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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-05

The piles that annoy you SO
will be quickly and pernanent-
Iy healed if you use DeNitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Beware Of
of worthless counterfeits. Stand
ard Pharmacy
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-05

Robbing Peter to pay Paul
isn't so bad, if you remem Der to
paw Paul.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-05

Wigg-"Have you read Day S
Like These?' WaRg-"Nc;
but I'll bet its hot stuff
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-05
Stops the Cough

and Works Off the Cold.
Laxative Rromo~Quinine T4n
cts cure cold in one day No
cue, no Paw.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-05

The man who refuses to make
hay while the sun shines cuts
no ice Ween it freezes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
Good Plays Next Week by Morrison Co.

The Morrison Comedy Co. which ap-
pears at the Opera House all next week,
is this week playing in Bangor to packed
houses. The seat sale opens this morn
ing at 10 o'clock
The Bangor Daily Commercial of Tues
day. sEys:-
greeted Monday night at the Opera House
bV an audience that choked the theatre
from the front row in the orchestra -
the roof. The s. r. O. sign was swinging
H. ~ IL. nIac,. by the box once long before
o'clock and when that hour arrived "
was hard work even to get place 10
squeeze in back of the fence. Bangor
theatre going FOLK have contracted q pas
ION for Monday night performances, ana
its Ia the mutual advantage OF WhateNer
company is starting in and to the pubic
The. performance of the princess OF
Rags" was certainly as good as ahythiilS
that has been produced in Bangor at
TO- 20 and soc: il is far and away be-
yond the average low price troupe.
The persons who take the leading roles
are excellent, as they are easy OF pres
,uca and interpret their parts clcveriN.
There is AN absence of the unhand-mc-
villain. boot-full- ll-of-hlood business that
is a relief TO those VINO follow popular
pr;ced repertoire. 1t is a melodramit
Of course. but that is what is expected.
Miss Allie Gerald iS the leading wo-
man. She has come strongly recon-
mendpd by managers ana Stle mas tilt tp-
proyal of the press stamped wherever
she has appeared. And it seems that
she isn't going to disappoint Bangor.
Miss Gerald is a clever little lady with
"A great abundance of energy ana Il
happv Faculty for expressing herself IN
her roles. As Selma Silverthorne. Mon
dav night she portrayed Il dilflcult
character with surprising ease. ana Won
hearty appIause for her effort.
Ice Reegs. who is supporting Miss
Gerald is as able second as could pe
wished for He is a powerful man
with a splendid voice and is intense IN
his action: he had role. Monday night.
that gave him plenty of play Tor eN-
preston. and he was equal To the occa-
sion. Mav Gerald ana katnieen kinsella
are good and make much out Of parts
that wouldn't count for a great deal or
dinarly.
Marion Holcombe as Liza Biggs and
as Phoebe did well in difficult roles ana
merited the applause that was given her.
Frank ! Eirke Goodwin Patten. VIII r,
Shecrer Fred T.. Cooke and Judson Lam
gill an were good in the parts given them:
Bert Walker as Wagsies. tramp. scored
!, deep hA and people will watch him
for the rest Of the week
The specialties introduced between the
acts were enjoyed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

Burgess, F. H. Chadwick, Il. y: Col
burn. Horace b. Cony, Clarke l.. us
Wis, r. e. Folsom, N. r. Folsom r n
Grant. I.ucius Hill, Is. G. Humn,,rey
g. q. kacne. Warren S. Malcolm I
c. Marson. George w. Motherweu Da-
vid S. Nelson, Eeuel j. Noyas. Arthur
J. Savage, b. c. Shaw, John r., ahee-
han, George Spau!ding, Fred steyers,
q. NJ. Tabcr. Charles w. Weber. Levi
T. Whitromb.
Ward Geo. II. Burdin. Lorenzo W.
Churchill, Joseph f: Clark, Alden w.
Cooley. Robert \. COny, Herbert NJ.
Damren. Manson w. Dennis, Frank r.
Giddings. Fred J. Hill, Fred NJ.
Humphrey Henry l.. Morrill,. Robert
Packard. George A. Prescott. John N
Parker. Levi NJ. Poor, George T. Pierce.
Smith s Randall. Allen T. Robbins.
Parker n. Savage, Frank Z. Smith. w.
Frank Spear. Willard Il. Stone, Charles
N. Ware Fred A. Wilson, Clarence S.
York Frank W. Robbins.
Ward Sc. II. Avery, c. w. Bailey.
III. II. Brann, b. NJ. Cross, J. NJ. Cross,
G. r. Dudley. |. A Handy, Moses Her
sum. F. Hewitt. j. a. Jones, Veranus
kimball. f. L. Phelan. w. F. Sampson,
d. B. Savage, Stephen Tracey, j. H.
Ward. Frank White.
In the absence of Samuel c. ManIev.
pre- resident of the common council. DR..
Fred G.. kinsman was elected pres:-
dent prO tenn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
GENERAL RICHARDS
10 Be rendered Testimonial
Banquet Before Departure.
The Invitations to Be Widely Cir
cuIated Among Prominent Men.
Idea Originated Among Members Of vat;on,,
Guard.-oate undescided.

