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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30
Grange Nezvs
Starting Granue.

Startling Grange of Fayette held It's
( installation Saturday. The officers
elect were ably installed by Past Mas
ter l.. K. Fellows. assisted by Mrs.
Marion Jennings and Fl. j. Tuck as
follows: Master, G. ". Small; over
seer. G. c. Walton lecturer, Mrs. f. s.
/ Gordon; steward. Mrs. Merle Gle; as
sistant steward, T.. G.. .'arrinuton;
chaplain. G.. T.. thambcrlain; gate
keeper, CLYDE Currier: Ceres, Mrs g.
". Small; Pomona. Mrs. Cora CIough:
| Flora. Mrs. Belle Giie: lady assistant
steward, Mrs. b. G. Harrington. The
treasurer, }. Il. French, and the sec
Rotary, Mrs. Grace Davenport, We're
, unable to be present and Will be in
stalled later.
East Madison Grange.
East Madison Grange met in regular
, form Saturday afternoon, Jan. IS. The
officers for the following year were
ably installed by Pas, Master L. r.
I3oadman assisted ~ Mrs. Lillian
! ilarville. as follows: Master. Frank
Pugh; ovcrseer, Walter Rowell; lee
turer. Mrs. Lillian Savage: steward
Arthur keene: assistant steward
Myron Jewctt: chaplain. Mrs. Affie
Tuttle: treasurer, l.. G. Jewett; sccre-
iary, Mrs. Hattie Clement. gate keeper
Lester Savage; Ceres, Mrs. Nellie
PuGh; Pomona, Mrs. mez Rowell;
/ Flora. Miss Evelyn Savage: lady as
sistant steward. Miss Annie keene.
The next meeting Feb. will be the
41st anniversary of the Grange 1t
was voted to have an oyster dinner
Mount Vernon Grange
The officers Of Mt. Venom Grange
were installed Saturday by Past State
Deputy Mrs. Lucella X. Fellows. as
listed by Miss Amy Bean and Miss Ju-
Tia Williams. The installation exercis-
es were open to the public, Mt. Vernon
orchestra was in attendance.
The work was done in a very impress
sive manner, and the following officers
We're installed: Master, Fred Foss; O.,
/ Fred Hammond; Sec. Mrs Emma
Carr: Treas. T. w. McQuaide: chap
lain. H. w. Weber; Lect.. Mrs. VIM
nifred Hammond; steward, James w.
Armstrong: Ceres, Mrs. Maude T.
Foss.; Pomona. Mrs Fannie Fair
banks: Flora. Mrs. Orilla Armstrong;
Asst. steward, Russell Berry; l.. a. s.
Mrs. Georgia Hall; G. X. George Carr.
j. w. Armstrong has presented the
Grange with u beautiful flag. The
Grange also has a service flag with
two stars. for Elton Weber and Ma
thaniel Robinson, who are in the ser
vice.
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MADISON
Conference over WOODEN Mill
Strike-Cl0sing More General
than on Previous Monday

Merle Tinkham received a telegram
I Tuesday announcing his appointment
as government stenogra pher and will
leave town next week for Washing
ton. Mr.. Tinkham is a graduate Of
a Portland Business college ard for
the past few weeks has been employed
as accountan: at the Peoples Coop
crative store.
Closing da; was generally observed
by Madison places Of business Monday.
Local SrocerS men We're uncertain as
to whetlcr they should close OF not.
After telephoning to Fuel Commission
or Hamiiu the stores closed at noon
instead OF Keeping open all day as Il
week ago.
Iennie Smith lett town Tuesday
morning for Portland, where he eX-
poets to obtain employment on govern
men. work
State Labor Commissioner Roscoe
Eddy and two other State officials, to-
gCthe, with 7. McMann, an organizer
for the textile branch of the American
Federation CT Labor. arrived in Mad
iSOn Tuesday forenoon for confer
cnce in regard to the strik" at the
Madison WOODEN mill.
Roy johnson of Battery II OF the
S03rd Heavy Artillery at Camp Dcvens
is passins Il few days Through with
his another in this place.
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BELFAST
John A. Sanhcrr

