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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-01-01

F. M. Lee, agent for the Great
Northern in this city, advises The
Echo this week that the announcement
printed in The Echo a few weeks ago
to the effect that the round trip rate
from Missouri river points TO the Coast
would be $50, was a mistake. 1t
should have been $50 for the round
trip.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-01-01
Lecture on the Great European War

Mr.. Louis Michel spoke to a very
fair sized audience last Sunday alter
noon under the above caption at the
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-01-01

Don't forget to 60 to the Grand
Theatre next Tuesday and see the
Trey Of Hearts"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-01-01

Mrs. Kringle of this city, was this
week granted a divorce from Max
Kringle on the grounds Of non-support.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-01-01

Mr.. ]. B. Adams went to Wenatchee
Monday to attend the convention of
fruit growers.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-01-01
Office Girls Will Receive $40

The minimum wage commission last
week established $40 as the weekly
minimum wage rate for women and
girls employed in Offices in any sort OF
clerical work. The minimum wage
for boys and girls over sixteen and
under Is was placed at So, while for
those under sixteen the rate is So.
This order will go into effect on Feb
ruary 20.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-01-01

Mr.. Geo. L. Gardner, general man
ager of the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co.,
made a business trip to Seattle the first
of the week.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02

den Jdaen ifunbsn iie Inn 25-35t
nieoriger. Stoders unb Jeebere
fpurben MIR ipenia getouft unb fi:'
len um 10-15c. Cute W2ilhfiibe iinf
itetid. dnbere lonaIom.
Witilsre unb fdh,re Stiere $7.25 -
$50; Sfden $3.O0-6.Oo; Fleii6er
Stisp. $5.25 -725; naiserlelene bia
ertra $7.35-7.85; Ssifers $3.50
6.25; auserleisne Bis srtra $685.
725; &ii6e $3.00-5.25; aussrleIene
tis ertra $5.35-6.25; Gamers $500
400: Mil6 StGbe $35-s5; Stos
ders unb 5sebers, Stiere $5.75-7:
25; aiibs $4.50-5.00; 6eifers S4.75
-5.75.
8ullen. Bel nur mGbiger 9u-
fubr unp gutter glaffraqe mar Der
Uiartt TART unO bic qrsiie etipas 10
Der.
Nlasere unb leifte $500 500;
Bologna $5.25-6.25; fetts guilsn
$6.25-6.50.
adlber. Die 8ufu4r mar
aiemli6 arob ultO bic prsiIe taum
itetie.
0rbindrs unb qrObs $6.0o-11.25;
fair bis CUTE lei6ts $8.75-11.75;
extra $11.75-12.O0.
9 6peine. - 3a bic 3ufubr
sr0ber mar. 10 iino Die 96tels uno
iflsiiteriorten lin 15c qefullen, lsiGte
8erIdnbtiorten rm Sc. Cute tornges
fiitterts Sertsl firh itstia.
9ute bis auserleiene 9erpadunsas
unb ;sisif6eriOrten $S.05-8.3O; aus.
lefufte mittlere 9erianbt Sprten,
160-180 Yfunb. $8.O5-8.30; lei1,
te 9erianbtiorteu. 120-150 pfunb,
$S.00-8.25; Sertel, ITO pfunb uno
tpeniaer S4.50-7.5O; prbindre Bis
aussrleiens idtpere fsts SGue $3.50
-7.25: Staas $4.50-5.75; EXTRA
S5.S5-6.00.
Saafe uub 2ammer. -
Die 3ufubr mar niht grob. bic Ra4'
fraae cine aiemli6 quite unb bic preIic
fir S9afe ftetig. 2ammer fielsn UNI
25c.
S9afe. ertra $500; quite Biz aus
erleiene $7.75-8.9O; orbinGre Biz
fair $5.25-7.50; gulls $4.50-6.s
50: Stod Gtpes $6,00-7.00.
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JlmksNahriHtea.
ca m itnn 2 oftp6er 1a15.

