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Evening star., 1901-05-06

Mary ]. Halloran has written To the Dis
trict Commissioners requesting release from
a sewer assessment amounting to $14.30 lev
led against her property at IoOo 4th street
northeast, being subloc l. in square "a.
She states that her premises have no con-
nection with the sewer recently laid in the
alley in the rear Of the property mentioned,
Evening star., 1901-05-06

The pupils of Prof. Edward 7. Dawson
will give a May carnival and bali at Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow evening. for which
many novel and interesting features have
been arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
The New Canal Treaty.

Though thc fun text OF the ncM ga
nal treaty. signed, Monday. by Sccre-
tary Hay on behalf Of tins country
and Lord Fauncefort on behalf Of
Great Britain. is not made public and
will not b., until it comes To th,. Sen
ate fol ratifca tion. il is no secret that
It's conditions are 4 most gratifying
triumph Of American diplomacy. /, is
believed that the treaty in its new
form will not be open 10 the objections
of the first draft which prevented its
ratification by the Senate. and that ia
vorable action will be prompt when it
comes before that body According to
the new treaty the United States Will
stand alone as the suarantor of III.
canal and will have the fun right 10
fortify il in case Of war. This is an
ether victory for the Monroe doctrine
and means that in Secretary Hay and
to be proud Of. the peers Of any living.
Great Britain yields is rights ana this
treaty is a long step toward the much
needed ana much talked about 18TH
mian canal It's ratification win
promptly be followed by the final
treaties with Costa Rica and Nicar-
qua. There has been much delay in
this canal business, some necessary
and some unnecessary. but the move
ment is now going rapidly to a sue
ccssful conclusion. There will be 4
canal, and il will b. an American ca
nal in construction. control and useful
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Maine, Part in the Mckinley Memorial.

Tho part OF our state In the erection
of the martyrcd President at Canton.
Ohio. as arranged and explained by the
special cor,mittec appointed by Coy
crnor Hill, is simple and easy j
consists only of the contribution OF =
rclativtIy small sum Of money. This
sum .o,,la be contributed by few. but
it is far better that Il be the rontrihu-
tion Of tie mahy. tn" tribute Of th,
loving heart, nt 4 loyal people. So ID
oir citizens old and Young. men ANA
women. send III their contributions,
whether il be- 4 dollar or more ur Il
dime or less. 10 the members Of tie
committee VIII" will see that all con
trihutiunS ar, property forwarded. tn,
Journal will r.c"iN" thv contributions
from this imirtdi,.tc section ot the
inr Mlll be published from timr 20
tin,r. tnr,.th.r with the total .:um ,ut-
tribrtrd. but the individual cur;rjhu-
tionS viii not be- announced. - th"rr
will be no embarrassment on this scorr
and 10 unpleasant comparisons maGc.
Tho moro contributions the bette.
even though IN arc Very Sra.!. as This
will make thu monument truly repre-
sentative Of thr common people Of our
LAND who loved ana honorrd William
Mckinley and Who viii ever revere his
memory The $500 expected of Maine
should he raised very easily. Let
those in this section ot the Stat. do
their part. remembaring that in effect
he gives twice ~ho gives promptly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Personal Notes.


i"I~t"i h''S 4 E"n w" RIM "IItirn ("
b'dE NhI't ""~ l"t'lS li"'u' ~ ~ nj.
mi
la~ illi1r N"d"rlahi"i ~ Drlt"li. h
>iulini~', EAs been chosen as "n" "i IN"
rFvIt J"a' him nv" personal pupils.
Luigi ,atr-no. Il journalist ~ Rome
ir order 4" w, ur story on th"
'"i'-'s d"tlE lf". recently se' uT"d rm-
rl'N NIi'Hl 4" ''' WIN n" ~ S''-
""1'l.
Paul Du thtillu. IN" famous ad-
Vrnturrr Is in II, Petersburg. Wh-re
h. h. studying the Russian language,
sud il making progress Win ms com
INK X orA or Russia.
Nlr ~ II E.,rd.h.ar. uhY ha~ iust
h., d \ t.-d president ~ th- National
Edu atlonai Ass5,iatiuu when chosen
l,r,.4id,ut uf thc Western roil"g. ~
TuI-.Io M. Some years agu was tine
Youngest college president in the cDun-
try
,,...,
NM '''''
''' a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Shooting al the Clouds.

