters, and is planting millions of
trees for further needs. Our good
sense is bestirring itself, not a day
too soon, and is segregating count
less acres of forest lands from the
axe Of the tree butcher and the
grasp of the lumber rogue. British
India has placed in motion an i'm
posing enginery Of government for
the protection of the vast and val.
liable woods of her boundless do
mains.
Not only are the trees to be pro-
tected and propagated for their intrip-
sic worth, bat forest conservancy is an
important agency in retaining soil
MISUNDERSTANDING the sharpness of
famines throughout areas of scanty
and precarious rainfalls, in preventing
the abrasion of hillsides, leaving bleak
and barren jutting rocks, and in
acting as protecting screen from
devastating winds.-Richmond Jour-
nal.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-04-12
THE PRICE or HEALra.

The price of health in a malarious district
is just % CENTS the cost of box of DIR. Kings
New Life Pills." writes Ella Slayton. of No
land, Ark. New Life Pills cleanse gently and
impart new life and vigor to the system.
2Sc. at E G. Richardson, Kilmarnock; T. j.
Hayden Son, Irvington; Ficklin & Bass, Lit
walton.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-04-12

Every woman appreciates beautiful com
plexion, so much desired by men. Such COM
piexions come to all who use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. Ellis @. Richard
son. Kilmarnock; n. NJ. Sanders, White Stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-04-12
TO MERCHANTS. GANNERs
AND BOAT OWNERS:

Buy your coal OH gasoline oil,
and lubricating OTIS from us, We
guarantee full measure. aud low
est Wholesale prices. large ware
house aud complete stock. We
pay cash for empty oil barrels.
W. A. pAMRRON & BRO.
Agent Standard OIL Co.,
Weems. Va.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
CONTEST NOTICE

Departmens of the Interior. United States
sufficient contest affidavit having been FLED
in this office by Anthony T. Jansen. contest
ant. against homestead entry No. 1925, made
July "A. 1906. for ny nw14 Section g. Township
1855, Range 81. by Andrew Maybe Contestee, in
which it is alleged that said entry an has
not since the date of his filing thereon estab-
lished. had or maintained his residence there
on; that he has not since that dat mad- any
improvements of any kind thereon nor cult
waited the, said land in any. manner: that he
has since the date of his filing thereon been
absent from the said land and is now absent
therefrom that he has wholly abandoned the
same since tn. l4lh day of July, 1906, and that
said alleged absence from the said land was
not due to his employment in the Army Navy.
or Marine Corps of the United States as pri-
vate soldier, seaman, officer marine during
the war with Spain or during any other war in
which the United States may be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond and offer evidence touching said al
legation at 10 O'Clock a M, on July 81, 1907 be-
fore the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Minot n. D.
The said contestant having, in a proper atfi
davit. filed June 1. 1907 set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not be made it is hereby or.
dered and directed that such notice be given
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Flood Gates Thrown Ooen.

The flood gates of heaven were again
thrown open Friday night when the
country to the north and to the south
OF Nlnot received a fine soaking. Minot
got but a little rain, but the people
ought to be contented if the farmers
only get it. A heavy rain, lasting an
hour, fell early Sunday morning.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
NoTIcE 10 CONTRACTORs.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received by the School Board OF Gopher
school District. at Maza. in Towner County.
North Dakota up to noon July 8 1907. for fur
uishiug all material and erecting one story
concrete school building about 5ex34 feet, in
compliance vita plans and specifi cations to be
seen at the office OF the County Superntend.
cut in Cando N. D., on and after June 30 1901.
Each bid for the building must be accompanied
by a certified checd in the sum Of s250OO as a
guaran tee of good faith to enter into the con.
tract The successful bidder to give bonds for
the faithful completion Of the building in the
sum OF 100000. iThe building to be com pleted
not later than September l. 1907.
Ali bids to be addressed to thu clerk
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order OF the School Board Of Gopher
School District
Dated June 49, 1907
F. A. HUGHES, Clerk
e-'O-74 MaZa, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
Mann Again.

