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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
January Session, 1911

CONTINUED from Last Week
On motion Board adjourned to meet
again at y a. m. Jany. 18th.
8o'clock a. m. Jan. 7th-Board met
pursuant to adjournment.
On motion official reports were APP
proved as follows:
Chas s White, Justice of the Peace,
Leroy twp
] P Lair, Justice Of the Peace, Extra
twp.
A II Edwards. Justice of the peace,
Douglas twp
Ross Higgins, Justice of the Peace Lin
coin twp
On motion fees, in case Nels c. Jen-
sen VS. Audubon County, were allowed
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26
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Geo and MIS- Petersen went to On
aha Thursday on business.
N. j. Nielsen visited with his par
ents south of town Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Soc took the train to
Kimballton Monday morning.
Geo. Petersen and C. II. Doe each
received carload OF hay Monday.
Miss Mary Miller has beeh sewing
the last two week at Hotel Elkhorn.
Chris G. Jensen has purchased the
residence owned by Thomas Olsen.
John s Jensen, who has been en-
ployed at Omaha returned back Fri
day.
G. H. Boo took trip to Harlan,
Wednesday to attend to some bust
nese.
Rasmus Nissen shipped a car of
sheep to So. Omaha markets last
week.
Mr.. Peter Wittrup shipped car
load of cattle to Chicago markets,
Monday.
The Elkhoru Mercantile Company
stored away carload of flour and
feed Friday.
John Esbeck, living east of Extra
was shaking hands with relatives and
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. r. P. Petersen went to Oma-
Ia Saturday to see Mr.. Petersen, who
is lying i'll at hospital there.
Peter Petersen, the blacksmith de-
parted for Omaha few days ago,
where he will undergo an operation.
Mrs. Willis Rattenborg celebrated
her 50th birthday by inviting few
friends to celebrate the event with
him.
H. E. Hansen and wife and Mre.
Hans Doe took the morning train
Monday to Atlantic to do some shop
ping.
| Peter Hansen west of town died
Tuesday night after months illness.
He was laid to rest Thursday AFTER
noon.
The Lumber Co. is erecting barn
south of their large shed where they
will heep their delivery team in the
| future
Miss Anna Andersen, who was at
tending college here was suddenly ta-
ken sick and was taken to her home
Tuesday.
j. A. Petersen is having his Jew
elry store decorated with nice wall
paper border consisting of series of
pictures.
The Gregersen Drug Co. are hav-
ing their side walls of their store
beautifully painted by Mr.. lens Jor-
gensen the artist.
Tho Gregersen and Jens Fritz have
bot the butcher business, ice box
and tools of the Olsen Bros, taking
possession Feb. 1st.
Our moving picture theater opened
up again Friday evening. The man.
ayers intend to give two shows week
ly as before, Friday and Saturday
nights.
A box social and dance was given
at the NJ. W. A. Hall Thursday eve-
ming for the benefit of Mrs. John p.
johnson, who has been very i'll all
| winter.
Thomas Olsen, who has purchased
the Implement stock of j. r. Heiken
at Gates will move there the 1st of
February. He will also have charge
of the stock shipping and elevator
there.
The A. N. Il S. is seriously haudi-
capped at present in taking care of
their passengers, being compelled to
use box cars fitted up with stoves and
seats, as their coach caught fire Fri
day night from an unknown origin at
Atlantic, and was completely de-
molished. Talking about hard luck,
they are certainly having their share.
Saves Two Lives
Neither my sister nor myself might
be living today, if it had not been for
DR.. Kings New Discovery" writes A. d
Mcdonald of Fayetteville, N. G. r. F..
D. No. 8, for we both had frightful
coughs That no other remedy could help
We were told my sister had consump-
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26

