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The state herald., 1901-07-19

Lord Ritcheusrs military career in
South Africa seems to be nearing al end
and 1t would now DO no surprise to the
public il he should bs recalled at any
titne
The state herald., 1901-07-19

TED-TRUsTwoRTHY MEN AND wo
men to travel and advertise for old established
house Of solid financial standing. Salary $3.50 u
year and expenses. all payable In cash. No can.
WASHING required. Give references nnd cncloss
self-addrrs-ed stnnmcd envelope. Addres. Man
Accr. sAs CKxton Bldg, Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
sHEIFr's SALE.

sHElFr's SALE.
By virtue Of IN e,cation fisri FHciAa issue,i
out Of the Clerks hce Of the District Court
OF rhiiiis county and
state Of Colorao. and TO me directed
whereby lam pnimandcd To make the
sum of two hundfd thIrhy. eight and sp-ioo dol.
lars tsxs.oo) aniosts of suit. the amount Of I
certain judsnef recently obtAined axainsi
Charles L. Erich.i In favor Of A. 4. Webb. oa,
ot III. tcncmsnisxools aud chntteis Of tho sait
Charlie. x. Erioksn.
have lsvied pom the following propst,
10 Wit.
kEN of Be,ion ii,ownship North o
RAnsv n West uahs sp u In Phiiiips count,
Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command
shall expose 70 sale n public auction al
the r,xhi. tito and Interest Of the ADev'
named ChsTlssf kueksoni In and 10 the allow
drscribaf pSp-rsy on saturday th'
sOth day Not July iss
t o'clocki PIN. at the froat door II ~
county Court Nolsr In iioiyoLc. county q
Phillips and stAs4oi Colorado.
Dated nj xoiyAe Colo. this a,,h day Q
June ivoi..
6us Young. theria of rhi!lios county.
Date Of Sra sublication Jnns n ipoi.
Daf- of iast Publication Juiy ~. ipoi.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Cattle are dying by the thousands in
Mississippi from anthrax. So dsstruct.
i've is the disease that stockmen arc sell.
ing their cattie for almost nothing rath-
er than take their chances against the
disease.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The Mclean -Kilbourns democrats
were too strong for the johnson demo-
crates Of Ohio and run the state con-
vsntion to suit themselves.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

A carless smoker threw cigar stub
dowA in wheat field recently in Kan
sas and the result was that fifteen thous-
and acres Of wheat went up In smoke.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The Chinese government claims halt
million dollars damage from the United
States for outrages perpetratsd upon
Chinese citizens at Butte, Mont.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The citizens Of Eaton and vicinity are
making strong pull for the erection NJ
that place Of bset sugar plant.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Thirty seven percent OF the people OF
the United Stntes live in cities having
population Of 4,0W or more.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
sHAlivt's SALE.


by ,irfp. of ssfclai c,ccutIon on iAon for-
closure issued oasbf th. Ci-rk's offic- VI the
District coars of PHILLIPS county and state u
Coiora,io, aud tome dirr,r,i. whereby ] ain
commanded " ssshs ID. sum of tvo hundr~i
hftysis and p,.i0o dailnrt srs.ool and costs oi
suit, i~e anosst u certain iudssmsnt r~reat.
" otsainei against W. u. kelsey In favor u
George Y. CLARK n ai oat u tho lands. tene.
n,~ais, xoDas asd ehsttic. of tho saii ". D.
kel--y.
have l-vIei ~ tho following psoy~rs. to.wit
% vols i'aeioc li-,orts N vols Moth West Me
,ort u 'ols North East II-por,s u vols La~,sr
Anno lLisrts ~ vols Sr~ York q l. nN Am A
In knc, n 4 l. Reviews vol Am Corp llsp
vol Am Dig - Colo bap ilep - Am prc w
Zen Die, "a vol kn,y iltii smiih ffrnler Type
writer Jo, of miscellaneous Law boohs 0 bcoA
cn-es black horse Sear- old once furniture.
Therefore. according 10 .aid command. ! shai
rspos. fot sails. at Public Auction. ali the rich,
III. and interest II tho sboIn named W. u
Halaty IN aud 10 the aty,s described proirf'
Oh saturday the 18th day ~ july lDi n,
O'clock T.. n. ~ sl,s Front door ~ tho count
cout, housa In HoiJoke, Colorado,
Dated at iiolyoh. this ~ dny of June i'pi.
tius Young sheriff ~ Phillip. County.
Dsio of hr-, Publication juus -, ivoi.
| bs''uf last rublir-tioh Juli ~. ivpi,
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Congressman Cannon OF Illinois says
that there will bs no change made In the
tariff law by the coming congress.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The steckmen Of Kansas are reported
to b purchasing wheat to tssd to their
hogs and cattle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
SINKING SPELLS
Mrs. W. 7. Clark, Of Rome, N. y.
Tells how She Was Cured.

