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SytBBFD % u PATAIyV.
Corporal >tinback NJ the Tenth Infantry
ktilcd Ia a Quarrel In SfruhsnviIl~ Ohio.

STr VtNviLIF. Ohio. feb. 70 Mat hates.
q local football PLAYER. after a quarrel IN
trei i'tlpi- di"on la'" last night with ] v
S'iuback. 4 corporal OF the Tenth I y In
iaairy. Who here from NheeIng, " Va.
-r1,'uE r~-,'GlfE. followed ~tinba'k outside
and -taited lin twice one cut nearly
sevsrcu Srrnaok'- rizht arm SunbaCk Law
on inr .ruuui Tor ueNr.} hal! an hour before
j." Wa ,ni. r'aTI' dead iron. IL" loss OF
BLOC A He ,~rlE' en- 20 ne King DaughtAr.'
Bu, llt.t wte. ~ di"d nj. afternoon
bts,- c..3"d the utlC.r~, who visited his
hu#H" hr " a. 'gg'ro0 "a second, story window
iN his -''tklIs .""r A. Yet te has no; D~en
,triIl'i ~Ia'tck hoU' 1, IN Hu. slo
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\. B. KIRK & CO., Sole BotIsrs, NY.

believe thar the whole thlngtvas an accident.
The revolver was an old. rusty one and | think
was used ~ Al oruamput | believe. therefore.
that IN a playful mood my brother took IL
up not showing II was loaded and IL went
o'
Mr. Van setback made this statement
through Mr. Blake There la no mystery
about IN" marriage l. occurred In Jersey
city on Jan - 1t was properly Witnessed.
bat | 80 not care 10 name he witnesses as
here l. no reason why their ma mes should
be mentioned in connection with this sad
lrair The only reason INV husbands father
was not Informed immed st.lv OF the mar
rage was because he i in feeble health"
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o. Az ~ HiPRISRl re
Arrives 20 Tr. to Dn'~ IN" iittsnurg Ripper
RiI" Through the Legislature.

