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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May u.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm. No. rye. s4@S6c; feed or
mixing barley, 6SmI0c; fair to choice mailing
barley 691s 07oIAc: haxseed. No. / southwest
ern, 81 so; No. / northwestern, 81 SO; timothy
seed, So so: clover. 50. 90; mess pork, per bar
rel SIS .0JtdlS. 10: lard. per 100 pounds.
$40. 4T1a: short ribs. sides (loose), 50. S7la a
10 .05; short clear sides tboxedl, $40 COG 10. p
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal 10 S3,O 900 bushels: primary receipts were
2i2 COO bushels, compared with $4,000 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. The worlds
visible supply of wheat, as shown by Brad
streets decreased S.I00,00o bushels. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 4 cars; corn, 50
ears; oats, II ears; hogs, 1000 head.
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Hone,

The only change in quotations is an advance
IA evsporated apples. The market Tor both
fruits and raisins is very quiet, the latter be-
ing particularly dull However. everything bids
fair to clean up before the incoming of the new
crop. except raisins and peaches
Fruits-Evsporated apples, 61s@7Ae; aprieots,
1G10c; fancy moorpark, 11dl2c peaches. Al
4hc for standards 415@4Ac for choice and so
&c for fancy; pears. 4@Sc; pitted plums. ia a
Sl5c: nectsrines. 41a@511c; figs. 4d5c; prunes
size basis, pa @2slc, with 1c premium for the
large sizes.
Raisins layers-2 crown. 90c: 3
crown, 81: seeded. 4G4lsc; Thompson's seedless
3Lc for unbleached; seedless sultanas 21sc:
loose muscstels. 3tae for 4 crown. Sc for crown
and 2It m2Iac for crown.
Nuts Almonds, nonpareils. fSd131sc; IXL.
1915 GI3%c: ne plus ultra. be- Drake. II all 1sc;
Ianguedocs zoe: bardshells TGSc. Walnuts
91sc per 10 for No. l softshells o. for No > do
chestnuts S@10c per lb for Italian; nlberts. 12is
M14c; pecans. 15M1Ic
Honey-Nominsl.
Beeswax-2IIs @29c per ID FOR light and 2J@
26c for dark.
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Hides, Wool, Hops and Hay Firm
Dried Fruits and Raisins Quiet

sunerape 81 2O675. .5O- Oregon aud Washington,
ner bhI 81 S5a5 rs for family. bakers and pat
ents and S43Oe7 l. so for cut on: Kansas patents.
ST so: do straig ghts $50. do clear. ~ DaAo.%
patents SS 10: do -straights $3.50; do ciear'
$50 per bbl
FarinaceSus Goods-PriceS in packages net
cash no discount, are as follows. Granam uouI :
S. Is per 100 lbs; rye hour s. so: rye meais
Sc so, rice aour, 81; corn meal. $3.25; extra
cream do S3 IS: Oat neal So: Oat greats, -;
hominv Sc 8O6n4. buckwh -four $4.75; whole
wheat -four S4; rolled oats. bbls SI.5OQS. IN
sacks $567.5O: extra cream do. IS ia SACKS ana
IS so in barrels: rolled wheat. bbls $5-75, in
sacks 81. .25@5 %: pearl barley. $3.50, split peas
boxes. s5.T5 for yellow and S6.25 for green per
100 lbs
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New York Money Marker

NEW YORK. May 1I.-Money on call sfeadx
IL az per cent; ruling rate, ?: closing hid III
offered st IL. -
Time loans fairly active and firm: 60 davx
25. ak per cent; 80 days, 21s@23t; 6 months
3d3L per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 31z64 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S6356d4 $3.50 for ca AZ = !,
bills and at 81 S770 for demand
Commercial bills. $4.S5sf @4SG1k
Bar silver 53Ikc
Mexican dollars 44c.
Bonds-Government and railroad, steady.
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Poultry and GANG

Large young chickens particularly young
ROSTERS aud good sized fryers. continue to lead
the other kinds of poultry in point OF demand
and frmness and sales OF such at prices above
the quotations sometimes made Broilers
are still arriving freely and can only be sold
at low figures. the demand for them being
limited. Squad pigeons weak and slow OF
sale. owing to the abundance OF small broilers.
week.
SGM7 for large and SS@10 for extras: young
ROSTERS S9dl2; old rOosters. 81. seas: fryerS
S7G9 for large and $5dG for small: broilers
s4Q5 for large and S250a3.50 for small; ducks
seas; pigeons. sl@1.25; squads, 81; geese, 81. 30
al. 70 per pair.
i.ania-N Nominal.
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New YORK Grain Marked

