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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
ISLE OF SPRINGS
Enjoying a Delightful and Very
| Prosperous Season.
Hotels and Cottages Unable to Accom-
modate Guests Who Apply.
Annual Meeting o: the Association. SQUIRE,
~ Islands Annual Also Held.

Isis of Springs, Me. Aug. 5.-,Spcc-
NfA7-Lhc annua! meeting Of the Isle
&strings Association WAS held on the
isxasI.. Saturday afternoon, Aug. 5.
wttas1hc following officers were elect
cd E5r. the ensuing year: President
JuaEr "A. Il. Savage. Auburn: vice
fIesise,1. Dr. T., A. Thompson, Dover:
saescta,N.>, and treasurer, George f.
Kcvnss Angua;a; directors. Albert r.
savage. Eeo"Gc c. Wing. :. S Hersey
AibeagsYeung. George NJ. CoombS. Will
liam Robinson, Or. u. T. Sanborn.
MannSpg s. Campbell. II. +. Farnham
TncnFcperts of the secretary and
tscaSitser show cd that the island is in
Il xcrH prosperous condition and that
the nIt1ocll fo~ the future is unusually
rrfraiYnr
All the cottages are open. Several
PARTIES a,c negotiating for lots on
Uhichsfn erect cottages early another
Year. Everything indicates that the
islan!'i7 having decided boom
The zNcil"angan House is filed with
ruoetssaId all the available rooms out
side have been taken for the accom-
rDoda ton of tie overflow and yet the.
hotel is not able To make provision for
alf of the people who apply.
The charming days are spent in va
ginuS nut-of-d door sports. but particu-
ltrly rowing which is especially safe
and attractive on the bay and the lit
tie riVers. and in sailing on the sheep
scot and in Boothhay Han Dor
capt. McI>own with his comfortable
yacht. the Alice Pierce. takes out gay
PARTIES twice 4 day ana occasional all
day trips to Christmas cove. remaquid
or Monheran. as the islanders desire.
Wednesday afternoon. Capt. Mckown
rI1dc one of his celebrated clam bakcs
IN the Mall overlooking the Ebence-
cock. 1t was a merry affair given I'M
der the auspices of the cottagcrs for
their friends and 20 guests from the
hotel.
Vt the spacious casino. Saturlay
evening. tho hop was largely attended.
Carey's orchestra furnishing excellent
music. The young people entered into
the dancing with great enthusiasm
ard pronounced it by far the Gaycs.
hep of the season. There VIII he anoth-
er hop. next Saturday. Aug. 10.
Judge and Mrs. \. Il. Savage arc Oh
tcntaining a party of young people at
their cottage on the South shore.
Dr.. George NJ. Merrill Of the Smith
s"rian Institute. Washington. who has
been spending the month Of July on
The island with his family. left, last
Monday. for mining trip in the West.
Mrs. William |. keeIcr of New York,
and her daughter. Miss Marion Keller.
and Master Philip Kcclcr have taken
rooms Mt the Nckrangan House for the
| month of August
Miss Van VOORHEES, and Mr. Charles
Van VOORHEES, Of Albany. \. y. are
| registered among the latest arrivals at
| the hotel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
SURE TO ASK.
The Kind o! Coffee When Postum is well mace

