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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-07
d. & K. q. Excursions.

Woodmen Special, August 8, for
Log Rolling at Pueblo. Leaves
Salida 1870, Canon 9:l5 and Flor
ence @:3 a. m. Coaches placed at
Florence for passengers from this
place 1884
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-07
Salt Lake Excursion.

On August IL at Salt Lake City
will be held the Second Annual
Reunion of the National Society
of the Army of the Philippines.
For this occasion the ID. & r. G
and Rio Grande Western will sell
tickets on the llth and 18th from
Florence at SIS for round trip. 3e
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-07

The big steel floating drydook,
which is being built for the United
States government, and three 80
knot torpedo boat destroyers will
all be landed together at Sparrows'
Point, Maryland, August 10.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-07

For digestive weakness, nervous
ness, pains in the side, hatulence,
dizziness, wakefulness, headache
and other annoying accompani-
ments of costiveness, Herbine is a
prompt and unequalled remedy.
Price 80 cents. Cafky & Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-07
Notice to Teachers.

The regular examination oil
teachers will be held at Canon
City on Friday and Saturday
August 10 and Is, 1901, also, al
the same time in Florence at the
McCandless school house. The
sessions will begin promptly at
O'Clock a m. Those interested
will please bear in mind that the
new law imposes fee of one dol
lar for the examination.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-07

Old papers ut this office for 20
cents per hundred. just the thing
for putting under carpets. If
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-07

DR. L b. Fleming. dentist
Crown and bridge work a speciality
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

The stage drive from West Gardine.
who reached Au1I.tl about l.30 Fri
afternoon. left behind i'll The drifts. Two
Sleighs. robes, etc. ana had To come
part of the way tl horseback. afte"
the manner of the oil pony express
one sleigh becoming submerged in the
snow, he left that. come on little
further. ana borrowed another. This
in turn became incXtricably mixed in
snow drift, ana was loft behind, the
rest If the distance through the snow
drifts being made on horseback. Then
sleigh was borrowed, to com
pletc the trip. He set ont on his re-
turn in the afternoon. BIZ. his chances
of picking up the dercliCt sleighs look
ID exceedingly slim in the teeth of the
gale that was Juggling drifts as though
they We're feathers. The NaSsalboro
stage got as far rs church hill. when it
was forced to tu:n back. Meanwhile
the wind went on piling up drifts and
SNOW bills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
FROZEN SAILORS RESCUED.
Tough Experience Of Crew Of Shipwrecked
St. John Schooner CIayo!a.

