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The Forrest City times., 1900-08-31
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

The weather IS still dry and hot.
although light shower of rain
Monday refreshed vegetation
somewhat aud brought smiles TO
the faces OF respondent farmers.
The cotton crop is very good
and the patches turning white rap.
idly makes us anticipate with
pleasure the coming song of the
cotton picker, and the busy hum
of the gin stands in preparing the
feecy staple for market. This
activity of the gathcring--the har.
vest time-relieves the melancholy
days of all their sadness and fills
the autumn season with beauty
and pleasure.
Corn is almost a total failure in
this section.
Turnips are being sown by the
thrifty and the aroma of " potlicker
and greens" will soon give add.
tional charm and melody 10 the
notes of the dinner horn.
Wild turkeys are ripe and plen-
tiful. The blatant and defiant COB
bic of the old turkey cock u sweet
music TO the true sportsman when
he sallies forth with gun and call
in the crisp, frosty air of the rosy
morning and awaits the appear
ance of the shrill trumpeter with
nerves tingling with delightful SEN
sations of anxiety and exciting
pleasures.
w. 2. Wright our road over.
seer is bustling among the road
hands and everybody is being
warned to appear on the public
highway and perform the labor
required OF them by law. This
action on the part of Mr.. Wright
leads us to believe that the fall
session of the circuit court is near
tat hand.
Tho county bridge that spans
Fifteen Mile bayou at this place is
undergoing repairs and notice is
served on the patient pubhc that
crossing here is strictly prohibited
for period of eight or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorghum Joe re.
moved from this community the
first of the week and We wcpt just
like a man would If he had heard
the devil was dead.
That hustling Jas. Wright was
on change Tuesday after q long
absence.
Well, boys, you can go and z =,
Mr.. Turkey and you needn't p,
i'm in sack To bring i'm home.
Mrs. Cotton visited Mrs. Wright
Sunday.
Mesdames Beatty and Cotton Wis.
tied Mrs. Thomas Wednesday.
The public school at this place
is progressing nicely.
The present Mark Hanna adj.
ministration seems 10 be bent on
getting into national muddle
with every other nation on the
globe before ii is asked TO step
down and out at the coming elec.
ton.
SILVER BILL.
The Forrest City times., 1900-08-31
Judges of Election.

The following is an Official lis, of the
Judges OF election and deputy sherins, APP
pointed by the election commissioners ON
August "a, 1900. to hold the election mex,
Monday. The FIRST two names mentioned
after each precinct. are democrats. the
th'rd. republican aud the fourth dep
uly sheriff.
5upOEs AND DFPrrfEs.
Ielico iownship-F. y. Wolf. w. r.
russ aud Jno. q. Upton. Jack Allen.
Johnson iownship->an Swan. Robt.
Brown and Dallas Griggs. Jim Brown.
Nheaiiey ownship-Cheatam Bull.
u =. Smith and &. +. Hemenway. Jno.
Gvodwin townshlp--Geo. Walker. viii
Dyal.
ksJp,-jno. Crisp, A. @. BaIly and
A. jones.
Prairie towRshlp-F. N. Gorum. LIP.
Wood and ;. y. sulcer. &. NJ. wnker.
son.
LAnguille township--Robt. Haypie.
Tom Ellis and J. r. Jones. NJ. \. mn.
bl4cknsh No. IL. Duncan, NJ. Raw
llsoh. J. j. Barron. sam Ashworth.
blaekhsh No. a-eiaud Farley. j. ID.
stoddafd and l.. y. Dunn.
1figxs township-F w. DeRositt.
Tom Wiihefs and J. T. Pickens. w. X.
kendflek.
franks tawnship--James Scott. Joe
Wh'iieadon aud \. W. Moore.
:. Forrest City,. b. Terry. q. w.
Pearson. ~ Banner. NJ. y. Gaines.
Watsfgotd-Joe Winford. NJ. n. Me.
CfatY. Jack Bunfan. Jack Neel.
Madlsau-F. VI. CLANCY. Rab,. Berry.
j 6. Stern VIII Hurley.
The Forrest City times., 1900-08-31
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Issued by Sheriff w. E. Williams for
the General Election of Sep
TENDER 3rd. 1900.