..,,., o,o,t coffee drinkers were
III school friend and her TWO
daughter. ,d
..,.;nr medicine. | determined I" give
.bem Postum Food Coffee i'"'e'"
coffee when they visited me- :"
oft saving anything to theiA a"""o ~
r,adc q big pot Of Postum t'c ''' 81
.,,rnius. using four heapihS tedaP''"1
IA mint Of water and let II poii
MY minutes. stirring down "cca-
sionally. ,,,r ovcr
.Dcfore the meal was haif "N'i
,h one passed up the cup to pe Ie-
an rcmarkinE how fine the '"ie .,
.,ae The mother asked for I'M =.
.,n and incurred as to the braii" VI
Nfoo used ! didn't answer ne'
..,a,,ior inst then, for had hca, me-
~ chile before that she didn IKE
,nns,um FOOD Coffee unless u "a9 '''o'
,han NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coffee. I'LL
after breakfast ! told her ina LII
..ofrae she liked 50 well at prci" = :,
ae n,re Postum Food Coffee '',.
w. reason she liked il was because II
"a. r,onarIy made. that IS. was
lone enough to bring out the
-" -. have been brought up from
ia o,.,,c,r9. vretcned invalid. I" a me
q triton Of physical health by leaving
CUTE" - rarree ana using Postum food
coffee. il r,aIn the
Il am doing al can TO help r :, =,
- o,t IF coffee slavery. 10 fostuii'
s Mo' and have earned the graf
tre."p nf many. many friends. Myra
.u"r Ill, 1Ga: 'Trccst Ave. Kansas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
LEGALITY QUESTIONED.
Rock,and's Mayor OverruIes kIdcrmcn's Per
nit for Boxing Bout.

Rockiand. Me. Aug. 5.-Me mbers of
the city government We're surprised,
tonight. by the summary action Of the
mayor. the legality Of which is ques-
toned by not a few of the citizens
The board of aldermen granted Il Ii
cense for a boxing exhibition by the
vote of to >, Whercu0pn the mayer
announced that ii" annullcd the per
mission and that no license would b.
issued to the petitioners. In explaining
his action the mayor said it was based
on an opinion rendered by city so
ljcitor some years since, which in Ct
feet sustained him. The matter Is
much discussed tonight. and the
mayors contention will doubtless he
put to proof.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
AT REST.
At BEST
Death Of Dowager Empress
Frederick at Cronberg.
Passes Away Surrounded by Members
of Her Family.
The World Will Join Germany in Mourning a
Noble Woman.

Cronbcrs. Aug. 5.-The Dowagcr En-
~ Frederick died at 6.15 p. NJ.
Tie death Of the Dowagcr Empress
was somewhat unexpectedly sudden
Al O'Clock her physicians reported no
change in her condition. Emperor Will
liam and Her Majesty's other children
and the Empress were in the sick room
Incst OF the day They surrounded the
bedside when the DoWager Empress
PASSED quietly away. Profs. Renvers
and Sp'Clhagen were also in the room
Til. fag on the castle was Immediate
IL half masted.
Closely following the announcement
If the death from the castle the church
hcl,s Were tolled and the flags half
mated. Visitors TO the castle began
inscribing their names in book for
the nurpcse in the hall.
II is said that the immediate cause
of death was dropSy. accompanying
the cancer. The remarkable vitality of
the DowaSer Empress astonished her
physicians She retained consciousness
to the end. The castle grounds are now
surrounded by soldiers and patrollcd
by Hussars and mounted police.
The authorities of Emden have is
sued a notice saying that in conse-
quencc Of the death of the Dowager
Empress. the ceremonies in connection
with the opening of the new harbor
, and the unveiling of monuments to the
Great EleCtor and Frederick the Great
have been indefinitely postponed.
At s O'Clock this evening. Emperor
William conducted the members of the
Dowager Empress household into the
death chamber and led them past the
bedside to take a last farewell of their
mistress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
THE BERLIN PRESS
Praises the Late Empress and Her For,itude in
Bearing Great Suffering.

