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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-28
Run Dou)n

Then don't expect to be
cured in a minute 1t takes
a little time to get your blood
pure and rich. We haven't
room to explain. Just ask
your doctor why Ayers Sar.
saparilla is such a good
medicine for debility, weak
nerves, and indigestion.
81 was very poorly and could hardly
get about the house. Then ! tI'eo
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and only two bot, !,
ties OF il made me feel perfectly wei.
Mrs. N. S. Swinney, Princeton, MO-
81. All srussists. &C. AVER CO.. LEVEL. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-28

=. >. -. cures Rheumatism by
working a complete change in
the blood the acids are neutral
l.ed, the circulation purified and
the rich, healthy blood that IS
carried to the irritated, aching
muscles and joints, soothes and
heals them. S. S. S. cures Rhcu-
inatism even VIXEN inherited or
brought on by the excessive Use
OF mercury. Opium, in some
ior1n, IS the basis of nearly all
So called Rheumatic Cures.
which deaden the pain but do
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-28
Rheumatism

:, rheumatism Is due to Ell excess Of acid in the
blood When this escapes through the pores of the
SKIN as It often does. It produces some form of skin
eruption some itching disease like Ecze.na or
letter but when these little tubes or sweat glands
are suddenly closed by exposure to cold and sudden
the blood. finding no outlet, settle in meulhranes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-28

WANTED-People To know about
Blanchard's special sale OF bicycles for
fall buyers Discount OF 30 per cent. o4
suEdries. Dsply IT No. IA Main street
oct26ltf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-28

ASales and the o
affect the tender lining th often
the h1ood
medV NO and %f te most o $ drug Sesssb @
be rad % ts @ nforaon % & Kae
s" you oooS tree charge Io
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY XTT M lMTn acal ~. aacs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
MATTERS OF LOCAL Interest.

dcNi'e the coal is dumped into rha An
ana The car continues on its iournnv !,
its destination. There il M b,tt.r t,,a
Of coaling station in INA ,vo,lr MIN
tht oht IN the Maine coast ana
"'""' .rFN much if there is one a,
= = IN Ideal roalnc station
',u ''N h"etrd in ease Of war.
II SoNtlnmcnt endeaVorS to *
'"p'ist 'oalins stations whpr.. Ih,.v
~ - well situated geographiraliv u,
''iH' "l war 4 fleet wants i'll co,i ,,l..
o'hihd H. Maine was nrt sutrc,artlv
projected IN this respect. and ,h,i /.
Wy 'hls magnificent station has hnn,
fve'c" "l N" eastern coast " Nni,,a
nope some day 70 So another
'odilhE station at Portland which ,,-;i
Ht"pahly De the case Innsn,u,h j.
"a' can oe readily purchased III Iarp.
Quantities. III Portland however if ,,,.
deemed advisable 1T this timp NJ r,n.
struct the first station farther II, hi.
Maine coast -
The site Of this depot 1T Ian,oin, \.
OIL the island of Nit. Desert Oh ~;
80 ~ 'ahu purchased by the gov.,il!.
Ihoi't t'r coaiing depot. is the oia
'arlt House, famous as being tn
mouse in which MI. Hernn Nyiut. sbor.
.Acres. have made arransements n
preserve This old house. and il win h.
quite curiosity 70 many people.
rs grounds Of the station are vcry
WeH situated for landscape cardenino .
anc ar" nearly completed in their
ciearinS-up process. I have resi-
dent inspector at the coalinr static,
who looks after the matter in general
under my direction. When the static
j. fully completed it VIE cost $2an. CO., I
Rcar Admiral bradford is Maine
man, native of Turner. where he ,yay
neichbor Of senator Hale. Il love
to come to Maine" he said Il feel
ought TO know the people here.
loNe 10 visit tine home of my hovhool
DAYS. There is stilI ! room reserved
entirely FOR M On my Homecoming
II was the room ~ my boyhood days
~ i IN" tn. Same tishing-rous HI,
guns hai whrn 4 hoH. ana the
thoughts that come back to I'LL, VIZ
visit my old home, ani nspr"iaily tnis
room. are sweet indeed. but to "A dr.
gree they arc SAD"
ADMIRAL Fra 5fnrd has seen r,"ty
wears service. ana during that Tim,
hHs ben an "Ntrt1n-ly busy man
| When Admiral bradford entered .h-.
, naval academy the.c vere siN yodu-
men from Maine III h;, class, on!y tu,
/ Of whom graduated. They wvrs. htr
Self and Capt. Snow Of Eorkland. Ou
"f a class Of fjfty-four Admiral Brad
fore graduated third n rank of -rhol
/ arship.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
CAUSE or DEAFNESS.
The Mos, Common Cause Only Recently Dis
covered.

