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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND BOOMING HOUSES
Eop rrs.cr r->-r1-p,-IcrJED


FOR LEASE. UNFURNISHED.
40 rooms, l. baths. toilets. steam heat.
.asrge rooms. One OF the incest places In
Ine city. all new and ready for occu-
pancy shortly. Rent very reasonable
pest location, unfurnshed.
86-room modern apartment house.
equipped with disappearing beds. gas.
stoves, retrlgerators: in fact. every
known convenience. All new. swell loc.'
rent low. See me for further particulars.
Si'oo-ls rooms. modern. Main ST: rent
s96 heat free; good lease; an eN-
s,,ou cellent transient place.
Soooo-3o rooms. best location In city; a
modern, up-to-date hotel; low
rent: long lease; terms to right
party.
We have places from TO 100 rooms:
N fact, anything In this line for sale, we
nave II; satisfaction guaranteed.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
A.. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE:
13 Main st Phone 64f.
a. L. BRATTAIN. MGR. 3. o. DEPT.
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-r rr ROOMS. LARGE AND COOL, IN
4 r,nner home; will give board X
a Call at so d st. d3sh5
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TA1LoR-MADE ConsETs

SPIREL.LA CORSETS. ONE YEAR
guarantee. Mrs Mann, Peery motel:
doours, 2 to f. oaVa
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Is. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Assters Pills; the Diamond brand,
years known as best. safest, al
ysllable; buy of your druggist; take
||hg. Chichesters Diamond Brand
IN sold by druggists everywhere.
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GROCERY SPECIAL
SAFES AND VAULTS

~ LETB LINE OF SAFES AND
az aWeys on hand, A TOW second
II uses Tor sale. Write for circular.
N nato & Vault Co, Al P. o. place.
o2673
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kALOR MADE OORsETS

CORSETS, ONE YEARS
Mrs. Mann. PeeTy hotel,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED
NOTICE.


NOTICE
Desiring 10 move my family 10 Cah-
tornia for three or four years, one.
my beautiful country home. known as
Chateau Rouville.'' for sale. y thor
oughly modern, 11-room house: oeauu-
fully arranged. with all possible con,
veniences. together with all furniture and
fixtures: acres Of the finest KIND o,
trees. modern chicken plant thorouchII
stocked with blooded stock. Independent
water system. Whole property IN sPien ,
did repair. This Is RECOGNIZED as one oil
the finest and most practical country es-
tates In Utah. right on Ashton avenue
car line close TO good schools. cool can
Won breeze and splendid surroundings.
Terms TO suit purchaser Apply TO {. :
Vadner on premises. 9th East and Ash
ton ave. Phone Hyland 2o7o. d3sSf
NO AGENT. no COMMISSION. AM
the owner: will sacrifice properties for
short time: 7-roorn modern frame. as
2 blocks east of State st.
Double house. strictly modern room
on either side; rents S37 per month. $4,000
easy terms End North and 1st West sts
Corner lot 6sx125 IT,, corner 2nd North
Lots opposite Capitol. cor Vine and
Center. $500 per rod: would make fine
site for hotel, bachelor apartments or
apartment house.
32o acres. will cut. rp any amount TO
and Western Pac. r r.. $50 per acre. $40
per month. no interest.
$3.50, acre lots. "a miles west of city
limit; $50 cash. BAL $40 per month. no
JOS. BAr'McARTEN.
ao7 Scott Bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., s51 so.
State ST. Phones 5235-3S35 nes67
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

Innings, CRATES AND WATER
dry. ~ n. 7th West. Bell 23od-K. ASSOC
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FURNISHED
-~~-)---->N-~~|~>
BRANSFORD APARTMENTS

pIt-f y NsFURD APA KGMENTS
(Near Eagle Gate)
location best In city; furnished and
unfurntshed suites; furnished suites, with
or without board: American 1lan; cafe
IN connection open to the public.
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LOST AND FOUND