w. Il. Mann's sixth article appears in
this issue. Mr.. Mann tells why it is
good to live in North Dakota, in way
that ought to prove a good boost for
this state. In his next article he will
write OF the corn question, subject
with which he is entirely familiar.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
Not Coal Landl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Minot, N. D., May 2. 1907
Notice is hereby given that Thomas J Bush
OF Burlington. N. D has filed notice OF his in
tention to make final 6ve-year proof in sup
port of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
6Se2, made Nov. 10. 1900. for the nwA Section
10. To wnship 15o n. Range 50 W. and that
said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Minot NJ D., on Sept, 6, 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
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Of the land. viz Albert Marshall Of Minot, N
D John w erner of Burlington. N d.. Chas.
Br 'ndo Of Burlington. N. D., Emil Schwartz Of
Burlington. N. D.
6-20.7-25 L. D. McGahan Register
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by due and proper publication.
Y ~ L. D. McGahan, Register.
Z. Aurland Atty. Mino.. N, D. 6.oo.7.o

Hot weather under wear for women at
greatly reduced prices. The Branch
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
FARMS FOR SALE

If pou want that Quarter near
yours, l will sell it to you
reasonable end on easy terms
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-15
THE MASS MEETING.

A mass meeting of citizens of Ely
was held at the city hall last Friday
evening for the purpose of taking
some action leading to the defeat of
proposed tonnage tax now before the
legislature. A vary large crowd was
present, and NJ e. Gleason was made
temporary chairman; Cllas. Grabow-
sky, secretary; after which upon
motion of Mr.. Gleason, Mayor Dins-
more was chosen permanent chair
man.
Supt. G. L. Newberry was then call
ed upon for statement of the pur-
pose of the meeting. He spoke of the
proposed law and its effect upon Range
Schools, City Government, Business
iterests and the insupportable bur-
dens that would rest upon the tax.
PAYERS in general if such law were
enacted. He was followed by Mr..
Gleason, Supt. Chas. Trezona and
other prominent citizens.
A committee was then appointed to
manage a campaign against the bill,
and to select committee of three to
be sent to st. Paul, and appear before
the committee on tonnage tax, In the
state legislature. The committee
named is as follows: Mayor Dins-
more, Messrs. Gleason, Newberry,
Cowen, A. S. James. Brownell, r. S.
Miller, Eisenach, Eisenach, .Porthan
and Sture.
G. L. Newberry, M. e. Gleason and
f. L. Cowen, were appointed as
committee to confer with the other
committees from the various range
towns.on the best method of bringing
to the notice of the legislature and
tax committee thereof, the state Of
conditions existing in the range
towns, thai make the proposed tax On
iron ore, so disastrous to the schools
and cities thereof, and that these
three be sent to st. Pay! TO appear
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-15
Attended Meeting of N. M. F. A.

President M. e. Gleason. Sec. II .
A. Chinn, G. j. Mott and L. G. Miller
returned Thursday from Eveleth
where they ATTENDED the annual meet
ing OF the Northern Minnesota Fire
mems Association. The date of the
tournament was set for August 6, I,
8, q 9. There were six departments
represented at the meeting as follows:
Eveleth. Virginia, Sparta, Aurora.
Cass Lake and Ely. Only one change
was made in the races, the Service
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-15

before the tonnage tax committee in
the interests of the schools and NUM-
cipality of Ely,
The tonnage-tax committee of the
legislature will visit Ely, about the
22nd of this month. and will be met
by the committee of ten Of the Ely
citizens, who will present the range
side of the case to them.
The following resolutions were then
drawn up by the eommlttee OF ten
Be it resolved by this commit
tee. appointed at mass meeting
of the citizens Of Ely, held at the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-15

city hall on February 8, 1907, that,
Whereas, there Is a bill before
the legislature for tonnage tax
on iron ore In lieu of other taxes
on iron ore, and.
Whereas, the diVerting of taxes
on iron property from their pre-
sent use would necessitate the
closing of our schools and the a.
bandonment of aflor most of our
public improvements,
Therefore. be IL resolved that
this mass meeting most earnestly
and vigorously protests against
.thepassage cf.spcl toapsge tax.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-15
Wet Test being substituted by the
Novelty Hose Race. After the meet
ing banquet was rendered the dele
gates and officers Of the Association.