II ms been stated on good medical
ant thority that nine-tenths OF cases oi
deafness are caused from catarrh or
from sore throat trouble.
The little tube which leads to the
aa,. from the throat is lined With sort
w veIvety structure called mucous
membrane. This membrane is simply
Of the mucous membrane
lining the throat. When disease Of any
sor, attacks the mucous membrane of
~. throat it is very liable 70 extend
into the Eustachian tube ana Up lht"
the ear
The history III nearly all cases or
deafness is like this; q cold Is con
tracted and neglected. other colds are
taken. the throat becomes sore ana II
tiann.d. which is aggravated bI pafu-
cIas uf dust and germs from "" ar
This condition causes the disease 70
sr,aad into the tube that leads I" thc
ear.
II snans A little far fetched to SaE
,h.t ,,,out eases of deafness an" caused
r,o,n catarrh. but il is certainly true
..,d np,-on.. VINO has had sever" Ga
tstrhai ,old must have noticed how me
,,,,,i,r ,vas affected while the cold
lasted.
With catarrh sufferers TINS impair
mont Of hearing becomes chrofilc ah"
crows worse the longer the caiarrh IS
neglected.
you can cure catarrh ana uealheSS ~
~. regular use of an eN'tlleH' -
,r.o,,a,ation called Stuarts Cdtairh
IA t,la,s COMPOSED Of antlsep'ic rehie-
,Iia.. ,,-birh act both on the mucous
,,.a,nI,r,res but principally ana most
nTectnallv on the blood. eliminating
ILL.,. cat,rrhal poison from the system
paopa whose hearing Is "ele'''He
may think it d little renlai hapio tildt Z"
s,n,nI. and harmless tablet would very
oftan remove all traces OF deafness o'.o
,rben il is remembered that catarih
,,,rsns aafness and that the catarrh Is
.as civ c,,red by the regular use OF
ctuart,s catarrh Tablets there is no
mystery about II.
IF yo,, are subject to nasal catarrh or
.,t,rrh Of throat, bronchlai tunes oi
,ntarrr Of stomach and liver, the sat-
est and most effective treatment Is VI
IN. catarrh specific, Stuarts Catarrn
Tableis. sold by all drugsistsat % ee'i's
ror full sized package.
t3-21-22
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

S2yS / loea! rhysician I'm. cold
bath in the morning is nos - popula,
as il was formerly There il much N
ergy expended in ne reaction and jus;
at the time Of 3ay when this energy i
A, its lowest ebh. Then. too. cold Wa-
t.r has Very littl" cl.ansing effect.
Very hot water stimulates th- nerves
which is the effect that VT. are seeking
from the colI water. while il dos not
demand the energy of reaction Of tn
latter. Tn. duration ot the morning
bath should be as short az possible If
hardly longer than the Mere application
q The water to til" skin. followed by q
ensE rubbing. However. many prefer
cool sponge bath in til" morning. ana
If this is follow ed by warm glow ana
feeling Of Well being ii certainly i
beneficial Many people are not strong
enough I" react well. A hot ba til al
night is most cleansing ana restful''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
NAMES NEW NAVAL STATION.
Admiral Bradford Tells About the New Ccal
ing Station at lamoine.

Rear Admiral Il. Il. Bradford. Y. :.
y. passed through Augusta, this week.
\" ms way to Washington from La
"'o'ne. wher" he has charge Of the con-
SFucti"n q the new naval coaling sta
'''". ~ an lntciN irW concerning th--
>'@'loh' Admiral bradford caid: lit
I'M ''lNals been the policy of the nay
1,p"''"nrht :, to establish coa'mg sta-
II, \ I'ason"olr distances apart "H
M, ,''''''c aho racine oceans. t'''l
II "lN' liaH was deihf hS'ff''''
's 0pdhiSh war.
fu'sulhE that rolicE. II" 60 EN-
n' purchased ." acres "t land "n
,5hcl'irah f''N y r, town "i "a
mone. have had charge. 81 construct
liz the "oaling station. 1t is Very
''t h"lst ana pier for supplying coal
'or ships of wal. n; this point th"rc i
!" especially fine harhpr within a ha.-
MI j is v"ry deep "ater in this vi-
,'ohv and there il = large ar.a il
nn,ch ships can anchor. Wt hope il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Last winter an infant child Of mine
had Group in a violent form" says
Elder John ". Rogers. Christian
Evangelist of Fillty, Mo. u gave her
i few doses Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and i'll 4 short time all danger
was past and the child rrcoSered ("
THIS remedy not only cures Group, but
when given as soon as the first Syinp-
tors appear. will prevent the attack.
II contains no opium or other harm
tul substance and may be given as
confidently to Q baby as to an adult.
For sale by John Coughlin, III Water
ST: j, Z. Houlehan. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

