davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
rln Cru.. for Eo.lea EillInr.

1to SrcSt ior Ao.AeA EAhuSs
In making pie crust for boiled filling,
such as for cream pie, thin peach fill
ing, or apple meringue, fill the paste
shell, before baking, with flour, to keep
the lining in good shape. When baked
the -four can be busted cleanly from
the shell. and can be used as Drowned
-four for gravies.
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
Long and Short speeches.

An eminent Scotch divine was once
asked how long he would require to
prepare speech. THAT depends" said
he, upon how much time am to oc-
cupy in Its delivery. II am to speak
for quarter Of an hour / should like
a week to prepare; If l am to go on
as long as | like | am ready now"
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
The op.n-Air re,.pnone.

The nearest approach to wireless
telegraphy in point Of convenience Of
communication is the open-air tele-
phone, for use in the public streets.
When this has come into use you can
jump OF a street car at any corner,
call up central, and talk with your
pastor or your best girl and have 1t all
over in a second.-Chicago Journal.
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
Men who get trusted for. the mate
rials may be said to build their houses
on sand"
Cruisers for Russia.

Among the newest constructions Of
the Russian navy to engage the ener-
gies Of the shipbuilding plant at Mic
olaieff will be a new cruiser Of 10000
tons, 1900 horsepower and eighteen
knots speed. Besides this the same
ys will launch protected cruiser
OF ons, 1880 horsepower and
tive -.nree knots speed.
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
Marble Arehl.p,.eop.l Throne.

A1Oss1SVDOVPWs
The magnificent archiepiscopal
throne which was sculptored at Rome
has arrived at the great Roman Cath
olic cathedral, Westminster. 1t Is Of
white marble with mosaic work, re-
plica Of the opal throne in st. Johns
Lateran's, and IL gift to Cardinal
Vaughan from all the English bishops
Of his diocese.
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
p.i,ter. es Y.au Old.

Thomas Sidney Cooper is the Oldest
painter actively engaged in the pur-
suit of his art He Is now SO years
old and as early as 1920 was making
a living as theatrical scene painter.
Since then he has exhibited 230 pic
lures at the English Royal academy.
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
rund for Edne.t,op Of ro...

The German Emperor has assigned
the sum Of 100000 marks, collected by
East Prussians at the bicentenary Of
the kingdom of Prussia, as fund for
the education Of boys who are no lon
ger under the care OF their parents.
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
1...r.rx Reward, Com. Late.

AiteToFy he"SIu" N~sA'" -|S.e'
The sale OF a single Poe book for
81, 800 recalls the fact that the poets
mother-in-law during his life. bitter
ly wrote to a friend that there was
not enough money In the house to buy
a cup of tea.--New York World.
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
America. Fin. whit. Child.

The first white child born on United
States soil was the grandmother of
White, the governor OF Roanoke Is-
land. She was christened by the name
of Virginia Dare. and her birthday
was on August 18. 1887.
Daily camera., 1901-05-28
Boulder, ,Friday,May3l
Grand double menagere of wild beasts from every
Huge Enclave Three Big Arenas.

10 native and foreign artists in their various sPocae chosen
for their individual superiority double PPoiome raelng
and Rome rcdvvus. Marvellous
oceanic and mphba surprises beporng in massive tanks fine
of strange weird and wonderful ehno ogeal
marv Forming without peer precedent the idea" tented " OF
the universe The largest and only waterproof pavilion ever con-
structed single for the usual price of admission will admit
the holder TO the combined shows
Spectacular Free Street P1{ent in the Forenoon.
Two grand exhibitions performances daily rain shine
Doors open at 1 and o'clock p. m.
Showmcn Protective League the territory
This positively the only big show coming this vicinity this season
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
Sin tsuhii@sr Ansrif.