H.u,fsprrG IA roh vi Senator " c
o,,v arrived from llnria thi- Afternoon
and viii personally direct his t~nlloverS n
their EFFORTS to pass the put-hurg Ripper
lNil. witch m"4-ur" viii put Senator tIiur,
l'icnl factor tluu and his ,I"ut"punts arc
making an rNort Ia defeat ia" bll. which may
l" reached fu. rIprToW The REPORT THAI
former I nit"i states S,nl'or tHn,ror Il
k"ly to lscnw" - candidate Tor Governor
B, outupc snw" 0Gure IA ~" night
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cot sHotT, sIf - -, . ga ~
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a'ir"I" 40 ten .r twelve f' 'Hl ~n1t' aMour'
vernon ftsuda f.f1rr Tho .c"ui0s had srnsu
ola r,t..t,y -, o., .,,.- t,-..t,.,
sr~st teal "" Hn"F a ''' 'hn1' Mount
CT gs'r, ,n,r'da..a ,.m ~. oyertody
IN The .Ir.Is tI over again. sHFIry nat D."
fe' .a'o bro owing rat Nr tndsthu vss
80 ,.T,, ,,, d., ,t, r-.ruyrt,y
S.l's '' 80 "''''' "'h w ITO '".'"'"''
-, 81, a.. 80, lit,
cams h 'hI ~. I"H h'" N''' -'W'
mont IT. Amusement n"'tm" something
lois. Indignation phsn 10 -ap Col -hott =
guest wsis over 70 ~" serving 'h'l" .n .
- ,u, 100 go, Ian s.sc, ,slf ,
-. Toe. ,o t,.tto ,,.pc,
d.'"n 1m''7 ana ''r.- 'n'' ''' '''.'" p''N''
o, ' or. ', w,',, ,,5 v, a., ,' nIT'ss, deter
q s'.'"r-rIat"i call bell ana q m'r'ns spoon
d''aPIehr lhl" IN" sam" I"'H'' h' ''h'u
Counsellor David NNt'~ "ho vas passing
n 70, |,I nj a.kei
.~h,U,humI mn With sho,t,'-
uu. sail ~"It., can't r"usmt~r ~here
{ have seen him before can't remember
aDot 'I' nam"t' Tie a man shots brought
o.. and he hhS been amusing everybody here
a.. the evening Ito can do almost ANYTHING
guu yua 'hiuA OF.
ii" 'An. -a'I Lucas Il can
/ ,AV .IuI grt away with a lot ~ TN" cub sllveI
AMI % f-N other email Articles - furniture
lust Low
Mat ipFuf' can $1ii ~Slt,
m'su tuat D" ha- he pockets 'lH ~ c'O
-l,- -,.t. i..a-
'u-t t..l ca shots pl.4-i uut a roll Of
sr-'uno,"- NitH '.o.i 800 In 10 and tossed a
v.4J.. t. 4. s.IoIItriul o. pty Tor s. worth
co., entertainment 0LIh Tie COMPANY had
rnyu.rl Then he went OFT 10 the t.i-rhous
60 ,aA his ,arItge from loqk"'~ 20 tpat he
,u - ltNr NJ tp-li ( udrIliI. With HhoW
the I,rr. dollars In change On the table.
Iar," VA Oh General stirring around IN the
roo. counsellor SNt- kept hs ey. IN
lud,rnII ir Jaw IT." guest slIr the three
I,lI. d, INTO Ll- rocket
"Nhrres ny three doiiar'' asked SHOTS.
when b.. reformed
wy, On must have lost u IN the telephone
noon. r.uh-i uderhll
col ~untt. turned LI- rockets inside out
II,r NJ >ylt. -pokp M
II.t man / ud"imli has got your change
l, I'D
\n. haven : -qld rderhnl
,.,, .,,,d Sv,ts .G,vo II, nm
dr"iN ou, ". thire doiIar, ,..o,d What,
have Won telioy. been anlnS 10 me b.,
Us an tsW s'"" ,u' 0,"'.' ,uu
Nol '" I''t ,tE,t.t. 80, Nh -" .l ,clt"-
49,, Won d% - 'h',s "' ,." cory -a'I , H.
d'i'NI 'i,,"Tl.Ip inu ~ 80 10" U'''h
more ,'L p"' ."'II vi "S.'NE .,d ia d,d
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enc, WI NT.tn " 10 81, " H n"."SI.''i,a M't.
u" Ild "'',ur ~ ~ w." ST. 'a " ,ne
uon ui I uierh.l n, q cigar .nlrsman twelve
had been dt"p.~d because \ p~d.rhtlIS I"id7-
II" - r',or -. - J,rIW -. 10,
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JOTTING> tBGI 7nWN

Edward II SUcpAt'. hrh traucIs y G'e'u' AZ
AIteI Sicsl.rl Hart 's"r c.oe'n A. l.1, rs z" IT, -.
uLt annual dictate h'iNr'n .ut.tl ard tullaIh,H
Uu.Net-i,e-. &. tr tcI0 at 'h'I t.uN IS c, an ou March
Gay ~ Jusil, Eluef.lucyt O., Nh..H g. Ito.s- ii8m
idwafd II. Rope, - to tstht' it. Fti from Henry
becker, to hu-anLal Nor. kan from Gcbigr NO.
toukian, and TO Mary l. pdsuual from 1u-tay~ OUru.
nal aud by Justice Lawrence 10 Schslndel GoIahLger
from Abraham Godnngei.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR a
Nice, Useful Holiday Present
FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND?
Before seieCtin&. cali and Corner -.
Copy ~

Ipu perhaps do not set. our names in
bears, YOU may know We have some
seeing ana worth more than double
REGARDLESS OF COST We are
GLASSW department Pitchers.
ponbons, fancy cakes. berries. etc. for
Besides our usual line Of goods. We
&. J.. Jones Tulip Soap. with which
$500 worth. you get "a present OF a
TABLE, y inches square, felt covered
Writing Desk.
These are articles anyone would be-
Samples can be seen AZ our store. Don't
the soap and presents. even if YOU do
OF course We do not forget the Inner
our poultry and everything that goes
care.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

