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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31
New Century Pomona.

The next meeting of New Century
Pomona comes on Wednesday, February
s. with West Peru Grange. The follow
ing program has been prepared: open
ing in the Fifth degree at 1870 a. M
business music, West Peru Grange
reading, Worthy Master, west Feiu
Grange; solo. Bertha Smith, Swift RIVER
Grange: question. How Long Can d
Master and Lecturer Occupy 1he'r
Chairs and do F.fficacious Work.; open
ed by Worthy Master l.. +. lrish' ROCK
emeka discussion; music. North star
Grange; miscellany, dinner music, west
Peru Grange; Cooling memorial hour
brief and fitting tribute from members t
local oranges to the memory OF year
departed of New Century Pomona; solo,
Rev. +. Lamb, Buckfeld Grange; mt
ting tribute to the departed members OF
New Century Pomona, by Worthy Pomo-
ma Hortense b. Torrey; solo, Charles
Lane, Canton Grange; address, worthy
State Chap. Rev j. II. Little; singing
Sweet By and By
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31

BOXING BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Tuesday-Jimmy Gardner -. Frank
Klaus. Young McGovern vs.. Jack
Powers, Kid Thomas OF Lawrence Is.
Hopper Denis and Young McDonough
of Manchester VS.. Tom Foley, Ar
Tnory \. A.; Frank Moran vs.. Jack
Reynolds. New York; Joe Bedell vs..
Kid Burns, New York; Monte Attell
Us. Young Britt. Baltimore.
Wodncsday-You Dyson vs.. Bobby
Tickle. Thornton. r, l.: Jack Lester
vs.. Denver Ed Martin. Tacoma; Mon
Iana Jack Sullivan VS.. jeff Clark. Al
bany; Jack White VS.. Tommy Dixon.
WinIsor, Ont; Young McGoVern vs..
Young Kenny and Young Goodrich
rs. j, Quinn, Marhlehead.
Thursday Perky Flynn W. Jim
Johnson, London. Ing: Tommy Quill
vs.. Haywood Briggs and Young Rear
don VS.. Lemoine. BrocktOn; Jimmy
Moriaritv W.. Harry Powers and JIM
my QuinIan vs.. Kid Donahuc. Law
renee: Harry Mansfield vs.. JACK F'itz-
ge rail-. Shenandoah: Charles Lawrence
VS. Dick Nelson, New York: Phil
knight VS.. j. Mario New York.
Friday-Leach Cross VS.. Young
sammy Smith. New York: Billy Ryan
vs.. Bant Dorsey. Rochester, y. y;
Matt Brock VS.. Tommy Breshanhan,
Cleveland.
Saturday-Jce Thomas VS.. Andrew
Morris, Portland, Me-; Jack Dillon VS..
Montana Jack Sullivan, Pittsbarg;
Paddy LAWN VS.. IL. Brown, PhIladel-
nhio
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The Chicago Nationals will play a
two weeks series of games at New or
leans with the New Orleans Southern
League team, beginning March and
ending March 10, according to an an
nouncement made there Sunday.
Fred Lake, who is to scout for the
Prowns, is getting all sorts Of boost
ing in the St. Louis papers. There is
a strong probability that Fred will b.
with the club on the Southern training
trip. adding his knowledge Of tie game
to the general fund Which Managcr
Wallace has accumulated.
The Boston National League Base
ball club office received Il special dc
livery letter Sunday from FAN River.
and with the letter came the signed
contract of Arthur Butler, the speedy
youn2ster recently purchased from the
FAN River clab of the New England
League. Fuller will be given good
CHARGE to make good at third base.
Clark Griifiths. manager Of the Gin
cinnati National League team, has
ben INDUCING in a little speculation
as to the order in which the National
League clubs will finish the coming
season. He says Chicago and Cincin-
natl will fight it out for first place.
New York will finish third and Pitts
burg fourth.
Following a conference between Man.
agcr Stephen ID. F'lanag gan. John ".
McCue and Captain Frank Connaugh-
ton of the Brockton baseball team, it
was announced that an effort will bt
made to secure Larry Pape. the Red
Sox twirler, who did so well for Brock
ton last season. The Brockton man
agement is anxious to purchase him
outright. George Boardman. formerly
of Haverhill and last year with Sacra-
mento. may be With BroCkton this sea
son. 1t is said tho RrOckton Club bat
an option on this player, who is Dow
signed by the Boston Americans
Work for the Harvard baseball cam
didates began Monday, When aspir-
ants for battery positions re- ported to
Coach Sexton at the cage on Soldiers
field. The coach will have to develop
a new Crimson battery this wear as
the veterans have either graduated or
left college. The most promising
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The Markets.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of tho Days Dealings In All
Tho Leading Stocks.

