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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-20

No. A; p. ID. G., q. T.. leighton,
Camp No. 20; =. ID. G., Thos. y. Lib
by. Camp No. 1"; i. ID. -, John
Shaw. Camp No. As. W..
Greetings to the 6. a. II. cncalnp-
acnt-P. D. G., Charles L. Merrill,
Auburn, Me.
X Brothers, my year as command
ing officer of this division is fast draw
Ing to Il close, and this is undoubtedly
tbs. last order I shall issue. I hope 10
have the pleasure of meeting many OF
YOU at the cncampmcnt, but to those
who will not be there to receive my
personal thanks, | wish TO extend my
sincere appreciation for the assistance
rendered me in strengthening our or
der, in the many courteSieS shown on
my official viSitatiOns, the unanimous
support given my many requests, I'M
deratandinS full well that without this
spirit of loyalty. my untiring efforts
would have awaited nothing, and that
it has been largely through your unit
ed help that l am enabled to show
s;ucil good results.
For my successor I would ask your
continued cooperation, and trust you
will make for him, as you nave for
ne. . term Of prosperity encouraging
results and pleasure
II. The report of the division sec
ry-trcasrrcr is herewith pronul
gated, and shows q decided inlprovc-
ment in the suspended list. Let this
good work continue.
Ky order Of
GEORGE II. BANGS,
Division Commander
Official:
Assistant Secretary.
Don't forget the dates, June 9-fo-1i,
Place. Portland
REPORT or DIVISION SECRETARY
TREASURER.
Consolidated returns for the quarter
ending March 81 1908:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-20

Adiutant General Farrham. who
represented the Governor at the dedi-
cation of the Maine soldiers monu-
nent at Salisbury, n. c., and stopped
over in Boston on the return to
Maine, arrived in the city Monday, and
was at the office yesterday. Gen.
Farnham states that the trip to Sails
bury as well as to the places visited
nv the Maine party after the dedlca-
ton of the monument was most en-
juyable one.
Hon. Angus o. Campbell Of Sanger
vile. member of Governor Cobb's
Council. was at the state House yes
terday in consultation with the Gov
ernor.
The following corporations nave
filed their certificates of organization
at the office of the secretary of State;
Shosbnne Oil and Gas Co. organized
at Portland for the purpose of con-
Quoting an oil and gas business and
for other purposes, with $5oO.OoO CAPT.
tai stock, Of which nothing is PAID IN
Officers: President. Clarence E. Eaton
of Portland; treasurer. Charles ID.
Fullerton of Portland. Certificate
filed May IS. 1908.
Palmira Commercial Co., organized
at Kittery for the purpose of conduct
ing mining business and for other
purposes, with 100000 capital stock,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-20

REPORT or DIVISION SECRETARY
TEEASTEI;R.
Consolidated returns for the quarter
ending March 81. 1908:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-20
Augusta
Steam Laundry

WILLIAMS cARBoLIc SALVE
WITH ARNIcA AND WITCH HAZEL
The best Salve IN the world for Cuts
BRUISES, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Tet-
Ter. Chapped Hands and all skin erup-
money refunded. CSC. by Druggists
Williams MFG. Co., Props, Cleve-
land. o. For sale by Bowditch & Web
Il ,.-.-s. -.A olemlyr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-20
NOTICE

Family washings Rough Dry
q cents per pound including
flat work ironed. No washing
less than IS cents. Wet
washings SO cents per basket.
Phone 43S-1 and team will
call. Laundry Office open
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-20
Attention
Housekeepers

Save your backs. Use the
$50 EASY" LONG HANDLE
DUST PAN that you use
without STOPPING. Great sue
cess. For one week FREE
WITH EVERY SALE OF
G.O0 worth of goods, when
dust pan is asked for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
THE GARBAGE CONSPIRACY.

barefaeed
hypnized to make the
through the forcing pohea
supervisors
be
II the decent
carefully future
se the who the big
enough of
ageent hands of the who have shown
stiono carryi honestly and efficiently
The At meeting after meeting
another of the members could be induced
the Job sprung only because there had
supoed now support another job both being
aimed at the pocket of
will figures
by Charley Aehi
show that change saving will be-
figures presented present
bookeepe all of whom
utwon putting their places
another
will
At present
regularly After
by the
consider all pretend
only because the opposition
public When the resolution
made hide the political of
members relying the fact that they had the
and expecting through without
anybody would be able block their
the contemplated
auditors Office by
Aehi kind of figures quote
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
AN uNoRGAN1zED BUSINESS.

