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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIFE READING six questions AM
ew-rr,d fnr 2Jc concerning business ana
social affairs. Mac Belle BertoH. Angus
Nj Mr BON .a2 novl5dlm'
MRS. CRAM. CLAIRVOYANT. can be
consulted On health or business. Refer
encrs from leading business people. Hours
from 10 a. VI. to 10 +. NJ. Case taken b.
mail. No. 3 Capitol st.. Augusta. Me
MOVES, dlwt
Mr. Charles Sumner Carleton. the we'll
known teacher and singer. Of Portland
las at tie request ot several pupils. de-
voted Tuesdays and evening for instruc-
tinn in singing In Gardiner. Studied four
Years In Italy-brst naEtsrz-Italiaa
Method. Terms reasonable. Address,
Gund"u x Co. Gardiner. H"N-t.dlW y
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
An Work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
J. Dennis Augusta. Also instruction On
pianos ana organs. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Willis T.. Trask.
Rural Free Delivery Ne. :. Augusta. Ne.
References Mrs. II. r. Davis, u. n. FlynL
and Mrs. IL r. Goodrich. Augusta.
oct2sfdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Professionalism in College Athletics.

In the course Of an appreclative
write-up Of II. NJ. Towne. Bates
College athlete. the Lewiston journal
says: after the Maine college league
closed Manager Doe of the Lewiston
New England League team signed
Towne and he won the name OF throw
ing the swiftest and most difficult
iump-ba,l. TO hit Of any pitcher in the
New England league. Towne has mad
good offers from two of the big four
colleges to pitch on their college team.
but he has refused both" If Mr..
Towne has really had offers" from
two Of the big colleges he owes II to
the other two which make up the
ouartette and to the cause OF pure
athletics in general, to make pubic
the details a man who has played
baseball for money or who is in any
way tainted with PROFESSIONALISM can
not plav on the mines of the big col
,eees in question. Being proieS-
sioual Mr.. Townc would not b. clisi-
BE "a those college teams. and # hr
ha. had an offer of any kind the
college making il has grossly violated
its own rules and the inteicollt Siate
agreements. When We recall how
closely the amateur standing of the
men On the football elevens of the big
four" was scrutinzed. this fall, We see
how utterly impossible it would he for
one. of them to play q New England
league, man on its baseball team. and
how utterly unlikely one "f them
would be To attempt such a thing.
Perhaps the enthusiastic eulogist "f
the Young athlete has drawn on his
Imagination in speaking of these
offers" Ii not, Mr.. Towne should
make "A full statement OF the matter
ut once.
Here in Maine the colleges all four
of them. wink at the matter ut pro-
ltssionalism, particularly as regards
tncir baseball teams. Not all Of them
make offers to desirable players.
though some nave been suspected Of ii
on very conclusive evidence. But all
ot them have had. and Will probably
have. next spring. men on their mines
who have played on league teams or
local teams for money. OF course this
| is not the pure amateur athletics which
all colleges should have and which the
big colleges insist on. 1t is rank pro-
tessionalism. There should be a
change and there is likely to bc one
| before many years. 1t may not come
at once for all Of the colleges are
| equally guilty. and all dislike the
prospect Of losing good players who
are bona fide students but who have
vacation. Baseball is the only branch
| OF athletics which suffers in this way
| 10 any extent, but this is simply be-
| cause there is far less opportunity for
professionalism in football, field and
| track sports, gymnasium athleti,s $ or
| tennis. Some Of the smaller New
| England colleges. outside Of Maine,
are the worst offenders of all The
| spirit Of professionalism in any form
is all wrong in college athletics, and
should be eliminated as speedily as
possible. both here in Maine and else
| where.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
November's Big Storms.

sundays big storm that swept tn"
New England coast awakened sad
memories of the great gale of No
vember 1895 1t was three years ago
today that the Portland went down
wit" all her precious lives anI the
world is yet in total ignorance. ana
probably will always be. Of the d.
taiis Of the disaster. And sco,"S u;
coastwiSe craft We're wrecked in that
great blow. and on every part Of our
shore ana in many inland cities and
towns there was mourning for loved
ones swallowed by the Unsuitable sea.
Long years will pass before that
Thank kSgiving week storm is forgotten
ol before speculation ceases as to the
manner Of the Portland's loss. This
years storm was mild in comparison,
yct shipping felt it severely. Timely
warning was given by the weather
bureau which has saved uncounted
ships and lives from loss at sea. When
We are tempted 10 scoff at the ocCa-
sional mistake made in fcrecaSting
the weather conditions we should re-
member the more numerous cases
when the forecast is correct. Thosa
who 60 down to the sea in ships do not
scoff at the weather bureau. Almost
always they are guided by its predic-
items anG they have frequent cause to
be thankful that they placed their
faith in if
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Thursday. the Twenty. Eighth Day Of Novem
Der Current.

