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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York November 1908
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III cars or $3.50 nesu, ~
,,,EI- a. cars Tor saughte-ers ana % TOT me
Stea-s were IN light supply and prices Ne5e
hui steady for medium enu 80
-, g1ades and firm fat stock; rnln cows 49,
T0r lower and COED COWS susau5,
choice fat 1Og15c higher; ms 80 - a. 70
ia Common to choice native steers soIo a e. ~
81 "a a~ 100 b; oxen So s.; bulls at SZ YEP 90
cows al 81 20 SIS So few choice eohs - T p.
a. 81 Dressed beef firm at &c lo%sc per 70 .oE
- snd london cables quoted live cattle steady a.
Il T1SHc per Ib. dressed weight retrlge 80
1870 II 11Isc per Shipments from tElIs PorI
+o-5a2 Included cattle and SO sheep on %
rludiau Bermuda; aho IN n ne -, - 49, -
-looI 9 600 quarters Of beef estimated
sUTCu Coys-Receipts were los head including
Prices steady, with common 10
rrao5 cows selling at So and SIS per had
CATyF-Receipts 2.225 head, including ooI
fo~ L1rcbers and SIS market Neas were $40"
ana weak: barnyard ana Western calves essler
a.. ~ westerns heId The whole trade was slug
vealS sold soISS per lou
calves S2Gs3 so. fed calves az "a western ana
I5s1s calves at IS boS4 Dressed caves SLOW anu loN
g. a. 711Slkc for city dressed veaS country aresseo
- a. dressed tarTlyard Jed calves at ~ q672c
suEEP AND IAzIBS-Receipts 7015 cars, or
IA 60S head including 81 for sLaughterers ana
"a for the market Sheep were IN sair demand az
steady prices; lambs, light onerinss, were very
selling 35C higher than Monday for good
tor one car that arrived late might be held over
Common 10 prime sheep sold at 81 80 81 per loo 10
fa[v head at 81 %: culls 81 30 s. % common 70
choice lambs So So culls at 50 25g 81 presseI
,-+or STEADY a. BTS19c per 10 dressed lambs firm
a. az q I0I1c with hog dressed selling 10 lie
HOGS-Recsipts Az cars. or S,t3S head, IN
Guiding half for the market Feeling hrIl
n Country dressed hogs steady at 7%tGsi7c Per n
sales-S, Sanders: Sc Pennsylvania hogs 1856 70 AYR
age at 81 So per 100 70, state CO. I'D ID al % 10 8
rouEhs, 90 n, at 81 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NoTe--De- /
C1FFEE-The coffee market was lower under trade
seIng and scattering liquidation. The opening was IN
cEsrEsd 70 points lower and the uarkes closed sJey
- d net decline OF { 10 points sales were re
-o-+2s - q 500 hays The decline IN the face
q generally stea6ier foreign markets II fact tsrs
rea-SeF Ii nothing general 70
rai- TIE decline. indeed sentiment infI-
reed 10 b. the ruEnors OF n1ncai troubles
considered mat me
F----- speculs-ve interest the market IS short ~
balance ANYTHING would promise 70 cause read
.,s-ren- of position would seem 70 be ou4!isn
argument Possibly reports tnaI
--C--e~- bsTlug interests had stated that the
s-sso-zattou loan completed had some N
- There appeared. however 70 9e
- s9eca1 exclamation CT The decline, and rrIn c1eTs
during day reflected STEADY
districts OF
I'd acyf7es state thar pros
-ecfs for -he crop good Very rev cepoIl> r
ra-dtug crop outlook are received lhto-sl Ie
r-1g~ r-s5a sources The Brazilian cables reported an
scs Of 800 refs Rio market and Of 5ofEt5 refs
~ santos since ne last report 1ecelts were aooU-
re & recently
market SPOT Cc1ee was a1-e WIN QooU3--ci-S
Ct No J.
ne age q contract prices II the local market to
1e--E zas as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOB
Il received their Uptown once.
1854 Broadway between aotn and ssth until .
O. Advertisements received following
q clock p
Ma 2S4 ave-. q, .. sd ISa 9TH ava.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. Closing: wHEAr-spot stronEi
No : red Western winter. Is 1914: futures steaiy!
December. Ts 1O1s q; March Is sTs d May. Is SID
6oRN-spot hrT: american mixed. Is 513d; fqtpres
steady; December 5s 64s d. Jauuary, IS SD. FLOUR
Winter patents steady, 2ss Sd. PEAs-Canadian
steady, Is Sid HOPS AZ London gPac!ho COAST
1IOs PORK-Prine mess western firm SOS HAMS
short cut IA to 16 n, quiet sos Cd. BACON-Cuna-
berland &c 80 n quiet 51s Cd short RIB l6 to
long clear rntddles, light, Is to 81 ID
quiet 52s Cd; long clear mtdiles heayy 50 20 40 70
clear backs 10 to 20 n. Cuiet 4es;
clear bellies IA 10 10 n, steady. SIS SHOULDERS
square IL to IS n. dull z0s. LARD-Priuls Western
fr tierces quiet ass 90 American refined, IN pals
quiet eos. BROTHERHOOD United States steady. eos
C'FIFESE-Canadfan finest white, steady eos;
canadian finest coloreJ new. steady. els TALLOW-
Prime city rrrn. TURPENTTNE-Spirits frrr
ITNSEED OIL a3s PETROLEUM
steady nd ROSIN-Comuon steady. Is 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

