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The broad ax., 1901-06-01
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london has SO acres Of docks; LIv-
sFpOol, $50 acres
Marylanders are "Craw-thumpers," q
slang name for the lobster.
Great Britain supplies many ~Brds-
sells" carpets and small foot rugs to
Turkey.
More than $50 references to Shake
spesre BY his contemporaries have
new been collected.
Sir Wilfred Laurier has frequently,
about election time, made as many as
fifteen speeches a day.
In the south 5000 600 cotton spindles
are at work. or one-third the number
In operation In the north.
It Is said that the principal fraternal
organizations Of the United States and
Canada have a membership Of 5,72S,-
DIG.
The latest Swiss mountain railway
project Is TO connect the Engadine with
the Italian lake by a road over the
Bernina range.
Some time ago German postohiees
were established in the cities Of
Smyrna, Beyroot and Jerusalem, in
Asiatic Turkey.
During the past year several re-
markable reefs Of fossil coral have
been explored near cambridge on the
Flint river in Georgia,
One Of the most destructive earth
quakes in the worlds history was that
which occurred In Yeddo, in the year
17OS, when 10000 people were killed.
There are more than loo, 900 square
feet OF glass surface in England exclu-
sively devoted to the cultivation and
production Of tomatoes for market pur-
poses.
Nuremberg has a famous little res
taurant, the Bratwurstglocklein, which
was founded 500 years ago. II used to
be patroRized by Albrecht Durer and
Hans Sachs.
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prrs or INFoRMATIoN.


FOR sandwiches Try baking the bread
IN one-p0und baking powder cana.
THIS win produce dainty discs
In California parties entitled to DO
90 may set aside e homestead not 20
exceed IN value the sum Of 5000.
The manufacture Of carbon for use
n electric lighting and Tor other pur-
poses has grown 20 be q great indus
Try IN the West Virginia gas belt.
Kansas is to revolutionize her treat
ment OF the insane. Instead Of crowd
ing the patients together into one I'M
mense building, they viii De placed in
cottages similar to private homes.
WranEell Island or tract In the Arc
tic Is north Of the eastern extremity
Of the Asiatic coast. intersected by the
meridian Of $50 degrees east longitude,
Il was discovered in 1867 by Captain
Long Of the United States and named
AFTER the Russian explorer, Baron Won
Wangell (17ss-Is7o), who sought to
reach IL
There are no exact figures Of the
population Of Manila, P. l., at this
time. II Is estimated at about 10000,
not including American troops. The
Pasig River Is twelve miles long. Los
Banos is about thirty miles from Ma
Mia The climate OF that place Is
like that Of Luzon Island, healthy for
those who are accustomed to it.
The steamer Yankee Blade was
driven upon the rocks at Point Ar
gueIIo, Santa Barbara county, during
q fog In November. 1858. She was a
sidewheeler, valued at $500 900, and
was almost new. No lives were lost,
but Captain Randle, her master, was
held responsible for her loss, for sail
fng 50 dangerously close TO shore.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
NEW HOUSEHOLD IDEAS.

Winter hats should be hooked at and
shaken as wen as furs during the
summer months.
There is q paste used for cleaning
and polishing windows which may be
bought at any hrst-class house furn-
ishing store.
To remove Ink stains from the ing
erB. wash the hands, without soap,
and while vet rub the stains with ths
sulphur Of q match.
The pretty, old mirrors, with pic
lures IN the upper part Of the frames,
are being reproduced. and are sold ct
FeFy reasonable prices.
When si1k has become fimsy ana
has lost Its gloss It may be restored BIZ
sponging with q solution Of half an
ounce q gum tragacanth.
When yoa have the ao0r mopDed
add b esch pail % water two tahle-
spoonfuls a. czrbolic acid. Il leaves
tie wood n q suest and healthy cor
tiion.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
WITH THE sAoEs.

