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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20

Accidents come with distressing fire.
uuency on the farm. Cuts bruises, st!l.AS
sprains DIR. Thomas Electric -. re-
lieves the pain instantly. Neve. ss:s
without IL.
NV, f&wky,0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
off Your Guard

The mild days Of early spring make
you careless and then you take cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-20
vinoI Makes Weak
People Strong.
WE GUARANTEE IT WILL
~ OOs H@
We KNOW OF NO TONIC OR Re.
BUILDER LIKE 1T.
Vinol does create strength.

Vinol does create strength.
We know that and have proved it in
many instances
The reason Ninol reiuvenatcs and
strengthens person is that it acts
directly upon the stomach. strengthens
ing and toning up this great vital organ
and enabling it to obtain for itself.
from the food that is taken into it. the
clements which are required TO make
firm healthy flesh and muscle tissue.
sound bone structure and pure healthy
blood.
Ninol does this in scientific way
and is enabled to do it because it con.
talnS. dissolved in a delicate mild wine,
IN 4 highly concentrated state, the act
i've principles of codliver oil.
Nlnol does not contain any OF the
grease that formerly characterized cod
liver oil. hence is free from all the OBJ
jcctionablc features which made it inn
possible for patients to take or retain
that vile-smelling remedy into their
stomach.
Ninol in its favorable action upon
the stomach and other organs Of the
body acts also in a beneficial wav upon
the nerves and brain, and will be
found to he invaluable to brain workers
as well as body workers.
The following letter is from we'll
known authorizes. 1t reads as follows !:
Il wish TO acknowledge the receipt
of the Ninol and testify TO It's great
benefits. Since taking it ] am much
improved in health. and during the in
tense heat of last August should not
have been able to continue in my liter
airy work il it had not been for the
strengthening properties of Vinol
Yours IL gratitude. Lila STARR, LOG
W. SD St, \. y. City.
We wish any one suffering frc.n
weakness, q demoraliZed con-
dition OF the nerves, or 9 suscep-
tibiiity TO wasting diseases, to
call on us and hear what we have
to say in regard to Vinoi.
Try it on our recommendation,
and if you find it does not do
everything we claim for it, we
will gladly refund TO &c. the
amount ycu have paid US.
BoWditch,W ebster&Co.
Pharmacists Of august5 i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
SOME PosrscRlPTs.

Germany pays stsooooo year for Norwegian salt her
ring
Every square mile of is estimated contain 100000
hsh.
China imported $4,000 worth OF beer from Germany last
year.
Knasas City has cooperative factory operated
by
Only 20 per of the population of England and Wales
live in the country.
At the present of growth Illinois will overake Cana
da in population by 9o2.
The electric business is increasing $Iso,ooo,ooo
year in the United States.
The creation of the Nicaragua canal will cut off
miles from the voyage from New York to San Francisco.
The capacity of the present silk plants of America suf
cent it is said than supply the domestic demand
In the bakeries of La Rcheoucauld in France it said
that women enter the when they degrees
The statistics for 1910, published in 1914 the
production of iron in the year 5000 long
The library Athens is completed. 1t begun
fourteen BY Prof Zer of Dresden 1t has
for 100000 volumes.
The Belgian government gives annual prize of
francs for the best work province of medical research
offered.
shows that Paris contains 1916 classes of
workmen metals and kindred industries claiming $40 textiles
the chemical trade $50 and building The total
Der OF workmen is estimated three hundred thousand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


