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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-25
Cloudburst Causes Big Dam
age Through Southwest
Virginia.

Appalachia, Va, Aug. 49,
~ cloud5nrst northeast Of Ap-
palachia has caused heavy dam
age a I Norton, Dorchester,
Sutherland and to the Interstate
Railroad and several coal oper
atoms mat lay in the path Of
lie delugr Of angry water as it
gathered and rushed down THE
mountains, forming a head of
from three TO five feet III the
valleys, making streams feed
ing Guests and Powell Rivers
rlglng torrents. Reports from
Norton are that from thirty Ia
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-25
Party for Visitors,

On Friday evening Of last
week, Mr. and Mrs. II. l. Nor
ton gave Il dcilghtiui party al
their home in nouur OF their
nieces, Miss Bcryl Morton, Of
Knoxville; Miss LOIS Perry, of
Gate City, and Miss lnez King.
OF Appalachla. who were thclr
guests for a few days.
The evening was spent very
pleasantly playing games and
dancing 10 music furnished by
a victrola until il late hou,
when Mrs. Morton, assisted by
Misses Frances Long aud Fan.
ME Ray, served delicious re.
freshinents OF ice cream and
cake. Lunch was served all
during the evening.
The following were present:
Misses Beryl Morton, Lois Per
ry, lnex King, Emmy Kirvin
and Julia AGREE, of Darlington
5. c., Caroline Goodloe, Juanita
Taylor, Louise Cox, Frances
Long, Fannie Ray, Louella
oayerS, Mary All Q Clay and
visitor, Miss Nell B,blemnn, OF
Bristol.
Alessrs. Morton King and
Norris Thomas, of Appalachia,
Ted Witt, Virgil MlnLon, Jack
Cawooh, Truman Kennedy
Schemnnel Daugherty, Ed Col.
llcr, j. b. Skeen, Jr., George
and Tom Goodloe.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-25

The poor man has reason to
be joyful in his adversely. He
doesn't have to employ an at
torney to keep him out of Jail
for pulling crooked deals in the
realms of high finance.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-25
Base Ball
SlOncga VS.. Kcokcc.

SKcokec went down TO defeat
Il her home grounds last Wed
"a lay by the score of s TO >.
gbeller pitched great ball for
;6ncga and backed up by the
sleld which pulled three double
DIV with men on bases kept
gtokee from scoring more than
n runs. Winger hit hest for
8ucga getting a home run and
tinsle, his homer coming with
aau on base.
sThc delding features were the
fielding of Coylc at
Sond, who made two fast dou-
IL phys, once with the bases
all retiring the side and accept
4 anne chances. kcokcc scored
4 Doe second on IIatcher's duu-
1 ani Bells single. In the
ilil, Kcokec had the bases full
9th one out, but Wunker hit to
tglc and lie threw TO Mathews,
tlo rclaycd to Wingcr for Il fast
Imllle DlnV.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-25
Will Visit Home Here.

W. B. Taylor, son Of Capt.
Henry Taylor, of Big stone
Gap, circulation manager of the
honolulu Star Bulletin, is now
in the United States ana vii
visit here before returning I,
his home IN tho Hawaii Islands,
where ne has been located for
the past ten years. Mr. Taylor
- Mt present visiting a number
of the larger daily papers in
tins country in order 20 study
their method OF circulation. He
Is expected here this week
Not all men jump when thoir
wives speak. Some are quick
to anticipate, and others are too
scared TO do either.
The wise man spends his II ou-
cy. The fool blows il in.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-25
RATIFICATION
WILL BENEFIT cox

