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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
Red Sox Players Fighting
For Their Jobs.
BoWerman TO Join The Doves
.,-High|andeTs' Makeup.
Giants Predicting In Chilly Weather
...Joknson Out Of Game.

Little Rock. March 10.-Spurred by
the report, nf the wonderful showing
made by the colts in training for the
last tire" days, under the watchful
ewes az the veteran Jim Mcclure. the
five veterans from Hot Springs will g"
into competition against the young
sters ready to make the fight of their
lives.
They know that this year, # never
before. il is 4 case of the survival oil
the fl.trst." They know that past rec
ords are to go for naught. that merit
alone will tell and that this spring
Deacon Mcclure will east sentiment
and tradition To the winds and select
n team that the best critics beileEe
will be the most powerful aggre CATION
that has represented the Hub since
Jimmie Collins and his pennant win
ners last brought flag home to Bos-
ton.
Forty thousand odd dollars was the
price pafd by President Taylor last fall
in order to secure the best available
blood to build up decaying team. In
side of two weeks results will show
whether that 900 was wisely spent
The cream Of the Eastern. Western
and California Leagues are here under
one management and the keenest COM
petition Will be bound to "nsue. The
veterans at work for the past fort
night at the Springs realize what they
ar" to go against, and for that very
reason one Of the bitterest fights that
sver featured a big leagues spring
training camp will be on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
JOHNNY SUMMERS WINS
HIS BATTLE AT QUAKER CITY

Philadelphia. Penn, March 10
Johnny Summers of England defeated
George Decker in their Six-rOund bat
tie before the members Of the West
End Club Monday night. 1t was Il
rafting good fight from start to finish,
with Summers far in the lead during
the entire engagement. Summers aim
ed for Il knockout every time he punch
ed
Summers punched Decker almost at
will during the first round. In the sec
Ond Summers sent Il right to Decker'S
jaw and the latter went down to the
canvas for the count He managed to
get up in time To go on and stalled his
way through the next round. In the
fourth Summers fioored Decker twice
for the count Of nine, but was unable
to finish him. In the last two rounds
Decker just stalled to. prevent u
knockout and succeeded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. MARCH, ""
W..oat for Nav delivery declined near
Is three cents per huShcl on ~" local "N-
change today as result of heavy sales
by several Of the leading longs Al ~"
close the net loss for tie day was ~
M2E Corn was uD 80. Oats Wei" I.r.
higher. Provisions were -, l:1.c. to l"c.
lower.
The leading futures closed AS follows:
WIIEAT-May a$".ft 4; July SJlI; Srpt.
1914
CORN-May sat: july [2i.: Sept. 81
OATS-May old J33s MAY new 'l.
July old A.. July new i3t4.
MESS PORK May 12.071@ July J.. 4.
LAPD-May 49,: Jnlv S.nI: Scpt S.22il2
SHORT RIBS-May 6.1'; July 80.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady
W!IEAT-No. > sprinsy 16SGi1lo: NJ. " .
Mf0S: No. : red 1Mt36l4. ~
COHN-N". . 621Am63; No. yellow G%1-
0kTs-No. 3.a.@aa; No = white ~;
No. white llfiI3
RTf. No. IS.
MALTING-S2M93
FLAX SEEDING. | n"rthw. stern II.
Prime 4.i5.
CLONER-2oM.
SHORT RIBS f.Dt6i6Id
MISS pORK-l1 I5MllS1h..
LARD 7I7h
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-G.;NftG.1j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
GIANTS HAVE ONLY ONE
HOURS CHILLY PRACTICE

Marlin. Tex, March 10.--The Giants
returned to town Monday only to find
That cold wave had arrived and with
II brisk north wind, making over
coats necessary
McGraw hustled the players out to-
the grounds after midday ana put
tnen through one hours practice of
hitting and running bases alternating
With Maiarky as pitcher An hour was
enough. and as they started back to
the hotel Il mist WAS falling that later
developed into a sayaS. down puur of
rain.
Teri! Mct;ovcrn came ON with the
team from Dallas, chased all morning
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HlGHlANDERs MAKEUP
PRACTICALLY DECIDED

