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j.S.B|L[lNGSLEI]F
VQRTH|lBTON DIES.
Vel Known Resident Of
Comfy Had Been ID
Number IF Weeks.

-ts d HElfinssley, aged 50, Q
...-.i = ~ resideut Of Marion county
.','i S6sfeiday afternoon az aoout
'.-14 6icI66k ~ his home at Worth;
'.-' - s5fer N Illness OF severA
Is ~ 6Sla comp1lcation OF diseases.
.,- f,:Siiy yeaFs Mr.. H6Hingsley re-
.'1s1 On . farm near WoNMnsstSsn
bit Recently had moved INTO WOLFE
(. . III Were his death took place.
'|1S deceased was q pioneer resr
|r..f 81 MARION county and was q 6on
"a |,,a 3afo Eila sand Anna MORGAN
0IIi'dSsieg. Many years ago ne Was
nri'od HI marriage with MISS Nancy
H~Ikef who survives him W1th tnLee
.0nS. 81: d. and Fred N. BhnDgsiey
N lo6lfffI4 ton and w. II Buimgsiey
IN t6iS bifv. He Is also survived Dy
#tts hrotiieS. William 7. Btlltngsiey
IN BaffacSvifle, Samuel OF California
and Ehafles Of Colorado and Dy Two
" .I.fs Mfs. Eliza Buckley OF Cnrks-
IItr I'D Mrs. Anna Harden OF Colo
RIO. 4 He was q nephew OF Morgan
I|iI|d ksley Of Locust avenue thus
c'Iy. EeHen grandchildren surrpNe
T6ei Deceased was an exemplary
nan and IN excellent citizen ana WSs
1Io n ffie influential ctmzens OF Cne
Xrn6nkafela valley.
me fiineral will take place We'd
nss15y morning at eleven O'Clock
|.5m The residence at Worthington
mi burix viii me made IN the MICH
= 81 Cemetery at Downs BY undertaken
II E10neg.
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j,,,y y x,sra tlIe guest II lr. and In
n M BSamuB Sunday evening.
Bufiey5 Whitecnt ton, OF this ctty, 2 =
zone 70 Fatrmont where he accepted :
Robert Ash left Sunday for Norfolk
Va, where he expects to join the y. >.
Mss Ella Baker, Of Fairmont, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Baker on
Buffalo street.
spent the week end visiting his par
ents in Warrington. ,
Mrs. Lawrence Hoffman and htue
SON, Lawrence, Jr., are in Keyser, the
Fred buchanan, Of Moundsville, is
In Washington visiting friends for o
isT M eA and Mrs. S. E. Phillips, who
spent the week end with friends IN
New Martinsville, have returned to
their home In this city.
Guy Hennen, who has been Visit
ing In Sebring, Ohio, for several days
has returned to his home here.
Miss Hazel Mckinney has returned
10 Warrington after spending the
week end in Fairmont visiting her par
ents.
Mrs. L. M. Masters and niece, Pau,
line Efaw, were In Plum run yestef
day visiting friends.
Miss Margaret Furbee, Of Kingwood
spent the week end in Warrington Wis
iting her mother in Center street.
Miss Tiny Patterson. OF Morgan
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n N. Man Honored
at M, +. Conference

w Flesher, Of Gassaway, who
re nresident of the West Virginia
''51nenis assoc iation Of the Method
m church, Is q delegate to the Cen
afnll Conference at Des Moines, and Is
1i,6 81 the assistant secretaries OF the
GENERAL Conference as we'll as secre-
I.fy of the Committee on Sunday
Soil0oie. Mr.. Flesher is greatly IN.
|6r6sted in Sunday school work, put
|3'7(Ibn sc Moundsyille May 1920 ow-
nE tclhis being In attendance at Des
q ]: Thomas. president Of the Mar
ION County Sunday School associa-
ion has written letter to. every
sunday school In Marion county urg-
M the naming of a delegate to
HonhdsvflIe for the meeting OF the
state Sunday School association.
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Danish
Nervousness
Put Vigor; and Ambition
Into n-Down, Tired
Out People.

