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succeeds Cooley at first base.
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Manager Ferd Drumm returned
Friday night from a business trip to
Wheeling and Ohio points. He saws
Hobby HobIltzeli will remain with
the stogies the rest fthe season and
II he Is drafted the money will come
to the Clarksburg association.
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Alex. Jones. the old National
Lacquer. with Washington toward
the close OF last season, is pitching
good ball for Youngstown, In the o.
& P. league. Alexis arm was said to
be dead several years ago. Two or
three brilliant victories recently
would indicate that he has become
rejuvenated.
IF Sunday baseball is not permit
ted here 1t Il more than likely that
the local o. & P. team win dis
band" declared Manager Sam Wright
OF Youngstown. 1t Is claimed the
youngstown team is Just about
breaking even on expenses as 1t Is.
and that II the Sunday games cannot
be played 1t cannot keep up.
In Youngstown. Judge Robinson OF
the common pleas court, has issued a
temporary injunction restraining the
playing Of Sunday baseball In that
city. The petition was fled by lady
who lives close to the baseball park
and who claims the game is a nui-
sance on the Sabbath. The hearing
on the petition will come up next
week. Il ).
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POLICEMEN Of
UNITED STATES
Continued from page ~

SN-~@-N-~S~-~~~-~S-S~
prototypes OF the modern police sys-
tenn. Blackstone says the police au-
thority exists for the due regulation
and domestic order of the kingdom,
whereby the individuals of the state.
like members of well governed fam
lily, are bound to conform their gen.
eral behavior to the rules of pro-
priety, good neighborhood, and good
manners Bentham says. that the
police power, is In general. sys-
tenn of precaution, either for the pre-
yentlon of crime, or of calamities; 1t
Is designed to prevent evils and pro-
vide benefits"
In relation to the public generally,
a perfect police code must be full OF
restraints, with large powers of in
quiry. precaution. and action. which
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MAKING A DIoGNosIs

PhysIcIan-From a hasty examin-
alton, am of the opinion that you
are suffering from clergyman's sore
throat.
PatIent-The HI you say!
Physician (quIckly)-But IT Is
quite possible am wrong-I will
look again.-From the Bohemian
Magazine for July. s. &
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UMPIRE IN HOSPITAL

Umpire McGeary, who was struck
by a ball and seriously hurt in the
game between Fairmont and Con-
nellsvllle. Is doing better at Cooks
hospital. but hi scondltlon is serious.
Physicians had to be called to attend
the young man at the BAN ground.
and he was later removed to the
hospital.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Adds a Few More
Points on Its First
Place Average.

In the National baseball elague yes
terday, the following tallies were
made:
New York 6. Pittsburg Z.
Boston 4, Cincinnati 8.
Brooklyn 3, st. Louis o.
PHILADELPHIA 2. Chicago 8.
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Cincinnati has closed deal with
Dayton for Pitcher Rowand and Out
fielder Beschler, who are to report at
the end OF the Central league season.
Dayton is out for the pennant in
that league and would not let the
men go before the end of the season.
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Twobase hit-Ress. Sacrifice hits
Ramsey. Murphy, Hilbert. Stolen
bases-Ramsey, Murphy 2. First
base on balls-off Hilbert 8; on
George 2. Struck out-by Hilbert s;
by George 5. Time-2 hours. UNI
pire-Hoimes.
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NICE PURSES At
WHEELING FAIR
Good Program of Racing to Be
Given at the State
Metropolis.

The many clarksburg people who
always attend and enjoy the West
Virginia State fair at Wheeling are
delighted with the racing program
as advertised for the next annual
event, which will begin September z
and end September IL. The pro-
gram is as follows:
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn dt st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Games Sunday.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
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A SUFFICIENT REASON

BrOOke-Gunson always calls a
spade a spade.
Lyy-Thats because he lacks syn
onyms.-From the Bohemian Maya
zine for July. ,Js
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PANVA RESULTS
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

scottdale 0. connellsyiiie 8
Chartered 2, uniontown S.
charieroi 3, Unichtown 3. s.
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Charles G. coffman has returned
from the state convention at Charles
ton
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

vincento Defrancesca and Angelina
Filosa.
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BUMP
PEERLESS BOYS
They Escape Whitewashing
Only Because of Errors
by the Wrinkles.