Sehley investigating board is as YET unsettled question:
This because the admirable admiral's mind is in the
same state.
Ex-Governor Bob Taylor his eolors and surren
Montgomery, Ala; the governor has married,PoHoia
When widow gets after fellow he generally does sur
render
Emma Goldman Good for Carter Harrison-Aagnsia (Ca)
Carter reminds of the fellow who instructed his wife to
fire the cook.
John Raper we'll prepared mend your harnessRnsk
industrial Enterprise.
We don't harness.
The Hubbard City Pick and Pan News celebrated its
twentieth birthday by issuing beautiful birthday edition of
hirtywo pages epee with interesting information and
hsone plates The News reflects great credit upon its pub
fishers
II Sir Thomas Upton build yacht that will de-
Meas
That is good horse and goes right the spacht
in 500 tigers killed 899 While 9s6s7 cattle %ere Killed By
wild beasts The number Of wild beasts slain 1887 and
93,2oI poisonous snakes.-FIdfonid ArgnS.
And single fatal of snake bite in Kansas. Kan
seems to be able find the right remedy When he
sion demands
The early bird--the worm is his,
And he sings his merry lay
While the late bird fails to do any biz
And goes all day with distorted phiz,
But this is the accustomed way.
-Wedtherford Herald
But what OF the early worm,
Who merrily sings his lay?
With pity hearts for him are stirred
The early birds doubt bird,
But the early worms jay.
Mel H. Custer has resumed publication of the Enloe En-
where he could make living but the business of the
concluded newspaper needed at Enoe and they
made for advertising that will keep the Enterprise
alive.-PdrtS fdgoc1te.
Well, it better to dig up late than not at all.
While car belonging to the Sells Brothers show en-
route TO Waco Saturday night caught FIRE and was de-
stroyed 1t contained the band and wakman who
cremated in the burning oar.-BreHhdm Press
Now, doesn't that beat the band?
Brother Bell OF the Holland Progress announces that he
started take the Kelley cure but could not drink the
stuff He substituted Just a plain Swear Off and asks
kind friends to encourage him If he through circus
day all right he will be the high road to successTeWPe
Tribune
What matter with the Kelley stuff" Was he
afraid it could him;
chaqncey NJ. ,DePew and Miss May Palmer will marry
soon--Yodknm HsraId.
You should repeat joke the expense of lady
An Illinois woman is suing her husband for divorce on
the ground that he drinks keg OF beer day hat
capacity the envy Of various members OF the Kind Words
club--NastsEic (rcnn) Apiericdu
She ought to get kes Of her own aud stop knocking.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
HOUSTON, rEXAs, FRIpAY, ocToeER II, ieO1
y PAGES TODAY.
THE RIVERS AND 4ARsoRs CONGRESS.

among the delegates TO the rivers ana harpors con
gress just closed in Baltimore that their deliberations
were productive OF much good AS those delegates see
it, the first steps have been taken IN the direction OF
promoting Intelligent euort ana securing eHeetVe gov
ernHentai aha Tor the Improvement OF mertorlous mar
Dor and waterway projects lhls Is proposition IN
which Texas rs WtaIy Interested win us great length
OF Seacoast ana us miles OF rivers tha can Do opeeu 70
navigation TINS state has much at stake IN TINS matter
and necessarily finds itself on the SIDE oil honest en-
deaYor Tor the obtaining OF Federal assistance IN the
opening OF ports and nayigabie streams.
As the congress declared In the resolutions II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
BENEFITS OF RURAL MAIL DELIVERY.

