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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-10

NORTH WALDOBORO.

Waller Morse of South Washington was
at l.. o. Sta4ls. Friday.
Fred ttAjaaHaas sold his nice driving
mare TO Fred Flint of Wa'i"b"r".
Miss F..iie Day was a guest OF MIS-. -
o. Stahl. Friday.
Nelson kalcr passed the Fourth IN
Rockland end took in the horse race.
c.o,,a I,n.c of RocEIand was 4 guest
, NJ, iidon pIrnilcimrr re-
" NJ az" 'ii'' ''o'''
Gently
Most Of the farmers will begin having
next week on ticlts hrm r,p"l'rn iisn
bat on the Whole there VIII ne ''' 'Nei''71
crop.
Mrs. Pert T.. Rornheimer ard children
h,ve L..n taLin.. a few DAYS outin;: in
E,,ct Jan,.rson at The home of Mr. and
Nrc sheridan IiDdgkinS
Mn ~; leo, ,nl c,n Willis and Mrs
Mt. II ~ ' > ,nt 10 Sn,ith Wai,ioi'n,.n
S,,n,,,,,, r.tnrniu- home SIIr'I;tv.
,..,,,.. s..1,,.., ,,,,,, ,,,,.>
III, ~. ~ ~ avs in cusi,ina WI.
t'IT,nch Nome sunday.
VIZ ,ds, E,a,.1o,. or1 fa,,,i,.
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THE MASK OF HEALTH.
Few People Are Really as Well as
They Look. Cause and Remedy.

Many people in Augusta both men
and women. who believe themselves to
be i'm perfect health, are often in the
greatest danger.
Indigestion, which is so common
trouble, is the principal cause OF the
greater share of the general poor
health. 1t has misleading symptoms
that seem to have no reference to the
stomach, such as headache. sieepless-
ness, specks before the eyes. pains III
the back and side. etc.
The success of physicians every
where with the prescription that is
now embodied in Mi-o-na stomach
tablets has made this remedy in the
last few years the acknowledged
specific for the treatment Of stomach
diseases The secret of this success
lies in the fact that Mi-o-na is prepar
ed expressly to strengthen the diges-
tive organs and its use for few days
nuts the whole digestive system in
such shape that it can care for all of
the food that is eaten without pain Or
distress.
Simply take Mi-o-na stomach
tablet before each meal and on rctir-
ing, and it will 50 strengthen the
stomach that you can enjoy hearty
neal without the least fear of distress
or suffering.
Rowditch, Webster & Co. give an
absolute unqualified guarantee that
your money will be refunded unless
Mi-o-na cures. They take the whole
risk and the remedy will not cost you
a penny unless it cures you.
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in Boston for the past ten days, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. &. G. Pray. Of Pray's corner,
haC some very pretty decorations for
the Fourth. The whole front of the
house vas decorated with bunting
and flags, and 100 chinese lanterns of
all shape. and cnlors were hung under
the trees. In the evening there was Il
di"play If fireworks.
Louise Mccarthy, who has been at
tending school in Massachusetts, is
home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank w. Pray and
family PASSED The Fourth with Mr..
PraY'S mother, Mrs. G. G. Pray. Other
caIl,r.. at the house during the day
We're Mrs HcrSpm. her daughter, Eifie
Batchcldsr ana her granddaughters,
leila and Doris Batchelder, and Mrs.
WIFE T.. Farnham and her four boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Lord and
family passed the Fourth with Mr..
Will Lord of Manchester.
The wild black clouds ard rain,
Sunday noon. KEPT the members of the
Lowell Union Sunday school ut home
This IS the first Sunday, since the
school was organized over two years
ago. that the services have not been
leuI
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oENOBSC0T.
GARLAND.