Tho ratification of the suffrage
amendment by Tennessee will
have powerful prcpondcrancc
IN favor OF Cox, it is asserted bv
political writer's in Washington
tonight. Suffrage has been Il
part Of Jimmy Oox's creed
throughout his political career in
the state of Ohio. Speaking in
greatest acclaim FOR tile work
that he has done to cnfranchisc
the women of America, Robert
NJ, Gates. veteran writer for the
Commercial Appeal, not always
friendly TO suffrage, declared
that with 'rcnnessee's action Cox
was sure of election. Promptly
upon receipt of the word that
Tennessee had ratified, the Ma
tlonal Woman's Party communi-
cations were seut to Secretary of
State Colby to discuss with him
the question OF issuing the pro
clamation. Colby stated that he
stood ready to sign the procla-
nation at the first possible mo-
inent. The Woman's Party wired
Sue White, Tennessee state chair
man, to have the certificate of
ratification forwarded at once to
Secretary Colby in order that he
may have it on hand the moment
the time for reconsideration has
expired.
The following statement was
made by Alice Paul, chairman
OF the National Woman's Party,
immediately upon disqualification
of the suffrage amendment by
the Tennessee House today ;
"The victory of women today
completes the political dcmocra-
lcy OF America and cnfranchiscs
half the people of the great ma
ton. 1t is a victory which has
been won not by any individual
or group, but by all those wo-
men, who since the time of the
revolution, have suffered and
protested against the humiliation
OF dlsfranchiscment and pro
claimed the equality Of the wo-
men. All women of the United
states are now entitled to vote
III the coming elections on the
same basis as men, but our work
cannot yet end. Ratification
must be protected in the court
against the attacks of its oppo-
heIi's- 1t must be safely guard
ed II possible by the winning Of
tmrty-seventh state, In Ger
.aih states also provision must
be made Tor admitting women tC
the poles and providing for theil
regis tration IN accordance will
'he law. me Woman $ Party al
once will get IN touch with TIA,
attorney general of each Stat,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-08-25
c. S. Carter
Becomes Interested in Prom
lnent Bristol Bank

The Dominion National Bank
VIII ut once double its CAPITAL
STOCK When the change is made
1T will have II combined capital
stock and surplus of nearly
roo, 600. y number of promi
hent business men of Bristol
ana the surrounding country
nave become Interested in the
Dominion and will add to it's
list of active officials G. S. Car
Carter, now president Of the In.
terstate Finance q Trust Com.
pnny, of Big Stone Gan, who
Will come TO Bristol at once 10
make his homo.
AT a meeting of the sharehol-
ders held on Thursday last it
was voted to increase the capi
tai stock aud sell 1910 addition.
a! shares at Il price that VIII in
crease the capital aud surplus
to about one half million dol.
lars.
III was announced a large por
ton of the additional shares has
already been subscribed for by
thirty five or forty leading aud
successful business men living
IN Southwest Virginia and East
tennessee, who are prominent
y identified with banks. indus
trial, mercantile, farming and
other lines of business located
IN East Tennessee ana South
west Virginia, aud that num-
Der of additional prominent
Bristol stock holders will also
be added.
y large volume of additional
capital and bank deposits, and
additional business, will be cen
tralized here III Bristol through
tho Increase in capital stock Of
the old and conservative insti
tuition which was organized ov.
er thirty years ago and has con.
tinuonsly grown and paid divi-
bends TO its shareholders.
Ii II Jones, president of the
tbnt ma nras.',,, ,,,,, 'Ito' V. :
shoroboIdors ' u,,,to' , ~
ana thnt H., .,lo ~, ~
nav sborns ,yiu hrin, 'mr
~, nd,i;,;, 80 ~ 'ns olty OF
nnan,iaI h ,,,''"' p'o ,, ,n-
sinnni nm .,n, "mG p'o.os-
lhn hont anJ MA MA ,r, 'm.o
nentlv n,.d nr,iyni,. IL, .r.,.,.'',
in ana nngaaod ~ yla .J,,. oIi."
mani ~ S3,,iLn, s,'' $3.50 w. ~ p
Ana Eost Tnn,,ss ~, ~"
beli.y, i'm Rr;s,nI i ~, N.Y. :, " 49,, ~
~ G. 49, 80 So =, '''o ''at ur
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TWO INDICTMENTS .
SAGADAHOC COUNTY

Bah Me Jan. es-The grand
Jury which went INTO session Tues
CAY forenoon arose "Wednesday
morning, reporting TWO indictments
and was excused from further at
tendance Those indicted were Law
renee Farrell charged Win Z staff
tory oEense, and Harold Coffin. John
MURPHY and Philemon Russell
charged with breaking. entering and
larceny from the store Of Scott c
Perry IT'S Washington street.
NJ Miles Dodge Of Boston. a Z uiled
States naturalization examiner. was
here "Wednesday morning and con-
Quoted the exam a-ion OF candidates
for naturalization Seven were ad-
mltted 10 citizenship by Associate
Justice John A. Morrill, They were
William James Wheelock. 1916 Wash
ington street, Bath; Martin James
Flahercy, Bath; Caleb Bcrnier. -
Prospect street. Topsham; John
Alexander McNevin. "a Shepard
street. Bath: Robert John Dotten. SIS
High street, Bath: Luis Glno Cortesi.
165 North street Bath Colin Mann.
Sc Green street Bath
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RIPLEY