Colonel A. w. Machen superintendent OF the United
States free delivery system, has made telling point in
favor of rural mail delivery by calling attention how
rural service is becoming factor in the good
movement. Having passed from the experimental to
the permanent stage that service caused the post
office department to change it's policy with regard to
the establishing thereof and requirements not here
tofore regarded as In place must be met secure
its benefits Good roads hereafter be considered
prerequisite to the opening Of free rural mail routes
and the officers in charge of the system will take as
much Interest in their creation and maintenance as
those Of the good roads bureau the agricultural de.
partment at Washington This policy is indicated in
the following letter recently received from Colonel
Machen by Congressman Steele of Indiana:
The temporary suspension Of service last winter and
spring on number Of rural free delivery the West
roads brought focby TO the attention Of the department the
livery service At that time the local authorities were in
formed mat unless the roads we're improved before the return
vice OF The deoaftment has betn NEEDED IN Tp @ %
In locality which recall favorable action was taken by
ifaysis 0Sp'a' . '0'a' 0'' N"'A '"' '''' Garner
passahe roads were few comparatively speaking there
great many cases in which the condition Of the roads
which the service ws only BY d Of sna
on the part Of the carrier backed up by the determination Of
IS readily seem that G CONDITIONS The roads wS becomes a
e P9rsn' n the Of rural
seven thirty miles in length may easily served
than another route OF eighteen twenty miles poor
roads
I'm the fret people served the service is
Performed more eNpedousy and with much by
the carrier and his horse The carrier establish
regularity of service enabling the farmers know Just about
what TING every day he will arrive IN front Of their premises
IN the second instance, with the short route bad
roads as much time Is consuRed in serving smaller number
OF Patrons the regularity 81 the service varies with the
Changing conditions OF the roads, the work trying
both the letter carrier and his horse and unsatisfactory the
Patrons especially when becomes the
service Of impossible portions OF the route
Reports from all parts of the country indicate clearly
mat the people waking In order 10 obtain the estab
lishment Of rra free delivery and in this II is
that inc rural service becomes great factor in the good roads
ovement which OF late has been agitaed in many
the progressive States
The letter Of Mr. Machen brings out the policy OF
the postal department by ntmation rather than by di-
rect Jertion Rural free delivery will 90 where the
people either have willing to provide good roads,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
TAMPERING WITH TRTE1 g
THE. MocKBTRD,s Gov.

AhI' hpChblhDS SONG, N
Though my Grant feet have wandered MA :,
knew of old. w paths IA
And my eyes have the forests Of INV ho...
gold; 10Ou unt via
Though I've seen the old-time glory of the srr..,.
red, nanfr
And the oFiaamme of evening where my youthful d..
Though I've ciambered to the hitops. head -,
the mill e Siackirse
Quenched my thirst where Gods own music r,.-
way of the ri 'ne paA
| have turned me, turned me Southwark. .v..
with tears TO see, wv unana
For the carol of the mockbird is the swee,e,, go
So from far off Northern forests. golden ,;,,.,
frost "nte Wit
And from naked wintry landscape naked 49,,
tossed, eHfH
Turn my eyes. and turn my footsteps wb.,o a..
forests gloom 0Oulsr
Echoes back the mockbitd's music and the ;....
perfume "A
Seems to weave cloak enchanted, which ~,
enfolds ey saS
And through eyes grown dim with dreaming al, a.. =
greens and Colds ans7
OF the Southern landscape, and the dro,;..
bee " %
Lus my tired soul to sumber while the no,t,..,
All the mockbirds wtching music croons the I'm. Il,
hear "@h
Now lullaby enchanting a bugle ringing c.,+.
Now of walks meath developed branches where ~ ~
soft arrows fall; 'i
Now of softer moods and fancies where dead too,,
to fall p' sss
In rhythmic, ringing cadence, down from mn u, ii
past N
Trooping hand in hand with mem'ries now .-.er.
overcast; ~
Now sigh for days departed now laugh of eb1d,. ).
Oh the song the mockbird carols is the sweetest SONG
"Locke-Smth" is the heading of marriaO. !, vi h
York paper, and Love laughs.
4
An exchange says that in fully half dozen st,h,
may be obtained for song We have heard i.
mere songs in time which would seem to Justify b,I
things than divorces
In the controversy between Emma Goldman and cAian
Emma seems determined to have the last word
The first Johnson club was organized in Cleveland OH
by negroes White who had previously sworn anes,u
to Tom L. now singing "Mistah Johnson Tutn " /
Loose /"
When it to getting job with the city the p.r,
can take his pick-and shovel
1t would seem that Upton would soon conclude Au
had been eupped and bled sufficiently
It that bees have taken possession of the equsn
statue Of General Lee at Richmond Va He is now mort "a
honey than
Now the baseball season closes,
Careful counting of the noses
Shows all the heroes living whom used to love Of ya
But the football hero coming
Sets our hearts and nerves a-drumming,
And know by Thanksgiving well be wsllovir
gore
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11

