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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

Copyright, 1901, by Frank c. Carpenter1
Wellington, New zealand.-These cues.
lions are addressed to the land nabobs of
the United States, to corporations and
individuals who own their thousands of
acres. who control vast tracts Of pastures
or who manage the bonanza farms of the
great Northwest;
How would you like to have your lands
at the mercy of the government. TO be
compelled to sell them at 10 per cent above
the valuation you enter them for taxes, and
to pay such taxes upon them that you will
have TO cultivate every part OF them 10
make them u paying investment?
How would yon like 10 have your taxes
Increased In proportion ~ the extent o.
YOUR prcperty, so that they will be propor
tipnateit double or treble those Of the slnull
holders about you, and If you live outside,
he state ia which the lnnds are situated
lgl tbat sou VIII have to pay 20 per cent
A.e than ans Of the people who live on
y lands?
Int IS the way they are doing things ia
tNtW Zeniand,
ise are some questions for the small
pr peity holders. for farmers who owa
iau1s worth less than 5000;
How would you Ike 10 pay no taxes
whatever upon one-third of your porperty,
or II the property Is vaiued at less than
$500 20 taxes whateyers
How would You like 10 have all your I'M
uof7ou aud the tax merely laid on the land
as It was when unimproyedi
How would you like to pay only on that
part Of the land which you really own. the
Amount Of your mortgages being deducted
from tho tax valuaflop--to pay. In fact. nc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
The Fifth REGIMENT Band.

GreCnvl,c, Texas, February "A move
mcnt has been started looking TO the re-
organization o; the Filth regiment band
Of this city, formerly one of the most noted
musical organizations OF the State. Pros.
E. A. Nsalcy. one of the original members,
is to be musical director, and w. $. Ne.
Kahn will be business manager. The plans
hut II is the intention TO secure the best
musical talent of the city. TO provide u
new set OF Instruments, and uniforms and
begin practice at an carly date, in wh,cA
cN ent the hand viii be ready FOR On gage
mons In due time. II j. proposed 10
lring tho now organization mp to the hi-l
ttGndarh and reputation OF thr old bAud.
mn accomplishment that the managers feel
confident of reaching in course of time.
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SAN ANGELO LOCALS
Telephone Service ls to Be er.,a.
Gail, Borden COUNTY

Telephone Service la to Be er.,s4
Gail, Borden County.
San Angelo, Texas, Februarv MA
dissolution of the c. & G. Haselrd, ,
pany, dealers in hardware and h,
llres, Mr.. Charles Chamberlain VI
Mcssrs. Chris and George Hagests,a
t.nuing the business under TIE oII I
and at the same location,
The firm OF stephens & Turner, N
in racket store lines, has dlsclvs
j. Al. Stephens retiring, Mr. w.Bf
continuing. Mr.. Stephens will Nn,z|
Dallas for residence and headqulrsm
engage in buying and selling lid
merchandise stocks for cash.
Commissioner court awarded eas
for public service as followsi Sgrf.:
ont Of road work, Jacob Miller, ayAI
w. Iiarris; clock keeper, H. D.
jan.tor, N. q. Treyinio; cofinS fai NJ
4. Il. Bradley.
The BAN OF Il. p. Smith was bu7s
ternag evening; loss about SIN
small boy with matches trying y
cat Il cat.
Rush Brothers will soon MAKE
Gdd.Iol to llcir already wide m
long distance telephone netEgk
tcndlk Il Gail, the county seat d
county, tn line now running iiun
Sour" county, 10 the TramEls ~
l'iSher county.
several private Representatives l'H
sent to Austin fran this poln' Y
nate III hcnighted Legislators Y
the lease literesIs Of me pla
While, OIL the other hand pellnI
been circulated and eltensltsg
playing thar lands be throEa Y x
market for purchase BY 'bola v
seekers.
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in proportion to the amount Of lands one
man owns
Everything is done to encourage small
FARMERS. The man whose income Is less
thnn Sloou year. goes scott free. paying
no taxes. He whose farm Is worth only
S29OO Is exempt and II his estate Is worth
valuation. The taxiis assessed on the IN.
Improved valuation. The man who takes
n poor farm and brings II up to n high
state OF cultivation pays only on what
the land was worth when he hrst plowed
II, and his buildings and improvements
are only taxed through the income which
they bring him when this IS over $500
per annum.
The rich man pays increased taxes on his
land. on his income on everything Take
the land. His tax Is levied on It's unim-
according 20 Its value, II his farm Is worth
more than Sl2,5oo, he gets no exemption
whatever. After It reaches the value OF
$4,000 there Is no deduction OF the mort
cages upon IL, aud from then II In
creases at the rate or an eighth of penny
In the pound until Il reaches n maximum
t1aIstionh Of two pence per pound which
dollars or more. lie pays nm Increased
tax on. his income. The man who has only
$500 year pays no taxes whatever. but
the man who has ND To 5000 ahUve this.
paws sixpepce 10 the pound. or ny per
cent. and man whose taxable Income Is
more than 5000 pays 8 per cent. This
does not seem great deal without YOU
figure il up.
SUPPOSE your Income was that Of con.
gressn,an, YOU womb nay 2l5 ner cent on
5000 less S11c0, or Ss7 income tax. II you
were one OF the justices OF the supreme
court and got $4,000 YOU would have. TO
pay 5 per cent on tho extra 5000 making
your taxes 1927. and if YOU We're one ot
our big trust magnates With an Income OF
$lOoO.eOO year. your taxes would closely
approximate $4,000 aud n YOU lived In
Sew= Zealand you would have to pay them
y Is safe TO say that such men in the
United States do not pay half as much.
rnnked MS social pests.
Boss Seddon on New Zeaand's Land.
had tnik with Mr.. Richard seldom
The. premier OF New Zealand. as to tho
policy OF the government az to It's public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
Anderson Locals,