roTToN-After making new high records az the
market reacted under heavy
--7r as coszs Ire Gay Ni-5 the tone barely steady
-a----s =--Ts-s -ot--s estimated
S0o 90 tsIez Many large ines o. long contracts la
election and while the p1IL-ilaL
-. r-F5e-- encouraged good deal of fresh buying
,-ps were TOO heavy 70 be absorbed without reces-
t~-----ls-Iv during the afternoon when New or
e--- E1~s-ne very weak and unsettled with private
the decline n some measure 70 the in
-a a. -u-ore5 financial troubles II Paris The local
-T~a zv4t-i z
-st c-e-ed 1rrn advance ~ 4GS POINTS. with
g. This
reached
- --slizfnx very hear-- Probably so-ce dlsap-
IS fcr n tie thai Tuesdays conference
-------S IL Nc settlement Of the Manchester lanor
the holiday was considered
sTo+4e sn5 tuesday rc-- receipts broke AL
CHEZ UeaAless- however Developed
-. 9-az- While T.
wires 70 Uneas1sss over French
--+f-f found apparent reflection
- -~e-Eer there underlying susrl-ol that
. - = some way connected with the attitude or in
80 MARKETS. Southern spot markets officially
unchanged &c lower and generally
street houses very heavy sellers %
100 during and from the appearance Of the
been realizing cotton profits
md investing stocks
q contract prices n TIE Loca- -arhst To-Day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
So. O9s, 4ss. Ell 81. oTs. 2ae .36l 8

--.,. So O9s 4ss Ell So o5s 2a9 361 s. T606s eSc
Circulation per capita S35 % November 1877 SSS -
,oTsn,b4r i ieO6 Ss3 So November 1870. 81 Or No
1aox sal IS; l, 1908. SD ~ NoNsII-
re- 1902 SO So November l. 1901. SIS ~ and SoVeH-
her !. 1860. SCI 81
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by Eyer & Co.. No 81 Val streetl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

