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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
BUEN ARTICULO

, I'll <HersIdo Esps do1 srse IN buen artfcu
con ell tituio a. Era malo? lEhIS.
Sc rsEere el colegs los fssteios que se
PfepAran al honorab Mr.. Hunt
Los perI6dicos rspubicanos despuAs de
ulerts Ia soberanfs esps noia en- esta aDtflizs
..rtcsron IN as de una vez xquelos recibfDisn
ns gee Sc hacfan los gobsTnAdores que NOS
isa'isba Ia monarqufs;y hsce observar ei CO.
,sea Cue hoy que nos gobierna una repholica
meade 10 propio.
:. Nosotros nos explfc&nos que 50 reprodu1
- = IA ccstumbre dc recibir con csnonazos, gran
Hsds n 6sica los gobern nd0res.
!. hoy como aver, Egozcue % oil cortesano
ai Fortsleza.
l., 81 msGana vinieran los chinos serfs tam
sssh cortessno de los chtnos, preparando los
sgaoos del CsIeste imperio las mismas fas-
Hesas rscepeienes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
FL SENIOR HEsR'QJ[z Y cARViJAL

r. prominents hombre pdb'ico de 10 Re-
pdelica dsnisicana, don Federico Hsnriques
Carvajai. que ba psrmaneeido algunos dias en-
esta fsia. hA tenido lx Atsrcion Dc daspedlrss
60 don Juan HenrIouex consul dc dfchA rs
pdbiica Puerto REQ.
Mucho seEtimos que 81 permAnsnefa en-
esta fsla fuese tan breve, pues hubiera recfbi-
do pr1ebas de las mere cidAs simpatfss de que
goza squi ell notable literato que en- Santo Do
mingo es considerable. como ell maestro en- Pc
riodismo en- letrAs de la actual juventud IL
teraria de aque Ia reph bfca
Envikmosle, traves de los mares, nues-
ira afectuosa despedida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19

Otro prisionero
El general Kitchener Ia telegra hado n
DspartAmento de la Guerra com nfcxndole
que 10 columns del coroDel Hall atAeo ell lunes
por Ell general Kritznigsr. al que hizo prisio-
nero.
Muertos
Tres ofciaies del Estado Mayor de Kruit-
ziDgsr quedaron muertos en- Ell campo de ba-
ITALIA
Plan de. campaha
Otros despachos dfcen que el general
kruitzinger llevaba en- sus boisillos, para de-
isrlos en- la frcatera, importantes docamentos
relatives al plan de campaEa de los <boers,S
todos los cuales cay eron en- poder de los ingle-
ses.
Prisionero
81 famoso jefe <boer3 vrftzuiger ha cafdo
prfsionero del ej6rcito fpgies.
E parte da gran importsncia ese suceso
puss Sc asegura en- g. Que vritxuiger tiene gran
infaencia en- las tropas de los transvaienses
gran tsctica miiitar.
Cay6 an una en- mboscads en- que el ejercito
ingles sfmul6 una rstiraaa, de pronto eDgro-
SO s1s f1er1as.
Nuevo jefe
Las guarrillas <boers., que erAn muchas,
comandadas por vrItznigsr, quedaron sin VOC
ssguidaments hicieron j-fe 81 segundo ds
aouel qns es samoien muT sguerrido.
Debut
Este hizo 81 debut con IN eneuentro ener-
gico cen el enemfgo.
LIE hiri6 diez sells n6meros.
Belgiea
E gabinete ga, ha pasado nota oil An
eiano E Eger, negandose & intervenir su
contends con Ipglaterra.
81 c&udfiio boer, Sc asegurA, que exclAmo
<no fmp ports SECURE iucban io.1
La nots de Be gica esta en- tonos ofciales
muy acentuados en- favor de IT glatsrra.
Frases de aliento
Apeear de que Ia contestaci6n del gabinete
beigs Mr.. Kruger. es en- conceptos fAvora biss
Inglaterrs. es este obice para que ell pre-
stdente sud-africano hays rscfbido al propio
tempo psrticnlArments frsses de aiieuto de
ae7ei pueblo, en- donde Sc agits Ia opinion en-
su favor.
No importa"
Sc asegura que cuando el asciano Kruger
supo In N uerte del jefs boer Kritzuiger, repi-
ito go f-ase hsbitual xNo imports1.
Est6 caIi6cado como hombre de hierro oil
gigantic anciano her6tco luchador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
AL Attorney
UNA AGGRESSION