EN JoLTE BRASSIERE, TRIM
with cluny lace. lost by delivery
ttween q 6. NJ, + and III 81. Re-
q z. c. NJ. ] Corset Dept, Reward:
elise
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THE COLONIAL.
Elegantly furnished two and three
roon apartments, with reduced rates from
sEo and up; single rooms. with or without
f2o5s
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THE CONEY.
new, elegantly furnished housekeeping
apartments; elevator service: dreproot
building; prices reasonable, East South
i LenpIe finest location in city. Phone
o61 Bell. dl726
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X A. ANDREWS. AUCTIoNEER. OF
flee 3oI SO. 3rd East. Phone 4s44-y.
Estimates free. biSsl
&c L. SEBER MAKES FURNITURE
auction n speciality; consult mo before
selling. Hy'and lsf7. s2stS
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HAIR GOODS
VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT.
Carpet cleaning done @. y. Bates
Electric Co, 32l Atlas Wasatch 27ei,
eosS
"SANTO," FOR SALE OR RENT;
cleaning done, Stewart Gleeson Co.. Sc
w. End So. a944
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OAK FURNITURE CO. ALL KINDS
second hand goods. al5 State Wa
catch COLL. c2IS9
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CHINA DECORATING

cS~ITTH1 cS,s I,TsTH1 WAGENER's STUDIO.
~ rast Third South China soltao.e
for eifts and prisea. Class ana Dr'vasssSs nsss
leasona-
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FOR RENT

lighthouses FURNISHED
TSn COTTAGE. EMIGRATION
phone wasatch 3o-J. CAL
|{on, |rss e9oI
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Z rnrpNISHED HOUSE OF OR
close In on East End So. 81
.;%Sasatch 4Sl7-W. eo'S
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GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
n ikm at the Salvation Army. Ad-
dl Communications to Mrs. Adju-
1bzte. 521 East Third South street.
lake City n2432
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1 PER CENT UNDER MARKET RATE
Home Inv. & Savings Co.. w, First
South st. Glen Miller. Pr. c1e6s
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PERSONALS

$1,000 REWARD; I POSITIVE
'guarsutee my great successful
kly" remedy: safely relieves some
longest, most obstinate, abnormal
n three to five days: no harm. pain
Inference with work: mall S1.50
strength 50. DR.. r. P, Southing-
amedy Co, Kansas CITY. Mo. els
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS $50
KEARNS BLDG aass3
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c. E. oSTERLOH. AUCTIoNEER. RESI-
dence 63i So. MINI Wasatch 2S24-w
dloso
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AUCTION SALES.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Pomeroy. &c West LIST North. ussl
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&UeHED ROOM. SUITABLE FOR
4 modern, Phone Wasatch 5I3S-W.
Ia. d19s2
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SALARY LOANS NEGOTIATED FOR
persons permanently employed; busi-
ness confid entail 4al Herald bldg. dl575
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FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES

TWO STORES. NOW BUILDING ON
State street, half block north OF the
Eagle Gate. 1t Is the best outlying To-
cation In the city for drugs. groceries
and meats. Little & Little. No. w.
End So. egg
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'u0ND-HAND CLOTHING

1EET po1o0O@S~~~sS~S~>~~-
<obd fRICES PAID FOR MEN 8
y 2i,s clothing. etc. Phone Wa.
c1097
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DREssMAKING

~ --->--~~~~ -~--~-s~-,~---~>>--~~~----
fats tsNn,sSMAkER WILL GO OUT
&atcS sewing homo. Call mornings.
ooNo. Temple hotel dz156
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HOTELS

HOTEL LUXOR. 81 s. MAIN. OPPO-
site Empress thester. Under new man
aeement; refurnished: rooms with or
Without bath. Rates rs cents up; weekly
rates $3.50 up. II. T. Snyder, Prop.
d2s55
EI.Ko HOTEL. e75 MAIN ST, FRONT
rooms So week. night so cents up.
d2Ie.
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PATENT ATTORNEY
SIGNS AND SCENERY

CIAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass, Clipped glass and painted. Both
phones. x2$
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EY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
zee hotel, $3.50 and up. 22s So, w:
<Ie st. d23H
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>~>~~--------~~~~-~~~~>- -~--I-sS-
J. p GODDARD, c. P. A.. AUDITING
and general account6ncy, b22 Mcintyre
bldg. Wasatch 1854. c20S3
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TYPEWRITERS
HAIRDREssING PARLOR.

BEAUTY AND HAIR DRESSING PAR
iors, 121 Mercantile annex. Graduate
Prof, Rohrer, New York. Hair goods and
home II desired Was. 4677. dl74s
GIRLS TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING.
manicuring, etc; salary: good demand
for college graduates. 21s Main. upstairs.
Sasse's Hairlressing College. dg94a
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ACCORDIAN PLEATING
6UNBURST AND SIDE PLEATLNO.
&rs n. M. Jenneus. COS East ard So
ct Bell phone Hylnnd 1871. plSl3
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xG HOTEL. MAN. DOING GOOD
Ilness. wants lady partner with
tnce Some capital necessary,
D 70. particulars. Box 1lhi, Boise.
eST5
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= STRICTLY MODERN. FUR
"a house for the summer IS 5iso7 na
rIsee. No children. olos
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SIG AND $50, 4 AND 5-ROOM MODERN
Wasatch g. d3snT
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

&c HARRIS CO.. PLUME
Ing and steam fitting: jobbing work =
speciality: all work guaranteed Phone
16r. l+s East ?nd Sorth eIo5
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VETERINARY SCHOOL

s, F. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-
gins Sept 16. No profession offers
equal opportunity. Catalog free. C.
rtsco c1S16
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KEY-FITTING

FITTJNyS, ~>>---~-c-o---->
6unni,,i INC. LOCK WORK. BICY.
WY Co. Phones Bell 1898. Ind.
o76i
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS 1yNF1yRNrs1ypn

.tiruL FRONT 6-ROOM APART
IN Tn' tbn o;, The most delightful place TO live
venience, Inquire Daynes, Is Main; phono
- oo' el50
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

SEEERAL ROLL TOP DESKS AND
:, chairs. Ming ca abinets. standing desks
nlspiay tables. two Underwood type"rt,
ers. one Burroughs adding machine ana
various other office fixtures and equip
ment Inquire afternoons at office or
W. y. Nclden Drug Co. IS South Main
ST. e10i7
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~py 7-ROOM HOME, EXCEL
/ incatIon; adults only. Address
Trbune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-27

the Gore Banks life saving station
in distress in the southeast gale. was
gone, early Thursday morning, when
the revenue cutter, Seminole, hurrying
to her aid. got there. The wind had
shifted and she is supposed to have
sailed, during the night, leaving some
Of her crew at the Core Banks sta
ton.
special squad of detectives was
stationed along Brooklyn bridge early,
Thursday, to prevent any attempt at
suicide by Rose Pearlstein. an East
Side mother Her intention to jump
from the bridge became known when
her s-mcatil- infant was found in
hallway on Pike street With a note
pinned To its dress Which said "rhe
baby's name is Theresa. / am unable
to support her and the only thing |
can dc is to jump from the Brooklyn
bridge and commit suicide. Have mer-
cy on the baby. Rose Pearlstein"
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S cuth row ing
In Cotton Mig.