New York, Jan D--Trading reflected
no wcl-defned trend on the stock ex-
change today until the afternoon session
when there was a brisk upward move
session the market showed decided
strength. with consistent Improvement
through the list, although at no time was
there any marked degree of activity.
Gains were well maintained to the close.
Improvement in sentiment as to the
general outlook, due in part To the cumH-
latiye effect of recent developments and
as much more to happenings of The day,
was responsible To some extent for this
manifestation of strength y tendency
an the part of professional traders to
Ncer 10 the long side of the market was
reflected in Il widor remand fur stocks.
Railroad issues wer" especially strong.
ana in this connection much emphasis
was placed on December reports of
number OF the largest systems.
The HIN and Hartman stocks were par
ticulaAy strong aud active and Reading,
- Paul. Lehigh Valley and New York
central all responded to the upward
movement United States Steel WAS UNI
dcr pressure during the morning but re-
covered later ana crossed -. Much OF
the mornings uncertainty was due to
doubt as to whether the United states
supreme court would announce decisions
in any Of the cases which are of partic-
llJF interest to Wall street. Forecasts
of tomorroWs quarterly report of the
Stc'l Corporation contain the prediction
viii prove to have been less than &o.
oo0e)o and the December earnings may
have fallen below SS.go 900.
Copper shares. which for some time
have been shrinking in value under the
lmfavoyabt" influence of trade reports,
We're stronger today. Amalgamated Con-
per advancing 4 point. The fertilizer
Characterization AGRICULTURAL Chemical
and Virginia Carolina Chemical-achicved
substantial advances 10 the accompani-
ment of reports that the potash dispute
With Germany was in the way of adj
lustmcnt The provision OF the proposed
reciprocity treaty with Canada which
would admit cotton oil to the Dominion
under favorable conditions was doubtless
responsible Tor Il gain of nearly two
| points in American Cotton Oil
The weekly advances from the rail
ways We're to the effect that freight traf-
| lie was well sustained. Grain receipts ut
! Chicago showed Il considerable increase.
| Ehe Scar Roebuck reported net profits
| Tor 1919 Of S6,1I9,"n IN increase Of &51,-
90.
| The feature Of the bond market was ex-
| tonsivc trading in thu new city IL per
| cent. bonds TWO blocks Of SI.oeo.0Oo each
! sold at 101 is and iol. and there wern sev-
| tl;,l other sales of large amounts. The
| market was firm. Total sales par value.
| S6.3J30Ga United States bonds We're UNI
| changed on cali.
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WRESTLING NOTES.

INC vrrefIing I134tcb - I.r,.,, I-,1I,.
Mont. between Jenr.. ,-,n,4,.i,,,r -
Cleveland q and PM y p|cr,o,,
of Great Falls for ~. ,aidai.,,,is,i,t
champioosl7ip resulted in Do, -,
the end Of ore .,onr .,.-d farf,..fIy.
minutes.
co,, ,,,a.r,.,, -. ~. =,
,.,,o,,,,, r,,i,,lI,,.Ii..;.-, ". ~
rroci, - NV III
,,io, - ~ !'iI4s "!.'i
to- ,.,,t,'. US q ','' - tr,,-
~ II ne 'i'9''S Nl'll
d|niaras 'ND %, '','',ii''''t -n,''ei 9'i'
-. - al ''>'N an tie ~
80 u '''e gam mere II ms P''ii
~
After an hour aid twelve minutes
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cottage on Sand Pond Ia replace inc
une !Rhit9f was burned last summer.
Miss. l. ouisc Wedell has returned 10
her studies ut the academy.
VASSALsORO.
POPE AVENITE-Mr l.. r. Jones
remains about tn" same. Her slstcf'
Mrs. JaspCr Johnston. from bangor
was with her for d brief time.
Miss Marion. n. Pope. who has h"'l'
quite i'll the past week has recovered
Mrs. D. II. Preston and little daugh~
ter, Lure May. passed several DAYS
last week with Mrs. Clara Pon".
James Weeks. who has been visiting
his nephew. L. W. Towle OF NinsloW.
returned sunday.
Mr.. 3nen Fitzgerald and Miss Liza
P9Ic from China Lakeside called sun
dav on her father. G. II. Pope.
Christine Weber. VIII" l. attend
ing school IN south CHINA. was re
cent callcr III III" place.
Mrs. Eunicc Austin and Master zen
meth returned SlAday 10 her Eom'
in Watcryillc. after a visit with hel
parrats Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Mardea.
Mrs. Jasper Johnson returned Non
day t. TIER home in Bangor.
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SOMERSET.
eMiTHFIELE.

