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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-12

Z A trial bottle can be obtained, free Of
charge, by writing to DR.. w. B. Caldwell,
457 Washington ST., Monticello, Illinois.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
e. concrete viola u1a disposition.

e. concrete viola u1a disposition.
4 pe5ar de cue guoeTnativaluentc
estG dispuesto que todas las casas DO
ccmercio de ssta capital sc c!e-cea Z
las seig de IN tarde, varias dc elias
permanecen abiertes hasta las sietc
Ia mayor parte de los d;as, y este ha
ccasionado que los cMpleedos Sc que
jen ante el G~obernador, pues temea
que con Ia misrra facilidsd con que
Sc bura por parte de sus patrones la
disposition relativa al cierre olarlo
de los esta5lecimie7tos, Sc haga ie"ra
muerta Ia disposition que prevSene Que
TODD el concrete Sc cierre durantc los
domingos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
Unos voIuntarios que
fuSiIaH solo por
sospechas

Per .Ccrreo, para LA PRENSA-"
ToLUCA. @S &C julio.-Uns indigaada p-o-
:esta por pa-tc dc casi :odos loo vcc:nos AZ 81
Iocalidad. ha levGatado Il con6ucta asunida
por e! cucrpo de voluntarioS de San Matco
ot=acapadpan. quieacs SC han sbrosado fa-
cultadcs cue TO sieaea = r~-ccedea ru=io 81
contrnlaran II fuc-za armada y l. ~jussieia que
seatcacia.
Dos r:~cEGc=tes ro5cdos.
Haze slEznos Gias cue On ci canine que
cencuce del re:crido pucalo 81 de San Ba-.oio
otsolotcpcc fue-on aoaltadoo = Too:dos Per
c:nco u=Ihe-horrs dos commentaries anba.an-
ts que con frecSenc;a vcnian = 1ra cius1d
I eonprs- -r,ercaarias d. c~uinccl.a Fao iasSo
vendf1n ca hs puebla5 pesESao5.
Los -efe-dos EeudedorsS So 7rcssnsron az
C q 5Ie de- is Toluntzrins de San 1ia.eo
Ot-caipan : pGsie-ul er sc ecaociriiento ii
ro6o dc QUO hzhiEa sido yic1IuS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
LA CRUZADA CONTRA LA GENIE
VICIOSA

En- las osicians De! Captain Van r.
PEI, iefe de Ia cscuadra contra ei VI
co. fuercn registradas Ia noche del
martee al microbes ocho pe-Sonas
arrsstsdas. De lg; clales seis tUTie-
ron que responder del cargo de 1oi&'
ci6n dc les a~rticulos re y cuGtro del
7uevo reclamento De polic!a y dos
Dor infraccicn de IA seccion segunaa
del mismo reglamento. r. juez dc pol
licia Buckley impuso e c!nco de los
ac,saGos una nulta de $1,000 = cada
~ dos consignado; q las auto"la-
Ges ~fedara!es : IN individuo 2 Ia po-
iicia miiitar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
EN- VA A
E~STABLECERSE
UN JURADO
I'm abogado veracruza-
no ha estado trabaian-
do en- favor de la
idea
Per Correo. pcro Ia PRENSA."