The County Auditor is hereby au,
thorized to issue warrants on the bridge
fund and road fund upon the order Of
the Board of Supervisors, Or member
thereof; also to issue warrants in pay
ment for pocket gophers; also to issue
warrants in payment for skins of wild
animals as provided by law.
On motion Peddlers and show licen-
SEES were fixed for 1911 as follows:
Peddler, two horses and vehicle $25 90
Peddler, one horse and vehicle Is 90
Peddler, on foot 10 90
Shows, per exhibition SO 90
On motion the salaries of County of
fcers and deputies were fixed as fol
lows:
Clerk of the Courts, $1,000 per year,
payable monthly.
Treasurer, $500 per year, payable
monthly.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26

See our line of Gasoline Engines.
Extra Auto Machine Wks.
p. X. Jensen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26

J A Graham, filing fee.-- ST so
III ] Mantz. COPY fee. 25
w M Crees, mileage 10
Nels J Neisen, witness 9 25
Jens Larsen, witness - 2 IS
Hans @ Hansen, witness --- 2 As
Shingledecker witness --- | 35
Thos Davis, witness --- 50
Niels P Hoegh, witness ------ 2 65
I'll Maharg, witnes l 35
BRACE Sorensen, witness .---- 3 95
Nels Petersen, witness 3 S5
Mikkel Sorenssn, witness 2 s.
Chris Sorensen, witness 2 Is
Nels b Christensen, witnes- --. 2 As
N l. Beck, witness 2 IS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
GAR RDiN Err.

WEST-Walter Marco has purchased Il
small place near Lewiston and Will re-
move there in few weeks.
4. W. Fuller recently received a letter
from his daughter. Mrs. Alfred WesS-
man. now residing in Richmond, Va.
saving that her husband had purchased
a farm in Florida, and possibly might
90 there for a future home.
There was a large attendance Saturday
evening at Grange hall.
Fred Towle, who has been suffering
with an attack of rheumatism is better
and able to be at the store.
Mrs. Alpheus Spear passed Saturday
evening at John Scotts and sunday
evening at Dr. Merrill's.
Roy DeFraters of Gardiner passed Sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. De Fraters.
All the schools in town closed Friday.
DR.. Merrill received a letter last week
from his brother, Judge A. L. Merrill, of
Hollywood, Cal. saying he was gathering
plenty of oranges and lemons from trees
planted three years ago; also picking
from his garden Tomatoes and straw
berries.
Very encouraging news comes from
Alpheus Spear, who Is still at the Port
land hospital. He is able to sit up ana
write home to relatives and Griends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
HARVARD CREWS REPORT.
Outlook for Varsity Eight the Best
Ever-lmportant Change.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 13.-Candi-
dates for the Harvard varsity and
Freshman crews reported Monday for
regular work To Coach WraY at the
University boathouse. About 60 men
reported and were assigned work in
the tank during the afternoon. All oil
the available veterans were on hand
and the prospect for crack crew this
year is exceptionally bright The row
ing season brings several changes in
the makeup of the first eight. Tile
Varsity loses three men by gradual
tion-Waid at seven. Bacon at FIVE and
Whitney at bow New Oarsmen will be
developed for these vacant seats, Sc
lection being made from the large list
of secondary mon of last year.
The great change in the first boat is
at stroke. Captain Cutler. who has
stcokcd three winning crews against
| the Ellis will relinquish his seat this
year 70 young GOodale, of the Fresh
men last year and will pull star
board oar this year While Cutler holds
an enyiablc reputation in Crimson
rowing, he is hardly up to Goodale's
all-arCund ability and will be super
seeded by the younger men. In the opin-
ion Of the old timers. the new stroke
is the greatest oar ever developed az
| Cambridge. Coach Wray plans tn"
following makeup for the Varsity
stroke, Goodale: seven. Cutler: six
Strong; five, Hooper; four, WithinG-
ton: three. Metcalf: two. Newton: bow
Balch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
NATL RULES FOR ATHLETICS.
Uniform Code for All Track and Inter
collegiate Meets.