John A. Sanborn, a well known and
highly respected citizen. passed away at
his home on Miller a:'e:.. saturday
night For more than v .,e2r Mr.. San
born had been in i'll health and had re-
ceived hospital treatment IN this city and
elsewhere. He was born in Bridgton
May 10. lS43 and came to Belfast over a.
years ago. For many years he was a
stevedore, employing a large crew 70
load and unload tie schoonerS ana
bargcs which came TO this port. He was
also for number of years the agent Of
the Standard Oil Co., and had a trucking
business besides. He retired a number
of years ago and has spent the summer
months at his cottage i'll East Belfast
and winters in the city. Mr.. Sanborn
was man OF very pleasing personality.
genial and good natured, making friends
wherever he went. He is survived by
two daughters and three sons. Funeral
services will be held at his late home
at o'clock Wednesday.
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P|TTSFIELD
of 5000 Mortage on the
Methodist Parsonage an Event
Of Unusual Interest IN Men,
bers of 500 Club Entertained
Tea for Local Lady

A meeting of much interest to those
connected with the church was held at
the Methodist church Monday evening,
the occasion being the burning of Il
$500 mortgage on the Methodist par
Sonage, the amount of the debt hay-
ing been raised by subscription. Rev.
A. +. Luce. the district Superintendent
Of ROckland conducted the meeting
Rev. \. r. Pearson of Winthrop. a
former pastor of the church, and Rev.
Mr. Snow of Newport were among the
speakers for the evening. Rev. H. NJ.
Ford and Rev. y. r. Wright gave the
greetings from the pastors OF the To-
cal churches. Music was furnished hy
the grammar school orchestra and an
interesting program Of music and read
irgs was given. 4 history Of the church
was given hy Mrs. A. B. Crawford.
Following the program the mort ga Sc
was burned by u. p. Pilley. pastor of
the church. and Mrs. RILEY.
The members of the 500 Club were
very pleasantly entertained Monday
evening bN Harry Cornforth and Miss
Bessie Maluon at the home Of Miss Ma
looms sister, Mrs. +. f.. Libby, on the
Newport road. Prizes We're won by
Mis- Florence Buxton and Horace BuX-
ton.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
Oscar Spearin will b@ held from tn,
home on Hariland avenue Wednesday
afternoon at | o'clock
Mrs. William Gray, Mrs. Lancey g..
Milliken and Mrs. w. Il. Hunnewell
were i'll Bangor Tuesday TO attend a
Red Cross meeting when Miss l.. II.
Newell Of Boston, director Of the wo-
mans work in the Red Cross. spoke III
the Public Library hall.
Rev. and Mrs. n. Il. Pearson of Win
throp, who We're in town Monday eve
ming 10 attend the meeting at the
Methodist church. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. f. y. Wyman until Tuesday.
Mrs. John Gordon gave Tea at her
home on Park street Monday afternoon
for Mrs. \. T.. Wright, who will leave
Pittsficld within few weeks. The
party consisted OF friends in the imme
date ncighborhood and the affair was
much enjoyed. Mrs. Wright was pre-
scented with bouquet of narcissus and
roses and q hand-painted nut set
Miss Lena Marsh will leave this week
for Washington, d. g.. where She will
take government position
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WINSL0W
Fort Halifax Chapter. d. A. r.,
Has Interesting Monthly Ses-
sioa Congregational Ladies'
Sewing Circle to Meet on
Wednesday for All Day Ses-
si0n-Thistlc Club Session for
Thursday