Doctor Frank Il. Detling of the
firm of Coniey II Detling from Du-
luth. specialists in eye, car, nose,
throat and fitting Of glasses, will be
in Ely at the Shipman Hospital.
Tuesday and v dnesday, Feb. Goth
and 9th. Hours: a. m, to s p. m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-04
New York Produce Market,

New York, May 3.
sale, $Lth: III IN but quiet
NtIitAT-Ieccipts, 4.GJ0; exports. 1910;
sales, 3S5O,GO1; spot barely steady: No :,
red, SO; elevator; No. , red ~, + 0 j
atloat; NJ. northern Duluth ST. i y b
atluat; 80. hard winter y3as i o b atIoat
COitN-R"ccipt@, %5,i15; exports, III Gr6 !:
sales. 10000 spot; spot easy: No. % t4r-
V:ttCr ANA 5Gtl q b aflu;II; No > white.
- and 80. yellow 5Gai b aiioat
OATS l:rrt ipts, lS%tD0; spot steady !:
mixed 2GUa1 lbs. 4i;4His: natural waite.
1IU;i Ms. l>l@mi9l4; clipped white, icctlJ
HIS. nm, 5iiE
EEEF-F'irm; city extra India .mess, u
I.ARD-st"ady; western prime sS50S95
PCRK-Stt ;,uy.
HITTER-sttady, Unchanged; receipts
BIDS
ECGs-Eirni, unchanged; receipts, H.
Us.
POTATOEs-Frm; old. per Dbl, 1917
90.
SIGAR-Raw. firm fair refining. 32G;
centrifugal, S. test, 80 mo.ussrs sugar,
So; refined steady.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

q ~ ,,,.,.t,'' ,''t.,. r.,. lt,ii ~ lil''
Nv Sin ~ ni Sar I'M Thl la!it
Very Irregular ana unr.rf;,im mi ~.
whole Ii>I rnl.fu~Yn.l ~ I'M. nil ,,,,i.I,
,x;tr.it,Id, VIII, I., ~ w Mitn ii4uC''
cine showed sn,n' ,d.lt,. 40 ~
ylt ana iii it,It.1ti,. = r,I H. ii -l,'iii >
s.;c activity isty"h,r. ann ,-r,,,ti,I ~
tail operations ufItr thr ti,si hnirrfs Ils-
mess There was lar.s'. r,.;I IL M IN i-ninn
Pucific above ID. tnt in,iyi1iI,tI tr1Ii.;,r-
lions showing large blocks chInmim.,
hands. Oh Til. .,t!t I. htnd i fnn E7inw
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Portland Market.

Portland. May ).
FIOUR-Michigan and ST LOUIS,
straight, s430144j; do, clears, si0NGi30;
winter wheat patent. AMa4.55; spring
v Wheat patents 81 HNi3,j.
Butt ER-Crennerv. fancy. per III,
81: tub creamc~y %lu3.,: Vermont. n
EGGS-Iastcrn, fresh, 19u2Gc.; western,
l.HEESF-N. ". AMI factory. 15N15Ec;
GNhIN-ooin. car lois. G1c: bags
icau,@c.: meal, bags, ,A"'oc.: oa:s. NV ana
, in ear lots. 4Gnl2c.; bags, -1MaIc.; Mimi,
sacked bran bag lots. 27c.: winter
wheat bran. car lots. $500: bag lots, s25Q
e: brown middlings. ear lets. $3.50.
OENN,itS-F. OrIit. 81 5(tl.'G.
PEODUCE-Benns. california pea, $3.50,
vrIlpv- eyes. 81 500. re Kidneys,
S2.C-ttl.7I: fowls. lt@lc.; turkeys west
ern. 2on22c.; chickens. 16a17c.
PROVISIONS-Porll, heavy. $3.50; me-
EAiiiD-I.rrc tcs.. ha,f bhlg.. 1)f.d10Hc; !;
cases. II ,"1l7sc; compound tcs., hall
barrels, S',mSl2c.; cascs 9lsMG7,".
SUGAR-EX Quality g i hnIS., $', =;
I$i1N.
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Chicago Produce Markets.

