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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
News of the Farm and GRANGE
Bare Necks.

The "on:1nnoSt cause OF this condi-
ti"n is the Simpl" pulling "f the feath-
cas- by til" birds companions. Fowls
which are confined and q" not have
meat furnished them ar likely to de-
vel"p a morbid appetite. which taste
Of blood sometimes brings even to the
Cannibalistic rOIlt. say Tie Tribune
Farmer. Hons. ducks. etc. have been
knoWa t. kill their companions in this
va. TIL. common efforts az cure are
& ,niiIcG :" killing the offenders. "T
putting UNPLEASANT substances on the
feathers Cuassia is often RECON-
nlend5d as being both bitter and harm
less. Sometimes Kerosene i used. but
this should not reach tie skin.
:, diseasa I;novn as scabies a:I
caused by Il !ep.unlinC mite affects
both Zig. onS and fowls, differing some
what On THO pigeons from that affect
ing fowls This trouhl" however. is
nlc," likely t. appear i'll the warmer
slaE)ns than in winter. The skin b.
tween the f,ather' is normal in this
discasr, and one may be lure 2s to It's
che ract2r by rlucking the feathers ana
looking tor a mass Of scales Ike. Gead
skin which lies around the root OF thH
feathers. and which powders easily
An ointment from material usually Oh
han1 consists of part carbolic acid
and 10 parts lard OF vaseline. There
j. danger Of poisoning if too large a
surface is covered with ointment of
sire Myth
There is also a fungus disease which
attacks the skin of birds. usually be-
vi, in ba f,,,Nh nr head and - "
tending t. the ottcr parts Of the body.
This may be distinguished from the
scaiieS caused by the feather mite by
the fact that there are gray or white
scots or scales on the skin itself,
Sometimes it increases to cup-Slap"d
deposits running into a thick crust in
! time dirty-lookins and rough. In
! treatment. the crustS must be removed
gently, hut as thoroughly as possible.
as the culc depends on getting the APP
| plcatiaI,S down to the skin. Soft soap.
well mixed with carbolic acid. will be
/ cftc"tudl II cases not too far ad-
vaine,l one part of the acid to 20
| PARTS Of soap are the proportions. and
| care should be taken not to cover too
! large Il surfac" at one application. More
! dangerous OintmCntS are needed in the
| worst r.iscS. hut as the disease is con-
tacinuS to Il considerable degree
! through alradod surfaces. and seems
| t. H.. communicable also to human be-
| inE:, the id+'i:;ablily of treatment "f
| such cases is in question. The AK is
| then pr phablv the best remedy. Young
/ birds show more susceptibility to this
! disease. than old ores. and birds of
/ ASiitic Hood are more often affected
| than are others. IN this as III all dis
"&S"S suspected If being contagious.
Quarantine and diSinf"ctiun Of quarters
are only ordinary precautions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
BIGGEST DEPOSIT VAULT.
Steel Like That Used on Battle Shi.
Protects Giant Structure.

New York. Nov. 12.-Much interest i
beng taken by crowds of onlookers, as
well as by engineers and contractors
in the speed and accuracy with which
immense armor steel plates. Weighing
seventeen tons each, are being I'M
loaded and put in position in the base
ment and subbasement of the Carnegie
Safe Deposit Company building, at
broadway and Cedar street They viii
be parts Of the biggest steel safe de-
post vault in the world
The vault. which will be ready for
use next March. will weigh 1.215 tons.
Il J.; Il tao-5Iur. structure. With special
c,,vat.r and stairway uttWeeu the
lower ana upper stories The inner di-
n!.n.icne ol the lower vault, which i
many feet below the Sidewalk. are.
length. 1l9 .r,,; width. 81 ;,et . inches
nci..nt feet I inc,:.S.
Their Is an entrance to both vaults
and al emergency entrance through a
plat If the same thickness. The main
dg.rs weigh fn.nd0 pounds each. Tac
joints Of ~, doors aye liquid ana gas
proof 1ht steel slabs used in the
c.n-trultiun Of the vaults are similar
L. thr.e On United States battle ships.
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Boston Market.