NEW YORK. May 11.-Flour-Receipts
1000 barrels; exports, us. Market quiet and
unsettled.
Wheat-Receipts IS 600 bushels. Market for
spot firm. No. red $1.43 elevator and ST. Is
nominal f. 0. b. aaoat; No. L northern Duluth
Si-33Is T. o. b. a6oat; No. hard winter
81 .}3Is f. o. b. a6oat.
Bull support developed aggressiveIy in wheat
today and prices bad q strong advance helped
by less favorable crop news, higher cables and
big decrease in worlds stocks. Final prices
showed 1d1Lc net advance. May closed ut
$l.34 July at $1.205s and September at 81 1885
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. May 11.-F1ax. $685..
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SEATTLE. May 11.-Clearings s.. o6so3 bal
anees, SITS, ,799.
SPOKANE, May 11-clearings, 81, ,4s7. .2o3;
balances 5000 521
PORTLAND. May 1l-clearings. 81 $40 1o4;
balances, S166, ,SST.
TACOMA. May 11.-clearings, 1922, $40; bal
ances, S115312
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Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. May l1-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's 5
show the following changes in available supplies
as compared with previous account:
Wheat--Uuited States east of the Rockies
decreased $3.50. 900 bushels; Canada, increase
SO 900; total. United States and Canada, de-
crese 3.411 600; nhoat for and in Europe, de-
crease 100000; total American and European
supply, decrease s, I'll 600
corn-united States and Canada. decrease
l. S23 900 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, decrease
9S3 900 bushels.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and the coppers higher.
Sharp advance in spot and future cotton.
Fair business on the local stock boards.
Wheat advances at Chicago; unchanged
here.
Barley, oats and minor grains unchanged.
Flour and cereal goods firm.
Hay keeps high Some chsnges in beans.
Eggs and cheese lower. Butter firm.
Summer vegetables in good supply.
Old crop potatoes firm.
Fresh fruit market well supplied.
Dried fruits and raisins generally quiet.
Live. dressed and cured meats unchanged.
Hides, wool and hops firm.
Silver and sterling exchange slightly
higher.
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wheat Market

" ASffINr IUN
TACOMA. May n.-Milling; Bluestem Si.25
"a 80: club S1.14. Exp0rt-Bluestem, S1.2 .
club, S114: red. S1.09
SEATTLE May 11.-No milling Quotations
Export-Bluestem, S1.24: red. 81 90; club, Sl.14
ReceiptsAWheat 5 ears: oats, 1 ear.
OREGON
PORTLAND May 11--Trsck- prices: Club
Sl1sQ1.20. Choice milling: Bluestem. S1.211A
01.30: turkey red, S1.1S; red Russian, $1.1J
valley SLIT.
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Flour and Farinaeeou. Good.

Everything in The line Of four and fartnn.e
goods continues frm. with quotations 4.
letnFc
Flour-California family extras ST. f06i7 No,
without discount; bakers extras, Sc. 40des5'
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san Francisco Money Market

ing exchange somewhat hrmer. Other local
rates were unchanged. Berlin on London was
higher.
Conditions in the money market the same
as for several months past, and for loans
show variation.
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Condition of the Treasur,

WASHINGTON. May II--Today's Statement
of the Treasury balance in the general fund
exclusive u $3.50. 0@.UoO gold reserve shows,
Gold coin and bullion. S45 $50; gold certifi-
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Large and Varied List Of Stocks
And Bonds Sold in Moderate Lots
Northern Business

Gates. SIS. .s75, $40; available cash balances.
$123 0S0, $50
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PortIand butter Market
Egg Iarkef in Nearby CountIes