An institution lacking
real exchange information bureau For the
of
Merchants Association its
in in
following annexation the buying selling Hawaiian
country
possessing
of
only the the brokerage question:
scarcely
be individual selling
collecting
al agan 1t is
aso which has with the development Territory
desa selling proprietor of producing
the similar
cultivation satisfactory
their notwithstanding
buy, by
the client
exchange the wdbe
exactly what their respective clients desired if in the
would take sell
with another least until
clients definitely
this of
exchange 1T provides facility dealings agencies tending
be
kept record of all sales with descriptions properties
of
lhd the
complete OF
Another benefit real
regulate
in
here by the creation of the exchange of organized
regulation
long category of scandal and robbery the people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
FLEET IN STRAIT.

Editor Advertiser: Someone has evil
IDENTIFY given you the very wrong i'm
preston, quoted in the Advertiser this
morning. that movements of steamers
in the Strait of Magellan are conf1n-
ed to daylight, vessels anchoring at
shutdown" The truth is that it is very
seldom a. steamer anchors in the
Strait, by day or night. In fact there
are very few safe places to anchor,
especially in the eastern portion, if a
captain wanted to. The afternoon dis
patches are probably correct and the
American fleet will probably leave
Punta Arenas (or Sandy Point social
ed by night and not anchor till it
reaches Valparaiso. Moreover. it must
be remembered how short their nights
are. SUBSCRIBER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
PICTURESQUE HONOLULU
IS DOING EFFECTIVE WORK

Complimentary receipt of copies picturesque
Honolulu large
by this time the publication scattered
mainland and hundreds of libraries
read and learn of Hawaii her NJ
The following from by the
Mongolia:
Milwaukee, Wis, January g.
Mr. George P Castle, Honolulu, 7.
Dear Mr. Castle accept Picturesque Honolulu
which received week
kindness for It, 1t has been interesting reading
and all of
the by
and through lectures still
Islands
dlton but when the fact Is brought
of
OF the the adva
made the buildings and general improvements o
thanking you, and with regards, am,
7
OF
of Public
at is attractive publication with much
interest Auburn, Maine Public Library.
81 wish congratulate
the publication consider the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
WASHINGTON PLEASED
WITH JAPAN'S REPLY

TOXIC, Jan. 25.-The program fol
today's session of the Diet, includ.
| ing the speech of Foreign Minister
Viscount Hayashi regarding the immi-
grafton question, was suddenly changed
and the speech was postponed until
January 80, when it is expected that
| Viscount Hayashi will outline definite
ly the plans of the government for the
restriction of emigration to America
and Canada
It is understood that the postpone
ment was due to the fact that reply
from the American Government to the
last memorandum from Japan was ex-
pected to be handed to the Foreign Of
fee this afternoon.
Since the delivery of its last memo
randum the japanese government has
issued the most stringent instructions
to all governors and other officials con-
corning the regulation of future emf
grafton along the lines of the future
definite policy of restriction, which in
clude the prevention of the emigration
of laborers to America and Canada ex-
cept under given conditions, which will
be satisfactory to the governments of
both of these countries. No laborers
win be permitted to emigrate to
Mexico.
Evidence of the determination of the
japanese government is shown by an
official order issued to emigration com
panies today wherein all emigration to
the Hawaiian Islands is absolutely pro
hibited except in the case of relatives
of japanese already residing there. The
order bearing on emigration to the Ha-
waiian Islands has created consterna-
ton among the emigration companies,
who expected to institute a virulent
attack upon the Foreign Office policy in
this respect. Viscount Hayashi, how
ever, is determined not to yield, and
says that the japanese government
having given a promise. will not re-
cede from it, regardless of political
pressure. 81
WASHINGTON, January 25.-It is
learned at the State Department that
the department IS communication to
ambassador o 'Brien relative to restric-
ton of emigration into the United
States from Japan, went forward two
days ago, and its receipt has been
acknowledged by O'Brien. The fact
that the debate in the japanese Diet
was adjourned until the Both inst. will
consequently afford the ambassador
ample time to prepare Secretary Root s
views for submission to the Japanese
Foreign Office and for the latter to ar
range for the presentation of the sub
ject to the Diet The State Depart
ment is well satisfied with the treat
ment accorded this subject by the Jap
anese government, and particularly
with the spirit exhibited in the instruc-
lions given to subordinate officials in
Japan, for the reason that in it's view
the subject is not so much one Of reB-
ulation as of the execution of the re-
strictive measures in a proper spirit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10

books the Hawaiian Islands, viii
library. State Library Augusta Nane
We have several
than pleased with the beautiful book while the
the artistic contents ''-Belnghan Wash, Public
The book has already
siy o
Thanks for the handsome publication
scarcely pertaining
interesting beautiful
The publication credit of
of spreading before the world
Sans islands
After the book
anything else be about
1T fine example of the Philadelphia
Progress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
r. x u NIKIYO
FLORIST.
Fort ST next Kash GtoY.a