To:tri,. >ct l.. ~
r'Lot 7; Mill Shipment. sIri''c patents
rcr bbl. 91tnuf.na. "intcr pIt":tr. m,'
%.,il tnrrt rt.r I'LL. S.o.l,- -
CoREMEAI--6 i,anulat"'i. Ter Dbl.
3! 2"n4 =: l'oltod. per hhl.. si2hfi 10
CORN St'"rr'r. yellow s;ri IN '-'.'
No yellow -.l@TJ72c No. fellow. "l'
rail per br. - -; M. 3 yellow all rail-
RYT. FLoT2-Per hhI.. 81 1880.
OATIF il.-We quote rolled at $7.iN1
-, r"r I','.: cut e. ~N,8
cRAIItu s,-pffat
t.TS No. Clipped go ~ " clip
ped '1'l'4c. II t" * Ms. to ship per h'I..
Sic: 81 to &c lbs ; per bu. Sc; - to a
lis. r"r tIl.. -.
PROVISIONS heavy hacks. ror
i,l 800. medi',fn hack. pc hhl. Si7.'.'.
long outs s:o57. loose per IL. l";" ::
ribs. lf4M &C.; hams regular and small.
I.Nr.11C lean ends $-2.hIN 10" ShoIld-
ers. fresh Ila,c.: lard rendered per ID.
I3c.
BEEF-Croicc binds. 13al3Ac.; choice
fores, Ti4T.ao.
LAMBS. MUTTON-Lambs. spring.
uMi2c warnings, ST9c..: mutton, SIac. .
VEAI-Per III. l1I211a-
1er To-. 1ST20c.: western hroilers, per h.,
iclISc.: western fowl. :2N12c.
NORTH Creamery. "a 2n':c. :;
western creamery. .Ht2Sc.; north dairy.
; EGGs-C4stern, 3sQasc., western 20
&c,
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston. Nov -. 49,.
III" rcc"i..t- .: wool for this week w"r
ci., ;.-;i,s: t.m; bales d"m"sti" and
II; !,:.t"y Inr. i,ff f"r tn" sam" time last
y."r
EnI:ilIk- II las been 3 rather AMI wcrk
in tn local Won, gnhris"t. The hE con
erin,rS it;i.r covered tn"ir needs for
rluch h,I, ~" I'll" s''plI"r mills though
not At nll we'll supplied. Hr" compelled ~
III" ti-ifn 6 il .lorc' TO 70 very Slowly
in the matter Of pure bases. To lc sure
some wool il cling @oli all the time
Fat III" sales arc worry generally Of small
1CIS. Prices are we'll MAR taincd al Along
tic linz. 'rIsTc is 50 little +tacl" wool
dep nI,"rt about tllcir holdings Of s'nsl:
oc tNat dissertation. Sal"S nf cIntuin:
clips haV" l"cr IT aho'-t vhH' dealer ,
have asked a frIn feeling ais" Is ap
par. 1T in purely medium wonls. Hal.
and thrcr-eipltha hlnnds are pretty well
cleaned ~, and, though ruartcr-hlords
arr ~ ntv, G'a.crs show No inclination
70 digr 80 # them except ~ full askin:.
o3n' rtions.
ohio Hn1 = nj Xxx and above a,@gac
"ili"2c.. -. :. ri, &c No :. :aft33c
fine 'fuv;-'ed -GN2-c.. ,: blood &c; y.
blood $,r ire vashcr delainc :.slz@.ac.
INV %eh"1 d"i"ir. 2iM33c
MirhiEar ana Ncw York-I-lne I'M
washed ~ PC: u blood ,Inwashed 3oc
K lnno' ''r'~aGle1 RI. "ytc: IL blood un-
washed ?zn32c unwas,ed d,laina ~, 30"
ken.nck-. Infiana and Missouri. n
blood 2"ft3'i%c. z blood T,Tlslc.
Pulled secured basis)-Evtr:t ssf, 1oc.
fine \ s2f'e5c.: 4 surcr ,;Mjsc.; ], super
IN Sc; q SUPER ::--6Ji2c: coarse combine.
;<fi-"c medium rn,nbine -anfjSc: fin.
cc.rtirg hnfff?c.: fin. California 6sT &c
defective .aq59c.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
features Of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.