ga m tia q 2. SttUber 1915.
Oberbalb Cincinnati 1T Der 5luf
fart i'm Steiaen 6eqriffen unb oere
fel6e iteiat aud bier. geitern Qbent
bate sr BEL bieiiger tStabt einer
2Gaferitdnb bon IA Sub.
Die folgenben 9epeT@en traIeO
pGbrenb beg asItrigen Sees bier etr;
Qittsbura, Ba.-6.5 Sub, fd1t.
N9eelina. W. ga. -8.3 EuB, fGQt.
parters6urq, 80. ga. 10 SUB, iteist
&arapba iFnGs. W. 8a.-3.3 Rub.
GbarleitOn, 80. Bats 7FuB, it:igt.
gortsmrutb, S.-11.O SUB, Tteiot,
2pui bile. ap.-8.3 SUB. fdat.
@pansbiue. cnb.- Sub, Iteigt.
NaibDille, nn.-10.9 7fuB, iteist.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-9.8 SUB, iteigt.
Cairo, sSQ-3.4 SUB itsist
Mempbis, Ssnn.-18.3 Sup, fdQt.
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Gbica6o. l. Stto6er.

Gbica6o. l. Otto6er.
WeiSen. - 5iir December 94s-
96sc. am S6IuB este; fir Wtai 965
98sc. am S3IuB 965c.
DeIfdtorn. - 9iir December 53s
-55ac. am S6lub 1886; fir Mai
55s 57sc. am S9lub 55sc.
Safsr. - Sir DECEMBER Bog
36le, am S6luB 35sc; fir Weai 37s
-384c. am S9luB 37sc.
Roasen. - go. 2 nominal; g2o. 8
94-97c.
@erfis. - 52-5St.
simotbp. - $5.50-7.5o.
alss. = S1200--19.0o.
port. = Fir Sttober $13.17-13..
45, am S6lub $13.17; fir canuar
$16.oO-16.22, am Sdhib $1,000.
S6mol3. = Tfiir Sttober S.10-S.s
20. am StIus $50; fir Sanuar 81
COST. am S6lub $500.
giippsnIeiten. - diir Sttober $50
--8.72, am dIuB $40; fir Sanuar
8.S0-S.97. am Shlub 8.87.
Butter. Martt b0ber; Creamery
21h-27e.
Gier. - Tsortt b5ber. DrbinGrs
firft 22-22ie; firits 23-Ac.
aartpffeln. - Waarst bSber. Waip
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UeIs, ssrSs nab attisu in Rem BORT.

Weidditb,'apiert purbtn 5u 8 8H%
bistontit. Bshfsl auf 9oubou parsn ftari
~ 4.seK fur 90 9ase sidt; aabel.aawsi.
iungen N.7s1Sunb ei&t ggeaiel ~. 723S,
s}rantsSidt 6.76K, ,&absl s.77i1 ;Rarf Sidt
H1S. Rabd el5zz, 4ires sid,t 6.21, &abef
$40. Rubd Sidf 341{; asbtl BAN; Silber.
Barren 4sH. Rsgiianif&s Dollars 3s1z.
dfttenmarft.-Gud beuie mar Der
Warst wisber iebr lebbait uno bic Breiis
iiiegeu, nobel bic u. 9. Sieel com. tonan.
gebeno pareH. Spdter eina elm Tbsil Der
@epinHs uisbsr perloren, bod itanben bic
S9IubaOttruusen meiitens iber benen uon
asaerH,
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g6icaao. /. Sftober

S9peins. - 3ufubr 14,000. Wurtt
ibpu4. Built $7.10-7.90; lei9te
S7.25-8.00; eemii9ts $6.70-8.15;
f6ipere $6.60-s.O0; raube $3.50
$50; Tertsl $5.0o-7.60.
RiubDieb. - .9ufubr 1000. Wartt
idpa9. einbeimiiae Beef Stisre So
0O-10.25; &iibe unb 5eifers $3.50
-8.25; &dlber $7.75-11.5O.
S9dfe. 3ufHbr 10000. Wlartt
itart. Wetbers S5.75-6.55; grpes
$3.6015.9O; aGmmer $7.0o-9.4.
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Suder. - Yretit itetig. = Haf,
iinirt,r Gut 2oaf $6.25; poipbsret
$5.45: @ub,s $3.50; aranulirter $5..
80. Gonfectiuners n" $5.25; of
~" $500; tpeiber ertra $3.50; ertru
&c $3.50 per 100 apfunb.
WofafIes TT fittia. - Rem Or.
leans Open 2ettIe 40--55c, Gsntrifa.
uaI 20-30e Der gaIione.
Rets. - Qpriiiand, ssanen 6eat
6-6se; prima 5-5Ae; orbindrer
4-4ie; sapan 4i-5ie per qDfunb.
Dairps probutts
Butter. = Marlt rubia. prsiIs
iittia. - WbolemiIi srtra 3Oe; Gen.
traIiaeb srtra 27ae; GsntraIissb firfs
24c; bp. Seronbs 21t; sancp DARN
Zoe; padina Gtod 16a -1sac per
pfunb.
adfs. - Tlartt iietia. Obio 16c;
HorbipeftIiher 15-l6e: Rem gorf
16a-17e: G4ipeiser 20-23c: bo.
Bird 16e; aimburssr 16--17se per
plumb.
Gisr - Ilarst i4l0. = gri.
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nsfotu Obios 42-45c; Mifiaan Ipeis
he 42-45c: Disconfin ipeibe 40
43c.
Gefliigel. = 2ebenbes. Wiurft nief
rissr. 5iibler lib; Sprln9er5
12c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02