Chicago. May 3.
Prices in the wheat market today clos
ed easier because Of more favorable ~
ports concerning the growing crop At
The close the July delivery was off l5ffl1
Corn was Il shade bower. oats were Il
shade higher; Provisions Were unchanG-
Cd 10 9l-0.c. lCwtr.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WFIEAT-AIay Hl5s, July Sfs, Sept. oI7s,
Dec. ST..
C0RN-1Iay 1905, July 457s, sept. .
AK.
OATs-Mav A., July 40. Sept. 36,s.
MESS PDRN-May l5.6.i.. July I5S2l..
a,h>liD-May $.t7!=, July So :, Sept.
SHORT RIBs-AIay SGo July s.74i4,
Sept %>-.
Cash quotations were as follows:
W ! II #; :,'': yoring. slassrz; No /,
7lai7f, No. : rri, SlmS2It.
OATS-No. ,, ~; No. white, illli5.
RNE-No. . g.
MALTING-F.t;r to choice, 7107i.
III \ NSEED-No. l, LII; 10. | north
western. l.13i.
TIMOTHY SEED-Primc. 400
sIioiyr Kirs, sIDEs-Loosc, S.a77-1e
Miss PoRK-1.7o@15So.
sIi0ET CLEAI: slDEs-roNel. S.77T:o,
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ClIICAGO LMAEkt.T.

~ I'LL,
i" IN" fioh"EaEte Eoard of Railroad
C"nnliS sioEyis.
Respectfully represents the Au.ltSla
ana Wutrry.U, HaiIu,v III ,h, ,,,,t.,. I
H.. ,,,.;,'' - '''' ,''"''r' ~
I'M !" .iini.'@S /" Il'rHi iNF 'lli"NHl 81 iA'I-
~ t.,,i 'u.'5 HN'+I:itHcr would hr
, IL MANN, .N .'''' !N'>' ~ ltihliS lir lniloWlnI
'd'i'uIti! III:
i" ;,tlit' "ilt l!oih IN pan ana the de-
Mi!p'r"u "i us i"rail"n 50 much tn Roof
| ~ II Dtt"', Il S'&t4niS ~ and ~ -.i3-
l." N"'9 'ut'' ia p''''H th,froi the iol-
| ~" 'Hr t"Ilttf rIHt
b'?il!iiI 'tl %t'tti"a t-tt u, on ~" OBI
'I,'t''I,' lh',!ir' n% 1 curve - tht lett n
NV, " ;",'its nv !'F,t - StaIl"4 w !"
ia ..1ut,,i, III, HIT "J't ii; lIo.
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II ~ iiI y II jtmu 2 f III
tLorI. ~. ''yt I" , Dp' "a
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~ ~ r i'' !" 5ttti.H ~ l''i't -.
- -; II ~ ..i't'il MI % 'i.'it n
i n :" t't ~ ~. - -" ~ = I4'h,t7
- 80 - 80 u'>-'- tht.!rr >. Il =.
!" ~ ~ ~ % ~ ~ is'dnn3 ~
"Go ~ 9.1l'!I !'-11 "a, III, :. =, T..
To- y - 81 I'It - -: t!l''I' ~ -
ctH, ~ tI.t ltlt ~ -"V' l'l i'."ll'% 'np
700 u, 'u,UH ~; 'r. co.; :. :" r..
~ iFtt ~ Hlttiot u ,ou n tlihtI ~ Y
~ ~ cii VI ca a. 70 ft1'9 Nv
triIrtt : ,, +.,,rr,,,t. Hill, I, aT, / j. II;
me EtSt l1ur tahS"htS az" paraIi,l 10 am
II Hill n'II III / iI"in . tlir IN t'
~ tIr', ',-,u. I'm rnt'',''ii 't. 90 Slt-
HID nf'- =, Sitld u'N'libt" ioc't"h n u'oh
piINai" ldt,d. .,, ~. :.,
III lolrE''I ii- "'Es':l 2'u ,ti', WIN !,
',,uI5'H INC uINti'1I.rS y ''i' rrh"L iiI
nCl'ui " sun ~ EI,MdN II! Il, " i.!,i On "a, i
Nlh q S:ilH c',l'tr iihr. n "ihth MI In
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EDWIN C. DUDLEY
BANKER
No. 3 Meonian Building
AUGUSTA, ME.