NETAfS-TrN-The London MARKET waS higher than
fis8 3 '' Ts T 7ns sRs 5 Epss
vas iowey With spot quoted fe2 Is Sd and futures
arm 90 VIII an G1 advancing teaency Lake quoted At
5s.sn i 81 Is LEAD closed is lis %
IN Lod0n The eSsI market a vas ncarged at go in
a5m sae hshsr i2oa 9 81 af tsG Io 56
unchaaged 9Th No 4 1Igne o he Pqoee
Exchange were dull sne unchanged with resq.a5 5s
9gs4fsssd as and 19' Dscesr $40 50 Feb
ra Nor 1ns hsT SSD sis general market held
steady % nm With mode. 9co MoIAssSs New
seriti e. ,d fa.' oPen SR Fs5
Goo Is q: ef sT RIPS Common 940 iS i7 l62oo
good I9G24c; prime 21n2Se. fancy = q Seo. -otve
covering shorts continued fair export demand ss
leo bbs Noverrber 8s1sc December ass aSec 500
new 55oa556e: 100 MAY 42a5 47e and 800 July.
311 e5ff T ID steay demand on te basis Of zee
for refined oil in b6ls at New York We quote; PFIso
6bis. s46o bulk s5c: refined cases New York 10 99c
White cases New YORK il 4oc Phiadeiphia p SIC COZ
TONsEFD oIL-Prnne crude 8oc: prime summer yellow.
sP9t gssci N9Esper No. : 90 I - sa SO
5si65 soc; May. BAGS 44c. and July 1925 55c of
8s34c; prime white $a' az; prime winter yellow go
out-of-tOUn 42Q43c: Calcutta raw 70c- LARD OIL
PROVISIONS stronger I've hog market gave
p-oTzi9ns ys-y h- opening but subsequent Eeah7ins
stroyed part advance left the market
es5riatsd for harsday $1,000 All western DoIats lad
about 65 o0 hogs including 1900 Kansas City and
gsl6 so family s19q&22 short csal :2oq$22 BEE Fla
So PACKET So 5oSs15 90: extra india 56
~: 100 n 40 n. Sc, piss. Sc CT!
10 n ioe Il n. 9%0loci "a n s1&gs5+c PLchLE1
steady. city 5ysc: country. 50 Q6*sc. LARD-ste4ay
Quoted; Middle Western esOG9 90c- City lard STEADY;
quoted. 9ts@9c Refined lard quiet Quoted; south gn
COMPOCED-Stea Quoted ~ 7'2c- S'EEAEtiNE1-
RTCE-The market for rice was firm here we'll
the South. with good demand Quotations foley
ordinary a. R5c: prime 5IG55c choice, 55sq64c
PatEa. foreign. 5GsSsc; Rangoon. 4%g5o, .,,-
SUGAR--The market for refined sugar was stea1y
but with moderate business The following ere list
prices subject Of 10 points and discount o.
per cent for cash days CEys5al 5oTainS7 s s9c
Mould 4. 545c: cubes Eagle n bags powdered ana
CSC: powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
52oc; Eegle coarse and extra hne gTanuI lated 5l9c
4Oc- 81 n bags $3.50: bags Go. 500; 10 70 bags
525c: % and so n bags do. 515c; Eagle me or
sarda6i ETznuase6 o and diamond A els; @ soc.
No <. 475c; No 6, 4-7oc; No. Z. 65c No +61ci %
IS zsoc Nos = Is ana 10 425c london cabIed a
los 2i<d and May at los 6d The local mar
ket sugar was steady. but inactive ano outs
raid prices were quoted as follows Continual 30 ESQ
395c; uluscovado SO test 345c and nolasses SdEaI
r.x o0c The weekly movement OF a. the SIX
principal ports OF Cuba. cabIed % Wtllet 3 Gray
ports 600 against ? 500 last year and
$500 two years ego; stock 10 eco -s 90
TIE movement for the week a. United states 10 "a -
follows; Receipts SO 8g5 against 9ooV M
irrs 20 600 against As week 30 600 last yer
and 10000 two ye7gs age tota ef9e5 ora 2eaT and
929 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

.Ana accrued interest Nominal market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