Washington, Sept. 26.-The feature
of the census bureaus report issued,
today, on the supply and distribution
OF cotton for the cotton year 1912.
which ended. Aug. 81, was the indi-
cation of the South's growth in the
cotton spinning industry,
The amount of cotton used there
was for the first time in the history
of the industry, greater than that
used in all other states in any one
year, and the number of active spin
dies operated increased almost half a
million over the number operated. last
year. The cotton growing states used
2,712,G22 bales against 2.s55,049 bales
in all others. The number of active
spindles was 1855. $50 compared With
IL ,0S4. 023 in 1911
The total supply OF cotton for the
cotton year 1912 announced to the un-
preccdented total or 1853, 294 bales,
of which 1,375.0Sl bales had been held
over from the previous year and 229,
276 bales imported. This total supply
exceeded last years by 1863. 81 bales.
OF the total supply, 5,637 Gil bales
were used in this country. quantity
greater than ever before and 1861, 76S
bales or more than 100000 in ex-
cess of previous records were sent
abroad. The number of spindles OPP
Grated in other than cotton growing
states increased almost 300, GOO, 900 to
Is FOG Sg1
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If Constipated or
Bilious 'Cascarets'

Furred Tongue. Bad Taste, Indiges-
ton. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause Your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food. which sours and ferments
like garbage in swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery-indi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret.
tonight, will give your constlpated
bowels thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a Decent box
from your druggist will keep you feel
ing good for months. Millions of men
and women take a Cascaret now and
then to keep their stomach, liver and
bowels regulated, and never know
miserable moment. Don't forget the
children-their little insides need n
good, gentle cleansing, too.
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Officers Elected by the Maine
Federation OF WOmen's Clubs.

Powers, Madison; Mrs. Celia Nalen-
tine Berry. New Gloucester; Mrs.
Eldena L. Packard, 60 uorth street.
Saco.
Legislation-Mrs. Canard. Rumfori
Falls; Mrs W. E. Brewster, Dexter,
Mrs. w. +. Atwood, Bangor; DR.. Jen-
nie Fuller. Hartland; Mrs. ]. Palme.
Merrill, SkoWhegan.
literature and art-Mrs. w. B.
Pierce, chairman, Bangor: Mrs. Ada
Blackington Rockland; Mrs. James
w. Wood. Biddeford; Mrs. II. Wal
lace Noyes, Portland; Mrs. Abby s.
Cole. Foxcroft; Miss Fannie f. Lord
Bangor. ~
Household economics-Miss Laura Z.
Comstock, chairman, Orono; Mrs.
Katie l.. Luce. Old Orchard; Mrs.
Elton f. Jordan. Bangor; Mrs. Nell
lie Curtis, Bethel; Mrs. Reuben Sib-
ley, Freedom.
Reciproeity-Mrs ". f. Atwood.
chairman Bangor; Miss Ida NJ. $.
Bean, Old Town.
The dramatic recital, last evening,
at Winter Street church by Mrs. Ber-
tina Kuntz Baker and the cello solos
by Miss Sue Winchell drew a good at
tendance of Federation ladies and the
Fortnightly was out in force.
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sos, $50 to Date
For Democrats.

New York. Sept 26.-Total contrib
utions TO date to the Democratic cam
paign fund amount to $29s. $50, it was
announced tonight. by Henry Nor
eenthu, chairman of the Democratic
Finance Commission. OF this sum, lie
said sos ,0S6 has been expended and
that While the National committee
feels encouraged at the amount of
contributions received there is urgent
need of not less than $4,000 addi-
tional to pay legitimate expenses to
the close of the campaign.
The feeling of confidence throughout
the country in the success of the Will
son and Marshall ticket is hurting us
in a financial way" said Mr.. Morgan
thu. I'VE have heard from l7.116 per-
sons" he continued. 'and every state
in the Union has been heard FROM
The states credited with the largest
amounts were New York. Size. 1855:
Pennsylvania. S1e.516: Illinois, $i5,45s
Missouri, s9470; New Jersey. SOP;
Wisconsin. s6l25; Louisiana. s5465; Vir-
einia. $5492; Washington. s5S24; Ala
bama. $5o36; Texas, s4392. and Massa-
ehusetts, 5000. Contributions received
since the first list was published, two
weeks ago, included: Supreme Court
Justice James w. Gerard. New York,
$4,000; Samuel Untermyer, $4,000.
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Somerset Fair Premiums.