Por Correo. pGrd Ia PRENSA."
VE2ACRUZ. &c dc juiio--El Lie Justo
Cordoba. Juez Primero dc 2rinera insraueaa,
esta Jataiando activamente po.quc Ell este
E,s.aGo ce es.2b.czca ei JE-ado Popular. cue
haze tempo qued6 abolido en- ca,i todos !o5
Estados &c T. Replblica. pve5 apcnas 81 Sc
pr&ctica en- Il capital. para cue scaz iC7sa-
COS loa delitos DE- sans7c y en- general los qce
aglc-itca coniorme a nresiros c6di2os una
pens mayor de cinoo ahca &c prisi6n.
e, refe-ido a5oEado trata dc Ganerso ndep-
los para defender csta idea y Que ella sea
lievsda T. l. practica por el proSino con-
srcso local: pero he tropezado con cue nu-
chos aboSados De esta locaiidad y De otros
purtos del E.:ado no Sc hallan &c acuerdo con
que Sc rea:abIezcan los jurados populsres. a.
!cs2ndo cue To estamos aptoa para csa c!sse
de t.ibunalcs cue hasta en- Ia capital de IA
RcoGbl;ca han Gsdo luCG- 4 cue Sc atsuelra 4
veraace-cs c-ininalcs : Sc ~castigue a iTo-
ccHtes.
Sin embargo. Dc opinioaes particuiarcs Sc
Gesprcrde Ole los diputadcs de! snuevo eonErr-
so locai. o. ncior dicho. los candidates euyo
t-iunfo Sc tieEe por SECURE. pucs son candi-
datos oticialcs, estan de acuerGo con vo;ar
una ley que d~isponga el res~tab!ecinicnto del
ju-sdo popular er cl Estado de Vc-acruz.
Sc ro5crc: CT Ganado al en'burcGr!o.
DC las var:as rartidas de ganado Gus Itsn
cs:ado sicado cmharcadas en- este pue-Go Ivi
Gcstiro i va-ios pun:os de IA Ecpdbica. han
dcsapnrccido ccuo por encanto varias rescs.
sin que los cnca-gadoa &C! ~dcscmha-uuc y del
e-uba-que pucdsn informar sat:sfactorlamente
sobre Ell particular. Con tai motivo. las au-
toridades han orjcradc qac re iricie Una aTr-
riguaci6n para da- con los rcsPonSabies de
tales abigeatcs. de les Que sc han q~ueja'io
los ganadr.os periudicados, pues aEuicn hs
dicho que los re5poEsah!es sun soldados de ia
gUarrici6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
iSIGUE LA ECONOMIA
OFFICIAL DEJANDO
| GENIE CESANTE
Cincuenta y tantos en-
pIeados quedaron sin
trabajo en- ToIuca,
Mexico
Per C9rrco. pare IA PRENSA."

Per C5-rco. 2src IA PRENSA."
TOLUCA. 26 d ;ulio.-La :endenci= que ha-
ca = econonia en- :oGos los ramos del so
b:cr:O Sc aa oh=cryado en- Us esfcras oticia-
les. ha vcrido occ=ionanGo qae 60 pace INA
tccena sia CUE una taa,:iia o Cos Sc GUccea
sin pan. deb;do a Que los :etc5 o Ct iecc de
ella es su2-;niGo en- el prcsupues.o Official meF-
ccd . esa tendenc:a &C economic Que no NJ
pc-ritido = !cs directo-cs de los dc2af'amc3-
ties &c. Gobierro ri distinruir 4 los cny~auoo
titles de los Que oe.pan puestos super:.ros.
~ que solo Sc tiere en- cuenta para p-oce-
de-. ea tales casos. las rccomendacionss con
que caGa uno &c les s-ap!eados cueuta.
Regular adme-o de empleados Gge pasta
bSa aus s~ervicics en- diStiztos dcpa,-a2c2:os
dc les oficiass De gobierno- DC aqui. han s:Go
Gcclarados cesantcs poc disposition &c l. Sc
~crc.a-:a del raisno schierEo. a!eyaldo es,s
que los cgresos t;caen que SCI -edUc:aVs .'o-
t.bIemente nor haIlarse e! Err-:o On di!ici,es
condolences.
Qrisrss fseror los e~csen:sS-
Ia pTGSE Csi Ee5S IlGa--S a IA "S-~~
dos de Instruction Plblica. contGrdcsc eEtTe
cIos c! Inspector dc cscuelas fn=a7cas dc este
Distr;to: 4 veinticu2tro opc-s-ius De! Coa=eio
General Uriversita-io. otrcs de q ts-ce:a Sec
Gin dc GoAe-Eaci5n y aig2nos Ge II Com;si6a
Loc2! AErar:a.
Los enplesdos cesanees ascic1Gea 4 un 7I-
nero de cineuenta ) tan:os. apa7:e dc los cue
fue-on destituidos. tanbien por rasdiGa dc eco
nor,ia. du-antc 10 pasada quiuceaa. y entre LOG
qse Sc cuentan 4 ~aiguros professors de es-
cuela.
Tales drdenes &c eese en- contra de- cnplea-
dos ant;saos y conocedores de los trabaios en-
conendaGos a 81 cuidado. SC Ia trsducido Cd
Ia missria que IA entrado 4 muchos hogarcs
' en- cl dolo-oso sxodo de farnilia' en;Sras
que desdc hacc inr.,hOs amos estaban radica-
DIS on esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02