Fresh flowers daily. violets, Carna-
lions, Asters, Roses and an assortment
of decorative plants. Orders for table
flowers promptly filled. Telephone 635.
1903
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
Beaver Dam.

Hiram Threlkeld is attending
the Baptist Association at Moberly.
Beaver Dam Literary Society has
reorganized by electiug II. Threl.
keld president, Miss Garry Meisch
secretary, aud Pony Mcdonald
sargent ut arms, the question for
discussion next Saturday night. is
Resolved, That, prizes are a disad.
vantage to a school.
Just at this writing Monday
we are having quite a blizzard.
Who would have thought III
Think the editor OF the MESSAGE
might have phoned us in advance
OF its coming, if he knew.
james Boothe has bought 20
head of toppy mule colts at an
average of about so per head.
Green Gautt was down in the
valley this week buying stock hogs,
weigh about l25 lbs. Mr.. CAN'T,
we found, is a good liberal talker
as we'll as a liberal buyer.
In different places We dot i'm.
provments in the valley. Mr.,
Tbrelkeld and + II. Dicus have
each recovered their barn. Mr..
Hite is building a new corn crib,
j. II. Sims a 81 #. crib with cat,
tie shed attached, Elmer Dicus Q
large double crib with twenty #
driveway. Juo. Sims is erecting
a large barn. Harrison Ford has
just completed his new barn. Jno
Criswell has put two new sheds tC
his barn. Ben Brown is also max
ing substantial improvements.
Leslie Ford returned with his
mother from New Mexico aud il
visiting friends here.
Mrs. E II. Dicus is visiting
friends in jeff. City, Bunceton anC
Warrepsburg. E. II. says he i,
lonesome now, say nothing of TIVE
weeks.
Will Prior is quite sick Will
typhoid fever.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29

she visited her daughter, Miss Cal
lie. who Is very i'll with typhoid
fever in Columbia Hospital.
Mrs. w. s. Edwards has been
very sick the past ten days but is
now better.
Misses. Jennie James, Myrtle
Walden aud Ruth Younger visited
Miss Evalee Jones Sunday, who
is still sick with liver and stomach
trouble.
Roy Barnes of near Mexico is on
the sick list.
"A Duncan invited the patrons
of Liberty school Friday TO come
and bring their dinners Quite a
goodly number of the ladies went
and took bfskets we'll filled and
all enjoyed the bountiful spread
the nice talks by the men and teach.
err were encouraging to the pupils,
q. +. Younger flushed painting
II four roomed tenant house for
VIM G. Sims last week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
BEREA.

A much needed rain fell here
Friday night and Saturday with
some snow Saturday.
Mrs Robert Guthrie OF Benton
City is the guest of her sister, Miss
Maude Berrey.
JIG. Miller and r. l.. Miller aud
daughter, Miss Myra. spent a few
days last week with LIB. Hickman
and fSmily of near Florida.
DR.. Duncan has put a new root
and new siding on his barn
Farmers are gathering corn.
G. w. Elzea has added a new
porch TO his residence.
Nellie Maddox of aollinsville
spent Saturday aud Sunday with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Smith arr
both quite unwell.
Mrs. Jake Sharp and Mrs John
Young of Santa Fe visited Mrs
Leb Dye one day last week anG
gathered hickory nuts.
Thursday. Oct. GOAT high noon,
Mr. Hugh Browning was united in
marriage to Miss Fay Bates at the
brides parents at Santa Fe. They
are an estimable young couple snt
their many friends wish them {
happy future.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29