Gin Nuarff murbe neuli9 auf 6.
I. Collier uon Gberotee, Soma, &c
mott, Der iit bnlo Total ernieien bdtte,
pr Tom no. i,inen N'eren. Sein &uf.
fen wulbe 10 lahm, baB ct iid nidt gu
t1ten pe,modte obne 9roBenS hmerS,
noh in einsm Stubl iieen tonnte, obne
roE e, mi a'iien 9eitlet muroe. &ein
NEntcl holt him bis er electric Sit
t,,e pe,iuhts. meldss cine Iol4 nun.
rruone Nenrerun9 ermirfte, bob er
,brtrsi, er IbIe nle Elm neuer Wann.
2,o mn berpolle Webi,in beilt Eif=
. ~ = ~ ,i,s,enleiben, reini9t bas
81 nm nnl Sire @eiunbbeit auf.
=" Seuis in W. S. 5ubn's @pos
ih,ts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
Sunac. .mitteIaIte ,,no aIte

1eronen, o,lde an trantem c6sr osidps6t,sr
Suftanbe ees &srpers cher Series inicIle @srnatIaSis
Suna Ter Selunbbsitsr In eIsr ibsrsarter s,sstt ta=
BEN, T2el5e nerpos, mlfe, psr;aaero, idnacfHrts,
men dsnittu iiub, iu<sn. in feHgI sSsn . in sH
Stuli Stm,rs empii btn. Sge Ser omen, E,ihe tict
Spmpione babfn. icnteH bieisE gr,t ioIort eoniulttres.
er bat Gauienbe ssbsiIt. u. de in ten les ct S,aaisa
uno a%Iiaeaebe1 paren, slei4u e., ru"r Is uerishlie, fsT=
i6nli { COMPILATION tit Tn porgeidrittsusu SiIen nosts
reroia. SebarbIurs bnrh Cores ouorn; char Sei,G-
MseSis !Reu tann midi bsiten.
gerbVrgen Srautbeitcu. gieIe sale srnatr
&raH:beit rsrefn bsim seibeuo'u Hibt cussejuussk,
peihsr III pertf brtsr sse'ie Be oHoeIt piro. Die erSsttG
spTnun9en rno be orerreb Min SreuSeu tee Sebeue
enrh RrGEsbeit sCrhort psrosE. Dur o RRieriu6ung -
Urine niGa cine trnite Srantasss isltssEeut perp,u. tss<S
Gnrrs SsiSsu por:reien.
SuaSerbare SttLuHssu poassaen In d
ten SaueH, bic pernatldlist oecr pertehrt SshsnsAk
purosu. Refine GrpsriE'enis poer GeritbluHaeu. &sine
nHettisarSn SALE Crsenemm II. GsEu gur Sau NJ
be:isdr it. 10 DsIpsi ibr iIsi bic Wabrbe I h6reu nnt IT
ND perptH. gusr geio su isortu. 9aui,use eebetft,
aatn 81 ne, BEN Robe %periautH, au'eesebeu pnystn.
SsrlOnen, u ltt Don 5sim.a r;isa suirteseniteleus be-
ban cit m rocn, tnS Hiht eriuht rorSuipretsn. Nsh&s
sirtE pcrsanoi naa 'rasns etrsHlS siIe eergssli. goniuita=
ton set NH1 rsr,raHgid. Sea1tet ben geladstae.
sSISH Sh~ aits po,ip:s9er E5aul, itribt nm eiuss sr.
tn ''"IA ISrefIe: or. 9 opntua
'a27 Sbiaer= EhSotcrsSesduce. Gtiede,. T.
SS HnstO- 9'fnS, nj -veeroi;S,'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
gates 81 1auft.
Der 0%ouDeruear giebt mebrere Or
uennuneen bcfaunt.
in Smnean, Mlosfa, furecrt cine CT
ploioa bier T;euiGcIlebeu.
Cir gbumas 2irtun BARI r~orldnfig
feline @ettfabrt nm ben a~nacrifa.
uiidjen 9ofnl ~ci@gc5cn.
Z n n Il n n.