When they uttered not a word, thou
hast laid thy hand on it; when thou
hast uttered II, It hath laid its hand on
thee.-Old Quotation.
In the man whose childhood has
known caresses, there is always a fibre
OF memory that can be touched to gen
tie issues.-GeOrge Eliot
In the matter Of friendship, have
observed that disappointment arises
chiefly. not from liking our friends
too well, OF thinking Of them too high
", but rather from an over-estimate Of
their liking for and opinion Of us, and
that II we guard ourselves with sum-
einent serupulousness Of care from
error in this direction, and can be con-
tent and even happy TO give more af-
lection than we receive-can make
Just comparison Of circumstances. AID
be severely accurate in drawing infer
inees. and never let self-loVe blind our
eyes-then think we can manage to
get through life with consistency and
consistency unembittered by that misan-
thropy which springs from revulsion Of
feeling The moral is, that II we would
build on a sure foundation in friend
ship, We must love our friends for their
sake rather than for our OWn.-Char-
lotte Bnonte.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
ADVERTISED THEIR BLISS.
Cruel Joke PsrPStratsd Upon = Newly
Married Philadelphia Couple.

Married Philadelphia Couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Miller OF
Philadelphia passed their honeymoon
In Washington and returned to their
home on a recent Saturday. The house
In which they are to reside was pre-
pared for their homecoming during
their absence and their many friends
we're likewise prepared. AS the cab
drove up to the house a blare from a
iozen coaching horns aroused the quiet
neighborhoOd. The din was deafen-
Ing. but 1t did not satisfy the jokers.
Headed by the Eight WIS Pinochle
club" the friends OF the young couple
cheered and blew their horns strenu-
ously as they marched up and down
before the house. Mr.. Miller and his
bride finally escaped into the house,
but their friends followed with the
horns. The noise ceased only when
upper was spread and late at night the
Berenaders departed after a farewell
blast The neighbors then left their
posts at the haif-Open shutters. glad
that II was all over. So were the
bridal couple. The visit Of the sere-
naders wss not entirely unexpected,
and, happily. the embarrassment was
past But the jokers had reserved a
trump card. While the excitement
was on a member Of the Pinochle club
slipped into the parlor and put this
placard In the window: Just married;
on, what blissi" Then he carefully
closed the inside shutters and softly
stole out OF the room. Churchgoers
next morning lapsed from their usual
Sunday seriousness as they passed the
house. A small boy occupied a stand
on the sidewalk. directing attention to
the sign with the air Of a circus lee
turer. About II o'clock the gaping
crowd in front Of the house saw q
small. shapely hand seize the Offend
Ing sign with a grip that made the
finger nails whiten. The next moment
both disappeared. A little scream OF
dismay was plainly audible. Then an
vas quiet and the crowd dispersed.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
CONDENSED INFORMATION.

The desert OF Sahara covers $780,
900 square miles between the Atlantic
ocean and the Nile valley.
The Oldest large bridge in Europe Is
that at Ratisbon, over the Danube. It
was built in lbs, and is 994 feet in
length.
The Russian government opened SIS
new savings banks last year, mostly at
railway stations. The total number Is
now {, 4O6.
Excluding $1,000 small craft, the
commerce Of the world is carried on by
5000 vessels, with a carrying power
Of $4,000. 900 tons.
The increase in the Russian savings
bank deposits was considerably small
er in 1900 than It had been for several
years previously.
An Ontario oculist thinks that the
eyesight Of one-fourth Of the blind pa
tents he has had might have been saw
ed by prompt precautions taken in In
fancy.
A boy baby a month old can expect
but forty-two years Of life When he
is FIVE years old his chances OF living
have increased to hfty-one years six
months.
The London police department costs
Ss,I0O.OO0. the Paris department Sc
100000 and the Berlin police depart
ment S1.5O0.O 900. Berlin policemen are
retired Prussian soldiers.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
AS TRUE AS GOSPEL.