as day of public thanksgiving to God
for His manifold blessings and OF re-
membrance of His loving kindness
Upon that day let labor be suspended
and gathering in your accustomed places
of worship. let all join in making il a
time Of grateful and genuine thanksgiv-
ing.
The present year has been one OF
abundant prosperity to our State; the
rewards of honest industry and Well di-
rccted effort have never been greater, and
as we rejoice over bountiful harvests and
the success which has crowned our efforts
in every field of endeavor. let us remem-
bcr the poor and unfortunate: let our
gratitude for health and plenty be ex-
pressed not alone in words but in deeds
OF charity and benevolence. that all may
have cause for thankfuness.
Given at the Executive Chamber at Au-
gusta, 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 twCntysixth.
JOHN L. HILL.
Ey the Governor,
BYRON BOYD. Secretary Of State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

tions. TO meet again in Moscow for the
express purpose OF calling upon him.
When they had finished Tolstoi didn't
know anything more gallant 10 say
than:
We'll. ladies'. think you might have
employed your time to better purpose :"
As he spoke he felt the rudeness VI
the remark and waB about to ada some
excuaeH, when one Of the young ladies'
cried.
An, how much Ike Leo ToIAtoi 7
was ready TO bet that you would say
qomething Of this sort"
And they went away az happy ~
Ia rkg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not .r-
ceedlng twenty-five words coming under
the head OF WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET. LOST. &c. will be inserted once for
Is cents and s cents for each subsequent
Insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mail. remittance Of nostsge
Stamps should be made with order. as
the charges are too smai 10 open ac-
cou1ta for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
EyalQNuB Gossip
The Retreat.

Misteh Snake en- Misteh Frog 80 /.
Doan' see no snowy dome,
Dey dess bury in de bog
Iinderneaf de loan. :
Chilly weddeh =
Dey's wahm togeddeh-
In deh basement home. Il
Misteh Cricket, Misteh Bug
Guess yo' hab gon' down.
Underneaf de messy rug
Guess yo' cud be foun.
Hits wet an muddy.
But yu's cuddy
san witched 'twiXt de groun.
Msteh Bee On Misteh Fly.
Dey shut up som whain.
kase dey know dey bofe wud die
Saiiin' in de aih.
De fly en- hummeh
Dream oh Slmmeh--
I'm nchbeh hab Il Cahe.
Misteh Snake en- Misteh Frog,
Bug en- cricket. too:
Fly en- bee oh honey log,
All wish Diet An was yu.
DrSs sietpini Sieepin,
Will. de winter days am Crrcpiu --
Muffin else to DO
Puck
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

Henley will continue to welcome for
cign crews though some Of the stew
ards, possibly thinking Of American
Nictories. past and prospective. wished
TO bar them out. By the way. why
can't one Of the Henley crews come
over here next spring. and compete.
with American oarsmen il Ame.icanJ
waters This country would ike I'd
see an English crew. particularly on(
the four mile course. I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Biddeiord Bushes Tor Boston


"E.uines in Review and IA War un
tauines' are Two headings clipped
from Boston newspapers. Is Il possible
that IN the Hub Of the universe. th-
center Of culture In New England.
where very child H. born with "A gram
mar in one hand and a dictionary in
IN" other. the newspapers arr not
awar.. Of the fact that equine" ana
"canire" are adjectiycs. not nouns +?
W. nlnsh for Bostnn.s ignoran,e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

columns this week the engagement or
President Edward W. Hyde OF the
Bath Iron Works. and Miss Alice
Morse. the accomplished. beautiful ana
talented daughter Of an old Bath
family" Then he proceeds TO call
them by their first names. tells all
about them. gives them good ADVICE
and winds up by congratulating the
young lady upon her conquest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Sort oil a Mince Pie Rumor.
tBoston fieraid).

quite likely this Skagway report 81
a huge conspiracy to overthrow the
Dominion government up IN tn" North
west and establish god fields rr-
public is nothing more than a night
mare. They evidently eat too much
mincc pie FOR supper up IN the Yukon
regions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Supply and Demand.

UPittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Those gold exports sound big. but I'll"
ccid imports from the klondik" an"
still bigger
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
&, Bangor { Areesteek
W RAILROAD.
h Arrangement Of Trains

w. Arrangement Of Trains
IN Effect Oct A,llSol
Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars, between
Caribou and Bangor on trains leaving
CARIBOU ar els a. II. and Bangor at 3L
p. VI.
LEAVE Portland, 100 P. NJ; Augusta,
1.3Z A. NJ; Watervillc, 3.39 4 NJ: Ban
CORD. 6.i5 a. NJ: Arrive Lagrange. 800 A.
M; Brownville. so A. NJ: katahdin
Iron Works, 100 A NJ; Norcross sS A.
n; Mili,2ocket. s52 A. NJ; Sherman;
Falls. ll.uS a. III: Smyrna Mills. lis A.
NJ; Marsariis. t0i F. NJ; Ashland, Is
2. NJ; Houltor. l2.l0 ?. NJ. Bridgewater.
los Il. MI: pTesque lSIe, LIS Il. NJ; Car
ibou, >. y p NJ; New Sweden. IS P NJ;
Van Buren,. 4.Co z. NJ; Limestone. Sd P.
NJ: Fort Fairfield. 2-l5 r NJ: Dover and
Foxcroft, goo A. NJ: Guilford. 9-4 A: NJ;
Monson, 1913 4. M; Greenville, 1870 A
LEAVE Portland. 10.25 "A. n: Augusta,
l2S5 P. N; Waterville, ~ Z. Nj. Bangor,
ais +. NJ. Arrive Brownviiie. ~ P. N I;
Norcross, 5.43 +. NJ; Millinocket, 5-5I P.
NJ; Sherman, 6.47 p. N: Patten, III P:
r. M; Presque Isle g47 r NJ: Caribou,
lois p. NJ: Fort Fairfield. Ices P. NJ.
LEAVE Portland. 1240 T. NJ; Augusta,
2,30 z. Nj: Waterville, 3.0s p. ~; Ban
gor, 40 Z. M: BTownVilie. b.i3 r NJ
Guilford, 7.19 p. M: Greenville. SD ?. N.
LEAVE Montreal, sos y NJ; Quebec.
240 P. NJ: Greenvil!e 5.31 A. NJ: Monson
Junction, 625 A NJ: Guilford, 6.i2 4. N;
Dover and FoXcrofi. I.i3 4. NJ; katah-
din Iron Works. 6.3 a. NJ: Brownyille.
720 A NJ: Lagrange. 500 A. u.
ARRIVE Bangor. ~ a. N
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. t.90 a. NJ: Car-
ibou. els A. NJ; Presque Isle. So A N;
Houlton, SO A. NJ; Ashland. go A. NJ. ;
MasardiS. 1.35 "A NJ; smyrna Mills, 80
A. NJ; Island Falls, Gil A. Al: Pstten.
905 a. NJ: Sherman. go A. NJ: MIL
nOCket, 2S a. MI. NOrCrOss, l0,S9 A. NJ
Brownville 1131 al NJ: Arrive Bangor
les p. NJ: Waterville, S0> 7. NJ Az
gusta. 3.50 p. NJ: Portland, 5.55 P ~
LEAVE Caribou. I.iJ \. NJ: van Bq-
ren. 1000 A. NJ; New Sweden, uG A. NJ:
Iimesto go A. NJ; Presque Isle. I'D
p. MI: Fort Fairtield. lis a. NJ: Bridge
water, l2.5d T. ~: Houlton, ?@ /: NJ
Island Falls. S.0o y. Patten;; ..aS 81,
NJ: sherman. &25 p. NJ; Millnockst..
iI6 p. NJ; Norcross, 4So NJ,
Katahdin iron Works. So r M
Brownviile. $50 7. NJ; Lagrange. ~ I; Il
Nj: Greenvile. 3f5 r. NJ. Monsoh' ~
Z. NJ: Guilford, 4.i1 =. NJ; Dover any
FoXCroft 800 +. Nj; Arrive Bangor, -
f. MI. Waterville. a.l6 II. NJ; AususH
1913 p NJ. Portland. rs a. NJ,
GEO. NJ. HOTGHTON, G. ?. & /. A
w. NJ. BROWN. Superintendent
Bangor. Oct. 10. 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
vae Fun Of Il.

knoX-Ne went to see the Cadleighs
iast nght and had most enjoyable
time.
CoS-Ihe idea Why they usually
1ali dlsmaliy at entertaining people
knox-Exactly. We enjoyed our
selves talking about them on the wav
home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Not to Be Coerced.