New York. Nov 1..-The impression got
abroad in the stock market TODAY tiiat
the kind If operations which hs.an to
make themselves felt Yesterday ver,, moi
approved h, tie conservative, tinnnfial
Mowers whose efforts are ali ham ~ tn.
present time to the y.enGrr:- of the sit
uation There wGS a d;scontinuancc ot the
small ventures on margins which came
irto notice Y, Sicl.iay. THIS II # the mar
ket I'M. trtalr and poorly supportei. Thc
in this state IF affairs ana t.tr> was
no power Of Ic. i.tanr.A 10 tie sytnpa;het-
ic iAilu. noes ri This factor. TIC passing
If tie dividend on a minrv property Of
tie Nj ,al-aih2t Il Copper Co, WAS the
in'''''''l''t "cc: -it''l a. : .?ins nf The COP
rcrS. but the whole situation in the trade
ii4,n ass tis>Iu;l. -AInEII an oineitin,
as !'.u*t acutelr affected ana this gave
rice /" coEj"ttulcs Of a coming reduction
IN the dividend on tat stock. Even the
electrical equipment companies we're al
fActed to some extent. the falling OF in
,1,n for nj "a,
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Best Of Games.

We criCkctcrS aver that thor" Is no
game to touch that of cricket. for one.
meyer quite knows what is going &"
happen. added to which tho game can hc
played under so many different Condi-
tionS that il calls to light all the quail
ties or Deficiencies Of ~" various play
rrS engaged as II" other game possibly
can ihc gam" must bring out nj SOM"
time a. another all tn" good qualities; in
i mar. and there is probably no game
that is; ~ the same extent proVocativ"
Of thai kindly feeling which Crickctcr
has for cricEctcr "a. q. MarLarcn. in
III" Strand
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Sadie Blake.

The last k"nn,'b.'' P"m"na ''r"ll@"
met With N;.S-alhorn Grange THURS
day. Tile weather WIS :" unfaV"r""'"
that fr6v could reach here. The dis
pia~ # fruit was small but the Sp'ci-
mems nt tn" different varieties fine. tn"
display of canned fruit WAS represent
81 hv thr"" lots. Mrs. 9. \. Abnott
taking first riZe ana Mrs. Henry Mar
,i.n ard Mrs Arno Little second Ii
vid,l M.SSrs. Railey. Aver and Ram
dali and others We're the winners Of
fruit prizes Mr.. knnW!fon of N3S,'a,-
lurn spoke hri"f,' on or"!3rl!n"-
Miss Maud Andrews was Il visitor n
Vt. salhnrn Grange Tuesday evening
and kindly read several selections
which were very entertaining.
Tuesday evening the 18th WAS ap-
l,nii,i.d for Il special meeting If VAS
l;1lnr. Grange for comforting the first
and second degrees on |! chndldH'HS.
Tuesday evening tho 10th the third ;n'
ma fourth degrees will BE- conferred
ans i Harvest feast Will follow.
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CRANBERRY SEPARATOR.
Soft Separated From the Firm and
Graded as TO Size.

Few prni,l" are aware that apples.
pears. PEACHES and oven cran'"rri"S
are assorted into grades ana sizes DO
fore being packed and shipped In III"
cas-" Of til" larger fruit tn" division
int" sizes is generally don" "ith u"
c-.' VI hon III d"tIht tn" fruitCafh"""r
~: 90 h"aid having h"!"s Of different
.j-. '- "uI ~ dropping tn" "ri'l"
TIN ";-'l ;h. holes determines liS ~"
OF F, ,'l~-r this would be imppSSlbI" III
.>r:t M .ftu''.'rri"S. til" differences no
tween Kin" NiTi'u; sizes being to small
a. y" ':,',.',I'.l.. Dropping each cram
h ~'Y 'h"".uGh holes in q Si"v" I" de-
t.ri,Ii'.. IL" Size would also he i'm
pr Idle. ~ tho bouncing Of tn" Gran
her I.S against each other would hrulS"
IT,, ~ md rrNsr decay. 1Nfchin"
y h N f""s perform III" operation sue
c'->;I''N Y. even to separating TN" flr'n
Il ~ -" ~'ft crHnhrrri"S. has been in
v''I,t'.,, ~ u Na,:i "huSettS man. III"
ciluI'. r ~ are placed IL q hopper and
allowed +" ur";, slowly through " "hut"
On i"ur'.. ;.tari.. In the iourn- y
thrrr;-!} '.,.' rhut- they ar" m"rhln-
icAi,v Ait,' Il AMI graded
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Portland Market,

