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PECULIAR aiTuATlofi
Regarding hreriosn Logs Saved in
Canada and Shipped Hence.

=
st. johh, y b. Aug. s-Lumber
saved IN canada from American logs
IS no" being assessed a duty Of 1925
thousand when re-shipped TO the
United states. The so-caled Fike law.
eeps aied b. C5ngfess, having been
stricken from the tariff schedules. Tn
der TINS law, which was designed TO
ASSIST li'nhcl men in northern Maine,
before tie Bangor s. Aroostook Rail
road was constructed, logs were
lro4ehl down the st. John river 20
Fredericton and ST. John and sawed
~ [Ai'ieIleah owned mills ana returned
70 tHe United States free of duty.
Wo or three years ago Maine pro-
,sstea AGAINST the PIX. law. claiming
M, .l y gave undue advantage 70 Cana
go $50 No'k'nen The LARGEST hrm af-
,E(sa ~ the repeal is Stetson Cutler
q Co, OF Boston, New YORK ana Ban
gor. anu pan
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New York, Aug g.
FLOUR-Nas steady to frm with mod
crate trade. receipts 500; shipments
57i5
WHEAT-Spot easy; No. red new 944
elevator and 568 I b atioat, No. / north
ern Duluth 1867 afioat. receipts 49,
80. shipments $500
CORN-Spot steady; No corn 103 elr-
Vat0r domestic basis To arrive and lOt
Tor export No 2 o ahoat. receipts r.
5ss, shipments u 60D.
OATS-Spot easy, standard white 10 ,
Ne. ? 464 40. 3 45a No. IS, receipts
AZ 800
PORK-Firn.
BEEt'-tlrm middle west 9.06a9. Il.
SUGAR-Raw firm, mascoVado " test
All; c Htrifugal So test 4.6ls molasses 81
test $50, refined steady
BUI1Ek-Steady receipts lt,bl4i pro-
cess specials 219m22.
EG6S-SJeady. receipts 20iG0, fresh
gathered dirties No l IA No. 10 do
poor 10 far 4; fresh gathered checks
GOOD TO prime l2gl2li do poor TO tair
per case 200Q3.S0.
POIATOES-M eal1 white no. Dbl 2.'5
d3OU
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co.'s If5z lhs a. 4c } D. SeYlon sold
! rltl 80 I9s., at 854c J OzRrIen sold
] COW. 65d lbs, II sl4e=. i oew. ~ les,
at 2e and I COW. eco rs at la4c {. \.
Eastman sold II COWS 3Q5c. + y
HorHeL sold j pf. fame steers. 55s0
It's Al Ga.e
Veal Calves-A P Eeedham sold L
calves at 6e 4 { Sheldon sold Il
yeais Al 7lee. 81 calves al 5c. and ~
grasseTs, from ~ 44c. l. o. Piper sold
- calves, at l. Minis * Helbrol seid
50 calves at Sc. G =. Eastman sold
calves al 10. ~. Il veal sold :
calves It SC. d. Neyion sold :
calves. 379 It's. at 7a.e.. | caff loo lbs
at &c. and - small calves a. 325C
each. J QBlieH sald ) calves. average
$50 lis, at e. and 10 small calves at
Est each
Hogs-Eins Z HolhroR sid 70 hogs
at &c c. A. Eastman sold 80 hogs at
zoe ". Ii. Neal sold hogs at nc
Fl F. Whitney sold : hogs. average
200 lbs at 7l4e. Z G Piper sola
hogs At 61ac.
Sheep aud Lambs-Nims d Hoibfook
sold Il lambs az Size
Aflch Gows-H +. Vldtnev sod
mixer at $50. and I al $50 j D. Nev-
ION sold mixer at SD and i stock
bull at S25
FOREIGN CATTLE TRADE.
The English beef cattle trade was
dun and the market was weak. Early
ia the week TIM demand tell off ana
while early cables IRON abroad show
ed no decline later ones reported drop
IN prices OF about lac per ID. At Lon
don tops held firm and without change
III prices
Late adyices from London quoted
live cattle sold At loal3a4c, per h,
dressed weight including The ohal
Shipments from Boston during the
past week were fairly heavy. three
steamers carving supplies ta the Liv=
erpo3l and London markets Supplies
shipped from New York were light
Shipments and destinations from
Boston July 20 to Aug 8:
BY the Cymric 10 iverpooI-Morrts
Beet Co. 327 state and 1903 Canadian
cattle Swift 8, Co. 20 states ana .
Canadian cattle; total 701 cttle
BY the Lancastrjan 70 Londou-Mor
ris Reef Co. eos States and 80 Canadian
cattlc; Swift & Co. ls0 states and Is
Canadian cattle total Gel cattle
BY the Canadian to Liverpool Nor
ris Beef Co. 90, states ana 81 Cana
dian cattle Swift & Co. les states and
296 Canadian cattle; total 8 cattle.
Total Of shipments Cattle. 1867. G.
| which ~ Were Canadian cattle.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. aug 5.
= good trade developed III the horst
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TONE OF THE MARKET.