Chicago, Feb. l2.-Nationai rules in
track athletics as we'll as in football
are now available for the colleges and
universities o. the country. A move
ment to unity the government Of
American intercollegiate track and
field meets was announced Yesterday
by t"ach stag Of the University of
Chica 90. VINO is one Of the authors of
the new code of laws. sanctioned bv
the lntercolle Siate Athletic ASsocIa
ton Of tive United States. Stagp made
public The complete text Of the rules
drafted by himself. Prof w. \. Lam
beth of the University of Virginia and
= W. Marvel OF Brown University
acting for the National Association
The rules as embodics III the report .
the report of the professors have bceI
accepted by the association and arr
now subject to the inspection of th,
American colleges.
The code which is the first ni a ma
tional character. is in no way com
pIlsor& The officials, however, hop,
that it will be adopted by til" vari
ous sectional bodies or incorporate
into their own rules. Ultimate uni
cormity," is the wish OF the commit
tee. according to Stagg.
The rules do not differ RADICAL!
from any Of those in existence, eXccp
IA the ease Of the high jump and poll
vault. instead of aiioWing the custom
AIRY throe trials 1t each l"iglt tn,
commitfe" provides mat t.yo trial,
only may he bad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
Big Drop in Eggs
In Chicago Market.

Chicago. Fe6. IA break of five
to six cents a dozen IN the price oi
eggS during the last Week has brought
values 10 the lowest level touched in
FEBRUARY IN many wears. Extra eggs
closed at u cents d dozen. while sec
ends brought only s ana 10 cents
Last Septomber. following tn" long
period Of drought suffered by the
country. eggs came forward III eXces-
Sve quantities and dealers placed
them n cold storage in order to keep
prices from declining. At thar time
they believed that the heavy move
men, from The poultry farms would
not he ct long duration and they would
have lttle difficulty in clearing hold
ings at q profit later in the year
Receipts continued ot excessive VOL
ume iorger than had been expected.
however, and when values eaSed of
there was q sudden rush to liquidate.
Recent developments are traced back
directly to last Septomber's heavy egg
production and the reason Gealers did
not hold back supplies last week was
because they held them back in Sep
tembcr
Closing at the lowest level in years,
commission men say il is not likely
that prices Will go much lower.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

Frank Gotch, the inventor Of Tic
toe-hold. has contributed his word III
favor of dropping 1t from the cate
CORY Of ways and means by which a
catch cat tch-can wrestler may put
an opponents shoulders to the mat
Goteh doesn't come out fiat-footediy
against the hold-few there are who
turn against child of their own in
vention-but he is perfectly willing
rha: the toe-hold should be eliminat-
I'd. Il shouldn't hesitate q minute
about making a match with the toe
hold barred" said Gotch, the other
evening. ''if they viii only stop the
ioe-hold, l ain only afraid that, once
they get started barring tOe-holds, the
next move viii be to bar all leg-holds,
and the next thing We know we will
he back at the Old Graeco- Roman
style. AS a matter of fact, I don't use
,he hold a great deal myself. threw
Zbyszko and Mahmout without an
moving their feet, and i made Hack
enschmidt quit without once twisting
his toes. There's lot more than the
toe-hold 10 wrestling, and it doesn't in
itself win any championships"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

Hal Chase, manager of the New
York American League Baseball Cluh'
las left San Jose. Calf, for New h"fi>
IN answer to a hurried summons from
the uighlanders Chase has spent the
last six weeks with his parents at
Saa Jose. Harry Wolter, right ! field
ar OF the New York American League
team. is i'll with toGsilitis at the home
Of friends near Palo Alto. 1t IS tnousie
that he may not be able 10 report Tor
early spring training.
Frank Chance, manager of the chi
cago Nationals, left Los Angeles, t'ti.,
Monday for Chicago to take charge
nf the l9t0 pennant winner during Tue
season Of 1911. Chance, who IS ABOUT
~ pounds heavier than when he lalio-
~ in California last fall, mas Speh'
the ). inter on his fruit farm at Glen
dora. II will have all Of the old men
back in the game again; the same me-"
that pu. UP the hard fight FOR Ia.
1910 flag" said Chance. Ihese men
represent material that ! can dep5 no
nnon II any of them wcakens. i
have a big catch Of young fellows
10 gamble with. I never bank on II
s,.aen man until I see him deliver the
Goods. vet | feel certain that out oi
the army Of newcomers signed by us
a, least two or three of them VIII
urn out TO be valuable men,
|, seems like old times TO read that
Cv Young is getting ready to Don OUT
preparatory to getting into shape 10.
y hard seasons work in the pitchers
hox. C'y has a few more games lett IN
him, and while he may not De any
where near as good as when ne was
instrumental in bringing two Amerl-
can League pennants and one w~ld
championship to Boston the veteran
is Jar from all in as a twirler. and as
an attraction in every city on ban
Johnson's circuit. The name OF Denton
r. Young will form party OF base
hall history long after the Peol
farmer has put aside his uniform for-
eyer. for he has been a credit to the
game, and Bostonians will always ap-
preciatc his work while connected
with the American League club in
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
SPORTING
Boxing Bouts This Week.