/ offer subject to sale
Cleveland. O., 4 4per cent bonds to
yield $50
Nashville, Tenn, Az per cent. bonds
to yield 392
Spartanburg. s. c., Az per cent.
bonds to yield 405.
Schenectady, Railway Co. Az per
cent. bonds to yield 4.07.
Utica & Mohawk Valley T. r. Az
per cent. bonds to yield 4.25.
Cleveland Electric Railway per
cent. bonds to yield 40.
Ontario Power Co. 5 per cent bonds
t. yield per cent.
Particulars furnished on application.
mon Wed-sat.
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DRAGON

4 four-ycar oId a solid. rich 4. IT.
nat III color. vith superb action. cio-
Gunt Conformation, pronounced IVY
ccrnr,tcnt judges t. ho one of the best
" his hial it, Amrriel II" measures
to- Cactual mra<ur,mauD. weighs
1%75 lis, and is uot OYER fat. II. III
simply grand.
They will make thn season NJ 1907
as follows: the first thrr" days Of thr
week at eROApACRES, RIVERSlDE;
tn" last thrc" at Augusta.
Terms $40 for single service: $40 by
TN season. ana S25 to warrant iii
any event = payment Of $40 Will DO re-
cui~rd at time Of first service.
Mares met ut station, taken t. barn,
40 cVptusa. Boarded i'm barn $50 r"r
week; al pasture - conts per week.
Accidents ANA escapes ut owners risk,
but due care taken % prevent same.
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Boston Stock Market.
MARKET REPORTS
Augusta Market.


8EANs-Fea. Maine. 500; y y, sl.75
nLTrEK-Creamery SOC: dairy, &c;
solid. lNc-
IGGS-12c per dozen.
GEAIN-Ccrn Gjc.; meal. eoc. FER BY.
riX,i f-td. $l;i5 "wt.; cortonsccI raral'
HAY~foos., retain, $500 per ton;
pressed. Sl7oJ; straw. $500; pressed, Sl2.
SJ'iAit-tL"5 I.rr 100 IDS
HONEY -EUX. lSc.
NUTTON-9Ullc. per h.; lamb. 13c.
OATS-;5c. per bushel
I'OTATOES-5 per bushol
PUJLTRY-Fowl, 15c.; chickens. lSQ
Won1-t-nwasac,!, 2.@30e
BEEt-Lisht, sioooa1o5o: heavy, ia
11hc: homeless. half hhis.. - FIhfb-I5;
lambs, " ring. &c. yc&T.In5s, JulOc.
WOOD-Ipry hard. SG.5Gn8.VV per cord.
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53.50N45O; mixed Ealdwins Per III, $2-5a
Hay AND STKAW-No. I grade,
$22W22.-G; rye, pc" ton, $l&Gli; oat straw,
$"fi9,-o.
POTATOES Green Mountain. Zee; IT."
hl., sweet potatoes, Per Dbl, $50
sj-GAn-Rornoa sugar. steady. Pow
d"rcd, sos; granulatcd, 500.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. May 2.
CATTI.N-Ecr.ip t+ about 1853; market
firm; "ammu. t. prime steers 4Hf.t".
IlDt:S-i3"cv.rt; ah Jut 1860: mArk'7
strom= T. r.. hithcr, choice 70 prime
S;rItE!'- R,r.inte shout coca: market
firm; Sheep I.2aui.15; y'ariiia5 '.@5Ft.o';
lunil.s &. JHft>.Ir.
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Augusta ard VAUDEVILLE Railway. nv
HEATH & ANDREWS,
~ THE FOREGOING PETiTIoN