The Stars took revenge by bump
ing the Peerless gang all over the lot
last evening In q twilight game. The
Peerless team escaped shut-out on
ly by errors made by the Stars. The
score:
Stars .................. 5 z 4
peerless ............... i
The teams lined up as follows:
Stars-yA. Malfregeot, m; ROLAND,
Oh; Carsang, Sb; Maine, IS; L. NAL
fregeot, c; o. Cuppet, 1b; Leuiliette.
RI; Chapple, II; c. Cuppett. p.
Peerless-P. McClung, s. Thayer,
Clingham. H. Mcclung; T. Mcclung,
Leuiliette, Davis, Hanning and Leon.
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sTANDING OF THE rIfTRs,.

ToDAY's GAMES
Clarksburg at Fairmont.
UniontownFat charleroI.
Scottdale at ConnelIsvllle..
SUNDAYS GAMES.
FaIrmont at clarksburg.
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These off day carousals do NOT pay.
Instead of half the team going or ON
a debauch they should be taken out
to the park for practice work.
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CONTINUED on page 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

cbicaso March 1s-The local wheat market was
steady to-day because of the favorable OUTLOOK Ior
the crop in the Southwest. At the close the May
delivery was off 1Ssc. Corn was down l4c 10 sc
Oats were Jsc to sc lower. Provisions were 2ec 10
&c higher. .
The wheat market opened weak and continued
heavy the entire day. The feature of the trading
was heavy selling of July and September by several
of the leading commission houses, which was IN
spired largely by reports of the excellent prospect
for large yields in Nebraska. Texas and Oklahoma
The market also bearishly affected by noerai
receipts in the Northwest and by heavy world S
shipments. the amount on passage showing an m
crease of 100000 bushels, Whilesthere was some
demand for wheat because of green bug reports
the principal buying by shorts. The market
closed weak and the low point of the day
May opened 14c TO 3sc to SIC to fsc lower at s5s4c
to 9614c. advanced 10 9612c. and then declined TO
S515c. The close at 95lsc to 9514c CledranceS
of wheat and flour equal to 44360O bushels
Primary receipts were $780, 900 bushels. against
0O7 900 bushels for the day last year Mime
apos, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
7O2 cars against 443 last week and GA cars
a year
The slump in wheat depressed the corn market
somewhat, but active buying by shorts prevented
any great decline. The talk OF increased offerings
in Nebraska also caused some weakness Inc close
was easy. May opened 1sc lower TO &c hlsner at
CSC to 66ssc sold off to 65zc and closed at o5c TO
657sc. Local receipts were III cars with OIL con-
tract grade. 49,.
Oats were weakened by the decline in wheat,
sentiment being bearsh all day An estimate or
$40 cars as the local receipts for to-morro" mao
q weakening effect May opened at 541yc to 55c SOLO
off to sac and closed at 54lsc- Local receptS were
Liberal receipts of live hogs had depressing
effect on provisions. but buying by commission
houses and packers held the market steady HeaNy
exports were also bullish factor At the close
Nav rork was off 2J2c $12 2l12 TO sl2 80 lara
was UP sc at 81 %. Ribs were unchanged at 80 so
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Nheat. o.
cars: corn, $40 cars; oats $40 cars; hogs Z4'ooo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 16.-Closng: WHEAl-Spot
seady: No red. Western. winter Is aid futures id
steady; March nominal May. IS IL I'D; july IS o.
CORN-Spot firm: prime mixed, American; new. os
21sd prime mixed, American. old. IS 2.6; 13fnfes T
patents quiet 2as Cd. HOPS in London az tpao,ne a
dull f2 los BEEF-Extra lnuid
quiet SOS PORK-Prime mess. western easy oos gu,
HAMs-short II to 16 h. steady sss 3d. rib 1s
80 lb. firm sos; snort rio
to "a h. steady 35s: clear middies ght' - 10 10
40 h. quiet. 5s Cd short clear backs 10 20
steady 35s clear bellies IA to 10 ID Slean6 S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II IS h. dull. 29s 90
LARD-Prime Western. in tierces frr 3Ss 9d; Aler
icsn refined in pals. Arm. 40s- But ER-Soou
United states easy SIS @96s CHEEsEmcanna,ddl
firm American. finest white fTn ,e es AInfF cifr
easy e6s Cd TURPENTINE-Spirits steadE ,os p oo.
RosIN-Common steady. 9s I'd PEIRolaaS @ aas d. sd
fined Quiet 6&d. LINSEED OIL-Weak, Is o.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