Mrs. Lydia ID. Hill and son. Ernest. N !,
i'll SanSer.ille on account of The serious
Illness Of Mrs. IlilrS sons wife. Mr..
Wilbur Hill.
Mrs. James Leighton. who has been
very i'll, is somewhat better and is able to
sit up some.
Arthur Hicks is gaining very SLOWLY
AFTER an Illness with pneumonia. lie is
al" to sit VI some, and it is hoped he
VIII soon recover.
Mrs. Rebccca Stewart has recently
moved into Mrs. Fred Clark's house.
Mr. Mann is very i'll with consumption
He is attended by DR.. a. G. Strout.
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the X. o. G. T. Lodge at st. Adams. was
held in the opera House Tuesday evening.
Tho various Parts We're taken by st.
Adams young people
Ny. and Mrs. Frank J. Craig Of wal
than, Mass. are guests OF Mrs. Craig )
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Allen of Pittsiicli
have been recent guests of Mrs. Aliens
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson
Mr. Allen has recently removed from
Walthaln Mass, to P.ttSiicld. where he
has opened IL jewelers. establishment.
At the morning service in the NJ. +.
church Sunday morning. several children
were christened and the following wcr"
admitted into church nj, mheralir by
letter: Allison =. lIowcs. Miss Fausta
Grindle. Miss Maud T.. Spencer. Til" ser
vices were closed with communion, and
special lnnSic was furnished by u choir Of
4 very ahi" discourse ana The cnngrc@I-
ton was large.
PALMYRA.
Palmyra Grange band will hold Il sOci1-
Bile at Grange h"ll Friday evening. Ic"
cream and strawberry short cake will be
served.
Mrs. Clara Dearborn of Bowdc inham is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. l.. Dearborn
for Il few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Rlaisdcll. Mr.. and
Mrs. O. +. Cole Mr.. and Mrs. \. H.
S"nthard and Amos kimhall were anon"
wv WHO dlttlItN'l tlif' WV
bration Of the Fourth ut Piltsfcd.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. S. Emerson returned to
their home SATURDAY. evening aftni. 4
weeks visit among relatives on the Ken
nebec and -Androscogsin.
Mrs. Susan futile is the guest Of Mrs.
Ellen Shaw.
Mrs Susanna Brown returned Monday
from st Adams, where she visited rc!'i-
tivcs
a clildrcn's concert was held It the
church Sunday evening. An tnJoyab"
time is reported.
g. T.. Thompson started "Wednesday for
4 business trip to I:urfalo. \. y.
A son was born July G, to Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Hanson.
Mr.. Amos will make his home for the
present with his daughter, Mrs. a. IL.
Southarl
Mr. ana ms. Evart Varney called on
friends in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Miller are cntcrtain-
ing their children who reside in Miss;-
chuScttS.
BLACKWELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy GRAHAM Of Ne
chanic Falls are guests of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. =. Turner.
Miss Pearl Danforth went to Southport
this week where she has position as
waitress in one of TIE hotels
Miss Lula Holway has returned home
from Bingham, where she has been teach
ing school.
Miss Alice Morse was recently the
guest of her friend, Miss Nellie Turner.
Mrs. Nancy Colby of Jacknan ana Mrs.
Holden of Skowhegan We're recently call
crS in this vicinity.
Mrs. Emma Withee of NorrdceWock
was Il recent guest OF Mrs. ElNira Ncasey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Gates passed sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Ms. 5. ;.
Gates.
Christopher Thompson ana Mrs. F.lvira
NeaSey, are passing the week with rcla-
tiVes in Scion and Bingham.
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WEEKS MILLS.

Mrs G.. A. Malcolm of Bridgeport.
Conn, and Mrs. Elmer Jordan. Of Au-
.,,Ist;I. were tie guests of \. \. Malcolm,
Monday.
Miss Belle A. Bowler has gone I" Au-
Gusta t" work in the insane hospital.
The friends of Mrs. Viola N. Crahy, will
Ie pleased To learn of her improved cohdi-
tinn. She will pass Tie Sunnner with her
sister. Miss Nellie Malcolm.
The Ladies' Union gave night cap
social Wednesday evening, JulJ j. which
was we'll attended.
REV W \. "ennrv Of Boston, will
preach al the A. G. church. Sunday, July
a. In the evening he viii give one OF his
interesting chalk talks. All are cordially
invited to come and ming tie children
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WaterviIle Notes.