Mrs. Hauskeep-What made Won
leave your last place?
Applicant-'ris insultin We ar.
ma am! OH hay We know thot nothin'
or nobody could make me lave or
make me stay. Oi suit mescr. ma'am.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Earthquake Shock Explained.
lortland OrrsnnianJ.

NUrtIand UIrEumllnI.
That earthquake in Utah may haN"
he, il nothing more than family jar iu
"a Mormon household
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
LIGHT AND AIRY.
An Important Question.

This. said the guide. with an i'm
presSive flourish is the famous Sistine
Madonna, by Raphael 1t is valued at
close to one million dollars"
All remarked the American tour
ist, and does that include the frame? z"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

1t is right that the San Juan battle
field should be made a national park.
1t was consecrated by splendid valor
and the scene OF that conflict Will al
ways be of great historic interest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
LOST.

\ BLACK AND WHITE SETTER
Dog answering to tlr name M Bon.
Name Uf D. W. Cross un collar Motif
james Rich Box 80 Balowei.. u.v23dot
IA GOLD CHAIN BRACELET. with
three ruby stones lu the slide Finder
will please leave at Journal Ofic--
nuvggd4t4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
A Sure Proof Of Prosperity.

tNemphis Commercial Appeal.
As long as he has pumpkin pie, the
Northcrner is satisfied with the pros
pcrity OF the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
VOICES o. the PRESS.
4 Poor theatrical Town.
Baltimore AmericanD.

Los Angeles. Cal, announces that IT
uses all the eggs produced by the local
hens. and imports 5000 carloads an
nually. Los Angeles never was re-
garded as a good theatrical town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
s Of a Bachelor.

h. woman is an old
lg girl minds about
several times is that it
|eputation of getting old.
man is known to be so good
doesn't need watching, a wo-
snt take a second look at
married woman in play
tngled up in d scandal all the
p the audience wait patiently
last act when she explains it
=: but when it's man they
s guilty before the first slow
lps.-New York Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Conjunctions and Trusts.
baltimore Amcricanl

The con junction nf prominent planets
does not necessarily mean thu lurmd-
tiuu of Il celestial star trust.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Periunctorv.

Minnlck-What is De mortuis nil
MS: bonum." anyway?
Sinnick-Thats merely quotation
that people use just before they begin
to say something unkind about Il de-
parted friend
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26


FOR SALE-A hand laundry IL tnwl
Il 2"i, only one I'm town. Address ny
mail only, Laundry. Box G6>. Augusta.
Nc. noy15 ..wa
FOR SAI.E-An all-round. good family
horse Young ana sound. can AT : Cnl-
umbil street novaldIwA
HOUSE AND STABLE On Bridge ST..
Fairfield Me. House contains IA rooms
owner obliged to sell on account OF poor
health. Apply TO Mrs NJ r. But erfivid,
n Bridge St. Fairfield. Me. noyaDd1w
COVERED SLEIGH, modern stSle.
has been used hut few times. also nne p
horse wagon Sled. with high sidehnaris.
that Will hold cord or over: or viii eN.
~ corner Child and Center streets. Au-
gIsta. noNl>dtf
FOR SALE-One Bangor buggy. one
robes and blankets. James ~. North. a
Grove st. noyl2dtf
For SALES Stock ana fixtures ~ Cie-
good business; great trade for some one
Must he sold. II YOU want a place. nus
II" tor this one. Don't delay. write at
once Address. Boots and Shoes. care
kenneheC Journal. novl1.dt
HARD WOOD, fitted for the stove. Split
wood 81. hard wood limbs mixed with soft
wood s.. Also Cordwood at s.. Mood de-
iNercd IN Haliowell and Augusta. orders
LETT AZ 2 Gage St. or address r. +. Pom
ney. Box ~. Augusta. nov6.dtf
ONE JERSEY COW and one heavy
horse. +. q. Gctchcll Peoples ice Co..
lSu Grove st. Augusta. noVidtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

Through tickets % Cantornla and sll
points South and West may be had 0. 3,
III. Walker, ticket agent. Augusta, ths
only Office In Augusta selling via All
routes and checking baggage free OF eX.
penze.
GEO. r. EVANS. V. p. & Gen. Man.
F. r. BOOTHBY, G. P. &; 7. A
Portland Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
He Wa, Il.