MOI long ago We heard much Of at
tempts i'll various parts of the West to
cauS" rain py cannonading the clouds.
In times of lrouth this cxprdient Was
re>ortcd /" ana if amy rain fell shortly
afttrWard the credit was given tn til"
cannon. lsut usually no rain fvll.
though much powder was burned ana
MANY clouds Of smnk" sent rolling
over tho 3archcd prairi-s. Now wc
read that in parts of southern Europe
they are preventing hail storms hy-
precisely tn" sam" means as were
,i>"d here to cause = fall of rain. The
vineyards are guarded by cannon
halstorm which would ruin the grape
crop is driven of BY a vigorous born-
bardmcnt. 81 least. this IS the tale
which travellers tell and some If the
United States consuls are embodying
il in their reports.
The scientists and mcteorologists are
inclined to scnff at thes" stories
Of miracles performed with cannon
bv vineyard owners, and say
That natural causes govern both
transforms i'll the West ana hail
storms in Europe, and that shoot
ing ri the clouds amounts to just as
murn as the barking Of a dog at the
m0on. We hope our consuls in China
will not send home solemn reports OF
in. eclipses Of the sun by the beating
Of tom toms. and that those in India
mill not % TOO much impressed by the
work Of the ma agicianS in turning the
courses Of the mOnsoonS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
AWFUL AGONY
The Story Of a Stricken Woman
Whom Doctors Were Not
Able TO HELD.
From the Ncrs. copncrsrilic, Ind.

The story Of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Hedden.
Of No. 6al Summit avenue. Conners-
vile, Ind, contains an important lesson
for many American women who suii'r
i'll silence rather than face the ordeal
that the usual treatment of thcr
troubles entails. She says:
For nearly "A year endured terrible
agony caused by u general breaking
down of the nervous system, female
weakness and suppression Of tn"
periods. suffered greatly with bee'.
ing down pains and was very weak ara
short Of breath. NY circulation was
very bad, causing numbness oi limbs,
dizziness and headache all the time.
Ny heart would sometimes feel as II
there was heavy weight on IT, had
never been healthy and strong, So ]
was in no condition to withstand such
II combination of ailments.
IL grew worse very rapidly and all
the doctors | tried failed 10 check my
decline. Then | began taking Or. Will
iams' Pink Pills for Pale People and
can now state that they arc the only
relief | ever had. Tho first box helped
me so much that l was thoroughly con-
WINGED OF the efficacy of the remedy. !
continued the treatment for several
weeks, using six boxes in all
"ifany ono, who is suffering as was,
will take Dr. Williams Pink Pills n
directed they viii be rewarded -
Signed. NELLIE VI. HEDDEN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this l4th day Of November. 1900.
F1NLY ii. GRAY.
IScall Notary Public.
At all druggists or direct from DR.
Williams Medicine Co.. Schenectady.
\. y, 80 cents per box; six boxes, g. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

There is much reason i'll the recon-
mendation OF the West Point board of
visitors that the academy be thor
ouShly rebuilt The institution is now
Memorial hall. is in harmony with the
times. The shabby old buildings have
long outlived their usefulness and are
not equipped with modern comforts or
conveniences. The Naval Academy at
Annapolis has been rebuilt and the
army school should have buildings in
Keeping with the times and in harmony
With its noble location
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
RAILROADS AND sTEAmBolr.
CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS

personally conducted weekly tour,, .
cursions to California. leaving cb,..-
every Friday night-from Boston 49,.
Thursday-over the Illinois Central :
Tor Los Angeles and San E'rancjsco - -
Omaha and the scenic line OF the -.
passing through the grandest scenery !;
ne ROCKY sierra Nevada and IN. h.
Tehachapi mountain ranges, and ,bro,ss
such tourist points az Colorado snrsr..
Pueblo. Salt Lake City. Ogden ana ~
ramento: All. Tnk GRANDEsT sr-rs.
~ FEATC RES By DAYLIGHT For -
slatsu ahavsrising matter rates, reser.
tion apply 10 J. e. Clair. Nsw ms ms
Agent, Illinois Central r. r.. - WI wsas
ington ST, Boston. Mass. oct, ,dsr.os.n- ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Jcff"ry Simonc0n. aged III. son N
Geo. Sim0nean. had his left lcc broken
while playing football. Monday. at Bid
deford.
In repiE a. The hotter written by
Charles H. Humphreys chairman nj
tbs Brunswick hoard Of sclcctmcn. IL
George +. evans. general manager of
the Maine central Railroad. in REGARD
Ia the lirc department being stopr"d
while on their way to the fire al Bow
doin College last week. Mr.. Evans says
that he mas given orders that Main"
street must hc kept clear Of trains iii
the future.
Louis DoraiN. aged n. employed 10y j.
q. DcerinG X Son. lumber manufactur-
crs. died at his home. nj Biddoford.
Monday. on \oN. :. pnrais was at
work in the Deernas lumber yar,i.
and in some way got III between two
teams loaded with lumber and was
crushed in The region Of the ch"st.
three If his ribs being broken. Intam-
NATION ~ the lungs then set in. \
widow ami several children survive
him.
As Harold GrtChcll of Portland. -
member of the jefferson Street Baptist
choir. Mas walking up Union street.
Portland. Sunday night, he was held
M oy tootrad, who attempted 10
snatch his watch ana chain from His
vest pocket. The Would-be thief miss
eG the watch. hut caught the vest nf
The Young singer ana gave ii such Il
yank that every button was torn frnul
tho garment The footpad then took
10 his h.eis aud disappeared behind the
High school building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Thousands Preparing the Lungs Tor Pneumonia
and Consumption in This Way
How to Prevent IL.

Il coughrd all night long" Is An cx-
preston you hear daily AT this season
~ lie year. ana these same people ar
the very on"s who later on viii sickcn
nj die ~ pneumonia or consumption.
u is the strangest thing in the
world tnat people having a slight pain
IN The stond, VIII rush 10 The. doctors
ur druggists for medicine. but do
nothing for 3 cough that Is irritating
the bronchial tubes ana lungs and
r.akiup them ready ID receive ana
lcuIiNh thr germs If pneumonia ana
consumption. which are inhaled daily
by every living person.
Formerly there might have been
sorc excuse for this. but now that The
Cgiied St-toe Health Reports ana
.,nv .rnmant Statistics have pointed
uI Il r"mrty w which coughs ca-
tarrh ana consumption can b. cured
there IL nom.
HYOMEI ih" n-W dry air germicide
ie Ih. rnly remedy ever endorsed by
.Iru an aurhu:.ty. and during tn" past
NcaI has redlred The death rate from
consumption ~ prr cent.
Coughs. Colds. 'rour. CatarTh and
'ousinnrtion cannot exist where HY-
CNIl IL br"aturt daily Ther" are NJ
;,a-po3nfm doses. u"rhirg but y litti..
Il hal.s charged uith HYOMEL "A
wv, limitations at .ay time during rhe
,l.tl WEI night yuI allay nm irritation.
~'"r the cough and destroy All disease
x Trn- breath-I into the head throat
arG lungs.
HYCMET costs but $Io0 either at
.-,.t,y I,tt.,uicttu NY NV cent I'M mail and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
! &llallOvB Gossip
The Shows oi Yesterday.