"a meeting Of the various crraniza-
uons OF. the National Guard was hoIa
at Hotel North. Wednesday EVENING
Ior the PURPOSE of making arran.e-
mS nts for a testimonial bauuuet to ba
rendered Major General John II Picb
ardS' VINO far the past few years has
so ably and well served. the St,ts
adjutant general and who will soon ,e.
tiie from the ofiice to accept; The posi-
ton of superintendent of const r,jctian
oil the new National Home TO bn built
at johnson City, Tenn. Thosa present
Mcit as Io'ioWS' Brigadier General
FRANK l.. Hoyt. Col. Elliott G. Dill and
l-le2t. Col. Francis keefe. members Of
IN" SIAN: Capt. g. f, Davis of the ist
Regiment and Capt. j. F. Hin. Cant,
Fen. B. Thompson and Lieut. f. F1.
bridge Drake Of The I'd Regiment. Gen
hoyt was chosen chairman and C.
D'il, recorder ana treasurer. A gen
C:ai discussion of the matter was held
and the following committees were an
pointed
lnVitatior-Licut. Col. Keefe. Can't.
CHARLES L. Davis. Lieut.. F. f. Drake.
B6nquet-Lieut. Col. William NJ.
Aver. Capt. ). L. Hi. Lieut.. John j,
Doolpy.
1t is the Intention to make this ban
quet one of the most notable in recent
years. The committee has decided NOT
to coniine the banquet to the officers
OF the Guard. but rather to make 1t a
Joint testimonial of the generals
friends throughout the State.
In addition to the commander-in-
chief, Gov. Hill. and the officers of tSr
Guard. invitations will he extended to
members of the executive council to
Maine senators and representatives in
Congress. heads of departments. for
mor officers OF the Guard and promi-
ncnt men Of the State.
The committee has not yet decided
on the date and place of holding the
banquet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
AMUSE MENTS.
Anna Eva Fay.

a good sized audience greeted Miss
Anna Eva Fay at the Augusta Opera
house; last evening. and as on the pre-
Vious engagements was mystified by
her wonderful occult powers. Never
before has a more wonderful lady in
this line come to our city and the peo-
pie of the kennebec valley should ap-
preciate her efforts in the hypnotic
line.
The feats performed by Miss Fay
appear SO mysterious and inexplicable
as to surely seem that the marvellous
little lady was possessed of the sixth
sense. The "somIency" act where Miss
Fay read the secret acts of people in
the audience. whom she never saw or
knew. at last evenings performance
was executed in a fine manner and was
much appreciated by the audience. In
fact. all the features OF the entertain
ment were immensely pleasing.
The specialtes between the acts
were better than have been seen here
this season and the jokes takes as
whole We're not ancient. The turn given
by j. A. Murphy and Elsoire Willard
was we'll received. Fred Bowman, the
blackfaced artist. not to forget his
banjo which he deftly played. again
scored a hit and kept the people in
ulroars of laughter. Miss Fay, who IS
called the queen of prestidigateurs.
will entertain at the Opera hous"
again. this evening. On Saturday
afternoon, a matinee will be held eX-
pressly for the ladies', the one, NedneS-
jay afternoon. having been such a
success that the management has de-
tded to give another one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
New Corporations Formed.