Indigestion and stomach trouble have
many results that. are not always
readily traced to their real causc
sometimes the kidneys are apparcutlv
affected but more often an irrrpularity
Of the hearts action produces a far
more alarming symptom The cause
is easily explained and isremovcd when
the stomach trouble is cured. A caec
il point is that Of Mrs w. L. Clark. NJ
3ls West Thomas street, Rome. n u
Shc says:
"To begin with, had gastritis.
which brought on sinking spells for
about an honr every morning. was
very weak and nervous and finally was
compelled 70 take to my bed Ny Ill
ness began III the spring Of 1891 ard
continued for about four months
! suffered greatly from the stomach
trouble and nervousness, but what al
armed me most was the sinking feel
ing at the heart.
II had read about DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People and when some Of
my friends recommended the pills yery
highly decided to give them a trial. Z
bought one box and by the time this
was used up the sinking spells had
ceased. ] felt better but continued,
taking the pills until had used twelve
boxes. | still keep the pills III the
house for | believe that they arc a
splendid medicine
Signed. MRS. ". T. CLARK.
Subscribed and sworn to before 1ne
this Goth day Of April, 1900.
BENZ. :. BROwN,
TScall notary Public.
At all druggists or direct from Or.
Williams Medicine Co-, Schenectady,
y. T., on receipt of price, . rcnts pcr
box: six boxes, S2.JO. Bc sure you get
tho genuine. Substitutes never cured
anybody.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
More Rural Delivery Routes.

Steadily and in many sections of the
country the extension of the rural de-
Evl,,- systrn, is being carried ON. \
large share of this good work is being
don. in Maine and this section Of th,.
Stnt. i nov particularly faN"rei 4.
IN. .,,,.,,nt ,npnt that twnmorc routes
starting from this city viii shortly b.
cxt;. fiisscd. making iiYc in al from
n. A,.ustl ,itice. is good news tu
those living along the 30 miles of road
through The prosperous farming sec
tion thus favored 1t means a better
and NOR. prompt mai service for All
these families. with tceir letters and
papers left at their doors every day of
the year. They are brought into
closer touch WITH the city and the
whole world, and they and the world
are alike gamers by the more intimate
relations.
The rural free delivery movement
means much for our country sections.
The monotony of isolatior becomes Il
thing Of the past: the educating in
tiuence of the daily paper becomes a
potent factor FOR good on the farm.
country life is made more attractive to
the young people. and an impulse is
given the movement Of city people to
seek country HON, :. The system Of
rural free delivery is yet in its in
fancy lis growth has been mar
>nllousiy rapid and it is the policy Of
Ee government to continue the extern
SION OF the service until all the farm
ing sections of our country enjoy its
blessing Its workings are emncntiy
satisfactory. for it has passed. through
th. experimental stage, and if there
are al IL $; any hiich"S or mistakes
they ar Quickly rcmcdied, and every
where the service proves a benefit and
Il popular success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
& Bangor { Aroosteet
fE Arrangement Of Trains
In Eftectl 0c,. l4lIN