dairies 81 eods5 SHEEP AND LAMBS. Receipts II 900
head: steady lambs l0G15c lower lambs
S5ds So. few 81 90: yearngs S6 50s7 wethers ~ %
ass 30: ewes IS 23aS6: sheep. mixed. Sass.
March 16.--CATTI.E-R Receipts. $500
head including 500 head of sousherns market steady to
stTong stockers feeders. 10d15 higher: top *o'
choice and dressed beef steers - rug So air 10
good, 75aS5 81 6on$4 sockers
and feeders So 75aS5 25 81 751$5 so:
COWS 75mS4: native S3d$4 So nat
heifers Sass 4o bulls SO 35eS4 So calves 81 5oa$o
HoGs-Receips. 1000 head: market opened SC oTen: n
closed strong: top 10 OF sales. 81 4onS4 6o;
heavy 81 55as4 1o packers and butchers "a 42as 90
lights 81 25as4 52ls: pigs SO s0gS4 % sHEEP-Hs s
ceipts head 1Oq20c higher top Tor iansps
81 a. lambs Sc 7oaS7 45: and yearlngs. 81 s5@
ST. Western yearngs SEQ 81 10 western sheep % -
Gs6: stockers and feeders So 50aS5 70. 80,
Pjttsburg March 16.-CATTLE-Supply' light; steady,
choice IS S0ds6 prime So 75aS5 so; veal calves 81 90
SHEEPSuppy light higher on sheep seatg sty Sn m
lambs: prime wethers Sc 25d So 40: lambs >SusI ou
HOGS-Receipts fair; active and steady; prime sa ao
mediums Workers. 50: nght ioiAei9' "'"O@
81 %; pigs 81 4oas4 so; roughs, $4qs4 40
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March 1s,-CATTLE-Receipts lestima ted)
900 head market active higher steers
s. e9gse 50; cows. 81 25as5: heifers ssqs5 So bulls
81 .5as4 go HoGs-Receipts estimated. about 5000
seaa market be esay 81 7s4 s0e gb iXP SsP a "a
choice light 81 e5as4 72l packng s4as 65 pigs 81 50
asa 45: sales. 81 60dS4 20. SHEEP-Receipts
about 5000 head: market active and 1O
higher sheep. ST 5oas6 So lambs. ss 5as 90 yearngs
S6 25as6 s..
Cincinnati. March Ie--HOGs-Actiye: butchers and
shippers s5as5 n5; So 65ds4 40. CATTLE
Active 10G25c higher; fair 10 good shippers s5a
81 s5; common. 81 25dS3 30 SHEEP-Strong; So 75W
s. 30 LAMBs-Strong; s5as7 IS,
East Buffalo March I6-CATTLE-R Receipts. 300
head steady: heavy slow; fairly active; prime
steers IS 75as6 shipping s5as5 So butchers s. 500
IS TO- heffers 50 5oaS5 70: s5qS4 bulls
So feeders So 25as4 So stock heifes 81
ass 20; and springers steady, S2lgS56
VEALS-Receips 800 head active and 75c lower: $50
ss so HoGS-Receipts 1900 head fairly active and
mixed and Workers. sJn So p5
pigs s4aS4 go roughs 81 259s4 80: stays. S30$3 J0
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
4 efnsie

l-3ii iELEIAID and assistant waitress
n 12'..if sn rleierred. wages $50 Apply & T.
"a lie EsEt 18th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

| CARETAkER for private residence during
owners absence. by thoroughly reliable
/ couple; husband employed daytime: highest
/ city references. Eric Landin. 504 West
l72d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

RHUBARB Western per dozen bnnches 4od3oe do state
bunches s. IoG$3 do Long Island,
Per 100 large bunches seats TOMATOES hothouse, per
10. l5d25c.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

T-RSE-Capable Young woTnaP hospital
graduate. excellent reference from physf-
ctsrs- will take entire charge or one c.
~. Children will travel 4 u Miss Ftts-
sarald's Bureau 500 5th ave. corner 40
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
HELP WANTED.
Males

- So r E,s. .-- EXPERIENCED. fo~ nevs
,r5el salary 50 70 Il DAY guarantee
g. u cfsu habits sud neat appear
= All between 10 and Il Mr. Chsrl-
' Room Sla- Tribune building
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

HOUSEwORKER or KITCHEN MAID
BY young Swedish girl experieIcedi
! speaks English. good references. wages
SIS Osterbergs Bureau. ZIG Lexlrgtor
ave Tel 105J-Plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

MISTRESS SS-Nery neat. thoroughly
competent al branches OF me washing
nv !. q, Mrs Golfers Asency. IL West
I'D 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
CARPET CLEANING
STORAGE NOTICES.
PEoPIr--s STORAGE co