Berlin. Aug. 5.-The announcements Of
the death of Dowaccr Empress FreicricA
was published here too late for comm"n'
IN the evening papers with the exception
Of the FreiScHningc /eit1ng. which re-
calls her heroic bearing during her hus-
band 5 last days. ''when she silently On
cured the hcartiess illusions of the chau-
whistle German press This journal als'
praises her ''d;gniticd sclf-cffacement"
since the death of Frederick the Noble.
soon after the announcement was mad
the flags on All the public Buildings N
Berlin were half-mastcd. II is taken for
granted that the intermcnt Will IN AZ
Fricdenskirchc, rotsdam. BY tie sill. ~
HE tate Emperor Frederick. but the date
e The function is not vet known pub
iirly.
The 1apers assert that the Dewasc.'
Empress long ago adoptcd her husband :
motto. Learn to suffer without com
planning. -~
She recently ordered that tn" public
.houd ne excluded from the ground ~
frir CisrichShot. saying The woIld Shall
MT I.a-n that an suffering | vii! MT
~ pi;iad III IN. misfortune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
Weather Conditions and Genera, Forecast.

Washington. Aug. THE weather in
inc eastern third Of the country has
boon cloud with rain from Maryland
S"uthweStward to the Gulf. Cloudy,
unsettled weather with rain is indicat-
Cd for the south ana middle Atlantic
states. Tuesday. and in New England
Wednesday. The temperature will rise
slowly in the ma jority of districts. ON
the Atlantic coast from Virginia north
Waid. fresh 10 b'iSk northeastery winds
viii prevail Steamers which depart
Tuesday. for European ports will have
fresh north to northeast winds and
cloudy weather To the Grand Banks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
Summer Hotels
c licrins 10 the Wishes Of Their Guests. and The
Conditions OF the Season. Serve
Malt Breakfast Food.

Managers of summer hotels throughout
the country acknowledge Matt Breakfast
Food To he the most popular cereal or
their breakfast cards. The delicious
flavor and ready assimilation OF Malt
Breakfast Food make il the summer
cereal par excellence. The large number
of tostelries at all leading summer re-
sorts now using il. attest To its particular
adaptation to tiIis season.
if you spend your summer at hotels
call for Malt Breakfast Food; if yen 80
to a cottage or camp. take supply w.:h
you. NJ all Grucors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
MULkERN HELD.
Claims Self Defence in Shooting Father. bit
Grand Jury viii Investigate.

Portland Ne. Aug. 5.-Patrick J.
Mulkcrn was arraignci in the police
court here. today, charged with assault
with intent to Kill upon his fathcer. lie
waived hearing and was held in $1,000
bail for the September grand jury. Bail
was furnished. Mulkern claims that
the shooting was done in self-defenco.
His father. nc says. had threatened to
do" him, ana when the Oh man c'mc
to his home. Thursday night. and at
tempted to force an entrance, he felt
obliged To protect himself and fired the
shot. The old man probably Will re-
cONar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
PASSPORT sARDiNE GAMERS
Ate, Workmen at Boothbay Harbor. Where the
Fish Have Not Yet Arrived.

Hnothiov Harhor. Me, Aug. 5.-1he
large fishing boat Luce Brothers,
steamed into Boothbay Harbor. Satur-
dav The captain was after men and
women to work in the PASSPORT sardine
factory. his craft hailing from that
city. He and his assistants made y
canvass of Poothbay Harhor, succeed
ing in engaging 50 people to go win
him to PASSPORT for employment in TIE
factories Two of them were women
md the remainder men. He said that
there was a big run of fish in eastern
waters. help was scarce and he Wot,id
accent anyone who could lift pound.
But he got many skilled workheh.
They departed from Boothbay Har-
bor at . O'Clock Sunday morning. on
the Luce Brothers. A throng OF their
relatives and friends were at the wharf
i, bid them good bye As they departed
there WAS general cheering and waving
nj handkerchiefs. They expected TO
reach Passport early Monday morning.
While the Passport factories are haV-
in,, more fish than they can handle.
hardly a sardine herring has appeared
!, Roothpay waters this season 1T is
!, SERIOUS matter tn the town Of Booth
,,,v tIarbor. where $50 hands are en-
,Ioycd when the factories are running
=. their entire capacity, 100000 a month
II, ing paid in wages. Last year the
fish commenced running in June. so
that there was but little lost time.
Should the fish appear the absence OF
tho ~ hands who went. Sunday. would
H. eevereIy felt. II is said in Boothbay
tIarhor that they will probably come
now that the operatives are away
Eicher,nen here are advocating the
,bolishfng of the close time which
,,r,,,narcos Dec |, lasting until May.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
:O00-!ON STEEL SCHOONER
70 Be Built by the scwalIs as Soon as the Frye
Is Launched.