TN marry whom ! please said she
ana tossed her little head.
"Hurrah, you're mine. For certainly
You do please me, he said.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Evening il Up.


Professor Kent has discovered that
most of the taxpaying is done by III"
rich He might have gone even fur
ther ana ueclared that most of IN"
taX-dodging, also. is done by the
rich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

All the indications point to regular
Thanksgiving weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Germs Should Be Scarce in kentucky.
Chicago News.

Grip germs are said "a be about III
great numbers. So it is we'll at all times
10 have your hand un your gun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
One Elect OF the Election.
,kansas city Journan.

Since the recent election the Kansas
fopuliSts say that Mr.. Hryau's news
paper u becoming commoner than
ever. q
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

About all the TuskaSee Institute APP
pears to lack is an up-to-date colored
football eleven.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
Chip.

Markley That boy of yours is very
much like YOU.
Eorroughs-Think SOD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
hAlLR0ADs 4 STEAMBoArs
@Z!THRIIZIga @Z!T!E3RIIga


iecf, Oct. ~. 1901
lows. hsef trains leave Augusta u M.
THROUGH TRArNs.
r.. noiHI riH " E5T-G.1 A VI. for Iev,,,,.
tarhinst1n. Phillips. Knck1an1 irstons
iand. Boston. Brldgton, nan,ra,., n, Fort.
quebec: 1900 "A. III. Tor Brunsygirr and
,sto'i, \ farmlngton, Phillips. Carraia.yss- ~
Eangsley. R0ckl5nd. Portland p psasset
~. ,cn way FabyJns. Lancaster IN,
nam nam ~. III Berlin. Falls, Groyst.s,
70. Straif"rd. Island Pond. Coisson
anu Brrchrr Falls: 5IG T.. M tn1o,rook
Portland, $50 =. ". (expresst H., IA 70
WICK, Portland and bGst0n CO.. btuns-
ior Bath, Portland, Lewiston. rnyra1lnas
bfIGe t0h, no. conway and Bartlett. isa
! ~. ,hignt FuiTnan) every night ~
lewiston, Bath, Portland ana pa..doT ~
2.s a. ". daily except Monday fd- r's.on;; na;
land and Boston ."i ron.
GOING EAsT-l-32 A. NJ f,,yt,
pressl i@r skowhegan. Bangor bar ~. ~
,or' 81. stephen, tCalaisJ. 81 Jonn' Hss
I IIaA aI"l n AIgoS .nok county and to WaT
ington 20. *. X. Monday rnorning gas..
east does not connect FOR gkowhesg,asso soahs
on SuHday morning for Belfast. Fnrr,ss.
or beyond Bangor exc-.t III Fi1s-,aiyMtl
&, wash. 90. X. r.. 5.11 :. ~. for W.a Ws,aa.
niIlr. t,.l' Btiiast' Sk0whegan, Bangor srs
tni ,nLIhrl",fl Iz.s, Ii A Waterville, Bansor
Old Io"n, Patten. HO4liOn and cs-ss.'',
via T. &, a. L. K. yancabnra X.
stephen. Calais. Ho1Iton' Wood.,,ssN. =.
St John ana Halifax. and 10 Tsris,.
Via Oakland and Winthrop: 2.s0 p
press for Waterville Bangor, Ear us,.!- s,, !-
Wash. %. X. r. Gid Town Grea-,ysna..
and az. katah2.i' IRON Works: 20 P. g n,
Wateryille. Oakland. %ortn Anson p ~ ~
ham. skowhegan, Belfast. Forcro.,
Greenv!lie. Bangor. Old Town are eao.' Ya,,a'
wafnkeag: I-2s 7. y. ior WaterdIie 'A'
NDA1 1s-Going west. 2Gs A. N n,
Portland. Boston; 1923 A. NJ, D5s ~
for Brunswick. Bath. Portland s1d p a.
ton Going cast. I-22 "A. 3i.. bangcr.e5- az
a. NJ and 259 r. ". Tor Wafervijls "a
Bangor. ana
The Night Pullman Train lesv,,. :.
l.32 A. NJ. Monday morning. going 80, :.
does not connect for SkowEegsn ~, eas
Sunday morning fox Belfast. Foyernt. ~ Va va
east of Bangor, except to ElIsEortb M
wash. 60. r. r VI ena
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
1orhE NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch. D. V. s, at losu''
KENNEBEC CENTRAL R. T.