Anderson Texas, February 22.-Judge y.
&. Kittrell of Houston is here attending
cart.
All of Nnvasota was here today attend
Ing county court.
King and Machem and County Attorney
shannon were here attending county court
All witnesses who went to Galveston in
the Henry String case have returned
home
Anderson Is just as sure Of the railroad
as, as Nayasota the fight IS on between
Prindle MCINTYRE has bought the Wheat
place and Mr., w. T. Alley has moved to
IL. Scott place
Joel T. smith, Ed Hobbs ]. L COBB
wore Nnpointcd Wy Irdge y G 'r~N0,.
rld TO draw jury for May term and Augut
term o. Cohnty cuult.
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more as a father among his children than


In addition to the methods of division l
have mentioned there are others which rer
nit number of small farmers to get lands
in n book, each taking something Ike 0
acres under what Is called the village set
Element system There Is another BY which
the government uses the unemployed to
clear its forest lands and SOY them Ia
grass After this they are divided ZIP Into
small farms and are allotted to settlers n
Il perpetual rental large enough to CoEer
ell the cost Of clearing. and ut the same
time give fair interest on tho valne OF
the land, Up TO March 81, IS o, forty NE
such settlements. including an area ~ To-
GRO acres. had been laid out. Upon them
about 1000 people were living, aud thcr hld
added Improvements to the land amo Ing
to Si20000. The slzc of such holdings is
about leo acres each.
Frank G Carpenter.
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Protraoted Me.tiro ;, c,o,k.,,

Crockett, Texas, February 1a.-Rev.
Thomas LeItch, assisted by Rev. Ellis
smith, pastor of the First Methodist
church of this city, have for several days
past been conducting n nrotrccted meet.
Jug at the Methodist church. Two services
n,a nay are held, In the afternoon and at
incsa nI'. The music furnished Is by best
~ in, .aient ana Is excellent. A great deal
ha u'stest has been manifested and there
, nave been several conversions. The ser.
t ,n1ns delivered are logical, convincing, In.
'erestins and instructing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
Wharton Locals.

Wharton, Texas, February 2s.-Three
carloads OF Wharton county ribbon cane
syrup were shipped over the Maccaroni this
week 1t goes direct to purchasers hav.
ing found buyers before leaving here. 1t
was the product of the Jones camperdown
point. 49, y"
,state Superintendent Kendall was fur
H nv e with the following figures relating
90 20 tne schools In this district; White. male,
~; female, 81. Colored, male, 90; female,
ll2. Total 3ST $500 ~ '
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

The Government Does Not Believe
in Bio Farms--is Forcing the Rich
Real Estate Owners to Sell Out
to the Poor-The More Land a
Man Has the Huher His Proper
ton OF Taxation-The Big Ones
Support the Government While
the Small Farmers Go Free-tiow
the Government Advances Money
to SettIers-The Story Of a Big
Estate Which the Government
Took - Public Lands Pubic
Trust.
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Alice Locals