| ,,ond.r In what Isle of Hiss
ApnIIn brcathes ambrosial air
In what green valley Art"mis
For Young EnaN mion spreads the snar'
Where, Venus fingers debonnair.
The wind has blown them all away,
And Pan lies piping in his lair
Where are the Sods of yesterday
SAY whcr" the great SrmiramiS
Sleeps in n toSc-r,d tomb, and where
Tn" ut, coiiN dust of Caesar il.
pr tlcoIotra's yellow hair;
Nh.'r,. Alexander do anl Dare.
rh.. wind has blown thcm all away,
Nud Rrd-b,ard of tn, Iron Chain.
Whcr" are the dreams al Yesterday
Where does the Queen Of il"rod'S KIN
or l'nr!nc in her BEAUTY bare,
" ith Rhodopr and FomNris
\rd Sappho ana tanpu~pr fare.
Wh"r" ,fuencN"r" the Wnrld : despair
The wind haS hiuWn them all away.
And tl'l.n, fairsSt of thc Fair,
here ar" thc girl; Of Yesterday
.tIa&' fer lovers: pair ny pair
Thr wind Has blown them All away,
III vain W" SEEK them her. ami Their,
Where ar, III" SHOWS Of Yesterday
Justin Mccarthy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Another great newspaper to cct-
hrate the centennial Of its founding is
the New York Evening Post. ana it's
anniversary number with its colored
cover. Illustrations ana historical
sketches is a triumph. With it is pub
lished u most interesting fac-simile of
the first number issued November l6
1901 Sine" the Post was founded
through the efforts of Alexander
Hamilton ana his fellow Fedcralists it
has Ecen Il power. It's policy has al
ways been consistent ana it has ever
had able men at the helm. In politics
however, its conservatism has some
times |er2ed on pesSimism and utter
disgust II things American as com
pared with English rolcieS and meth
ndS. Among tn" brilliant men who
have occupied its editorial chair have
been William Cullen Bryant. Parke
Go"iWin. John EiScIpw Car! SchurZ.
; T.. J.. Godkin, and Horac. Whit. tie
! present incumbent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

la prI>n # WATERFORD. dird ~ heart
dis aSe. Monday. : h;le nn the roai tu
Sr1ingyaI, vitA farm produce. His
body uay found hy Bradford Quint
about tW" miles from SrrinEvalo. thr
horse contvntvdlv grazing by thu road
aiJr near TN. Coroner George y,
Phoenix or Alfred. M. we'd the remains
and the locality where the body was
found. and d"orlcd an inquest uncallcd
for. Mr. Pike vas = years old H. I,
survived by 4 widow. H. was pos
Porous farmer ana highly respected
citizen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Thursday. the Twenty Eighth 0ay 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 ii 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-
rected effort have never been greater. ana
as We rejoice over bountiful harvcsts ana
the success which has crowned our efforts
in every field of endeavor, let Us remem-
gratitude for health and plenty be ex-
pressed not alone in words. bat in deeds
of charity and benevolence, that all may
have cause for thankfulness.
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 twenty-sixth.
JOHN +. HILL.
BY tho Governor,
BYRON BOYD. Secretary Of State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Names popular ami efficient adju-
'dht general was given an impressive
demonstration. Etst evening. Of the es-
TEEN in which h" is nrld by his fellow
officers Of the National Guard III,
whole state deeply regrets III. pro-
SpectlNe departure Of General John r
iicnardS, and wishes him eodspeed in
ms new field. tennessee and the ser
vice Of the nation At large gai:
through thIs loss u Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

II Is 4 Seriors question yh..,b.r TN.
interest IN the Harvard Yale game =
increased or decreased by the an
houhcement that there are three. mar
''e" men on the Harvard eleven. Proi,.
''oiF the '1olizine football maiden w;t
'eN"'" a little lass attention to II,
>"'"S''H e. these particular players
''' Toy u" student in psycholo.v Il.
'''"a''"n j. fun Of added suggestions
ANYWAY it viii b, rich ,o b.,. ~.
youngsters With mama "n tn. grand
'''d NeE with an the power If ,noj
m.''e lungs; Cot it. pa. Rim .,.,, ~.
''' 'he stuff. pop. soak him ,,.,i,..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
TO THE NATIONAL NOME.
Eastern Branch. ID. v. s.. al Tocr.
KENNEBEC CENTRAL RI