tho first OF the month comes around.
rhink of the wanton cruelty of a
novelist who willfully deprives any
heroine Of an outfit procured with so
small an outlay of time and patience
1T can almost be said to be Il truth
that the standing and reputation of an
authoress in the literary world can ne
determined by the manner in which she
deals with the clothes of her heroines.
TIL" strongest writer's place a true
valuation on what. in spite Of the
Duchess novels. is but one considera-
tior in the life of a woman. We are
all familiar with those Iomances in
which the fair beings stroll lanSuidly
abou: in ralo-blue silk tea gowns, COW
cred with pillows Of creamy lace. We
hay" marvelcd at the sweet and simple
maiden who constantly appears in cos
TUNES If spotless white, utterly re-
SarGloSS Of the fact that no laundresS
alive would put up with such doings.
There is also the lovely girl, VINO.
al ihc beginning of n narrowing chap
ter. draws aside the portierc and re-
t"als herself III 4 robe Of sonbre
black. iN what clairvoyancc she
Knows this is I" b" a sad quarter o1 an
lDur fol her. no one has ever cX-
planned. That she has this artistically
dppi, ,pI late. costume so handy. Is
probably due to the fact that the 'Wo-
mans Home HELPER AYERS that it is
tru" economy to have always one good
black gown in ones wardrobe.
II is rather refreshing after these
Ch1rmingly arrayed persons, to read
of The woman in Red Pottagc, who
wor" a purple gown whicn booked as If
a plague Of black worms had de-
sCcnded upon it,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

C;rorg. Alfred Hcnty has been writ
ing boys stories. three a year 50 long
that prophets of evil have long sine"
given up predicting that he would soon
write himself out" and haV" set him
down as the exception that proves the
rule. He has eighty stories u his
credit nov. and Yet 50 prolific is his
pen that two of his three books fpr this
fan occupy first and second places on
the list of most popular Juveniles just
announced by the New York Public
Library Mr. Hcnty had an adventur-
Gus younger life. and he has worked
his experiences into most IF his StO-
RIGS He has been in the british army,
a,.d took part III the Crimean War.
in the purveyor's department.. He has
mined successfully in italy. In 1855
hc became q war correspondent for th..
London Standard and went through a
series Of wars, having many exciting
adventures He reported the Austro-
Italian, Franco Prussian and TurCo-
Snrvian wars the AbySsinian and
Ashantee expeditions. and was with
G,.ribaldi in the 1'yrol. H. was "du-
Gated at Caius College. Cambridge, hu.
left his studies for the war befor" tax
ing his degree.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding Twenty-Five words coming under
the head of WANTED, FOR SALE. TO
LET, LOST. &C.. will be inserted once for
Is cents and 8 cents for each subsequent
Insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mail. remittance Of postage
stamps should he made with order. as
counts for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
LOST

DEPOSIToRS PASS BOOK No. laa.
issued by the Augusta Safe Deposit ana
Trust Co. Augusta. Maine. dcc3ud3w"
\ HANDSOME PUG DOG. Dec l.. an
swerinG to the name Of Baby. Please give
Garland. y Capitol street, Augusta. Me
aud receive reward. dcclSd1ws
I.OSr-Dcnnsitor Pass Book No S.N
issued by the kenucbcc Savings Bank.
Augusta. Name. dcc1sd3w
DEPOSiTORS PASS BOOKS Nos. a5i,,
eois. 3ri9. :1s',. a,5i, G69.. issued by the
kennebec savings Bank, augusta. Maine
decl:daw
WASHED FROM THE INDIAN
SPRING WOOLEN 60 .urinc the r.
cent food. one baie wool and several
bags aud sheets Of Wool and waste. ANY
one hndihS any Of the above will be rc-
ing the Indian Spring Woolcn Co. Madi-
son. Me. dec2od1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

| an 5, dDE-tircd Of historical novels
and the pinch h-b"Ck limitations that |
welcome tales of fat jews. and slim
Italians. and doll faced iirts, ana silly
.gotists and heroes and heroineS in
working clothes. who do not slash
y ith sabres and prance about on i'm
possible Stceds. destl oying nr mash
ing all they encounter I'm weary ri
Eth century oaths. even if clid.d in
to "Sdeath." and "Slife. and Cad
Zook<" We've had quite enough OF
cavaliers and royal lovers. and duels
and il does not seem now as if |
could force myself tu struggle through
another love story of our own civil
War.-katr Sanborn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

the paper every day, but when il an.
thing worth reading about. torn,
what YOU pay for il.
closing out our CROCKEEY ~,
sugar bowls and dishes suitable m.
only 10 and Is cents
are the only firm in the city hsytr.
when you save loo wrappers or h,,r
ROCKING CHAIR or FOf .nISr,
with 200 wrappers or $40 worth !.
pleased to have ut Xmas Or any time
fail - come in and lot Us show YOU
not buy.
Man at this time. and have ae,eots.,
10 make up nice dinner. with great
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
FOUND.