The following companies have liea
certificates OF Incorporation Al tEe
Office of the sec tretary OF state.
Framingham Creamery Co. organ
lied at Portland. for the purpose OF
cultivating and dealing in agricultural
dairy and farm products. with Slo.oUo
capital stock of which $500 is pald III.
Th, officers are: Picsid50t, t.il|ate'h
Wright of HrliistCn. Mass: treasurer
William T.. Marchant Of i.d2aftoWh'
Mass. Certificate approved. sept. %
1901.
American colonial Steamship g..
orpanized at Portland, for the purpose
of carving on transportation business
with 81 900. 600 capital stock OF Wuich
nothing is paid in. The Officers aic:
President. Frederic J. Laughiih "'
Portland. treasurer. Adds g
i.urnham of Newton Center. Mas
Certificate approved. Sept. %. I2ol.
National Law Book Co.. organic q
N Portland. for the purpose OF con
ductinc general Publishing business,
With 500, eco capital stock of when H'oo
is paid in. The officers are: fre e-idcii :
Bruce Wyman of Hyde Park MASS
treasurer. Harry l.. Cram OF fortIaii"'
Certificate approved. Sept 70. l'"l-
IRE Boston Engineering Agency o.
srsojzed at Portland for the purpose Oh
giving instruction in engineer me
branches. with $4,000 capital stock CT
which $40 is paid in. The officers are:
President. G. :. Farr Of Portland;
treasurer. Eugene W. Hunt OF Port
land. Certificate approved, Sept, 20
1901.
Springfield Public Market Co. o.
on anf..sd at Portland for the purpcs &c OF
dea..ng IN groceries and products win
s.3.0Go capital stocl, Of which nothing
is paid in. The officers are: PreSldent
Edward G. Hamblen Of Springfield
Mass, treasurer. Henry 5. Potter Jf.'
of Roston. Certificate approved, sept
2G 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
SUPERIOR COURT.
Benz. Emerson Convicted o; Cheating Boiler
Larceny Case on Trial.

o. G., HALL. Judge.
w. S. CIIOATE. Clerk.
y. l.. McFADDEN, Sheriff
THOMAS LEIGH. County Attorney.
FRED W. LEE, StcnoSra pner
Augusta. Sept. &c.
TIE case Of State IS. Benjamin r.
Emerson for cheating BY false pre-
tences i'll selling rort5agei property.
was indicted at this term of court. o.
occupied a part of Thursday. Tie
evidence on the part of the govern
ment was that the respondent sold to
Charles J. Tupper of Waterville a bay
mare. May /. on which there was a
mortgage given to- S. Bunker & Son of
North Anson. April %. 1901 but not
recorded until May %. 1901.
The defence did not offer any tasti-
monE. claiming that the question in
volved was one OF law rs to whether
nr not the selling OF mortgageJ pr, p
crty with intent 10 defraud was crime
under the statute, and claiming that
the evidence showed a good it'll. to the
mare by reason OF the mortgage being
recorded.
The jury. after few minutes delib-
Grafton. returned a verdict of guilty.
Sawtelle. flied motion and except
tons for Il new trial. The court fixed
Emelson's bonds At 5000. tn amount
involved is $50.
This afternoon. the cas- Of John Boil
lIer Of Gardiner. charged with larceny,
was begun. Charles \. Knight. Esq.
appears as counsel for the respondent.
The government alleges that on the
night Of April 3. the respondent stol- q
riding wagon valued at S20 from the
stable OF John Milton at Gardiner. and
left ii in the stable OF Wood Davis.
The defence contends that the wagon
is the property Of Boiler. and had
nearly concluded its evidence at the
time OF adjournment. The case Will be
r,> umed. tomorrow morning. The Wag-
cn win be viewed by the jury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
CANTON AUGUSTA
Entertained Royalty by La Tour
Canton, St. John.
Blackboard Rides About City in After
noon Of Great Enjoyment.
Visiting chevaliers and ladies Tendered
Reception in the Evening. Speakers.