Multiui de personals me Hannah
brujo. por II simple razOn de que no
compreaden mis- simpies, Fero etect-
y0s metodOs de curar q dista1cia sla
el uso de medicines. Gtros G!cen cue
SOY uno de tantOS chaTlajanSS cue
sursan el ocEGnCpte; pcrc ma@Gn&
dc estas personals UsnCn u2a legal :
juStisicada TazOl; teDgc en- MI pose
sion innUneTabieS testimonies de pa
cienteS agra6ecidOs, personals c0Dses-
v~ativaS Y h0nradas, que eStan prom
tas para dar ana d~eciaracoI1 Jurad2
delante de sutoridaaeS coupetenteS,
aseguTsnto que las personals cue 81
gan mis- iRstrucciones : consoles de
buens &c, no solo pueden aiiviar sus
Intermediates, PsrO cOlseTv2r 81 s2-
lud 6espues de adquIrida, eStaS per
sonas son RESIDENCES de Estados Uni
dos V Mexico y vScinOS de aigunoS
de IDS, pregunteles directameRte no
hay que atestiguar o muertos. 81
arbol Sc oHOce por su fruto, Va clare
yeran que no soy brujo NJ NE ayuda
ell 6iablo: aUngue trato Intermediates
de toda naturaIeza. Nj trabaio S BE-
sa en- principles logic0s y Raturales y
Ia filos0fia de vivir Ell lOS conoclmier-
tcs que tengaIaos de nueStra actual
existencia Y su prop6sito. Nj mas
grsnde deSeo es ayudar \ aQueiios
que quieran ser ayuaados Y serSi- :
Dios. No Sc deieu engaiar; no pa
guen su direro 4 personals SIN eScrr-
pulo. que descaradameRte ~preSe1den
ser el Professor VI. c. Maritime de Los
Angeles, California Io estoy esta-
blecido en- esta Y cuando saga %
hare saber al p1blico en- mis- sRuRcios.
Prof. VI. c. MARTINEZ.
PcderoSo Saaad0r.
li9l2 s. Spring Street.
Los Angeles, California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
UNIFQRNES ESTERILIZADOS

\ bo-do de variol camiones fueron
!levados aver en Ia tarde a departa-
mento de cNnica que esta en- Ia prl-
mera cuadra de "a avenidG Dwyer, IN
buen H;ime-o de uniforneS milltares
para que fue-an este-ilizados Y rue-
dan servir para cue los sigan asan-
do los Soldadc; del Ejercito de los
Estcdos Jnid0s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
SENSAPERSA

70 contiene r2ercurio nj drogas dano-
sas q IL sucGd. Este famoso toni
co Ge la saagre : sed2tivo de los Cer-
vios re6oblara IA fuerza nervios2 en-
diez dias. Sc garanti2a Ia curacion
O Sc Gevueiyc eI dinsro. Prscio 50c.
y SI.OJ Ia GAIA. Compre I GAIA
hoy . ST. botica-io O Sc Il T~aandaT@-
mos d;-ectamente por coc-co, porte
Da-ado. al recibo de 81 pre&c-
THE BROWN EXPORT AND
IMPORT COMPANY
Dent =. - Cortland St.
New York. y. !.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
RohapA LOS GRIlLOS
QUE 10 TIENEN ATADO,