e. fiscal del juzsado de Juncos pide al no.
norable Attorney general, que Sc fnvestgue
cuanto Sc reiacione de Ia aggression de que fue
obieto hace dfas castiEue 81 Autor de Ia
m:sma
Zee funcionarIo judicial fue atropsIIsdo
ejerciendo 81 cargo eE momeptos en- que Sc
enccntraba en- jnicio Ia Corte de Distrito So
bresell6 ell srnaTio incosdo diciendo que ell
hecho constitufa UNA fALTA....
De esperar es one ell procuradof de tasfi-
ella dicte en- sl asunto una pfovidencia en- sl
sentiio que Sc Interest,"
lGuay de las autoridades, si no Sc msn-
tiene su prestigio Sc las deja & meresd del
insoiente y del osado!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
POLICIA INSULAR
Reenganohes J lioenciamisntos

L. comisi6n de ID policfa insular celebr6
reunion ell Iunes por Ia tarde en- oil cuartsf de
In mfsu4.
El reensapehe de varsos miembros de 10
rolicfs cuyo ssrvfcio pfra antes del 10 de
Enero, tue sprobAdo.
Los indfviiuos reenganchados son los 81
ruisntes: Csbos, Peiro Negr6n, Alfonso
r. Cain, Jos6 L. S,to EEequiel Mongil. los
posfcfas, Enrique Fernandez. O:tavtn Hoer-
tas Lborio Torres Jas6 CsiaEavix Rivera.
Tambfen ae aprob6 fnesen lieenciados del
ssrvicio por inhabilidad fsica. los poiicfas
Juan de Dios Santini Brigido Ortiz Juan
UfaI-
cserpo de policfs fGeren exsminad0s ffsfca-
uente siendo acsptsd0s diez de silos.
Los ex sansnes fnsron hechos por el 1-fs
TechtsF, ei doctor CaFbonelI J Ramon LAti-
mers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
SAN JUAN
NOTAs POR CORREO

Dicismbrs Is.
En- 10 ms ana de hoy entr6 en- este puerto
Ell vspor americana ePhiladeiphias proesdents
A lss dos de Ia tarde Ia salido con rnmbo
los Estados Unidos.
Para ell pr6xlmo domingo preparan los
obrsros IN gran meeting en- ell Tsatro. En el
tomarSn oarte varios orAdores, entire elios
Saints 20 Iglesias.
Dsspues serx represensada una obrisa dra
mzttca.
Sc prepara en- esta ciudsd Ia misa de No
che B1ena, conocids por Ia Misa del Gallo
Sabemos que hay gran animation para
concurrir ella.
"a han circuIado las invisacionss para sl
bale ose tendr& lusar el vfernes con motive
de In lie sda del gobernAdor.
En ls pr6xima seuana saldfs para Ia isa,
con objeto de scsr una tenn mporads varios
pueblos e prestiiigitsdor sen ~ Jord6u. Ei
prins or pueblo gus visitars serk Fajsrdo.
Mshsna ssidrk para los pueblos de "a ruta
sl vapor costero sPusrto RiceS-
ju'cio contra jose Manle6n por asalto
In barberfa de Javier Corrss; Paerts de
Terra, est& senalade para Ell dfa 80 del CO.
rriente.
Como ouiera que Maule6n Sc ha enbar-
cado hoy para los ESt400s Un1oOss 1080FA que
su.penderIo hasta que voelva su hon0r0buld0d
Ell PARQUE BORINQUEN es sl sitio mas
concurrido por las personas de ouen tono que
buscan fresco J distraction.
Concisrtos todos los jueves, sabados d =
mingoe; pronto hahr4n otras disersiones. 2.
Aver Sc verified Ell consejo de guerra con
tra ell pclfcfa don Francisco Schetiny, ror de-
sobedEencia al capitan Ssgado.
Mafana tenprano ss espera el vapor <Ca.
racasS que viene de los Esfados Unidos. En-
81 llexark ell Eobernador Mr.. Hunt.
IA csusado muy NAL efscto entire el sis-
robsrnador en- oil asunso de In sents ncia die
tada contra Santiago IgIesias.
-g6n parecs, esa -aetftud del gobernsdor
es dehids gestiones de los obrsros fsdersdos
en- los E. e.
La DxnocRAc1A y xThe Puerto Rico h.
rald1 "a yende en- In farmacia de Patron.
Mafiana serx el juicio contra los bandols-
ros que asaitaron una gnagna en- II plaza de
CoI6n, harz cosa dc IN sno.
Sc nos aseeura que ei Attorney hs dispues-
tn sea dsvaelta ID edicl6n del ceri6iIco els
voz de In Patrfa.1 sscuestradA On Aaysgae1
ell II de los corrientes.
rs objeto de mnchos eomsntafios Il con-
dncta del robierno ants los desmanes que Vie
nsn eomststisndu los rspuhlicanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
Un apIauso a la policia