II a man is unable to find a reason
for doing a mean act he invents an
excuse.
Mind is not matter nor from matter,
but above. Leave matter then, pro-
coed with mind.
Deliberate with caution, but act with
decision; yield with graciousness, but
oppose with frmness.
1t is one thing to survey yourself
with pride, and quite another TO ex-
plOre your heart with humility.
Good luck is the willing handmade
Of upright, energetic character and
conscientious observance Of duty.
A moral wrapped up in sugar goes
down certainly, but it may be feared
that 1t only goes down because Of the
sugar.
belong to the universal church;
nothing shall separate me from IT, says
Claiming To confde Gods love or
His good spirit to any party. sect or
name, is to sin against the fundament-
al Law Of the kingdom Of God.
The past remains with us to remind
Us Of our perils and our constant need
OF help, but it ought not haunt and
Cypress US The real life Of an aspir-
ing soul is always ahead. We are not
fleeing from the devil, but seeking God.
In doing our very best TO be good
ourselves we bring tremendous uncon-
sciOus influence 20 bear on every one
around us. No one can meet a man who
transparGntly and constantly tries to
do his duty without being either spur
red or shamed by the encounter.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
FErLLs OF FASHION.

Very pretty girdles are made Of
white giace silk or white ribbon, ap-
pliqUed. with the new erstonns low
ers.
Gay little Low shoes have red heels,
the front part Of the shoe, in which the
syslst holes for the lacings are set
being red and the laeinss light drab
SIIk.
Chic little piqus stocks are made
with q very short tie. which does not
make q bow. but Is finished by one end
running through q smart little buckle
n frolt
Some 81 the handsomsst long coats
Of sfIk. chIRon, and fringe. ana various
kinds q me materials are trimmed
with gold lacs. This. Il e q narrow,
Win probably be al Of the gold, and,
Il wider. q the white thread. Il Is
hsautiful. elective and costly.
charnaing waists are made entirely
e ribbon q two widths. With about
half a. inch az sr1ce between TIE row..
uhich IS partially flled Win TIE f.ucT
F0id atitching coDnecilng thetn. Thsss
waists ere Worn ever bodioos az any
eeior desired
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
HERE AND THERE

The twenty Mexican banks reported
in the government reports show a
combined capital Of S7O,00O.00O.
There will be between $1,000 and
100000 additional acres Of land de-
voted to rice culture in the South this
year.
The greatest strength Of the Prohibi-
tionists, in proportion to the voting
population, was shown in November
in minor Southern states
Railways, automobiles and bicycles
are safer conyeyances than vehicles
drawn by horses, according to statis-
tics Just issued by the French govern
ment
The old bell in the tower Of Balti-
more's city hail, known as Lord Bal
timOre," resumed the striking of the
hours recently after a silence Of i've
years.
The very latest in Boston Is TO call
q man or woman behind the counter
in a store a "salesperson." The new
word has already appeared in adver-
tisements.
The late Professor Marsh Of Yale
beQueathsd his house and grounds for
a botanical garden. They are TO be
made the home Of the newly created
school Of forestry.
A rice kitchen is to be maintained
at the Buffalo fair by the rice associa-
ton Of America Rice viii be served
In various forms, showing its value
as a staple article of food.
There are fewer employees in the
postOfice department at Washington
than in the more recently established
department Of agriculture, and the pay
Of the postal employees is less.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
WANTED.

The Broad Az desires to engage the
services Of one or two popular young
women as collectors. subscription and
advertising solicitors. Good salary
paid to active WOrksrs- Can sr address
JULIUS +. TAYLOR, 800 Armour
avenue.
Read and subscribe for The Broad Az,
the only Newspaper in Chicago which
''heWs to the Line"
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
A rrut N Russla.

Following the precedent set in
America. all the South Russian metal
works have arranged 10 form them
selves into q trust. and slKty-three
different Arms have agreed to a huge
Enthusiastically company for this Dur-
pose. The effect OF this trust win,
Of course. be an Increase In prices.
The Russian minister Of finance may.
however. have somsthing 70 say with
regard to the future operations OF this
truEk
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
NERVOUS SYSTEM IS DUAL.
DsvSIOPmeHt Of One Set Benefits Al
Parts Of the Human Body.