ABOUT SIN lhShS9 ~ ~
day night and i showing hard 1T THIS
writing, which will improve Inc tray
cling, and De mHth "''"i '''
III the "p"oS. ,.s.t.,.. ,,.,,,+ "a
MI, anu VI. ;. =" -" ,.tsi,
August" lrt"E ~ " :, -, of
Mr.. an" MI. ~ u ',9I ~ ,.,,.n
Nofrlase"oek l'asS'-'' ~, ~
-, 1i,.,.,,.. ,-ho the physi-
visit their son 1htEl1S y ~ INV ~
clahs nave aaN Viz" ~ ~
ter an oP'f'''i''i'' .,s=,..,,. nod. =
ira "SS anu So'' l,,;5a,. ra-
siioi1 ,.,.rni,,c
turning NOM u. va 49,, va 1;ttIa
MI. "l,g ~ :. - - t,5,,,, ,,aesin,,
son 81 W.. ,''', ,,.'' X-ie,,,., n,Yants
d IN u"S -.
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KENNEBEC.
SOUTH CHINA.

Saturday evening, Jan. -. at tho
lona Of tie brides mother, Mrs. NJ
+. Perkins. Weeks Mills, occurred
very pretty home wedding, when Nerda
Elena Percival was united in marriage
to Frank Wilson Halves Of south
China. son of Wilson F. Halves, VINO
for many years has been one of the
leading citizens of that place. Yhe
bride was bccominglv attired in
handsome gown of crepe de chcne.
and stood under an arch of evergreen
prettily decorated with ribbon and
white roses. she carried bouquet of
white roses. The ring service was
used. The ceremony was performed
by Mr.. O. T. Sproul of Weeks Mills
Only the immediate families Of the
contracting parties We're present. with
two or three exceptions. Both the
young people are popular among tn"
citizens of the south part of the town.
and received many beautiful presents.
They will be at home to their friends
after Feb. 10 at South China, where
they will reside for the present.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Daniel Newton met with
painful accident Friday evening by
falling on the ice in front of his sis
fer's home. 1t could not be learned TO
what extent Mr.. Newton was injured
that night.
About seven inches Of snow fell Fri
day night.
Ella F'oss is i'll With the whooping
cough.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Inn Gtoitl il ~ WRIGHT
is attending her,
READFIELD.
Miss Emma Hunt finished her school
IN Ror1c and returned to her home
Thursday.
Miss Mildred Weymouth, little 10
year-old daughter of Mrs Clara Brown
Of Manchester was operated upon last
SnnCay for appendicitis. The opera
ton was considered successful and
Mildred is getting on very comfort
ably.
j. c, Hewitt of belgrade has recent
ly shipped potatoes from Riverside.
Belgrade and Readfeld.
Mrs. Ella Brown was visitor last
Tuesday with Mrs Sadie Thomas.
II. II. Freeman of Mt. Vernon passed
several days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Brown nf Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Thomas Were
visitors Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Dudley.
B. y. Gordon and George Morrow
are shipping potatoes
Mrs. Emily Gordon has been assist
ing Mrs. Clara BDWn of Manchester.
LiTCHFiELD.
CORNERS.-MI and Mrs. j. T..
Chase Lave gone to Massachusetts for
a visit with relatives and friends.
DR.. |. w. Gilbert recently pur-
chased a new horse.
A large number of young people at
tended the surprise party last Mon
day evening given edward Libby, the
occasion being his 2lst birthday.
1t is reported that Geo. Perry is
getting ont lumber to build new
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31
SPORTING NOTES.