There was a good supply of beef catde
at the yards, but the demand was good
and prices were strong The best steers
and oxen were higher, steers selling for
e.Q62c. and oxen for 5sa6ic. The best
cows brought 4ta5le.. with good cows "A
4lc., fair to ordinary cows 3iq4cr poor
cows 2lq33c, and bolognas ana Gamers
ls@2lc
Veal calves were rather poor in quality
and prices were lower ON that account
the general range being 641c, with choice
calves at 7sc. or higher in some instances
The receipts were about as usual, bdt
BUYERS were more discriminating throw
ing out calves they would have included
before. The market for growers was
poor.
Live hogs were in good supply and the
demand was active, prices holding hrn
with some advances in the best quahty
Prices ranged from 7Q765c., with some
poorer hogs down 10 &c.
Few sheep and lambs were received
and the market was only nominal. Sheel
are quoted a 2d3e and lam1s 4a6c.
Mich COW trade was slow and there
was considerable number left over from
last week. in addition 10 good supply
this week The general average is from
s25a50
Live poultry market steady and without
change Fowl quoted at 44a15c., broileI
chickens 11Q1sc. and ROSTERS lOq11c
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Z
CATTLE-Reeeipts 1000; market steady;
beeves 5q750, Texas steers 4b0a6l0'
western steers 410a6D.
HoGS1Reeeipt5 iP,yo2' 5d atiai !S e mixed 90
@165 heavy 6 65u leo
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 market STEADY
native 225a3 50, western 26V0d ~. ge g a.
lings 3. 75G4sO lambs, native Sf5qo.Soi
western 25Q7
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PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET

Following are our wholesale quotations
for this market;
FLOuR-spring wheat patents, 676a
eco, winter wheat patents 47od5. %, clears.
440 straights. 400.
Corn and Feed.
CORN-Car lots, No. yellow, -; bag
lots. 1e477, meal oar
OATS-Car lots, 4Sh@49h bag lots, sag
So. rolled oats, bhls.. 5 65a5 75j case 350G
400
BRAN. FTC.-Mnn.. car lots, 500;
Mimi sacks bag lots, q O0a2S 90 winter
brown middlings, car lots, &0J, bag,
% CO. mixed feed. ear lots. q 00a2S 90; bag
lots, 80 90; gluten feed, car lots, . so, cot
ton seed, S2.0o, bag lots $500.
Produce.
CRANBERRIES-12 OOal4O0
BE. Ns-New York, lOa2 IS; California
pea, SoaS0o, foreign pea go, yellow
eyes. 265n2 20. kidneys, 420a4 30
PEAS.Canada, 20J, green peas zs5;
ONIoNS-Spanish as
CABBAGE-200
forAIOks-New bush, i55; sweets,
SWEETS Basket. $50
EGGS-Eastern, 26q27 western, "a
BUTTER-Creamery, Soa3l, renovated,
! CHEESE-New cheese, lSt4dl4.
EVAPoRATED -APRICOTS - 171kQ1s
Evaporated peaches, 91zq10; Ev2porated
applCss JUN, lNulA12-
Hay.
HAY-Pressed, lS.Ooa2ooO; loose, 1920;
straw. 1900
Pork Lard, Beet and Poultry.
PoRK-Heavy backs, lS.5oais.76; me-
di1m BO0 ~ -
BEEF-9Q101a.
POULTRY-Chic 17als; turkeys
western, 22a25, fowl, i6a17.
LARD-Pure 9Ssn93i. pals, li13q1ln;
leaf, l03t@ll7s; compound, ties, ga
Dry Fish and Maolosrei
COD-Large shore, 500; medium shore.
$50; pollock, 3.50d450; hake, 3OOd3bo; her
ring per box, sealed, 24u2bt mackereI
shore is % 00d30 90; do large, No 2, 24.0;
No. 8, 16 00q1S0o
Paints, varnish, Naval Stores.
WHITE LEAD-725q7 rs,
VARNTSH-Damar, 1.50d2O0; Coach, lbs
06 Furniture, loOql!o
OAKUM-74S. a.,
Oil, Turpentine and Coal.
olI-Raw nnseed, 84d94 boiled lin
seed s6n96 turpentine, 5sa6S; refined pc
troleum, test 120 Sig; Ligonia and Cen
tennial, 81. Pratt astral, 70; motor gas
10; sperm 90dl W, pahhn a5q45, porgie, AUG
As; lard, 65985.
ken; $50; pea, $50, Franklin, $50, soft
Acc; coke, STE; chestnut, 740
Metals, Nails and iron.
Polished, IS; bolts IS, yellow
metal sheathing, l6; bolts, II.
LEAD-Pipe, 5soas, ls; sheet, s.soa7. 20.
NAILS-Cut, 2e15Q2, AS; WIRE 2.Hya2 So
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHERS
e a 8 TO f|iA
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Aug. 3.
n was a tricky speculative market To-
da1 in ,vhaat The trade was filled with
orders to catch Rras e1 1pestad nig and
~ in65standing Canadian fears of frost
as Wen rust the close asD was ia$t to corn onaeF
higher ~ and provisions varying from ga
10 deGIlii tr " Sant ga Dec ses; May 02!
S " 64ga65; Dec 62A, May ga!
oATs-sept az; Dec a. a. May Nay a 81
IARD-jan. STA; sept. sos; oct 9o'2i
Ds sI6 9isgT RIBs-sapt. s42l; Oct. s85; Jan
g. i0dS 42a.
FLOUR Firm.
EEEED~0r mixing barley 60dS0,
MALTING--Fair to choice l@dl u
FLAX SEEDING. ! southwestern NOM
nal. 40 / northwestern nominal.
TIM0THY SEED-l0.O0ql5.0O
CIOVER-l0 004ll 80
MESS Forks 00a1S,l2a
JARD-S.91A. -
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New England League
new sue LEAGUE STANDING.



