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$4,000 FOR BURNS


En Mitchell aled suit in me Third dls-
trict court this afternoon against tho
United States Smelling company Tor
$1,000 damages for injuries sustained
July ~ at the smelters of Inc defendant
corporation at Bingham Junction. whore
~ Mtr employed lH nreman's helper.
Mitchell ln hls complaint aIlor.s th~f
lhe hucs maintained by inc company
in lnn furnaces arc detective and one
save Way allowing molten mntal to
hoA on him iguunB his body sen eroly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
COPPER DROPS AGAIN.

Ncw York, oct 10-At the metal
exchange today further reduction
lu All grades OF copper was made.
Lake down y bon bid and a iu ask
.ng price. Electric Lake 1875 at q.
Electro 1917 az 1881, castings i3N at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
ON MINING EXCHANGE.

Iitile 10 Encourage Was Status OF
Todnys Market
There were "a good many soft spots
ST. today's mining stock market The
Tintic issues which displayed "a dispo-
siu0n 10 recover yesterday. were not
in the hest Of form today There was
am abundance Of selling orders and
prices weakened as the call progressed
10 was "a bad day an around.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
UNLISTED STOCKS.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. oct. lO.-The wheat market to-
day opened strong and with big buying
demand. Prices were up 4 penny al Live
eIpool. because OF predicted frost ln Ar
genuna. The United states government
crop report was also construed as bull
lsh, shorts ana commission houses were
active buyers December wheat opened
2 20 IA higher az l.O4-L 10 .0Gls ana sold
az LOO.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of GAG cars.
The corn market was active and strong.
thleny because u cold weather through
out the corn belt. December corn was
9.plz 20 tsol higher az 81 10 6l1s and sold
az G1s4.
The oats market was strong IN sym
pathy with wheat and corn. and because
Of local receipts which were smaller than
expected. December oats opened a TO y
higher o. 56it 10 55a and for time held
within that range.
Provisions we've strong because Of
scent advance iu the price Of live hogs.
January pork was mp 10 al $50 Lard
was 1910 higher at uHn3 .02ia Ribs were
2is05 10 5a7h hlEher at SIS 10 sl1ia
Cash Wheat-Ao. 2 red, l.olAWi .eihs,
No red. l.uaqi o.. no. hard, .05i5p
Loo: No 3 hard, t.oi0l 05l4: No. . north
eru, .12ul n; 80. spring l.0i01.l &C..
Corn-No. 2. G7t.. 80. 3. Ci4t0G
Oats-No and no. q nothing doing.
The wheat market held strong all dav
Tho high mark for December was .Uh
p The clo.e was strong with December up
ic NJ 1.O
Prices of corn held strong throughout
the session. The close was strong with
December #Hs higher az d.
New york. oct. i0.-There was a sbsrp
advance In the price N wheat on mo
New York produce exchange TODAY when
the December option advanced 20 iGsl
gain of cents above tho closing quota
lion last night. The advance was duo
mainly 10 heavy foreign buying Corn
advanced ] cent.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Fair reclining, 3.b; centrifugal. 80 teal.
3.M. molnases sugar, 3 o.
Refined Quiet crushed. g 20. n0wIar-
"a. no. graduated. 800.
cofee-6toady no. 2 BIO g. no
santos. a
BUTTER AND EGGs.
Chicago. oct. l0-Buttor. steady Cream
cry. 2luai3 diaries. &02l.
Eggs STEADY ai marx. cases Included.
lbisnlsia
DRIED FRUIT MARKET
New York. OCT. s-The market for
cYaporated npp|eH continues firm win
fancy quoted at l0iac choice at i0c, prime
az gusAc. ana common 40 fair al sfijc
Prunea are unchanged.
Apilfnif arc Qulri but steady ana
peaches are hrner with moderate de-
mand.
naislns are acaroo on spot with quota.
lions unchanged.
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PETITIONERS CONDITION.
Judge Wood win Make Personal In.
CURRY Before settling Trial.