Herds-Eben Dean & Son, one herd OF
six Herefords. lst.
Arson, l heifer ! yr., lst j. y Fietcher'
Arson / heifer 2yrs,, 1st j. Y. Fletcher
Arson, / heifer yrs. list
Full Blood Durhams-Fred y. Clark,
Arson, COW, s yrs, lst; Fred e. Clark,
Arson. bull, l VI, 1st!
Full Blood Herefords-Eben Dean K
& Som. Madison, cow yrs;s LIST; Eben
Dean & Son, Madison. heifer, yrs,
1st; Eben Dean Il son. Madison, : heiters
yrs. LIST and End; B. T Burns, Madison Madison
l calf mos, list; h. L. burns, Maalsoh'
i bull, yrs, 1st.
Grade Shorthorns-Eben Dean & son,
Madison, ! calf, mos, Srd, William
LIST and End; b. F. Burns, Madison, )
cows. and Z yrs, list and End; Q. NJ.
Hilton. Arson, | COW, yrs, Znd; n,a,o,
Grade Herefords : Quincy c. Wood
Arson, 2 cows 5 yrs old, Bird; b. r.
Burns, Madison 2 cows, 5 and years
heifer, 8 yrs, End; @. G. Wood, Arson, !
heifer. 8 yrs, list; B. +. Burns, Madison
'S heifers, 3 yrs, Bird; Fred Hilton Anson'
II heifer. l W. 3rd Fred Hilton Arson,
II heifer yrs. End: B. F.. Burns, Madi-
son. 2 heifers, yrs, lst and Ind; q. Z;
Wood. Arson. ? heifers, l yr. Isl anu
mos md @. c. Wood, Arson. heiferr
calves. ard; B. F. Burns, Madison /
hefer calf, 1st
Grade Jerseys-Dennis Brooks, Arson,
II heifer, yrs, LIST: e. G.. Burns, Madi-
son, COW, yrs. End; d: q; Burns.
Madison, / heifer, 2 yrs, 1st; NJ. & D.
Gray, starks, | heifer 2 yrs;s IND; M. *
D. Gray, Starks, calves, mos, LIST
and 3rd; o. NJ. Hilton. Arson. COW, .
yrs, 1st; Erwin Nichols, Arson. calf,
s mos, End; c. w. Luce & Son, Starks,
4 COW, yrs, 3rd; B. F. Burns, Madison.
heifers, L yr.. 1st and End; f. e. Clark,
Arson, bull, yrs, LIST.
Grade Gaernseys-Eben Dean Son,
Madison, l heifer 4 mos. list; NJ. 4 d.
ID Gray, Starks, l calf mos, Ind; {.
wv Luce & Son. Starks, COW, yrs. list
Grade Holsteins-E. G.. Burns, Madf-
son. l cow yrs, 1st f. q. Burns.
Madison. heifer, yrs. Sd; Willis Brad
ley, Madison, / heifer yrs, End; WIZ
liam Loyejoy, Madison l heifer calf, II
mos, LIST; Geo. Booth, Arson, l heifer, :
yrs, LIST.
Grade Ayshire-Willis Bradley, Madi-
son, / heifer, 2 yrs, LIST.
Working Oxen and Steers-Eben Dean
@. c. Wood. Arson, / pr. steers, yrs,
list: l. e. LETTERS, Arson, l pr. oxen, .
yrs, Cd; Eben Dean & Son, Madison, l
pr. steers, 2 yrs. End; Fred Paine, Am
son. pr. steers, yrs, list; Irving Allen,
Arson, l pr steers, yrs, End; j. V.
Fletcher, Arson, / pr oxen, yrs, 1st'
Frank Smith, Arson, l pr oxen, yrs,
End: It. G. & f. d. Hilton, Arson, pr
oxen, special premium.
Matched Oxen and Steers-Bert Hilton,
Starks, l pr. oxen, 4 yrs, list: {. w
Luce & Son, Starks, l pr. oxen, yrs.
End; B. f. Burns, Madison, pr. oxen,