Sadionbile, gu, IA. DIT.
Ser Gcuberneur Oates traf beutt
bon Springfield bicr etn. UNI zen
Spnntas Bel ietner Mrtier gu per'
bringsn. gr CAB bic folaenben Grnen'
nllngen bs.dnnt: .. q. Scenes tcn
Sutton Gcuntn gum SllfssS STAGE
bruder; Or. =. 81. Glenn bon Geh
gountp unb u. 8. Wrigbt BON Me'
Sstrb GoIn!n su Witgliebern De,
Staatsbef1rbe fir Isfcran< unbBO4l'
t9dtiafeits =Wnffdlten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17

BON MIasta mad Si>
birten ION cine Gifenbabn sebaut
tperben. bic BON ibrem gnbpuntte an
Der 8erinssitrabe in Ger @eeenb pcn
aap prince Of Wales ritteIit elmer
2tnie bon ftarten aus Stabl eebauten
5dbrbooten ben Wnfdlub an bic erobe
transibiriide 8abn bs~ipe.tfeuisen
fol. Noa l1rtbeil Der 8etbeilieten
piroe eine folde NerbinSuns Der beiz
ben 3ontinente bic fihsrte unb
f@neQlte fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
Or. Sotpuina. 0rdfocnf,

Granhsr hes .ebaritp S.alb Sntituts-, auiaor Rez
ropuldrsn mstieir,i& n as.t.n. Health, How 10
Cure":"Plsin Talks to Men":"Woman's Guide 70
Health and Beauty; Electricity and Visi
Force, etc.
ssn Ys. e,ntaisn Staot'u gut uno 3u ittu Il 8sJisii
0starat weeen Der pielen punberbaren Ss'lgrsez bei
erout den, ~n.ru0ien unb ~ip.sislsu ssiS.n, i0pie Sei
9uaenS unb { brentrontbeiten, pelde Der RaHit oE0asr
AsT,,e uno SpeBiaIiiten seipoitst batlsu. Sbm hrst ear
Ssit: cine sroBe ansobl ta5tiser. s,itiettt aIis aEf
ciabrentr Spe8'olii,sn, bsrsu erlahruHssn, peI@s t IL
Ben qr6Beren 5oipiialsrn guropos Ius SReyitas eeiGc5
ntlt boben, IS ihnsR trm6sliSt, ~serborseKt uno drsKiz
its Srontbsiten nit griols gu beilen. Shre Iaasiabrses
eriabruns. i I msrfpnreis 8 Gsiate rno TO. uHuaiss
brodeasr Griol9 & ebt linen etusu aulrraa aui ss
Sltrausn her Seibtnben on oaen Sr,eu Su isssn 6snt
rIro cine tbrIide u fi6t onsssipro9en. ut etr So4
nnssilsar. 10 srfdsrt Der ssiosnSs oIsn be y bright.
Die Offices tiu5 susaUnitst nit uiiisni6Gitli6sn SEs
itrunentsn, ueIde iber $1,000 sstoitet tateu. Garuntn
lit EN- XsStrablen= apparai. nit bsh.n Ollie bic innrxs
fen , raane lsidt nutsriu4t Esro:H taHEsH.
Sstfunseu, TOO auoerc erfoiSlos
t1aren.
Sraztbeiteu Der auesn unb Gtrsu;
G,aEuliersuSe aaseHitosr, staar, ittsisnbs asssa
p5ne S@mers unb geiahr seraee aeisst, greltnaaae
usrhiHberi. Iaufenbe OhrsH. 1aubb.tt. srautbei=
ten Der u q { unb hes 3 alies: XasarT5. s7east=
It's, ait9%S; sstSsn Sss ;Mas siIToi,,1 IHS sS ~
juht. R,erens ans SIafeubeidDtI3ta:
barnrutr. Sriabt'de &isrentrantbsit. brsSEsuasr LIZA
MIN. SInts uns SanitrantPttten: e1s
fslu, QusIdIaq. Hle6e1, Ytulter mole, uberfIut g. SCs1s,
gutitsuur a.n bs gsjdis. gesema, gsiapars u,z-
NerpeuIetben gpiiepie. Spterts. sctwIes.
Ianael an Sebenstrait, Ebsumatismus. &euT2a2s,
Ser,iSrunsen, SsrstlOsf.u. SdwinS.l ulp SsGa@3:
rnb srsbsae,dpnre psrbea fdasrslos mad elmer T. asH
Wetbope aeteilt. sdmorrhoioeu nuo an> Srcn.bt:tss
res Raftbormes. S Observation-Disclosures: f@H'a1s
Ion. @uitiebunotn une Bait luussH Ssr SICass.
Tpsrr6sto I RpnaisEub. TsruONIdt, S6UjGt. dg.
aEopsrne acknowledgements. bic I'D ~aussne'n o5 81
iolarti, erpi.,en bat. Refine uuanssnehTsn ar!fEE<
Sunasn. & the GaAe, OBJ D rbeIraIet oosr nl5i. eros1t
All ,Sasrn, sutm Der alsiH ossr nit elmer ff-snIein :s1
gsiprsauas ;u tommsn. Soniulationsn ssbtins Hno TN
ssrircuen. Wtitseitaltunasn, &lumpIus, HnG9saisie:
auuaen, Rropi, maneeIsoite gnrpt6eIun9 irge"e ct&as
Sraons. aletue uro i9wade EsiIe pcrosH u~,tSnto<f
INN %oetrGitiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
puloer> @rrlpfion.