Is obisto de mercedes clogios 10 sctitud
ldoptsds aver Dor Ia policfa, especialnenfs
por el ssrgento Reyes uD guardis cuyo nom
brs igooramos, con motive del esckndsio pa
bico cue promovi6 IN <connotado repuoiica-
los cue 70 Sc eDcontrsb ba su s~7so Jtstcto.
Fl ptbico crey6 que por tratArse de IN
,epubllcano Ia policfa no harfs Dsds; pero Sc
squlvoc6, puss sI sargento Reyes con IN guar
ala 10 condujerop MI dep6sito encerrsnooie en
hns bartolirR como &c hAes con cusiqnisr es-
esndAoso.
Bian por la policfA. Las oofrscherss ma
d tisnen que yer con 10 Polftics.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
Por asesinato

hoy sc estk celebrs ndo en- Ia Corte de
DIstrfto de San Juan, Ia vista en- 5nfcfo oral
de is causa fnstruida contra los indivfiuos Li-
berato Castro. alias sJorobado1 Ramon Ce-
csda, alias <Pescadito.S como presuntos auto
res de un asssinato vsrifcado hRce meses en-
lie reeinto Norts de souslis poosaeitu.
E Mfnisterfo fiscal pfde para los procesa-
dos le pepa de cadena perpetus, accessories
cOstas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
Aclaracion

Hacs luos dias pub'icamos una carta re-
eibida de San Gsrukn 6rmada pnr los sefores
don Martin Sierra don JAcfnto PAradis en- Ia
que manifesta bsn retirarse del partido repu-
biteano. Ahora bien esa carta Ia resuitaoo
ap6crifs.
Para svitar Sc jusgae asf con Iss personas,
sdver:fm NOS que no pabiicarenos manifsstacfo-
mes DO fsicas nf noticiss de ninguna clase, CO.
mo no vergan por condacto de nuestros CO.
rresponsales sgsntes en- In isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
Be dice

Dssde aver se dice one ell Dr.. jose Marti
fehuncisr& el puesto Que ccupa de Presidents
De Ia Junta Local de Instruction ptbiics de
ssts cludsd.
Y one Of no renuneiss 10 renunciarsn, puss
hay motivos podero:os para clio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT


10 yI2 Graz Fsrtasza 2 Hotel ordsa
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19

La enorita Aurora Marn ene guo de participa
pdbico eablecido
altos de la
Orece magnifcas habaciones cabaleros familas
Admto abonadoe-Preclos
situacon, los sImtad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-19
Dr.. Gonzalez Martinez
MENDEz-vIG0 No O. ALTOS. TELEf0N0 IS

Clnca para ennedades de la matis de las Was ur1afas
uracon pocedimen de m
a Eteridad i6 Catarros de Ia vga
y de La matrz mihtar fujos rebeldes
Hos de Consultas aborables; de 10 II
los
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. Charles Sumner Carleton. the well
known teacher and singer. Of Portland.
has. at the request Of several pupils d. :
voted Tuesdays and evening for instruc-
Iiou In singing Ia Gardiner. Studied -four
Years IN lt.lr-best masters-italial a
Method. Terms reasonable Addrcsss
Gpodon a Co.. Gardiner. novl2.dlv'
l.. WRIGHT. BLACKSMITH have
moved in ih- south end pf Henry Rincs.
carriage shop aud would y" picascd 10
meet uE "ld customers ana many new
ones. Special attention paid e. foot i4mr
ana interfering horses. Nh work guar
dntrcd. HOvadiW
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
M work guaranteed. Reference. Franz
T.. Dennis. Augusta. Also instruction o.t
pianos ana organs. Orders TN mail Will
receive prompt attention. Willis T.. TraSk
Rural Free Delivery ~. =. Augusta. Me
References. Mrs. l.. f. Davis. q. F. Flynt
ana Mrs. H. +. Goodrich. Augusta
oct2sfdtf
MRS. CRAM. CLAIRVOYANT, can tie
consulted on health or business. Refer
cnccs from leading business Te0ple Hours
from 70 4. n to 10 +. NJ. Case taken b.
mall. No. 3 Capitol st. Augusta. Me.
uoNi1. .diw-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