D 81 BsCRTPTIoSs FoR
AZ thSir CptowG Or1cs. No
SIN an 3Ith at1. uarl D
- received At re tolic~tnz
. rates until 3 o'clock . -.
sd ST. Is an kFA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

A ADVERTISEMENTS A
~ The TFiauns rece we'd
1854 Broadway. between
o clock 2 n Adverriseme
branch Offices ~ regular on
Stzf "a 5th ava. . q C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money IN
london. 1dti. per cent; open market discount rate
FOR short bills, per cent; long DAS, IS Pc 5l.
pa-,t- discount rate 2ss per cent. Paris discount
rate lis per cent Paris exchange on London -
francs II confines Berlin exchange on l1onoon' ~
marks az pfannigs Bar gold, rs. tad
TOprTC.N sECTTRITIES-British tonsols for
money "a 7-fs per cent: for the account, sfS-I0'
E1-ancb reutes IS francs 30 confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-05
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
Dated May Z, 1904

London Nov. 4, p u.-Ths market for Aner1-
can securities was strong on Heavy buying orders
from New York On the opening bulge Atchtson.
Union Pacific, Erie. Southern Pacific and United
States Steel common were from TO points above
ne ritv Leading fuanciers here believe that Tafts
election will induce an active European demand
for American securities. Last quotations follow;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09
(Gortiebung folet.)

sSn Mtttenberge bat Elm Na9tpd1e
ter geitreitt, neil er nit feinen Be-
rrfstitel ni6t aufrieoen mar. Sept
bat er fein Mmt tpieoer aufgenomnen,
unter Der 8eoinsung oab er fortan
Ncdtz dtzWa6beamter beibt. - Nu9 Der
Sitel Na4trat, Der ia f9eraesbalber
bdufig sebrauht miro, 1T ni1t libel.
ga, ia, bic beutf9e gttellu1t treibt
n,ertpiirbige Bliiten.
\ 4 \
Sn Denper bat eine aus 3nDlf
syrauen beitebenbe Surp ertannt, baB
elmer breioebnten oas BON iAr gefaufte,
aber beanfanoete aleio pdife. Gez
lp0bnIi& TT Der lmsetebrte San hdu<l
flyer.
Die, ipeld)e ben @taat aug ben sSuz
gen beben, fin0 Die eriten, oenen er auf
Den Ropf itiirat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09

bemsrfte, ouB oda 6dus bstpddt
nuroe. bdB GsbeinlpOliaiften audi
Dem Mugen fDlgten. oaB iogur en-
Weantter ben 3us beftieg uno mitsE
fubr. @ein GtDl3 litt unter Dem
@efiibI, fem Rinb ais glusgeluieiene,
beipaht, esfortirt In OieGremoe 5isbtH
3u feben.
8leid, taft, nit Derf9ponenen
M1gen itdnb lie an benz berubgelaflez
nen goupefeniter. ,Du tpirit meins
Bitten erfiillen, Wdtera" rief fit.
,@5nipeit es In meinen Rrdfttn
ftebt. sSn aht 1agen bin ih Bet Dir,
Maria, reife gliidlib, unb telegrus
pbire mir tdglid Big oahtn."
Der 3us brauite in Die Duntelbeif
binein. Die fplae, rei9e, i9Dne Ia1
ralptpa mubte ibr Wuterluno serdoe
in Dem Mugenbltd perlahen, Da tn.
Mosfau aus einem un0eren 3uge
forglam unb borii9tis cine 8ahre gez
boben unb in einen Rranfentpugt1
perlaoen tpuroe. llno auf 6ieIem
8abniteige ftanben bebenb, ergriffen
hie gltern oes 9eimgefebrten, 9rdf
Made uno feline ipeinenoe @attin un6
lNittmeiiter GrieOrth BON Adpoel.
glur einen Bid batten iie auf ben
fiebernoen, entltellten Rranfen getporS
fen, Der iie niht ertannte, Damn tpas
rem iie entieBt 3uriidgefabren; benin
10 batten iie ii9 bic Mieberfebr oes
@obnes uno Brubers nibt geoadt.
Boris Rapoen mar tpieoer in Wose
fau.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-09