CLOSING EN- OCT regardless of cost
Some extra trades in clocks, watches
jewelry. spectaclcs and razors. The choic.
est perfumes 35c an or by l.. s, Lewis, .
Dr. W. Johnsons office, S'1 Water 81.
Augusta. decl3u5W.--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
Books and Authors.

truth is aimed at there can be no de-
grees of comparison--it is either nit ~
miss | admit that il is extremely
difficult to decide this point IN such
cases the critic and the criticised must
possess equal Knowledge.
"As Il reader my impulse IS 10 ac-
cept /. new thought or Il new point OF
view-not because originality is rare =
nut because one can never know to"
much about idiOsyncracies. Where l
find imagin!ngs. happenings state
m,nts altogether opposed to the nnal-
terublc facts in human nature, infer
that the author is writing falsely 10
please others allh is snffcrin. himself
rrcportiorataly.
Conan Dovlc thinks his best hu"!, is
The White Company and many
readers will be inclined 70 asre" with
him.
Stanley Weyman believes thar the
opinion of a writer as to the merits Of
his nook is valuclesS. Il have never
myself" he adds. ''rcad ten pages OF
any book have written after publica-
ton. and il ! prefer The French ones
and put the ticntlenlan Of France.
Under the Red Robe and count Han
nibal in the front rank-and next To
them The CaStl. Inn'-I do not think
the preference is OF the least taluc.
That Count Hannibal and Under the
Ned Robe .laVc the strongest motifs
they can scarcely be called plots-iS. |
think fact and rot IN opinion. tn"
only circumstances in which a novelist
-t~.. t,ff+
work would be ut such an interval. say
fifteen years. after publication, when
he could read them as a stranger
II. G.. Wells does not know wEich is
his best book: he thinks well or ill ot
one on one scor" and OF another on an
other score. 1t is like asking which |
think my best Garment-my hat. my
collar, or my left boot. My biggest
thing, my most intimate thing, my
first ne-of-battleship. is Anticipa-
tons my best piece Of significant
story writing. The Invisible Man !
think The Wonderful Visit marriages
to be pretty. ana that Love ANA Mr..
is as near beauty as I'm
ever likely {" get; and I am fond Of
The War of the Worlds brcausc of it's |
destruction of property. II" not like |
The First Men in the Moon but / |
.hnl, ii contains some Of the best de |
scriptve writing have ever done. and |
have a great tenderness for IN" |
island of DIR. Moreau becaus. | think /
t is the only book of mine which E1s |
been treated unfairly. But in places |
must admit, in spit, of my affection. |
I is not good
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

DRESSMtklNG. repairing and sewing
fur Of all kinds. cloaks eat over, ana but
ton mad: chidrens work Il specially.
Mrs. A. NJ Wood, ~ Bridge St. Augusta.
Maine. dccl9d3w'
LIFE READING-Six questions an
Swered for 2oc.. concerning business and
social affairs. Mae Bell Berton. Angus
ia. Me. Box 29. novl0dlm'
MRS. CRAM. CLAIRVOYANT, can be
consulted on health or business. Refer
ences from leading business people. Hours
from 10 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. Case taken by
mail. No. Cap:to! g.. Augusta. Me.
drct6dlWs
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
All Work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
f. Dennis, Augusta. Also instruction on
pianos and organs. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Willis T.. Trask.
Rural Free Delivery No. 9. Augusta Me.
References. Mrs. E. Z. Davis. c. L. Flynt
and Mrs. II. L. Goodrich. Augusta.
Oct2S(dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

An edition de luxe is nov being made
by the Scrihncrs of DIR. Henry van
Dykes The Ruling Passion The au
thor will sign each Of the five hundred
copies which comprise the edition. and
the prayer that preCcdeS the stories,
"A Writer'S Request Of His Master.
is reproduced i'll autographic fac-simile.
The front;spiecr is an original portrait
OF the author BY N@ltcr Appleton clark
who has done three additional illustra-
tions. The volume will appear IN full
russet leather STAMPED in @nll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
II. Pssyef..