FE3PLEs STORAGE co.
- d - yVesi 2slh ST New York
- - A'.sl Bank. Eile, NcClane. Adkins
T.-tt-AA Mary Robinson, z AcWi!son, X.
- JohD Il Duclsett: You are hereby
nat the time tor payment Of the
- - ao-G upon the household goods and
$50 Effects stored b. you ia my ware
- having expired. after due notice has
n f4srn you. such property VIII he sold
- --.ii auction al 2,t Aesi 18th St.
- i'rH a.. April .. 1865. unless
s.ses sr- laid before.
t-5t1-1-S STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
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The following corporation has filed
it's certificate of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
Universal Carbon Co. organized at
kittery for the purpose of manufac-
turing ard dealing in carbons of every
description. with s1.OOOO0O capital
stock. of which nothing is paid in Of
nccrs: President. Albert II. Peavey Of
kittery; treasurer. Joseph w. Halves
of kittery. Certificate filed August
81, 1908.
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NIGHT NURSE
k>st in Perfect Trim by Right Food

Nursing the sick is often very
ourdensome to the nurse
Night nursing is liable to be even
more exhausting from the fact that
me demands of the system for sleep
are more urgent during the night
hours.
Va. lady. called on to act as night
nurse in the family. found the great
est support from the use of Grape
Nuts food. She says:
Our acquaintance with Grape Nuts
began eight years ago. We bought
the first package sold in this place.
and although we began as skeptics we
became converts to it's striking food
value
I used Grape Nuts first. to sustain
me when doing night nursing for a
member of the family. l ate tea
spoonful at a time and by slowly
cnewing it l was able to keep awake
and felt no fatigue.
Soon l grew to like Grape Nuts
very much and after our patient re-
covered | was surprised to find that 1
was not at all worn out" on account
'" broken rest. My nerves were
sTons and steady and my digestion
me. This was the more surprising
because l had always suffered with
weak nerves and indigestion. My cX-
perience was so satisfactory that
o.her members of the family took up
mrape-N Nuts with like results"
Ihere's a Reason"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
1reek. Mich, Read The Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs
EVER read the above letter? A nev
ono appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of huma,
interest.
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Miss Sybil NJ. Kittredge, one of the
clerks in the insurance department.
left yesterday morning for week s
vacation at Ocean Point.
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LITCHFIELD CORNER,

Mr. and Mrs. Cochran of Edgecoml
made business trip to Litchfcld Cor.
ner last week and called on their many
friends here. Mrs. Cochran was for
mcrly Miss Lettie Percy of this place
Mrs. Norman Higgins of Augusta is
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon at
the Higgins place for a week or two
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Briery and Mrs
Minnie Payne Savage attended church
at the Corner sunday morning
Harry Taylor of Maiden, Mass. ant
Thomas L. Moore of Attleboro, Mass
who have been the guests of Herr!
Taylor, returned to their homes Sat
urday.
The entertainment which was hello
Wednesday evening under the aus
pieces of the Woman's Relief Corps
WAS well attended and was a financial
sue cess. The entertainment which con-
sisted of music and readings. was OF
a high order, and much enjoyed by
all
The schools in town will begin Sep
TENDER T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tucker of South
Litchfieid attended the entertainment
Wedne sdav evening.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
with Mrs. Oren True at South Itch
field Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Smith is visiting her
father, Asa Smith. She expects to re-
turn in a few days to Chicago, where
she has a position as teacher.
Miss Matte Knight has gone to
Massachusetts for short stay with
relatives.
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LITCHFIELD.

POND ROAD-Miss c. II. Kendall of
Bowdoinham passed Sunday In this
place. the guest of Mrs. A. S. Gowcll.
Mrs. Julia Tibbetts went to Bow
doinham Monday for visit with her
daughter Mrs. Effie Small
Miss Ina Gowell returned to Angus
ia Sunday. after spending her Vaca-
ton with her parents.
Capt l.. NJ Bird was obliged to xiii
ono of his horses Saturday on account
Of a broken leg caused by a kick from
another horse.
Miss Emma Hildreth is quite III at
her home here.
A. r Berry is in town.
Mrs. r. l.. Merrill returned home
Sunday night. after passing few days
with friends in Augusta.
Friends to the number of IS met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Bow
lev Friday night. the occasion being
tho birthday of their daughter, Miss
Alice. The evening passed very
pleasantly with games. music and Sc
lections on the photograph. REFRESH
ments of candy, peanuts and bananas
joyable evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peacock. LOUIS
Peacock. Steve Wheeler and Mr.. ana
Mrs Eben Hinkley went on the eX-
cursion Sunday.
r. l.. Merrill passed Sunday with
friends in Augusta.
There will be game Of baseball
Sept. s on Elmer Hodgkins' field be-
tween The Brunswick road nine ana
tho Pond road nine. a good game Is
expected and all are cordially invited.
Warren Emery has been confined to
his home by illness for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Merrill and
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AMUSED ENTS.
Opera House.