Tuesday-Frank Klaus VS.. Lex
Houck, Freddie O'Brien Us. Youns
Jasper Lawrence: Joe Nelson Us. Ed.
die Connolly. and George Perry vs.
Joe Geary at the Armory \. A.; Ben
ny kaufman VS.. Jack White at Coz
mmbus, o.; Walter Parker W. Joe
Seigcr at New York: Young Ahcarr
vs.. Tommy Maloney at New York
Young Erne vs.. Dummy Decker at
Baltimore; jeff Smith Us. Kid Henry
al Albany: Sammy Trott US. Kid Ma
dole at Youngstown. O.
Wedn asday--Peck LafaVoOr vs..
Young McDonoush. Chester Walcott
VS.. Yank Evans, and Young Yen vs..
Kid Burns at Bay State Club, Brock
ton: Jimmy Howard vs.. Bill Mckin-
non at Memphis. Tenn: Albert Del
mont rs. Big Mackey at New York;
Battling Hurley vs. Cv Smith ut New
York
Thursday-Eddie Shelvin IS. Harry
Powers at entity Club, Lawrence:
Dave Deshler VS.. Freddie Corhett at
New York.
Friday-Joe Jeanette VS.. George
Cotton at New York; Tony Ross KS.
Jack CTwin) Sullivan at Buffalo: Ru-
dolph TnholZ VS.. Jack Redmond at
Milwaukee; Dave Deshler VS.. Haywood
Briggs at Brockton.
Saturday-Bouts at the American y.
g. Philadelphia: bouts AT the National
\. G. Philadelphia; bouts nj Portland,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
CHAMPIONSHIP SKATING.
Eastern Races Held Monday on Brook
side Lake. New York

Nevburg. y. Y, Feb. l3.-In the
eastern championship skating races
held on Brook side lake. near Newburs.
today, honors We're borne off by Jos.
Miller of the New York Athletic Club,
Miller took the quarter, the half mile
and the mile championships. Joseph
Stoltz OF the Riverside Skating Club
won the five-mle handicap. The sum-
mary:
Quarter-nle championship, Joseph
Miller, New York A. c., first; Joseph
Stoltz. Riverside Skating Club. seq
ond. Time 40 seconds.
Half-mle. Jos. Miller, y. Y. a. e.
first; w \. Taylor. y. Y. A. G.. sec
ond Time 1.25 Is
Percy Rogers of Arlington won the
mile novice in minutes. 30 3-5 sec
onds
Mile-Joseph Miller. \. Y. A. G.,
first; Joseph StoltZ, Riverside 5. C.,
second Time, minutes. IL seconds.
Five mile, handicap.Joseph StoltZ.
Riverside s. c.. (40 seconds) first: Per-
cy Rogers, Arlington (4O seconds, sec
ond. Time, 17.l4 10.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

SkOwhegan. Me. Feb. I2.-tSrcciaD
One of the greatest improvements
Ior log driving on III" <cnnebe,' drive
has been brought about this winter in
the building of a new dam on Moxie
Stream which was completed last
week. This means a great deal to the
various corporations who carry on
numbering operations through this sec
ton Of the State. The purpose If the
gam is to store water in the Spri,tg.
especially at a dry season, To drive
the logs down the stream In years
past the log driving companies have
paid uut great deal of money in tlriv-
ing logs and lot OF unnecessary work
has been don" when logs have lodged
at certain low basins of the streams
and rivers. Though for Some time
largo sums Of money have been eX-
pended by the log driving companies
in building storage basins To hold the
surplus water in reserve for use in dry
seasons. yet the building of this dam
on MoXio Stream is one of the great
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
TWO ATTRACTIONS.
The Big Musical Show Thursday ana
the Bowdoin Boys Friday Evening
at Coliseum.