Boise. Ida. oct. l0-At a coprercpr.
with Tho attorneys iu tho Petubone case
Judge wood, " the distritc court. ans
nounced that ho would make DeIsonal
inquiry into the condition or the prisoner
who o. demanding trial despite the fact
that ho continues seriously ia In "a Nos
nitil here Judge Wood said that as mo
attorneys were unable % agree he would
determine tho matter 90 hts own mo-
zion. The trial ls set for next INiosdav
Tho court a decision may NOT Boz rendered
until that Time
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

San FRANCISCO MARKET.
James a. Pollock Z Co.. furnish tn,
Following quotations on Nevada mining
stocks today,
COMsTOCK.
Ophir, l5OdIE5. Mexican. 62Q63
Gould a Curry. 2Cm21. con. Vo.. 71 bid
savage. AU7j; Hale a. Norcross. Sid
%; Yellow jacket. 10000, Belcher
80 bid; Cnohience. 100 asked. Sierra
NeVdda, i5076. Union. 50052.
ToNOPAH.
Tonopah Nevada. s.75 asked. Monta.
ma Tonopah, t.9ia0I 80. Tonopah Elk.
tension l.40 bid; MacNamara. 2S02g,
Midway % bid. Touop1h Belmont. l.el
ai.S2h. Tonopah North star. 12al5.
Ohio Tonopah. gas West End Con. 60
M6l; Rescue. 7U9i Tonopah q Califor-
MIA, Q asked. Golden Anchor asked
Jim Butler $3.50. Cash Boy 3H4.
Home. 9 bid Monarch Pitts. Exten.. 4
asked; Montana Midway EXteu.. 4
asked Golden Crown, asked.
GOLDFIELD
sandstone. 25a26 Col. Mt. % bid:
Jumbo. 300 asked. Jumbo Ext. l22ib
bid, Goldneld MIN. CO.. 1.25 asked. Ken
dali. 10 bids Booth. 2lT26 Blue Bull.
1920. Adams. Su9; silver Pick. 3OQ35:
Nevada Boy. asked, Black Butte Ext.
iN5. Blue Bell. HOB, Dixie. 405: Gold
field columbia, 1.25 asked; Hibenia. 8
as ST. Ives. 450f7. Conqueror. bid;
Black Rock. 2uf, Lone star 1301j:
o. Wonder. 3 asked Potlatch. 40 asked;
GRO. 10 bid Kendall Ext, 2 bid. Sand
storm Ext. 405, Mayne 500:
c. Bend. 3203t simmeronc. 10 asked;
Empire. 7dS. Red Top Exten. 1901;
Florence. 2.35a3.fo. Dheid b. b. Con.
l.Hlht Golddcld Daisy. 60N6l; Comb.
Fraction, 1.25N1.27is. Ct. Bend Exten..
anll. o. Bend Annex asked Mill
town, % asked: n. b. Bonanza. 4d5;
keWanos. 25U2S; Esmcr8lda 10 asked.
Portland, l0Mll. Cruckeriack l0Tll.
Red Hills, 2702S, Mohawk Exten.. 6
bid; I. Dillon. 9 asked. Y. Tiger. l3a
IA. Grandma, l0HI1. S. p. ENten.. 8
asked; Y Rose, asked Col. Mt. Ext.
asked. Goidhcid Con. 5.S2ia05. 30.
D'held Triangle, 1001l;.
BULLFROG.
Original 30is Bullfrog Mining. sac.
Mont Bullfrog, lag. National Bank. q
7tlO; l. Harris. lN2. AuHthysL. 10
asked Gold Bar, IS asked. Steinway
asked Denver Builfrog Annex. bid.
Bonnie Clare. 2SU31. Mayfiower Cons.
1904: Montgy. Sho Ext, 3 bid. @.
scepter, sac; Montxy Mt. Q bid: y.
Diamondheld asked; Homcstake
Cons, % asked, Y, Girl, 5 asked; Thamp
Cons. l5Gl6; Victor. 2dS; North star.
asked
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons. 40 asked Mani. Mil
Co. 4d5: q. Wedge. 4G5: $. Hum
pmey. 30f; Dexter. 60T. J. Joe. lag;
Crescent bid; Combination. 2dS;
Granny 32N21. Murang. 1901:
Little Grey 10 asked. Cow Boy bid;
ong. Mani Q asked Broncho. 5G6:
Plnenut. o asked $. Dog. bid: Y.
Horse. 3d4; Ind Camp. 4d6: stand
ard. 2 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Silver King. 10 asked. Fair
view Eagle, 9009i Nevada Hills. 4O0a
t2j, Plttsburg SILVER Peak. H. 0Rl 22k:
North star Wonder, 4 asked. Eagles
Nest. 27d2S: Ruby Wonder. 20 asked
Alice OF Wonder. 3 asked.
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GOOD STOCKS