ma frif6e 5iibnereisr 27e; firIts 24c;
orbindpe firits pc; ieconbs 18c per
| Dubenb.
/ 0efIIgel. - Hddfraas gut. =
groilers 2 pfunb unb bariiber 15at,
ner 13-15c; 6dbne 1Ote; 5ii6s
ner 13-16c; !Sdbne 10ac; 1ruts
!, tiibner 19c; CUTS 18c; gnten lac;
--135e; iunoe gnten 13-15c; @dnf.
Q 12c per gfunb.
Sbitunb 9emiiie.
4epfel. - @ute aepfel $1.75-
200: atipDbnlite S1.o0-1.50; rotbs
&itritdn $1.00-1 80 per 8bl.. eins
| beimii6e 40-75c per 9u.
3itronen. Wshina $2.75-
300; California $3.00-3.50 per
aiite.
&ronsbeeren. = Cape COB
$6.50-Ioo per gbl. unb $1.75 per
aiTte.
Oranam. California 8dI.
4.00-5.00 per &iite.
Weintrauben - Spss Ssebs
22-22te; Concord % -22atc p.&o,b
bon 8 gfunb. giusara 2O-22c per
aorb.
! pfirfi6e. = Sbio 50c-$1 10;
einbeimifte 50c-$1.10 per gu.; Mis
6iadn 75e-$1.25 per gu.
girnen. Retp Yort gartlets
$500: gurre glarso S3.00-3.50
per Dbl; Setle $2.25 per Blu.
0uitten. $1.25'per gu.
pfeffer. - Ginbtimiia.r 90
Z 60c per 9u.
aartoffeIn. ginbeimii4e
S1.50-2.00; gobblers go. / S1.5o--
200 per gu. unb soc per Blu. auf
bem Gtleiie.
Sibtartoff.ln. - @irsis
mia $2.00-2.25; edte Seri.p 1925
$50 per gu.
9urt.n. - Ginbeimiftbe 75e
per Blu.
1omat.n. Ginbeimii6e ST.
00-1.25 per gu.
8Iumenfobl. - $100-1.10
Der Dbl. BON 8 SuBenb.
3raut. - ginbeimiifes 75c--
81 90 per gbl. Roths $1.0-1.25
Der 9bl.
gidIes. - 30-35c per bunbsrt
Stiid: Din Didles 75e Der gu.
3uderforn.- 10c per Subenb
RoIben.
3niebeln. - ginb.imiI9e sels
BE SOC per gu. unb s1.25-1.s
sc Der g6I.: ginbeimiI6e weibe zoe
Der Blu.
9riine 1pbnsn. - Gintetmis
ffe S1.00-1.25 per 2 Bu.
2imabobnen. zoe per
Quart.
Rarotter. gtnhstmifhe Zoe
per Ousenb giinbeI.
Rotbe RHben. - Ginbetmii@
S10t Der Suserb.
2anbprobufts
Seu. - Ro. Simptbp $16.50;
Ro. 2 5imoibp S14.50; Ro. 3 St
motbp $3.50; SO. l semii5ter alee
$14.5O; go. 2 semii6t.r aIse $12.s
80: Ro. / atss $12.0o; go. 2 aIs.
100000.
Wiblenfatter III f6pdder.
- aleie $21.o0; WibbIinas arobss
$26.00; DO. feines S27.50-2S.0o;
semiiatts Guti.r s22.5o-23.OO.
SGmereien-W War.t itetig. =
alseiam.n Ss.75-9.75 auf b.m gs.
leife unb $4,000 per gu. Dom
Siore. StmOtbp S3.15-3.eo Dom
Store.
gsrf9ieben.s
Dele. - Rartt fi.tia. 2ein5l, ros
pes 59e per @allonc in Bnrtien BON
3 gbI. G.todtss 1c m.hr Ro. 1
2arb6l 60c: Cotton Sesb Del, rdffis
rirtes 49e per 9aIlone. Ssrpeutin Az,
in parti,n bon Is GalIonen unb
Sc in partien bon 10-25c gaIonen.
petroleum. Ohio Carbon 12O Grab
9ae. bo. 150 Grab 10sc. 6eabligbt
It's @rab 12e: Reb Groipn Gafplin
lie; Rapbtba 16e per Ga[lons in pats
tien BON 1-5 8bls.
Gals. - DER Wartt in rubis.--
Ship Riper S1.05 per 81. bon 280
BIB. Nuhrlo3u hin5ussfiist.
9ala. = Wartt itetia. prima
Gitp 6s-6se; DO. GOuntrp 81 -5it
per pfunb.
Roblen. - Wartt rlibia. you,
gbioaknp $3.50-3.75, glub unb
Slad S2.25. aanatpba Stiidtpblsn
S3.50-3.75. Rub unS Slad $2.25
Der Sonne a6aslisfert. Rau9lois
Gtiidtobl.n $4.75, DO. giub unS
Gldd 1925. glutbraeit. $7.75-8.00l
per Tonne abaelisfert. Cote tofet
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sRep Dort, /. Ottober