I, You feel tired out, out Of sort
Respondent, mentally or physically d.
pressed, and lack the desire to accom-
Dish things, get q 60 cent box Of Wen
deiTs pills, Ambition Brand, q oe
'H.H Drug Co. today and take me 49,
big step toward. feeling better r1gaS
away.
II you work too hard, smoke too
much. or are nervous because OF over
Indulgence Of any kind, Wendells
Pilis, Ambition Grand, win mako You
feel better In three days or money
back from the H.H Drug 90, on tho
first box purchased.
As a treatment for affections otthe
nervous system, constipation, loss q
appetite, trembling, sleeplessness, eG
hausted vitality or Nervous lndtges.
ton, get box OF WendelPs Pulls, Am
bition Brand, today on the money back
plan.
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W. Va, delivered a 'forceful address
at the Methodist church here, last
night on Fidelity" He was entertain
ed by his old friends, Rev. and Mrs.
John Beddow, at the NJ. E. parsonage.
Mr.. Parriott lived in Warrington sew
eral years ago and graduated IN the
high school of this city. At present
he is prosecuting attorney for Mar.
shall county, and is serving his sec.
ond term in this office. Several OF his
old friends were present last night and
greatly enjoyed his address.
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Memorial Services
For Joseph Neptune

Memorial services for the late Jos.
nnh Neptune at one time q resident
d Marion county, and whose death
E|ii fbe held Eat the Baptist church at
8dffaciESilla next Sunday morning at
5|6ven O'clock and will be conducted
81 the Rev T. B. Lawler, pastor OF
ne church. During his residence n
T6ti0n county the deceased was popu-
~ and the news Of his death was re-.
celfed With regret. He was aged %
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.tGirls Of BULGARIA.,

Bulzaria has The NEST Beautiful
Girls In the world. Bulgarian
Women are not only beautiful bot
sturdy and strone. B0l1aria1
Mothers always use Bulkarian BIood
Tea to keep the Family Health.
It keeps tho Skin soft and clear and
thu Blood Pure BY Eently moving
the Pois0ns from tho system. just
Try Il once. Bulearian Bleed Tea 10
cold BY III DRUGGISTS and Grocers
EslBu.lgariian Blood Tea,
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town. spent Sunday Wiib her lister.
Miss Frances Patterson, n this city.
]. Howard Koen Of Lamar, Colorado.
Is In Warrington visiting relatives
Panl Lowther and Jack Latterner,
or Morgantown, spent the week end
with friends in Warrington.
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pieasau. Course.

4 Pleasant Course.
Somebody says that the course inau-
tomobiling which q Western college
has inaugurated should be q pleasant
course in fair weather. Yes. II it's CO.
educatienal-G Cleveland Plain Dealer,
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The Epworth League Gives Social.
The Epworth league of the M. 2.
church gave social at o'clock this
evening in the M. E. church. There
were moving pictures shown under the
direction of the members of the Ep-
worth league, which were very inter-
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Attending Convention.

G. clifford Judd left yesterday morn.
ing for Bluefield, w. Va. He went as
a delegate to the State Federation OF
labor from Local No. 675 Of ]. B. |. U.
Of A., and expects to be there about
10 days.
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Lemon Juice
How Is Use Il For
RHEUMATISM

Throw away the bottles, salves,
tte., and Horight at the complete and
|ii6l6n4 riddance Of your rheumatism
h&6ne 81 the best methods.
FAKE : glass or cup Of water. Hot
d, cold. Squeeze into it the juice Of
hslfsa lemon and add q little Stron-
Ia Then sip slowly. Follow other
timple directions Of the Stroniko
method and watch the benefit from
d1ysto day or even hour to hourl
fet ycm purpose be to gain health
sn1Ma md add years to your life. You
iiS|r Absolutely nothing except the
tiiiinE cost d; the lemon, because
Win eaGh package Of STRoNIKo,
tliefe b 8 money-back guarantee.
Iiial treatment mailed free by Shon-
il.6 Laboratory, RA-9s, New Haven,
Conn OF buy guaranteed Stroniko
II ny leading druggists, including
crSnss Drug store, Fairmont Phar
macy The H-H Drug Co, Martins
'rnk Store, Mountain City Drug Store
70 q tenth Street Pharmacy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-11

Hon. J. D. Parriott Delivers Address.
Hon. j. D. Parriott, of Moundsville,
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WARRINGTON
uon,e for Week End.