Charles Films has arrived hoTue
from Washington county where ne
mas been working as surveyor.
Wills Cross mas been n Greervtne
the past TWO weeks
Friends Of l. T. FsamsieI will hn
pleased 10 hear thai there IL slight
Improvement II MS CONDITION.
z =. Wakefield Of Dexter and M
and Mrs. c. E Wakefield OF Har-.and
were weekend Visitors II tov-r
Herbert SkiItlnSs and sor CZi-tan
are having serious time with grip
colds.
Word was received here Of -hs
death Of Herbert Frost Tuesday. NJ
Frost was 2 Ripley boy but hae Hvec
Il Boston tire past few years.
Calvin GooGwIn has a valuable COW
choke Il death one night recently.
Rev. Mr.. Luce, district superin
csndert, preached al the NJ. z. chGrch
Sunday, Jan. 3.
Mrs. Bessie L.ltchdeids trained
nurse and Miss Gertrude Smith. are
helping Mrs. RamsdeE II caring for
L r Rarasder
Miss Ahce Stafford has returned 10
her work II Dexter after q few dsys
visit with her parents
Mrs Ada Lane Is quite II.
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MONMOUTH

Monmouth Grange held IT'S regular
meeting Wednesday evening With q good
attendance. The evening was devoted
TO business. The first and second de-
IErees were conferred on "A candida tes
MISS Clarfhel Smith has gene TO Port
land TO take an advanced course IN ID
srrumental music
M N. Richardson went 70 Jay Nor
day TO be the guest OF his sor, Prof. 3.
T. Richardson. and family.
Several new cases OF measles among
the children are reported
Among the Monmouth boys who n
tended the boys conference in lewiston
last week were George CHICK from the
Congregational Sunday school and Flo-
land Leach from the Methodist Il IS
expected that Rev. George W VI. kewes
and .. 3 BOYD. lenders, viii give a r.
port NJ the conference Sunday evening
1t the Methodist church
A heK1tng plant and electric lights
have been Installed in the new factor
n the John D. Lsa1nn Shoe CO. and the
machiner- b. being sci ~.
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DRESDEN

sou TE-Miss Natalie ToZisr. whc
mas been visiting her sister. Mrs. LIE
land SisEars. for the past week. left
town Wednesday, 70 visit friends II
Gardiner before returning 10 her
home IN 1a-erville.
Mrs Harry Hatch was calling OF
her cousin. Mrs TestA Siesars, or
"Wednesday
Fred Foster passed Monday with
relatives II Bath.
The ladies' had their Aid dinner
H the hunae Of the president Mrs
Albert TIbberts, Thursday. The
travelling being YER bad there was
a small company preseu+ A very
pleasant day was passed The pro
ceeds Of the dinner were $3.50.
Mrs. z. A. Sierars passed the
week END with MS nephew and niece
M, and Mrs C l. Sierars, IN Wool
wich- She also called ~ see Miss
Lrnnie Harrington who Is n the Bath
Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Tes1a Slegars was the guest
Of Nj. and Mrs. Fred Foster Sunday
Mss Margaret Pushard passed the
weekend with relatives il Bath
Mrs Emma Chapman and grand :
daughter. Della Hodrdon, were the
guests Of Mrs. Chapmanfs daughter
Mrs. Irving Lily in West Dresden.
from Friday Until MonGar.
G. P HENDERSON and c. 3. Push
ard returned home from watervfIIe
Tuesday. where they have been stop
pinc for the past few days.
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WINSL0Vv