It will take several years to spread the delivery
over all Of the fairly we'll populated portions Of the
country. Those portions which have at all times or at
certain times of the year such roads as make the
service expensive will be denied the luxury of having
the mail brought to the house every day.
Daily the representatives in congress are being
more strongly impressed with this fact When good
case is made out in favor OF certain route, the de-
parmen acts upon the report Of the special agent and
bad roads in the spring" is certain TO the pc
ttion TO be held up for time and sometimes for good
1t is understood that the department will enforce
rule to the effect that carriers report their inability to
cover route on of the condition of the roads,
il will be abolished and mail service be given from the
village postoffce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The mistress of the White House has served notice her
little kingdom that the rising bell will be rung just early
and the lessons bell just regularly the
Oyster Bay.
Henryk Senkiewicz author of Quo Vadis," unlike
writers who seek the quiet of the country finds "a charm in
the freedom and loneliness of crowded simmer hotel with
all the comforts of the century" He spends much OF his
time at Ragatz Switzerland
Two German universites-Tubingen and Gongen-con-
ferred honorary degrees the poet Wilhelm Raabe the
occasion of his goth birthday The event celebrated at
Braunsehweig September by banquet which per
participated One of the speakers Prof Adolf Stern
remarked that while the peculiar of Rabies genius
had prevented him from being read widely, his nhuesce
would ultimately be the deeper.
John G. Milburn in whose Buffalo home President Nc
kinney died has for twenty years been prominent lawyer
OF Western New York Born in England fifty years he
to this country In 1860 and worked mechanical
gneer Then he studied law and passed the bar examna
ton before he entitled citizen papers Influential
took his case up and after much Legislative wrangng bill
passed waving his aenshp and giving him full citizen
ship.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
ARMY ADMINISTRATION

From the Minneapolis Tribune.
The evidence in the hemp scandal investigation throws
deal OF light upon the conditions of military administration
in the Philippines The conduct of the whole government OF
remote industrial and commercial community, including
and legislation well executive administration
has watched the Of the Philippines with
great interest and some suspicion
This inquiry brings what persons familiar with the
knew before that military administration combines with
great opportunity for corruption direct and vigorous power
discover and punish it, The scandals the staff depart
men last year prosecuted with thoroughness and
punished with severity quite startling persons familiar
only with the comparatively feeble and tedious action of civil
law This hemp scandal did go enough to set the
machinery of military justice work but the manner in
which it checked equally creditabe to the army
The attempt to establish trade and industry monopolv
in Manila hemp to have been by large Ame
dealers who enlisted subordinate officers of the war de-
partmen by proposing take them into the company One
way another the Of high officials in the army and
the department used their authority SO that
scandal threatened when of the minor officials
threatened to expose the plan in order gain some avan
tage for himself The higher officials notably Adiuan Gen
eal Corbn and Assistant Secretary Mekeohn renudaed
connection with the enterprise but they committed the error
OF obtaining appointment for disconnected officer
Major Hawkes. in order to silence him He was on his a
to Manila under this appointment when Secretary Root dis
covered what had happened and ordered his dismissal nv
telegraph
Apparently the monopoly scheme had been abandoned al
ready and Roots action cleared the department from all
connection with it. Mekeljohn longer assistant secre
tay and Corbn the only person of Importance nvoved IN
the inquiry. Even far it has gone the evidence seems
to have cleared the skirts of the army n circ,,s,
create unusual opportunities for corruption in military
straon our army appears possess to use
y vigorous means for preventing and Furnishing it,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
Who's Who In America.

who's Who in America" for Ioot.toos &c or. IT. -,
biographical dictionary its subtitle describes rs
notable living and Of the United States" Fve
body you know about know about has Mac J.;
and as 1t is arranged alphabetically reference is made
preface sets FORTH Game Of Literary Tao or W., "
Another man OF letters praised the brevty of the sketch
ierrng to himself thus This correct and is n s.s %
me- Just what such note should bs--carefu a6crrat ~
bouquets bricks" 4'' "o
tessors' clergymen of all callings of note P''
, As MS English prototype, the original who's Who -
Who's Who in America" is invaluable for r.fso,o. -
writers and for the general reader iO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
oLo.TIME RELIGION.