Margot 6aBling NOR pom friiben
Morgen an nit ibrer Mutter in Der
@ta0t seneien, um Ginfdufe fiir ibre
MusHattung 3u MAIDEN. Sin bieripD=
dentli9es 3ulammenetn nit Dem
biib19en Milei5or Dpttpr GriB Dorff
bate auf Der NorbieezS Snfel 8ortum
Die GntIheiOung berbeigefiihrt.
Naa elmer semeinIamen 5eselpartie
bate er Dem i9Dn lange llnriporbenen
Md0den feline 2iebe ertldrt, nno
Margot nabm ieine Werbung gliids
felig an, nadoem lie ibm tire lanss
jGbrise 5dtpGrmerei fir oen Hnfen
Mnorei Saraiotp errDtbeno gebeihtet.
Strip mar 5uerft eiferliiAtig gepor-
cen, bate aber Damn laheno bsrs
sieben.
Die 6od3sit oes iungen paares
lpllte i'm Oeaember bereits itattftnz
oen. Daher tebrten 0ablings iaoh
Mnfanss Musuit na9 Berlin 5uriid.
um bie ginrihtung unb ben 5rouiz
ieau in aaer Rube gu beiorgen. Nah=
Dem iie aud beute BON @siddft 3u
@efddft sepanoert, lieben iiA Die
Damen in Dem grfrif6unesruum
zines ahitettonii9 beriibmt ihonen
Maarenbau1es ernrioet gu elmer ldnz
geren Nalt nieber. Oas Heltuurdnt
mar beute ni6t febr beiudt.
Mn sinem 3ii6hen etmus fArdg
binter linen iaBen ebenfaus 3pei
Oamen, beren bartes urD etipas bretts
selpro1enes Deut1h 8etpobner Der
ruiiiIden Siteepropin5en berriethen.
Die Meltere, cine ftattlihe Dame nit
ererauenben 5heiteln, las in einem
3eitunssblatt, pdbreno Die Siinaere,
eine rDtblid BLONDE, blaudugige Ser
manin, neugierig ben Nuum unb Die
SnfaRen muiterte. Muf einmal lieB
bic 2eIenbe bas 8latt iinfen. rMnnaz
lieie, foeben fin0e ih bier cine gloti5,
ipelhe Did b0dlidf intereliiren
miro" faste fie siemlidh laut.
rNun, mas gibt es, WaamaAen. etz
mas Neues BON bubetm9" fragte Die
4ngereoete.
(Sortiebung folst.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17
AMUSEM ENTS.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Nov. 21

Inedtllcal seasons come and go, and
by the same tokens plays come and go,
but, Ike the babblng brook of fond
rrmemt rance, "Cncle Toms CABIN"
rams on forever. The names of Martin
and Uncle Tom have been so long
IN clos" association that the combina-
tlon has become almost irresistible. Mr..
Martin has abandoned the parade fea-
ture. He rightiully claims that q
street exhibition Of his players places
them i'll the light of freaks. rather than
actors, and late robs the story of its
real sentiment and comedy that the
action of the play calls for In lieu of
the parade, however. Mr. Martin has
organized band of % musicians of ex-
ceptl"hal merit. and at the noon hour
and III the evening. concerts are given
IN front of the theatres, and thcv are
concerts in every sense of the word.
'Ihe program runs the samut of the
classics with encores Of popular and
latter day medleys. Prices matinee.
children ~ cents, adults %; evening IS,
80 and 80 cents. Seat sale opens Thurs
Gay Nov. 19.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17
List of Unclaimed Letters.