Development Of One Set Benefits All
Parts OF the Human Body.
Prof Scripture Of Yale university
has invented a new term, "cross-edu-
cation" which he gives to the results
upon the organs Of the opposite side
Of the body from exercise OF a limb or
organ. The simplest instance is that
. gain Of 20 per cent in strength OF
the right hand from exercising II alone
secures a gain Of so per cent in the
unexercised left hand. The law holds
not only as regards strength, but also
In other qualities. The fact helps to
explain why In right-handed people,
for instance, the left retains so much
strength and experiences. The ques-
ton also arises IL other organs than
corresponding ones may not be in
hueneed, for example. the left foot by
means OF exercise Of the right hand.
Why are Tight-handed soldiers re-
CURED to step on with the left foot
FIRST? Finally. the development In the
defective classes Of mental and moral
characteristics by systematiEed phys
teal instruction which teaches order,
Ehythm. accuracy and judgment Is sK-
planned and put upon q rational basis.
The claims Of the manual training ad-
Vocates are justihea and made clear.
The experiments at the Elmira re-
formatory thus elicit the greatest in
tsrest. How far II may be possible to
educate into something like normality
The weak minded. criminally inclined
and even the idiotie becomes an i'm
portant study. Prof Scripture calls
this "the principle Of character build
ing BY motor activity"
The broad ax., 1901-06-01

In the famous cellars Of the Hotel
de vile. at Bremen, there are q dozen
cases Of holy wine, which have been
preserved for $50 years. A merchant
figures that II the cost Of maintaining
the cellars. payment Of rent, interest
upon the original value Of the wine
ana other incidental charges are con-
sidered, a bottle Of this choice Ma
deira has cost not less than 5000
900. each glassful s27O. 900. and q sim
sic drop could not be sold without loss
under S2o0.-NsW York Press.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01

II your nearest DRUGGIST does not
have the Original Ozonized ox-Marrow
he can get it for you from any whole
sale druggist in the city. II straight
ems kRky hair. Warranted harmless.
Only 80 cents q bottle. The ozonized
ox-MarroW Co. 7s Wabash Ave, Chi
eaEo. NJ
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
NataralIaatlnn Il go.

Before a foreigner can become a eitI-
Een Of the United Kingdom be must
have resided in Britain or have BEEN
in the services Of the crown for ave
years. Having this Qualification, and
having also the intention Of residing
or serving under the crown. he may
apply 70 the home secretary for
naturalization.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
WANTED

A colored man and wife with no
children want the ianitorship Of a
fiat building. Can furnish good refer
enees. For further information, ad-
dress The Broad Ak. 5O4O Armour ave.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01

The courts have dsoided thas rsfus-
iAg 70 take newspapers and periodicals
from the postomes. o. removing and
leaving them uneslloe Cor e prins
taeie evidence q Intentional maud.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
- - !. -.

1[innesota's public printer e q huss-
Ter. he beat al records this year 81
puhllShing ss5 laws, passed b. fhe
state legislature. Witkin foriy-eitat
hours sftar the legislature adjourned.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01

The Paraguay river, 80 called from
the republic Of the same name on It's
banks. is 1.Soo miles In length. AZ
points IN its lower course Il is nom
I'VE to fifteen miles vide.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
NOTICE.

On and after this date The Broad Ak
can be found at B. W. Fritts Printing
House. 2713 State street News items
and advertisements left there VIII find
their way into its columns.
The broad ax., 1901-06-01
NEWaPAPHR -.