Al LEle aI.-day session Of The Abi-
EnEswor-h and Whitney Ladies Aic
held Wednesday at the TaconneI
club house, Mrs. Lawrence If the
Associated Charities 81 Watervilie
was present II the afternoon an1
gave z Talk Oh AmericaulzaIion q
foreigners.
Leo Lashus q pupil e. the Fort
schsoi. and son Of James Las1us o.
Bay street, Tuesday afternoon was
taken suddenly IL. He was taken
II the Sister hospital aud operated
on for appendicitis.
Miss AddisvIIla Jewett is confined
10 the house with tbs mEmps.
p. c. D-umnond VINO was II the
Augusta hospital humber q
months for q broken leg. and since
has been q guest Of his sister Mrs.
Leonard Arey ar Riverside, came
Wednesday To the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Theodore Thompson. M. Drum
mond is able To walk by the aid Of
clutches.
Mrs. Leonard Arey - Riverside is
q guest Of her sister, Mrs. Theodore
Thompson.
Miss Christine Lunnv Of Benton
avenue. who mas been employed ar
the Ligyett Drug store, WEterviTe,
has accepted & position n the ONCE
Of the registry Of deeds at Augusta.
formerly filed by Miss Rossie Rey-
noids who is now employed at the
Republican headquarters n Augusta.
hn SAD 1r7pS
next Mondar.
Mrs Charles Rush WIS recent
visi-or AT Augusta.
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vASSALBORO

GETCHELL'S CORNER-The re-
mains Of the late Ms. Lillian fGet-
cheIp Keith were brought here Sun
dav from Portland, Were she WIS
passing the winter The service was
held from Ter home Sunday al p.
NJ. Rev. Mr. Mlburn Of North
vassaIboro officiating. Intsrment was
made Ell the Nichols cemetery. The
fora; tributes from her children.
neighburs md friends were many and
beautiful Mrs. Keith was 30 years
old and mas been q life long resi-
dent Of this tuwr- She is survived
BY a husband. one son Frank Get
chen Of North Vassalborp and SIX
daughters, Mrs. Robert Kennedy.
Mrs. Carol Oaks. Mrs. Howard
Brown and Miss Edith Getcheu u
Portland. Mrs. AIhtnus Doiley and
Miss L,etitia Getchen Of this place
Mrs Kefth WIS a kind neighbo-
and viii be missed in the neiEhbor-
hood Her husband and children
have the sympathy Of their friends
IN their loss Of e kind, loving wife
md mother
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TOWNSPEOPLE OBJECT
TO DEAD DOG IN
TOMB AT DOVER NE

Dover. Jan. 2e--he boty Of Yoshi-
pat Pek-nsse dog CT Or. Mary c.
Lowell Of Boston, no longer reposes
II the tomb Of tie Dover village
cene-arv
It has beer removed br Undertaken
Arthur w. Hall Of Dover. who viii
see Lha. The remains are cared for
until spring. when IL vii be buried
IL pr LoweEs family lot IL the
cemetery II F'nxc~UHr-
The deposit Of the dogs remains IL
the Dover to--D aroused storm OF
protest from people N the town. -h0
have relatives awaiting burial and
whose bodies have been placed in tha
tomb during the past few months
Protest was made 70 the seIecrDen
wha, it seems were without kuowl-
edge % the action Of DR.. Lowell un-
Ii they read the fact IN the newspa-
pe-s. They claim the dogs body was
deposited II the tomb without their
consent. They Immediately ordered
Cnaer-aken Hal 10 rereve the
body Mr. Hall when asked about
the matter Thursday declined 70 talk
beyond stating that the dogs body
had been turned over 20 friends Of
Dr. Lowell for safe keeping.
The body Of YosEi was brought
here q week ago from Boston by DR..
Lowell, VINO was accom- panied by &
nurse. DR.. Lowell Is a former Fox :
croft woman who spends ner sum
mers here She is said 10 ne the only
woman II the country holding de-
srees IN medicine, the law ana i1ris-
prudence She is member Of the
Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bar.
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PALERMO

CENTER-FRneral service for the
late Charles 0. Bradstreer Of WING
scr. formerly Of this place, were held
at the chapel Thursday. Inte-meu:
WIS N the new cemetery
Master Manler TYLER has been
suffering for some time with an in
tscted hand. It was Ianced SundaY
bv Dr. Holt
The dairymen Of this vicinity have
been harvesting their years supply Of
ice from Sheepscot Great Pond II
Is nearly twenty inches thick and OF
good quality.
Mr.. and Mrs ". s. Jones' and Eve
fyn Brann plan to start for the
South Monday morning
Dexter Turner. who has been con
fined To the bed for q few days. as
the result Of faI,. il now able % be
about.
The thermometer registered - de-
grees below zero on Turner Riage
Monday morning.
Mrs. Ella HANDY has Deen quite m
from an attack Of neurntg:n but was
Eble TO be out sunday.
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
sstl-es q e-e Days Dealing ~ M
IRE Leaving Stocks