Women Grant, Miss Bertha; Crime
dow, Mrs. Maine; kenn"y, Miss Rose;
Matthew. Miss DCla, CD; Macdonald
Miss Jean; Merrill. Mrs. Jennie l.. r.;
oliver, Mrs. Annie: I;endell, Miss Ida
II; Eodrick, Miss Blanche; SaWtelle,
Mrs. +. f.; Smith Mrs. Annie (Pagc
streot; Scott Mrs. f. NJ; Stevens,
Miss Caroline G.. THOMPSON, Miss
Mahlc: Walsh. Mrs. john.
Men-i5akcr, Thomas. (Grecn strceO
Bryant, y. j.. Garfield, H.; Come,
Louis William; DoWic, George: Duliir,
Ed; Ellis. VIM f.; Ewert, Hon. G. e
Farmer Capt. Lyman s; Fowler, Bert
s.; Gregg, Henry; Grant, +. n; Halo
wen, X. T.; Hcwes, NJ. H.; Kendall.
cren: Norr, Amesbury; Reynolds. II.
w; Steves, Maser; Taylor, George;
Watts, II. H; Waterman, Lew; Young,
". II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17
1.-The Man of tie Hour" toniaht.

The much talked of Broadhurst play,
The Man Of the Houl," under the di-
rection Of William A. Brady and Jo-
seph Il. GrisEier will be presented IN
this city this evening.
According to all reports received
from New York and Chicago in which
the play has been presented the COM
census of oiiniuns appear to be that
it is a play of exceptional strength.
telling forcibly a powerful dramatic
story. While Mr.. Broadhurst has TAX
en for his central theme the political
situation as it exists in nearly every
city in the country where there are
machine" politics and graft he has
also interviewer what is said to be Il
delightful love story.
The story Of the play is. it is said,
told in ghtforWard manner with
plenty of comedy interspersed to re-
licve any tcEsity in the dramatic, ac-
ticn. There are four acts in the play,
each being an interior. and the cast is
reported to be Of uniform excellence,
which Includes Charles d. Mackay
VIM. Wolcott, Edw LIE Saint, Rapley
Holmes, Harold Russell, John Butler
Samuel Hunt Albert Parker, Tbos. f.
Tracy, Harry ]. Davies. Mart j. Cody
Harry Mills Henry o. Bender, Miss
Lillian kemble Miss Cecil Kern ana
Miss Kate Lester. and others. This is
the sam"sgreat organization that APP
peared in the wonderful success in
Boston for three months. Prices 80
-. $1o9 and $50. Secure your seats
carly as Indications point to Il crowded
house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

The work on the addition to the
picker room on mill No Of the
Edwards plant is rapidly approaching
completion. and the outside of the
building is practically finished The
men are now at work laying the floors
Everything is going no smoothly and
it now looks as if the work of setting
the machinery would begin in about
two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Daniel Whitehouse left on train No
] yesterday morning on a trip to
China and other places in that section
on matters of business. and took his
rifle along to have it in readiness in
case he should run across Il deer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Frank p. Burns. Phi. G. proprietor OF
The KinSman Pharmacy has secured
through the ki>kapoo Medicine Go. tie
Indian SiuaW Kama -ko-let-na and her
papooSe. Mari wa-kcn. This squaW is
princess Of the CaughnaughwauGh Ghua
Tribe OF Indiars. who make their home
in northwest Canada. Ia -ko-let-
ma is an expert bead worker and will
be seen doing bead work this coming
week at The kinsman Pharmacy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Charles Hutchinson and his crew OF
Maine Central painters arrived in the
city yesterday morning with their train
and began at once the work of paint
ing the calnpany's property. This will
includes the station baggage ROOM
freight office and shed, hay barn. avn
ing at the station, fences. etc, and il
is understood that the station will be
painted inside and out, a lighter tint
being used
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Gideon Mathitu. treasurer of st. Au-
gustnc Lodge. No. 10. Societe des Ar
tisan Cundirne trancais, paid to Mar
ciai Micltaud, Saturday d check for 5000,
the amount of the insurance which the
late Mrs Michaud carried in the order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Bowditch & Webster have a barrel
OF the finest Maine grown leaf sage
The native article is scarce this year
and early buying is advisable. The
secret of the superiority of their
"Gandma's Horehound Squares" lies in
the fact that they extract their own
horehound and use much more of the
herb than the ordinary manufacturer.
Their immense sales show the public
appreciation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