talked of as one of the srandest phen-
enema ever seen. 1t made another in
1866 but 1t was far inferior TO that
of 1888. and since then Only Il few scat
tered mcteors have been found by
patient watching ON the anniversaries
ot its appearance. 1t was due in either
,$po ar 1909 hut did; not come. and.
though the astronomers hope to see il
.hs year they are by 10 means sau-
Srine about it. Most Of them are in
clined 10 think that the attraction Of
one OF the planets or of some othcr
celest,pl body has swerved the meteor
swarm ont of the orbit IN which II was
travelling. and turned il into 4 course
in which th" earth viii not again en-
counter IL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
II Must Be Ready on Time.

Tie mana.emcnt IF H. II Inljo IL.
position hostens ID uany ~ ,titnor ma,
any pcStponcment of the fair is :ntici
pdtca. and well It may. Th- S5.oon oo'
silrt"d IT,. tn. national government i.
contingent Urou the opening u the -
position. Ma |. lq0T. ana tIa, il til,
i,tn .,nm.l III NV. t,,inn.. IA .,tas y. 4.
foreign nations Th,. rostnor.m.rt al
ih,. expositior, one y.ar as has b...-
suggested wnild rot onIy Il. ,.mh,r.
,-a.sip. II th.ea ,asn.,,s I,ut i ,.n,,l,
ne th.. nr~,.has- nf th.. Louisiana terri.
,nl.,- from, Franc was mad. in l>o.;
rhrr, can BE- no argument for po,t
ponon,ent drawn from rhr t'olumbitl
vrosttiou ~ th,, was dal9y.d a y..u
~ ,.a,..,. i, havord In. p-aeiJ.rti.I ..l,...
ZION voar Will, to oeIav rh,. St Loui,
..xposirio,l vorld carry if into III. prtsi.
l.r.ial .la,tton year
an. m.napameot snnuIJ nnt nnl,
fcry that thn opru1u.. date .v,iil y. -,
| f. rward. hu, il srolld assure III. wo,l,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
.rhs Seal Put on Bran's Tomb.

| 1, Al, Rryau has entertained amy
hope that he would AGAIN pe ms party
presidential candidate o, even that he
will have any considerable influence il
naming the candidate in 1904, that hope
must nave been completely shattered
pv the returns 81 last weeks elections.
AR Eryan still has many friends ana
admirers and no doubt Organism, with
all it's folly and faliacy would again
have Il great vote were II prt to the
test at the polls. but the most hide
bound ard bisoted Bryanite must now
realize that "thc peerless leader Is =
back number beyond all hope of recall
The Nebl aSka statesman was pushed
into his political tomb in 1896: he MAS
made to go back into Il dark corner
Of it and set down in 1890. and nov the
seal has been put on the door.
No man can long remain IA prominent
factor ir politics without the support
of his home constituency. In 1890 and
al
ried by the Republicans in spit" 9: the
desperate efforts of Mr.. BRYAN To keep
it in line He has lost precinct,
ward city. county and state"
>nd not only his own state,
uut that section of the West am
Northwest where the free silver Cra2c
Was strongest end whose support made
his political activity Il national menace.
has for :; second time rcpudiatrd Bryan
ana Eryan:sm. This years negative Is
even Inorc emphatic than those Of lS?b
ana l?oo.
With BRYAN out Of the race, who w!il
he tnc nrw Democratic leader? He ha.
wrecked the party. who viii rrorc;,niA,
Int? The search for a leader is as dub
inus business as that for a promising
iSSuc. Ii may be that German. nov
enjoying a slim and uncertain triumph
IN Maryland. may prove the Democratic
Moses. Perhaps Hill of New York viii,
come TO the front. OF Editor Waterson
Of NentUtky. 1t is not likely that il
Bry1nism prominently CliuGs. 1t wiz
seem TOO bad. afte~ all to have Bryan
ism out of it. He has been such an
easy mark,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
The Promised Meteor Showers.