Alice. Texas, Fcbrpsry ,sal,s
of the Alice ImproTensI' s.,s =
been duly qualined am ..ae.is
necessary evidence o. p. "a, ,asa ~ I
charter aud have fof"'
ton TO Austin. 49,. u, !
Messrs. white Bfosps, ss,e d. 7
cured the contract Ss g q z
We'll. have Their .esrs
have lust commences ,nhef j'S'.
ID ID. Sidberry. y s tl,s 49,
n lot. 1905 i,SsS " sgid' 4
public spirit ~ ~ vel q
fne business AZ ~ - Keep
ample II we exlsT' a, !
in c lsol; & conn !. ha . IL y
10 I build Their new stors Z IA
man. ncs cor
his new residence. ,sxioues1 d
The county commM 1c11
a,crtIon for April. azii,;isrsI
nose OF voting an Al nel pu1p \ =
an The 800 for scssSrs ny
h no doubt th<t
big majority.
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FINE CHURCH FOR eRliM-'
Baptists Have Had the plars p''|
the Building.

Greenville, Texas, FebruaY ~
tect w. L. Taylor Is drawing ~,
building to cost from slS,W Y
and IL same should be adopisa
tist church will have one q
houses of worship In Norm iea'A
be modern In architecture, i've
west, with an inclined aru a y
feet. and seating capacity y
Sunday school room wiz Is ,.ns
an infant class room and : w
above 14x1G feet and iuu, s,.,d
room same size as the sunoa' K. NJ
10 the rear Of the pulpit s ~ /,
be the baptistry ana s S' 40 y
~ eacher's library and stu% eas,, I'll
choir stand will aecoomllnlsuI,,ss" Nd
sicians. The entire puli,s',iss l i 4
have a seating capacity o. SIX ID u
heated from a basement y. wv ,tp
snfrances will be yestioulsa' IND
out draughts of cold alf y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

I. Farm Settlement.
2. The Government Paws the Unen1-
pioyed to Clear the Forests for New
Settlements.
8. a Social Pest" and His Undeveloped
Farm.
4. Baotina for Sections in Warkakahi
Estate, Canterbury, The Big Estates
Are Divided and the People Ballot
for the Lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Nj. Lawrence was born at South
Gardiner i'll 1876, the son of Charles
Lawrence. who spent a long life in the
lumber business. He attended school
at South Gardiner, but at an carly
age commenced working with his
father on the river. becoming an cX-
Pert at handling logs. He later con
cluded 10 learn a trade, and in 1856;
became an apprentice in the machine
shop Of the shipbuldin. establishment
OF john Roach Il Co. in New York. In
1850 he returned u South Caroline,
ana went TO work on the river again.
When i'll 1879 the firm of Lawrence
Brothers was formed he was the
younger Of five brothers composing il.
ana he had charge Of the logs ana the
numbering operations. and his judy
ment IN such matters was considered
to be of the best. He was a director
Of the kenne6ec Log Driving Co, and
his Judgment and energy was of value
to the company in its operations Tpon
the-qeath of his brother Sherburne. in
1888, he assumed the management of
the' business, the partnership being
changed To corporation under the
name of Lawrence Brothers Co. and
under his mana cement the business
has iourished. He was also Interested
~ the mill at Bowdoinham. and was
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active IN establishing the kindiing
wood factory ut South Gardner which
was run successfully up to The time II
was hctheo' u few Years ago nv
company mas lumber tracts II on"r'
gtcs. and "c understand II had mace
preparations Tor very extensive opera
tons. this winter.
Mr.. Lawrence served In b"th
branches of the Gardiner city govern
mcnt and was the rcpl csantaiive IN the
Legislature from this city.
During the - years of his life ~ Il
lGmberinan on the kenncb.c river ana
its tributaries. there has probably MOI
been II more active man than Charles
Lawrence. He il survived by two
brothers. Hiram ana CrcenIicf. three
sisters. Mrs. Frank l.. MCGOWAN. Airs.
W. W. Hr"wrr and Miss Eleanor La"
renee, and five children. Coburn. Flor
cnc", Mad"ion. Eiluia2e and Gertrude.
The funeral ARA ngcrucntS viii be
latcr announced
commute" trcm both branches 1T
the legislature ha:; h,cn appointed ~
"tt"ni tn" funeral From tn" Scnat"
president II. +. H.nlin has appoint ''I
~. X. Virgin Of Cumberland. &. &. LIB
~ ~ N"hn"h"t. ana T.. a. Whit"hnus.
81 5dSdd&'"C Speaker J ~. N ~ 4
appointments ft"n ~" Huus, are: .
~. Fellows of Euckspnft. T. ~ Shtv
81 Bath. ". +. Crc"u,. ~ Madison T.
&. Dudley 81 Augusta. J. Il Ijt.'r NJ
-" Istnn. r. II. " lrou rr EIuI,vItk
ANA j.. y Mcnamara or ThomtstoI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Thomas J. Odlum. late \ So. liith
y. s.. reported for admission. Friday.
and was assigned to quarters i'll Il 90
Mr.. Odlum has a long AMI honorable
service TO his credit. enliSting Aug. :,
1862, in 90. |, 5th y. y, ana being dis
charged. June Is. 1865. al Annapolis.
Md, Nv orders M. n A. q. a.. rclat-
ing to parolad prisoners. He received
a gunshot wound in the right forearm
at the battle Of the Wilderness. and
was for 10 months 4 prisoner At An
deryou\ lille. He has been very active
worker i'll Grand Army matters in New
York City. and is a past commander
Of Dahlgrcn Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Two new members HJlI u" taken "
IN admission. this m"rninE. both rs
C". II. ann hnth residents of treat Bar
r,nCtnn. Mass. Geo ". Decker enlist
cd sept !. ,>e. at Egremout Mas. as
a private III C". +. 4P:h Mass Int. and
va. discharged. Syrt. !. Imp, AZ Great
harrington. Mass, wv reason ut w.
piratiou ~ service. Lawrence kii!eie'i
enlisted at Springfield, Mass, jane y,
1851 rs . private in Co- \. ioth Mass.
Inf, Vols, ana Was discharged A the
same place. upou the expiration Nc his
term ut service. July J. lN'l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage of Mr.. Arthur
GOOD and Miss Marguerite Curran.
which occurred at Bangor. last Mon
day, bv Rev. Fr. McSweeney Nj. and
MIS-. coed are well known in this vi
cinlty and have the congra tulat tons of
many friends
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SEND FOR SAMPLE.
S. s. Llghtbody & Co.. Waterville. Ne.