Rep gort. /. Otto6sr.
Supfer. - Martt itetig.
GIatrolpttc. - S18.25.
eiien. - Waartt rlibia uno unosr'
Gnbert.
3inn. - Rartt tuiGtg. $32.W-
$3.50.
glsi. - $3.50.
Spelter. - 5tsine Guotirunssn.
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@er{6 n d p pt

Jrdulein anna bat ibren Id9perbers
fpunoeteu gerIpbtsn i'm 2rtees!a3urett
beIu6t.
Run" frogt man iie. als re tpies
Der suriit iit, "gebt's benz Ssrru
9rautigdm fbpn beHsr2"
r@ottlobl" sntfGbrt ss isrGuIsin
auuu, yer 1T ,ftou tuiebsr tabfabigr
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Rtubbith - Die 3ufubr mar
beliie aiemIib arOb fir Jreitaa unb
bts preiie ipareu fhipa@ uub nm 10.
-25 nisbrigsr ala seitsrn Sn man
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1asliher Ayaarft- Serid,t
Gineinnati.1.O OttOber,

Oie fidmfolgenoen Auoftrlilqen De-
aieben fi6 MIR auf gnaros Grams
aitionen. gei flsinersn 9ei61fter
:perbsn stipas b5bere gr.iie bershnst
propiiipnen.
G&maIs. prima Steam
8.35-8.45; 'samilp Shmala 8a-
&c Der pfunb.
1rodenseiaf3enes Slsii d
Ghprt clear Seiten 9a-10fe; Gr'
tra ibort clear 9a-10c; ibort Rippsn'
ftiten 93-10e; ShuItern 84-Ssc;
Bellies 10-1Oae.
Bacon. - Sbprt clear iSetter
10f-114e; ertra ibort clear Seiteu
10a-11c: ihort Ripp.nieiten 103-
lie: S6uItern 94-9ac; Bellies IL
lie.
Susar Gurtb Jtsii4. =
Sbtnten 15-155c: yicnie Shultern
104-1osc: greatf.f Bacon 1S-
19e; S6ultern in padeieu 104--11e;
q. y. Gut Gdultern l0s-11c: tro'
dsne Beef G6inten 23-25e.
SiBaepoteltes Tleif d. -
psr gfunb: Gdintsn 12--12sc.-mit.
mic Shultern 91-93c; gelliss
16-16ac; Sduliern 104-10ao: n,
y. Gut DO. 104-10ac.
Trif6esTfeii6 - Saint.n
11f-121e; g}icnie SAultern g.
sac; edulter s-Slc; ibOrt Rip'
penieiten 9-93c; ibort clear Seis
ten 9-9at: ertra ibort clear Seiten
9-9ac; Bellies Ieitt 16-16ie; Bel
liss f6tpere 10v11.
Webl nnb getreibe.
M.bl. - Wini.r pat.nt 5.s5-
6.05: Wintcr faucp S5.4o-5.65;
Dinter sfamiln S5.00-5.10; Wtnter
srtra 4.55-4.75: Dinter orbinGres
4.35-4.55; 5art.s @.iaen gatel!
6.15-6.55;: 6ortes @eis.n fancp
$5.70-5.95: 5art.s Weiaen Gamilp
4.70-5.10: Rcaaenmsbl. norbipsit@
li6es aemiittes S5.45-5.70; reines
gitn Roaaenmshl S5.55-5.80: gitp
aemif6tes Roggeumebl S5.45-5.70.
Weisen. - go. 2 rotb.r Wini.r