Any person who takes the paper
Eegaarly from the postomes. whether
be Il a subscriber or not, d responsible
for the pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

4 fine buck which hung nj Hc"iiI "
Turner's. saturday. attracted iluV"
attention. IT was II big fellow VIII |"
Inc head ana was shot by cec'i III"
man. who returned. Saturda%' iro'., !"
live DAYS trip above l'insram n
Eowmon went out in an old ofctaiu.
carly one morning. and sitting uo."
waited for his prey. ~ short TIM y,
cnuld hear the frosty twlss crd'N'i's
and = handsome buck came mo VIZ ,.
and stoppod. shifting the morning ~
MS though he suspected SomelhI's
nm. Cccil sent one shot into MS Sno"
dar and rs the deer started ~ run ~
ano.her mich struck just hehii'o
cor Thcy were both pretty Sh''a
III, distance was quite long. Nh
man reports cartridges rs very H.,
IL f,,4 anyonc can shoot MI ne Ia.
IA Wednesday a 45o-p"und p''' a,.l
shot by the son Of bingham ~" II
and the Augusta hunter -
was IL whoppcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04
Collectors Notice Of Sale.

Unpaid taxes uu lands Situated ~ ID.
town IF NLSs..lhp-o. IA the ,euut, WY
N"uurbct ior thr wear lNEI.
The following list nj taxes un r.>I ,--
tAt, Of NONRESIDENT w ers ia Wv. tow.
" NaSsIlburu tur thc S-ar iY,' ,1,umlt
TED "a me Tor collection for s.,iI town.
on The yri daE ot August, Iar, icm4ia-
unpaid. and
NOTICE is hereby given TIM; Id said
taxes. interest amt charges ar" mat pro
Niousls paid. So mach Of lhr rcuI estate
as IS sufficient "a ~ ihc ..UluUHt dil,'
therefor, including interest ana ,ii.trgrr.
Viii hc sn.d NJ public auction ~ VAS iowa
hall IN Naii town en- same bv.Hi, tn.
place where thr hst preceding ..urlal
town meeting of said town was h"idl. ga
The first MnndaN M i'',rmhtr t.f'i ~ =
.., istL VI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04
Collectors Notice Of Sale,

Unpaid taN.- VIZ Lands -itiiltrd HI w.
town az Sid''Y It'll the crIUtt ~ krnuc-
hcc. tyr iht Nrur far
Tn" following list ~ ttreS ~ real ,e-
ltt'. W NONRESIDENT owners III TIL, town.
"f SldHrN. inr TN Year l.rn committed IL ,
mr i"r collection f"r said town IN The ~ !
d1> W jun. i"-, remain f,.,IaiJ. 5ud
N''Tit j. il hvft'hE given thal III suid
tINt+ Ind chat""S an. met nIovinltsl\
paid 50 much 81 IT, r,.u ,st.tt,. faxed "
- sufficient I" phY thc lmnunt dlI,. There
l'r. including charges. will lr Sold at rtl,-
" auction AT Town hall. in said town IN.
sam" being The place. where TN IaSt urr-
'rdiuS annual town meeting at Slid town
WAS hr!db. on the first Monday OF Drctiu-
her. 1901, At ,l"ci. : NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

Hon otis Hartford Of the Board OF
STATE Assessors. has just published the
history Of the Hayford family II .
one Of the most complete family his
tories ever issued and reflects mnch
credit upon tie painstaking ana ac-
,ompliShed author. II covers 4 period
nf 500 years ana tells tn story OF TINS
numerous family Of the present day IN
i very Interesting manner. The Illus
uationS includes a portrait Of the au-
thor. the Uayfcrd coat Of arms ana
several Hayforl homeSteads i'll Canton,
Me. ana il Lakeside. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04
Daily ksnneber Joarna:


"f 'hanks. obituary nouees. -
buttons OF respect. etc. will be charge
o. 'he rate OF ten cents per line. Ne
charges less than seventy-fvs septs.
All Advertising anno.neement. -.
entertainments, whose object r. -.
raising OF money will be charged At ~
rate OF fifteen cents . line.
Advertising notices. news form. Vim
be excluded from our local columns. er.
cepf such ~ refer to advertisers oceu-
pying space in our advertising solumns-
and will be run under q separate he.S
on one OF the local pages.
s"bscrfhers who fail to receive -
JOURNAL promptly will confer I fave,
by notifying the ONCE immediatslv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