Atlanta Tia. March 10-The first
days reg lar practice of the High
landers showed such surprising results
that Monday night Manager Griffith
announced that he had practically de-
cided upon the makeup of the team
FOR the season. Unless accidents hap
pen In the mean time. Miles, the for
mer st. Louis player. will be the first
man to bat for the Yankees on the Hill
Top when the season opens on April
IA. Keller will be the second and
Stahl. Elberfeld. Chase. Hemphill and
Conroy will follow in the order named.
These men were at the ball park in
their regular positions and monopolized
the diamond both In the morning and
afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. March n.
F!O;'E-Fasy; spring patents 5.17JG,6 70
CORN-Higher: No. yellow a.
OATS-Unchanged; No. clipped White
g.
HAy-Inch;nged choice 23e9a 2s,J9
MILL FEED-Quiet.
STRING ERAN-"Slr'M. SO.
MINED FEED-2S.:0M3n0 tt.
POEn-Dull: medium 1850 l6.5c.
LARD-Quiet; 97,.
BEEF Steady; whole cattle SdSH
LAMBS-Steady; spring 1lMl2.
NFAI4S-Steadv. i115M1:iz.
BUTTER-Firm: northern 31T32.
CHEESE Firm York state 15HIl6.
EGGS-Firm; choice 27M2S; western -
G3h.
ApILES-Dun. No. Baldwins 2al2 =,
POTATDES-(Zuiet. Maine white Sass
SITGAR-Steady on Il basis OF 80 for
gr;,nulttcd.
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READFIElD.

Among the visitors at Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Hunts Sunday We're Ezra Percival
of Manchester. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Douglas of Hallowell, Fred HefTernan
and Miss Katina Medini of Augusta.
Mrs. Alice Morrow is caring for Mrs
Elliott Beale of Rents HILL who is i'll.
Mrs. Hattie Butler is suffering with a
teion on her finger. She had it laDced
and blood poisoning resulted SO that on
Saturday it was necessary to have 1t
! lanced a second time. Her many friends
hope for n speedy recovery. Mrs How
ard Wadieigh is assisting Mrs. Butler.
| MI and Mrs Will Hunt of Granite Hill
were calling in Readfield Sunday.
Master Chester Weymouth, the little 8
lyear-old son of Mrs. Clara Z. Brown O,
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BASEBALL NOTES

Joseph Bonner of Freeland, Pa. mas
signed contract 10 play the coming
season with Fall River OF the NeW
England League. Last season Bonner
covered first base for CataSauqua of
the Lehigh League.
Mike Lynch. one of the best ball
players ever turned out at Brown
University, and later with the Pitts
burg and New York National League
teams, is at present studying law in
Providence. preparatory to taking the
bar examination. He has just complet-
ed his course at Boston University. and
plans making Providence his home. He
has retired from professional baseball
for III time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
Augusta Market.

Augusta, Ne. Mar. ~ l~S.
PEANS-Pea, Maine. $500; N. Y. $1.75
yellow eyes. $50
BUTTER-Creamery. Soc; dairy. 25Q2Sc
solid. iSc.
ECiCiS-2ir. dozen.
GhAIN--Corn. Toe; meal TIC. per bu.
mixed feed, SIG cwt., cottonseed meal
S250; bag lots, sl.65
HAY-Loose, retail $500 per tor
pressed. SS.r: straw. $500: pressed, $500
SIIGAR-$5.20 per 100 lbs.
HONEY-Box, 1Sc.
MUTTON-9a1lc. per h.; spring lamb.
l2c.
OATS-65c per blu.
POTATOES per buShol.
PCULTHY-Fowl, He, chickens, 1S4l 30c
per Id.
WOOI-Unwashed o0c.
HInE I No !. -. ,,o ~ y" !; ,a C. -.
nkc.: homeless. half bbls, Ss.5O0S. rs;
Sprtng lamb. 15k@16c.
WOOD-Dry. hard. $s.5oas.OO ber cord.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
TOMMY BURNS BROTHER
GETTING INTO THE GAME.