PrueGe Ia Seasa3ersa, cl tonico de
los nevyios : Ia sangre para las cons
titucionns agotad2s.
Restaura las fuerzas nervicsas per-
didas = Il vitalid&d agot2da, vuriii-
CO n sansre ' hace = las gentes de
cualc.:er edad fuertas Y vigorosaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02

pons:bil;dcd del robo Cue safrieran los ~
rlcruS, fce-on aDrensndtLo5 isunEacrr:s1
no fre ESQ 10 grave, sino G1e a da s~i-1:sn-
II de Te-i.:cad1s tales s7-ehcns:onrs. r'oias-
CT , los cratro vecfncs de rcfc-cnsia facroa
frsiia6cs sin formation dc eaus-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02

nuncia que de So pcrsaHs Sc E-o. pn-a aae
tr.ra aprchsnaido por los Tefsri@os vc!u0ta-
rios.
Al misro tempo cue f'aisseo era dec
side. cUatro recinns Ias, = gIeoes 81 prae-
- De air-uaa r2eic Sc Es a>hseAia Ia r&
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
yces.lOs ~Ger=Gc:GGos.

vcea,os G~6r=@e;cGas.
cn,o e6,o,;.e de dicho -obo fCe drn1acia-
do TT Sz:tao Ii=-a.Ge Pedro Eo.asco. qsica
poaer blens O. fortuna , ha s!do s!cza9-e In
t:v:dSo &c rcooaocid. hoGrads=: Pe-o a1s an
t-ric.ts 20 il Estz-on. pSz ba-eo "a d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-02
FL atentado contra unos
candidates al C~ongreso
en- San Luis Potosl
Sc use CON ellos de Ia mas
tremenda { inaudita de
las vioEencias

Por Corrco. marc La
SAN LUIS FOTOSI, 81 dc Julio
Como c~onsecuencia de las r~e7sscucio-
mes que las autoridadcs de esta Ivca-
lidad han puesto en- practica para nos
tilizar a los candidates i-depeadientes
i intentaron trabajar 81 ~reeIocci0n
I diputados al Congreso de ia UHo0n
por los districts e~!ectcraleS dc este
Partido, Ia cas- tctalidad de les vo-
tantes han resuelto no If a las urDas,
va que saben uue este sera del todo
inutil desde el morneJto de que por
par;e de ias autori3sIes hay Ia deli
berada inteaci0n dc Que t-iunfen las
candidaturas cficiales ' reccnendadas
directameate por den FIustiano Ca
rranza.
En- este se-tido c~irrularOn aver unas
hojas sueltas en- eStD l~ocalidad, en- las
que los fnu.ante3 recommendation q los
electores que Sc ~abstuvieran de II .
LIS casi!ias, pues Sc trataba &c =
burda pantomima de e!ecc!oass igral
a las que Sc pon!an ca practica du-
raroe los ticmpos porfiria=oS cue hoy
en- tcdcs los tonos conde1a el carraa-
cismo.
Los repartidcres de ta,es hojas fuc~
rca deeenidos pc n polic!a, pero a
los autores nad. sc les hizo por n 70
haberse dado con eilos, dobido, segur
Sc dice, 4 que las firmas de las hoias
ersn nombres s~upuestos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