New York. Feb. S-The Steamship
James. S. Whitney, Capt. John ' Ha1InI'
came into port. today. bringing the crew
of the shipwrecked schooner Ci3vni,, fron,
St John. The shipwrecked sailors had
their feet frozen and were sufferin. other
W Sc.
The men We're picked up in Long Island
sound near New Haven CAM Viii. -
the Clayola says that for - hours ~ ,ni
his crew fought the northwest paIs n
Long Island sound. The vessel icp-cov
treu. tntir mast gone, and the vessel al
most hlled with water they fnupbt ~
keep from freezing During an MS Inn,
they were without food and were slowly
being frozen to death. Relief came ms
morning, when the Metropolitan Line
steamship James 5. Whitney from LOS
ton, came along and picked them m
ne 'iayola, two-masted schooner.
left -. John on the 18th of January. Snc
entered Long Island sound, Feb t. The
weather was extremely cold ana 4 fierce
gaze was blowing from the southwest
Sapl. Willis. owing to the wind at Z f.
NJ. on the ith, dropped anchor ~ miles
southwest of Faulkner Island. The yes
sci was PRETTY well iced ana the crew
We're forced To break ii with hatchets in
order to work the ship
AS the vessel had begun to drag her
dnchof on the 9th. the captain nut down
4 second anchor. Waves broke continu-
ally over the schooner ana the matches
We're carried away. with every wave
that boarded her after that She shipped
nun. To add to their troubles the fore
mast was carried away and the boat con
tihutd 70 drag. In order to Tighten her
apt w llllS mad the mainmdst cut away.
MOST OF htr d"cklodd had been carriet.
away by this time. The men were in am
exhausted condition. The provisions below
We're spoiled ANA they were not abb. to
get them. The crew could. by choppine
Keep 4 space free from ice, IN which to
move about in, ana that was an Their
oilskins ana clothing were Il mass Of ice.
lh"N had a hard time to keep the blood
circulating IN their veins until relic:
came. Four Of the men were so badly
frozen that they had TO be carried TO the
small boat. They were taken to the HuI-
son street hospital here, tonight. They
We're Charles Monahan. y years old. Of
canada; Philip Drausch. ~ Of Prince
Edward Island. Michael Beardson. y. oI
this city; Albert Ducet 2. of Prince Ia
ward Island
capt. Willis hands were frostbitten anu
ms tongue swollen. The mate was also
SHShtlN frostbltten. The tug Flushing
VIA tow the ClaNola to this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York, Feb S.--There was a consd-
cradle falling off in the volume Of deal
ingS in stocks. today. and the decline
would have been much more marked had
il not been for bringing forward into ac-
tivity of horde of low priced stocks of
the class denominated amongst the bro
kcrs as eats and dogs. This is charaC-
terlstc of a long bull movement on the
theory that the higher range of values
attained in the general market entities
the low priced stocks to some increase i'll
Valuation, even without special develop
ment in the affairs Of the properties The
bidding up of these stocks is also ia
vurite device by bull operators to sus
tain the market for the purpose of realiz-
ing in the higher priced stocks winch
have already enjoyed their advance. So
stock market was concerned this was
clearly what was going on. today. As Il
matter of fact. combination rumorS were
circulated regarding the railroads whose
stocks are selling below 90, as has become
the fashion in dconnectiCn with bull
movements, but some Of the stocks were
bid til without specific rlmors on the
general principle that any railroad is
available tor a combination nowadays.
The Steel stocks made a great show Of
etr,usnt jlst at the opening. None of
The advances were fully maintained ex-
crDt Federal Steel ana business in the
t,ro1lD fell to comparatively small proper
lions. Sugar had an advance of "a.
There was a continuance Of the activity
81 the bond market, today, but there
were reactions on profit taking at some
noints. Wabash Gcbentrres b. S. ad-
vanrrd & points and the \. $. ~. Total
sales, rar value, $S400,U00. Unit. d States
bonds were all unchanged on the last
oa1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

T.. a IL n. ff NJ
,,-, il.
'luSiaSil iI'di ii'I i h'il'' Z" N'I'H N ''''
University uf Maine. the guests Df the
t,.a,.n alumni ,-,r. or..+nl tn7,isht at
~. ,.igltb r.tin;.r Il, YnIng's Hnt,l IN.
.,,,...,.f p,nLi4.. t,Il,v.,l ). feast nC onrl
,,,,,,ys '.,s tbi. H., mn, hnJ fnIlnved = busi
49,. ,,,,.ti,,, "a which / . Snutbard az
itngt," 80 ,.,,.,.r nraeijant TN. foists
,,,.r,. ,tr,,,,,.,.d b,. president South1rd AMI
III. rns,,nsn.. ,,crn HI. president Harris
~, ..I-ni,..,sit, pnirinn.', Han Henry
n,I ,f Tnr..nr i,rrsj,iart III I'll. honrl
1T ,r,ef,..s iii thp uniyprsil,. Han /, il
,yjn.inly pnnkIand- IInn Is,irh X Sta,
UNI i,.,ngnr. ! 4 Rntas pnrtlanL- prnf
n ~ it9rr,t1 III Amharet ~ 4. l.,
.u.is nr ~ .oIIapn nthIati, r,,,n,nitta.
arj !, y Ni.rrrtbt. reDr...auto i've ~ TN !,
,,i.rar.,,J,,.,t. hnd, If tha UNIVERSITY
president Southard cnnl,e on tho work
Of rho smaller cnII.rcs Il the country ami
the nerson1I friendship Dossibie between
etulrnrs ana iustructors He referred ia
~ IarI, II inIimarv III the Iargrr roI-
iap,.e calling il lack III spirift. Ana
rritirizc,l president I.Ifnt If li1ry1rd fDr
lsr,.ing WI. Bermuda III, IN. M. M IN
IItrvrrd-Y,r. Hill haI pnmc this year
IL ehmuino tittIe Interest in M. college
1tblatjc,
EX-Speafer Lord of Bangor. spoke in
laudatory terms of President Harris of
the university and his work in developing
the institution lie sand the outlook iof
the future 81 me college was very bright
lIN-Speaker Isaiah y. Stctson 81 Bangor.
treasurer Of the college, paid 4 glowing
tribute to DT. Harris. referring to him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
Ran Through Deep Snow.