Urged by the growth of the roll be
longing to his brother. Eddie Burns.
who claims that relationship to Cham
pion Tommy, has made his debut in the
ring and has already secured dates for
several matches. Young Burns be-
lieveS that he possesses the same fight
ing ability as his brother. and he has
started out in the 14a-pound. or welter-
weight class, with the evident inten-
ton of making good. He is built on
much the same lines as Tommy, and
those who have seen him in training
say that he gives every indication of
developing into good material.
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BOXING.
Jeanette Defeats Jim
Campbell In New York.
AtteII and DriSc0|I to Clash
Eddie Burns Making Matches.
Summers Beats Decker Jimmie
Stone and Wagner Draw.

New York. March 10.-Joe Jeannettc
defeated Jim Campbell. "Manley's
Coon" in their SiX-rounI fight at
Billy IcmerS Consolidated y. {. last
night. Jeanette outclaSssd his oppo-
nent after the first round bui he was
unab," To knock out his dusky adver-
sary.
Jeanette. usually the quintessence
of clnv"rneSS. was extremely awkward
and wild in last nights battle, and in
the first round he ran into IL right
hook which landed flush on his chin
ard dropped him for the count "f nine.
He reg;Ined his bearings in tn" sic
cccdirg sessions and cHtrpb"ll Went
t" the ii""! III every round after the
first
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SomerviIIe In Training.

Bath, Me. March 10.-(SpeciaD -
Bob Somcrville. the English wrestling
champion. who has yet to suffer a de-
feat from an American, is training
steadily for his match with Tom Rail-
ley of Buffalo in this city next Friday
evening and with a weeks training he
will be in prime condition to meet him
and will secure the decision. Several
bets have been put up on the local
wrestler and the followers of the sport
anticipate one of the best exhibitions
of the winter.
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Portland Market.

PORTLAND. Me. Mar 10. 1908
FI.OUR-Michigan and st. Louis.
straights. $3..D05ie; winter wheat pa
tents S.iGm5.50: spring wheat. baker
$515n5..5' spring wheat patents. $6O5t6. 80
GIAlN-CCrn ear lots, new, 1Gt73c.
bags 13fr1iC.: meal bauS &C.; oats car
lots &c; bags. 62m64c; MINI. sacked bran
bag lots. $500; winter wheat bran, car
lots, $3.50; bag lots. $e1.J0; brown mid
dllngs. ear lots, $3.50.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h.,
&c; tub creamery 3ic.: renovated, PC.
FGCS-Eastern fresh. &c; nearby
fresh &c: storage, 20G22c.
Ct1EESE-N. Y. and factory 1ehc. !;
sage. 1sQ15c.
Of.ANGES-s2 50fI315
LEMONS-S3.5Cp4.5 SO
PRODUCE-Beans, California pea. 81 rs
as: yellow eyes, $2.600265: red kidneys,
s.. 40no.6
POULTRY-Chicke 159i7c: turkeys,
1Sf2Cc.: fowl. 14G15c.
P2oVISiONS-Pork, heavy $500; medi-
UNI $1,000.
LARD-Purc tcs half bbls. S7sM31.c. :;
cases, 9ss6. l0lsc: compound, ties, half bbls
SUGAI;-f'x. quality large bbIs, $50:
FIX. quality small bifs, $50; lov 10. sacks
So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
JOHNSON CAN NOT
PLAY THIS SEASON.