Thou fool. to seek companions In =.
crowd.
Into thy room and ,,hcrc. upon tnH
knees.
Before thy beck 'h.lves. huinbiy thank
thy God
That ;hou hast friends ike these.
Curtis WaEer-Sinith, in th. Era.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
FOR SALE.

SMAtL.HoTEL FOR SALE OR RENT.
Randolph Exchange. Randolph. Ne, for
SALE or t. let Ho,"i ana boarding houS'. .
II rooms; with good livery stahl" con
u"eted. All in thorough repair. PI"asan:
location 10y kvnncbc' river. N"ar rall-
road ANA steamboats, ut Gardiner Inguir"
~ \ 4. Perry. Atty. Gardiner. Man"
d"c-!d-w
FOR SALE OR RENT. larE- store
with rent overhead and stah. Ppstofiic"
Gated very rear South kenDehcC FAR
grounds Address II l.. Cooper. car"
Journal. Augusta. Me dec2ldt.
THE STRAIGHT FRONT. new French
hips and back -hthcnia Corset. In short
long ana medium lengths. Sold by Mrs.
Lizzie Boyes. -; Water st. Also the un-
lined Boots Please call and see them.
dec!dti
HARD WOOD. fitted for the stove. Split
wood, s.; hard wood limbs mixed with soft
wood s.. Also cOrdwood at S. Wood de-
livered in Halowell and Augusta. Orders
left at - Gage St, or address r, f. Pen
ney. Box %. Augusta nov6.dtf
COVERED SLEIGH. modern style,
has been used but few times; also one 2
horse wagon Sled, with high sideboards,
that will hold cord or over; or viii ex
change for wood or hav. Inquire at No.
%. corner Child and Center streets. Au
gus,a novlsdtf
FOR SALE OR EXCHhNGE-A !arg.
dog half NIastif and Great Dane. two
years old in March next; will c.chango
for good poultry. Address, ancic-,
Journal Office. Augusta. Ne nu t5ndt
DOUBLE SLEIGH. +. @. Bailey make.
Run less than ~ miles. Fist-class moderG
sleigh Will sell at n bargain. 9. ID
Libby. Gardiner. Main. dec1d1m
Farm, Il Miles From P. 0.
Farm uf " acres on High street. good
buildings and good orchard Inquire II
II. y. Jones. harness maker. Gardiner,
Me. maySdtc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
l. N l.llONE

THIS u@m" must appear on every box Il.
thu, genuine Laxative Brumo-Quinin.
Tablets. IN" celebrated cold ami Grip
Cure - c.ntS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
DR.. En1nno!!n!!;s!i!,', ,

Qsnthly Regulator. has brougas ssf and nNet
hs tnais rresnarities from any canss ssrs rsit sst
Inn.cdia tely. No risk Whatsoever criptS-
lad .inslc failure. No PAIN danSr,s. SS,s.S n a,y
serencs with work. Success snaiSsr,Icniats and
st.ge. Ry mail SEQ. FuItne, y. ~, y ,rlfhiusss
answered. ' Money letters shcnM b. =. s.s.-r S..-r,
d, j. ", ,EAIMONS Co, 10 Trefh'"'s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
WANTED.

i GROCERY CLERK ut once at Web
Der & Lockes. young man preferred.
bpp9l1tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

Information about feminine novel;
lists:
Mrs. Humphry Ward has nearly fin
isEeG her new Eovel. and it is to ap-
pear as serial in the spring.
Mrs Harrison. il is asserted. pro-
nounces her "calmady" with the accent
on .h,. middle syllable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

WANTED-l Ladies to do sewing AT
home. 4? week steady work. al mate
rial sent free prepaid anywhere. Send
stamped addressed envelope for fnl par
f!cuiars Universal Co, Dept. \. Walntl.
street. Philadelphia. Pa. dec2ldlf'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
Farm, Il Miles From P. 0.