South birmingham. Mass Feb S-Thr
Residence Of b. Il. Elaisdell Of Boston at
SaNunVillc was destroyed by fire. his
morning. causing d loss Of fIlly Sl2Un
II was a large mansion house after the
English style ana contained 70 rooms Ii
had lately been improved and a portion
81 1t was DEVOTED to a ncrVIne hospital
The family of Mr.. Elaisdcll had mar
row escape and had Ia run through dee,
snow in their night clothes for Il long dis
lance.
The destruction Of the property was due
10 a large extent to the great amount OF
snow about the place. the ire department
being delayed over an hour by having to
shovel their Way NJ ~ the building m,
house was fully insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
A LARGE CART
Continued from page -


tho stan where TIL. budv Aas futlnd ann
stopper The bpIy was thru Hi tn, barn
floor. Examination Of tn, hous revealed
the presence Of two oil cans. Wines
first visited the Knight pasture about
The lt3h of May. lie did not know
whether the birch PROPS which the re-
srond, mt pat in place were nailed to the
nut the least n,s,itancy al,nut turuiu..
over anv articles Of clothing ~ wished
Joshua Gptchcn of S.uth Hprvick wiz.
thr next w III, stand H.. Identified Tin.
Knife produced M I'M. iurIrsr HI tnn
prop,rty ~ RESPONDENT ii had Mn. 1n-
pparHucr Of having been pulish.d
The cross-rxamination ~ Attorney
Ycaton was short and to the point VIII
ness admitted that he had never secured
a knife himself or polished one
John Han OF North Berwick was on
th,. stand only Inug .nni,eh to testify Ia
th,. All. m I'M l,1,-i.I IN hiu hrntb.-
Auril AZ
HnI.ut N Ini,.. d ...tr,-,ynr yy,s rr-
called and 4ayt several mr,s.Irrni,nt;
tal.on ..t I'M F.urrucn i Erirht nI.r..
The holes biirnrd II, ,b4 harm ,i7-nr VI. d.
scriLrd cxactIv.
Deputy Fred \ Sr,ucar pf H.rv.icl,
testified iha; ne had examined the I'lor-
cncc knieat Iiacc. Nav l. and saw
tracks which extended III th, direction OF
th,. railroad
Witness Mrs r. H. WhitehouSo Of
South BrrUirL k.,..y Irlnuf. St,rayI1a 4
r4w w.nks bnfnr. tba Iirth III inn tirst
child. witness stated Mrs Spraglie came
M bntlsr III Witness Nm snrn. rhildrrn.s
clothing ana Latter WAS acrnmpanird IN
Edwin H. Knight. Cruss-cxamincd. Wit
nrss; said Mr. KNIGHT ala not come win
the direct intention Of bringing tho
Spragil4 woman. but rather. was on his
way to = house farther up the road.
Nrs I.Inr.ur. !, Dsr,nd of P.rvicl.
Will, ,mfinl..d ~ ~ iugiir h"iIs.
yher. Fui,nir Sprnsur lived. knew If RI
snond.nt's bnying cniird "a sre IN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
In Regard to Scrofula.
1t is commonly inherited