cHFRIFF W Il. WILLIAMS has Issued the
- following Election Proclamation
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance OF
law. there viii be an election held in tho
County OF St. Francis. State of Arkansas. ON
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ar,l. 1900.
For the purpose of voting For" or "A gainst'
Liquor Dicense. 4" For I" or Against Pro-
posed Amendment to the Constitution For"
or AGAINST" county road tax. and for
the purpose of eltcffnQ the following
state. judicial. County and Township Officers
STATE OFFICERS
Governor. Secretary OF State. Auditor OF
state. Treasurer of state. Attorney General
Associate Justice OF the supreme Court Com.
missioner OF state Lands. Commissioner Of
bureau Of Mines, Manufactures aud Agricui-
ture. and Superintendent OF Public Instrue-
ton
JUDICIAL OFFICERS:
Prosecuting Attorney. FIRST judicial Cir
COUNTY OFFICERS
Representative. Sircuit Clerk. County Clerk.
Judge. sheriff. Treasurer. Assessor. Coroner
and Surveyor.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
Two Justices of the Peace aud one Consta-
bic for each township In So Francis County.
The Voting places In each Township OF said
County follows
Madison Township AT Forrest city.
Madison Township NJ Madison.
Madison Township at waterford's Store
house.
Franks Township at Bonair.
feico Township nj Colt.
Johnson Township al 1ipfon'S Gin
LAn9uilie Township At Billie Tnion Church
Prairie Tuyvnship Al palestise.
Goodwin Township at Goodwin.
Gondwin Township at jones Schoohogse.
Nhestlcy townshipat Nheatley.
Biacknsh Township at SchoolhOuse of Eft
tie Mile BAYOU.
Blacknsh Township at Cowan's Store.
Given under my hand sheriff OF -.
/ Francis County. this August x iva.
W. WILLIAMS. Sheriff
The Forrest City times., 1900-08-31

NOTICE j. hereby given, that en- Monday.
~ the 3rd day OF sept. l!s1. the under,
signed. rs administrator OF the estate al H. g.
Cook. deceased, will apply 10 the Probate
Court OF St Francis county. Arkansas. foI
an order To sell the lands belonging 10 said -
tate, for the purpose OF paying the debts OF
said estate.
This July %. 1917.
WALTER GORMAN.
admir- Estate " ID. q. COOk, dec a
The Forrest City times., 1900-08-31
MOUNT NEBO!

The Gem of the Ozarks.
1000 feet above sea level; ten degrees
cooler than any eastern resort; mineral
waters; beautiful drives; splendid orchestra.
Coolest Resort on the Continent
Address J. c. S. BERLAkE. Mg,
The Forrest City times., 1900-08-31

AN ORDER FOR GROCERIES
at your home will be filled with
the same care and promptness as
if given at our store. We will send
for orders at your home whenever
requested, and you will find every
thing that is delivered to be. of
full weight and of the best quality,
whether il be teas, coffees, canned
goods, cereals, -four or whatnot.
Our prices are always bed rock.
W.T.. SAN DERS.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Harry Worthing cf Palermo. wa in
the city, yesterday.
i. II. Mitchell If Watcrvillr, was il
On" cjty, yesterday
Miss Marion Haynes is visiting in
Eoston, for u week.
willis }. Parsons If I1oxcroft, was in
this city yesterday.
q \. Robertson MAS in Lewiston.
ycst rday, Oh business.
Ii. u. Bryant of Lewiston. had Eusi-
ness in the city, yesterday.
]. +. St,tson Of Cund D. was among
yesterdays business callers.
+. r.. smith NJ rittetyld, WAS anon;
fridays out-uf-t town visitors.
George u. Swift of Sidney, was visit
inE friends in town. Friday.
Leslie a. Jones Of Bangor. Was in
tnia city, yesterday, n business.
J.. 6. Brown Of Palermo. made the
city a business call yesterday.
Henry y. Wir@ of Lewiston, was in
this cisy, yesterday, for Il short time.
state Treasurer Simpson left. ycstcr-
day afternoon, FIR his h"!u" in '2r-
mol.
Amos 1'nlabrry, nastcr mechanic Of
TIE Maine Central was in the city,
N storday.
THOMAS j. Lynch has returned from
l:nstun. where ~ has hCcn for scV-
cral days.
Miss Hope Haynes returned, Friday
from Portland, where She has been Wis
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"Whee! Of Fortune"