PORTLAND May 11.-City creamery extras,
25Q26c; fancy outside creamery, 24126e; store,
1SM20c.
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Lambs (per Ib)-Yearllng lambs. sc; this
years milk lambs. lze.
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing le0
TO 140 lbs, 7G7Ac; 40 to 250 lbs, 9Ae; zoo
10 800 lbs 6st 07c: rough. heavy hogs, 413@oe;
common, undesirable hogs. 494l2c.
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| |LA I'll - =
.Ailis-Chal Ist IS. S5fs'
Amer Agricul IS. .100ia
Amev ~eSr - ss.l049s
Amer Tobacco 4s. S0is'
DO 6s .-.--1I2
Afch gen IS .I0l1s'
Do S J. lst 4. 95Aa
DO " As ....I10L
DO cr - -..iI12
ATTAIN C.L 1st Il 81
Balt g. Ohio As iOl
DO gas . 9s1s|
TO : " 3lzs.-. 81
brooklyn RI e IS S7szl
Can So Isl 6s. .IO6ls
Central OF Ga IS. .IO9st
Tent Leather 5s.. 9S5k
ORR u NJ sn Js.i2Sss
Ciics & Ohio 4lss.I05
DO ref - ctfs. .102
Chi a Alton 3sss. 1865
y & . Joint f. 81
DO gen - .10of.s
.Al& SIP "a 3e4s 9ils'
C.RI& Pac col IS sos
Do col IS . a3a,
10 refdg 4s -. 93lsl
&-C.C g. 81 gn ze 97a,
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Colo Indus 5s... 76 So Railway 5s....1i2
Colo Midland Is. S6 Do gen As ...... ~ <
Col So r&ext 4i2s 99bs Union Pacific As lO3
Del & Hud cv s.105lal Do cv-4s -. .IOTe.
Do 1st ref As. .IU214 Do Ist 4 ref As 997S
Den & Rio As % 70 5 Rubber 6s. i04la
Do ref 5s s43i Steel I'd IS. IG43s
Distillers IS n IVA Car Chem Is. %
Erie prior lien As. S9ls Wabash Ist 5s. -. .1i2-4
Do gen Is -. as Do 1st & ext Is. 1873
Do cv As, ser A S0H Western Md Is. Sc
Do cv Is, ser 73A Westing FL cY 5s. 93%
Gen Elect cF IS. 1908 Wis Central Is. 95ss
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Mining stocks

San FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following We're the sales on the San franeisct
stock and bond exchange yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Producc NAV =
Provisions

Packers and wholesalers report the market
firm with the demand fair and quotations nm
changed
Cottoene-one half Dbl. lose: 3. half bbls
l0lac; tierce, 10asc; 9 tierees, i0hc; tierces
l0isc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows
lbs, 19c; to 10 lbs. 1SI4c 10 to II lbs isc:
sugar cured bacon, 23c: Arrow bacon. s TO 10
lbs, 1sc; 10 TO II lbs, 7i5c; light dry salt
bacon, to 10 lbs. lie; 10 to II lbs Ice; me-
dium bacon 14c; light medium bacon, 14c.
Iard-Tferces 13c, Sos 13Ac, los 1890, rs
1880, 3s lie; compound lard. tierces Sc, JOs
SIC. los Sssc, IS s5Sc. 3s De; yellow cooking
OIL 53c per gal; white cooking oil, soc per gal;
salad oil. 56c per gal.
Beef--Local prices are quoted Export lots.
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbI
higher Extra family beef $50 per bbi; family
beef, $3.50 per Dbl; extra beef $14 per bbl.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels, 5000: clear.
S23; mess S2i.50; pig pork. S25; pigs feet. So
for half bbls. $2.35 for % lb kegs and $3.50 for
kits; smoked beef. 191a @20c per lb
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NA - - 49, oE ~
l. Shor deb As, 1881 96
J. & \ unified As. .l01
". X e. Tex Ist IS 99Tk
Do LIST & ref zs. S6
Do gen 4.3s -. 91At
No Pacific As. S3k
\ r Of Mex 4izs. 1885,
\ \ c gen 3lzs.. 93Iz
Do deb As -. 95If
Ny City zlss,new.ll2i5
SY.NH & II cv6s. 1881
Nor & W 1st conzs aSK
DO cv 4s .... 9SJs
Nor Pacific Is. los
Do IS .-.. 20
o ; Line rfdg 4s. 95l<
Pa cv 3szs. 1915. 97la
Pa con As -10f@
Reading gen ~. 100
81 L d 5 r fg As. SIS
Do 4izs ... 951s
- l. ; W con 4S. T9sk
DO aSf gold Is. 94I1
Seai,oard 4 I. 4s. 50
So Pacific col As 81
Do 1st REF 4s.- 94Fs
Do cv As ctfs. 1905
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Meaf Market