1t is commonly inherited a.
Few are entirely free from Il
Pale, weak, puny children arc am;o.
ed with it IN nine cases out Of ton
And yet it may develop SO sIou,,, .,
to cause little, If any, disturbanc" f' a'
ing the whole period of childhood
1t may then produce dvsnn,,,;,
catarrh, and marked tendency ~ p nn,.
sumption before manifestino ;+so, fo !.
much cutaneOus eruption ar oland,,Ia
swelling. 80
A hundred and one thincs aacrora.o
it, among them being want Of . proper
exercise, too much heat or cold i'm
pure air, unwholesome food bad
water - whatever tends to yitiate thu
fluids and relax the solids VIC
Common indications Of Il .re
punches, assesses, inhamed eyelids,
sore ears, rickets, paleness. nrrvons,
ness, wasting, and general debility
1t affected the eyes and caused q
running sore On the head of Grace
Goodwin, OF West Franklin Maine
who, at eighteen years of age testified
that she had been entirely cnr.d If il
by Hoods SarsaparIla, when other
medicines had failed to do bar orv
good whatever.
1t exhibited itself in sores on the
face and neck Of the son Of Nh Eta
Washburn, OF kennebunk, Maine, and
in punches under the eyes Df tLo
daughter of Mrs. W. f. Tewksbnry Of
South Atkinson, Maine, both of whom
We're radically and permanently cured
by Hoods Sarsaparila.
The fact is, Hoods sarsaparila is
the medicine Of all modicinc, for
scrofnla, il either sex, at any age.
1t acts directly and peculiarly on tie
blood, which it rids Of every impurity
and makes rich and abundant, and
this can be easily proven by what it
has done in your own neig!,borhood.
Accept 10 substitute for Hoods
Sarsapariila.
40 substitute acts like it
Remember, the first sep toward
Hoods il 4 step toward d cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

| 'harles Hamlin of Bangor was in the
city, on business. yesterday.
ID. w. L;ttlefield Of Portland. was in
the Guy on business, yesterday
A. d. Bird Of Rockland. was the guest
ol friends in the city. yesterday.
Charles K. Written went to West
Nlntcrport, Friday, on business
l.. II. Rogers of Searsport, was call
ing on friends at the capital. Friday.
6. Il. Morgan Of Louisville. Ky. was
IN the city for few hours. yesterday.
d. NJ. Park of old Orchard. was the
guest of friends a: the capital. yester-
day.
Levi Poor was out. Thursday. for the
INST time since his illscss with the
/ grip.
Mrs. +. coombs is quite sick with Il
severe cold At her home, ia Water
street.
Charles II. Hoxie Of Fairfield. was
calling ON friends at the capital. yes
tcrday.
Among the visitors ut the capital. yea
t"rday, was G. +. Orne of Boothbay
iiarbor.
Hon. Llewellyn Powers left for his
nome on the 80 express, yesterday af-
eInoon.
:. j. Chadoourne. deputy secre airy
OF state. was called to Newport on
business. yesterday
Mrs. William BodSe Of Naterville
was among the out-of- town visitors at
the capital, yesterday.
Lorenzo Lowell. one Of the employees
at Gannetts publishing house. is con
fined to his bed with a serious attack OF
the grip.
Mrs. Charles d. Whitehouse Of Eea-
Yer. col, arrived in the city. Friday.
and is visiting Mrs. e. +. Wing on
Spring street
charles i. Prentiss, local repre-
sentative Of the international Cor
reSpondencc School. went - Watervilr
on business, yesterday.
Miss cora L: Briggs. who has been
visiting her parents. Representative
and Mrs. Briggs at - Grove street re
turned to Portland. Friday.
Representative ana Mrs. W. II.
Briggs Of Harrison. entertained their
nephew. Capt Charles $. Briggs, 60. a,
Portland High School Cadets. Wcdnr:-
day.
Fred l.. Fogg was in Lewiston. last
night in attendance upon the feStivi-
ties of the annual ladies' night given
by the members of the Kora Temple"
4. 4. q. y. NJ. :.
Russell NJ. Field night baggage
master al the NJ. &. station in this ity.
WAS called to Windham. Friday morn
ing by the death Of his brother. r. 4.
Field. who vas killed Thursday by the
explosion 1T the Oriental Powder
Mills.
FRANK l.. Page OF North Wakefield.
n. H.. has accepted the position as
clerk at Hotel Johnson. Mir. Page Il a
brother Of the proprietor -. ". Page.
ana win no doubt administer to INC
wants Of tie patrons Of the housa tp
the satisfaction of al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
How 10 Cure the Grip.