One of the best houses of the Weel,
greeted the Wheel of Fortune" as
played by the Jessie Harcourt Co.. last
evening. The enthusiasm of the audi
ence stimulated the company to bet
ter work than during the evening pre-
ViOus, and there was an interest shown
that won the company back into favor
with the audience. Charles K Harris
had the leading part, Walter Lewis.
and appeared to the best of advantage,
showing himself strong as he has al
ways appeared before local audiences
Maude Hazel, as Willie Green, and
Harry Fielding, as Herman Krouts-
meyer, were received in Il royal manner
and well merited all the applause they
received. The principals were given
good support by the remainder of the
company.
In the specialties one Of the best
things introduced was the biascopc
pictures of the Boston fire department,
and many of the more imaginative
people in the audience were seen to
dodge when it seemed as though the
fire apparatus must come out into the
house.
There was one speciality not laid
down on the program. That Was the
reference Of Mr.. Harris to what had
been said by the Journal concerning
the production Of The Race for
Gold" Thursday night Mr.. Harris
defense was mainly Of the play itself
and not of the manner in which il was
produced, and, judging by the adverse
criticisms of the Dl1V heard on The
street, Friday, the journal was borne
out III what it said.
Tho company will produce THE Pay
Train this afternoon. and The Gold
King" this evening. The latter is one
of the new plays for this city, having
never been produced here
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Grecnvillc J. Dearborn, aged so year

Grecnville J. Dearborn, aged 80 years,
a member of the Biddcford police, took
his life, Friday afternoon, by hanging,
it is thought while in Il Respondent
mood. Although attending to his du-
tics regularly. he had complained of
poor health for some weeks. Mrs.
Dearborn, who is employed in 4 Port
land store, on her return home found
the body in the woodshcd, suspended
from a rafter. He had apparently
been dead only three or four hours
Two brothers, Lowell and Joseph f.,
ex-clerk of the oversccrs Of the poor,
and a widow survive.
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HOODS Sar.sapar.iMa
"Comrade" Perkins Change in Occupation

y. b. Perkins will, tonight, finish his
duties us steward Of the Abndki Clun.
a position Ne has held Tor several
years. The officials at the State House
however. are pleased at the CHAINS,
for he will nos. be among them rs a
member of Col. Stevens company. Ills
presence will be missed At the club
rooms more than the members care 10
acknowledge and not only by the club
but by all the tenants OF the Masonic
building of which he has had charge
Tor number of years.
His genial manner, natural from
Lirth. was added ID by his experience.
III hotel life, for Ill is cuc ~ the pio-
nrcr hotclmcn at pophlm Eeach. The
first hotel there, The Eureka, was
built by him nearly i quarter Of a
century ago ana when a stock com
pany was formed after he had run tn,
hotel for four years, h" became tho
manager. When Hon. L. -. Nickery
purchased the property, Mr.. Perkins
was still retained as manager. Durin.
this time the number If friends grew
SD rapidly that they were not limited
by the boundaries Of the State but his
friendship crcpt over the border linz
into many other states. For tho past
eight years ~ has lived i'll this city.
where nc has the cosi.zt Imaginable
home On Melville street.
Ills III, membership i'll secret societies
is almost as IimitlcsS as his GcniaIity.
He is Il 32nd degree Mason. Il member
Of all the bodies in this city. a Knight
If Pythias. and several other orsani-
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Daily Kennebec Journal.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
The Requital.

After long digging, quick spent treas
urc,
\ long. long life. and springtdc's pleas
ire
y year of the thorn, and day of the
rose.
And thcn-all goes!
All, but had never a treasure beckoned.
Had life by its hopes been never rcck-
oned,
Had the thorns been blunted, the rose
not blown,
What could atone?
The treasure, gold to the last Tim coin
in it
The rose, pure gold where the red leaves
Join in il.
30 they not pay-once won. once worn
For labor and thorn?
Pail Mall Gazette.
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a car being deraii"i three mil west
Of Richmond, yesterday afternoon. de
laycl traffic on the Maine Central for
several hours. The accident was caus-
~, it is thought. by tn" rail spread
INK while freight train NJ. Al was
passing. one ear loaded with corn
was turned completely over on its sid".
TIL" tracks wcr" t0rn up for some dis
lance. and train No. 10. due herr, at
about go o'clock, did not g through
until evening. Train No. -, due her.
At 115, did not leave until after S
o'clock. Two WrcckinE crews soon had
The road in such a condition that the
night trains were not delayed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

The city will take Immediate steps
u prevent people from using the rife
range who have 10 business on the
grounds. The range was built cxclu-
civcIy for the use Of the 60. +, 1st Reg
incnt. n. G. S. NJ, that they might
hc given an opportunity to keep up to
the standard by constant practice. At
times when the members Of the Ma
tional Guard are not able to use the
range. ether people go to the range and
some wild shots have been mad.
Many of the shots were 50 wild that
it is feared damage may be done.
That such may not be the case notice
has been given that anyone VINO uses
the range without license will be
prosecuted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