Effie Anderson, who is attending the
university at Morgantown, spent the
weekend visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Anderson.
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M~h.". 25OOO Shares
Brooks Steamship Corporation
Deldwarel
eA,raausY,on
c......cbp.v.s ass ssss,- ii sssssssss
&C.,, .t, c.,.., r.4 s sss:s, sr.s..
Aas RaSSc. deaGw ah naass
anmaa hds,,3
s- Brooks Steamship Cooperation
s Eaassn si ad % M developed
handling steamship % with P Ss. R ss N1 A 1sss la as aa
ndn Indies and
Ro,aer-11e Company
.s a ' ss = ssBs we sis
s 9 as Tg n5 American ss ID spas
averaging 'eo nas has Demonstrated h a01V ssa
ss dss al adasass sonss0
:1aessSO s % a &c nc @ ~ ' '
S :: :: 2 sas e sis e
dg% ss s@ s aa 1Iw month. a@ap would m ben s4
e es as ssr
s pn1S nesss % I % @ a
We are advised application win
Exchange
large pan Of bovcaoe
ryUns and
amour
PRICE
rmdR nuod aad mdbyuE
C.MEeARGEL &Co
Syndicate Mnagrs
New ah
"'s'.aa~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-06

Arthur ". Condor, q former Belfast
boy and graduate OF the Belfast High
school, now secretary OF the North
anpton- Mass, Y NJ C. A., was re-
Gently married n that city TO Miss
Kathryn n. Brown. daughter II Mr..
ana Mrs j. l. Brown Of So Jefferson
street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W ). Aver Of The Baptist
church. The couple were unattended
The bride wore Brussels net over
IVORY satin ana carried an arm bou-
qust Of white sweet peas ana roses
she IS 3 graduate Of the Sorrhamp-
ton High school and Boston Normal
Art school and was teacher OF draw
ing IN Northampton schools Follow
ing the ceremony 4 reception was held
at which there we're selections By the
family quartet. Mrs Coadon Mrs
stewart Esten OF New haven. Fred
Brown Of Stamford Ct, and Aubrey
Brown of Columbus. Some years ago
this quartet. known as the Family
quartet was prominent n musical cir
cies IN Northampton Mr.. Condou
comes from An old Belfas, family. is a
brother Of Frank g. Condor. secreta-
~ Of the Augusta Y. NJ c. A.. and
with him manages the Birch Point
Camps AZ Smithfeid. Belgrade Lakes.
Prior TO going 10 Northampton he was
assistant secretary at Pittsburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-06

The 100000 subscribed by e.ttzsns
and former residents Of Belfas, to-
ward the building Of a new school
house has been invested as follows. as
the building will not take place until
prices Of laher and materials drop:
victory Liberty bonds $50. ooe. Fourth
Liberty loan $4,000. Thirds ssoee.
Seconds ss0se.
The date for the annual lawn fe.e
Tor the benefit Of the chiIdreu's Aid
society Of Maine is August -. 10 De
held on the lawn of the Girls Home
on Norrhport avenue, Belfast.
The reunion Of the 18th Maine Vol
unteer Regiment will be held IN Memo
rial hall. Belfast, ON August 10 A
business meeting at 20 A. IA will ba
followed by dinner at noon and the
regular meeting with ENTERTAINMENT IN
the afternoon. No postponemsnt VIII
% made for bad weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-06
New York Produce Market
New York. avg.

New YORK Aug D.
wEEAT-Spor strong; Ne RED ana
No. hard 2s3 and No. = mixed DUrun
264 c I track New York export
CQRN-SpoI strong; No. yellow
I7bf { New York Today shipment
OArs-spet steady; No. l white -
LARD-Fir-n: middle west 1850
1875.
BCTTER-Ffrr,: receipts 73s4 tubs;
creamery higher than extras s4s a s5 {,
extras ~ score "a: nrst IS 10 81 score
59953i; packing stock current make
No. a..
EGGS-Steady; receipts l4.s7l cases;
fresh gathered extras nrsrg 81 q 81; 90.
rrst $3.50; state. Pa and nearby
western hennery white first 70 extras
sA4-D: do browns extra 5sIs2, DO
Gathered browns and mixed coiers first
TO extras asa SO.
POTATOEs-we&k: Long Island per
barrel 45e9see; Jersey ass q see:
southern No. Ace q SOC.
CABBAGES-Stea6y unchAngee-
STGAR-Raw unsettled centrifugal
1890: refined quiet: rne granulAted
ei0ea 22se.
Sugar futures were easier early, re-
rectinx the unsettled feeling IN the
spot market. Trading was light, how
ever. and prices al midday were about
10 to - points net lower. Later
prices became very weak snd closed
IS 10 ZOE points lower September
1875. October 1859. December 1850.
January has. March lo4e-
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features II The Days Dealing in All
tne leading Stocks