st. John, N. b., Sept. 26.-(SpeciaD
Canton Augusta, of Names capital
city, arrived here on the express, this
| noon. and are now guests of La Tour
Canton of this city. The reception
committee of La Tour Canton met the
| visiting brothers at the station. today
and escorted them to Hotel Dufferin,
where they are making their head
quarters.
Ihis afternoon, the visitors were en-
tertained by blackboard rides about the
city, to the famous double falls and
the beautiful park system now being
laid out and perfected.
The visitors We're rendered recep-
tion. this evening, at Odd Fellows hall
by La Tour Canton, the hall being
crowded to the doors, and the warm
expressions Of brotherly greeting, both
as ODD Fellows and as neighbors from
across The line, made a deep impress
sion On the augusta men.
District Deputy Grand Mast"- \. p.
Smith presided in most graceful
manner. Hon. G. y. Skinner, recorder
of st. John. made the address of well
come. which was responded to by Ma
jor W. 4. Miller of Canton Augusta
A song by Past Grand J. A. Murdoch
Of Pioneer Togge. was warmly re-
ceived. selection by the orchestra
was followed by remarks by Past
Grand Geo w Merrill of Canton Au-
gusta, and a most eloquent speech by
Rev. Geo. NJ. Campbell of the Centen-
AIRY Methodist church, whose greet
n n ia
line and his beautiful and touching
tribute to the late President Mckinley.
will ever be remembered by the Amer
leans. Hugh Crawford followed with
two finely rendered Scottish songs.
Past Grand Malcolm Brown of St.
John. Past Grand a. NJ. Drummond of
Augusta, and Past Grand II. E. Cod
ner of ST. John. made remarks, after
which the party were entertained most
delightfully."- in the dining room.
Tomorrow will be devoted to sight
seeing.
The following are in the party:
Chevaliers G. c. Robbins. c. f. Hoxie,
+. w. Elwell, NJ. l.. Wheeler g. w.
Merrill. W. 3. Getchell, A. +. r. Drum
mond Horace +. Cony. w. p. Tabor,
T. H. Hall. G. S. Peaslee, ana Ensign
L. l.. Wellman, Clerk a. ID. Weeks,
Accountant w. s. Baldwin. Standard
Bearer A. NJ. Drummond. and Cheva-
liers Miller and Williams of Canton
King of Bath.
Accompanying the party are Mrs. L.
l.. Wellman. Mrs. c. f. HoNie. Mrs.
NJ. L. Wheeler. Mrs. +. G. Bridges,
Miss Alice NJ Hunt. Miss Mary Doc.
l.. D. Hazelwood and Journal man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
Coming Attractions.

The coming attractions at the Opera
House are varied and of high order
of merit. Among those in the i'm
mediate future will be:
The Morrison Comedy Co. which IS
playing in Bangor this week. They
had the largest house of any company
on their opening night in that city the
present season. The seating capacity
of the house is 100 and there were
1900 people crowded into it, They are
the next attraction and will remain
here during one whole week.
The "Katzenjammer Kids" who were
here last year and made one or the Dig
eest hits of the season will be here
again oct. 10.
Han Gaines great play THE Deem
ster" founded on his novel by the
same name, Will be presented here
Oct u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
Notice to Contractors.

warden and board of inspectors 0f the
state Prison. Thomas ston. Me. unsl
Wednesday. oct. I'd. 1901. at l. O'Clock
noon. for furnishing all the material and
labor necessary in building sewer. and
blasting a quantity of ledge rock on the
property s5 Of the prison institution. accord
ing to nlans and specilica tons made b.
+. II. Coombs. c. f.. of Bangor. Me,
at Thomaston Proposals should be ad-
dressed to Hillman Smith, Warden. and
marked. sealed Proposals. to be left at
his office The right to reject any ana
deemed best for the interest OF the
State. is hereby reserved.
BY order of the Inspectors
HILI.MAN SMITH, WARREN
Sent11toSent.1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

Ayers Hair vigor doesn't
suddenly restore color to
your gray hair; but gradually
the old color comes back
all the dark, rich color it used
to have. 1t stops falling Of
the hair, too, and will often
make the hair grow to be
very long and heavy.
=, layers Hair vigor is Certainly won.
derful. 1t has restored the n.,rra, %
color to my gray hair and has made a
splendid new growth. Miss Fmna
Calder, New York City.
81. All e-sEsisi'. &c. AVER CO., Lowell Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