Bath. Me, aug. at was ann"unc-
cd ny Arthur .Scr. Il & CO., today, that
they are about to construct new steel
five-mastcd schooner Of about 900 tons
,apacity. Already the material needed
in the construction of the schooner mas
bean ordered and work on the vessel
u.ir H. her,,n AZ soon as the schooner
William +. Frye now building at the
,,ard il laI,nchrd. The Frye will be
launched carly in September
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06

Investigation into the charges recently
brought against the management of the
New Jersey state asylum for the insane
was begun. Monday. at Trenton. in the
presence of Gov. Voorhees,. who has been
requested tn attend. Complaints had been
made Of an inedible and insufficient food
supply and of neglect and m:smanage-
ment of the patients and lax business
methods Of part Of the board This in
qury relates only TO the food supply AT
the afternoon session three Of the men
who signed the complaint gave testimony.
During the investigation the fact was
brought oGt that all of the q signers OF
single one OF the four kitchens. None ot
the complaints involved any of three 9TH
er Kitchens. At the close OF the day :
session an adjournment Was had Until
ThursdaN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
FROEKMAN KILLED.
Murderer Of British Peace Envoy Pays Penalty
OF His Crime.

Rloemfontein. Aug. 5.-Commandan
Freeman, son of Commandant Frozen
man. who. it is alleged, shot a peace
envoy named Morgendael. has been
killed near Winburg after an exciting
chase. Most important papers were
found in his pockets.
The British have captured convoy
Of 20 wagons near BoshOp. Orange
River colony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
SUlCiDs AT Jay.
A'qcrnon n. Payne While Dependent Cuts
Throat With Racer.

I.ivcrmore Falls, Me. Aug. al
gcrnon II. Payne Of jay, committed
suicide. early Sunday morning. ~ GUT
ting his throat with 4 razor. The rash
act is attributed to dependency Mr..
pavre having suffered with nervous
prostratio several years. The de-
ceased was So years of age ana was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
SUICIDE AT BELFAST.
John Hurley, Dcspondent Alter Long rebauch
Hangs Himself.

Belfast, Me, Aug. john Hurley.
under arrest for INVESTIGATION. commit
ted suicide in his cell at IN l''oiirc sta
ton. early this morning. by hanging.
Hurley had been despondon, f"r a long
time. and il is supposed that when he
sobercd after his debauch and found
himself prisoner he decided - end
his troubles by committing suicide. lie
was As years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
AT SQUIRREL ISLAND.
Annual Association Meeting.-TaIk OF F.rming
Village Corporation.