That vaudeville. combined with TIL,
latest moving pictures has come TO
stay is attested by the delighted
crowds that nightly throng the Opera
House, and Manager Cuddy is being
warmly congratulated for his fore
sight and wisdom in providing such
excellent entertainments as arc being
given. a new set of pictures will be
exhibited today and tomorrow. To-
day will be the last opportunity %
seeing Emery and Nodine in their
clever act and Bert Spears in his;
Dutch monologue and songs, New
vaudeville features will be Introduced
tomorrow. Hours from l to $50 and
to 10 p. NJ. Adults 1Oc., children
sc.
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Township.
aPOOSTOOk COUNTY

AROOSTOOk COUNTY.
3 r. e w f.. l.. S.. 2.679
Il. r. d. w r.. l.. s., 9,T3
A, Il 8. w. f.. l. S. 542
&. r. 5, W F.. l.. s, So
Ii. r. II. W. f. l.. S., 5,703
FRANKLIN COUNTY
6. North Of Weld, $50
HANCOCK COUNTY.
l. North Division. 4125
T. South division, n. part. $50
IS, Middle Division. ia
PFNOBSCOT COUNTY.
A. r I, " r. L. s.. LOG
l. Indian Pur hase 1OU
PESCATAQCIs COUNTY.
g. r. l.? w. f. l.. s.. pa
l. r IA. w. f.. l.. s.. N. p. 155
g. r. g. y ". P, 10
G. X . A. w. p. 100
Days Academy Grant, 50
SOMERSET COUNTY.
l. R. /. n. Il. X p. lockwood. ATS
Washington County
10. r. 3, N. B. +. p, 60
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-
which is being carried on by the de-
rartment OF agriculture with a view of
eXtermliatIng the gypsy moth in Ma inc,
was at the department Tuesday on
matters Of business connected with the
work
In speaking of the crusade against
the pests. Capt. Phitrook said that
there was not Il great deal to say that
had not already been said, except in the
way OF report in progress. The men
are still working in the southwestern
part 0f the state and are continually
flndlng new infeStations. SQUADS of
men are now scouting in kittcry, Eliot.
YORK. Wells. kcnnebunkport, ktnlle-
bunk, North Berwick, South Berwick
ana Sanford. and are finding new in
festations two or three years old in
each town. The entire border on the
view Hamp&hre line will be secuted as
lar north as the winter weather will
permit.
a crew OF scouts will begin scouting
at Fryehurg the first of October and
VIII work IN that section until the
sho" prevents. At the suggestion of
Dr l.. O. Howard crews will also be
sent to Moosehead lake. the Rangeley
hkes and to Poland Springs, also to
inc various fishing resorts whore peo-
pie from Massachusetts cOngregate
during the pupa or caterpillar period
or the epsy moth, as it is the opinion
OF Or. Howard that the catcrpillars of
the moth may be found at the different
places mentioned. The department,
acting on this suggestion. will have
the territory covered before the cold
weather sets In
The number of men in the employ of
inc department and now engaged in
the work is 60. and by the middle of
October the United states government
VIII send to Maine an additional force
OF 80 men into the state.
commissioner Gilman in company
with DR. Howard and D. NJ. Rogers,
the government agent. made an auto
mobile trip through the infested part
OF The state last week, and the two
last named gentlemen will continue the
trip through New Hampshire and the
whole Of the infested region in New
England
capt. Philbrook stated that millions
OF the caterpillars of the gypsy moth
mad been killed in various ways during
'he season, and great numbers of in
lestations found and the egg clusters
destroyed. but that the situation was
still serious and that only by the most
persistent and thorough work can the
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family have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Smith.
w. H. Spaulding is making repairs
and improvements on his buildings
Mrs Edna Dodge of Newburyport,
Mass. who is visiting her father,
Charles Stevens. at the Pleasant Pond
House, passed Wednesday with Mrs.
w. II. Newell at Merrill's Corner.
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MALooF BROS.
ours

1909 will be our first season in conduct
ing parties through the ancient world Of
Riblicsl history. and those who con.
Template visiting that land OF suprs- :
histor,c interest will do we'll to Gre
snond with Mathew J. MalCof, headouaf-
lers, Box 24S7. G. P. O.. Boston. Mass.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-02

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF State Assessors was held a.
the Office of the board at the State
House Tuesday, commencing at II
o'clock in the forenoon. The session
was devoted to the transacting OF
business of routine nature.