:
Gardner apr23dIi
SUNNY TENEMENT OF 10 ROOMS
and bath, near State House ana trolley
line. Large garden ana all Inouern cul-
Venlentes. Apply {. II. B!alsueIl, Us
state street aprI3Iit
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, NICELY
furnished. Beds equipped with silk TO
mattresses. Excellent board IN same
house. Generous treatment. T. b. RIB
erts, II Western Ave, phone 432-M
apri3dtf
FURNISHED FLAT OF FIVE
rooms and bath, modern conveniences.
Piano II desired. inquire at 81. Wes-
ton st. aprl3utf
DELIGHTFUL HOUSE IN PER-
feet condition. Garden if desired. sta
bic for garage. Inquire Mrs. ). 5. Lam
caster. n So. Chestnut St, Aug 1sta.
apr54i,
SUNNY UPPER TENEMENT,
four good sized rooms, with closets, large
store room, rent reasonable. II Capitol
street. apply Lillian Nj. Penney, II
W estern Ave. mcn15dt.
UPPER TENEMENT AT n STATE
street mch20dtf
AT IS STONE ST, COTTAGE
house of eight rooms and bath, all
modern improvements, Ii. q. Barker,
mcn9Gtf
HOUSE ON MELVILLE ST. IN
quire +. O. Getchell. $50 Grove St.
sept25dtf
A CONVENIENT TENEMENT OF
five rooms. Apply W. q. Boothb?.
kennsbsc Savings BANK dee .9.d.!.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York. May 3-The enthusiasm at
tending the final hours Of the Liberty
Loan drive In the field has had the eff
feet Of curtailing business In stock eX-
change today and impaired to an irreg-
ular degree the recent rise in quoted
values.
A variety of stocks. chiefly industrials,
made new high records for the current
movement, IN some instances amounting
taking cancelled many Of these gains
United States Steel held its place as
leader but failed to get above its ''dou-
BILE top OF $50, closing at So "a, a net
loss OF the smallest fraction
Lackawanna Steel, Virginia Iron and
Colorado Fuel registered gross gains of
l to points. but these. too. were sub
stantially reduced in the scattered later
offerings.
Bullish professional activity was re-
newed in tobaccoS. oils and a few dow
priced coalers. notably Pittsburg Coal.
Pittsburg L. West Virginia and Western
Maryland, but gains of to Il points IN
this group were short-lived
The sluggishment of investment rails
proved drawback, trauIng in those
shares falling to insignificant proper
tons. Shppings and motors were heavy
most Of the session. but Marine PREFER r
ed and Atlantic Gulf hardened l 10 al
most ? points in the final operat. ons.
Sales amounted TO $40, 900 shares.
Virtually all the days bond trading
centered in Liberty issues. the first ana
second Is reacting IA to almost O. 1
per cent. Total sales aggregated S. :
coo.
United States bonds, old issues, were
unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
Dunn's Report
tomorrow

New York, May S.--Dun's tomorrow
will say:
Greater concentration of war work
with extension of governmental DONNA
toh OF production and distribution and
or prices is the outstanding business
feature.
Inc movement to control commodity
markets is spreadig, hides and skins
having come definitely under the price
regulating program. and available sun
phes OF materials and merchandise are
not only diminishing steadily. but some
articles are no longer obtainable for
civilian uses.
rms obviously tends to limit activi-
ues and ordinary transa ctions while
sun bulklng heavy in the aggregate are
not IN all instances what they were
before II became necessary to supor-
dlnate all other demands to governments
requirements. The extreme and rising
COSTS. inoreover-Duns list of wholesaIe
quotations for the 18th consecutive week
u1stioSins more advances than r,ces-
sons-c"inpel economy and retrench:ng
~ many quarters, and there has heen
rtSNrctloh on retail trade of unseas1n-
"piS low temperatures over a wide area
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
MONMOUTH
Dodge Com