squirrel Island, Ne. Aug 5.-The an
nual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Squirrel Island Association was held
at the chapel. Saturday evening
Tn" reports of the secretary and
treasurer Wcre read and approved. The
treasurer's report showed that the bills
paid ana payable during the current
flscal year. amounted in the aggregate
to 5000. to meet which there is be
tween $500 ana $500 already in the
treasury. About $1,000 has been cx-
pended for permanent improvements.
chief among which is the new float
ing wharf and bridge. Tho repairs on
the farm house cost between $2Go and
$500. Tho new side walks cost about
500
The committee chosen to select
names to be voted on for the board of
directors for the coming year consist
"a of tho following persons: Col NJ. v.
3. Chase. Hon. VIM. r.. Frye. Col.
James G. White. Rev. Mr.. Danforth,
MI MaXcy, Mrs. F. II. Hany, Mrs. r.
NJ. Bowman. The committee reported
tn" following who were unanimously
elected: a. |. Davenport, Lewis Chase,
a. w. McCauslan1. Thomas Proctor.
Coan", Emerson. Hall.
After the routine business was com
picted Prof. Thomas OF ONO. "ilcrct
an amendment to the bylaws. TINS
was to thu effect that no trees on
shrubs of any kind. growing upon the
association land or upon unSoid iotS.
should be trimmed or cut without the
Unanimous vote of the board of direc-
tors. The consideration of this amend
ment brought forth lively diScussi"H'
which showed that there was Widc
diversity Of opinion as to the trent
ment of the trees upon the island. ne
matter was finally Indefinitely post
poned.
a committee consisting of MeSsTS.
MaXcy, Davenport, Chase and carter
was appointed to consider some pan
for forming a village corporation lnls
plan is to be formulated and presented
at the next annual meeting, and II APP
proved by the stockholders will De pre-
scented to the Legislature in 1867.
The regular assessment OF Slo was
made upon each lot.
Jacob Ourish. for man, years Il Welt
known business man and resident OF
Dorch. ster. Mass. die l. FRIDAY even
ing. ut Wiscasset. Me. where ne htt
gone for his health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
WAIEIWORXS FOR SOlON.
The Town viii Put in System al Cost OF
About $4,000.

Scion. Me. Aug. 5.-Thc town cfii-
GERS have placed in the hands of con-
tractors plans ami specifications for Il
system Of watcrwori<s for This village.
The estimated cost Of The system IS
$i5,eoc The water To b. used Ill the
service will be taken from 4 pond FED
by springs = little north Of the village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
A PREMATURE BLAST
Causes Robert RidIey's Death
on West Branch Drive.
Town Of Scion to Put in a S45,OC0
System cfWaterworks.
Men al Belfast and Jay Commit Suicide While
Dcspondcnt.

learned here. today. that Robert Kid
ley. employed on the West branch
drive. was killed by 4 premature blast
near Shad pond. last Saturday. Kid
ley was struck in the face by frag-
ment of rock and instantly killed. He
was II years oil and his horne vas in
Chatham, n. B
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
Boston Forecast.

lesion. Aug. 5.--Local forecast for
Lesion ard vicinity: Tuesday, fair
Weather; casteriy to southevly winds
Wednesday. partly ClcUdy. probably
showers in the afternoon or night :
slowly rising temperature; variable
" iIGS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06

a Manchester. y. H.. firm has had .
representative at East New Portland for
several days looking over the water pow
.r with a view to the establishment Of q
good sized plant for the manufacture Of
wooden novelties. The privilege has been
offered VERY cheapiy on account %! ~"
poor condition of the dam. which will
have to u, entirely rebuilt. in order To
develop the power required.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Aug. 5.-The following
pension changes, resulting from lhe
issue of July 10. are announced:
Increase. restoration. reissue. etc,
Nathaniel Quincy Waldo. So: Samuel
p coleman. Lincolnville, so: Octavius
Quincy. Saco. 50.
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NEED MORE ROOM.
mars!on Wooden Mill Nay Build Branch Mill
al Waldob0r0.

skowhcgan. Me. Aug. 5.-Thc manage
mont If the Marston Worsted Mills is
,s,,aer;np IN extension of the business
oil the company. Since July w o''''-
panv has been operating under ic'So 'I'
.akeview mill At East Madison III anu
,ion to the mill operated here. hut IN
iut:, NJ ,be nIaut and the construction
If . large factory at Waldoboro Is pc
ing considered.
In a single year the frehch P''ii'
4xpel over 1000 foreigners from rtai'.e'
OF these about l5eo are SPd''iaiiS'
200 Beigians and 500 Germans
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FAIR. TUESDAY,.

Washington. Aug 5.-Forccast for
New England: Fair. Tue. day: Wednes-
'aH' cloudy with occasional rain: light
noithcrly winds. becoming fresh east
to northeast. Wednesday,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06
KING EDWARD
Will Probably Not Leave comcs Tor Ber' n
Before Wednesday.