$1.10-L.12: Ro. 3 $1.03-1O8;
30. A bo. 92c-S1.00.
Melf9torn. - SO. 1 peibes
675c; go. 2 bo. 67sc; Ro. 8 bo.
66a-67ae; go. a bo. 66-66ae; Ro.
8 bo. 65-66c; go. 8 DO. 64-65c. -
90 l aelbes 67ae; $40. 2 bo. 67ae; Ro.
3 bo. 66a-671e: go. A bo. 66-66ac;
Ro. 8 DO. 65-66c; Ro. 6 DO. 3D.
65c. - Ro. l asmiittes &c; glo. 2
DO. 66s-67e; Ro. 8 DO. 65s-66ai;
gfo. a DO. 65-65sc; Ro. 5 DO. "a :
Csc; go. 6 DO. 63-64c. - WeiBss
aDlbentorn 66-67t; ssi6es apI6sns
torn 67-69c; gsmii&t.s aOIbentorn
Roaeen = glo Q es-99c: go.
3. 96-98e; No. A. 90-96c.
Safer. GO. Q tpeiber 40
42e; Stanbarb tpeiber 3s-40c; glo.
8 psibsr 36-36ac: go. 4 ipeiBsr SO
-34e: Ro. 2 aemtidtsr 1886; go.
5 a.miiftr 34-35c; 20. 4 aemifds
ter 31-33e.
wbtstn
9.rtauft tpurben $50 gbls. Diiiil.
lers Giniibeb 9Dcbs auf Der Bats bon
$1.39 per GalIone.
Groceries.
Raffee. - sSana 23-30e Wo,
dd 29-3oc; Guatemala foneh 19c;
bO. gutter 17ae.
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0ieh,a aarft.

Gineinnati. /. Ottobsr.
3ufubr unb @erfonbt pdbrsnb Der
lssten "a Stunbsn, psrsIi9en nit ber.
feIben 3eit Der Dsrsonsenen bier aags
ndren t3ie folaf:
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Die llmjdte i'm biejigtn Clearinghouse
belisfen fih beute auf a, 7s6.o0o
eslaf esiunidtsn.
Der Nnrft mar beuts rubi,.r unb 60.
lunibia Gas ufnen nnren bic dnBigsn
gapisre. bic siwas 2sbsu s,isisn. Yertauit
purben:
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Aaspartise W&sfte.
Rep gpri. l. O,tobsr.

Rep gori. l. Ottobsr.
Webl.. - Warft iaum itetig
e2Diseu. Wturtt oeranberli4;
RO. 2 rptber unS Rp. 2 bartsr ST.
16t c. |. {. Pap gort; SO. l Ror'
tbern Oulutb S1.03 uno Ro. Ror'
tbsrn Ronitoba 96tc /. I. Buffalo
WeIihtoru. - Martt pilIia; 10. 2
selbes 764r fir prDmpts 9isferans.
Saier. - Wlartt rubis.
Seu. - Wurtt ftetia.
oopfeu. - Uiartt itetig.
5dute. - Martt felt.
aeosr. - Wartt fsit.
BORT. - Mdrtt ftstig.
Beef. - Martt itetia.
S9mala. - Wlartt ftetis; UsibSls
Weit SS.50-S.60.
Sdla. - Wartt felt.
gBolls. - Nartt itstis.
REFS. - mairti iietia.
Molaiies. - Uldrit itsti9.
3uder. - Rober. - Martt pillig.
Centrifugal $3.75-3.S9; MoldFsi
S2.9s- 3.12; raifiHirter, itetis.
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Bonn 0elbntarfte.
gtueinnq qtl1. Oft. 1911