Pullman Buffet Pdrlor Cars, betwes
Carbon and Bangor on trains ieaviz
Caribou i.t e.IJ 4. A. and Bangor at az
p. 81.
-.5- =. ~. Watervl... - y. NJ; Ban
cora. ti- IN. MI: Arrive Lagrange. SnA
A.. EICwnvlue. si0 \. NJ: hstahdin
run Works. l.ul A M.. NurcrOss. 9ss A
M Millinn,kfI. G-1 4 H.; Shermss
.Y.57 a " PAtttn. lilo ~. M. l,laai
Fats. lI.nS a. M. Smyrna Mills. llb
~. Mars rdis. I~ r. NJ: Ashland, LIZ
N N. iIolItuf, l--il i. NJ: BTidEewaiei
ihi J.. n II, aue is.r, l,.> 7. NJ. Car-
ibou. .3J u. MI. New Sweden 2.jS P. Nj
Van Bureu, ilh T. NJ; Limestone, 80 P
NJ. Fort Fairfield -.l5 T. NJ. Dover all
Foxcroft. 3ul 4. NJ. Guiiford 9.54 4. NJ;
Mouson, IUI3 \. NJ. Greenville. lla A
NJ
LEAVE Portland. la25 A. n. Augusta
81 T. ~ Watervjl'e. l2o + N Banggr =
i.lJ T. A.. Arrive BruwnviAe, ~ + "
NurrroSS. l4S =. MI: Millinocket. 80 p
NJ. sherman. So r. H.; Patten. II P
NJ. Island FANS. iii J.. NJ: Houton. aA
II. NJ. Pressure Isle. 94- T. NJ, Caribou
lo.l5 T. NJ: Fort Fairfield. 1905 P. VI.
LEAVE Portland. II. ~ p n; AIgIsn
-.at 7. A.: Wateryilic. &N I. N B,n-
cor q M P. NIL: BToNnvilie. t.4J /: Nj
Guilford 719 F. NJ. GreenviIe. s59 P; NJ
LEAVE Montreal. S.uJ L. NJ: quebec
2il p. H.: Greenvilie. 5.22 \ n; Non,oh
Junction. So 4. M; Guiiford, 62 A. NJ
Dover and FoXcrnft. 7a4 j. N: katan-
din Iron Works. so 4 n; Brownvlie
i'm A. N.: Lagrange. SO \. N.
ARRIVE Bangor, 90 l. NJ.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield, 80 \. NJ; Car
ibou, fla \. A.; Presque Isle. @e y n
Houitou. >e1 A NJ Ashland. 1.U A. nj
Ma>arli~. 7..I ~ N.; Sn.yrua Mills, -
A. H.. Island FAILS. ai7 a. ~: faits9'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
A Victory In Porto Rico.