ana started otI. The rear of the mill
about him was nearly an that his
shattered nervous system could en-
ua.t, and he was having hard work To
hoiG himself under Suddenly one Of
IN" boxes fell to the floor from the
truck. The sound jumped the man,
ana when h jumped h. struck III the
pile Of boxes. Nor. IF them fell. The
Spills poured over tn. ioor III II ram
ana rolled away in every direction. Tha
faster the boxes felt TN. more III" man
fStcd them ana the louder he A.lird
t'"1or" h" could b. dragged ;Vtv he
had knocked every box on tht- floor
and had kicked and maul-d them in
his frenzy unit! all Were empty. The
spills We're ecat'ert1 I OVER rods Of Hun.
space. thousands ~ them. ana TN II -
man was busy two daye. picking thcm
up ana replacing tn M in their boxes Fl
and al his own expense.
\ New Yorker who has been in th,.
Maine woods this fall discovered on tn.
first morning that no had Il ''iumu-v'
as his Guid.. Til" man had the camp
fire going early, the water boiling ana
he stood Ground waiting for his sport
to get up As he waited he backed 10
To the stove To get warm H.. ,t.ld-
died his legs ana held his hands be-
hind him in comfortable fashion. anI
heamed genially on his employer who
was pulling on his boots at tho edge Of
his bunk. All at once as the guide
Sidled about he brought his hands on
nositr the SPOUT of the Kissing tea ket-
tie. The hot steam bored him right III
the palm nut instead uf mnpin /,
away. h. began t" lrar up ara iowa
like 4 jumping jack. his hands .tiI IN
The steam. Yelling
Shet 'er Off She, HI off"
TIE Sportsman was obliged to leap
up and turn til" kettle around hcfor.
th" man seemed 10 realize that nr
could leave the SPOT whore y, MAJ
dancina.
From AT thie it nay N" Seen tf..t
mile W" All have troubles w unr on M
III" Maine ''iunlrer' also tae his gri"f+.
and they ar. ~ an acc4r.tlatrI order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
S'0ries in the Companion.

lr the tiftE-tWn iSsues " ite yuiuInp
for 1907 The Youths companion Ill
publish between Two hundred ard thr.,
hundred goOd stories. Four series nf
stories which promise To be- exceptions
ally entertaining will be Tales OF y
Deep-Sea Diver" Tales Of Circus
Hand" 'Tales Of Mississippi Pilot.
and Tales of an Indian Agent" There
n i'll BE- four stories in each group.
Among the contributors ot fiction
d4ring 10: Will h Annie Fellows
Johnston. Eva Wilder Brodhrni, hr-
thur +. McFarlane. Homer Greene.
Ellsworth +, Kelly. Fila ". Pvatrie
Craze NJ. Gallagher. Alice Morgan.
Elizabeth MCcr3cken, Il. A. stephens
Alice Brown. Jack London. II. :. cam
field. Margaret Johnson. ELward w
Thomson. Carroll ". Rankin. May
Roberts Clark. Sarah Ornc Jrwrtt
Margaret SangSter Marshall Saunders
ana Sarah BarnWeH Elliott
\ full announcement of the new rp!-
uaae will be sent II any address pn ."-
.luest. The new subscriber for 100. ho
sends ST. for the new volume 1T once
will receive free all the remaining is
sues for 1901. including the double 1fol-
iday Numbers: also The Companion
Calendar for 1902. autographed IL
twelve cOlorS ana rol'.
THE YOUTHS COMP ANIpN.
fa5 Columbus Averue. Boston. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