S. s. Llghtbody & Co.. Waterville Ne.
" inslow Me
Dear Sirs:-For twenty years | tried all
sorts of so-caled headache remedies, bu;
never with satisfactory results. | was
advised to used Lighthodys IIeadach
Powders. which did. and can say that /
have been the same as cured. hardly
ever have headache nov, but when DO
your powders always stop them. | tax.
them at any time ana experience ne
troub.e from them whatever.
MRS. ROBERT MAXWELL.
Do not take any other when you ash
for Iightpody's He will mail you a 2
cent box on receipt o. price
aprlS.dt
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Rev Walter Canlam VAS ~" 80 tbr
few citizens. who Wcr" privileged to 500
IL" first snow storm If Tho season.
Nhi"h occurred fsida, Thr SNOW
quail. which lasted but 4 fcv m'upt"".
vas in the vicinity 81 Maple Str-t %
LcUdou Hill
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cox, the shoe man, is becoming pref
" We'll known throughout the rural
districts as well as the city for not on
l. giving good bargains, but what is
even more. doing - he agrees ana
backing w his claims for his goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Observe the fine chance for buying
good household goods. carriages and
harness. at Your own price. Oct -
Tuesday next. III the residence of the
late Isaac J. Carr Main street, Farm
ingdale. NJ. A. Harraden. auctioneer.
SEQ al
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Frederick Grcenhalge. week ago.
may p" read in general orders. No. 20,
dated oct. y. dishonorably discharg.
.ng Jones from the National Home for
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. This sen
t"nce WAS imposed upon him at his trial
At the guard house. last Monday NOM
ing. ana has been executed as soon as
tho Necessary formalities could be COM
piled with .-+
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plisses Whitemor1. and Woodwurth.
VINO We're connected with our schools
last year, are both pleasantly situated,
Miss Whittemorc is assistant III the
Livermorc Falls High school, and Miss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

If YOU have regard for your health
DC sure and read the new ad. Of &. H.
Beane. 1t is not necessary to remind
You that this is one Of the most pro-
SreSsive up TO date drug stores on the
hcnnebec. for Gardiner people are well
aware of it ana take bride in pat
ronizing it.
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The ". .. liarh"r cos. stock Of ur-
d"rware is like NJ! their goods, desirable
in style and quality. ron can buy the
best % cent undcrWarc and from tina /
up To $? for best Union suits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

"" 19r glad 10 not tina, Nj p,tpi,I
Hauscom Il again - thc ruad to good
heaith-aftcr 4 long serious sickn. ss.
Nj. Hlnsrotn made irIu doUu street.
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19
Saturday and Sunday Evening Concerts.