Connects At Gardiner With the NJ q D
I. and Electric Ry. 10 Augusta, and y E., H.
nebrc steamboats, for Boston Mt
IME lAELE-N inter Arrangeman,
Leave Randolph: Ar NationaI H
1Z2, SGJ. 1880 A. NJ. 732. q25 n n A'm.
1.09. 40. 4.5p r. NJ In 500 ;5. ~ ~
IL. National Home. Ar al pandaIrLh
7.55, 42t il.3o A. ~. sl5. a.jG. it'd apI;
In. 329, 5H p. n. l51. 2iG. 5s 3 n
SUNDAY TRAINS will run as foIlora.
L@avc Randolph. $50. il.3D 4 n 80
=. NJ L.a.e National Home. i6n1 "
10 and 49, 7. NJ. Visitors are corr,i.i,.
welcnri~ ~ the HON" ard receive s,.
c.al attention from the official g1,Idss -
duty. who will escort them through M
bindings and about the grounds. y3si,,ns
the Deer PARK, containing about n aaa-
bears, .tr. Tne restaurant at the H.,
Station j. OPEN every day. where I,Inn,
ic" cream. .tc-. can be procured ~ Az.
number Of visitors. as acconln,nda, IT,.
are ample. American Express Connsn..
does business OF this line
= a. LAWToN, supt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

The Cnlby Zen" mildly rcbuhes tuy
j!:niors who assisted thc soph"morcs i'll
somc devil,ry at The expense Of the
freshmen. t holds that i IS 4
humiliation to the sophomores 10 ac-
crpt such aid ana that pure ana proper
class spirit should be cultivated. Such
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Where Maryland Is Excusab'e.


If Maryland feared that going E"gilb-
llctn would u" construed nS IN !ndrrH"-
mrut uT Wellington. ah" was pc~f' ctl.'
rNcIsnbl. for going Democratic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
His Reputation Lives After Him.
tWaShington Star

SOM. ,'hlnnInrn IN this country r,fit"
To- h.lirvt that III Hung Chang Is d"ad.
This * What III gets FOR his bad r"puta-
ton lnr tIIlth and NrrIritN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

III an Office ~ an eastern Maine
new spapcr when they introduced type
setting machines. they had tn" usual
difficulty N keeping things straight
one day q happy bridegroom brought
I" the oEiic" a flaming report of his
Wedding. composed with much care
ana after hours of study ana thought
When it appeared in print it closed
Xix" this:
.ir. and Mrs Black were Warmly
congratulated on the happy
affair. which WAS in every way "a
xNXly1zzkerchoo kerchoo. sritz, utinG
The cnmpositor had put i'll II
pied" lin" in place of tn" proper one
ana the prnofr"adcr let it pass. THAT
night tn" bridegroom visited the office
with serious intentions ANA two hours
and an expert machinist wer" required
10 COnVlnrr him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

We wonder if Frank \. Munscy Will
.volutionze the daily newspaper
business as he has the magazine bust
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
A Foul Aspersion.
ninnratj

tSt Louis Globc-D' mncrat).
As 4 Presidential possibility Mr.. Bryan
Is over The fsnr" ana pIt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Historian Maclay will revise his
story Of the Santiago campaign. max
ing d loop, as it We're.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Its the little colds that grow into bi,;
colds: the hi. colds that END III cun.uml-
tion and ,ieath. Watch tn" little colds
DR.. Woods Norway Pine syrup.
nj. W. .f&w.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
Alabama's Voting Qualifications.
detroit Free Press

New York negro IL turning WHIT.
Evidently he is trying to meet IN" n'inn-
fica TONS for voting in Alabama ana niS
:,iSSipni.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

While IL Is not exactly Wood
famine in Pressure Isle wood for both
furnaces ANA cook stoves is Il very
scarce article just now ana if lively
demand. IT is said that Their. is plenty y
"f wood among tn" farmers but they
are holding il back for better roads. w
when they have less work t. do on the
farms. Meanwhile thr price has
steadily advanced until quite a number
Of the citizens hay" become. disgustcd
with th- price ana are burning coal
which at ten dollars a ton is cunsid-
cred cheaper than wood at just un,-
half that price per cord This seems a
Strang" condition Of things for
ArupStoOk county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
A Good Resort in Disastrous lines.