The cory high boys have elected
Iohn Llgg.tt, manager W next fan :
football eleven and Pearl Maddox
rantain. Iiggctt has played center on
mis- wears team ana has been on" ~
,h,. strongest men in the line. H. is wen
qualified for the managership and his
popularity is shown BY his election.
Maddox PLAYS tackle ana has been On
The eleven three years. He is q steady.
consistent player, and will doubtless
rrove good captain as he will havr
ths fun confidence of the team. There
Is every prospect Of good eleven, next
fan. The boys much regret that this
season VAS cut short without III" -
oected game with Waterville FIsh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
THE JUMPER"
Life a Burden to Some Of
Names French Canadians.
Stories Of the Jumping Frenchman"
Told in Our State.
Their Lie Made Unhappy by Their Extreme
Nervous ExctabiIib.

quicker than "A jumping French
man Is phrase that is best rndcr-
! A'ocd IN Northern Maine. There m,
| more jumpers there. PEI maps. than
in any othe-' section of the country
Specialists III nerve phenomena have
tried I" explain the whprrfnr, nf This
but. after all. no one seems to und.r-
stand Practically all these unfortu-
mates are French Canadian. aa =.
one understands why this should h.. ~
t!tner. me nervous eNcitability of
ines" rroplc ranges il grade HI the
way from the case Of the man WHO
jumps only at a specially alarming
sound 70 the nerve tension Of the vic
tlm who leaps and howls il Il door is
shut with little more emphasis than
usual.
\ certain New orkei Who Vas III
Main" few weeks ago viii never for
set what jumper" is. H.. had ney-
el heard ui one before. HI. was leuv-
ing his train at Wdtrryillr AZ h.
cam" Out on the platform Of tar coach
~ nct lin" Of men fling out Of the
smoking ear on the opposite platform.
MI at once some one in tn, rear harke,i
Like 4 flash a man wearing Il knitted
rap ana !: Cardigan jacket iun-ed out
With his right ana struck tn Nt.u-
Yorker fairly III the breast. 1T tn
san tim" whonning like CONAN, h..
III" New York man staggered back.
lost his footing, rolled down thr steps.
nj III" car ana landed on tlr station
platform on hi@ hands and knees His
silk hat rolled one way and his gnp
bounced III" other. As soon as H. coulC
scramble NJ he ran into the station.
shouting. Keep that man off,,
one Of The train men followed him
w. carrying tn. INT and thr baggage.
| ITS Ill right" said tile brakeman,
grirnirE amiahly ana rvassuringly
that's only 4 Jumper.
only ! jumper echoed TIL" Nrv
York man. with bis r>rs ana mouti
1 open 'unly jumper. tud want
! III" blooming blazrs y 'jumncr'
Keep him away. IT, pretty nearly
killed me
He didn't near to hurt you, SAID
the other. Some one jumped him By
yelling at him. and h. struck the near
est thing IN reach II happened To b
YOU. He couldn't help it,
| Won don't mean to tell me that th.
man assaulted mo without kn"Wins
what he was doing demanded tn,
stranger.
Just for the moment these jumpers
| Cont have the Least idca what they ar,
about or wherr they ar-." said rht
train man. Some one yels ana they
| Jump. II some one shouts, strike
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

In thr villag" Of Fort Kent &" while
rpss IN thr village hall. Most of tAc
population ot tn" place is French Ci-
naIiin. Fuur commercial travellers
who were AT til" hotel that night ~ :
tended tht show in order tu pass tn
cvriiing- tnc of Them "a h" had Il
utlc"r iira "f = practical iol;". con-
,rIv"d rh.. id"H uf sc"inr nrN many
jumpers We're III tn' alIiruc.. There
fnrr, Ill i tim" y hcu everything MAS
still and daIk BE- yelled uith Hit hi+
might. \ dozen rncn ana women
l"arrd tn ana "chu"d his v.lI. danrlu-;
III ana down like mariurs. Tile ..nia-.-
iug pcrformar," sat tlu rrst ~ th., siu
ii'nce nff into \ panic ami i Whnl"sal"
rush from TIL. hall took rl:tr.. In th,
parruW stairway many pyup Wer,
lammvl. ana many fell down TIL,
stairs. I'll" guilty travelling man MA
obliged t. hasten ouj NJ town across
lots through thp woods, otherwise. IA,
ilfuriatoI Trar"hmpu who we've hunt
in- fnr hlm would hANr rtrduc min Il;
Ia 4 tree.
\ short time agr tin superintendent
Of 4 Maine cotton mill hired Jump
er" without knowing il. The man Wa>
set TO wheeling boxes ~ spills from
one q, partment ~ the min to anothyr
These spills lrv the little cylinders "
y hich the warp Is wound ana Hundreds
ot II, III art packed in boN. The r"N
| man loaded his trurl, high with b"X
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

substitute Clerk Stone of Gorhan.
mo has been on tn Portland x swan
.nn Railroad for the past year. has
hsen appointed TO the Bangor ana Ros-
An r,n to work Augusta city letters.
j IKE the place Of &. y. Davis OF An
r,,s,a who has been transferred u tn.
nargor ana Boston night line on trains
~. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