Consul General Hughes of Coburs. re
ports that the German trade papers "a
wise hI1tter packers to ship first-claSs
titter carefully packed in heavy tin box
es. to the different Chinese ports. Shans-c
hai. they say. takes about Sl0o,oo0 worth ol
European butter packed IN ~ / anu ana, =,
eO cents a pound. Extra Californil but
ter. packed in one-pound glars Jas,
brings 81 = per pound: but of course the
sale of Such high-Srade article Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

Norris Silver. North Stratford, n. II.
II purchased a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure, when suffering with cough
doctors told me was incurable. one bot
lie relieved me and the second and third
almost cured. Today | am well man.
Percy w. Means. m,W,l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

3. w. Pursell, Kintersville. Pa. says nc
suffered - years with piles ana couid op,
rain no relief until DeWitt's Witch HGztl
Salve effected a permanent cure. Coun-
terfeits are worthless. Percy W. Means.
m,w.f.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

Tho Grange at North Augusta is pre-
na,inu to entertain the Pomona which
is To meet there. in ABOUT NV" Ne'N9'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
1uly10, ,eodlyr.nr.
Office of County Commissioners.
kennehec County, Maine.
Augusta, Sent. II. 1871

Augusta, Sept. II, 1901
Sealed proposals for furnishing coal and
wood for county buildings for the year a.
H. IS2, Will be received by the county
commissioners of the county of Kennebec,
AT their Office in the court house at Angus
, ,a, until L o'clock NJ, Tuesday. October $,
I"i Only best quality OF coal, both stove
ana broken and well screened will be re-
'tiNed, the same to he delivered as
wanted at the court house and jail. Wood
10 ne OF best quality. well seasoned bard
Wood to be delivered as wanted. All coal
received Will be weighed at the jail on
'' sualcs' provided by the county and by
sworn official ana will be paid for in ac
cordance with said wcight Rights re-
served TO reject any or all bids
JOHN y. SPEAR
SEWAt-L PETTINGILI,
J. w. BASSETT.
County Commissioners.
Septl3d2taw3w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

Rest. He nlth and Comfort to Mother and
Child.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR
children tecthing. sOftens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind
collie. Perfectly safe IN all cases; We would
saw to every mother who has suffering child ::
Do Dc; not no let vour prejudice, nor the prcudices
of others. stand between you ana your s'iIer'
ing child and the relief that will be sure-yes.
absolutclv sure-to follow the use OF this
medicine, if timely used. Price x"c' Dotue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27
MARRIED..
KENNEREC.

H1llowell-Sept %. by Rev. f.. w. Wen
Der. Fred Emery and Miss Edith u i'''
lin. 10th of Hallowe,l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

Robustine is sold in Augusta by Bow
ditch. Webster & Co; Gardiner by c. II.
Beane; Hallowell, The Clearwater Drug
Store. Price $3.50 per bottle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

From Bangor Daily Commercial of Aug.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-09-27

Associated with Miss Fay is company
of clever artists, including Miss Bessie
and Mr.. Hugh Lee, Mr.. f. Bowman Mr
]. \. Murphy, and Elo.se Willard
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When every drop Of blood in the
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Seven Years in Bed.

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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-06-14
Pan.American.

Those who attended t h
Worlds Fair at Chicago will re.
member that Jackson Park where
the fair was held was called the
"Whitc City" The Pan.Ameri.
can Exposition at Buffalo is call.
ed the "Rainbow City" as the col
or scheme has been given the
careful attention by a skilled
artist, Mr.. O, T. Turner. 1t is
said that the buildings on the
outer edge of the grounds are of
the deeper hues, paling in tint
toward the center, where the
Electric Tower and its sparkling
fountain rivet the eye with its
silyery sheen, Those who do not
expect to visit the Rainbow City
may have most vivid impressions
Of this pleasing color effect by
reading the illustrated article in
the July DelineatOr. The build
ings are reproduced in their
natural colors, and the plates
were made from original water
color sketches of the artist.
Send right away to the Butterick
Pub. Co, New York, if you want
copy, as some one will get left
for the July edition is only six
hundred and twenty-five thons-
and, and the fashion plates alone
are worth more than fifteen cents
of single copy. 1t is the opin'
ion of our fashion critic that The
styles in the July Delineator are
the prettiest and most adaptable
of any ever sont out by this uni
versally popular fashion maya
zine.