Fullerton. Cal. March 1o.-Thc doc
torS " hT are in charge of Walter john
son. WaShington's pitching ph"nom-
"non. believe that he will not he able to
play bali this wear.
Johnson last week underwent an oir-
Grafton for the removal of a piece of
bone from an abcess. At first il was
thought that the young twrler Woul
recover quickly. but Johnson has been
making little progress. Although it is
hardly expected that Johnson will be
permanently affected. the doctors say
that it will be out Of the question for
him to return to tn" diamond without Il
seasons rest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11

The largest machine for planning
metal. and one of the largest machines
i'll the world. has been built for a Pitts
planes great slabs or beams 81 steel
with less fuss than an average car
penter makes in planning SiN-inCh
board. The total weight is S45.ooD
pounds: the tabl" il sixty feet long,
with Il stroke Of thirty feet; hight thir-
tyfivc feet: between uprightS, four
teen feet; driven by five electric mo
tors aggrcSating 2o7 h"rsepowcr-suf-
ficicnt power "a run a large factory. --
March Popular Mechanics.
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Boston Stock Market.
Boston. March II
New York Produce Market,

New York. March 10
FLOCR-Kcceipts 29.l2l. exports 5341
sales 1900; quiet and barely steady.
WHEAT-Receipts 1900: sales 400, 0N
futures. spot easy; No. red go ele-
vator: No. red 1no1s { o b ahoat: No. ]
northern Duluth 1874 afioat; No 2
hard winter 1l6s; f b a1oat
CORE-Receipts G450: sales 100000 fu-
lures. spot strong; No. 10 elevator and
66 o b afoat.
OATS-Rcceipts 13o.5Oo: exports 1895;
spot steady; mixed 26I32 lbs 81: natural
white 2SLa2 lbs. 57G6o; clipped white 32G
40 lbs. eGf565
BEEF-Firm.
LAKD-Barely steady; western prime
Z. I5G37S5.
PORK-Steady.
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6OWERMAN WILL JOIN
THE BOSTON NATIONALS

Baltimore. March 1n-Manage "Joe''
Kelley Of the Boston National baseball
team has received assurances that
Catcher Bowennan will jon the club
at the training grounds at Augusta
Ga, next week. Bowerman has beer
holding off since the transfer from the
New York team was effected, but
through the diplomacy of Manager
Kelley all t. lA".,tinns that promised
10 keep the pla, md club apart have
been happily a@r,s ad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
HAcKENSCHMlDT TO
WREsTLE TWO MEN.

Boston, March lo.-Whcn George
Ha"kcnschmidt, the "Russisn Lion
and worlds champion wrestler, appears
in E"%tpn Il week from tonight, he will
be- seen in action against two men. His
opponents will he the two best heavy
weight wr"stlers procurablc. Hack Will
tackle one at tch-lS-catch-c and
the other at Roman style. He
will also appear with Il partner, cN-
planning the holds he uses and in pos
ing.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

"Wednesday sam LnnEford vs.. Larry
y rmpc Eoalo>" \. g.; INK Russell VS.
Jimmy GIIdnc.'. New York: thing
I,urlcv vS. Johnny Summers. New York
Thursday Bobby Tic<l" W. Monk the
N"WShov. IL manSNillc. x. l.: Low Shep-
pdrti W. Harry Ferns. New York: Young
i\ii Gritfn vs.. Blink Met l"SkcN New
York: Mike Cunningham vs.. Tommy
Dawson. Lewiston, Nc
Friday JOHNNY Summers vs. Bert
krA"s. Schenectady. \. y: Torlmy Now
att vs.. Tommy Devlm, Hot Springs, Ark.
johnny Coulon vs.. Young; Terry Mc.;ov-
err. Los Angeles.
Satufday-Cyclone Thnnpsnn IS. John
ny Murphy. Gonna. Cal. Terry Martin
vs.. Jack blackburn. Philadelphia.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. March ~.
Spot closed quiet :, points lower. Mid
ding uplands 1l.50: do. gulf 1i.115. Ma
sales.
Galveston quiet. J1"s: Charleston quiet
II: Memphis quiet IL GIG; New ORLEANS
finn. III. Savannah quiet, Il.
Net receipts for four days Is. i%ff'
Exports To Great Britain I,I'I; t.
tine continent 1J,iIi.
Stock g. Gni
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The Kidneys and the Skin.