Lawrence 30 Q x-5-l8-2
%ev Bedford Q I Q 0 o. o.
patteri s-Luister and Rraymaer Zero
ard Pratt Tifre, 46 Umpire, Bannon.
At HAVERHfLL.
Fan Pin 70 3 . ! ! S q : -
BatteIies-W ormwood and Per kins
CsraVerson ana Spring lime l-4o. I'm
pire, Lsnigan
First game
Worcester ....-0 - .
Batteri s-E andykc and omen, Barr
and Dsum Time. 81 Umpires' Ko1ts
and Duffy
IS cond game. ooon a .
Worcester .....--.-e / v u ~ n n n ~ !
Batteries-HalI, Wilson and in II
Harrington and Daum 1lfne' @-lo' IN
pires Rorty and Duty
AT LOWELL.
1.fw veil san ,'.'''..s x-9-l1--1
erockton ~ G 0 l-5-4-S
Ratreries-Foley, Tount and LaVlsnHS
Reardon Cav and 1evl1n me z-o'-
fsmpires, Jordan and Labene
second game
Lowell ,.,..s,s .s...-.sl y
frock1on .....--....0 0-V-o-I
Batteries-Duny and Lsugnei WARD
ana Wadleigh Time-l 80. Umpires, Jor-
dan and Labelle
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Ar Observation-Disclosures 4. Montreal z
Al Toronto-Toronto 5, Newark l.
AT Jersey City-Rochester 2. Jersey
CITY O.
~ Observation-Disclosures 3, Buffalo /;
suffaIo 2 Providence Q.
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SALES At THE YARDS.

Beef Cattle-W Il Neal sold l pr
steers. 5000 lbs, at &c. / pr. oxen, 320d
lbs, Al sac, l bun al Sc. and cow al
4c. Minis & Holbrock sold ? fancy
oxen, $3.50 It's. al &C. , cows, 1850 lbs
at &c. 2 cows, 1000 lbs. at 342c.. COW.
760 lbs, at 314c. ana / COW no lbs. at
&c A. G. Sheldon sold S cows at dc. 3
bulls at 3l2c.. End 4 cows at 2s4c \
p. Needham sold 2 cows at 3a4c. cow
al &c, cows at 2.60c, and at zlac. S
Z. Winch sold / COW, ll40 lbs, at Atac
bull. 1910 his, at &c, cows. 240
lbs, at &C.. and / COW. 800 lbs at PIC
H A Gilmore & Co. sold 10 COWS -.
% 4c, D. A Walker sold COWS, 1880
lbs, at &c. Robert Conors sold 20 cat
tie from 21ad4c H F. Whitney sold &
cows 2S70 lbs, at 312c,. bull, $50 lbs,
at 31zc.. 2 bulls, 1860 lbs, ar &C. and :
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Nav York Cotton Market.