(gia Seattle, Waihin9tOn, II. OH.)
Sn Der RG1e Ger SreubtpsI- CRUDE
duT Douglas Sslanb ereisnets ii9 gee
fern elm fur4tburss llnslrd. Gtas
Inaabl @rubsnleute neriu9.en eine
nit BUILDER sefilte Siits NIT einern Fl.
iernsn West5eug 81 GTfnsn, ipobst Iid
cine grploiiOn ereigrete. infotge beren
bier MGnnsr getObtet rao elm Sumter
59tper berlett tpuroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17
9eIgicil II.
grIIIel, IA. Oft.

Ser Sei1luj Der Iegieruna Ocs
&ongoltaates, am o6eren &ongo 1000
&ilomeier (621 engiii6e Weilen) 81
icnbaBnen 5u barlen, lit BON melt,
tragenoer Seoeutling. 9urh bic
gabn peroen b;e oid)t bepolfertcnBc
oenren an ocn innerafrifnn der
Scch in Sen @eltperfeDr gc3ogca
Die 9abn iol Stats balm perOen.
Deutf6lanb.
Berlin, ID. Sft.
9erDorragerbe Gelebrte aus allen
Tbeilen Der Melt famen bier beute 5lr
Aeier bes 80. @eburtstaaes bes Wr0i.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-17

w Il Der Yrdmttru I, q
treuer Gien + B n befabt
fid Elm semsiuniigiger Srauenperein in
Der Shnei3. Weibnahten 1900 perz
obreihte berielbe 800 Nnertennunssz
lrtunben unb lilberne Gbrensei4sn an
Eienitboten. ipelhe flint. Sebn uno
mebr Sabre in berielbsn Jamilie sea
bient baben.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kcnnebec County.