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy as di-
rcctcd and d quick recovery is sure to
follow. That remedy counteracts any
tendency of the grip 70 result in pneu-
monia, which is really the only serious
danger. Among the tens Of thousands
VINO have used it for The grip not one
ease has ever been reported that aid
not recover. For sale by John Cough
lin, III Water St. Augusta ana j. c.
Houlehan, Gardiner, Druggists.
Tues, Tn Sat.tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
King Edwards Speech.

London. Feb. N.-The cabinet ut Friday
meeting Will possibly settle the terms of
King Edwards speech at the opening of
his first Parliament on Feb. II. which
may hc expected 70 partially repeat his
speech IA thu privy council uu his acc,s -
sion day. expressing thanks for Inc con
doicnccs ana expressions of loyalty. r--
trrrinS tp his deep sense uf the RESPONSE
hlity of his new position ana announcing
his determination to seek the welfare Of
all classes. War funds and legislation to
promote the comfort OF the poor Will be
among the topics.
The Kings references 10 for,ign rcla-
lion sand the Transva4l are especially
eagerly awaited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
One BODY Found,

Portland. Feb. s.-The body of Thos.
A Field. ono OF the victims of the
powder mill explosion at Newhali.
Thursday. was found. Friday buried
in Il snow bank across the river from
where TIE mill stood. The legs. ~ ma
and a portion Of the head were missing
by the body was identified by the
clothing. The body OF J. c. Ross. the
other man who was in the press mill
ut the time OF tie accident, has not
ben recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
WORKING Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by '.io9e
t;reless. little workers-Dr. King ~
life Pills. Millions are aiWaSs
work, night and day, curing mus III.
tjon. Biliousness, Constipation Hion
Headache and all stomach, Liver anu
RowaI troubles. Easy, pleasant. sale
sure. Only 25c. at BoWdilch N cat
sters. Augusta; c. H. Beahe >,
ucr: s s. LightbOtly's, WaterViiie' vi Us
stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

George Dixon, the former feather
weight champion. and Harry Lyons.
Colored, of Chicago. gave a beautiful
exhibition of science in the Germania
Maennerchor hall. Baltimore. Friday
night. They We're booked for 20 rounds.
at the end Of which. While both men
We're winded. neither had the advan-
tagc. ana the referee declared the bout
a draw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