~ while ago 4 new railroad was
built rast my house ana a whistle post
Vas set almost oprcsitr our bedroom
window Until | b-camr used 10 The
sound Of the whistle on the night train
would leap and strike like q maniac.
Once / blackad my wifc's eyes. ana an
other time when came out Of the
spell | had her hy the threat ana was
choking her. Il wasn't SAT-. for mr 10
hc near her when that whistle sounded
in the night, ana W. moved away from
that place"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

!, Il an oh adage that when the
scov ,lurinc the tirs; snow storms,
ticks 10 the trees the coming yeay
lin b. a fruitful on-. If this is true,
~. crops Of 1902 will surpass these q
nr,,io,. years by a large extent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
Table Linens

TIME TO GET READY f,
TABLE LINENS MAKE I'll
LOOK MUCH MORE APPETIZIN
ERAL MONTHS AGO BEFORE T
ENABLING Us TO OFFER
LINENS At THE TIME THEY Al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

california raises the largest "f every
thing except pea leans. Her re"
hans are the smallest, but they AZ,
higher priced than any that grow this
sidc Of tha, state, SAYS an Augusta re
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

THANK SEWING. SNOW WHITE.
THANKSGIVING DINNER TABLE
WE MADE PREPARATIONS SEW
ADVANCE IN LINENS. THEREBY
TEAORDINAEY BARGAINS IN
MOST NEEDED.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

pistriet Deputy Thomas II. Eo'Se
yi,, install the. officers Of Bethlehem
Lodge r. and \. NJ. neNr Monday
eyrning. ETse ceremonies will be pub
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
The Thanksgiving Turk.

:. midnight. III his guarded coop.
~ TN, turk sat. dreaming nt IN. houf,
,,,,',, I,td the. dinner heli should ring
NuWt,r IN it, most inSiStcnt power.
~, WI, r,i,rs ulso dreamed tf him,
II ',t hny tnr something like two weeks,
rn.,,'i y" ryriGd"d minded r the tnrk TURK ,,most
baltimore Am riCAt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
Wool Waists, Silk Waists ( Skirts

WE ARE MAKING a SPECIALITY
INC. A LINE THAT CANNOT BE
QUALITY OR PRICE. SILK WAISTS
LARGE LINE, OF PEDESTRIAN
RANGING FROM So UPWARDS.
FROM $l0 UP. THE KIND THAT
SMOOTHLY OVER THF. HIPS AND
AROUND THE BOTTOM. GOOD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
Blankets

WE ARE SHOWING THE
WE HAVE EVER SHOWN
THE LOWEST.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

III. ,ost foot bali game Of the se2>on,
yowdoin rs. colby az NateFvii''' thi4
!, ,ftarnoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

rlizabeth H. jones. sister Of MIS-.
Nadsworth, will speak at Friend \
,hapel at 1879 sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
Diamond Ring Contest