~ -3-E J11 g-W-h slight re-
. = IL ,u,--,-a-ional credit sl-uaIion
iiac --sar ,1EAcaG LIONS TO tighter none
i'E@ 600 s!r1lessly during IncaS
/ SEAL. s"gs-er. Ell irregular rone Pre-
-.--..E . - -4ose.
5zs in the pound sterlirE
-s - -r1.all recereriss II tas
{ Us -~i.L --.-An rates were Su4lllitso
E-~ -ecu--er- heavinsss or
1 - - -,e-nzrk, No-way, sw.-
-'c ''-~ let1r-al cenrers.
u '-o~- -4-ket was influenced h-
-' = 1 a., * were wirncra vtlls
.s-@ ---meu-s maturing IL
~ nh. Cali loans o.sHe
@;'L --s high initial quota
-. V--A gradually acFancins
. , De- re-. wricr duplicated the
@aSlni;,-- 5e - month.
,s.,.. ~ So MARKET cumulative eF-
~as 5z-e--c Of fresh Iiquiear1on
az .-----s. notably the I9V
- a.-s 24s- we're adversely AFFECT
.1- s7DaTsIor Of the divioencs
ky common sSpch
''- a 3. recognized worth rnoN-
seeeis canceIitng part O.
age NJ me previous daF.
','o-o- =-oup and kindred ISSUES
- on me genera 1871. now
p-onourceu Strength on
a-"u--lrIia-tnr Of Genera
-'--'sH-t" ana alAlfaANA - 1H
s-t IRENE gains extended
sCrrcs. Sales amount
--- 49, Inclined II rail-. espe-
-+--. Of he investment ral-s
--aa- freGs--ials bat the Li-'~
continued To vieia- some OF
7a-es making new low records
H'---=ct movement LnIted
-'.---T - r. 81 also reacted a point.
aSE~-s.-lec sl6.asl, teS. Old L =
+acl-z gsG Dc cEE
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New YORK Produce Market

New York. Jan -
WEEAT-Spot steady No. RED lhs
nominal steamer.
L'ORN-Spot steady; No. yellow 70
and Nc mixed T-Is View York 81
aay shipment
oATS-Sreadv. No. white In1z.
L.AR-s-W eak middle ives ....saiG~-iiS.
III TT E6-E'IrITI. -s~eIp-s 350-. CREAM
s-v higher than extras o. * extra =.
score s.: first 53HG1s packing STOCK cur-
rent make No. . aI3@42
EGGS-C tiled: receipts l..sS fresh
gathered extras fTrs-s s4fl65: de-. t1-zt a.
1z6s state Pm ana nearby western he1-
ne-y white FIRST 10 extras E.fQIa; 90
gathered brown and mixed coiors rrSI
10 extras 62lr6..
STGAR-Raw staaar. centrifugal
r1t4 fine graruiated I56asnisN.
PO-ATOE-Stea1T; Maine 10 lbs. soG
0S5a; STE re d. 1GGESE Long Island DO
7tslTsIf
RAGESSteaEy; new FLORIDA cas-
1a- Jfi4f4lE
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ALEION

from Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. L r Gammcr have
returned from HoulEnn where. they
we're called by the Illness and death
Of Mrs. Cannon 6 mother.
Hazen BaEiey and O-man Higgins
are 1T home from WarervilIs III with
the grip
The Christian Welfare League held
It's first monthly entertainment Tues
day evening Or. Phelps Of Water
vile was the speaker Of the evening.
His subject was The Beauty Spots
Of America" illustrating the same by
views OF the screen
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BOSI1G, JHfls .
REET--hoice whole cattle NO
ET--EE-%O-rhern creamery extras
gc19ys:c western c-eayre-v extras S2n6Ha
CEEESE-%sw twins extras 22tG3c5-
COL[-No. yeIipw Llsturh.
EGGSNea-t- hsnnery L2NAos WADi-
err extras 6@nIe.
FLpCR-Sprrrg patents 1ss-ln. SACKS
kaeal475.
HAY-Ne. . timothy ssGSE
Handspring .a41t3e.
CATSFancy ~ to Il sacks 11.eIlM-
I1s-s2 Medium backs 5lIa
pQTA-OE|A-oosto Green Noun
-airls 44145 per iaG lbs. on track; Cob
,Iers a4n0 $50: sweets -TTdJ3ea.
STGAR-New crop: Rst1pers quote
r-arulared and fine as basis AZ Il cen ts
r. 1s-bbl LOIS less per cent for cash
Ne wholesale growers quotation
JEAI-isHE
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CHELSEA

Owing 70 an oversight the name
If Miss Edna Hayes as vioIinist III
the entertainment given by Chelsea
Grange. Jan. "a was omitted in the
report Of the Ksnnebec journal.
Jan ~. The work Of Miss Hayes
is too much appreciated by her Chel-
see friends to want the omission To
pass unnoriced
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Chicago Cattle Market

HoGS-geceiprs Ees Estimated To
morrow q $50: 10 20 y lower Heavy
f,s;-5,azI5sgg5 medium 151asTIi25: light 1aIsd
LIS light lagh- HOG I'D: aeaVy PACK
ing s5ws smooth ItSGn45a: packing sows
rough Issa6T14s5; pigs 15.5dEtsaa.
CATTLE-ReceiDrs 1865. Estimated
tnmn-ruw 7aaG: weak Beef steers; Me
-dign and heavy weight cnotce and
y1-iYra I,5NuTTE med aYn and good lI5DG
155e: common gsaGIIst: light weight gDod
and choice isBe6I 4ds5; common and me
dfrrn sEaRT5@ Butcher carrie: Heffers
S.yrIsga: COVE Sg51I24a: Gamers Hnc cut
ters 5SsMS.a. veal calves 1ss@GrlS5e: fee1-
or steers syBrt@s; srocker steers T1Q
1853
SEEEP-Receipts 12.90d Estimated ts-
morrow Sgaf: unsettled. Lambs . Tbs
down yg06fJ-Ss; cults and common AeE
fys5 Ewes: Medium good and choice
lG5Gl35e eullx and common I0a&Ae-
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l5o-Aoe Farm $500: with
Pair HcrsS. S Cows and

HetfE, hoEa. poultry. picws. aAr-cvA
ct.trtvasn-s, moving machines, wagons
iBng list Enols. POTATOES beans co-a
&c, included for qGick sale. On gooc
road. near curverfences P-odacrIv =
tIIaaSe. E!re-tenceG pasture cream tah-
En- al door much wood. timber IN ap-
PIE trees. other fruit. IN maple suEar
trees. Extra good buildings u-ruoul
house bag barn. ice. poultry. ca-riare
houses. Details page 8 S--otr-'s Cz1aloc
Farm Bargains = States COPY free I.
A S-EoCT FARM Agency, 81 T,
Old South Bide. Boston.
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Fard cosds-Peopie whose blood b
rure are not nearly 10 likely TO take
hard colds as are others Hoods
Sarsaparilia makes the blood pure:
and thie great medicine rscDvers the
syssen after . cnid as - other msdi-
cine does. Take HnOd'B.-Ady.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Str. hennebec Again
Afloat after Night OF
Reef Near Havana Harbcr

HAVANA Jan ---hs American
steamer hsunesec which went ashore
OF q reef Il the entrance 20 the haraor
shortly after last midnight. was fioated
sr high Tide to-day -Four tugs crew -he
kennenec OF the reef Il Is believed
The damage to the steamer is slight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily ry
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

- Front 81, Bath, Phone $40
235 Water St, AugusI2,
Phone 1els-7e1s
Correspondents OF
ELMER n. BRIGHT 4 Co.
Members II New York ind Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Fresh strength developed IN the corr
market today owing more or less 10
-sIlv m sts-ting exchange. Prices clos
81 fi-rn at 10 &c per with May i;as To
Iy5zGI3s and July liz TO L@. Outs
rnlnea 4 To Ra5 In provisions the out
rprne ranged from % cents decline 10
y .er,n advance