In the spring. the kidneys have
much to do. If they are weak or
torpid, they Will not DO it well, and the
skin will be pimply or blotchy. That
is telling the story in q few words.
Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens and
stimulates the kidneys. cures and pre-
vents pimpleS, blotches ana ali
cutaneOus cruptions.
Don't fail To take it.
Buy Il bottle today
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ATTEL WILL CLASH
WITH JERRY DEISCOLL

Boston. March 10.-Abc Ntcl has
signed articles binding him to fight
Jerry Driscoil, The crack English
fcathrrWeight, for the championship
III that class
The contest is 10 take plac" in san
Francisco in April. the date Ia be set
later. DriScoii is to be guaranteed
$500 win, lose or draw. and allowed
expenses. TIL" match Will be 122
pounds rnESiIc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago. March ~.
TrIt,-lt"orintS estimated about 400.
market steady: steers 46istit:D
IIOGS-Rcc"iptS estimated about 22,mr.
m3rI;o; &c. lower; choice heavy SHIPPING
-erii ~.
SHF.Er-Reccipt estimated about IL
COO market steady to strong: sheen 4.G
ft6S,: lambs 6GhM1lI; yrarlings GrN,h-1.
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JIMMY STONE AND
JOE WAGNER DRAW.

New York, March Johnny Stone.
of the Pavonia a. G.. and Joe Wagner
fought six rounds in the star bout at
the Dry Dock a. G.. last night. Wag-
ner rushed repeatedly but his aggreS-
siveneSS was offset by Stones clever
jabbing. The bout ended Il draw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11
MARKET REPORTS

SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining 34Sm
80: centrifugal 30 test g. nolasses SUI
gar 3.2.Mi32!5. refined steady.
BUTTER-Steady, unchanged; receipts
1854.
and nearby fancy selected white 70; good
to choice 24M.J
POTATOES Quiet, unchanged.
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SPORTING NOTES.

AZ ordinance" designed to prevent The
publication Of information on horse
races and betting was passed by the
city council nf Los Angeles Monday
night. over Mayor Harpcr'$ veto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11

ed. 4 school will b. held in the Mil
H<cn district and the committee voted
to transport the scholars from the Mcr-
riiI district to the Millikcn district
ana from the Indiana district to
Spears Corner. School will commence
April 13
Th" League of the LongfelloW school
met Friday evening at the home Of
Ella Spear.
Frank ]. Staples and daughter Hor-
tense Of Augusta We're visiting friends
at tn" Corner Sunday.
Walter c. Curtis returned from RoS-
ton Friday, where he disposed Of q
car ot apples at Il good figure, con-
the present time.
Tie iron bridge to be used at the
Cole stream was hauled last week.
Dick Eosignoll has re-cngaged with
Bert Hoyt for the coming season.
Henry Taylor Of Litchficld was a
caller ut the Corner Monday.
WEST CHELSEA
Jamcs Thcmuson met with i serious
accident one day last week. While try
right hand was caught in such a way
That his thumb was pulled out. The in
Jured member Was dressed by DR.. Strout
of Gardiner.
Clarence Martin and family have
moved into the house owned by Miss
Julia Judge on the Birmingham road.
Ms. Nathan Richards, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. C. G. Dondero,
has returned TO her home in St. Adams
NJ. and Mrs. c. W Hunt are doing the
work for Mr. Hunts fsmily, while he is
on the jury.
Mrs N. l.. Rollins. who has heen con-
fined to her bed with grip. is able to be
abort again.
Miss Elizabeth Smith has returned to
her work in Randolph, after a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. II. Z. White.
Mr.. and Mrs Chase have moved into
the Barrett house for the summer
Theodore Hayes recently sold 500 BUSH
els of potatoes to an~Aueusta firm for
the Soldiers Home market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-11