The Fort Halifax Chapter, y. a. r.,
was entertained Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Mary +. Dunbar with
a good attendance and opened with
! the usual exercises By the regent, Mrs.
! Emily Chamberlain. The report of the
! secretary was read and accepted. II
was voted at the business session to
send at once the money which had
! been contributed by the members to-
wards the relief and rebuilding of Till
! clay. Several communications were
read by the regent. The following We're
elected alternate of the regent for the
| National Council which will be held
! at Washington. y. G., April Is to April
| 20: Mrs. Mary F. Dunbar, Mrs. Susan
| Patterson. The following delegates
were elected for the State Council,
which meets ut Portland, March 20 and
! 81: Miss Sadie Morrow, Mrs. Char
/ lotte Norton and Mrs. Minnie Garland;
alternates, Miss Sadie Drummond, Miss
Jennie Howard, Mrs. Ncsta Dolloff and
Miss Clara tlye. y roll call on cur
rent events followed. \ salute to the
! flag was given in closing. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess. The
feDluaGN nlGellDS W i'll ne bciu DIT tilc
! home of Miss Sadie Drummond
! Weather permitting. the Ladies'
! Sewing Circle OF the Congregational
| church will meet Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. George w. Patterson,
! from 10 \. NJ. to { p NJ The mem
/ bers can work on their Red Cross work
| if they wish.
! Mrs. Frank s., Dollotf was "A guest
/ Tuesday at the home of her sister.
! Mrs. i. L, Blackwell, Fairfield. Mrs.
Blackwell is also entertaining Mr.
f, Blackwells sister, Mrs. Althea Camp
bell Of NorridGewock.
Elmer r.. Smith was in Augusta on
, Monday in connection with the State
road work.
Scott Halves who is employed on
/ Patterson Bros. milk team, was a re-
cent visitor at his home in Augusta.
Mrs. f. b. White after an illness,
is able to be out.
c. l.. Withee is confined to his nome
by illness.
I Tho regular monthly business meet
/ ing of the Thistle Club will be held
! Thursday evening at 40 at the Ia
comet clubhouse. Refreshments will
be served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30
TWO STORY HOUSE, WITH RENT
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Jan. 2).--Stocks were in de-
day, absence OF untoward events over thu
holiday prompting further short covering,
Trading was not especially active, bu;
broad enough to encompass an unusua,
array Of issues.
The strength of various industriais and
equipments included within the several
ErouHs of war and senliwar issues indi-
catea that recent advices from abroad
possibilities. Domestic Developments
We're encouraging in atfording further re
lief TO transportation conditions AMI !,
visible reduction of the difficulties result
ing from fuel shortage. Proposed amend
lrents to the pending railway bill also r.
CeiVed faNoraD consideration.
Rails were backward in the forenoon.
but later contributed in fair measure t.,
the days total at extreme gains Of IN
10 four points. trans-continentatS, gIauS-
ers and coalers sharing the movement
with low grade western and southwestern
issues.
Steels were the dominant feature, Beth
ieheni shares rising two to three ponts
on declaration of regular dividends. Part
OF TINS gam WAS 1fIltQulshed i'll ii
profit taking of the last hour, Il reaction
Of one to i points ensuing.
United States steel forfeited half Of lis
gain. with the general list closing 4.
% *. Announcement of maintenance o.
the regular dividends was not known un-
I'll after the markets close Sales
amounted to 5l5,0eo shares
Bonds were Irregular. Liberty 3as ana
first As making new minmums at 81 ).
and - - respectively, second As sellin5
At $50 TO sell Total sales. par value,
aggregated s3.725,n}o. Old United states
IS gained IS per cent. on call.
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CHINA

*oCTH-A horse owned by r. NJ
Small Of East Nassalboro caused a rip
pie Of excitement in this place Satur-
day when he started on II mild run hay
ing left his driver in snow drist Il
short distance from the village He was
caught however with little difficulty by
Forrest Brown. A bad cut on one lec
was the extent Of damage to the horse
50 far reported.
Colds are quite prevalent I'm this sec
ton. The latest victims reported are
Mrs. Clark and her daughter, Miss
Alma Clark
Mrs. Minnie Whitehouse and Mrs.
Lizzie Brown were afternoon callers
Monday on Mrs. Charles Pope
DR. Leach who has been shut in for a
few days on account Of illness is able to
be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wellman who
We're called to Washington last week
by the death of a relative, returned
Sunday.
Miss Marion Jones was a caller Sat-
urday on her sister Mrs. Harry Aus
tin.
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VASSALBORO