-' -~tttiA qua At To-
prcferred stock .....7.7 20 s per cent.
Tho par value Of the Utah-Idaho sugar
Co stock ls SO per share. The market
price varies from $50 20 81 per share,
according 70 amount offered for sale, anc
nearness to dividend period.
Tho dividend u l7a CENTS PER
sHARB EACH QUARTER PAYS A RE
TURN OF FROM W 10 PER CENT
per annum on the market price. la the
Judgment Of some Of the most conserva-
tive Investors this stock viii soon go 20
par $50 per shared. In the meantime those
who now buy receive quarterly dividends
Of l1a cents per share each quarter and
any advantage that comes from an in
crease tn market value. We shall be glad
to hn your order for any amount of stock
you desire charging the fair market price
on the day your order Is received. We
have supplied some good blocks Of stock
for others and will do SO FOR you Ia
writing send the amount you wish to in
vest ia form Of your check on bank. By
a bank draft or by express OF postofhce
money order.
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palV SOB nt 125
Lower Mammoth 300 at eco. 500 8i
q A.. 800 Ht tl1N
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+. n. Snow q Co., stock brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones ig7a
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Nchekcr a Curric, Stock Brokers
22i ID i. Walker Rldg. Phone 29O4.
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DAILY JUDGE TOO.
IncOniirmed Report from Parl, City
That Mine VIII Close.
CspeclaI to The "Newa")

Especial to the "NewzD
Park City. oct 1O-It Is rumorsd
here that tho DAILY Judge mine is TO be
closed down. The contractor who f.
employed 10 haul ore from the mine TO
the railroad has laid on four four-horse
teams. Manager Lambourne IL in camp
today.
Tho strike situation az the Bambergor
minos-rhc DAILY DAILY West and on
tario-is unchanged The men are OUT
aud there is no immediate indication
of operations being resumed. There is
much apprehension felt Ina the camp
To d. feared there VIII be- more men
thrown out ~ employment.
SccY L0mbournc of tho DAILY judge
company is ul at the mine today aud
in tclcphouing the News" this anar-
noon, denied fle report thnt Inc Jude.
is closed down or that % VIII close
down. Tho following explanation les Of
forol by Mr. Lamboune as the prob
ablo cause Tor the report being started.
'rhe shelters at Murray are cou-
gested with caIr and asked uF not 10
ship amy moro uutu they gat straight
Dned out The management notified
ODE one hauIcrs of this request ana
shipments we.c STOPPED for the time
being This undoubtedly STARTED me
report that we we've COINS tu close
down.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ. g. Hanauer J. " gsdier
lb2 So West Temple. Z. q. box la4G
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CANNON & CANNON, Mining stock
Brokers. rs T. s. Tenn Both Phones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10

Ophir, l.50dIG5. Mexican. 62Q63
Gould 4 Curry. 26021. con. Vo.. 77 bid:
savage 407j. Hale g. Norcross. Sd
sai Yellow Jacket. 10000; Belcher
80 bid; Cnohience. 100 asked; Sierra
NeVdda, i5076. Union, 50052.
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GEO. o. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
bhokEi,s, 20 b. 30. Temple Both
phones 90.
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GEORGE M. CANNON CO.