The little Mi-o-na tablets sold by
Geo. w. Dorr, the druggist, have be-
cn,re dese:vedly popular. Mr.. Dorr
.,uarh,lt..-s that Mi-o-na viii make
Thu p.."pi- fat; r',;ul;,ie digestion, and
iIrrra~.- f,';ti,n, ur els" there VIII De no
cha rye foe Lh.. rrrnc,iy, ard the plii-
chase prlce Will lie returned Oh de-
mand.
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SOMERSET.
CAM BRIDGE.

Charles Ham. who has been i'll for 4
long time. Suffered another slight shock
Friday.
The shower dill considerable damage to
the telephone lines and Manager T.. j.
llcrs"y has been Eort busy repairing.
Grace Phillips has closed the village
school here ard gone to Old Orchard.
Josiah Hamilton is TT work at S. H.
I,lg,t.'S in PinlaN
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SOUTH CHINA.

A party of young people enjoyed n
straw ride around the lake the night
of the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Austin are
passing q few days at James Austin's
f. II. Jenkins ana family are at Pine
ONT FIR the summer. Mr. Jenkins
has sold his cottage to Fred Smiley of
Natcrvillc.
The school at South China closed
July 81 with appropriate exercises. Th"
following pupils were not absent for
the term: Mildred Doe. Mabel Sabiiies,
Dora linWcs. Lila Harrington and Irv-
ing EraGg.
cart. and Mrs. II. Il. Sargent of
Woodf"r'' are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. W. J. Thrmpsun
FL Crane Of Montana is visiting at
his old home.
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ATHENS.

ATHENS.
In n loosely contested bali game thu
Locals defeated the East Madison team
last Saturday. Iy the score Of 10 10 5.
Heavy hitting ana poor ticldin:: Were re
spnn$ih" Cor the lar@" score. TIL" featrrH
OF the gam" was the playing of Elliott of
the New Bedford, New England League.
ut second base Several two-h,s.. hits
ana one threc-ha".;"d were made. Third
ht""nIau Taylor of the home team made
an error in the iiftn inning by letting a
slow %roundcr get ~ him which Gtv" tine
visitors two scores besides advancing q
man to second and putting another on
first base. Taken all together il was one
Of the poorest exhibitions ever seen nrre.
Many people from here, inclnding tie
Athens cornpt band. attrn led the Fourth
Of July celebration ut PittslieId from here.
Nahum Cook has purchased a new
motor cycle 10 use on his r. l.. y. route.
The romodcling Of the village school
house has been commenced.
Misses Laura and Pearl Corson are Wis
it!nG in Oakland
SMITHFlELD.
The many friends Of Seth Bickford were
Panied I" hear OF his death. which or-
CURED Saturday evening at his home in
Iici"rl':r. NJ. ana Mrs. Iirkfori have
lrlL many meetings here at different
times ana W"r" hignly respected ~ AL
Fun, raj occurred n 10 o'clock Monday.
y. I. Holmes Is i" poor health.
HARTLAND.
Tic ". G. 7. I. met Tuesday afternoon
With Mrs. Frank Pratt
Joseph Ph"an is recovering from lis i'll
ness Of two weeks duration.
Mrs. +. W. Martin passed last week
with Mr.. Martin, who is employed Il:
Newport.
The IIartland GulI of the Methodist
Episcopal church meets Wednesday, with
Mrs. \. III. Buck.
Mr. ana Mrs. Walter Fish OF Dexter
We're guests the first Of this wcr! of DR..
ana Mrs. Lewis Fish.
Miss Eleanor Mower and Miss Marcaret
Iiondcn of Boston are visiting relatives
in Iiarland and this vicinity.
Mrs. T.. j. Little. daughter Gertrude and
son Hollis Of Milo. have been passing
several days with relatives and friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. IIcnZic ana
daughter. I.aGrctta Agnes. have returned
from visit with James Dodd anc family
ut EittSfieid
y minstrel show under the auspices of
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constipation are quickly relieved by
DeWitts Little Early Ri;ers. Small
pill, sure pill. safe pill-prompt and
pleasant in action. Sold by John
Coughlin Augusta and Beane's Drug
Store Gardiner.
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WALDO.
NORTH PALERMO,