Porto Rico is getting along nicely
| and promises we'll for the future. The
value of the October exports from the
! island was $1o".ooo. more than double
the exports of October. 1900. The
tr;,d, Of the island with the United
States is constantly increasing, even
in luxurics. showing that the people
hav" money to spare. The Hollandcr
| taxation law is working Well. 1t is an
euuitabl, system. something that Porto
| Rico never had before. and is provid
ing revenue fully equal 10 the island 5
fiscal needs. Perhaps the highest
| compliment Yet paid to the success Of
American administration of Porto
Hican affairs comes from the Herald.
| :. leading Madrid newspaper. Re
! ferring "a thv recent summer session of
the legislature OF Porto Rico. at
which it was shown that the island
was financially sclf-suppoiting III"
Heraldo says.
! From what is said in the voumi-
| nous report. there can be many in
structiVv deductions recalling our
! colonial errors an4 the eloquent com
parison made between the damages
du.. to a regime exceptionally dear. am!
the benefits oi a regime extraordinarily
cheap and remunerative. which
should result in cnrfoundinG and
ShaminE uS. That i'll a few months
they the Americans should have at
tained what we failed to attain during
th. centuries Of our domination Ger
tainly does not tend Ia make US vain.
nor make us cease to lament our
ntsligencc and inaptitud". But if all
This had historical Importance only il
would be Of little actual value. Ii is
not after. hut before. We left our
colonicS that we should have learned
theS- elementary principles of colonial
policy: 1t is to be Inferred from thes''
facts that a radical revolution in ali
the administrative matters should l."
worked transfer ming Il budget Of cX-
pense to one Of public utility which
would rcmuncratc the expenses in
cured. This is not a visionary
| scheme but one which answers to the
aspira tions of all democratic counties,
that of removing charges from neces-
sari"s OF life and articles Of general
| consumption and of encouraging by
| rational taxes internal Colonizations
and the building up Of q vigorous rural
| democracy This report also shows
that it is also possible to assess proper
ties rapidly and without enormous cX-
pensc and With assurance Of ac-
curacy ana equity. II proves that Whcl
the people of Spa in ask for radical rev
olution in their administrative and
financial regime they ask for nothin.
which is illuSory or impossible. They
only ask that there shall be done with
in n few years. in their case, the Samt
wrrk which in Porto Rico has beer
rcalized in q few months.
This high praise from Spanisl
source is Very gratifying and signili
cant 1t shows thai ut least one news
paper of the Spanish capital has eX
ceptionaI clearness Of apprehension
and diSpassionatenes of judgment. |
is q splendid endorsement of the Soot
work of Governor Allen. and puts t.
shame the petty critics of the oppoSi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
THE ESQUIMO

The Esquimo eats blubber.
The lumbcrmen eat pork.
These people are constantly
exposed to cold and physical
strain. Experience has taught
them that fatty foods give
warmth and nourishment.
For those who have cold
and thin bodies, or are threat
ened with consumption Or any
wasting disease, there is no fat
in 50 digestible and palatablc a
form as SCOTS Emulsion.
Physicians prescribe it.
Wen end YOU a little ;rv, il YOU Ike.
eroir y roWNE, 800 Pearl street. New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

On the very day that a monument to
THE great Democratic" statesman
Thomas jefferson. was unveiled in
Louisville. said to be the finest public
monument in the entire South. an un-
kind historian brings to light the fact
that Thomas jefferson entertained a
colorcL man at dinner in the White
House and went 50 far as to invite him
to visit Monticello This colorcd man
was benjamin Banneker. who was re-
markablc for his attainments III
mathematics, especially in astronomy
besides being ii linsuSt of note
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

II would certainly b" a great i'm
rrovement 70 Water street. 4 thr
Maine Central Railroad could secure
tho land from he track At the foo; q
Ein-s hiu t" Court street. ANA convert
the triangle in5n q park. as it is .aiI
to have contemplated doins At "n"
time. such an Improvement would "
appreciated ~ our citizens ANA would
giv. visitors to augusta nu,h better
.irst impression - our city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
ANOTHER HOPELESS CASE
CATARRH
CURED.