lrtd q. Pills. professional, and Miss
y. EseGer. crack amateur wing shot.
hdlljnS rom Lancaster. Pa. shared
h"nora sunday in tn" weekly shoot at
the chicago Gun Club traps at kcns-
ington. II Pills, shooting from the
tf->ard Hire. finished with a perfrcr
score ii - targets. under conditions
which ttordod poor light. 1t is III,
iirst time this winter that a perfect
5p has been scored. Miss Kicker out
shot a number Of the men contestants
in the final event at - singles from
the l6-Yard line. She took first place
With ~ breaks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31
Nest Minot Grange.

West Minot Grange met last with its
new master, III. f. Black in the chair.
Worthy Master Black resigned is once
as he is going away. Four different can
didates were voted in but all refused to
serve and West Minot Grange is without
a master at the present time. The lee
turer carried out short program. An
invitation from. East Hebron Grange was
accepted. Minot Center and Excelfioi
Oranges were invited to meet with ahis
grange at the all-day meeting in rep
ruary. -
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WALDO.
BURNHAM.

Master George Cole. who he's been
quite sick for several weeks is I'M
proving.
Lawrence. the little son of Mr.. md
Mrs. g F. Mitchell, is i'll with scarlet
fever and the house has been quar-
antincd.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Leroy Call are re-
ceivinS concentration or the birth
Friday afternoon, Jan. y If Il daugh-
ter.
several from here went to Clinton
Friday evening IL attend IL" drama
presented there b1 people from Al
biDn.
Waldo Lodge, X. Of p, installed its
officers at the regular meeting Fri
day evening and al the close of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31
North Franklin Pomona.

North Franklin Pomona met III ttle
Grange han in Phillips on Thursday with
Worthy Master A d. GRAHAM in the
chair. Worthy Master GRAHAM, Overseer
Ne wman, Secretary Norton and Treas
urer vining were all reelected. A mes
sage was received from Mr.. Newman oe-
clining to serve, and Isaiah Wilcox OF
New Vineyard was elected oVerseer III
his stead. Dinner was served in the ban
ouet hall by the home Grange.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Jan. 20.
REEF-Fresh unsteady. whole .eattlH
. G9a. 8
BRAN-Firm a6.75 a 27..5.
BUTTER-Firm. northern IS a q. Yves
tern 2s a 2Sa
CHEESE-Fi New York 15s a l6.
CORN-Steady, No. yellow 553.
q a 2S.
FLOUR-Unchanged, spring patept "a"
HAY-Unchanged. No. l. 22.0 a 300.
LAMBS-Unchanged 81 q 10a. z
LARD-Firm pure L..
MIXED FEED-Firm 21.225 a 800
OATS-Unsteady. No. clipped white
39!.
q 22.50.
POTATOES-Steady. white l05 a li0
SuGAR-Steady. graduated 4S5. Z
NEALS-Uuchanged IL M15.
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49, ,1,., r. raa,.,,r.aight !, tho rn,,n.
,,.1,,,. ,,,os 49,. any. good aud nm
ass r,,.r,,, Tvs f,o,,, hin, his exit from,
,ho ,ight 1ittIo is,a WIN he his next
host move II * oxrecting much OF
Flynn at that, as ne has had but little
time 10 acclimate himself. But Flynn,
with all these disadvantages. has to
win and ought to in order TO make the
right impression.
Willie Lewis has two matches on for
.,n first wool, ne ,.yt month. He will
nae, Eddi. NcGonr+v nj Milwaukee
Feb . and then fa,, Sailaf Burke at
RrookIyn reh. i.
Al Eclmonf has N Tt4iian rclvv-
weight. who ne eX,,cts 10 40 a Iiftlu
cuffipg nm al In. amateur shows.
Those who have se,, The he.vV work
say ne * some so,,f. Maybe.
81. .1,.a ., IA, f1yr5.v.s
..,,,1,,,.,.. g.,
- =. .,,i,,. 49,. u,~,.o,. ~ yno,,s
=, - -, ~, i,,,,., I...i.
.,.f
~. -. 49,.
PolkE Yha Is mn, ..;n - 0, n W -, -.
l'"Sl"H l-'ilS w., ~
tt. .t,.,cs,. pnfne met Ina
So, j., NJ. yorl. Last fall ,,au.,,,
.:,., l,,,,,.. 80, ,I. <,o,,. y,rl- NM
-, .,,I'., I,,,r,,. , ..cb..s,,.,
JaSN ~. 'I'S,'t 'V't ~ Ci"i 4 -
'iiitl lL,' 'tl't1 3'.i''''.e ~ ar VI,
rs Ia, '''t
10 ian, "s ~ ~, Il i[piS rum ~
us ~ M"HN'E.s, mia SATURDAY e'5s'.
flS IL ,,." t. sly 'o'4''s'ti
~ t'tiI 49, N'''i' .te i'''
i''Ae'' i 80 - ,,i'S oiie ei,,V
ne H"'i" XIV Ni'' i'i 9ii'ii'"'
itN i''h I'll b'lsol wa Me-, ~
out ~ III" HiSt foal" III q p'"' - =,
Esed tot SIN i'uii'9 ny i'in''iS
81 hidc', re, a' t''e Hi't'''.t"i"
CEN -NlI'e'it ~ I''i''N ,.,,l.7
ihS.i. orths M "a e'''l'. ~ -
anu Niu 81 Mis- 30 go '''oN
rouhuS anu II va i'''n''''' '""f
eaeh "'ier VIII INC VIE ~
ring
Leo Houck, tHc great midditW"'St5
fighter of Lancaster. Pa. WHO mas pen
laid up with broken hand since MS
battle with Frank ManteH at Prov
denee, X. T.. several months ago, Is
ready toe fight agaln. ana has been
matched to meet 10, Thomas oi Can
L. ,sfF r
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Chicago cattls Market