Connects 1T Gardner with the and M Ken.
r. ana Electric Ky. to Nugun'a' ,,ll,, "''N
nebcC steamboats, for boS'.r, IL, ;, ,ement.
riN. TABLit,,n-" AB;,it.n ii'sr III National Home:
-. ao5. lu.50 \. NJ ~ 90 ~ 10 20 7. NJ.
lm. a 40. i.3l i. NJ HI, v-,' randolph:
~. National HONG IT q1. ito \. n
1Sn. 800. 500 7. n. l-g,, hit, nit as follows:
SUNDAY TRAINS n. WI, !, ~" ~ 4. 4 NJ, 80
: epfS A. LSare National Home; less seordiaiiy d W
i.oo ana 4.c1 i. NJ. visitors, arr sreceive spc-
welcome 1T the Home ati,cial ana ,fJsids guides "a
Gal Guty af"'2 Sho viii them Gsmaaa 5Gro9fa Efas @
buildings ana about the srouhslun1t s. deer.
the Deer Park, containing ao9Ii at the Home
bears. etc. The restaut ~, where luncn.
ice cream, etc. can be Experimentation
number OF visitors, as i,xnress aeogCo Company
are ample. American ~ Esp
does business or = 'nlI Y. LlaxtwroN. s'ps
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

Markley-Yes. he asked me for
quarter today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26
TO LET.

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM with fur
mace neat and bathroom privilege. at 4
Court street. !. IT, CluuGh nov-6iN
TO LET-Two pleasant furnished rooms.
Inquire Of Mrs. n, Il. Perkins. m Bridge
street. uOX-rS lW@
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT. with city
water and modern ,pnvcnicuCes. Inquire
of 7. NJ. Rollins. u CuSlman street, or
at Shcforrnc & Daily's.
nov22dlw
House. corner OF ScwaH and Weston
streets; !. looms and bath; hot air fur
mace ard Sas. Inquire ut Mrs. J. w.
Wclch rs State St nov22dtf
TEN ENEMENr ut II Grove st. rooms
and bath. Also desirable rent of rooms
on Crescent st. South exposure. Inquire
of }. II. Sturgis, Opera House Block
nov16dtf
TO LET-Tenement, near north end of
Gage street, large rooms. terms reason
able. Apply, HI. II. Davidson, Augusta, or
write James Tebbets, Belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

There are many people even among
bose who are smokers who will ap-
)ove the course recently pursued by
educated Indian girl who left her
Sband and returned to her tribe be
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

i Admiral Dewey and his
will simply wait for the
forget the Schley contro-
not return any verdict.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

The memory of the PortlandS fate
gives the coaStwiSe mariners caution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

will leave Augusta at 100 ?. m, ha.iuShm hnshss
/ - rnruertinr with steamer Neni..sv
which leaves Gardner or om p,ch.
Thursdays and Saturdays at ~; -. i Ros.
mond 40 and Bath at O'CLOCK i0'
ton. , wharf BooL
Returning will leave Union Fridsy
ton, Monday. "Wednesday anu AZ Kss.
evenings at { o'clock for landings On -
nebec river
Freight taken at fair rates. ~, ...,op
Round trip tickets good for the so@''-
at reduced rates. prasidanI
Ala, P.rtridge. Agent. Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

The commercial is lahorins under the
1cla,ion that when the National
Grange again comes tn Maine ii Will
meet III Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

At last Their, is promise Of a test case
in IL" matter Of liquor ads in Maine
newspapers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-26

In her address befora the nationa
convention of the w q. r. L.. in Texas
he president, Mrs. Stevens, declared
mat with the saloon abolished there
would he no danger of abarchy. That
much truth is in the stjtement is no.
To be denied. for the ! anarchist is,
usually a beer Srinker atd his loaingI
riaCe "A saloon. 1t mishA with equaA
truth he said that if the iuse Of SosSp
!: ! !" " J !. ] !" !. ]. " !,
were universal there WOtld be mo
anarchists for it is hard ink I of
one II that class without living :.
dirty and illkempt Iut,
nevertheless. The fact -e hs \ thai
Leon cZolgosZ. an ayoW. hal ynjst
whose awful act conceive IdrG eS-
ccutcd in the true spirit Rlarchy
staggered civilization. wa VnOt adj
dicted to the use of liAa or was he
slovenly in personal