An Associated Press dispatch informs that the
serenity Of the National Purity convention in session
in Chicago disturbed by DR.. Jenkin Lloyd Jones'
who declared himself opposed to "sms" and 'schisms"
and distinctive organizations in Christian effort and
ventured opinion that the work undertaken by such
organizations properly church work Furthermore
DR. Jones defended legitimate drama and athletics
though at the time denouncing Sunday golf and
the Dissertation of Memorial Day by century bicycle
and races. During his address the doctor said:
People organizing and organizing until they are
becoming lost in their organizations. The Anti-Cigar
cite League and the antihs and the antlthat league
is accusation against the church of God. The
churches must be called back to their primary business
that OF making life clean and the home pure That was
the message of the Lord Jesus Christ Yes, | am OPP
posed to the cigarette but do not intend to walt until
a member Of your organization before ! open fire
on it, am for temperance but don't propose to wait
until find out whether not am in good standing in
the Good Templars before / begin war on this vice
My church is an anticigarette society. My church
ought to be temperance society"
Dr. Jones Interpretation of the message of the Lord
Jesus Christ taes in the main, with that of Rev.
Charles A. Eaton Of the old Euclid Avenue Baptist
church Cleveland Ohio who is credited with having
expressed himself follows from the pulpit:
II don't care how rich a is now poor he may
be. | don't care how ignorant how wise he Is
thought be makes no difference with me whether
a has 10 cents or 81 100000. When l enter this
pulpit enter it expert in morals, and not
the personality Of the people who sit before me- but
the souls to be saved.
In my career l have seen the distinguished and
wealthy members of my congregation put on their rub
bers at least three times during sermon. because
they did not like the way treated of the prac.
tees in society and in politics But that did not worry
me then and it would not now. | am messenger of
what know to be the truth"
BY talking in this manner DR.. Eaton is reported to
have lost the sympathy of John D. Rockefeller one
Of the members and cofounders of the old Euclid Ave
church who, it is believed proposes to hereafter
worship somewhere else under young minister of his
choosing and Importation
All Of which goes to show that between the faddists
the side and the go-eases the other preach
ers OF "oldtme religion" having hard time of it
these days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
Had You Noticed rhlsp
Atehison Globe.

GTobe.
man never knows until after he is married how
nss mere are which it improper for married man TO do
ybisnrrs &, ,an pays compliment to woman he usually
NO man ever handled his money when alive 70 The
-, 81 ms KIM or ever left will which was suitable 70
married woman begins the story OF her troubles nv
much older than herself 'ou"s 70 man
NseHoer II you set into scrape and snn.., .,
friends that they viii relate they saved 10 your
ssinS down the third time ~ "NsH you were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
BROTHER pIcksWs SUNDAY sAS'''

Atlanta Constitution ,sr de; y Z
Some folks spens dey time in larnin ~ ,.r i've 4
wisest is de one what wants ter iaI MT Be y :,
Dey say dat Moses WIZ de meekes MAJ
rock mighty hard lick wen he got tnh'u ,v peoi
Dey is plenty er Jonahs in dis wori le' ,.stis. sx
bic is dey is too tough fer de whales iei hide IL
Some mems needn't look fer bushel , IS "a
Under. pint measure is big enough Is ., ,r.,f III "a
Ell Satan is roarin' lion. folks don. ~
hurry ter git eutsn his way wen he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11
His Idea Of Il.

ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
Here Georgia nesros idea of IL expressed in
Lot lef de burnin' city,
But hit warn't his fault;
His wife changed ter pillar,
Kaze de country needin salt.
Adam driv from Eden
Out in de hel en- wood
Bat, swins efions, he sing dis song:
Apples Is mighty goodi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-11

While the enrolling and other clerks of the legislature
being criticised for the discovered the general
appropriation bin since the adjournment OF the legislature
in order inquire what figure the committee
rolled bills the That committee reported to
the speaker that had carefully examined said bill was
its duty do and found it correctly enrolled before he af
fixed his signature thereto. How about it?