ON TIE fpltf'IOlNG IN / ION
ORDERED: That the petitioner cau="
to H. published n true copy Of said pc
tition. aud this order q notice thereon.
one day in the plily KcrnCbcc Journal.
a ne-ysnapcr published at Augusta in thu,
county III Ecnneb"c tn" publication in
said paper to be ut least che day brfor,.
MONDAY. the 9Th lay Of MAY. A. ID.
1907. on which iav tn Board of Railroad
Commissioners will be III session at Their
office in AUGUSTA at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon for the purposes indicated in
Said pctitinncr shall send copies Of t1c
foregoing petition and order to the Sc
lcctmcn If Vassalhorough, and to thn
Wi<cqssct Watervile and Pennington
Railway. before the date Of enid hearing.
T. +. PEAKS, Chairman.
Fo~ the Board Of Railroad Commissioners
of Maine.
n1i"i this end day Of Nav. A. p. 1907.
\ true copy.
Attest: GEO. F. GIDDlNGS.
Asst. Clerk.
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Hostan Produce Market.

Boston. May :"
FTOUE-J-nchanrcd Mill Shipments,
spring patents. l10itl. ~
CORN ncl.&nSrd; No. , yellow 3?'2H
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GREAT FOR GRIPPE,

Sore Throat, Infamed Lungs, Group,
That's why Billiards. Wonderful Golden
Oil II 81 widely used ara SC generally
popular. Coed. also for scores of other
ailments common to every houSehnld
Golden Oil Co, Old Town.
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New York Money Market.

Now OTk, N!lN >.
Prin7r mercantile paper 5l2ud per cent.
Sterling exchange iii mer 1t Isl. 'i5N iNt. d
for d miami and at 49, 10" 4S}.iJ fur GO-ldy
bills.
Posted rates 42l and 49,.
comm, rcial bills 1914 1871.
Bar silver t11s.
NcNiyan dollars 50i..
Government bonds steady.
Railroad b JndS firm.
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We Offer for
Public Service
These SfaIIionss

VA ERiEN, ported French
~, hr:ou; DRAGON, Imported Gov
rir.r,..,t .;p,I t-r...lt.i Coach
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REV YORK STOCK MARkgT.

Furnished Daily by J. J. ouinlan & CO.
Ofhcsr Opera House Block. Auaus+s
Eaine. Tel. 522. r. D. Crissman, Mgr.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel st. Georgia.. Zurich, New
York; Ed j. Brown, Portland: S. l.
Holloway, city; ]. J. Hogan, Portland;
j. A. Baxter, Walla Walla; Mrs. e. c.
Youngs Kimberly; NJ. Gilbert. San
Francisco; A. G. Ogilvie, Portland;
w. f. Hassin, Lewiston: G. A. Nc
Guire Walla Walla; j. B. Stentz
Olympia; Mr.. and Mrs. Ehrathanhat
Portland; Frank Il. James, Umatilla
II. S. flannel, Walla Walla, e. L. Mar
win, Boise; e. ]. Hunter, Spokane; f.
w. Platt, Minneapolis; c. e. Dimon,
New York; w. S. Wills, South Caro-
lima; Mrs. S. A. Pelkey Huntington;
p. M. Ran, Portland; o. C. Turner,
Weston; ]. W. Grub, Lewiston: w. M.
Watson, Lewiston; c. II. Lingenfeller,
Lewiston; George c. Malloy, Mason
City; Leo A. White, Mason City; Mrs.
Bennett and daughter, Weston; Will
Jamison, Weston; Frank Buchet,
Walla Walla; G. A. Mcclure, walla
Walla; Mrs. Alice Groom, Pleasant;
F. w. Densler and wife, Enterprise;
Mrs. E. M. Waters, weiser; Mrs.
Duke Jewell, Weiser;' c. b. Shelley,
Weiser; Miss Hattie Smith, weiser;
Ed r. Cutler and wife, Weiser; F. Y.
LIE Doux, Lewiston; Mrs. ]. Reiss, Spo-