Gte Bonien iparen beute, ain erIiem gaa,
oes MonatS. nit Moutiaearbeiten Hort be.
Ifdfti6:, aud mar bic NaGirage mad Oar
sIeben sine sienIiA quite sSiir Sarlsber
ON ralS uerben BON bsRlBanfen 496 bersa.
net udbreHo 8eIfdftspapiere tu 5---8%
pisfs Hiirt perben. Jm oiisnsnNarite Dxr'
ben GorltbeH ,on caq@ ~ 8K--4% uni
suf Belt 5uA-4K% pIaeirt.
@edief suf Wsw BORT
ipurben 5u 15e Sisionto per $1,000 swiifen
Banisn perfauft. Die gouuterrats betrdgi
zoe prdpis per $1,000.
nshfd aHi gxropa.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

To all the persons interested in either of
the estates hereinafter named:
At probate Court held at Augusta, in
and for the County of kennebec, in vaca-
ton April seventh in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and fiji
teen. The following matter having been
presented for the action thereupon here
matter indicated, it is hereby ORDERED;
That notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested by causing a copy of this
order to be published three weeks success
sively in the kennebec Journal, a news
pa per published at Augusta, in said coun-
ty. that they may appear at a Probate
Court TO he held at said Augusta on the
twenty-sixth day of April, A. d. 1915. at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and be heard
thereon if they see cause.
gusta. deceased. Will and petition for
probate thereof, presented by Charles H.
Russell Of Vassalboro, executor named
therein.
LEWIS 3; HrNToN, late of Readheld.
deceased. Petition for distribution pre-
sented by Francis A. Hunt. trustee.
CLARA PATTEN GOODWIN, late of
Augusta. deceased: Petition for distribu-
ton, presented by Charles Wood Bond,
trustee.
CLARA PATTEN GOODWIN. late of
count presented for allowance by Charles
Wood Bond, trustee.
CHARLES c. BLACK, late of Augusta.
deceased. Petition for allowance pre-.
scented by Bessie L. Black. widow.
SARA SARAH 4: sWEARs. late of Albion.
scented by W. w. Washburn, executor.
ROSWELL GORDON, late of Mt. Yer
non. deceased. Will and petition for
probate thereof, presented by Albert Z;
Gordon of Mt. Vernon, executor named
therein.
SARAH A. SwEARS, late Of Albion.
deceased First and anal account pre
scented for allowance by w. w. Wash
burn, executor.
MARY e. DRUBE, late of Augusta de-
ceased. Will and petition for nrobate
thereof. presented by William Drube'
executor. oe'
STEPHEN w. BROWN. late ~ Ara,,s
ia. deceased; Will and petition for pro-
bate thereof. presented by Hannah N
therein. Haihe1
PENINNAH JUDD. late Of An,us,.
deceased. Will and petition for nrohats
9nereof, presented by Sylvester ImSS
Heach OF Augusta, executor name1
HAROLD E. COOK.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON. Ree,stas
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PROBATE NOTICE
apr3.fri.3t