Real Estate and Commercial Stocks and
Bonds. We desire your orders for any
thing lu our line.
Rooms 5i2-5lS Templeton Building salt
Lake city. Phone Bell 81.
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Sales.
Ohio Kentucky, 100 M $50
Copper Glance. 800 at A.
Standard COPPER. 200 at %.
A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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~ ~ West a CO.. stock brokers.
!. n walker Blk. Both phones Of
Aoe and residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10

A. s. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2l5 d. r. Walker Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10

Chicago oct l0.-Buttor. steady. Cream
cry 2lua3 diaries. M0g7
Eggs steady, ai marx cases Included
l6isnlsis
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

Fair reclining 3.b. centrifugal 80 test
3.N. molaeses sugar. o.
Refined Quiet. crushed. g %. n0w8ar-
"a. no. graduated 500
conee-sioady no. Rio 9. no. 4
santos
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-12-06
NEW YORK QUOTES
FLORIDA PRODUCTS

There was Il very good feeling
throughout the week for all varieties
Of Florida vegetables. Most of the Of.
ferngs showed very good qualify, with
possible exception Of some lettuce
which came in express shipments and
in many instances was SO very poor
that it was turned down by the rccci,.
erS here.
Elephants were very good IN quality
and sold very we'll at Sl,5J and -
Okra sold fairly welt hu, did not
exceed the speed limit, ard generally
brought $l5o to $3.50.
Green and wpX leans Jared ycryuice-
~ and sold 1T $3.50 to$2.jo. Tomatoes
sold very well at - for choice and 81
for fancy, Peppers were rather weak,
the best Bringing onlySl 60 Sl.5o
There have been entirely too many
pineapplcs ON this market for the *
listing demand, and there has becnnoih-
ing doing in the way of an active mar
ket. The weeks receipts from Cuba
Approximately were loo crates and
there were many of the small sized
fviJ "'i dniy hoWuN. /, grad
Too, ...G,>ng, and better fruit Is
hoped for later. The range for the
week on sizes on ISIS to Zis vas soc to
$3.50. Floridas also came very slowly
and while they ordinarily cut nicely,
there did not appear to be Il very brisk
de-" .nd which was possi' 'u" - Two
abundance of other varieties of fruits,
The range on Floridas was generally
50. 80 to SO,
The craron Situation en FAR "s tie
Porto Rico and Florida product entered
in the trade was completely democrat
lied during the week. There We're over
30, 600 boxes of oranges received from
Porto Rico during the week, and TO the
bad condition of present supplies was
added the defect Of too many small
sizes in the .rUit. These small sizes
were not wanted at any figure, ard in
many instances 60 to 50 cents per box
was all that could be obtained for them.
For the best fruit Sl.7j was the top
price.
The Florida fruit also came in guam
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-12-06
PERSONA AND LOCAL.


W. ''''' ~. =, -, = =, ~, 'l'.,''' .,,
i, T. N''''' u. WIS '''"'' WI -
y, .. .,,,.... enrr p;oor
.., '",t' ,p'.' ~. n,a Ia. No. ,h,s
week.
Mr. ~ u Nct'orlon. nne Of orr req.
..,,. vcin,nr .ourists. has arrived for
.o,,o,
.r,o f,b c.,,,orios oro sbirn;~., lorc.
,,,rtitio. ,f fish, this week forty
g, ffty .I.rcrnicht going forward,
rl, w.,.r,, ro,ci,r Missionary
q.,.t, mo, ,n "Wednesday afternoon
orri. wp,I> yaf5 Mrs, Geo. Mcpherson.
~ ........ .,,,,l ., u;,m;
W. ....'.'. ~, ;,vou I,ni,,n
Oh, woak ,,liIo criminal co,,rt is in ses.
sion.
lir and Mrs Solzor of PHILADELPHIA.
ro.,,,,,r ,,i,,o,. ro,idonts of Stnart are
expccted to arrive early next week for
the season.
Miss Rro,,icc Stcphenson visited Mr.,
o,J Nv e q Hammock. at Palmetto
Han this wo,k. going down and return.
inc. g.. ,aunrb
" = Ci,,,ro If Walton. was T. 49,
last triday and Saturday. n,vinp hi,
f,o ,Ioasnro lo,ncb ronaintod and re.
,oi,od a. tono's wavs
~ - p..,.... ,om ,,ol.o orothor
..,',, 49,. .t'.Ias, So ,,,o nn,L ard vi,,
, '9,, ~ ..,',,.,,.,, s,,norol no,r n,or
r 'n, '', ,., - ,' ,''> '''' ro,inc
"'''' CIV -
- W. N"Foe'', 81 we t'''"' "'''
po"EhV ano''er p'nr'Pp,c p'"l'"''o ',n
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-12-06
A. Fortunate Texan,