Ihe patriotic meeting which wan
Planned Tor next week will not oc-
cur until a week later when H. r..
Dunnack, State Librarian, will address
the meeting and other speakers will
participate
President Wilson has put up a
final appeal for the last day of the
Liberty loan drive. He says that he
himself has already subscribed up to
the limit, but that he will purchase
one more $50 bond on the INSTALL
ment plan of II cents per day. and
asks how many in the country will
match him? Monmouth people who
will meet him are asked by the.
chairman of the four-minute men to
turn their contributions over to the
Boy Scouts.
Rev. and Mrs. c. L. Banghart left
Friday afternoon for their new pas
torate in Gorham, n. NJ.
Mrs. Henry Shepard is critically
i'll. Her two sons from Livermore
were called here Thursday.
Robert Pettingill, who has been
i'll of pneumonia. is slowly recover
ing.
Miss Marion March has returned
from a weeks visit in Norwood.
Mass. with her cousin. Miss Edna
| Frost.
Rev. c. NJ. Reyes, the new pastor
of the Methodist church, and Mrs.
keyes arrived Friday afternoon from
Intervale, y. H.
Mrs. Charles Hall and daughter
Ruth have gone to Wilton for few
! days visit
! Hollis Turner is visiting relatives
! in Peru 4
/ The mid-term examinations are
/ being held at Monmouth Academy
this week.
The funeral services for Mrs Mar
| Earet (Richardson) RidloD, wife OF
| J. Fred Iidlon. was held from the
! home Thursday afternoon at >
! O'Clock, the officiating clergyman be-
! ing from Winthrop. The interment
was at Monmouth Ridge cemetery.
The bearers were the sons. George
and james Eidlon and son-in-la,:,
Clifton Maxwell.
Monmouth people regret to learn
of the death of j. f. Boothby, treas
urer of Androscogsin Bank a Lewis
ton. c.ir. and Mrs. Boothby have
many friends in Monmouth where
they have passed several summers at
their summer cottage by Cochnewe-
gan lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
COMING EVENTS

April 2S-May 4-"Eat More Potatoes"
campaign week.
My 3-4-Orator.ral contest and con-
vention of Maine COLLEGES Under auspices
OF Inter- Collegiate Prohibition Associa-
ton. Waterville.
May i-Public Utilities Commission on
adjustment of grade crossing in XII
terry. at So county court house, Port
land.
May S-Dis;rict sunday school CONVEX
tor, Unitarian church. Waterville.
May 6-Halio ell prize speaking con-
test at Colby College, Watervlie.
May 6-Final date for fling nominal
ton papers for State primaries.
eli. =. NJ.
May supreme Court civil and Grim.
inal term. Calais.
May 1-Supreme Court, civil and GRIM
May Superior Court, civil and Grim
inal term. Portland.
May S-State wide conference Of war
workers. CITY hall. Portland.
May 1o-Lyford interscholastic prize
speaking at Colby College. Waterville.
Pytnian Sisters in attendance at Grand
Lodge sessions, Lewiston.
May 10Pepobscot County Teachers
Association, Bangor.
May 10-11-Saco Valley Teachers AS
ISOLATION. Fryeburg.
May 14-Supreme court, civil and
criminal, Bath.
May 14-Supreme court. civil term.
Rumford.
May 15-Grand Lodge, K OF p, annual
session, Lewiston.
May 15-Grand Temple. Pythian Sis
tiers. annual session. Lewiston.
May 16-17-Maine Library Association,
annual meeting, Waterville.
May 17-Eastern Somerset County
Teachers Association, Hartland.
May 1,-Oxford County Teachers As.
sociation. Norway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
New York Produce Market

New lork May 3.
CORN-Spot steady; kan dried No :
yellow 100; No. 4 yellow 1855 and No :
white $50 cost end freight New Yorl;
prompt shipment.
OATS-Market dull
PORk-Steady; short clear 47OUu5GeN.
LARD-Strong; middle west -. saIt -. IS
BUTTER-Firm; receipts 24S9 tubs;
creamery higher than extras 47dI /; en-
ira, 80 score. l6a; tirsts 4Sk; packing
stock current make No 9 3lkM32
EGGS-Steady: receipts 2l,2 cases,
fresh gathered extras 39Q39s; fresh gath
cred storage packed tirsts 3ba BY. do
regular packed extra firsts 36an37; do
firsts 356l36 state. Pa. and nearby west
ern hennery white fne to fancy 4ln42
state, Pa. and nearby hennery browns
3S43s; gathered browns and mixed colcra
3lQi37.
POTATOES-Steady and unchanged.
SlGAR-RaW steady, centrifugal
COOS; fine graduated As.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
HOUSE At II kINGSBURY ST..
Sai diIier, n. Il. COOK. oct4dtf