Chicago, Jan. %.
CATTLE-Receipts a6.ooe: market. good
beeves ass "a 80 t--v''t S-fstSs@s
HOGS-Receipts 5000 market 5sdl Zoe
higher: light 80 a $40. =
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: market steady.
native 30 "a 4i0 western 30 a 4+0:,year-
lingS 400 a eco; native lambs $50 NJ g.;
western 40 G625 =
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New York Cotton Market.

cotton spot SIosed quiet. Middling up
lands l4.!n; do gulf Bis; sales 3l5l bale
Galveston firm L. New Orleans. quiet
u l5-l6, Savannah, steady "a: Charlcstou
firm lil Memphis. steady III
Consolidated: Net receipts for three
days &C. iet.
Exports to Great Britain l7a7 tn
France is2p. u Continent &2.l>i
Stock fGf2g7g
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Aurora Grange.

At the last meeting of Aurora Grange
Of strong the First and Second degrees
were conferred upon two candidates and
four applications We're received Inc II
hrary is steadily growing and proving
itself IA distinct benefit in several re-
SpectS.
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PORk-S Steady.
BEEF STEADY.
cut MEATS-Stead

I,fINI,-St"adN mlddle west l0T 10 %
81 GAh-Raw steady: muscovado 81
teSt " centrifugal " test 3i1 molasscS
sugar NJ test .G,; refined sugar steady
Steady; receipts 4sS3: cream
efE specials =: extras .5di 81. third 10 first
MS: creamery held third TO special IN,
process second TO special SAL imii atior
creamery first l@tl9; factory held Ig,T
Il: DO. current make fs6l7.
t'iSiS,Steady; receipts Gil9. fresh
lag; da. seconds 2iM22; fresh gathered
dirtieN No lsal9; do No . ls6i7; refrie-
orators l7ftl1@. do. seconds I6aisi. state.
"a. and nearby hennery white 35na5 do
gathered white 30u3t: do. hennerv brown
=; do. gathered brown ana mixed "9I"i
western gathered white 2Sd3I
oTATot.S-Steady: Bermuda psr bhl
80 a Maine per bag lJD q los. state
10 q Ia" Long Island 10 n >: jersey Ia
u ~. all sections IN l35. Jersey sweets
per Dbl 10 n 90
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New York Produce Market.