Cowcs, AuE king Edward received
the official news of the death of Dowagcr
Empress Frederick on Board the royal
yacht. almost simultaneously with thu
receipt Of The Associated Press dispatch
in London. tn, yachts flag was then
haif-mlstcd
The King and Queen will leave here for
Marlborough house. tomorrow. It Is not
likely they will start for Berlin until
"Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06

At one English workhouse CRATE
full inmate is occupying his time in
carving beautiful stone font for the
wo.khouse chapel.
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ALL STORES CLOSED IN AUGUSTA. AUG. |
Merchants and Clerks Will Take
a Holiday at the Islands.

" '""t q the merchants
"Wednesday, all
pieces business the tire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-06

Jacob Ourish. for man, years Il Wt"-
known business man and res'ucht ~
Dorch. ster. Mass. die /, Friday even
ing. ut Wiscasset. Me. where ne hit
gone for his health.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-04
AM1TYv1LLE.

Everybody attended the primn-
ry election at Granada Thursday.
All the farmers are harvesting
sugar beets this week.
Wint Carnett, arrived here from
Missouri, with his stock and
household goods Sunday. His
family will be here in few DAYS.
A baby daughter took mp her
residence at the Ferguson home
Sunday.
Mrs. Geutry and family, from
Missouri. arrived here Thursday.
Mr.. Gentry will follow in few
days with his car.
Carl Anderson has moved into
the John Parson house.
Continued next week. Capitola.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-04
THE SEASON OPENS.

Rocky FORD, Sept 20. Especial
to Denver Republican Last
Thursday the first beets for this
season were delivered at the beet
sheds of the American Beet Sugar
company at Rocky Ford, and up
to last night 1900 tons had been
received. The first trainload from
Lamar mud Holly arrived today
and the factory will start October
l.
The beets are testing as high as
81 per cent sugar, and the crop
promises to be more pro6table to
farmers than that of last year.
The average percentage here last
year WAS III, but it is expected to
exceed that this year.
In Nebraska the percentage gen.
orally goes about 10 per cent, and
in California l41. The Arkansas
valley of Colorado seems destined
to beat the world for ghperceut-
ACES.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-04
SCHOOL NOTES.

The Holly schools have a daily
attendance of no students.
Eddy Haberstroh is i'll With
typhoid fever
Miss Ruth Hoffman visited the
SC hools on Wednesday. Miss
Hoffman will enter the ninth grade
on Monday.
Have You given that book to
the library yet? A great many
others have been helping the boys
and girls. Have You done your
part2
Railton Stillwell. of Amity, en-.
tered the eighth grade and Miss
Anna Fullerton, of Holly. the
ninth grade, this week.
Rooms one and two held literary
exercises last Friday afternoon.
The students in room three will
give their first program on Octo-
Der IL.
4 number of requests have been
received for school PROGRAMS TO
send away to friends. The pro-
grams are free as long as the sup
ply lasts.
The executive committee of the
Prowers County Teachers associ-
alton will meet in the library
room in the school house on Satur-
day. This committee is to arrange
programs for all the institutes to
be held in the county this year.
The library needs q reading ta-
BILE and additional book cases. In
one month it has grown from
nothing to q library of over one
hundred hooks and periodicals
Enough hooks are promised now
to double the size of the library
The schools are very thankful to
the people Of Holly for the hand
some way in whice they have sup.
ported this enterprise.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-10-04

JOSH Westhufer, Loogootee, Ind,
is poor man. but he says he
would not be without Chamberlain
Pain Balm if it cost five dollars q
bottle. for it saved him from being
a cripple. No external appiics
ton Is equal 10 this liniment
for stiff and swollen joints, con
tracted muscles, stiff neck, sprains
and rheumatic and muscular pains
1t has also cured numerous
cases Of partial paralysis. 1t is
for sale by Ikelman Bros drug
store