NoRTli-The officers of kennebec
Chapter, o. e. s, were installed Friday
evening by Mrs. Meservey OF Watervilis,
assisted by Miss Lightbody as grand mar
shall and Mrs A. Holiday as grand chap
lain. The officers installed We're: Wor-
thy matron. Mrs Varney; worthy patroh.
Elton Aver; associate matron, Miss Ed
ma Reed; secretary. Mrs. Eva Aver;
treasurer, Mrs. Alice MacDougall; con-
ductress, Mrs. Miriam Scott; associate
conductress, Mrs. Lena Linn; chaplain,
Mrs. Ada Holiday: marshal Miss NJ
Lightbody; organist. Miss Hope Homan;
Adah, Mrs. Anna Havery; Ruth. Mrs.
Manson; Esther Mrs. w. Lord; Martha,
Mrs. Joseph JeWett: Electra, Mrs Mil
dred Dusty; warden, Miss Ina Averill
Following tho installation services the
newly-elected worthy matron presented
to Mrs. Meservey, the installing officer.
and Miss Lightbody, the grand marshal,
a handsome bouquet. short program
followed consisting of readings by Mr.. |
Leonard of Colby College, and short adj.
dresses by Rev. Il. Marble, Itev J. o. 4,
Rutter and Supt. of Schools Paine Re-,
frcshments were served.
iS I>ouSe lelu tnelI reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening. JAM.
%, working the first degree on twol
candidates.
The young people of the Epworth1
League will give a splendid drama en-
titled NO Trespassers," in Citizens
hall Thursday night of this week.
The Epworth League gave q sue
cessful social In the vestry of tho
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
The American Wooden Co., after
closing down for two days in obedi-
ence to the Garfield order, has run its
mill on full time. being engaged I'M
turning out goods for the government.
The Holly Club met Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs Lena Linn,
Dainty refreshments were served
The stores close each Monday in
obedience to the Garfield law.
Mrs. Bella Perkins and Mrs. Selma
Hussey passed Thursday of last week
with Mrs. Holman.
The funeral service OF Adna Roy
nolds was held from his late home.
South Nassalboro. Jan. 49, Rev J. O.
fsutter officiating. Interment was in
Riverside cemetery.
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field both being invited to be present.
also the Campfire Girls of both towns.
The Rev. J. W. Reynolds will deliver
an address especially for the boys and
girls. The parents md friends Of the
scouts are also invited to attend this
service. On Monday night. eFb. IL. the
Scouts will celebrate with a banquet.
tThis is Also the end Of the contest
which has been in progress since last
fan between the first. second, third and
fourth patrols.
Union Grange will meet with Sebasa
ticook Grange Wednesday. Feb. 20.
The temperature<in Newport Monday
was 81 degrees below zero.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30

Steamer Belfast made her last trip for
an indefinite period, Monday. when she
left Camden for Boston, wnere she will
be tied up, owing TO the Ice conditions.
Purser Robert p. Coombs arrived at his
home on Franklin street Saturday after
noon. driving from Camden. Purser
Charles Nash Will make the trip 10 Ros-
ton. returning to his home In Belfast
by rail Owing 20 her inability to reach
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30

any of her landings this side OF Camden
because of the ice embargo, the steamer
will not come out again until the ice
goes out, which, according 10 pas, years,
is some time in April.
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Martin S. Gray

Martin S. Gray died at his home on
the Pitcher road, Monday forenoon at he
age of - years. He was born in Brooks
vile. the son OF the late S. y. and
Martha tHoward) Gray. He came to
Belfast some 81 or 40 years ago and has
since made his home here. He is sur
vived by his wife and two sons. Funeral
services will be held on Wednesday at
10 A. NJ. Rev. Arthur F. Wilson Of the
First Parish Unitarian) church officiat-
ing.
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Oaudier-Wardwcli.

NOltTH-On Thursday, January
24th at $50 i. NJ, Miss Grace Ward
well of Castine was united in marriage
to Joseph Daudier of North Vassal-
boro. The ceremony was performed at
the home of the officiating magistrate,
George s. Halves
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Ruralary at 1arrantine Club

Bangor police were searching Monday
for thieves who entered the lower floor OF
the Tarrantine Club some time Sunday
night and stole over $50 in cash and
small check. Entrance was made by IN
fastening window through a broken
pan OF glags.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30

Convaiescenee after pneumonia, ty-
phoid fever and the grip, is sometimes
merely apparent, not real. To make Il
real and rapid, there Is no other tonic
so highly to be recommended AZ Hoods
Sarsa parilla. Thousands So testify. Take
Hood s.--Adv.
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WALL STREET

WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden, Stone & Co.
Members New York >. elk Exc, Boston
Stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc. Chi
cago Board of Trade. Portland Branch
phone 1862. 1863.
VIM. II. PORTER. Mgr.
New York Stock Market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-30
For Sale-HOrses, Cattle, Etc,

LIGHT BAY MARE. GOOD WORKER.
fair Traveller. safe for woman. Bargain
Cheap for cash. Fred Jones, 3i5 Water
ST. Gardiner, iah30 st
10 PURE FLOODED BUFF oPPiNG-
ton pulletI. exit nice ones, $50 each.
and y pure bl0Jdpd Whitney White Leg
norm year oily hens at 81 each. all he iNy
layers. l.. * Crornmett, Weeks Mills.
Me. Tel ll-l3 So China. ian30I3 =
:. FRESH YOUNG COWS. / FOUR
years old. good one. Durham and Guerra
soy. f :. Cheney, Augusta Me. / !aiie
Bangor st. jan36iJt"
FEMALE RABBIT HOUND, YOUNG
and clever, not entirely trained but 4
good one. Good home wanted more than
high price, $50. Box 81. Winthrop Me.
lan30d3t*
THREE PAIR OF FANCY MATCHED
Hereford steers. average weight about
800 lbs. to the pair. Harry Fl. Cushman.
East Winthrop. Maine. jan30l3t"
PAIR HORSES, AGED 8, GOOD
workers. weighing aSlo: or exchange for
pair weighing 1900. w. NJ. Small. lG3
North St. Gardiner jan29,l3t
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Chicago Cattle Market

,.,- Chicago. Jan q
HOGS-Receipts 1900; strong; bulk 1910
stlso5: light 15.Gnl60; mixed l555mlsI0,
heavy l55Ndl6l5 rough 1JJolrI565: pigs 1925
qli5N.
steers S65M l4io: stockers and feeders 14Or
1c6,; cows and heifers 6ioqllso; calves 90
I1500.
SHEEP Receipts J4.oaa; firm; wetrers
l9o'al3M: ewes 9NG,13l0: lambs li15ui-o5
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For Sale--Real Estate
SMALL PLACE ON TIE CAD I'm