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The premiums We're awarded as fol-
lows
POULTRY.
Bantam ehickens-Mrs. Fred Pack
ard, Readfeld Depot, cockerel. list;
pullet, 1st; puIlet, I'd; pullet, Sd.
Water fowl-C. p. Swift, Wayne,
black wild drage. 1st; black wild duck,
LIST; black wild duck, I'd; black wild
young drake, list; black wild young
duck, 1st; black wild young duck, I'd.
II. f. Jones, Perkin duck. old, list;
PeSkin drake, old, list: Perkin duck,
InGian runner duck, young, 1st; In
dian runner drake, young, list.
GUINEAS
Fowl: F. o. Hackett, Readfield, Me-,
l pair year old guineas, list; 2 chicks,
year cid, st and I'd; NJ. T. Hudson,
Winthrop. pair guineas, young ones
Cd and Sd.
BANTAMS.
Fowl: Mrs. Fred Packard. Readfield
Depot, cock. 1st hen, LIST; hen, I'd;
hen, Cd: breeding pen, list.
SINGLE BIRD CLASS.
f. f.. Peacock, Kent's Hill, Barred
Rock, cock, 1st; w. s. Tingley, Kents
Hill, Barred Rock, cockerel, LIST;
Barred Rock, pullet, list: Barred Rock,
pullet, I'd: NJ. j. Hartman, Readfield
T.. S. c. r. l. Red puliet, Sd; |. $. G.
r. ]. Red pullet, I'd; |. S. c. r. |. RED
cockerel, 1st; A. E. White, Wayne
Black Minoreas hen, LIST; II. F, Jones'
Fayette, silver Laced Wyandotte hen,
1st; r. c. Brown leghorn, list.
II F. Jones, Fayette, r. c. Brown
leghorn hen, I'd: S. C. Brown leghorn
hen, 1st; s. C. Brown leghorn hen, "a;
partridge Plymouth Rock hen, lst;
Columbian Wyandotte hen, list; w T.
Rock hen. list; w. Wyandotte hen, LIST;
S. c. Brown leghorn cock, LIST; X. G.
Brown leghorn cock, list; 5. l.. Wyan-
dotte cock, I'd; partridge Plymouth
Rock, LIST: Columbian Wyandotte, LIST
White Plymouth Rock cockerel, Isl
Buff Plymouth Rick cockerel, Sd; Co
lumpian Wyandotte cockerel, LIST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-27
Shipping News.

West Sullivan; Me. Sept. 26.-Sail-
ed: Schooners John S. Beacham, New
York; Portland Packet, Boston; Car
RE May. Bar Harbol.
Portland, Me-, Sept. 26.-Arrived:
Steamer Atheniana (Br) Fowey,
Eng. Schooners Mary Snow, Rock
land for Boston, Catherine, Bangor
for Boston; Rescue. Steuben.
Sailed: Schooners Hugh Kelley, Bos-
ton, in tow; Railroad. Oeeanville; e.
r. Hammer, Friendship: c. NJ. Gill
more. Orr's Island.
Boston, Sept. z6.-Arrived: Schoon-
ers Percy c. 6Br). Bridgewater. y. s.;
virginian, (Br1, Miller's Creek, n. $;
Herman F. Kimball, Roekport, Me-;
Morris and Gin, do; Gilbert Staneliffe,
Bangor; Maggie Ellen, Kennebee.
Sailed: Steamer Michigan, Liver
pool. Schooner Eleanor A. Percy,
Norfolk; Wyoming, do (both anchor
ed below.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-27
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