H"dman Mills. "a. My. ~ Il ''
The Il. r. Booth Co:
Dear Sirs:-i am cisht%-'"' l,,i i,
and have been sufferer from .','i,"
the head tor Twenty-Five OF '"l''H ~,
Have doctored with many spe't''i-,o "r'
They all told m" that the diSc'H' va [
,urnblc an account nt my 'E''
Iiycmoi advertised and cbh'iui" 70 =
il trial. At,cr ls.nr II = snort 'li"'
WIS greatly h-neiitrd. dnd t'ih ~" ~
thai am entirely cured. ~ mas p''h =,
months Sinc" stopped ualn" th' T'i''
and ! still remain cui''..
JOHN s. GRAY
Since government statistics nav" ir"N"1
that Hy"mci alone reduced ~" d"Ht II
rate from respiratory disease n pcr cent
.l l3f thousands OF SGii 'r"rs from
coughs. catnrrh. bronchitis ana '":-
sumption have St"pcn ga "rm"i iiN&
with ether Treatments. used iiT"mri. ani
bc,l compl'tcll cur,h.
1t is now only NC, >-.r> f"E III" y Ihil y
Ga understand this ana th' efforts 90
i'hysi, innS aad health hoard- tu STAN
cut th.so terrible plague vii b. Succ''~-
ful.
Coughs. catarrh. rt,un"ila ANA ttl-
sumption cannot tXi-t Nh'i' lifHmt o.,
used. ANA every man. wuman ana chi I!
in this country should inhai" This u"~
v"imicid" 1t least once Zach d.,..
"! unci Is Suid ~ att druggists rr sem
bi mail Prize. butttS t"mil"tt Nl".
Trial puti.ts 2''-. li>"mci i;stim -'c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The reputation Of the elephant as a
tough beast. and of Jumbo IT. of Bos-
trcks animal show at the Buffalo Ex-
position. as pan ticuiarly hard speci-
nirn to deal with was well illustrated,
III" other day. 1t was thought ad-
Nisable to kill this ugly giant and
clectrocution was the method selected.
sine" that L. the fashion in New York.
ihc Dig fellow was taken out into the
~ ud!c Of the stadium. ha:nessed with
'f''fo""S and other apparatus. and
'h'"if chained 70 a platform. Then
-'"" volts OF electricity were turned
90 with the power of Niagara behind
'i'chl- ne aocounts say that jumbo
merely wassed his tail tore up a plank
with lis trunk and trumpeted in mild
!'Iot' 81. six times the 1000 volts war.
WI '' ''' nut 1t wasn't Jumbo's day to
&c. lie acted as if the shocks simply
H'kied him. and at last vas led bach
!" us quarters on the now dismantled
'''uWiF. Explanations made by tn,
'i9c'l lcIanS for the failure were tha,
'uH'';"S hide had the resistance OF
'"h"er and that this formed :, non-con
''''.T imnerNious to electricity. Other,
re mat if it takes lo0o VOLTS Ia xii
man. il would necessarily ;,,k,. mor
'''''h -" volts I" kill ar elephant
Anyway it j. 2 big ad for Jumbo II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

There is ringing Americanism "i
th,. highest type in every word az
senator Lodges Middlesex speech, NE
KIM! II Am-ricanism thar gives the Re
,ublic"n party its present power ANA
popularity. He speaks for the COM
mor,ial policy If the lat" President
the sanding Of American products
abroad in American ships the main
tenanc- of a navy So strong that n"
.ow"r Will deem il prudent to disregard
the Monro, doctrine Of otherwise
modest us. ana imm"diat" canal l.gisla-
1iou.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

undianatnlIa Journdil
! F.r "or-,.ur'' cl.cii"hs thoF" "f Tue
dn. showed extraordinary ritalii} w ~"
,.r.tt { ttI Party
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
AIab ama's New Constitution.

I Al the election. last week. Alabama
o>.i-u hclming majority Of the votes
counted. At one Time there was Il
prospect OF active opposition to the
constitution ana Senator Morgan was
reported to be against it, but Il he was
opposed 10 il he did nothing to pre-
vent it, adoption.
The chief points Of interest IN the
n.W constitution are the suffrage
claus. and the clause providing for
ouadrennial sessions of the legislature.
The former is the longest and most
complicated Of any suffrage clause in
corporated in q southern state con
stituiion. II is designed to disfranchsc
tho "olored Voters as are the similar
clauses in other new constitutions Of
southern states. and leave the ballot in
the hands of every white man. and at
I'll" same time not to come in conflict
with the fifteenth amendment to the
u Guerra CONSTITUTION. iif 'hii't -
given to all male citizens of the state
" hr s.rycd honorahly III any war in
which Alabama was concerned anr
10 All their lawful descendants. and
also IT, all persons Of Eood character
I and who understand the duties of Citi-
zcnship, provided they are registered
prior to December %. l9o. They then
become voters for life. After that date
all voters 10 10 registered must nc abb"
som" lawful occupation. or be the own
| .rS or the husbands of women who ar"
! owners of forty acres Of land or real
estate assessed at II least $500. All
poll taxes must br also paid beginning
With the year 1901.
1t would appear from this summary
that the future Of tn" Alabama negro
~ a voter ~ a Very dubious one. 50 ii
1, in several other southern states. but
what ill become, of thcs,. clauses when
they run NJ against the United States
constitution? The conflict Will com,
sooner or later and the state constitu-
tions viii have to give way. Alabama
viii b.. thy first state t. try the plan of
limiting its legislative sessions u one
in -four years. This is long time be-
tween seasons. hat perhaps not t""
long. If tie plan works Well in Ala
bama it may. be tried i'll other states.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Sure 10 Tickle Tommy.