Sometime during Thursday night or
early Friday morning. 50 the learned
disciples Of Astronomical lore assure US,
there is Cue to appear in the heavens
i magnificent shower OF mctt orS. such
''a is only seen once in every third 81
century. If the skies are cloudy. AZ
there is a good prospect that they " i'll
D., the world will miss the promised
ih"N. and III" astronomers VIII be BIZ
t"rly dissapointcl. ror - years is Il
irnS time to wait. The constellation
Too. from which these meteors talk
their name. leonGs, because they APP
peer to spring from u source within
it. will rise. tonight. about o'clock
nd star Stzers will be on the watch
10 see ii it brings it's neteors with il.
Unfortunately. the presumption is tina,
Il VIII not. even if the skies are clear.
A!S swarm OF 'neteors, which is an i'm
in"nSc one. covering millions oi mile.
~ space. appears to nave encountered
tHe earth III its course once every %
Years. with great regularity for about
t'" !eara. Probably il was much
longer than that but NE records do nor
9" back farther In lS"3 il made !,
magnificent display. which is still
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

tdrninc diSproVcs the superstition
about the unluCky Is. He tried I.
Tunes t" win ana failed, hut won thu
thirteenth race.
tn" Grazcr. 10 breeding unknown.
"tS bought ont ufan indianapolis sales,
stable Two years ago for $l7o. and for
nearly year hauled an ambulance in
Louisville.
Irving Fogs of East Sangcrvillc. has
z beautiful two-ycar-u,d Rroomal colt
which il said to 10 quite promising.
It's dam was by Mambrino Wilkes.
Mn" trottcrs nave entered the 10
list this year. ANA five Of them are out
| o. developed mares, viz: EIeata. ..0Ss,
dam Elden. 2.1ei9; ~ Right. a.o9i..
dam Fanny T.. 2.29la: Captor. 2o9@,
dam Euia Lee. 2.2ala: Cornelia Belle.
10. dam Bel onward. 22S. and Dy.
Book. 10 dam Lconor. 2.24 Two of
The other -four are Dolly Dillon. o.07.
whose Srardam is Lady Dooley. 23ia.
ANA Onward Silver POS. whose
grand;.m is kentucky Central. 2.31.
There is no class Of horses in bcttcr
demand today nor bringing better
lriccs than wcll-hroken. handsome
r"2Cst"rs. possessing Il medium
mount Of speed This is not intend
cd - refer To that class of road horses
IN demand for speedway racing. hut
SIMPLY those in demand for bona tfdc
road purposes, those having snred
enough To pull a wagon from .. 80 10 Il
81" gait, and the ability to road from
ten To y miles an hour. Fair size.
Sood disposition. a fair share of good
looks. and good manners are necessary
III horses intended for this branch of
tn" market. ard those filing tn, Re-
quirements are SO scarce as To ena bic
those having them to sell to secure
eNceilent prices as quickly as they
place them on the market.
\. III. Brunell of Worcester. Mass.
las purchased Of T.. 4. ireland OF Etna
Me. the brown pacing gelding Hube.
~. flu6e was entered and raced in
III" - class pace 1T the Greendale last
race meeting. Bruneil liked his work
50 we'll that n the close Of the week 5
meeting he concluded a deal with the
rWncr by which he became the pur-
chaser of the celding. Hube was
driven to his present mark, by the six
tc"n ye;tr-"ld daughter Of Mr. Ireland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Personal Notes.

Rev. Dr Edwari Everett Hale has
attended every ANIMAL meeting az tn"
I:nston Female Asylum directors fer Is
wears.
The real name Of GorKN. thu Russian
writer, is A!cksicl PleSh-
knv .GorkN is Il nom de- cucrrc, mean
inE the bitter end.
Mrs. Indiana Fletcher Williams has
left $1.n"n for the purpose of erecting 2
new coll"c" for women in amherst
county. Va. as Il memorial to hcr daISh-
ter.
Sir Joseph DimSdalr who has Just
been installed as Lord Mayor Of LONDON.
is graduate Of Eton. and is the inst
EtCn boy who has filled the office for a
period OF 80 years.
Peter Devillc. who has lust arrived in
San Francisco from Alaska. SAYS that he
found in the moon country u race oi
white people who. he thinks ar" Sir John
Franklin'S descendants.
Mr Lyman ID. Con i m!!i"uair"
manufacturer of Pawtuckrt. X H. Will
build tine clubhouse for boys between
til" ages Of i've and L.. who arr in the
habit Of making the streets their homes.
King Edward likes his note paper more
square than obionS and very simple in
style II is engraved with Sandringham
or Marlborough House IN ra.Sed letters.
with a crown abov" the address.
Henry +. Steele now in his S0th year.
VINO was visiting in the East. where he
expected To spend the winter Travelled to
his h"m" in Denver. Il distance of lpAi
miles. to vote for his son vino was rum
ming for judge.
6. J. Jones. VIII" recently died in Sa'ina
Kan. was known as 'Buualo Jones.
through his sympathy with the lower ami
mails. He succeeded in perfectly tanning
q number Of wild birds. and h. dome. ii
Gated several buffaloes, using them for
agricultural purposes.
Miss Harriet Maxwell Converse ana
ifof. frcGcrick Starr. Of the University
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