New York aug. 5.-Tnfavorabls for
sgr 1s'ws bearing on the Polish STU
arcr an1 renewed Liquidation and
sfort selling caused losses among in
-Zst-!a4s OF : 20 10 points IN To-Day 8
market Except for an interval II the
-st co-r whsn q rise in railroad
sha-es 14d tonic effect the down
rare Movement was continuous, Con-
d--lozs = the foreign exchange ana
-1e1sT -arkets was more favorable
5ut we're gnorec- Reports that the
lazAs -ac allied leans on certain in
1Est-1a. collateral attended the decline.
Tie oear faction devoted It's energies
- -rtvcg down individual shares
caIsl-g G1saslnsss among holoers Of
taek ~c4la be next directed. OILS,
Etee-s s1!ppings- sugars and feathers
Tsre re -arssts al various times ana
re 2rec:p-iate decline IN these groups
ragged down The balance Of the list.
Resistance was poor against the
Fsvs Z ceiling. even the investment
ais Ealing back one 20 three points
" - dealings spp-oxiratirC 2So ,0As
sha!ss- Tins break was signal for
active sailing ot other low priced oils
ale AIRED Isis u spee1aItiss. Total
sac. apr-cGEated 1850, eae shares.
--ce--alztieS AID Iack Of definite IN
,or--allc7 as 20 business conditions
4'e --v-e@zo policies Of various COM
pa7.ss a-sc vas instrumental n Shak
as confidence among shareholders.
rr= bond market maintained 4 fairly
sooc -o-= n face Of the extreme weak
1ess stocks Total sales, par value.
were f---s1e. aAf. ForeiE issues Erc-
-atec -2r-owiy ana Liberty bonds
Ne'f r-egU-zr- Ola L. s. bonds were
-Ie-asTeo ~ call
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Androscoggin CO.
Crowds Greet
Flying SQUADRON

Poland Spring, Aug. tSpec.aD -
When woman leaves home IN can
ming time leng enough TO participate
IN political campaign. il refutes d
statement MADE by opponents Of wo-
man suffrage that women do nor
want 70 vote That is exactly what
good many women Of AndroscoggIu
county did Thursdsy morning and il
is not ON record that dinner was ma
rerfaIly delayed thereby.
The second days trip Of the FIyins
Squadron opened under favorable
circumstances and continued thus.
The first destination was Sabaris.
While the campaign was a direct ap-
peal 70 the voters Of the Republican
party IL is primarily a campaign 10
interest the women IN the issues IN
which, according 10 all Indications
the women will shortly have an op-
portunity to register their opinion.
One OF the objects is the formation
Of vorraaa committees and this
point was emphasized at every meet
ing.
The TOWN. women's committee Is
somewhat inaccurate, for no separ-
ate COMMITTEES of women viii be
formed. Instead the town commit
tees will doubtless have in the future
Al many women as men in their or
Sanixatien-
Mrs. Guy P. Gsnnstt. who is help
ing. has empsaazed each Hrae that
II is not the object of the women n
revoiutionize. but TO help. Miss Ed
wards from Indiana said the aues-
ton does not mean a wonan's party
or a vornAn's republican party. su,
that women will register az mem.
hers Of the party
some towns already have women
members Of committees. Others are
orga MIXING. In Webster. Mrs. c. c
Holden Is chairman Of the COMMITTEES
OF women yet TO be organized. Wen
dali Maxwell of Webster introduced
Col. Parkhurst and Miss Edwards
who gave brief talks.
The next step was Lisbon. The or
SANITATION OF the women,s commit.
tee is well under way with Miss EIiz-
sbeth Kicker at the head. The
speakers were introduced here by
James Armstrong. chairman 81 ths
republican town committee. After
brief speeches by Col. Parkhursr.
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Coolidge cubs He has some very
neat little cards which are being cir
cuIaIeo ana many are signing I'D. 1t
costs nothing 10 JOIN and u helps
rn1ghtiiE-' 70 said
The honorary president OF rhe Maine
Hardlng-Coohdge club : Hon. Carl :.
AilLken. Augusta. Maine Vice pres
dents, Hon. EDWARD " Wheeler
Brunswick Name; Mrs. Frederic H
PaTkhurst. Bangor. Maine Treasurer
Chas .. Allen. Esq. Portland. Maine
Secretary. Mrs. Frank Butler. Farm
lngton. Maine
On The executive committee are.
Ralph o. Brewster. Portland. chair
man; arthur G Staples Lewiston:
'-ol- Frank II. Hume. Houltoa Robert
:. Whltehouse. Portland: Geo. H Bass.
Wilton; Hon. HANNIBAL z HanIin
ellsworth; P P Hazard. Gardiner,
Hon. VIM T. Carleton. RocAIano: John
+ Cav. Waldeboro; Alton e. Wheeler
south Paris; Edwin II Blake. Bangor
ZION Frank e Guernsey. Dover Bor
Harold N. SewalI. Bath: Hon. Geo Q
Weeks. Fairfield Hodgdon c. Buzzell
Seifast; Hon Jasper wyrnan. Nil
oTage7 Hon John D Deering, saco;
Mrs NJ l. Durgin- Milo, Mrs. Rupe--
n Baxter Bath; Mrs John P. Deer
lhg' saco' Mrs. Carl z Mnliken, An
gusta; Mrs. Wallace H whire Jr. An
aurn. Mrs. Tudor Gardiner IsroinA--
mrs Bern4rd Archibald Houlton: Mrs.
rreeericA O Eaton. Rumfcrd Falls.
MIS- William T Cobb. Rockland: Mrs.
hafies 5. Carter Lewiston: Mrs.
-HaheF MilAken, Pittsneld; and Mrs.
william r. Kreger. Fairfield.
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Mary Davis XsaxiA