roril"nd NOV. l.. lap1-
TIoI-ic-N Michigan and ST I.on!a.
straicEtS. tI.f"aa6o; winter wheat pa =
tents e. cof''.l,. spring wheat. hak"l,
S:,..,nif5.eT spring wheat. PATENTS, S6,Enf5'.'
GRAIN-tolr. care lots 7it.; bags 13>i3l,:
meal bugs. ia. .t'.. oats. car lots ~. +;
bags, CGc. MINI. sacked bran. bag lots.
S-9rn; winter wheat bran. ear lots. SIS.
hn, lots. $:."J; brown .niddin-s. caI lot,
5000
BUTTER-Crcamerr fancy. per Ii,
90. Tub. creamery Hc. Western FRESH,
&c. nc.
EGGS Eastern FRESH. r.; western,
fresh. 30. nearly frrsl. SO
Ctlf.ESf-:>. y. AID factor" 1fi .;
sage. 1STiar.
ORA&Gr.S- s3-of14ON.
LF.MoNS-3 i-oFt1..,G
PEODJCF'-E"ans. California pea. q {:
02S5: yellow eyes, s2.650i2.5; red kidneys
s. 7502s
POTLTRY-Chickcn 16M1s".: turkeys
Western, 1Nn21c.: fowl, 1iG1ic.
PR0NIS1oNS-Tork heavy. sia. modi-
UNI, sis 30.
LARD Pure. tcS.. half bbs.. 1ot@nio2.c.
cases, llisT1i"sc.; compound, tCS. hall
bbls.. ai+AIt', caSos. a'sFi1aisr.
| Sue NJ TX. quality. hblS.. S.11; small
thlS., s y. sacks, SD. "Xtra g.. 10
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Boston Produce Market.

KONtOn, NOV. T..
FLOUR HIGHER. snrinS patents 575QD
Gfl
ctEN-I'n, hanged; No. vellcw 20.
p.\TS-tnChanScd No. clipped white
5Slnf,19
IIAN-l'nrhanscd: No. @3r:i
MILL Ffl'D- Quiet. spying bran go
{: &c o.
MINED i'Er.p-21 5og,;1o
TtEk-I'ull: medium l. a.
I.NIc,-tlni,t, H.
Et:+,i'-r'irm. Who'll" cattle To- al IO':
LAMBS Firm. spring 1lMi.,..
NF\i S-F'irm .licm1@
RI riF.l;- Steady. Northern 2Sm:n
l:St,-St"ady York state lImIi
EG"iS-Ii ichhrr. choice SAT-. Western
-, %
APrl.,S-Quirt No Balduins o1a4
$40
ICTATOES- Quiet: Maine white iaGr1o
81 GAR Steady On basis &c $40 for
Ernnnllt %
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BeIurade Grange.

Their" WAS a large attendance at tn"
meeting Of the Belgrade GranG" held
Saturday evening, Nov. .. There was
work in the Third and Fourth degrees.
served AT the next meeting, Sdtur'iiE
evening. Nov. IL, Prof. M"Clintock OF
the University of Maine will b" pres
cnt and deliver Il lecture on success
ful Dairying" He will also give dem
Il, t.,l.irn.: in milk testing. All pa
t,.r.; NJ, i~ii to hav" milk or cream
;.-,. a,. r.. ucStrd 10 bring in their
,..,fn,,l,.- early as the demonstration
viii IL. given bcfor. thu meeting
,.r'.l.;.
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lnspcctior Of Fertilizers.

Til" Mime Agricultural Experiment
Station is nnw sending out IN" second
Of the bulletins on the Inspection "f
Fertilizers for 1905. The bulletin is
sued in March contained the analyses
u: t'lc samples received from the man
ufacturerS The present bulletin con-
tainS the analyses of the samples co..
lected in the open market by the in
Spector during the spring Of 1907. It
also gives the average composition IT
the fertilizers as sold in the state for
the years 1905 1905 and 1907.
This Bulletin G46) will he sent free
IL all residents Of Maine who apply L
the Agricultural Experiment station
Oronr. Me In writing please monitor
this paper,
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SIC TIMBER LAND DEAL.
Fitto5u-g Germany Says $4,000 Acres
ii Virginia for S35o,C0o.