Meat Market
Prices for all descriptions stand about the
same. The market Is amply supplied with
beef and mutton. and good many hogs are
coming in.
DRESSED MEATS
Saughterers' rates to dealers and butchers
Beef-7M SC per lib for steers. 61sGTc for
cows and heifers.
yeal~-6is 07lac for large and sG9e for small.
Mutton--Wethers, 0Sc: ewes. 607c per lb.
Lamb--9c for heavy and 913@10c per Ib for
small.
aud isGf0c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No fat steers 900 lbs. alive. 4Stc,
under 300 lbs 4lsc second quality, 4l4c; thin
undesirable steers. 3M4c-
No. / cows and heifers. sac; second quality,
3l4t: common. thin. undesirable cows. 2lsc
Fat bulls and stays. 2m2ttc: thin bulls. s4e
Calves --Isrt weight, per Ib. JWjl4c; me
slnn. 1lsm4atc: hcasy. 3Mmftic.
sleep fpcr lbl--Wethers No. !. 4a4c; ewes
No. j, 3stM4c; sAorn sheep, 1sc less.
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READING ADVANCES
IN FINAL DEALING
Dull Day in Wall Street, With
Only Slight Animation in
Closing Hour
New York stock List

T. = Hutton a Co. 40 California street,
.nember1 OF the New York stock exchange,
furnish the following list Of bonds and stock
sales yesterday:
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New York Mining stocks
Boston stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. May 11.-Traders and weak holders
sold stocks. expecting the market TO sag. but
found the whole list being quietly accumu-
lated and when the shorts undertook TO cover
they found the market practically bare of stocks
The feeling on coppers and the metal market
is much bullish
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by f. +. Hut
ton Co. 490 California street San Fran
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silyer-Steady; "a 7-l6d per ounce.
Money al per cent
The rate OF discount in the omen market for
short bills is AL 5-16 per cent and for
three months bills IA al SIC per cent
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New York Bonds

70. 300-TotaI shares sold.
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y. III
No record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

LOhU, NO. VaSSaIDOrO.
= w. A, No. Vassalboro. Repub-
BAPTIST, merchant, married; age
MI IN Montville; educated in
dles. senools and Dirigo Business
.chs started in life as a school
5s.s f and clerk; belongs to several
No. :, ana Master of Vassalboro
'sse No. 81 F. & A. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

Merrill. Frank p, Bluehill Repub-
lican, Baptist, merchant, married; age
So Born in Bluehill, and educated in
the public schools. Has held the Of
fees of Selectman, Town Treasurer,
Trial Justice, Trustee Bluehill Acad-
envy. One of the executive commit
tee Bluehill Geo Stevens Academy.
President for past IA years of Hancock
County Agricultural Society.
Moore, Luther r., Saco. Democrat,
Unitarian, lawyer, married; age 80.
Born in Limerickfand educated at
Limerick Academy. Admitted to York
county bar in 1890; became member of
firm of Fairfield & Moore in 1891. Has
a large general practice and care of
trust estates. Connected with many
business enterprises locally and South
and West. Taught school while read
ing law. Mayor of Saco three years.
Alderman two years, member of Schous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

Paul, Nathan, Naples. Republican,
no RELIGIOUS preferences. lock keeter.
married; age 46. Born in Naples. and
attended school there. Selectman
several years.
Peters. John A., Ellsworth. Repub
lican. Protestant, lawyer, married; age
A. Born in ELLSWORTH: graduate of
Rowdoin Collge, class of 'S5. Judge of
the Ellsworth Municipal Court from
1896 to 1908.
Pinkham, Eli H., Lincoln. Democrat.
no religious preferences. merchant,
married: age 81. Born in Lincoln and
educated there. Town Clerk twelve
Member of last House.
Quinn, Thomas. Milinocket Demo-
crat, Roman Catholic single; merchant
tailor, age 35. Born in Salem, N. Y,
and educated at Washington Academy
in that town. Came to Maine from
New York in. 1897 and located at
MiIlinocket in 1901. Has served three
years on the Board of Selectmen of
Millinocket.
Ross, Walter. Bangor Democrat, no
religious preferences reported; in the
steam towage business, married. Born
in Bangor, receiving an academic edu-
cation. Brought up to- work from his
earliest years. For years he worked
as a tow boat captain; being in COM
mand Of the Howell, the Ralph Ross
and the Bismarck, all ocean-going
boats of great power. Has for some
time been the manager Of the Knicker-
booker Steam Towing Company's boats
on the Penobscot ard Kennebec rivers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