- w. :" -
ret Merrili, Is passing lew diyS va
cation at his nome.
same simpson WI" IS employer IN
,,.;,h ,,a. ao,,'-.'t,,a,, n,nl, car,
Mr. ana Mrs. II. 1: BACK called on
friends at Weeks Mills one day last
-nn''i, Nt''uei anu -A',''' brS''n' y,
on i,'' "'Ir ''o s"'H,a VI NIL anu
Mrs. HOLDS Foye recently.
i."9c - iiilu' ms fcsuiir ZIP !"
IL H. NJ. Souie arrived at ms nome
tar"lEh 'SS""h, Wh" mas hcen IN
fa'riieh, 'he PAST Tour weeks Is expect
ca - return soon
I'LL III .>.'S'nt I, li'ihins = snort WISH
~ us, i'''e''''' MI anu MIS- W. ~
->r'a'''
','''i ','''h ''''e nome from hittriy
he"rSe Dyer of Hurnham visited at
"iui'fe l'F"rs recently.
T;ucl RaIcnm enrloyed nc ,,int,r ~
III" hospital in Augusta, passed Sun
"'y III MS nome.
LIBERTY.
Miss Mary Eont D,,o,- ,,.,.;,.o1
her home last week from HYDE Park
Mass. and will pass the Summer
months with nor naronts. Mr. ana
Mrs. Samuel Davcy.
Mr. SeHrs teacher in the st. P1uI
school. Concord. y. IT.. is the guest Of
Prof. Peck at his cottage on Mill Stnun
lSia'd'
Miss Frank Aver Of Providence. II
l.. is home for short visit with hnr
mpthcr, Mrs. Carrie Aver.
James Taylor of PittsffrIl is VISITING.
at Mill Stone Island. the guest Of his
sisters. Mrs. Alton White ana Mrs
Robert P"ck.
Or. ana Mrs. w r. C.roiu ,ttondod
tho celebration at Pittsficld. Thursday,
returning nom" FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles TT White Of
Augusta. Mrs. Maud Hombiin and
1,ucb,or e D.,
''"u',h''i ~ 'foNlience, VISITED at T..
q. NOrtOn'S, Thursday. coming over in
an automobile
~ ,,a -
..a ,,a;, vi ,'''' S,''''! '
'he Mi'ihe Baptlst state Convention.
was in town last week and nro,cb,d
at the BAPTIST church. June Goth
MISS Nellie Hunt. who has been in
Massachusetts for the, past six months
visiting friends, returned to her homo
Saturday.
M,ctor U,,oo.. H., ., Ca
-hdSt"f Everett Hurd arrived from
flt'Sii'id saturday Tor Il VISIT win MS
grandmother and other relatives.
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NORTH WAYNE.