Following are the real estate transfers
in i<enneIec county for one week:
ATGJ' SrA-Josiah ". Dudley To Bur
ton NJ. Cross. land. valuable c"nsdera
ton.
CHTNA-Jul:a y. Smell to Martha ..
Webber. lard. 500.
FARMINGDALE-S Sidney = Decker ana
Abby f. Diusl"y TO Melissa Smith. land
and buildings SiluU.
F'AYETI E-N a.oruS +. tfOi;ug to TrI-
man NJ. Shaw, land, $3.50.
.AND-Niner l.. Rowe. AIrind3
Rowe and Laura \. Blake to Harvey II.
Eaton and Walter 5. Wyman. land. 81
George rrask 10 Charles Roberts. land.
81: Charles Roberts to Mchitabc Trask.
land. $l5J: George L. Benson to Joseph &.
Stevens, land. 81: Joseph q. Stevens to
George T. Benson, land, 81.
REA DFiELD-Daniel Luce to Roscoe
=. Ordway, land. slt-n: Lucy y. Narstum
to Eben Hunt. land and buildings 500.
Observation-Disclosures {. Thayer ana
George +. Terri to Fred III. Bacon land
500: Alexander Ouellctte "a Joseph PoG-
lin. land $3.50; William W. Soulc to James
X. Soule. land 500; Rosie l.. PoOler to
John Il. Perry land. 81 and other valua-
Bile consideration.
WINTHRUl-Charles II. Gale 10 George
Lowell. land and buildings 81 and other
valuable consideration; Josiah Il. Hathorn
to James II. Pinkhan. land and buildings.
$1,000: James H. Pinkham to William
Henry House, land and buildings, SlUo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27
Lincoln County.

Following are the real estate transfers
in Lincoln county for one week:
ALNA-Fr, deric Serex to Freeman H.
W Woodbridge. land. 81.
DAMARlo OTTA-Martha j. Day to
Geo. A. Chapman ct al. land and build
ings, $40: Julia y. Phibrick to Ellen T.
Boston. land. 81; Julia a. Phiibrick to
Ellen +. Boston. land. 81; Julia \. Phil
brick to Ellen +. Boston land 81.
JEF'FERSON-Rosc c. Burke to Henry
w. Clary. land. 500.
MONHEGAN-Geo. r. Remission to
Lillian NJ. Furnish. land, slUu: Geo. T.
Remission to Henry ~. Twe.dv. land 81
NE,WCASTLE-Jos. II. Myrick ct ais to
Frank w. Clark. land. 81
WHITEFlEiD-Thos i<eegan to Henry
w. Clary. land 500: Harrison l.. Mum
sey to Henry W. Cary. land. 81: Mar
garet Dowden to Eleanor Dowden, land
81 VIM. 81. Benner to Sanford NJ. Part
ridge, land. $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

Director Lleweliyn Il. Cain mas t.
turned to his home in Waterville, aite'
a vacation of several weeks at MAJ
tha's Vineyard Mr. Cain has been al
tending the Bristol Vocal school ~
West chop, a beautiful part OF urr
land coast The Bristol Vocal ''"'
was founded about 20 years ago ~
famous New York teacher. Freuer.N
f. Bristol. Mr.. Bristol has been "a
Gains teacher and very warm itiei'',
for about seven years and mas as
Mr.. Cain to become one of the iacu'H
Of the famous school next July ah"
August. Mr.. Richard #. Percy ma
been Mr.. Gains coach durinF the year
Mr.. Cain has been with Mr. hris.
they being connected together. ~
Cain will resume his teaching III 80
gusta, Sept. .. when he Will "irr't "
Augusta Festival Chorus. Mr.. cam y
1;~ector of the Festival Ch"r''ses ~
wataryille. Augusta. Brunswick. fo'
land and Kennabunk. The voice. e'"
nected with the above named soc'eoV.
togeth Their with mis- private pnPus
voice culture number about 'oo
Gains work as director has been n'f"
w endorsed by Mr.. Chapman ana
choruses at large as hos ms 'f"
teaching bv his many pups ~"
Cain was director Of the August'
ella Club chorus and his fine worn We"
several times last WHY
and spring. During the present n'u .aan
cal wear Mr.. Cain has given nearN
private lessons and pa reheais'
The various societies, II OF winch nav
been public concerts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