T. \. Wade in presenting The
Time. the Place and the Girl which
will be produced at the Coliseum on
Thursday next offers us musical
comedy production that is distinct
,leparture from all others that nave
been presented in this city.
one OF the most beautiful pictures
ever witnessed is that used in the see
ond act. Forty young ladies so ar
ranged and grouped as to reproduce
n large American flag. covering the
entire stage. The song hit is Thurs
dav Is Ny Jonah Day. and since
the davs of After the Balf' nothing
has ever cpualled this song.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

For reasons not stated, American
steeplechase horses have been barred
from Auteuil by the French Hunt Club,
which virtually means that the ban Is
against them on all the cross-country
courses in France. Exceptions nave
been made for the International week
in Paris in June and for the week s
meeting at Nice this month. English
and other foreign 'chasers are SIM
ilarly ruled against. Several Ameri-
IAN sportsmen have been racing on
the French courses for some seasons,
J. +. Widener of Philadelphia having
the most conspicuous string, as we'll
9s the greatest success. 1t is unques-
tionably true that several steeple-
chasers seemingly outclassed in this
country have been shipped to France
10 race, and, apparently. the Frencl
Hunt Club does not relish the impu
ration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

Z
| jury. will start again TINS week. meet
ing Harry Powers of Brooklyn at Law
re1ca Thursday night Powers recent :
ly defeated Jimmy ."orlartN OF L""'I'
| Young Erne Of philadelphia is The
| latest boxer L. meet with an irjTry.
He reccivee il as 2 result OF slppuc
on wet floor. His bout with DUN
| nv Decker. which was 10 take place
| in Raltirorn this week. has been post
nnaed.
| ,,,ock,,. pro.,n is matched rn,
| ,,ron no,ts. vim IA NTotgast, March
| > ,,i,b Tommy ifurihN. NarCk l.,
and with "Cnt Round" Hogan Feb.
- An three bout will y" held in
Ecw Yo.k.
pm po,,,,o :, #s.id didn't lose the
'ai', ''i'N,. IN. aha,,ni.nshin when he
=, -, c,,,its an . Toul in Aus
,,,Ito h,aouso th, mon met At lGi
,,a,,,,5s ,nothcr 4aeson why ne didn't
-, >. ,,.as haraDsn he dim have
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;'t'"l "i "iS 80. .r,na ,v-
IroHl t'' ,'A'"' ''' 81 ynrl,
in"i1''' - -. ,n.r Tho noinr
not |" ! w., ,,,,,,, ,lgar got
OF ti' ..,ir,,od ~. ho,r a.
on tli' HS''''' ',r, :. ,,.I,l, Moor.
the "e'tt, y" 80. -, -. nonrds ~, ,
n..loel Tic truth is thai MGR
,,.5,o,..a h.tvccn j3S and l3l pounds,
,,,, n, Forest saw him on the sealcs
%l.a,o weighing j33 pounds 1t
..aIa.l, ,caiohci AT least 1876 in TN"
.. tremendous difference: too
.,,,n :, r,rrnit of Monre,s taking
at,.,,,a .vfn against n pr. liminarN
80,
,t-,ro,. ,ba ,ooriaan c0tored
...ei,rh. hovar who taS been re
-. =, po,;., for several months
,a,.,, ~. .b. French followers
''.',' -, ,,n,,sio,,r Naryaa should
- c., onofora q pretty
w ~ rinp ,epeciallV
=. W.. ,,-,,t sl,o,,rd hannon ia last more
"a ra,,.i. >i,,yo,. ie a much bet
'-'i', .,on ho is generally given
e.. ,.;ro, ,pd while Laugford
''''s ,is ,a,,,htoa1v dof.at him it
~ -, co.. from n onc-sided match.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
BANGOR INDICTMENTS.
Fifty Reported With One for Murder
and Two Manslaughter.