New York, Aug. 3.
Spot closed quiet As points lower. MID
ding uplands $780, do. gull l2o0. NO
sales. 49, o.,,a.ns
quiet and easy, IL; Savannah quiet, Ia
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AMI. RICAN.
AasRicaN LsAaue sTAnulno

Boston, aug S-Boston won nip end
tack battle with Cleveland today TO o
The batting of Hooper and Gardner was
worthy of mote The appearance OF Gun
ming former Princeton athlete, at first
case for Boston vas creditsbie.
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At WASHINGTON

AT WASHING 1O-N,
- / as.is . 0 0 0 i $50
1~ftsTses- 6ls-sou and street. felsol'
Hamilton and St sphsns Time a" III
ufass. Ccan3lly and Parker
1T PHILADELPHIA
f-e5raeo o g o Oil 50
rFiSaS.lnl,ia o o 9 9 @ 8 x-4-lo-l
Fstferies~ = hi aud Payne Plank
Tanforth ana thomas Time. i'.0 / n
Liiss Evans anu EgaH
At 9sEW YORK.
DatIogt sam i.s...6 o o AL O-4-lls0
New york - 6 / q o x-6-ls=8
Rattsri ss-MuHin and Stanase Warha.'
spd Sweeney Tine / IS umpires, Null
lin end O LoHgnlin.
Second game E.
Hetf oil .z..-.-..sI :
New York .sb ; u u -
Ratteries-Lafitte and Stanage Vaughn
Fisher and niair Time, l49. tmplres
O1IoUgniIa and Muiiin
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Charleston nominal Memphis nominal.
l3
Exports 10 Great Britain 2ls0. 10 France
Is. to the Continent i2e9.
Stock liI 4s1
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SPOR 7 ING.
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE srAnn,aG.

Cincinnati Aug S-Cinciunau feated
Boston here this afternoon by a score OF
to C Gaspsr was IN fine form and neid
the visitors safe at all times
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Gle EANB
sBattsG fer Turner IA sta

s.Bartsd fo~ FIsndiae ia 5gH.
EsSt9r ! . N-S
Cleveland ss.-.s.- =
zTv-c-rase h5s-Hoapsr. Tine has ms
IFoersr tIeraeer g Hits-OH COtuns
i1- ia iuaing or f1ilIiisg ! III - m
nfnes On IaIAluhu1g Is u o innings;
80 nj IA nth &c Handing / IL
iy.4s,gs Ssertfea Ev. Eatsenburg sac
ifies hirs-tfgnnlas Grausy Fisher al
!. 4b5fTg stolen Cases-StaE&U Jackson
freoper F-agle Double piayS-Flesett
sT47 F-gfp. Crane and Ea1oie. Left on
rest.s- rsrste= S lie Gland l2 First base
-. aaffs-lr Cusiius OF kiihtay on
Ezzrtf{ze FIRST base on errors--J ack-
go ar 80 Dttcher-Ey KilitaV FIsh =
e EaiEerfs4Te Carrisan- Struck out
~ Fslkenburk 5, ~ Killila2 PASSED.
rsII-Fisaer Time. 20 Empires, Bins e.
ard FerhzM+
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Cumberland count.
Charles =" IdKenney vs. Flank ".
Wood
When Justice OF this court who
eaS heard cause in equiv dies or
otherwise becomes ireapacitated, be
fore signing the decree, it is NOT coma
peteht Tor aqether justice to settle a1,l
sign the decree; and 10 such event
the case mtet stand for new hearing
Under Fsuitv Rn1e XVIII on
~ Inc justice uho hears a cause in
e9'llt' can settie and sign tie decres
evcept -. consent.
Case reasrded tor a new hsarinz on
the merits. before a single Justice.
Received Aug. 4, 1911.
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ssattsd for Ysa er N SIN.