Roanoke Va. Nov. Eth" In"-'
imp. ,..-, timber deal made in this
sec,ic:l for Yeas nas been cu.iSiill-
mated i'll Russell County. whera y. q.
Boyd sell II the Grand Eivnr I.i;E,b -
Cn.i:rIhy. Il IittshurG, 36.oao acres IF
timber Lind i'll .!ncc,siu Gap. Wash
ingtrn County. The con>i Iteration was
$35cc"".
Corporation commissioner Henry c.
stuart, of Russell county. is interested
in tn" company that will Develop the
land. 1t i, said that q railroad will be
built from Honaker. on the Cumber-
land Valley division Of the Norfolk and
Western, through Russell County. to
Moccasin Gap to bring the timber out.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Nov York, Nov. l..
FLOUR E,..rirts .:l?a: exports G55'.
sales 80: quiet and harHlv steady.
WHEAT Receipts IAN: exports =.
50. sale" ..luo."n futures, 1lG.nM spot.
spot easy; NJ. : rcd 1hli- elevator: No.
= red Ia,1s i"l' alloat; 40. | Northern Du-
luth montreal fob :Il":;t; 80. : iard will
t,r n"nlin:i; fob afioat.
'pEN -I.ccciptS 80: exports Ii.S%
spot easy. NJ. :. G;'i., elevator. and 81
rob af,at: No, !. whit" is and No. . vel
lcN 6Ii2 feb Ifloat.
OATS Receipts 11ioo". exports .Ih
SPOT easy mixed .ffi:::' lbs. -: nafuia
whit" 3Mi;,, les. ,,tiIii .; clipped white ,
a 10 lbs 5"'!NG0
EEEF-Steahy.
LAhD->;trady. Western prime S1oli 50
PbEt.-FirIn.
- GAR-Raw pnit fair refining 80
centrifugal =" trSt i.N, moa*ScS sn-a!
29,: refined quiet.
III 'TTEE-Fi:-n., un"nan2cd; receipts
l.. II.
tIiS-iirm: r'ccipts lo3>2
Pt'TATOrr!;- unt hanged
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THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Nov. l..
Wheat prices on the local exchange
broke more than two cents today because
OF heavy liquidation. IT tho close wheat
toy December delivery Was off rs. Corn
wus down a4tis. Oats were IL lower.
Provisions were off l.i2 to 3.
VIII. AT-D2c. .22"s: Ma" lclN13 July
o.
CCRN-Dec ?.,2:: May ,':ss July 56l..
O\TS-pec +63s: May 49,: July 4a@s
MESS I.ORK-.ian 1870: May l"2,i..
LARD-.Jan. SELL: May $50.
SHORT RIES-Jar. go: May 49,.
rI.OER-S;eadv: No spring wheat 100
Ml0l. No. :, 9i1lt.; No. red. @l'40,SE-
CORNING. >, tSh@59: No. yellow. %
0ATs-No >. t5N: No white. -:
No. 3 white. 42i:T5l.
RYE-Nr. >. --.
BARLEY --6.015: mailing. 1.GiN.
tT.ANSEEp-Nc. l. -: No North
western. 1I9l:.
TIMOTHY SEED-4Ho.
C!.OrER-l.1'.
SllOET RIES-7oNINN
MISS POKk-1250dfl.i5
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WeioI,ts of Geese,

TIL" American Standard cl;:SsiiicS the
weights of geese as follows: Toulouse
ana l:mbdrn. adult Gan,lrg. - pounds;
Young gandcr. 20 pounds: adult goose.
- pounds: young goose. is POUNDS.
African adult Gal.l"r. % i"il'iS:
young Gand"r. 16 pounds; aGul: -"";'.
Is t,ul!ndS: Young G""S". u np1lll-i :.
China Hud t:'ra,It adult :,ailt!cr. IL
pounds: young gandcr T. pounds: adult
rnn~". II pounds; young goose, 10
Iu1lll,lS
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Palmyra Grange.

\ meeting Of Palmyra Grange was
hello at Grange hall Saturday evening
with az members and one visitor pres
eilt. Til" first and second degrees were
e, Inferred upon a class of three yuung
ladies, Mantle Holt, Nina Homestead
and Sadie Sanford. No program was
,,ccentId
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Maine State Grange Officers.