\ milkman who supplies many Au-
@usta customers says he does not see
uhv ANY farmers W dairymen should
attempt w put Il poor product INTO liic
Augusta market far such cohfSt
means Il sure dropping of in trade !
stranger recently called ON hln' ht
says. ana offered To sell him RECEIPT
fOl making milk" He was nor III thc
milk making business. however pu'
derandcd entirely on the SLEEK e""'
which munich good feed III his pasture
In respect 10 the milk supply, Augusta
is most fortunate. \ large nunipe. :"
perfectly reliable dealers send inv,
teams into The city every morning 'pn'
hut Very little Of the adulterateo -
imporfcCt article is found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04
{. F. DUNLAP. District Agent,
&c Exchange ST.. Portland, Me.

Who respectfully solicits the patronage
or all desiring the ample protection
afforded 10y the policies of this old Com
rany. which has been doing business in
Maine for Fifty-six years and paid
Millions of dollars to the citizens OF our
State
GEORGE W. Sh:AELES. 80 Winthrop
street, Augusta. Special aEert
.. J. ilrssey. Nassalboro.
mGr%eOdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
reedng twcntv-tive words coming under
Of he head Of WANTEb, FOR SALE. 70
. .t,T. LOST &, VIII l." Inserted once for
~ cent; ana cents for each subsequent
insertion ADVANCE PAY MENT In
ending hv mail, remittance Of postage
lamps should he made with order. as
me charges are too smaI 10 open &C
counts for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

IL ."u Wau, W. .ec 4 little scientific
Nuitter'' notice Iho south window dis
ritN rt thr la.nk- Hardware 40. This
display by better appreciated if seen IN
tE" evening. "A mulr.tUd" Of those
glass. glow night lamps that burn So
perfectly all night without consuming.
apparently. any nil. although ri course
they 10 consume rri0ing amount.
Ne uJot mn smoke. in fa,t q household
irW,. SHr H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

Part Of IN" Maine Central platform
Was rerlhnk"d, Saturday. Many Of the
planks nave been in use for many
Years and aI- badly splintrr-d ANA
''rr rough iur hauling trucks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04
In Case of Failure
To Pay Premiums

J. POLICY WILL BE REVIVED n
arrears he paid within one month from
default while insured IL living.
. II NOT REVIVED As ABOVE. POI
ISIS may lie revived within three years
from defIut on satisfactory evidence
Of insnraMlity an! raymeri " arrears
with interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

#." B.Id-t.,G journal says that
u..a-, tA, contributors tr tint fund for
ID .ihrIcy building in Bildelorl is Mrs
'-l.W-ilyr I.ith=nW Nj Augusta whose
husband Was th- founder Of our OWE
public ihraiy Mvs. Lithgow con-
m ibut,i S1no a. the Biddeford fund.
l'"r aunt Nr~. Margaret &. Luques of
I;idd".crd Il "nc n the prominent
'..,l-rs 81 i.c I!iddcfcrd library mnye-
f77,.pr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

The Indies Gf the Unitarian church
VIII open kummage safe. NOV. N.
place 10 be- announced later. On Dee
- ana I'LL they will hoid their annual
sale at the church pari1ry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

Mrs. Harriet +. Randall W.. to
Narne,ic and Massage treati'lsH'p ~.
Women at No. s Melville sure as,rea
tim. visited a. their homes " Zinc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04
Local Matters.
The journals Telephone caIl-.l3e-4
Vale

Autumn Voices say the glad
Days ar ny"r. ana w. roam
Just h- mnUrncrs ANA the SAD
I-l'tl" .ra.'s ;rc going hrrnc
William Griffith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-04

S:tnh"rn. Samuel U,stD. situated
EAST IF hand of c. g.
Robinson on Robinson
cross road .............. -.
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