A large number Of tn" members "a
The Augusta Teachers Association
were present. yesterday afternoon, At
Inc William Il. Smith school when
Prof. F. &. Robinson Of EoWdoin COL
lego. spoke for an hour on the subject
of Water" During his lcctur" h"
spoke of it's solvent properties, its
chemical combinations, the causes If
hard and soft water. the reasons for
its purity and impurity. its effect on
organic life. its sources and manner
by which it might be contaminated.
the best methods of filtration. ana
many other points. The lecture was
very interesting and was listened t.
with the closest attention.
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Maine Bankers Association

The executive council If the Maine
iankcrs' Association met at Hotel
North, yesterday. to discuss the pro-
gram for the annual meeting to ~
leld. June T.. The meeting will b"
MA At MerrymcctinG PARK The pro-
gram as mapped out will be one Of
he most attractiN" presented to bus
ness men of this STATE for a long
ine. This association represents ON"
# the greatest interests If this state
mi cannot fail " producing beneficial
nnSultS
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National League Siancing.
Other Games.

At Albany-U Union. !: Columbia. g.
NJ Hartford Montreal. Is: Hartford, .
NJ WOrCcStcr-N OrCt StCr. \: syracuse, =
At Milwlukc Milwaukee. s; Chicago. =
At misunderstanding. $; lndiandpu-
lis. &.
At Observation-Disclosures, 6; RochcS-
ter >.
At Buffalo-Bunalo. 4-7-i; Detroit
l2-lG-3.
At Minncapolis-M Minneapolis, !; Kansas
City, s.
AT Springfield Toronto-S Springfield
game was postponed on account of wet
grounds.
AT Cambridgc-II Harvard. 5-6-2; Dart
mouth. l-J-3. Herman ana Reid, Varney
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Some Of the small boys sem to nave
i mania for collecting junk. Within
five minutes. Friday. thrc" Of them
came into store where i feW pennies
are paid for small quantities. NJ i"".'.
brass, etc. having il their hands
small scraps which they had, after
long searching. f1Und in som" a'h
heap The host huntir; ground @"om=
to lie the rubbish piles IN the river
bank. back Of Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

The Huntington Clothing Company
has made large hole in its stock and
is offering the balance at prices that
cannot fail to please any man or boy
i'll want of clothing at bargain prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

The Womans Exchange is especially
fortunate in securing the co-nrporation
of Il superior cakemakcr. The choicest
table butter is used and for cream
rolls. pics, desserts, etc, rich domestic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

stevens & Ballard have the agency
for the new Try Nc" ladies' 81 shoe.
II is a good idea, in this age Of pro
grcss, TO at least examine the merits
of new goods, particularly when they
are recommended by Il firm Of Stevens
&. Billiards. reputation.
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TRY ALIENS EOOT-CtSE,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and nos,
and get tired easily. If you have smaI' p
ing feet or tight shoes, try Allen Foo
Ease. 1t cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet.
ingrowing nails. blisters and Gallon
spots Relieves corns and bunions Of all
pain and gives rest and comfort. Try il
today Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for &c. Trial package free. Ad-
dress, Allen S. Olmstcd, Leroy, y. Y.
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There were three snow squalls, yes
tcrddy. The first started III ut $50 in
the morning. The second came an
hour later, and third followed, at 10
o'clock. Remember the date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

The w. G. 7. IT, rooms will be open,
this evening, ana all are invited e.
call. both gentlemen ana ladies. ana
spend the evening. Members Of the
Union will be present To welcome the
visitors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28
The Weeks League Schedule.

Saturday Boston at Brooklyn, New
York NJ Philadelphia. Cincinnati At Pitts
burg, St. Louis ut Chicago.
Sunday. April 2a-St. Louis at chicago
pittSburg at Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

Thirty members of the Eastern Star
Lodge of this city, went to Fairfield,
last evening. where they assisted in
the work of the lodge in that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

Henry Sherlcy was before the court,
yesterday morning, on the charge of
being drunk, but was released on pro
baton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

f. l.. Wcbber has some nice chickens
for broilers for today. Also spring
lamb and all the green stuff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

The people at the city farm feel
very grateful to Mrs. Huntley Of
s;i:oU hcgan. who recently sent the in
mates a gallon of maple syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

Tho paper hangers are usually busy
III the present time, more than Il usual
amount uf work being done i'll diff
frrrnt parts If the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

the Hustler is cuttias up those carpets
that belonged to the Fowler < IIamen
stock.
.-'7' '''''e orc II h'''i','N
49,, l'',''', Vs.
Tho q II Nn.:or stool, i. sur.lv ,,oin,.
10 Ia. snld. oven tbou..b s,m. may ur,.-
VIVA. taking adlartu..,. III I'M. nr,..,nt IN,
.ric,- NH Mason n.ll,. Nh his ready
made cIoIhin.
+. H. jenkins viii sclI you i Numbered
Shirt FIR -5c. ~ aI"o scI!s l"c novels at
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Special Sale Locals,