,,,,,.,, Now YORK. Jan. %.
tLoCR-Was duh and lower to sell
receipts 500; shipments J66l
NHEAT-Spot easy: No. ; red 9.g ele-
yator and On o b afioat: No. northern
duluth H.. o b ahoat: receipts ~. $40
shipments 2251
GuRN-Spot easy; new No ~ o y
oATS-Spot easy. standard white -
40 IN: o. 331i No, ! q. receipts IT,.
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In Mondays balloting at Denver,
Col, for senator. Senator Speert lost
one vote to Adams. The ballot follows:
Adams, Dem, 20; Speer. DEM, Z &c.
Goudy. Rep, %: scattering, 90. Nenes-
sary for choice. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31

Constipation causes headache, nausea.
dizziness, languor, heart palpitation.
Drastic physics grippe, sicken, weaken the
bowels and don't curei Doans Regnlets
act gently and cure constipation. %
cents. ASK your druggist q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31

Never can tell when, you'll mash o fin
ger or suffer a cut bruise. burn or scald.
Be prepared. Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil
relieves the pain-quickly cures
the wound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31

Constipation Is the cause of many all
ments and disorders that make life mis-
cradle. Take Chamberlains Stomach
and Liver Tablets. keep your bowels
regular and you win avoid these diseases.
For sale everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for ytars
No appetite. and what l did eata dis
tressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Bit
Ohio. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-31

Don't let the baby suffer from eczema
sores or any itching of the skin. Dbans
Ointment lives instant relief, cures
quickly. Perfectly safe for children.
All druggists sell it,
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F, |. -M|LL|kEH T. co.
Bankers and Brokers
IS State ST., Boston.
New York and Boston Stocks bought
for cash or carried on margin.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Dispatches from the leading financial
agencies at our clients disposal
This Weeks Market Letter Devoted TO
U. S. STEEL
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
MASS. CONSOLIDATED
Will Be Mailed Free Upon Application

Correspondents Of r. G.. Latham, &C
Broadway, y. Y. Member Of the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange of New
York.
aug23,tueStf
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bI'rTER-steady; creamcries Ii a -:
EGGS-Steady: receipts 400 cases.; AZ
mark cases in Guided 1S3 q No.; frsts %,
CHEESE-Steadv Is n j
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-06
MEN HOLD UP TRAIN
Pennsylvanians Are Given an Expo.
s'tlon of Life In the Wild and
Woody West In the Early Days.

Erie, Pa.-A fast mail and passen'
ger train on the Philadelphia & Erie
railroad was held up Friday night five
miles from here by twelve masked
men. The mail and express cars were
rifed and G. II. Block Of Erie, mail
clerk; II. d. Rooney of Erie, conduc.
tor. and C. F. Bemis. brakeman, were
injured.
Block was shot in the right side and
was taken to a hospital In a dying
condition. Rooney received serious in
'juries when he was hit with a stone
thrown by a robber. Bemis was shot
In the arm.
When the train stopped because
of an obstruction on the track, Engi.
Toe Albert Carey and his fireman
climbed down to investigate. They
were Immediately seized by masked
men, made to climb back into the
cab and held under guard. Several
robbers turned their attention 10 the
mai and express cars. The injured
men resisted and were shot.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-07-06
HENWooD FOUND GUILTY.
Slayer Of Amateur B~aIioonIst Con-
victed Of Murder In the
Second Deuree.

Denver, Colo.-Frank Harold Hen.
wood. salyer Of George Il. Copeland
Of Victor. Colo. a well known mining
man. who was shot accidentally by
Henwood when the latter fired upon
and killed Sylvester l.. Won Phul, the
amateur balloonist. of st. Louis, was
found guilty OF murder in the second
degree on Thursday. The penalty Is
from ten years to life In the peniten-
tiary.
On May "a, In the bar room of the
Brown Palace hotel. Sylvester l.. Won
Phul knocked down Henwood. and
the latter, as he arose from the floor,
drew a revolver and fired five shots
at Won Phul. Three of them struck
their mark and the other two went
wild. One hit George C. Copeland
and the other struck John Atkinson
OF Colorado Springs. Won Phul and
Copeland died. but Atkinson recov-
cred,
When arrested Henwood told the
chief OF police and reporters hat the
trouble was over chorus girls. 1t de-
veloped, however, that Henwood had
been trying to compel Won Phul to
return letters written to Won Phul by
Mrs. John w. Springer. u society
matron and wife of a prominent Den
yer banker.