Farm uf ~ acres on High street. good
buildings an1 good orchard Inquire II
H. y. Jones. harness maker. Gardiner.
Me maySdtr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

Miss Johnston's Audrey" is a long
story--the serial publication will not
DC Completed until next spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

. AGENTS--S25 day sure: new. just out.
Boomer for saloons, cigar stores. e'"..
sure winner. big moncy-mak"r. Address
fremont Specially Co, rs fremont St.
Roston Mass dcc2lt6ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

People will ask you: Have you read
Rusk;n? Have you read Dickens?
Have you read Macaulay? Have you
read Tcnnyson? AS their thoughts
turn toward Concord. however. they
speak in another tense: Do you read
Emerson This is as it should
be as respects Emerson. l only wish
We could confidently ask the like qucs-
tiun respecting other authors.-From
Deafness and Cheerfulness. by Rev. 4.
" J1clSsOn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

WANTED-1.adi.s 10 work on sofa pill
lows Materials furnished. Steady work
Guaranteed experience unnecessary. Send
stamped envelope to Miss Niece. Needle
work Dept, Ideal Co. Chicago. dec2ldlt'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
STORE
OPEN
EVEN NINCS.
Monahagan's
Orchestra

Will give concerts each
afternoon and evening
to add to the pleasure Of
Christmas shopping.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

VI. Maurice Maeterlinck is about 10
be married-and to he married in Eng
lard. though his bridc-to-be, Mile
Georgette Leblanc, is a French wo-
man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

The writing Of novels bids fair 10
rank as an industry as we'll as an in-
spiratiOn. Literature has no concern
at all with great mass Of these pro-
auctions which extend their circula-
iion to figures that are impressive il
not oppressive.-I.ilian Whiting in The
World Beautiful in Books.
Mrs. Craigie--otherwise Iohn Oliver
Hobbes--when asked her opinion as to
hcr best book. returned this deft reply:
II :hiuk that each one of my hooks is
my hest in its own way-thiS means
tina: another writer might have done
them better. but l could not. I hav"
never written anything which lit!
not think absolutely true according to
my own experience or my own o,lserNa-
.ion ~ my own knowledge. Where
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

pear dS IL S''I ldi ~ Ah'' Sf' ms
Mrs Harrison. it is asserted. pro-
nounces her "calmady" with the accent
on .E,. middle sylla hlc.
Miss Johnston's Audrey is a long
story-the serial publication will not
oc Completed until next spring.
George. Cary Egglestons Colonial
Cavalier" is one of the popular books
on the holiday list of the I.othrOp Pub
liShing Company. 1t is now in its
seventeenth thousand and its sales are
steadily increasing.
In an entertaining article in the Era
on The Clothes and the Woman-n
Fiction" Linda +. Wilson says:
1T must be a temptation TO an
authoress. about tc send 4 cherished
ht yninc into a cold and critical world,
to shower upon her all that feminine
mind holds dear. Armed with an
imaginary check book, she can sally
forth u an maginary bank. and draw
upon il in an ecstasy of spirit The
CostlieSt fIbricS are within her reach
, There is no denomination Of trying on
/ OF of matching hopeless shades. She
| can buy q Nirot hat and a RedferI
| 90" in tie scratching of a pen, ant
st" need not hc low in her mind wher
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

Dainty China,
Hdkfs and
Glove Boxes,
Dolls,
Mechanical
Toys,
SterIingSiIver
Novelties.
EbonyCoods,
Books,
some of the
most popular,
Crisis,
The Eternal
City,,
BIennerhasset
Dri and !, &c.
Hdkfs from
Sc to $3.50
Napkins,
Towels,
Linen 7 able
Damask,
Golf Gloves,
Kid Gloves,
Fancy
Pillow Tops,
Cut Work
Pieces,
Battenberg
Pieces,
Pictures,
Rugs,
Curtains,
and number
less other
common
sense articles
for presents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

VITALITY LOW deblitated or eN
haustcd. cured by DIR. kiines lnvigorat-
ing Tonic. Free 81 Trial bottle upon de-
scription %. case. DIR. klinc's Institute.
GSl Arch St Philadelphia. Founded 1871.
dec7sat4ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

FOR SALE OR EXCHiNtiI,--A !arg.
years old in March next; will c.chang"
for good poultry. Address, ancic-
Journal Office. Augusta. Ne. nu t5ndti
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21
TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS to let at Gan
nett st. near High school building. Very
for III, ais. dcClld3w