Ipft On tases-BosIon {. Cinclhnau n
T,zo-SaSs Fit-Tean Three base nit
Tt5lI-r EttS-i3ff Weaver . il : innings
On Ffsffsr in inning Sacrifice mt
Rr5dweIt. Esmond stolen bases cNs -.
Pescher Double piays-Garpar JoNnss
M Hoblirzei jackson. King and Nc
Ronald ruck out-Ey Weaver eE
rfeffeT ov Gaspar 3. BASE "a balls
on Weaver {. off Ffensr !, of GaspaI
2Uitd aitch-y&eager dit by pitchef-kt
7Erssver Mitchell Time IS. ImpifsS
Rislsr and IInneran-
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NV York Money Market.

New YORK Aug :.
Prime mercantile paper 10 4. per cent
STEERING exchange eaSv al 4s3 10 fer e9-
dav bills and al 4S6 % for demand.
Commercial bills 4S34
Far silver 524
Mexican dollars As.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds easy.
Money on call steady at 21d21 per cent
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Knox Count
frea ]. Tabrf Is r. e. Rstta8 81
ais. >''-i =
/ The evidence is plenary that the
into$ieatine liquors whose mt. =
sought 70 he recovered In tbis eass
we're INTENDED when purchased our of
the state for unlawful sale IN ms
STATE ~
>. When intoxicating liquors are
purchased b% The steward Of club
Tor a club, ana are sid by INN l.. The
nembets, auch sales are unlawful
.. Revised statutes, Chapter ~
~ ton a. provides that no action
shail be maintained" upon ans claim
or demand contracted t.t
any intoxicating liquors purchased atif
Oh The STATE With intention 10 sell tas
same OF any part thereof III violation
OF ne laws Of this Stale This statute
aftofcs perfect defence IN tins suit
!. Revised Statutes, Chapter ~
9tet ton d. is Il police regulation. and
vas not enacted for the Eeneht Of pu.-
thasers II intoxicating liquars. A de-
renee based upon this statute ned
not he specially pleaded b. way Of
brlef statement or otherwise
Motion Tor new trial sustained
Received Attg T. 1911
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IT 81. I0LIS-
rraolzIvn 80 0 . l-2-t-l
- IIrilis 80 t. o o . u . 0-0-o-l
Batteries-Knetzer ana Erwin. Ha mon
an, et,ss Tfme. j 80 EMPIRES, IaSosi
and Johnstoue
AT PITTSBURG.
PbiIadelshia . q Q Q 0 o. 90
Patteries-Fe- ana Gibson betpr'
Ewing and Maiden. Time, ZeI. 9ilpH e
KLEIN and Brennan.
AT CHICAGO.
,.,ieaeo ..=....a . 0 . 0 0 . x-S-6=9
~ Work. 0 0 0 . o o-l-5-a
Notwithstanding and archer; &u1'
r'4Tasn ana Myers. Time, 80 iii
pres ODay and EmsIe
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Connecticut League.

Al New Bridgeport 5, New BIZ
tan Al Sspringhsld-springaeld 5, Hartford :
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BRIGHTON and WATERFOWL Live Stock
Market.
Especially reported for the ken6eoe'
JournalD Stock Yards Aug ), 1911
MAINE.
at Brighton.
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New York Produce Market.

Southwest Dew.
Yukon
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Following are our wholesale quotations
for this market:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
Breaks the Most Severe
Cold in a Few Hours.
No Journal Reader Need Be
Miserable Because Of Grippe.
An Effective Cold Compound Pre-
pared BY a Reliable Concern.


The most severe cold Will be broken.
and all grippe misery ended after
taking dose OF Paue's Cold Com
pound every two hhurs until three
consecutive doses are taken.
You viii distinctly feel all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable neuralgia pains,
headache, dulness. head and nose
stuffed up. feverishness, sneezng. run
n,ng OF the nose. sore throat, mucous
cz.tsurrtal discharges. soreness, stiff
ness, rhcumatism pains and other dis
;rcsS vanish.
i'apcs cold Compound is the result
6t three ycars research at cost of
mcrn than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quininc. which We have
concfuSivclT demonstrated is not Of
frCtEvc in the treatment Of colds or
eripue.
Take this harmless Compound as
arcetaG. with the knowledge thai,
there j. no Other medicine. made any
whore else in tho world which will
cure your cold or end Gripbe misery
n promptly and Vitiaut any Other as
s!stanc" OF bad after effects as Il -
cant fackag" Of Papo's cold Com
pound. which any druggist IN the
world can supply.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
GIRLS WHO WORK
SHOULD KNOW THIS