Manchester. is breaking "A pair of hcifer
Master Weymouth is Il smart ntle fell
low and handles the goadstick over his
team in WAY that would do credit to
an older teamStcr.
NJ. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dudley Of Man
chester had as Sunday guests Marcellus
| Blaisdell of Sidney. T. J. Dudley Of
| Readield. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Gordon
and son Herman, Charles ChaunCy Scott
and Belle Fificld and Lee Hall Of Bel
grade.
Charles Fifed passed Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Filield, re-
turning Monday to Monmouth to his
w"rl, of packing apples.
/ Mr. and Mrs. T.. a. Gordon ana dau.-ll-
| ter Nellie and Mr.. ana Mrs. viii Spauld-
ing were at Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hunt 3
Sunday
George TihhcttS Of Belgrade Hill was in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Schools in Readfieid will open Monday,
, April 6. with the same corps of teachers
| az last term, as far as possible. The
school board and superintendent of last
prospect of n prosperous school year. All
| arrangements are made for the building
| of a new schoolhouse on Kent's Hill, the
| contract being made with reliable parties
| from Iiye,1norc
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Given Up to Die.

u. Spiegel. 1.oi n. Virginia 81 Evans
Will. Ind, writes: For over five years
affections which caused No much pain
and worry. ] lost flesh AMI all rIin
down, and a year ago bad to abandon
physicians who dill me 10 good ana |
was practically given w to die. Foley
Kidney Cure was recommended and The
first bottle gave me great relief. and at
t"r taking the second bottle WHS cntlre-
w cured" WIZ not let II help you.
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over the field, afterWard running five
miles IN road. with the result that
when he appeared at the bathhouSe
dripping with perspiration he had re-
moved five pounds of fat.
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No grade. slL0O@slooO. No. 3
giI'dc. NcwH$l6@, rye stray per ton,
$l4nsl5: "at straw. sIi1sl15G.
GAR Gut loaf and crushed 81 10.
STANDARD powdered. $50. graIItIiItcd
vi. yellow C's.. t...Nh I'll
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Il Aries 2tMf26
EGGS Easy: at market. cases includ-
ed. 17':r,1S: frsts Is: prime Grsts 10; cN-
tras y.
CUEl2SE-St steady: 12l.Mll
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WiNDSORVILLE,

Mrs Leon Sturtevant was recent
guest of Mrs. J. b. Stiphcn
Mrs. Freeman is very il, with pneu-
MONA Mrs. Frank Bragg is caring
for her.
Abram Choate who is very i'll rc-
mains about the same.
Mrs. Harriet c. Greeley is conya-
descent.
Mrs. Sarah Melvin. who has been III
several weeks. shows slight improve
nlent.
Mrs. Jane Taylor is suffering from,
an attack of the grip
Mrs Minnie Pratt of Vassalboro ,s
IN town caring for her mother. Mrs
Jane Taylor
Dr l.. A. Croker of Augusta was II
town on business Friday last.
MT and Mrs. Bert Coombs who hav,
Zen NiS'ting their father, Anthem,
Soomos' have returned to their nom,
N Dover. n. H. '''
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COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
SIDN

Mr and Mrs. G. Il. Reynolds were
calling on friends in Belgrade Sunday.
w. NJ Butterfieid of Manchester. n.
H.. IS at his cottage here for a few
days.
Mrs. +. q. Morrison visited friends
III Wat'rville several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballentine Of Bath are
visiting her sister, Mrs r. W. Lonsley.
Mrs j. n. Swift visited friends in
Augusta several days last week
J. +. Sawtelic loaded n car with an
pies at Oakland Monday.
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New York Money Market.
New York. Mare

New York. March ~.
Prime mercantile prper ,laFt6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4N .l6' -
for Demand ANA ut 49, 40 iS35C for GD-day
bills.
Commercial bills iSlsMiS5
Bar silver 5Jii.
Mexican dollars Il.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call easy at 1;4M2 per cent.
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HORSES
The Journal
Job Print

When you see the journal I'M
print on a piece of printed mat
ter you may know it's an o. Is.
job. That work was taken at
fair price; it was executed
neatly. and artistically; it was
delivered at the time agreed:
and it is a credit to printer and
customer.
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WEST GARDINER.

SPEARS CORNER-A verdict has
been rendered against the town for
$3.50 in the Philbrook case. An appeal
has been taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fairbanks
and daughter Ruby passed Friday,
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends
in Belgrade.
Walter S. Merrill was drawn for
jury service last week.
At Il meeting of the school board.
held Friday evening. the superintend-
emit who served last year was re-elect-