DR.. E.A. Lotion is qui te sick at
this writing. DR.. Walters Of Per
ry and DR.. Biggs of Bowlingreen
were called to see him.
Politics is running pretty high
at present, but all parties stay in a
good humor. One more week Of
suspense aud then the country will
bow TO the inevitable
Mrs. E. MayhalI aud babe are
visiting relatives in Elsbury.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Watkins aud
son Kyle returned home last Sun
day from an extend visit to Wells.
vile, st. Louis aud other points.
K. w. Pearson came down from
Hannibal last week and has been
busy preparing the Wilder and
Pearson elevator.
Befor the rain the farmers were
bringing in new corn, which brough
SOC. to soc. Fifty three cents was
the average price.
\ union meeting was commenced
at the Methodist Church, South.
last Sunday. II will be conducted
by the two Methodist Churches
and Presbyterian Church. All
Christians are invited to take part
in the meeting. Rev. Goodale. an
evangelist will have charge of the
preaching and be has a special
singer with him.
The revival meeting at the Chris.
tiau Church is still running. It is
thought it will close this week,
Elders Spinner and Danft have
had large congregations.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
Hollensyille

Doan Weaver has sold his Rex
Blum colt for SIS.
j. w. Blum sold u 4 yr. old Rex
Mcdonald mare for $3.50.
Aunt Fannie Crawford spent
last week with her two sons,
3. F. and s. G. Crawford, and
their families, and reports them
all we'll. sc. is going to move
his family in the near future to
Illinois.
Rev. Cobb began a series of
meetings at Olivet Sunday with
Rev. Jerry Clevinger to assist him
They are both able men and we
predict a good meeting. Every
body is invited to attend aud take
part in the services.
Claud Slonaker returned last week
from n two months visit to rela.
tives in East Tennessee. He en-
joyed his visit very much, but says
odd Missouri" looks good to him
He was accompanied on part of his
trip by his sister. Miss Blanche
who is now in school at New Mar
ket, Tenn.
Last Thursday o. Z. Howard
had I of his neighbors helping hin
put up lathes, j. w. Peck thu
same day had six neigh bors help
| ing him reroof his house Among
others who have been reroOfinl
and otherwise repairing are T. N
Berrey, CT. Blum, and BIC. B err
rey. VIM Dowell Jun. is building
a large barn.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell has beer
quite sick again for over a week
Henry Lowry was much wors
last week, and is now considere,
seriously i'll.
James Dowell has rented the OLE
Frank Crawford farm of 100 acre
for $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
McCLINTIC.

Fine showers, much needed for
wheat aud grass.
G.. NJ. Stanford is building a fine
large barn.
J. c. Lower aud sons have pur-
chased a portable automatic grain
dump 10 handle their large crop of
corn.
William Britt visited friends and
relatives in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. Britt is a prominent farmer
and stOckman of Pocahantas, III. q,
and is u cousin of G. A. MOllet.
Born, 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. j. X.
Pittman, a daughter.
VIM. Mollet sold to j. p. Har-
per six fat hogs Saturday at SC.
Jno. Mollet who was crippled up
by being thrown from a load OF
hay is better.
w. Lawrence Flynn is buskinp
corn for q. A. Mollett at 81 cts
per bu.
Jas. Crawley is erecting a new
barn on his farm near McClintic
school.
Mrs. VIM. Young is visiting rel,
tives at Pontiac, I'll.
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. p. Beetle anC
little sons. Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Teag
ne aud sou. Mrs. Frank Erdel anC
daughter, Lena. Miss Annie
Schultz. Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A. Mol
let and son William. visited at tn,
latter's daughters. Mrs. II. c
Beckman, Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Snhre aud dauRh
ter, Mrs. Louis Feutz. left satur
day for Highland, III.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
North Liberty.

The pie supper given at Liberty
school house was attended by a
large crowd a short program by
the pupils. also music by a graph
opbone aud songs by the Demo
cratic Glee Club. The proceeds 20
for more libary books.
Bert Roberts has returned from
a weeks visit with his sister. Mrs.
ed. Egland. aud other relatives ia
st. Louis.
Mrs. w. d. Pulls aud little
Mary Alice of Centralia are guests
Of w. s. Edwards and family.
Mrs. Charlie Farrsh aud son,
Marvin. OF Rush Hill visited Mrs.
q. r. Younger one day last week
Miss Anna Sims Of Stephen sstoe
visited her parents Mr.. and MIRA
w. q. Sims Saturday aud Sunday,
Mrs Henry Kunkel returned
home Friday from Columbia wher'
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
High Hin District.