IL
me sind you viii lie looking fer a ,oAp Z
months later. but this place has ID be
So!a within few days If sold at al.
Price s.oo II will pay YOU to look this
a ap ' nnS r. n. Higgins, Real Estate Al.
suSta anu Gardner. jan9 1879
STATE FARM AGENCY
Starts early Spring drive in Farm
bargains. If YOU wish to make quick
sale OF your farm send for free listing
blank. Local managers wanted for
Winthrop and WatsrvilIe.
e. L. WORCESTER, Western Ave.
Augusta, Maine. Tel. Con.
jan3Odlts
or EXCHANGE FOR FARM, 4
acres, "-room house. electric lights near
town school, church and seminary. Cyrus
ID. Winters, kents Hill, Me. jan2edS I.
HOUSE AND LOT q WESTON ST,
augusta, fitted for two families, second
iioor has six rooms including store room.
bath and shed; first floor s rooms, Sc,
tubs and range piped for hot water: fur.
mace IN cellar. also toilet. House fitted
with double windows and screens. Largo
attlc two rooms Inquire OF c. r Barton.
" Main St. Waterville, or Mrs lne4
Gehthner, l. Chapel ST., Augusta.
jan@sd3w.
SO ACRE WOOD AND LUMBER LOT.
ms is Tot swamp or mountain lot.
lt Is covered with wood and lumber, ]
mile from saw mill. four miles from rail-
road. WIN sell cheap Tor cash or will eX-
change for young pair of heavy horses.
W. ;. PIilshury. Waterville, Me. jan29a6.
FARM FOB SALE SITUATED IN
Montville, one mile from Liberty villa ge
contains 20 acres cuts about Il tons OF
nay. can nue. made to cut more, Two Woo
lots right near a good market for wood,
tour good wells of water. water in sink,
buildings in good repair. house and shu :
terS painted few years ago, 1-roo.n
house. good cellar barn 36X+0, woodshed
henhouse. about 100 apple trees, piums.
pears and grapes. On main road from
Belfast. II. II. Twitchell, Liberty. Maine
jan23dlmo
SMALL PLACE IN VILLAGE ON
car line. Mrs. NJ. T. Lewis, East Nassai.
boro. ian2ld2ns
TWO STORY HOUSE, WITH RENT
up stairs, all modern improvements, oppu-
site Williams schoolhouse; also barber
shop on Water St; reason for selling. 60
ing to leave town. inquire at once OF NJ.
I. Merrill. is Bangor ST or 14s Water ST..
Augusta, jau1dtf
HOUSE AT II KINGSBURY ST.,
Gardiner, Fl. Z. Cook. ocr46tr
-
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New York. Jan. g
CORN,-Spot firm; kiln dried No. vel
low 1S2 ga and No. mixed $50 IA cost
and freight New York prompt shipment;
Argentine 20S fob cars spot.
OATS-Spot firm: natural 1Ntu l02.
LARD-F'irm middle west a5SSQ2a7o.
POTATOES-Steady; Bermuda Dbl. -
Maine 100 lbs. ST@sss; Long Island 100
lbs. sG3934S: state. Pa. and western 100
lbs. 272a3lS; Jersey bbl. 450@50O; Jersey
sweets per basket 1Op1225; Delaware and
Maryland and No. basket l0Odl-o.
creamery higher than extras olSnh2;
creamery extras, 50 score, 81; first 4sa@
90: seconds 45k44S.
EGGS-Easier; receipts 309S: fresh gath
cred extras G5; extra firsts Ga; firTts 6"M
4: seconds osG62; state. Pa. and nearby
western hennery whites fine to fancy G6tf
IS: state. Pa. and nearby hennery browns
65167.
sUGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal 6o)5:
,nolasses nominal; refined steady cut
loaf $50; crushed $50; mould A 1875; cube;
so: XNN% powdered 765; powdered 100,
fine granulated IA; diamond a 1i0; Goa
PETITIONERS A 735; No. ! $50.
Boston Produce Market
Boston. Jan. %.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 173q19.
BUTTER-Northern 5Nu50i: western Ali
Miat
cHEESE-New York twins &n26a
EGGs-Choice hennery and neaiby 7On
II: western 6i@6S
FLOC Rs per cent. patent l0J0!i i14o.
HAY-No. grade 2s42a.
Handspring 254T.
OATS--No. 2 white 97057i.
PORk-Medium backs $3.50
POTATOES-2S0u300 per 100 pounds !;
new Bermuda per barrel slu
SUGAR-Granulated % Dbl. lots. 7.,5.
FEAL-1iM2l.
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago, Jan y,
Better weather today tended to ease the
corn market, but predictions of more
snow and of lower temperatures acted
later as virtual offset. Prices closed
unsettled March 121 and May l25 II, with
the finish as a whole ranging from is OFF
to lac advance compared with "a hours
before. Oats lost 3-S to 1-sc The out
come in provisions varied from &c decline
TO rise OF 22c.
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Session Live Stock Market

Stock Yards. Jan. y.
MAINE.
AT Brighton.
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Classified
Ad Rates

.ord for , time.
lard for 3 times consecutive.
uo,j Tor 8 times consecutive
-. insertions. pro rata.
~" 's,.r.,,.ment taken for less
than sc. ,.
80 slass,fied adyert'sements must
.. prepaid. ..,;,,,v
~. Journal does not kno~,ns.y
80, any fraudulent sdver..shs
.ry Kind. The Journal wall m
...,os.. promptly and vigorously
-, claim from any person WY
~ hsen IN any way deceived or
Treated through answering a.
.,,;..ment. The Journal WV"
~ q, readers to bring TO us
' ....,,,on any failure on the paf'
:, advertiser TO make 9ood n.'
,,,.e, I. IS the belief OF 'n,s
,o., TRAIT an advertiser serves ms
- interest best only wnen ne
' w., the public best. " you are
y, ...,,hed tell the Journal.
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Wanted-Female .;elp
Observation-Disclosures

Old FALSE TEETH WANTED
i matter II broken We pay - TO
10 p" SCI Also cash :'r old gold. sIi-
T ana broken .,Ws!rl Send hy Parcel
81 'id receive cash hy return mail.
WA Hold Euuar " days fnr scnds.'s APP
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