State Master,
Obadiah Gardner, Rockland.
State Overseer.
Boyden Bearce, East Eddington.
State Lecturer.
W. J. Thompson, South China.
State Secretary.
E. II. Libby. Auburn. 4. f. q. l.
Executive Committee,
Obadiah Gardner. Rockland
T.. H. LIBBY. Auburn.
r. D. Laavitt Howe's Corner.
Columbus Eavf0rd, Mavsville Ctr.
s F. Sweetsir. New Gloucester.
John Dority. East Blue Hill.
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El-ANS Pea. per IN, s2iooi.i- rnc-
diurn. s :,m:.i -; yellow eyes. $50 30,
Red kidneys. S2Gru1.Gl.
POTATOES Maine white per bu., $50
1Uc.: sweet per Dbl. s. 2Ifr2.37.
HAY AND STRAW-No ! grade
S2:T,3 so ., grade S-bonN - 90. No grade
sl7MI9 rNc straw. Dor ION, SlbGliG,b: oats
straw $I!m12.
SIG aR-Cut loaf and crushed. $780,
Standard powdered, $3.50. graduated.
s. 70; yellow C's. 81 4,I4 S..
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Honesty Grange Visits Union Harvest
Cranue.

Aiol. 70 members o. Honesty Graugc
of Morrill,. visited Union Harvest grange
1T Center Montvillc, last Satur,.u.- ever.
i:- Til, visitors gave 4 long ana inter
..tin- Program which elected We'll dc
served applauSc. such visits are a great
l..nef,t 70 EOsts and e-i"Sts.
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DIED..
CUMBERLAND

oct. - Andrew J. johnson. aged -
Years: oct. -. Esther J: ll.ra"y. aged
- years: Get. -, 1fnSllEe IL bishop, aged
Is years
Portland, Nov, > Mary f. Common, aged
Is years; Nnv. =. Susanna +. PcnDcN.
aged 80 years. mos. . days: Nov. =
Clarnrcc \. Vincent, aged 81 years. Nov.
> William A. 3atcholdei az ID - years:
NOV. Cn..b G. Buck. aged a years. oct.
~. James NJ. Eusl,y of jefferson. aged
q years.
FRANKLIN
JAY. oct ~ Emma .,mrlia StunH. aged
4, years. s months. days
New Vineyard, oct. Il. j. Frank Dag
:,"tt. AGED Il wears. months. days.
Aliens Mills, oct. Il. Elnridac Rack
life. aged IS veas.
Farnin=,on. oct. q. Mrs Ellen 3. Pet
clson. AGED s. YRS. ! mos !? days; oct:
q wears. 3 mos. = da"s: oct - Alvin
Ilodct"i aged IS ans. ; mos. Il days:
Oct. u, Thomas Adams aged Il Years.
H\NcO"k
Ellsworth. oct %. Capt. John Calvin
Hrnkrr aged - years. months: oct. =
g Ga,S: oct =. Cart s.tr:uel J.. Lord,
aged =. Years. II days: oct. -. William
luimI.y. AGED ~ wears.
Northeast ilarbor. Get. -: Francis n
:;":.ey. AGED : months. II days: oct -.
.I,mcs Ssav">. aged about 30 y"nrs.
EurkSnort, Mo- ;. pari"l $ Winchester
I:,cd 81 wears. Il ltnnlli@.
KENNEHE"
W.,clvil:". oct u, VIM s. Garland,
aged Is r.nr:: oct. n. Ecrt l., Wright.
NJ. - wears.
Gr,.liror. Nnv." Mr., IrHh"ll
AGED y wears Oct y. Mrs. a. c Stilrhen.
r4rd, 20 years; Oct. 25, Mrs. Eta Cor
CON
Augusta Npv. : Hazel tlaircy. eyed
Is Years: NOV. /, Et..cl NJ. Haskell. 'g2"
T"-r<. set. q. John Pagan. aged c.
Soy. ;. John Nrrn,y, gel IS years,
Roo !>land. OF. -. Ircv NJ Humphrey
AGED >, years. II months: Oct. IS. Hczc-
ki.l II. Marks aged = yc"rs. months
Tnninasto'i. Get. u Mary a. Cray. aged
IS Years.
South Paris oct. .. Stanley Charles
Buck aged about > months.
N,.-,uv. rct. -. Georgia. &. Sullivan.
aged 3 months, 4 days.
Arhurn. oct. = Herbert Clinton Eacon.
Of I:lvtnt's Pond aged Sc years months
DAYS.
n!xf,"ld. oct. %. Car"olI Hammond,
aged |? years.
Hiram. OF 2. David Merrill Of North
E,idctnn ac"u 80 wears
Paris. Nov /. Aaron .. '"rh.tt. aged
;:ast sumner. OF. =? E,ll..* T. Russell
IN, tnr,l t'ul,y. oct. ~ MIS- Aln.rt
J..,,I,inu
canton FONT. oct -? Mrs. Bert cid
we'll.
Ii:crrnor" FAILS. oct. -. F.dn'nnd Rus
SCI. ;'cni - N'f'H' ~. ,o a., r, r.
>. East 'd'trnr,' , n,H '''
ii''''i'"' - = -
PI.NOES"OT.
Nnazi'. )t . - M, ,nar'''t ! '-i''p''''in'
aIrn !" N ,,, II ~ a., y ,:iu,o,t "
WIS, i,iai'' =" ,.''a, -.
,W'.; s',,i oI, % U-;I,,o,, MN,
N"i' I'm. ; az ,,o,-tb. x ,,'' haye -'"'
| ~ H.a 'r-' G,.t - AIrynrdo,. \c1so,
Nnathcrncc. aged - wears.
Hc>tcr, ''ct IS. Mrs J.. NJ Wheel y
! eyed = wears: oct. = Af'hur n ~
| If 'h"riEt'"lh. 49, - NIar1 : n"it rs
~ d;'vs: N"N. >. William + I"uc". age
- Wears. =
! Sr'1E. Nov J. ISAIAH '"rr'E y. aged q
| N,ars. 10 rn"nth[: :, ~
4 NJ ~ Ill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13