Mics Maggie Mclean and sister.
Mrs. Lizzie Graves and little son,
Tl sjn Jewel. Of Colorado, are Wis.
ting friends aud relatives here.
They expect to stay n mouth or
two.
The meeting closed at New Hope
Friday with Is additions.
Eliza Pulls will move to the Lee
Cox place next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCammon visi-
ted at jim Smiths Sunday.
Miss Vera McGraw of Illinois
Is here visiting her grand father
McGraw and other relatives.
Mrs. Matte Spicer aud niece
visited her sister in st. Louis over
Sunday, Mrs. Artie Parks.
Mr.. Daily sold 7 head OF stock
hogs to q. E. Sellers at ~.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
Benton City.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. James at.
tended the wedding OF the latter's
sister at st. Paul last Wednesday
j. w. Okey of Mansfield, ILL.,. ,
returned to his home Sunday after
u short visit with his son. F. L.
0key.
Mrs f.. F Moor aud little daught-
er are visiting at Hatton.
q w. Russell, mail carrier on
route ] has purchased Il new auto.
buggy.
Ed. Northcutt aud wife visited
in Fulton last week.
Phil Petree of st. Paul visited
his brother, A. c., here Sunday.
Edgar Woodson returned to Z
st. Louis Sunday after a few days
visit here. Mrs. Woodson and sor
will rem ain some time.
Ed. RID. Chinn filed his regular
appointment at the Christian
Church Sunday.
Born, to Albert Harrison ant
wife, Oct %, a II Id. boy.
The Modern Woodmen OF thi,
place will give an ice cream aud
oyster supper on Thursday eve,
Nov. 9Th, in the Hall. Everybod.
cordially invited.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
Stocks and Transfers.

C.P.Alnoldsold so head Of 50 ID.
yearling wethers on the Chicago
market last week at s. GO per
hundred pounds.
j. s. Feddis sold his 100 acre
farm, northwest of this city, to
Lakenan&Barnes at So per acre
Mr.Feddis will move to Amarillo,
Texas.
The busiest place in town the
past two weeks has been at the old
stand of Neutrality-suspicious.
traitors closing out sale. The low
prices are still offered and the big
sale goes on.
F. b. Detienne sold to r. A.
Lake lots 3 and 4 of block l6 or.
iginal Vandalia for $1,000.
Carr Hatton bought lots and
s in block of Swift addition to
Laddonia from II. &. Sipple, con-
sideration 81, 500.
J. w. Boles, the sheep man of
Auxvasse, sold Z head of his finest
Shropshire stock at Sedalia during
the fair at $57 per head.
R.R, Buc kner has had four men
hulling walnuts. He has gathered
quite supply aud sells them at 81
per bushel.
J. 4. Baker sold Mundy&Powel
three cars Of fat cattle at G cents.
j. NJ. Richardson also sold same
parties two ears at same price.
J.R. Bell, on the Ortiz Frui
Farm, recently sold a mule colt TO
$75. He has some thorobre,
Poland, China bOars for sale al
farmers prices ready for service
also some stock hogs and pigs.
Cant and Considine sold Zell Fish
err 30 yearling calves at $4.75 pc
head.
WV. Williams. proprietor o
the Crown Laundry, has bought th
house and lot Of Jake Blum, jus
across the alley south Of Browne
Tinsley's grocery store. and mex
spring viii erect a modern laundr
plant and dye works thereon.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-10-29
Afartinsburg.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Willie Dunn of
Canyon, Colo, are back on a visit
to their relatives and friends here.
They like Colorado much better
than Missouri.
Miss Francis Kemp Of Mexico
visited NJ. E. Rogers and Ara Me-
Grew a few days last week.
Miss Nora Bowman went to st.
Louis Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Freeman aud daug b.
ter of near Auxvasse visited friends
in town last week.
Mrs. G.. jacob returned from
her visit to st. Louis aud Quincy,
III. Her mother, grandma Free
ling, accompanied her home and
will spend the winter here.
Mrs. Tillman spent Sunday with
Mrs. j. Meyerpeter.
Norman Martin and wife return
ed Sunday from an extended visit
TO relatives in Kansas City.
ST. McGrew has gone on a Wis
it TO his brother, DIR. McGrew, at
Norborn, No.. where he will spend
a month aud take medical treat
ment.
We are 81 sd to see Miss Pearl
Chrisman again with us. She has
spent Is months in Metho, Wash.
ingtou, and is delighted with the
country. Says she lie going back
In the spring.
Mrs. ]. Munford returned to her
home in Galloway Go. Sunday af-
ter spending a week with her
daughter, Mrs. ]. hilbert.