Mr.. E. w. Goodloe, of lO7 st. Louis
street, Dallas, Tex, says: "ln the past
year ] have become acquainted with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and no lax
ative | ever before tried so effectualy
disposes of malaria and bliousness. "
They don't grind nor grippe. 25c at the
Fort Pierce Drug Co.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-12-06

Dewitt. Kidney and Bladder Pills
afford quick relief for all forms of kid
ney and bladder trouble. 4 week :
treatment for Poe. Sold by st. Lucie
Drug Co.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-12-06

DcWitt's Little Early Riser Pills are
sold by the st. Lucie Drug Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-21
ACTUALLY CURES cATARRH
Bowditch, Webster G. Co, OF Augusta
and Geo. W. Dorr, Of Watervilie'
Faith in Hyomei is SO Strong They
Sell it Under Guarantee.

It is one thing to claim, another
thing TO back up the claim by state
mont that if it is not proven true. there
will be no charge for the service or
the goods.
1t is in this way that Bowditch,
Webster & Co. of Augusta and Geo.
w. Dorr of Waterville sell Hyomei, for
they have so much faith in its powers
to cure all forms of Catarrh and
bronchial troubles, that they give an
absolute, unqualified guarantee with
every outfit that if the remedy does
not cure. the money will be refunded.
Hyomci is based on natures way of
curing catarrh. 1t contains the con-
centrated healing oils and gums of the
pine woods, prepared in such form that
they can b brought into your own
home. 1t gives the health advantages
of the Adirondacks in such form that
YOU can be cured of catarrh and affec-
tons of the nose. throat and lungs
while at home or at work.
4 complete HyOmei outfit costs but
81. and extra bottles, if needed, may be
obtained for soc.
With Hyomei YOU can cure catarrh
pleasantly and easily at small expense.
with no risk of the treatment costing
a penny unless it cures.
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OUR SCHOOLS,
Bill To Change the Pres
ent System.
introduced Wednesday into The
Maine Legislature.
Aboiishes Districts and Establishes
Board of Education.