this winter by Mr.. Brunell and viii
probably be rounded into shape for.
r"Xt summers campaigning. 4. Il.
ErUnelI, owner Of the famous peter
TurneY, 2.lih, has bought a six year
old fun sister Of Zanita. 2.1l,. owned
~ IA" estate Of j. Il. Davis. Farming
ton. Me. The mare Is a beauty.
weighing 1850 pounds ana standing
l..2 hands high. in "A sleek jrt black
coat. She has never been sent to "A
mark on j track but . 2."0 road clip IS
lik. breaking sticks for the mare
TrOttcI and PAGER.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14


~ course You had Il sleigh ride. y4s-
To-Day. or are planning on one. today
i is little carly for such "A touch of
winter "nd many entries viii be mad.
''' ''''i's winch viii serve as the ba SIS
oi founding stories hy the ''olCest in
A'"''ant when the Years have rolled
away Think of those unfortunate
people IN 'hc South WHO never knew
'"e happiness Of a sleigh ride and
never saw the trees with every branch
aid 'Wlg encrusted with CRYSTAL I'm,
iN early yet for the real be-inninr .,
\ ->e" England winter. We want !,
"''' Skating before the snow comes
ana we also want little more India,
summer weather in which to settle tina
football championships.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
FOR SALE.

FoR SALE -Ono Bangor buggy. on.
1|"iSh. two harnesses. tWp collars ana
r"h"S 'md blankets. James MI North. NJ
Grove ST. uuylo.ltC
For SAl.I.-Sjaca And fixtures W rIy-
SAINT lttie shoe store Fiuc location.
good business: grrat trade tur some WHY.
Must N" soii. lf y"u want a place hus-
~" tur tEls nnv. Don't delay. write dt
onCr. Address. Boots and Shoes. car,
kcnh'h"' journal n"vll.du
HARD WOOD. fitted for the stove. Split
wood. 8. hard wood limbs mixed with Suf,
wood. =. Also cordwood at 81 Wood d,
ltvcrcd IN Halowrll and Augusta orders
lott ~ y Gage ST. or address r. H. Zen
n'y. Box g.. Augusta. nov6dtf
ONE JERSEY COW ana one heavy
horse. +. .. Getchcll, Peoples Ice 90.
~ Grove ST. Augusta. noyidtf
PAIR OF BLACK NATIVE HORSES.
weighing between 300 ana POO pounds.
Good drivers and workers. seven years
Old T. y. Jones. Cross Hill. nov5.d2N'
THE ADAMS HOUSE. AUGUSTA. ME.
contains u rooms. steam heat. on trolley
line TO ToGuS. Hallowell and Gardiner
The furnishings must he sold nv Nav. .I
House constantly filed. Will be sold at
a bargain. H. Il. Adams Prop.
oct2Sd;w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Special Advertisements

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not .x-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head Of WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET, LOST, &c, will be inserted once for
15 cents and 5 cents for each subpeuuent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT In
sending by mail. remittance OF postage
stamps should be made with order, as
the charges are too Emau 10 open &C
counts for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Of Chicago, are making Investigations
among the Irouuois Indians in reference
10 their folk songs. including medicine.
witch death. ana AN Of the cercmonihl
chants. which have hitherto been unpub-
lishcd.
Joseph j. Fallui. q native of syria
but "a resident Of Omaha has applied foi
a license to practice mediCin" IN Ne
braska. lie Is the son OF an Armenian
priest was educated IN the Jesuit schooiS
Of Jerusalem ana Damascus ana grad
mated from The medical colleG" at Bcy
roJth SYRIA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

IN" h"Spitahlc columns of the New
York sun where many subjects. uniu:c
''"i important, have had light turned
on tlIcm in tn" past. arr, nov ,,,.n ,.
tn" discussion of the snoring habit
IN" weight Of testimony seems To be
that i; is incurabc. or at least thar tbe
"n'N way to stop snoring is 10 XIII tn,
offending party.