Mary Davis Veazis died this morn
ING al her home on High street where
she lived with her sister Miss Emma
Davis. now the last member Of the
FAMILY Of Jones F and Susan Rogers
Davis. Mrs Veazie was the WIDOW Of
Josiah DAVIS and was oorn in Belfast
March 20, 1S4s. Funeral services will
be he4d al the residence on SATURDAY III
p NJ. She was an attendant of the
First Parish Unitarian church.
Charles B. Msrr:rhew OF 60. p has
gone TO Ohio TO take part IN The stTeot
If tina expert riflemen Of the National
Guarosnen- Merrfthew mas thu dis
'inction OF being the taIls=t man n
the regiments feet INCHES.
Miss Alice r. Parker formerly dr.
tr!et nurse in Wohurn. Mass. now
substituting zs pRhlie health nurse in
Belfast. reports making 1913 calls dur
ing the month Of July.
Arthur q Hatch II morrill, has
been elected assistant treasurer % the
Waldo Trust Co and has resigned his
position with the Belfast Farmers
Union TO assu-rr Als -sw duties. Ar.
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BELGRADE

Rev. c. ]. Gilbert Of North Berwick.
VINO IS PASS ing mis- vacation al ms cot
tage al Lakeside. will preach at the
Ola South church next Sunday, Aug.
Q. 1t P M. also the following sun
days n this month when pleasant.
Willis Bickford of Readfieid, form
erfy of Belgrade. is critically III.
DR. and Mrs. W p. Hutchirs OF Iowa
ana Charles and Edna Hutchlns Of
Oakland were recent callers On their
uncle. G. A Faruhxm
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Boston AUG. .
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 2sd -
ITTER-Northeru creamery eX-
tras So q SIS: western DO. 5T55s
CHEESE-Fresh choice 5-t q 9S8.
CORN-So. yellow 7-0dI-5
EGGS-Nsarby Aeantrv T3n-5,
western extras 81 q a.
FLOUR-Spriug patents IsS-lb.
sacks. special short 1875 dI450; stand
ara Isr5G I34e-
HAy-No. timothy 4OI4s
LAMB-SprlnE 3bd3l
oATS-Fancy 40 lbs 10aTIO5.
PORk-Mediur backs $3.50
TOES-Southern 4na a soc ,er
barrel: natives 200 q 25o per busreI.
SUGAR-22R
VEAI~i2H25
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Chicago Cattle Market

CArTLE-Reeeipss 1909: desirable
handy weights steers and best year
linxs steady 10 strong. others slow
ana STEADY; top yesriings 1915; oast
handy weight 1859: bulk cHoiee al
weirnts Iebea 1850: bulk good steers
sSAM ace: good she stock strong 10
IS cents higher at T56I25b: medium
GRADES steady. see u s5e: Gamers ana
cutters ace q 500: bulls firm: boz
Iegnzs mostly sse6 75s: calves slew.
Is cents lower: bulk good and cheice
1890 1900: top 1873. sscckers sleE 70
lower
HOGs-Receipts 5000: mostly Is
cents to Is certs higher; poorer grades
mp meet. top 1885, bulk light Butcher
l515MJ6es bulk packing sows 1865 q
1865; pigs steady to - cents higher;
bulk I45aN1525.
SHEEP-neceirts 1900; steady to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-06