The following is the full text Of the bill
introduced i'll the Legislature Yesterday
whose objects are to establish board OF
education in the City of Augusta, do
away with the present district system
and have ali schools under one MANAGE
ment
Section !. \ board OF education is
hereby created i'll the city of Augusta II
consist al MN" persons, one from cacn OF
hereinafter provided, ana the treasurer
OF said city, who shall be ex-otticio L
member OF SAID board and entitled to
participate i'll its deliberations and serv,,
upon any committees of its own tpBoint-
inGnt, but who Shall have casting vote
only.
secticn ?. On the first Monday of June,
1901. at half past seven O'Clock in tho
evening. the electors OF the several wards
IN the city OF Augusta, qualified to Vote
at municipal Gle. tons therein, and with
cut regard TO ;heir political Affiliations,
small meet III such place i'll the ward Us
the Mayor and Aldermen OF said city
may designate in their warrants. for tho
purpose OF electing, IN each ward one
member OF the board Of education Said
meetings shall be called by til" Mayor
and Aldermen by Il warrant for each
ward under their handS, stating the time
place ara purposes OF the meeting. true
and atteStcd copies whereof shall b,. post
Cd By the City Marshal or any COASTAL BILE
Of the S;uid city at least seven days before.
two Oul,Iic ana cons1,irt7,I,,S rlI,..s in ~ !.
ward The marshal or slid cCnsfafIn
shall deliver the original U.lrrants with
a return of his doinrs thereon. 10 tha
cIairl:len Of said ward meetings. on or
before the date. thereof ana the sccretar-
les of said meetings Shall make a record
thereof Tho CITY Clerk shall also t.l,IS,
n notice of such meetings to be published
in at least typ np1ysr.tDa in the 1'ity
If Augusta rrnresc,,tinI if nnss.i,ln .,if
t,.rrit nC1iticaI ,artinc Gotunnn ~. lin,
of it.1,in.r The vtrrrants ava tbn i'm an
noirtcI for s;,jd nGr,Tf,ncs Said w.,rd
mretirrs shall h, res,n1cf .yary 0rrarizrI
Nv thr choice of n chairman and n gac,,n-
t;irv, hy ballot or otherwise. and shall
thcroupOn hv ballot or otLV1wls,. as may
I,n dpt,rminCd at the meeting. proceed ID
the. election Of a member Of said board Of
Cducltfon. who shall be a resident OF the
ward where elected. The tenure of Office
CT the members so elected shall be as fol-
lows: those from wards enc. two and
three until the first Monday of June. 1903;
tnOS" from wards four. hvC ana SIX. I'M
til the first Monday Of June. 1863; and
thosr from wards seven and eight. until
the first hioHdaN OF Jure. 1910: ani IN
e1cn instance, rhtll oIhc.5 gre tI'',lfd II
their llt'c. ;. On clra urEt MohCaF ~
O'Clock in the evening. commencing with
tle vpa,. lonS on. member of said board
shall b. chosen by each Of those wards
,.bocn ron,,~h.;,e' terms arc aIort to nx-
,;ro ana mo teTr,, of Office shall Ia, thru.
= ~ - ~, ,,nt;1 o+I,o,. cb.II ~ ,.InotcI
In their pIaccs Nicetinr< for the nur1os..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-21

Thc work of destroying the herd of
Ho!stein cattle belonging to the Insane
hospital, which We're condemned by the
state Board of Cattle Commissioners
because of the fact that tuberculosis
was found to exist in many animals of
the herd. was commenced Monday and
IS now in progress. The work will take
some little time. The carcasses will be
dressed the same as if they We're in
tended for market and loaded into cars
on the east side of the river, after
which they will be shipped to Portland
to he used in the manufacture of fer
tiiizer. 1t is thought that with the mon
ey which will be received for the car
CaSScS, hides, etc. the cost of Il new
herd will be about s60OO and that the
Legislature may be asked for Il special
appropriation. Arrangements have been
made with the millllnen of Kennebec
county to furnish the supply until the
new aerd has been secured In the pur-
chase of the herd all animals will be
bought subject To the tuberculin test.
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$500 Reward, 500,

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least ono
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure il the oniv
positive cure now known to the medi-
cal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease, requires n constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the bond
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease. ard giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprieors have so much faith in its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Scrd fer list of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & co, Toledo.
O.
Sold by Druggists. TIC.
4. Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-21

One Of the scarce things in town IS
the spruce gum from the Maine forests
and at the present time there is but
little to be had The gum retails al
10 cents per ounce or $3.50 per pound
and some of the Augusta dealers have
not enough on hand for good slzed
chew. 1t is seldom that the stock runs
so low as it is at present. and the rea-
son assigned is that the men VINO make
business of collecting gum have not
becn doing anything at it during the
winter because they could make more
money working in the lumber camps.
Just how long the shortage will con-
tinue remains to be seem but those
who are addicted to the habit Of gum
chewing will hope that it won't be long.
There are other chewing gums in the
market but none of them can take the
place of the genuine spruce.