A horse belonging to a farmer nv
ing outside the city helped himself to
things in front of Z. H. Jenkins store
a DAY or two ago. \ drummer nae
left his samples on the sidewalk ana
gone inside the store. Whether the
horse was hungry or wished to go on
a voyage of exploration is unknown.
bu, whichever was the case he MADE
such 4 voyage. The first thing ne
found was bottle of red ink. ms ne
era cked and spilled the contents on the
sidewalk This not seeming TO satisi!
niin he got hold of can OF once
paste which he ate. The owner weulu
have been a feed in had not another
team been driven up just at this time
The second horse helped himself TO
bag Of pears in the first mentloheu
team and Was fast getting outside Oh
them when the owner arrived. Inc
gentleman who owned the horse Win
an appetite for office paste and reu
ink thought his gains and losses Werr
about even and drove away. AS the
drummer had no legal remedy agaihs'
the owner of the second team the'
called the affair off without any sefi-
Gus trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27
Permanent Muscular Strength.

There is this to be borne in mind in
these days when so MANY young men
are giving SO much attention to mus
cular development. in gymnastic and
athletic exercises. that there cannot be
permanent muscular strength where
there is not blood strength.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives blood
strength. promotes digestion and as
sanitation. and builds u2 the whole
system,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

NO ONE nut \ MOTHER can up
precin:c the benefit that SQUAD.
refreshing sleep gives to az all
ing. teething. fcVerish. co..r..y.
fretty infant. Almost distracted
by its constant crying. and worn
out with weary. anxious care
and watching. she tries every
thing possible to obtain even re-
lief for the littlC sHficrcr. With
what cOmfOT; ard delight she
sees her little ones dro., off into
u deep. peaceful. hcalth-givi,.i.
Sl3snber. after Its little cloGgec
bowels are cleared of their pois-
OnOus burden by Il single dose q:
LAXAkOLA. the great tonic G.n-
tive and mothers remedy.
Mothers who seeking III" idral and
proper medicine to civ" their little ones for
cons tipation, diarrhea. collie and simple
At all druggists. &c. and zoe. 4
paid. who will write for il to
of her druggist. or u large bot
cefpt of soc. Ina stamps or pO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27
To Save Her Child

From frightful Disagreement Mrs.
Mamie Galleger of La Grange. Ga.
applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve to
great sores on her head and face. and
writes its quick cure exceeded all her
hopes. 1t works wonders in Sores.
BRUISES. Skin Eruptions. Cuts. Burns,
Scalds and Piles. 25c. Cure guaran-
Iced by Bowditch & Webster, drug
Gtsts 4t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27
Probate Court.

In the probate court on Monday, Ell
lott Wood of Winthrop, was appoint
ment of Henry Robe. late of Winthrop.
Administration was granted on the
following estates: OF David b. Allen.
late Of Litchfield, Mary p. Allen of
Litchfield. appointed Administrative:
Dorville j. Libby. late of Gardiner. Eu-
gene ). Libby of Gardiner, appointed
administrator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

James d. Randall Of Cross Hill,
brought TO this Office a box Of speci-
men apples. yesterday. upon which the
force Toasted much to their satisfac ton.
Mr. Randall is a gentleman 81 years
of age and has raised this variety Of
apples many years. They are from
grated tree the scions for which were
obtained from his sister. Mrs. Hannah
Whitehouse. the mother of Judge Viii
liam p. Whitehouse of this city. Mr.
Randall does not know the variety
They resemble the Red Astrachan in
appearance. but the flavor is much SUI
perior.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

4 game of baseball at the Highland
grounds on Cushnoc Heights resulted
in a broken leg for Joseph Pickering,
the second baseman on the Highland
team. late Saturday afternoon. Two
players were running after fly bali
and came together with great force
Pickering sustained a severe fracture
of the right leg between the knee and
ankle. He was out of the game as
result vet the Highlands defeated their
old opponents from Pettingills Corner
BY score of to }. The game was
hotIv contested. The batteries were
Pinkham and Almond for the High
lands and Gilley and Jackson for the
Prttingills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27
TWO GIRLS ESCAPED.
Augusta rolice on Lookout Tor Two Girls from
Industrial School.