~ w
Monday by the death of his h''"
nephew Who has been i'll FOR S'Eeral
weeks with ccrebro meningitis
Mr. and Mr:,. II. l.. Fnote hay" re-
turned to their home in North jay al
ter passing the Fourth with Mr.. anu
Mrs. c. NJ. Stevens.
Mr.. ana Mrs l.. NJ. FoSSctt Of JAY
Bridge returned to their home SUNDAY
after Il visit since Friday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. y. i. Smith.
There was gathering at the home
Of Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Stevens on
the Fourth. ana among those present
were Misses Ella ana Jcnni" Lane ana
Miss Georgia Lane of Readficld. Mr.
and Mrs II. l.. F"otc of North JAY
Mrs Carrie Ward of Gardiner. The
day was much enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. ami Mrs j. W. Benson. g. F..
Tose and son were visitors ut Win
thr"p Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Ward returned to her
home in Gardiner sunday afternoon.
Mrs. e. NJ. stevens and Mrs. +. L..
Stevens were in Winthrop Wednesday,
Mrs. May Ian" "f Hradficld passed q
part Of sunday with NJ. Ar@ftta
stevens.
Mrs. Nancy Wells returned Tuesday
from n visit with her son Albert and
his wife at Pennington Hill.
T.. j. Smith and Earl Hutchins took
about 60 mile trip Sunday on their
motor cycles.
H. G. Maxim is having large crop
IL, q,
good sum of money.
LlrcHFIELD.
POND ROAD-Mrs. Ralph u. Erann
and son, Clifton. Of Gardiner. are visit
ing at ]. +. Smalls.
A. T. Berry arrived Wednesday. and
passed the remainder of the week with
his family hero. returning t. N'w
York sunday On the Fourth Mr.. and
Mrs. Berry entertained a party IF r%l-
ativcs and friends from Litchiicid
Plains.
Miss Florence bartlett arrived from
Washington, u. G, Tuesday. for a
visit with her parents. MI AMI Mrs. ).
w. Bartlett at Green Gables.
A large number from this vicinity At
Fourth.
Miss Elsie bradford of Auburn is the
guest of Miss Mary Maxcy of Seven
Oaks.
Prof. George bartlett Of Harvard is
the guest of his brother, ]. w. Bart
lett.
Mrs. Charles Huxley and children
are staying ut George Powers.
BELGRADE.
Mrs, Will f. Farnham and Nellie C.
Pray We're in Augusta last Wednes-
nesday.
Mrs. Taylor Penney and her dau-
ghter. Lila. were in Augusta last
week.
Frank Spaulding went to Augusta on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. E. L. Mccarthy, who has been
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COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
EAST PlTTSTON.

Rev. and Mrs. l.. l.. Harris of Wal
doboro was in town for short time
Friday.
Clifford Seckins of Richmond passed
a portion Of lat week with his grand
mother, Mrs. Il. II. Reed.
s. r. Bailey Of Amesbury, Mass,
was calling upon old friends in this
village Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Heath, who
have been visiting relatives in this vi
cinity returned last week to Panama
where Mr.. Heath is employed.
Henry Stone left Friday for Patten
on short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer f. Rogers, and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Odiorne of Rich
mond were visitors at DR.. ]. T..
Odiorne's Saturday and Sunday.
The third and last summer school Of
the present series will be held in East
Pittston beginning on Monday, July 20.
ana continuing three weeks. The in
8, motors and courses will be the same
hey were last year, and are as fol-
lows: Prin. VIM. l.. Powers. Gardiner,
geography and United States history;
Prin II. r. Williams. So. Eraintree.
also a teacher Of music The Stat"
pays all the expenses Of the summer
school and no tuition is charged.
ANY person is at liberty to attend
this school, and while 1t is Intended
primarily for the younger teachers, or
those who have never taught, many
teachers Of longer experience find the
work If great value. Lectures on
l.. g =
ment" will be given by Mr. Williams,
Mr.. Williams has taken q cnLr," ..
lectures on education at Harvard r;,I-
yersity during the past WINTER y
class in nature study VIII be conduct
ed by MIR. Powers. Aquaria contain
ing living insects fish, nevis. tadpoicS.
salarnandcrs, turtles, and cray fish, and
breeding cages to show the various
metanlorpnoScs Of insect life VIII b"
kept on exhibition in the school room.
Th.e. viii furnish subject matter Tor
the afternoon lectures. Examinations
for state teachers ccrtii"atsS VIII be
held on the :.@t day %: til" term. Inc
subjects in which teachers are cX-
amincd for thcsc certificates are as
follows: Reading, crtlinSraphF, pen
manghiI, English grammar ana COLL
pOSitiOn, arithmetic, S'b5IdPiiS' - ~
history, civil government, physiology
and hygiene nature studies, S'h"'i
laws. theory and prtC;ir. OF t"'ichLiis-
The fact that several Of fh"S" VINO
took these examinations last year on
the last day If the term rrceiF"h ne
certificates is proof rositiT" thal the
school satisii, d a direct and Immediate
want. All pupils ..hould bring What-
ever books they have on the subjects I"
be studied. together with books treat
ing of the theory and practice III
Teaching Conirs Of school laws VIII
be furnished by the cducati"nal ne
uartmcnt Board may be obtained ny
writing in advance to DIR. ). H.
Odiorne. Supt. of Schools, East Puts
ton. Me. I'm view of the fact mat
summer schools cause great AWAKEN
ing in educational matter throughout
the districts where they are hcld IL pc
hooyes every one connected with the
work to do everything i'll his power u
make the attendance as large us
POSSIBLE.
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CENTER MONTNiLiE.