Queen NlcNHndra'" Christmas Giiis II
siIvcr-mouui'd britrwp"d pipes. h"hfinE
tit. stn,uu ~ tt. crown nud her mHIcslt N
monogram Tor thr soldiers III SoIth AT
ricn. nrr likely 10 awaken cA"n NOR" J"r
Ia Tommy Atkius bosom than TIA" lat"
pu,,u Victoria Christmas boxes ~
chocolates similarly uInumrnted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

tion in this country who have declared
that this government was seeking to
opnress and rob the Porto Ricans.
Porto Rico is all right and its condition
zane prospects are a great victory FOR
thc Republican administration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The smallest exhibit at the Buffalo
Exposition was the fig wasp from
California. 1t can be seen only With
miCrOscope.-Ba American.
Our esteemed contemporary forGets
Names exhibit at Buffalo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Thursday. the Twenty Eighth Day oi Eovcm'
ber Current.

ss u day Of public thank >Giviuc I" Cod
FOR His manifold blessings and of re-
nernbrancc OF His loving Kindness.
l'pon that day let Labor b" suspended.
and gathering in YOUR accustomed r.arrs
of Worship. let all Join in making il 4
time of grateful and genuine thankSgiV-
ing.
Tie present year has been one rf
abundant prosperity I" our state; the
rewards Of honest industry and well di-
rccted effort have. never been greater. ANA
as W. rejoice over huuntiful harVcStS atfi
tn" success which has crowned uur efforts
in every field Of cudcaIur. let o.. rcrncm
b.r the poor and unfortunate; let our
;ratitud" for health ana pi"rtl he eN-
pressed not alon" in words, but IN deeds
Of charity and benevol.ncc. that all may
have cause for thankfulnesS.
Given Il, the Executive Chamber at Au-
gu-ta, This fourth day Of November,
in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and one. and
of the independence of the United
States Of America. the one hundred
and twenty-siXth.
JOHN r. HILL.
BY the Governor.
BYRON BOYD, Secretary of State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

-, otIi'ft. or NolttE THEREON.
District OF Maine sS
th this Hth day of November. 4. u. 1914
IN rcadirE thv foregoing petition. il is
ordered by the court. that a hearing H.
hdd upon the same on Tho -gth d;tN W,
\oNt mbcr. y. -. 1921. before, said corr ~
Portland. in said District. ut ~ n'cIurH
~ the forenoon. and that notice tlrrrat
~ published i'll the Daily kcnnebr, JoIr-
nv. q newspaper printed in SAID District
ana tiiat an Known creditors ana ,th.I
persons IN interest. may appear at said
I'm" ana place. and snow cause il any
they have. why lie prayer at said MI
tl;i0nrr should Rot he granted
And II is further ordered ~ the court.
wat tnr rlCrk snail send 10y mail tn al!
known creditors copies Of said petition
~ " TINS nrdet addressed to them 1T their
places .: residence as stated
Nitrrs. ihr Honor thIc NATHAN
EiE Jrfc" IF III" said court ana tnr
s,t,l thereof. at Portland. III Saii District
On IN, uh taN ri Novrn,hcr A. ~ Epl.
a.. - y. IL. DAVIS, Cierk.
a true cory Of rrt.tio" ana nrier thereon.
Attest: y. H. DAVIS. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
RAILROADS & STEEMsGlr,
Esrs - a.4s557 'FFSfI-ss sss.'-s.,-v ..r
tEEAa 6 a,,,.lA,.IfxSf;iI,:,,
.saassSssxG G. Is -; - = -. !,