,M.mphis c"mm"rci.I AppcaD.
". trust IT." bhin Democrats took III"
t..aHt!niI tu s.tcUr' u tOaliIIS station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

At uu,. time there Was little un
ca>:nrSs III Main" min circles fur fear
Jlat thr turn which affairs hat taken
~ i'.ll River would Irr' ipitatc 4 Strik"
there. @hich would u" likely tn spread
w ether mjiF towns. The sentiment,
nou is however tina; there VIII b" ~"
trouble. and that there Will hr plenty
uf employment i'm thc Main" cotton
mills during th' winter ana without
any chang in th,. rat, of wages. Il iS
Understood that the working people. arc
expecting w advance in fay ANA WiU
wv satisfied II present wages remain
mMNhAnE.l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

\ humane Richmond man calls fur- Il
dove shelter in that village. Many "
tn doves have been driven from ;hcir
former hauntS ana not few We're
found frozen III the streets. last win
ter. During the recent storm several
fru3t III the trees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

No notice whatever VIII be taken
unsigned communications.
The .Journnl cannot be held respOn-
.ihle for the preservation or return os
rejected communications.
Address. all com ma N lea ntiODs relating
to subscriptions and advertisements 10
BURLEIGH & FLfNT. Publishers
Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Thry say thar Iioultun is III ful d
run Of The scarlet fav"r. There are
several eases in town and there is only
i TAX enforcement Of thr quarantine
la
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Il prniIy n N",th Na~s.iIhol" a'"
Naturally looking forward with great
interest to thr day when the narrow
eaur- railroad uoW IN pr","ss ~
building stall reach thrir village Il
maI S,,-m strange. to th- inhabitants
uf towns through which " railway
has passed fur many years thAt go
much interest should hv taken. but
those VINO cam remember thv early
days vi THE railroad IN Maine Will
EASILY understand th" feeling Then.
toe a railroad means more (" this
particular village than tu many others
because It has a large manufacturing
business that has been fur many years
hampered by the lack uf railroad
facilities. Heretofore all the supplies
frr the Nassalhorn WOODEN mills and
I'll thu products Of that mill have had
IT, ~ transported by truck teams
distance of several miles. The rail
road connection with ihr Maine Cen
trsu ana win Il seaport ought to- en-
am, this business to br enlarged. if
It's owners 50 desire, nr at any rate To
hc carried on with much greater sat
iSfactiun To all concerned. With tn"
possible exception nf thu men who
have been doing the trucking
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

spiIit lis surely powerful AID in mold
ing coll-s, spirit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Madrid IS much interested in the
r!mor that the lead mine above the
Village is To hc operated 1t is said To
b. a very pur" Vein
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

The Portland fire department is he
ginning ro have its usual winter calls
70 rescue cats from trees. Sometimes
i, IS n" easy task for the hremen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

-" FoN,rott farmer had i" small
JOB e shovel out the - sheep IN his
pasture. The snow Mas 20 inches deep
and the sheep We're scattered over a
large area, So that il took 4 large crew
Of mcr with shnV,ls to rescue them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

Th" National Changers say they arc
suiciy coming to Maine again.
It has been an unhappy week for the
many contractors whom the storm
caught with buildings in process Of
CONSTRUCTION and uncovered
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
A PROCLAMATION
FOR A DAY OF PUBLIC THANKS
GIVING AND PRAYER.

Following the custom inaugUrated by
our forefathers and cherished by Iious OBJ
servance through many generations, in
conformity with the proclamation of our
President. |. John f. Hill. Governor of
the State of Maine. with the advice and
consent Of the Executive Council. hereby
appoint
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20

The r. 7. Booth Co.. ithaca. NY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-20
JOHN L. HILL

BY the Governor.
BYRON BOYD. Secretary OF State.