50 far this sca"1n. Many prnplr in trHn
are cnM.ImNm.!Ims, Inc Mnrk DOM.
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NORTH SIDNEY.

NORTH SIDNEY.
The BAPTIST Sunday school aud many
friends and neiS lborS hrli their aH.lt3t
picnic in Iiamlen's grove. july 9TH Tho
grove IS q beautiful spot on the BAN; of
the itennch"c river II, ar the church. IN.
grounds were decorated with ..nIrri,.rn
ilaGS with seats and tables arranged fr
tn" convenience of the cumI4nv I'll
FIRE" BAPTIST Sunday school at North Sid
ncy were present. also the SunL%y Sr!.onl
at \asSalhorO. Games We're provided an
hoats on hand to give entertainment for
the young people. After dinner IN hour
WaS passed In singing and rccitatinns.
Several q. \. r. men We're present ANA
gave an interesting tail. on army lf"
me daN was an ideal day ana all fr:
IN" picnic was Il great success. III
parade of horrihlcs was well gotten ~
and gave much amusement to the resi-
dents along tie route as we'll as to thosr
VINO participated.
Mrs. Elsie Jones. who has been PASSING
z week at II: II. Switches. returned to
her HON" in Watcrvillr Sunday
Fred NJ Spcarin Of Augusta recently
visited at NJ. e. Moore's
+. G. Head. principal of the Franklin
school. With his wife and daughter. Of
Neym"nt;L Mass. DR. and Mrs. G. H.
Leach Of Westbruok. and Woodbury. Tav-
l"r Of Lynn. Mass. are guests of Rev
and Mrs Albert Leach.
Mrs. Jesse flake Of Oakland il passin.,
y week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Field.
Franz: Arnold and daughter. Hazel. OF
Lynn. Mass. arrived 1T Ralph H. Saw
tclle's Friday. Mr. Arnold returned Sat
urdav but Miss Hazel will remain fo? sis
weeks.
Miss Minnie Moore was among the first
10 crioy green peas from heG garden tie
Fourth.
There was baptism Sunday by thu
four candidates being baptized. This
makes seven received into the church
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arc Told in thus second volume Of the series, which
Of 1872 pages with eight full page illustrations by
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-01
When Writing to
Advertisers

Remember Il takes but an extra stroke or
two OF the pen 70 mention the fact that
yOu saw thia "a IN Tue Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-01

The market az a whole has been IN q
most satisfactory condition. The cousum-
lns demand Tor both sheep and lambs has
been urgent and everything desirable has
met with ready sale throughout the whole
week at stfUnE prices. Lambs, IN teot
have been gradually strengthening up and
81 the close 81 the week can be safely
quoted at the high point Of the season 50
far. Sheep have also sold to very good
advantage and as high as they have any
time
Medium and inferior Kinds have been
rather slow most Of the week packers dis
eliminating strongly In favor Of the good
kinds. a feature OF the weeks receipts
Is the preponderancs OF lambs and ewes,
very. few wethers or yearlings having ar
rived. -,r
Prospects for the future can hardly be
better. All indications seem to point toward
a continuation Of the present good con-
suming demand for mutton, while the sup
ply OF live sheep aud lambs In the country
Is not thought to be burdensome with
the outlook as promising as Il is i would
pers to hold back both sheep and lambs
until they are we'll finished for market and
not sacrifice anything by shipping II In
half fat.
Quotations on killers: GOOD to choice
lambs, T.@G7.9o; fair to good lambs, 81. %
az 20; good TO choice yearlings, lamb
weights, s650d6.75; fair to good yearlings,
heavy weights, t610Q6.50; fair to good year
lings, heavy weighs, - 9Oq6lo; good to
choice old wethers, =. oO676 81 fair 20 good
old wethers, S. 76ai6 90; good to choice ewes,
6.40Qb.75; fair to good ewes, S5.00d6.4O.
Representative sales;