Inc mystery that has surrounded the
success that has attended the efforts
OF Mexican rebels in the adjoining por-
tions Of the states of Mexico, Morelos,
Mlchoacan and Guerrero to obtain
money, arms, ammunition and other
equipment has been explained. if reports
OF travellers who have Just arrived from
that region are to be believed These
reports are to the effect that the rebels
are working gold mine and exporting
puillon, cattle and other products
through the port OF Sihuatanejo. Just
north of Acapulco. Guerrero Snug
giers from the states are said to he
engaged in this traffic with the Next
cans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

Armando Cont returned to the home
OF his PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cont,
Eastport. early iii the week from Wash
ington' Z. c., where he had been at
tending L. S. military school for past
Two years and recently took the re-
CURED examination for appointment to
Annapolis naval academy and expects
soon to learn particulars. He was ap-
pointed last fail by Congressman John
A. Peters of Maine as principal at An
napoiis' Graduating from Boynton
High school few years ago lie entered
Heoron academy and from there to
Washing on.
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For Sale-Real Estate

OR TO LET-SMALL FARM ON
| car line, Il miles from Gardiner, Maine,
| east side of kennebec river Box 397.
! care Journal. may4d6ts
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IN SO. GARDINER, FIVE ROOM
house $3.50; twelve room house 5000. Good
repair. city water, clear title. Frank
Norton. % Highland St, Bath.
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Boston Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston, Nav 3.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 22u23;
BTTTER-Northern 45I45h; western
44a45a.
CHEESE-New York twins 22a925s
CORN-No 3 yellow l79SIlsM
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby e
GA; western 3sa40.
HAY-No. grade 2SI3G.
Handspring 26TE
PORk-Mediun backs $3.50
POTATOES-New southern 45O1500 per
barrel.
sUGAR-Grauulated 20 Dbl lots. 755.
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Classified
AID Rates

:. .uord for I time.
- word for 8 times consecutive
=. word for 6 times consecutive
-, insertions, pro rata.
q. .syer.isement taken tor less
than 25c. ,.t bs
prepaid. h,ow;noIy
,.n, any fraudulent aoverus."s
49, kind. The Journal will m
Y.,.ieate promptly and Vigorously
every claim from any per:o" ~o op
-. h.en in any way deee'Veo "
,;.,rs,.eo through answering or or
I.,,i,.nent. The journal WIZ
.ssok 4, readers TO bring TO KS s
....n,;on any failure on the par.
az =" ADVERTISE to make good a. n; 5
m;.s,. +. is the belief OF 'n:s
..r tina. an advertiser serves ms
p .n interest best only "hen "e
o .,v.. the public best. II you ara
~. ,,,;,fed tell the Journal.
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-, AND WOMEN WANTED

~, ar, willing 90 devote part OF spare
VIM e. next few months 10 SPECIAL
ime aiming qualifying io- perm; 'irl
nom "a rattsmen Pay 500 to
Pc" 'ss month. Thousands needed. write
: 400 Tor fu! particulars. Complete
al .ur..roudenc, course; reasonable WI
.pli g., columbia school OF Drafting
49, ucIachen BUILDING Nash y, n ~ :
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago May g.
Indications Of export business led to
Prices closed strong at the same as
fresh uptUrn today in the corn market
yesterdays finish to l ga higher. with
May 1T 3-8 and JULY 1H Ia to l49 5-S
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Oats gained IA to and provisions .
tn - -
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, May 3.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; strong; bulk
1Ii091loS; light 170o@l7S5; mixed 1900
116S; heavy 16ooal740; rough 1soo@i6SS;
pigs 1S25a1710
CATTLE-Receipts 5000: firm; native
steers 10oOG1760: stockers and feeders $40
a12So; cows and heifers 675d12SO; cows
and heifers 675QSO0: calves S0Oml4S.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: strong; sheen
1216@1675; lambs 1550a2lOO.
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EIGHT ROOM HOUSE ON CAR

line. Farmingdale. Good repair. city
water hot water heat. Dry cellar, good
garden. Large lot, stable and hen
house. Augustus Bailey. Depot Square,
Gardiner may1dlw