Writing on beauty topics for the
san Francisco Bulletin, Mrs. Mae
Martyr says: Liquid preparations
are fast supplanting face powders, as
ii is found their continued use has Il
tendency to clog the pores, causing
blackheads and other blemishcs.
Il find She says, when face pow
ders are taboooed and a liquid is used.
the muddy condition soon disappears
and the skin takes on Il pink glow of
health.
"One of the best and most popular
lotions is made by dissolving ounces
of spurmaX in L pint hot water. then
adding teaspoonfuls glycerine.
This is much easier to apply than
powder, and So simple and in eX-
,pcnsive to make that every woman
should nave il on her dressing table.
while its use will be found inva'u-
able for rough or blotchy skins
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from Page Eight)


clause IS this. \,ne-toaths of the
SCallopS that ar procured are pro
cured from tt htGs located near
Monroe island There are other small
er beds in other places but in order
t. protect the INDUSTRY which the
fishermen ask for themselves il is
necessary to Aave a close time on all
beds. At thc present time there il
n clpse time on TIC beds of which
/ nave spoken near MNrroe's island
Other beds | think are omen to fish
ing the Year around Now t3o fact
is this, that there are a few fisher
men who arr not in sympathy with
this close tint ard they wish To fish
on the other beds But the fisher
men. | dare say 4 m ljority Of ,Acn
md more lhau Il majority. are i'll
favor OF a close time, ana IN order
. protect the beds near Alrnro2S is
lard it is necessary to have close
tine nov. rhcre is class "i hSHer
men-we Can them poachers-that go
IN tie he1s III -1onr"t s island III
tho night tiric and in cold weather
and drag these Deds for %cailors an"
claim that they eaten t"h! =" "i"@
them on tie other beds an' 1or tl"'
reason the iaG is violated ana mes
beds become depleted. Ana. Mf. Sp'a IN
or. rot only ;hat. hut IT puts an eA-
ncnso on the stat, because I'll, ""i-
dens have To Wa:ch these meh "1"
fish Illegally. Now uhtoSS inns 'n'tr-
gene clause il attached ana per
mittcd to hccom" 4 law, IN" law Wll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16

Work has been commenced in City
hall i'll the way of cleaning it pre-
paratory To putting up the decorations
and otherwise getting ready for the
Governors reception. the date Of
which is Tuesday evening, Feb. u.
The decoration of the hall and it's ap-
proaches is in charge of NJ. :. Holwav.
c, w. Jones, w. H. Reid Arthur T..
PARROT, Everett 5. Hall and G.. T..
Wilcox, 1t is understood that the
decorations this year will be very
handsome. 1t had been expected that
the floor OF the hall would be smooth
ed before tho reception but this will
not be done and il has been decided to
use the canvas I" dance upon as here
toforc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
INDIGESTION
Causes Dizziness, Nervousness. Bill
business. Sick Headaches and
Sleepessness.
Mi.o.na Stomach Tablets Danish Al
Misery.

You know that most Of the ailments
named above come from an out of
order stomach; of course You do.
When Your tood reaches the stom-
aeh il should tli2est and furnish nu-
tritious matter 10 the blood.
If i, doesn't digest, hut lays hcav-
lis on your stomach. il has started Ia
fcrmHnt
When it irrmcnts it sets loose in
tie stomae,! poisonous gases which
irritate the great pncumogastric
norvo that leads directly to tie brain
from TIE stomach.
That irritation causes heartburn
dizziness, nightsweats. noryousncss,
and other ailments.
MI-O-NA iS guaranteed by Bow
ditch, Webster n Co. to end all stOm-
ach misery or money beck. \ large
box costs only - cents ana is sold hy
BoWditch. Webster & ca. and drug
GiStS cNcrvWEcre.
Free trial treatment and booklet
from Booths Mi-o-na. Buffalo, y !.
who also fiji mail orders on receipt nj
price.
Sold and guaranteed in WatcrVilIe
by the Dor Drug Co. and in 6iarAt-
ner by Jackson Eros
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
Cony Hiuh Notes.

Cony's uext basketball game viii b.
played Friday evening when tltY fac
the strong old Town tiy". at Asa mblN
hall. Th" last game between thest
two teams resulted in a victory for th'
old Town boys by a narrow margin
but the cony boys are confident that
they will turn th. tables Friday night
It is hop,A that larse crowd viii ht
on hand TO cheer the boys la victory
Mr.. Hughes, "f EoWaein college
who will coach tbs debating team, ar
rived "Wednesday, and will immediate
ly begin to instruct the members oi
the team, which Will debate with
Portland at City hall next month.