G. W. Wadlcigh's low cash prices ami
pear il Ills az today.
Bart r. Young florist. in Granite Bank
hu:lding. win toGay. sell fine pinks al
only ne. per dozen.
buckley & Goodrich today. sell the best
anamclcd table cloth 81 in width, at only
lie. per Yard Also large lire of walk
ing skirts al special prices. y nice on
for $l.9S.
Wish You could realize the cXcecungiy
low prices Hill x Locke make on Two
fine candy specialties today. That lovely
poe. butter scotch. pc today only. R.ch
and fine chocolate peppermints only 49,.
Russell & Weston make special prices
today. in petticoats both in black and col
ors You should see the new spring style
print wrapper with its deep tlounce ana
braid trimmed. for only t?c. W. +. cor
sets at half price. are going rapidly
The Whitman & adams co. have line
of flannel waists in all co.ors, you should
sarclv see. They are 81 value. but their
pr,ce is c9c. 1t is a new line just received.
jackets they sell at $!.4S even this late,
ar, proving to be sellers. Great marx
dutv, In nanuelctte night robes for "a iies.
Swift (: Turner have lovely llne 81
naint.d iardiniers. assorted sizes. when
tnev viii TO-DAY, make very low prices on
OF course YOU may think you do not need
them vet. but think of the money you
will save by buying at today's prices
Large. wood handle Christy knit" sharp
par1- ,uI,- ISt today.
q. H. Partridge the druggist. y aI"aH L
awake for giving his customers ana the
public. bargains through the Saturday
sreciaI sale columns. Today, he offers
good toilet paper, S packages for 2'c. lie
also has three cases of fine pure White
silk tissue boudor paper, 1900 sheets III i
n,,k,cr. which he offers today, thre-
paekages for nc. Better try TINS II y "
great bargain.
Even il you never Wore a chest p'o'oo
! tur or Jacket. this is an excellent 1hie u
| commence and then when your coa' -
unhuttoncd the cold searching W'ho VIII
,ot he as likely to find the week spo's III
lunrs ana bronchial tubes. To-Day p"
arch < Webster will sell their STOCK u
| those goods YER. low The 80 cent siEi
| tnr 3ac 75c kind only 59c. and SOU lach
,ts for ST. - remember these are ''u''
money saving prices,
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. Feb s.
DiscoIraging influences operated against
the wheat market early, but partial re
covcry took place later in sympathy with
the corn strength ana on cheerful sea
board export news. MAY closing "s1t'.
lower. Corn closed isc. higher. Oats
closed unchanged ana provisions 4 shade
easier.
The leading futures closed as follows.
.WliEAT-Feb., 72.-; March, 15Mt751s;
May, I9sM74s,
CoRN-Feb., 37ls; March, 379s; May, g.
OATS-Feb., 2l5s May. 25i4u25%
PORk-Feb., $l3SO: May. $14Uo
l-ARD-Feb., S142l-; March. $1.425.; MAY,
81. 50.
RIBs-Feb. ssG-ls: May, $7o2t..
Cash quotations Were as follows:
WiIEAT-No. spring, c9l301; No. =
CoRN-Nol. .. .7l.; No. yellow. a7la.
OATS-No. >. 25l-, No. white, 21mZ, :.
RYE-No. >. 81
BARI. Mailing. 52FtC4.
l-ANSEED-No. !. Sl.6oM16i; North
western. 81. ora ]. tn.
TIMOTHY SEED-S4.50.
LARD-S1. ipu1 49,
PORh-Mess, $5-S0T1305; ribs $3.50
t.l9. shoulders. 6HMsi-; short clear sides,
CIONET-c1t q,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

The management Of Charter Oak Park.
Hartford. Conn. is the first to announce
its stakes for the coming season, tn
first in the list is $il,0o" futurity This
race will be decided at the Grand Circuit
meeting of 1904 when the nominations
will be 3-ye1r-olds. Five stakes are opon
for the Grand Circuit meeting. next Sep
TENDER. The Charter oak stake of $lo.Dh
is for the 2.l3 trottin9 class and four OF
s25,D each are fer the III and 30 tcuttins
classes and the III and "a for pacing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

Three seamen We're sent. Friday. to
the new American ship Astral. at an
chor off the bar, to replace the mu-
tinoers who were arrested and brought
to New York. THU sday. The Astral
hoisted anchor in the afternoon and
started on her voyage to Shanghai.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

j. +. Fuller is in his new store for
business hui must defer his opening
day until the first of the week when
the public viii be cordially invited to
call and inspect The new store in all its
glory. OF course the store is now open
Tor trade. ana il seaaonable green
stuff, Cranberrier. sweet potatoes. etc.
etc. are in Stot l.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert !?

This question arises in the family ev
cry day. Let US answer it TODAY. Trv
Jell-O. a delicious and healthful dassort
Prepared in two minutes. No boiling, no
baking! simply add boiling v,.ter and
set 70 cool. Flavors: Lemon. Orange
Kat berry and Strawberry. Get a macy
srs " v"n~ Sro"ers tnSsv - ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

Stevens x Ballard have their own
name on the new 81 snoe they are ad-
N@rtis'ng. This ladies shoe they intro
du'c at this low price, and what is
more. guarantee it to be all right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09
New York Money Market.

New York. Feb 3.
Money on cali. steady. rae per cent !;
Prime mercantile Iarcr. "a rcr cent.
Sterling exchange. firm At 'tni.>i's
IN Gt:..aad and at SiSf!. for 60 days:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

c. NJ. Hale, grand secretary Of the
state Grand Lodge OF odd Fellows.
dropped dead at Tacoma. Wash.
Thursday night. while taking part in
init:atory ceremonies at 4 local ledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-09

David Hunter McAlpin. the Million
airc tobacco manufacturer and philan-
throrst. died Friday. at his residence
at New York. He was 81 years old