lows. III ii.
,o,. THROUGH TRAINS
IoINF Ny fS G-C.su AL N. fnr I...e.,.
i,.ii n1li5hi'tstDn. fntIhpe. KDcia,ns
Quebec; l06H 4. n. t.r I;r.1I,.,t'." 7'd
ls~3H. Pennington, IuIliuS t'.r,,,'.rN' wv
kaHGrley. RnckIand, Prrt.arI p
40. tpHWdl. Fab1 ans. i.aura.t.t IVY
ham. M ~. Berlin r4Hs gr...., ''f''
~; Stratford, Sand I'oud. Coi.L,,-s.
ana B"echnr rails, 5.In =. N
Portland, 2.'1 e. y (expressl for liz ae1d Il
wick. Portland aHL ..ss..,t ,,,.,1,l.t' ~
fnr Bath. Portland. Lewiston r.,.a.a'i'z
Bridgt r. NJ. Conway and EsrtJeff. Y Z.
u. NJ. might Putnam every nich, ~ ~
Lewiston, Sath. Portland and 1n.,taN aN
" "A. NJ. daily except Annday ftr p.y,.'
GOING EAST-l.32 A. ST. tni,t,
presal for 5kowhegan. Bangor. Bar ~
Dor. 81. stephen. CCalaist 81 .;onn ~
fax and ATVortook county and to W.
ingt0a 70. II. x. Monday morning ,e,a- a,s.
EAST does not connect for Skowheaa,s' sy.. ~.
Or beyond spar1gor. exceat - E.:lssa,.s
4 N ash. Co. II. r.. 9.la - NJ. for Wsts-t'
vile. Belfast, SkCwhegan. Banynr vi
Baei.xpor r ll.335 T. NJ, Watervilie. Bansarr, M,
Old Town Patten. HouIfon ard CsrsS,s,
gfs y. X Al. =. x. Vancehor5 4.
Siepben, Calais. HoIlton, Woo4s,osk
81 John aua1 Halifax, and b JeynsD'e,' pgsseek'
va 0ekiand aYd Winthrop: "a P. M se
pres5sfC4 Water riIle, Bangor Bar Ham,
WISH. CO. r. r.. Old Town. GreenrE.
.and KatasiSgr Iron Works: 5,30 p. n Y.
Watervilie Cafssffd. Ndrtr Anson. Biar.
ham. Skowhegan. Belfast. Foxeros
Crecnville, Bangor Old Town an, iVic.y'T Va,,'T
wamkeag. I2s +. y. LOT Water,diie
STNDAYS-GOing wet. 2.B A a.
Portland. Boston lG.s 4. n. ~ p n
for BrInyw!ck. Bath Portland and paS. II
ton. Going east, l.a2 a. NJ. bangor: sF
y. ~ dnc 20 +. Vi. for WateryBle and
Bangor.
The Night Pullman Train leaving a,
lJ3 IN. W Monday morning. going ss.r
does not connect for Skpwhegsn. nor \,
sunday morning fDr Belfast. Foxcrnit II
east n Bangor. except % Ellsworth ari
Wash. Cr. X. r.
ArtrMMODATION TRAINS
AL-..L -..r \ u s.L-.rLL Z. Aprt,:rn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

1t is this week that the grand meteo!
shower is advertised to come off. but
when the clouds are thick the show is
not wholly success or highly en-
joyahle to The spectators.