The National Home Orchestra. Prof. Is
W. Theme. director, will render the fol-
lowing program at tie concerts in the o, =
era hou%r. "a , +. NJ. Saturday and sun
day evenings:
March-"Father nf Victory" Ganna
cNerturc-"Itc DruidS, Bennett
cello SOLO. Ssl,cte /
Mr.. Darby
selection Cream de Ia Cream. Tohsn.
Waltzes Life in Berlin tifilnaan
McdleT-"G0ud o.d Tines Fnwrou
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Thr friends ID E.I Kcrd" .ii in.
pleased to learn that H. is recovering
from the sever" efects Of his recent
accident and is as comfpytahl" as eau
W. expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Manager johnson If the Opera house.
S2:s, that the attractions at the house.
this ae1Son. are % the up-to-datc
order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Th. contract for REFINING tine roof
over 70. l. barracks ana III. oId part
of the main kitchen has bon awarded
to Malcolm & Dyer q. augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

T. -. Nuttinp Jr.. Who is visiting ~
pti~fieid. Write 1" friends ~ TIL: city,
that hr has been furtunat" III shooting
two deer Evidently Ha.l"vcll can
boast Of many good marksm'l FER
about every panty which ms g"n" ai-
Ter biz p,rm - far mas r-turn"d with
th., limit
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Daily ksnnsbsc Journa!
GARDINER.
journals Telephone Call-37-5.

Thc fall change Of time on the Ken
n''h".. ''"n'ral Railroad VII. <" int" e.
tcrt. sunday. Dct ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Alu.r M,k-uuuy returned. FRIDAY.
from a Visit 81 j courl. of weeks in
Portland and vicinity. his former horne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

James Meashcr has been granted q
furlou.;h to Fail River
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Thr schooner Marion Drap"r is load
i'm; = largo Of lumber at ';ray's wharf.
Her destination is New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Petitions in bankruptcy have been fled
by the following: Charles S. Trip. Lew
iston; Simon Sivcol0s. Portland: John J.
Camel. Nestbrook. John q. Wentworth
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

ne members of Co. a. I'd Reg. y.
H. ;. NJ. are planning to have a tour
ha'hent during the month of Novem-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Mr.. and Mir. Sc;h Alirieh have Eon"
III a carriage drive tu Arhu.n. tor "A
f,v days Visit W:th ihc!r daughter
Who teaches in thu Auburn schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Thomas Mcbcrmott came back, Fri
day. from a 21-dars' Through to Hos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19
GREAT
SLAUGHTER
SALE
COMM ENcED
SATURDAY,
OCT. IL.

W. 10 not Wait until the season is
over to reduce prices. TIE opportunity
Tor purchasing merchandise for spot
cash has been greater this season than
-r.r before The entire floor space COW
er.d nv our establishment fairly
rroanS today under tn" weight of
monster block, OF merchandise. marked
al prices never before quoted for equal
qualities ana make
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

y. Z Satoy and -. II Ph.prs Of
IT. witch. Mas. v"rc among yestcr-
ir.'g visitors.
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,amJ. Friday. looking III old COM
IaI.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Electrician Moore u again III lutN.
after q week s vacation.
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John ZONES DishonorsbIy DISCHARGED.

The last chapter in the story of the
unprovoked assault Of John Jones unon
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HALIOVELL.

Read the special sale locals this
morning.
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w. NJ. Brown of Providence, vas in
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For additional Gardiner News and
;,d". SO nagc 2.
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reGyl Fuller and James r. ATKINS
have returned FROM a weeks Visit ~
the pan-Am"l.ran Expo anon uGu u.
BOSTON .t.
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,'corg" H. Boyd of brooklyn. y. s..
is visiting his aunt. Mrs. J. II. Nol9uu.
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belbert Carleton has gone 10 fustnI.
v here h" has secured 4 position.
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Miss Annie Wehbcr Of Ehiiadrlf
is the guest ~ Mr@ Susan a. Lowell
Warren street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

H. l.. Dole ana friend. Nj J".He"u
OF HaNcrhii. Mass. arc in the city for
4 few days visiting AZ the Hy!r h.In,-
to- /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Several ,andiau,cs were admitted d"
Crescent Lodge. a. a. VII ~ I'll! lay
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19

Milton y. Gilman were manCird ami
killed by dogs one night r',crtly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-19
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worth

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