William II. Williams. Trebv Johnson
and William G. Roothby left on Train
102 yesterday afternoon for Boston,
where they went on a combined busi-
ness and pleasure trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Hon. Frank keiZer of Rockland,
member of the Board of Railroad
Commissioners, was in the city yeSter-
day for the purpose of attending a
meeting of the board at the State
House
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

At the municipal court Monday
morning Archiel Trepanier was fined
81 and costs for being intoxicated, and
Andrew Brothers. who was up for a
similar cause, was allowed to go.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

A meeting of the New England In
vestment Co was held in St. Jean
Baptiste hail. Sunday evening The
was addressed by Joseph De
Champlain Of Manchester. n. H., one
of the officers of the company
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

ihC carcass ut the COW moose which
arrived in the cily Saturday was taken
to lock"'s market yesterday and will
be cut up and sold The COW was killed
up IN tn" region around Linneus and
the men VINO did the killing We're seen
by two iunbermcn, but got away be-
fore they We're identified.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

At the meeting of Cushnoc Grange of
Riverside Thursday evening there will
be work in the First and Second de-
grees and all members are requested
to be present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Invitations are out for a dancing
party to be given by the young ladies
of the New England telephone cx-
change. at Woodmen's hall on Friday
evening, Nov. 27, and which is cx-
pected to be q very enjoyable affair
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

George f. West of Portland preSi-
dent of the kennebec Light & Heat
Co., was in the city yesterday on mat
ters Of business and was the guest of
Samuel Cony Manley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Chester overlook and W A. Jackson
of this city who have been up in the
Lake Moxie region on hunting trip
returned home yesterday afternoon on
Train No. 4. They report a good time
and were successful in their pursuit of
game. Mr. Jackson bringing home Il
buck and doe, while Mr. Overlook
brought a buck
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Rebekahs intending to visit the Au-
burn Lodge. take the 4 o'clock car from
Augusta. A special will leave Gardi-
nor ut 4.45 and a special will leave
Auburn at II O'clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

President Ward of the Augusta Cho-
rus announces that owing to the non
arrival Of the books which We're ex-
pected, there will be no rehearsal this
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Announcement was made yesterday
of the appointment by City Clerk New
bert of Everett NJ. Mower as deputy
city clerk, to act in Mr.. NeWbert's alb
scnce. Mr. Mower is well qualified for
tho work of the position and will
doubtless perform the required duties
to the satisfaction of all
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

The regular meeting of the Canton
augusta, p. NJ. /. O. O. F., will be held
this evening at the usual hour and it
IS desired that all members be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Rev. a. A. Walsh, D. D., the we'll
known evangelist, will lecture on
Mother. HOME and Heaven" at the
Free Baptist church, Thursday even-
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

The Samanthas will meet at the
nome of Mrs. George Willis, Middle
street, Hallowell, at the usual hour
Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

The Ladies Circle of the Winthrop
street Baptist church will meet with
Mrs Fuller, State street, at 230 this
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
p. Q. Eickery, SO Winthrop street at
2.3O o'clock. A large attendance is de
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

LOCAL MATTERS.

3. f. Sedgley, well-known real
estate agent of Bowdoinham, was in
the city OH business Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17

Allen Quimby Of Hoult"n, Who has
been making Il brief business visit to
Augusta. returned to Aroustool> on
Train No. 8. yesterday noon.