STEWART NJ PRESLEY. West Lubec
Presley, Stewart NJ, Prescott. Re-
publican, Methodist, farmer and manu-
facturer, married; age So. Born in
Trescott; received his education in the
public schools of his town. Growing
into manhood he took a deep interest
in town affairs. and has held from time
to time all the principal offices within
the gift of the voters including As
SCISSOR, Selectman, School Committee
and Tax Collector. filling them with
credit, and making an especially
efficient collector. At present he is
Town Clerk and Member Of the School
Committee Member Of Orange River
Grange of Whiting, and of Cobscock
Tribe, I. o. r. M.
Porter, Percy NJ, MapIeton. Repub-
lican, Methodist, farmer, married; age
81. Born in Castle Hill and attended
the public schools. Superintendent of
Schools two years, First Selectman of
Mapleton three years, Justice of the
Peace. Was connected with the State
School for Boys six years. Belongs
to Castle Hill Grange and to Masonic
Lodge in Washburn.
Pattangall, William Robinson, Water
Vile. Democrat, Unitarian, lawyer and
editor, married; age 43. Born in Penn
broke; educated at the University of
Maine. Member Of the Legislature
1928 and 1901-02. Acted with the Re-
publican party from 1896 to 1893.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

served as selectman and superinten-
dent of schools. Member Of the
Grange, the Knights of Pythias, and
Jamestown Lodge, No TT, p. G. z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

Kelley, John p, Boothbay. Repub-
mean, Free Baptist, steamship agent,
married: age 80. Born in Boothbay;
educated at Boothbay high school and
Lincoln Academy, graduating in the
class of 1895. Agent for Eastern
steamship Co, and American Express
Co, at Squirrel Island, Sclectman Vt
Boothbay in 1S9S-99 Page in House
OF Representatives, sessions of 18S9-3i
Has taught twenty terms of school in
Boothbay. Treasurer of Lincoln
County Republican Committee and
member of Boothbay Republican Town
Committee for past eight years Has
been in employ of Eastern Steamship
Co. for eleven seasons. Member Of
Boothbay Lodge x. OF p, Bay View
Lodge. f. e, A. M, of East Boothbay
Boothbay Grange and f. H. Dnlloff
Camp Sons OF Veterans of Boothbay
Harbor. Always a Republican.
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Robbins, Alexis o., Fort Kent.
Democrat, Baptist general merchant.
married: age 81. Born in Danfortn
and educated at the Madawaslsa
Training school, Always a Democrat.
Sleeper, C. NJ, South Berwick.
Democrat, physician. A graduate Of
Bowdoin Medical School, 'S3. and has
been practicing % years. Chairman OF
the Democratic County Committee and
member of the Democratic State Conn
mittee from York county. Has served
on the South Berwick School Board for
16 years and is connected with many
local institutions. He is a Mason Of
high degree, Past Scribe of the Grand
r. A. Chapter Of Maine.
Spear, Moses R., Warren. Democrat.
Congregationalist, Waterman. married:
age 60. Born in Warren: attended the
public schools Of Warren and Thomas
ton. Has, held the Office Of Selectman.
Member Of the House in 10000.
Strickland, Frederic H., Bangor.
Democrat, Unitarian, lumber dealer
married; age So. Born In Bangor:
educated there and at worcester, Mass.
Member Of House in 1907.
Snow, John A, scarboro. Republi-
can, lawyer. 3; 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

Committee three years, and City
Solicitor one year Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the First District
in 1904; president of Saco Savings
Bank: director Saco National Bank and
Saco Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Member of last House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

public schools. Has served on the
Board of Selectmen, also on the School
Board. Member of Lynde Lodge Of
'Masors, of Hermon, and of Mount
Moriah Chapter r. A. Masons Of
Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