The police We're notified. last even
ing. that two girls had escaped from
the Industrial school at Hallowell and
We're requested to be on the lookout for
them. They are about 16 years Of age
and one of them is from Skowhegan.
When last seen they were dressed in
light shirt waists and dark skirts and
were bareheaded. Up to a late hour
last night, they had not been heard
from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

Fortunate We We're" says Buckley
& Goodrich, in securing this large lot
Of fine percale wrappers to offer our
customers at % cents each; they are
SIPS value. Also great value in per
Gale wrappers at 70 cents each" 1t
only needs a glance to Be convinced.
See display in north window.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head Of WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET, LOST. &c, viii lee inserted once for
IL cents and cents for each subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending 10y mail. remittance of postage
stamps should be made with order. as
the charges are too smau 10 open ac
Cnllnt.s for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

The sidewalk and street in the yicin-
ity Of the buildings Of the Augusta
Real Estate Association on State
street, were cleaned, yesterday. OF the
debris caused by the repairs on the
grounds and buildings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

Two Sunday School classes Of Win
throp will visit the city. Wednesday.
by team. and take the Electrics to To-
gus. This indicates the trend Of events
and shows how the people are likely
10 make Augusta q center TO radiate
from by Electrics. when the lines are
completed. !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

TWO ROOMS IN QUIMBY BLOCK.
suitable tor Offices; rent very low. One
tenement in Riverside block at reasou-
able rent. One house on State street in
first class repair; bath and heated by fur
mace. small store on Cony street fitted
up to suit tenant. After Sept. list. small
tenement on Oak street. Inquire Of Ma
conher. Farr e. Written anr1n,I.
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Highlands. 4; PeitinsiiIs Corner. 2.

A very good game to look at was
played by the Highlands and Pettin-
gill's Corner team. The pitcher for the
Corner boys failed to appear. so Smith
Gilley was put in the box. The High
lands seemed determined to win and
did by superior work. although a little
weak at the bat. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

'srds OF thsnks, obituary n. tie., -.
oiut'ons OF respect. etc. vii. he III. M.
a. the rate Of ten cents per E,,s. 4.
charges less than sev-nty-ays cent
AL Advertising amn.s"~.w...-
entertainments. whose object \.
raising Of money will lie charx.a 8, -.
rate OF fifteen cents = line.
Advertising sOttc~s. news form IN.
be excluded from our local column.
cepf such as refer TO advertiser, oc.u.
pying space I'm our advsi .isinx eal,,,..
and win be run under q sepatxt. h..I
on one OF the local pages
Subscribers who fail to receive ~.
JOURNAL promptly will confer : ,,,..
by notifying the Office Immediately.
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FOUND.

CLOSING EN- OFT. Nickel Spectacles
tinted blue lens, first quality goods. at
G5c. Clocks cleaned. ioc: razors honed
l5c.: scissors sharpened. SC. Lundborg 3
Perfumes. :i5c. an o.: sample. Zoe VIII
liams Shaving Soap. 90. The soldiers
friend. l.. 5. Lewis, at DR. w. Johnson's
office. Augusta. aug26dlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

Ladies of Augusta, Hallowen and
Gardiner can find large variety Of
the sSorosis shoes at F. l.. Hersev.s
Augusta.
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Certificate approved

Hail of Augusta. Certificate approved
aug. "a. l3l.
The reliable Clothing Co, organized AT
Ellsworth. Tor the purpose OF buying ana
selling ready-made clothing. furnishings,
etc: with 3l0,WO capital stock, OF when
.acot rs laid IN. The officers are: PIesi'
dent, Henry q. Staples OF Bangor; treas
uter John F. Whitcomb OF Ellsworth.
Certificate approved Aug. 10. 1871
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-27

ALL KINDS OF secondhand furniture
bought In Augusta. Halowell and Gar
diner al good price. Geo. Daniels No. }.
Water street. Augusta. Ne july3n, dlmo'