INC '-,-. ~ .Nru~ humht' 4"rN;nt"
:,,:, ..,.- ;,'"~' ilu.lhlo ana nhcdi.rt
..or.. NJ. 81 'icn have given way to the
c..ri ~y,r.-~ truly" came first INTO US
in !:n-;3r.! in conversation. a!d later
in corr. sgnr 'r.,o .. on the marriage 81
O;...,i, ..iarv daughter ot Henry X "l
10 WIN, rhnr.cs I. The usual sa!uta-
tina 'r..~n that time had been Cod
Fr..n-r IN King Charles l The usual
sal.t....nn haforc shat time lad been
l. Grd Keep YOU God he With you' :
this am"n.; tn gentry. With The con-
mon r.,"rln il ua< "il"w dos t!l"i,
Hodge" with & thump on the shoulder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13

T!TV.TEV,
CATTl.E-EeCeipts estimated about H.
Gn; market duh and slow: steers 10000.
liOGS-RecciptS estimated about loco:
market weak to Ice lower: choice heavy
shippers ,10ft1,1
Sill Receipts estimated about CO.
90: market SION AMI weak. sheep $500;
lnnhs alityN. NCarlinGS 4aNnIl0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13
Victor Grange.

Saturday evening Nov. Victor
Grange of Fairfield Center conferred
Third and Fourth degrees. ON s;atrr-
day evening. Nov. Is. the Grange is
to have a CObwcb box sociable.
good attendance is expected.
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DANCING PROVES FATAL

Many men and women catch colds IT
dances V ficll terlmate In pneumonia and
consumption. After exposure. IL Foley's
Honey ami Tar is taken it viii break up
a cold and no serious resuts need be
feared. Refuse any but the genuine in 81
yellow package. 3owdltch, Webster X
Co
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New York Money Market.

New York. Nov -.
Prime n1or, antilc paper nomiE;,lly at :
to Ia per cent.
Sterling cNcllarg" irregular at 4S6 for
demand ard ut AS for 60-day bills.
Commercial hills 4.6io
Bar silver "a.
Mexican dollars 4G3,.
Government bends heavy.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call i'm StTon., ,c;u1uJ ca, =
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MARKET REPORTS
Augusta Market.

AusuSta. Nc. NOV i: 1907.
EEANs Pea. Maine, sea; y. Y. So:
yellow ewes. $50.
BCTTER-Creamery. SC; dairy, soc.;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-13

Best remedy for mothers to use is Ken
nnIv's Laxative Cough syrup. II tastes
nearly ns good ne maple sugar. IL con-
tains no npintcs Sold by John Cough
lin. Augusta, and Beane's Drug Store
Gardiner,