JOHN E. MERRILL, West Durham
Merrill, John F., West Durham.
Democrats no religious preferences,
teacher, single; age %. Born in Dur
ham; educated at Bliss Business
College, Lewiston, and Tilton Semi
nary, Tilton, n. II. A leading athlete
in Tilton Seminary being captain of
football eleven in 1905. A Notary
Public. Since attending Tilton Semi
narE he has been Il very successful
teacher in various parts OF the State.
Member o. eureka Grange Ct Durham
and has held Offices in same.
Moulton, Henry NJ, Cumberland
Democrat. physician ana farmer. E,du-
Gated IN Wcstbr9o', Seminary, attended
Bo.Idoin college /arG received his de-
gree from Dart mouth Medical School,
'SJ. In addt'n 90 a large practice he
is a practical, farlicr Belongs to tire
Patrons Of Iius5andry
&erricr, waldo w, Princeton. Re
publican, Ipnsrg s;ttion2t.s married.
general III rcil&rt, age Al, Born in
frincetoa and o;,uc"t"d il common
5..i}eu:s There. Formerly in lumber
business vita hi@ iGther. Is now chair
r.;!! ST The bpard of >"!cctmen Of
liinc, ten.
miller. Alien IT,, Lincolnvillc. Demo-
crat, II" religious preferences. dairy
farmer, married; age So Born in
Iincclnville. and educated at the high
school. Selectman two years. Mem
Der of the Legislature in 1S90-'91.
McrrilieId, Clarence IT,, Rockland.
Democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

LropeF, r. KAvANOUGH, Portland
k.ranough George f., Portland.
erhliean, Methodist, retail boot and
/. dealer, single; age 40. Born in
80. educated at Oxford, Hebron
,.mv and at business college.
y years in Portland city govern
4. chairman Republican city conf
~ in 1907; two years member OF
[.berland County Republican COM
E,se Member of Oxford Lodge F.
\ NJ, Mt. Vernon Chapter. Coun-
and Portland Commandery K. r.,
La Temple, Portland Lodge Elks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-06

FRANKLIN Il. REDLON, Portland.
ReGlon Franklin r., Portland Re-
publican, Episcopalian, contractor and
builder, married; age 81. Born In
Gorham and educated in the public
schools of Portland. Served as Alder
man in the city of Deering two years.
Past President Portland Building Ex-
change; Past President Maine Charita-
BILE Association; Past Master Ancient
Landmark Lodge F. & A. M; Past
High Priest Greenleaf Chapter r. A.
NJ; Past Eminent Commander st.
Alban Com. K. T.; Member Portland
Lodge b. p. o. E.; Member I. O. 0. F.;
Portland Modern Woodman; Member
Kora Temple and SO degree Mason;
Present Grand High Priest of the
Grand r. A. Chapter of Maine.
Learned the Mason's trade in 1876 and
has been in the business practically
ever since. Always Republican.
The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1909-10-01
Second annual RALLY DAY
ROYAL NEIoHBORS OF AMERICA
CoNoREoATE HERE.
More than One Hundred Visitors
Present from Neighboring
Towns Days Poogram

The second annual rally day of
the Royal Neighbors of America, in
Guiding the lodges of Brown county,
Kansas and Richardson county, Ne
braska, was held in our city last
Thursday, September 80, 1909, with
more than one hundred visitors from
Horton. lIiawatha. Reserve, Morrill,,
Salem and Humboldt; and mum
ber from Auburn, Nemaha county.
The Royal Neighbor hacks met
all trains and at noon a lovely dinner
was served. At the afternoon session
there were fully $50 persons. Mrs.
Clifford of Omaha presided She had
prepared a class of thirteen for ini-
tiation and the work was put on by
the Hiawatha degree staff, and was
faultless
Among the visitors We're Mrs.M b.
Enright of Kansas City, grand supreme
manager of the board of deputies, and
Mrs. Jennie a. Keltner, assistant
deputy for Nebraska from Nehawka.
During the afternoon session the
place of the next annual meeting was
chosen and will be held at Morrill,
Kas. Mrs. Showalter was chosen as
chairman of the committee and
Mrs. Gelleys was appointed sec
retary and treasurer. After the bust
ness session adjourned the Hiawatha
drill team put on good military
drill on Stone street,and it was many
times applauded. This was followed
by a delicious supper at which the
visiting Neighbors and families were
entertained.
Fully three hundred people attend
ed the evening session, at which time
a splendid program was given The
address by Mrs. Enright was except
ionally good, as she is an able
speaker and her remarks were well