Bangor. Me. Feb. 13.-Fifty indict-
ments were reported by the grand
jury today. one of them being for
murder and two for manslarghter
I.uca Ottobree of Millinocket was in
dieted on charge of murder OF Alfonso
Muscovo of the same town on Oct. Il,
fgin John r. McTigue and Patrick
Mc1iguc Of ltanGor were indicted Gu
tke charge of manslaughtar for the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

Although cyclone Thompson Won his
hattie With Land in sydney, Australia,
last month. he was lucky, according
t. tho Australian papers. Thompson
was the better boxer. hut the seconds
of LanI. it is alleged, tried trick to
win for Land. 1t is charged that they
pat arncst in a bottle Of water they
poured on Lands head and some OF
the water, it is said. got in Thompson ;
eyes. Jimmy Clabhy who was socond-
ing Thnmpsun. protested
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

Bob Eigren of the New York Eve
ming World has Joined the movement
for stricter enforcement of the rule
of boxing. In an excellent article in
his paper SATURDAY. night he discusse.
the prevalence of foul boxing in Amer
ican rings, which lie unfavorably con
trasts with tie cleanness ana abso-
lutte fairness OF boxing as conducted
in England, especially at the Nation
al 81 orting Club
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

Frank :. White of the Germantown
Cricket club of Philadelphia Monday
won the national squash racquet cham
oionshir, defeating 6. ". Wales OF
Boston, in the final round of th, tour
rament at the Philadelphia Racquet
Club. Score: 15-13: l5-1; l5-11. White
had previously defeated +. l., Smith.
MarN Land. state champion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
SPORTING NOTES.

Announcement is made at New Ha-
ven, Conn, that Fred Plaisted, the
veteran sculler. has been engaged as
assistant coach for the Yale o2rsmeh-
CAPTAIN Elliott Frost, of the Yale
crew. in making the announcement
said; "Plaisted vas engaged TO as
sist Coach John Kennedy. He VIII
ramain throughout the season" Plais-
tna. whose homo is in Name mas
rewed in practically every eiN'ilZed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
Assist Nature.

You have been told to hitch your
wagon TO a star"-that nature will as
sist you That's all right. There are
times. however when you should assist
nature, and the spring Is one of these
times.
cleanse your system-if you take
Hoods Sarsaparilla the undertaking
will be successful. and your complexion
bright and clear
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

J. Gordon Douglas Of New York de
ftatcd Harold +. Mccormick Of the
Chicago University club in the final
round Of tho National Racquet cham
pionshir at the Tuxedo Tennis and
Racquet Club Monday. Douglas won
three cut OF the four games played
with Mccormick with total of 4s
aces to Al. The scores were l5-S: OILS:
lS-13: ll-1O
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

Patrick Nolan alias Patrick Murphy
who was with William r Walsh. th.
man found Gead from eXpeSur@ ia
pittston. sunday. Was arrdIgncc III
court Monday afternoon on the chafse
of intaxication. re pleaded guilty an.
as ~ had been before court about i
mon,h ago u sentence Of - da"s III
ia;I VAS pronounced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
LOCAL NOTICE.

The Christian Endeavor Society o'
the Free Baptist church Will hold It
social at the home OF Mrs. Ella RING
1888 Summer street on Thursday exc
ming, Feb 16. Ice cream Tor safe.
All are cordially invited
fehli- Ii Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14
CHICAGO Produce Market.

ChiCaS0, Fcb. u.
BUTTER-Fnm. creameries 17a26-. dai-
rieS Ii and -.
EGGS-Weak. receipts 1906. cases; at
market, cases included llAn l3. first, l.:
prime first It,
CHEESE Steady. l5m !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-14

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