Remember the Vary low prices at " hich
the Hustler is cuttias Up those carpets
that belonged to tine Fowler x HamIen
stock
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National League Games.
AT PTTTSBUEG.

cincinnati was not satisfied with an or
ulhaiN u'i'dt 81 i1ttSburS, hut tried Ia
has seldom. if ever. PLAYED poorer ba;
Attendance. 3F".
> ; ) 6 s . r. H.
PittshurE. - o / . e
Cincinnati. 0 o 3-lg-22-J
R,f-erics- T,nrobiI Uo,ds EI,h.,t,
ana Zimmer ana I,1timnr. Znwtnr ST
,nJ PHI ''''''' - - "o'''
''iiu 'i'A' Ar rr,v- vopt
~, $500
hn nj" FORKS "uthlaNed the l'.. tons
Not.wnrthy fm.,tIr.. IN thc r.,,,,.. u, aEo
III. njtrtfnr III r'rri,l. ttr -
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FVrTVTTOV q tTro''I''tTfeI5. To Wit % you
Tired Feeling" my wife and |
were troubled with that tired, sleepy
feeling in the spring. She could not
do her work. We took Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and have been benefited. ("
HIRAM KEAG, Topsham, Maine.
Feels Different.-''I have taken
Hoods Sarsaparilla in the spring for
that tired feeling, and it always makes
me feel like new man." RODNEY
HENDERSON, Bath, Maine.
BE sure to get Hoods, because
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TRY GRtIN-O!
Augusta Lodge Directory.

n RETHLEHEM LODGE. No; 3d.
>>/cN0 +. & A. NJ. Special communica-
XUX NAN Monday evening. April 80.
~! a nv 5,ao 0 o'cIoak II M4Ssonit Tom
NE Work in n. NJ. degree. Refresh
mcnts MI Nelson's aujourninE IN the Guy
arc cordially invited Ia attend.
j. T. KINGSLEY. w. Nj.
j. T.. BLANCHARD. SEC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

The East Side shoe store is naming
very lIH prices On @r1ph"phone records.
AISo exceedingly low prices on boots and
shoes. Soc ad in the large ad of East
-iIc StnrNs'
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BASE BALL.

Lung Kuro quickly relieves consumption.
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Honest
That Tn'edFeeIII1u

There is an honest tired feeling" caused by
necessary toll and cured by natural rest. But very
different is 9 that tired feeling" from which SO
many complain and which may even be cassed as
disease. That tired feeling takes you to bed tired
and wakes you up tired. You have appetite
have bilious taste, dull headache, are nervous and
irritable, blue, weak and discouraged. In such
conditions Hoods Sarsaparilla does a world OF
good. 1t begins in the right place in the blood
purifying it and imparting vitality; then its tonic
effect is felt by the stomach, kidneys and liver; APP
petite comes back, all waste is removed naturally,
headaches cease, that tired feeling departs and you
feel like person. This has been the ex-
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y IT you CdKt 1IUOu anu only Hood s.
Ideal Medicine" In the spring
Hoods Sarsaparila did my wife and me
much good. 1t built up our systems
and gave me a good appetite. 1t is a
wonderful blood purifier and the ideal
spring medicine ABEL TRAsK,
South jefferson, Maine.
Builds Up.-" Hoods Sarsaparilla
gives us an appetite and builds us up.
| have taken it for that tired feeling
and it gives me relief" Mrs. q
FACTEAU, Orland, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

Tho G. II. Mason stock is surely going
90 10 sold. even though some may neg
-cc. taking advantage NJ the present low
,,ricys Mr. Mason makes vi his ready
made cIpthiu.
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The II. y. Whitman & Co. store had
the appearance of a bee hive on Friday,
only the bees did not swarm on the out
side of the store as on Thursday and the
firm were better prepared and had more
clerks. 50 the crowds were not detained
ID long in the store. escaped quick and
gave room to others. In the afternoon
the doors had To be locked occasionally.
The store will be open this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

Exceptional barg tins at the People.
store To-Day. Buckley & Goodrich will o.
fcr today, one lot CIark's 200 yard sof
finish spool cotton at 80. per spool, tw'
spoo!s for y. one case Bingham rem
nants at ;.l.c. per yard. one case Zoe
Bingham remnants, at half price, SC. pei
yard. Also one lot good quality hucl
towels at &c. each, regular price, 12t2c.