Horses. COWS. poultry. farming tools
crops. and furniture inciudea-
IL you have gsf.es) cellars here 70
an opportunity 20 invest IL rh4a
farm Is on an improved road 4 rsile 20
village. rear school and nsighbcrs.
mail delivered and cream taken 81
door; so acres dark le&my maeAins
worked heldx. wire fenced spvfng
wafersd pasture for 20 cows. sURs-
mated 1oae CORDS Of wood. 100 u n
Pima fir ana hemlock ttmnsr. 100 ano.
apple trees. young bearfn4: s-rooW,
cottage house with ctaxzA paantaa'
white barn 4exS0. tool neuss 3os4e
BLACKSMITH shop 2ex3x. Heuss al,
harm built new four yeass age. TOR
ssaee. 1890 down. VIII t1ckunD Il
horses. COWS : hstfefn. - 81
hens . moving nacktneG 80 NGDpni
rake. farm waEcn8 2 snnR uDUR
rarreys. 3 cuitfTasn1R Anueno 80
pangs. siesgA rfdfa9 vA0o4. anuvunnj
wagon. sets aeusas hasaaA 3 -
manassas potato piam1sa - -
ger. sprzyer. grain arm. R11n 49, !;
broadcast aeeder. soM11D q
hiaekszuath toole. ma - =
cook stowe heater and IN ~ -
house, cnrds % ssDvo -
ssuarntox ana al anHyn9
10 acres crops and - 60 2
11uzE1 = 0u0
1nz3 Au6n
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120 Acres $500 With Horses,
9 Cattle. Creps, Tools

All ready for business. Inmsdiaso IL
come, splendid home: c.rcurastxaces
force immediate sale, owner throWs IN
horses cows. poaltry. harness.. ma
cainsry. wagon. tools. cream separator
80 corus wooc. lot household furnitureA
part growing crops naeAire-workes
fields. Spr3ng-waterec pasture. SOC
cords wood. market nearby. 70. 0ee-ft.
timber; apples pears cherries, ctg
sugar orchard. house. sSaporAlcr
buckets: S-roorn hui.se. maple shade
big barn running water: s2sse takes
all. easy terms. Details page ~
StroGt's Big illustrated cataieg FAxm
Bargains Around Boston rnrovgncns
Many states. Call or write for rrsa
copy. STROCT FARM Agency
ssa p Old South Bldg. Beston. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-06

Hatch was formerly in he general
store business Il Mor-;Il ana ne sue
ce-ds Wilson Ellis. who resigned
short time ago.
Among the marriages Of the week
was thar Of Roscoe L Cross. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe T. Cross Of Nor
rilL and Beth. laughter % Mr. ana
MRS Philip Jackson Of Nc ntY5lle.
which TOOK place at the nome Il abe
officiating Clergyman, Rev. George =.
Sauer Of THE Baptist church. After !
bridal tr!p hey will make .h-Ir home
n Belfast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-06
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. AUG- ,.
War news hoisred the pr1ce today
Of every commodity on the change. Al
the utmost point vas I'D Is cents a
oushel The closing was nervous 10
cents 10 11a cents net higher with
December 2.40 TO 2-sbkand March e42
Corn finished AT - cents 20 s. cents
advances. oats gained Ia cent % -
cents. ana provisions II cents TO 90
CENTS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-06
New York Money Market

New YORK Aug D
Mercantile paper s.
Exchange hru-
Sterling sa-day bills 3-57.
Commercial Sp-day bills on banks
5.57.
Commercial se-day bills 3.5Ss, de-
nand 3-5i9, cables s.524.
Francs. demand rs. cables 7.2o.
Belgian francs, demand rs. cables
-78
Guilders. demand $500. cables 3S-l2.
Lire. demand SOS. cables sos.
Marks. demand 20. cables Ell.
New York exchange On Montreal
ia per cent. discount.
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds steady
Time loans strong; so days, 30 days
and SIX months 9.
Call money steady high :. low 5.
ruling rate :, closing bid S. offered AT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-06
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily ~

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