IT HAS REEN THE g.
THE PEOPLES : STORE HAS
OUR CUSTOMERS A PART 4
THIS YEAR TO GIVE 1T
RING NOW ON ENHIBITI'
TO I;r GIVEN TO THt,
VOTES. VOTES GIVEN
THE CONTEST IS OPEN TO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Physicians VINO nave examined me-.
subject 10 this strange weakness Say
that in measure the complaint :s
hereditary. There must FIRST be con-
stitutional predisrusition before a mar
can become a jumper. Then the
weakness is aggravated by rer"attc
nerve shocks. In various communities
in Maine the jumpers" are looked mp
on as subjects for constant jest. and
whenever they appear in public peI-
sons With Z perverted sense ri huihoi
koeI, at them. II is z common spec
,,cI4. III u. these victims walk alonS
-. street g1anciag about them as ap-
,~ah.reiyclv as a baited badger afraid
to t,1rn Il corner suddenly ana survey
ing every man who approaches with !
look nf fear ana unc"rtaintG II som
.n,ntlv villages til" unfortunates i.aNe
ha,u tortured So ptrSistenuy that me
authorities have been obliged to Intcf-
far. After Il time jumpers nave
,ti,. nerves ~ shattered that at my
,,ntoyard sound or quick motion b! a
,.reon thay uill fail on their knees an'
.hinn 7itnpusly.
Nearly all jumpers say that some
s,,d,lan nerve shock has set them off at
fr.t one of The worst cases IN
Northern Maine village SAYS mat ms
hrotrer fret a gun clos" 10 ms ~
,,bnn he was a small boy. Wch'
io,n HISTORIES" II" relates, anu N'i-
1arcd for half All hour bclpf" 'heN
,.ouId calm me | have been Wnat th'!
..au ! Jumper ever since ~ FIRST. "I
,nuree ! wasn't as bad rs | am now
bu+ u soon ~ people found th"V c"uid
hmm mo they kept al II untll now
I,on and howl if any one SAYS 800! ~
~ Al school the children would SEil
Ill. hack ana shout in my ear. ana now
I'LL MON around town appear to thlnk
!: &C. rrnny T., keep me yelling and hop
;o. II th.y realized what a Jumper
1,ffere every time he IS sent OF pc
ieye they would take pity on ne ana
+nn IT'S like dying to bc jumped
Mn heart comes up into my i'pu'is az
~, nerves are yanked as thoush haH
ha., suapped by the neck, ana q great
s,,,a .oes through my head like the
-...1r,-, III j rhurrh hell foot from my
ear.
~ imagine | feel just rs an executed
man does when he brings mp AZ the END
~ q rope. l don't know what l am DO
no when | am jumped. ] have struck
~ hest friends murder Gus blows De
.,ra noyy when another Trend has
| .;,,,,ned' mo for Il joke. would lhrasf
rsors who abuse me IN that Way
~, na,,-aS are so shattered that
! ,,,. avon engage in an argument witt
man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

WE REGRET IN THE G
SATURDAY EVENING AND
MANY gu STOMr.RS COULD
INCREASED DIR HELP OK
TO GIVE OUR STOMERS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

uF WOOL WAISTS ANDAEE SHOW
EXCELLED FOR VARIETY, STYLE.
IN GREAT PROPULSION. SEE THE
SKIRTS WE ARE SHOWING
Tr.TTICOATS IN MERCERIZED
MAX rs THE DRESS SKIRT FIT
STAND OUT GRATEFULLY
TRADES IN SILK SKIRTS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

COLD WEATHER AND ARE
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF LA
GARMENTS AT POPULAR PRICES.
NEW MARKETS, HALE AND
JUST RECEIVED AND
QUOTE PRICES CONVEYS LITTLE
SEEN AND QUALITY EXAMINED
CAN EQUAL OURS. NO SUCH
WE ARE TOLD BY
WHO HAVE LOOKED AROUND.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
Ladies', Misses & Children's Garments

WE ARE FULLY PREPARED FOR
SHOWING THE LARGEST AND
DIES MISSES AND CHILDREN S
a LARGE LINE OF EAGLANS.
THREE-QUARTER LENGTH GAR
OTHERS ARRIVING DAILY. TO
OR NO IDEA. STYLES MUST BE
70 BE APPRECIATED. NO LINE,
VALUES TO BE OBTAINED ELSE
THOSE WHO KNOW. THE PEOPLE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

CHARACTER THE WORK OF PRODUCED
OF ATTAINING BEAU
STYLE IS THE AL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

STOM EACE YEAR AT THIS TIME SINCE
BEEN ESTABLISHED TO SHARE. WITH
I OUR PROFITS. WE HAVE DECIDED
, THE FORM or \ NICE. DIAMOND
y At THE STORE or HARRY r. LOWELL.
-oiNG LADY REC EWING THE MOST
FREE WITH EVERY = CENT PURCHASE
iLL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

EEAT RUSH ON OUR SECOND FLOOR
SEVER AL BUSY AFTEROONS LAST WEEK
NOT iE WAITED on. WE NOW HAVE
THAT FLOOR WHICH WILL ENABLE US
THE ATTENTION THEY DESERVE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

LARti EST ASSORTMENT OF BLANKETS
AND GUARANTEE PRICES POSITIVELY