To all the persons interested in either OF
the estates hereinafter named:
AT Probate Court held at Augusta, In
and for the County OF kernebec, in vaca-
ton April twenry-first in the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and M
teen. The following matter having pseh
presented for the action tnereupon mere
matter indicated, ii is hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given 20 all per
sons interested, by causing copy OF TINS
order to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the kennebec Journal, a
newspaper published at Augusta, in sai1
County that they may appear a Pro-
bate Court to be held at said Augusta on
the tenth day Of May. A. >. 1873, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. and be heari
thereon if they see cause
HATTIE A. VOSE, late Of Fayette. de-
ceased. Will and petition fer probate
thereof, presented by Mettie May henney
OF birmingham. Mass. executrix named
NELLIE L. RICHARDSON. late of
Belgrade, deceased. Will and petition fo-
probate thereof. presented by William
c. Mills of Belgrade, executor named
MARY S. JENNINGS. late OF Wayne,
deceased Will and petition for probate
thereof, presented by Tudor G. Jennings
OF Wayne, one of the executors named
SUSAN P. HOPKINS. late CT Mt,
Vernon. deceased. VIII and petition for
probate thereof, presented by Thomas
5. Hopkins Of Mt. Vernon. executor
named therein.
AIMIRA c. GRAY. late of Augusta.
deceased. Will and petition for probate
thereof, presented by Charles NJ. Gray OF
Chicago. Illinois. executor named therein.
SUSAN T. NORTON. late OF Augusta.
deceased. Will and petition for probate
thereof. presented by Fannie l. Tyler of
Somerville, Mass, executrix nanlei
therein.
ALBION E. TAYLOR, late of Manches-
ter, deceased. Petition for appointment
OF administrator. presented by Josie F.
Merrifeld of Readfeld.
BELLE F. PARSONS. late Of Oakland.
deceased. Final account presented for
allowance br Charles Q. Small, admins
traitor c. l. a.
SAMUEL WHITEHOJSE. late OF Bel
grade. deceased. Petition for allowance
filed By Emma E. Whitehouse. widow.
ARTHUR ". LEONARD. late OF Oak
land, deceased. Petition for allowance
fled by Nathalia T. Leonard. widow.
HARRY l.. BRIGGS, late OF halo
well. deceased. Petition for allowance
filed by Rernce Childs Briggs. widow.
ELLA ". EWERS. late OF Hall owtll.
deceased. Petition for distribution pre-
sented by Charles II. Dudley. admiris;ra
JAMES z. KELso. late OF Hallowe-l.
deceased. Petition for distribGtion pre-
scented by Stella 4. kelso. administrators.
HAROLD E. COOK.
Judge of said Court.
Attest: Wv. LEIGHTON, Re izt4r.
arr2H - ~
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Eastern Steamship Corporation

BOSTON & PORTLAND LINE
Steamships BAY STATE or COVER
NOR DINGLEY leave Franklin Wharf
week days 100 +. NJ. for Boston. Re-
turning leave Boston from Central Wharf
week days go Z. N.
Day trips leave Portland 600 A. NJ
Fridays. Due Boston 200 p. NJ.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.
Reduced fare to New York %. $500
Passenger steamship NORTH LAND
leaves Portland for New York at GOO P.
NJ. April l and Z. Commencing April s
steamship NORTH LAID or NORTH
STAR viii leave Portland at e.n ?. N
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
BATH AND BOoTHBAY LINE
Leave Bath week days at 245 p. NJ
Returning leave Boothbay Harbor week
Gays at 100 A. NJ.
NJ. A. HAkADEN. supt. Bath. Maine.
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Son Cut Of by the Will

Judge Do.lahue Of the probate col
at Portland Wednesday admitted
will - Amos A. Chase Of Weston
10 probate. The estate, which is valu
at SIS. 800 was given 70 his daugh'
Mrs. Annie H. Rose OF Westhrook
the exclusion Of MS son. Frank
Chase of Brooklyn.
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Dexter
Duane Mower and Son Are Hn
in Collision of Their Tea,
With AutO-Ross That.h
er Has Narrow Escane
FUNERAL OF THE LATp
MISS MAY DAGGET

Duane Mower and his little so,
the victims Of an accident Tbu,.''
r.orning wniie driving from the Nv
farm to the village. When nea,.S
float" bridge their team was in
l;sion with an automobile driveS
Fred N. Young. the local con,r.o
Mr.. Mower and his little bow ~.
thrown TO the grouEd and Mr.. No,.
was rendered unconscious. He !
taken to the Office Of a phvsio'
where when he regained conscjousns
il was found that he had suffered !.
cuts about the face and head, also
severe laceration Of one OF his han,
The boy was badly bruised and ],
about the head and face. Mr.. MN,
was driving colt which became ;.
manageable when ne sighted the u
tomobile. No one Is blamed for !,
accident.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. The
scriber hereby gives notice that ne
been duly appointed Executor Of the !,
OF John f. Brainard, late of WINE
in the County of kennebec, deceS'
and given bonds as the law directs /,
persons having demands against ING,
tate of said deceased are desired to,F
sent the same for settlement. and al
debted thereto are requested TO y
payment Immediately. ~
Anril 10 1ais ~ anrlSb
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE. y
subscriber hereby gives notice thai
has been duly appointed Adnlinistn1
on the estate of Samuel Whitehouse, y
of Belgrade in the County of kennsl]
deceased. and given bonds as the !
directs. All persons having den1]
against the estate of said deceaseu. h
desired to present the same for se']
ment. and all indebted thereto az
Quested to make payment immedl$sI
EMMA E. WHlTEH&EI
Aprjl 10 1o1S AMY