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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-20
ShawIs ~ price.
Don't forget all goods must be sod Sale begins at o'clock
1873 Water Street, Augusta. E. Dos7IE, Prop.

station. from different parts of the
town and vicinity.
ALMA
Miss Alice Nelson was called to Rum
ford Fails. last week. on account Of the
sickness of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Nelson.
George Simpson is on vacation at
the home Of his parents. He is a house
physician in a hospital in Providence
Rhode Island.
There are evidences That The grip is
losing its hold in this vicinity.
The blockade Of the w. & @. r. Il.
from Albion down was 4 great annoy
ance to all. This town had neither mail
nor papers for twelve days.
WHITEFiEI.D.
+. Il. Turner is confined to the house
with the grip. DR. Sukcforth is in atten-
dance.
Timothy Ware who has been lait. an
for some months, is improving.
+. y. Carleton has the lumber from the
Cunningham lot all at the railroad
This place has suffered for want of
mail during the recent blizzard there hay
ing been no mail train in for several days.
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LINCOLN.
DRESDEN.

Frances w. Houdlette passed away
a. his home on Blenn's Hill. Dresden,
Monday afternoon. Jan. %. after a
long illness. aged about 90 Funeral
services We're held at the house the fol-
lowing Thursday. Rev. T. \. Hodgdon
officiating The deceased was an active
member of the Methodist church for
many years. and will be greatly miss
ed. He leaves a widow. one daughter,
Mrs. Perl Card of Bowdoinham, and
son. VIII r., who live at home
Alien Houdlette. formerly of this
town. was here some two weeks ago.
Ia bring his wife's remains. They were
placed in the receiving tomb at Ores
den Mills.
Hattie. wife of David w. HOudlette.
died Thursday afternoon, Feb. 4. after
a long and painful illness of several
months She had been great sufferer
The funeral was held at her late home.
sunday afternoon. Rev. II. A. Hodg
don. officiating. The in;erment was at
Dresden Mills. There were several
beautiful floral offerings. Her age was
- years \ husband and one son, Fl .
lison r., mourn her loss.
There was a quiet home wedding at
Edwin T. Houdette's. Thursday. Feb.
IA. when George Brown of South Ores
den and Grace NJ. Grips We're united
in marriage A few of the relatives
and friends We're present.
The infant child of Joseph Houdlette
of Dresden Mills, who has been very
ill., is slowly improving.
Mrs. Elbridga McFadden. who has
been suffering from an attack of the
grip, is little better.
WISCASSET
A pilot is needed to follow the road
in some parts of the town since the
storm.
A committee of three, DR.. c. a. Peas
Ice William Hubbard and Joseph
Tucker. were in Bath. last week. in the
interests of the town, in regard to the
location of a branch of the Bath Iron
Works at this place.
They have a new boarder at AL
Foye's. 1t is another boy.
Mrs. William Colby. who has been
suffering with painful sore on her
hand. is reported as being better.
The infant son of Professor Charles
Sewall. principal of Wiscasset Acad-
envy, died last week.
The condition of the roads has de-
laved the hauling of pulp wood to the
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PENoBscoT.
NEWPORT.

The funeral Of Harold 6. White oc-
cured from his late residence on Elm
street. Sunday afternoon. Rev Mr.
Webster officiating. Mr.. White is sur
vived by a wife and two small children
who have the sympathy of many
friends.
Fred Davis has been confined to the
house some time with rheumatism
A Il. Croxford has bought the build
ing formerly occupied by the late Olive
Rowe. Water street. and is having ii
entirely ,remodeled. He will occupy it
for a grocery store.
Charles Morrill,. the cashier of the
bank. is still suffering from the effects
Of the grip. He has been confined to
the house three weeks
H. NJ. Wiltshire. the druggist, has
sold out his business TO Mr.. Spencer Of
South Portland. Mr.. Wiltshire has re
turned to Augusta.
Mrs. r. r. Dow returned from Lynn.
last Saturday.
Mrs. II. f. Tilton is visiting friends
in Lewiston.
ETNA
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Friend are at
home from Augusta. where they are
employed. They will return HeXt
week
There was series of meetings
Thursday and Friday, and Sunday all
dav and evening at the Sanporl
schoolhouse. conducted by Rev. r.
WEIGH of Plymouth There was a very
rood attendance considering the con
dition of the roads. as they were
somewhat bad and drfted in places
and kept a good many from attending
Mr.. and Mrs. John BuzZell We're al
East Newport, Sunday. called there by
the serious sickness of Mr.. James
Woodman. Mir. Buzzells brothe"-in
law.
A. NJ. Soule and daughter Lizzie
went to Pittsfcld. Monday, after Mrs.
So,lle. who has been with her daugh-
fer. Mrs. Scott johnson, who has Keen
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iii i'll health % years. She was married
to Mr.. Willard in 1857 and to them
three sons We're born. Harry, who is at
home, Ed. of Mercer. and Elmer OF
Sanford. Me. She became Christian
and united with the Baptist church
when but II years of age. She had been
lovingly cared for all these years by
her husband and son Harry, who have
the tenderest sympathy of ALL as do
also the other members of the family.
Owing to the severe storm the funeral
services We're postponed. Prayer was
offered at the house by ]. NJ. Varney.
Only a few friends and relatives were
present. Her remains were taken to
East Mercer for interment.
ST. ALBANS.
Milo Huff. who cut his foot several
days ago. is reported as getting along
very well. The doctor made his first
visit to see him on snow shoes.
Many of our people are on the sick
list either from grip or bad colds.
Mrs. Minnie Martin and son returned.
last week. They have been living in
Asheville. n. c. Mr.. Martin will prob
ably return during the spring.
Owing to the bad condition of the
roads and sickness caused by colds the
High school attendance has been much
reduced the past week. The High
school pupils gave Miss Winnie South
ard a surprise party, last Thursday
evening.
W. NJ. Bigelow returned, Friday
night. from trip through Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire. where he
has been selling VIM. Tell -four.
We have been betting our mail by
stage from Pittsfield. since the & NJ.
Il. K. has been snow bound.
Miss Mae PrObert from New York,
was in town a few days since, to visit
her mother, who is sick.
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HANCOCK.
ST y.

T,,.,,,. o,,, 10 ,aio;,;,,, d,riro .,,,
r.,,. ,,,.'oan,,, -, e,n 80 5
weather seems "a have broken ,Tha
roads which ,-ara hInc,5ad Win .nov
i,,,,,.,,i.il n,.a i,i,,'. ,,,:.,
.o,,ai,;l,,, ,,a III iii II, II
able. are improving their opportunities.
fearing another storm which Will smut
them in again.
TIA Dramatic Climb i rabnarsinr III
drar,a ant,tlad ..-rba Dona,inn p,.,.,. Y.
which will be presented to the public
if the near future. The proceeds are
Tor the benefit of the y. @. L. w.
,I,i,o .,,,.,i..,,,r +,,,,,,.,..,. ea.,,. - J.,
a thing of the past" February.
which IS usually the best month for
fishing. has proved failure this
yea" The" VIII" ar" experienced in
the business say II is OWING I" the nigh
WINGS ana hedNE laI OF snow.
Miss Mabel Rich of Rutland Mass.
il ,.isitinr Non orardna.ants NJ. ANA
Nrs y uirh IF south Surrv for ]
short time
Chae. Hagerthv. who i Studying
dentistry with Dr. Geo. Hacerthy If
Ellsworth, spent the sabbath in town.
the guest of j. +. Staples on Main
street.
Airs II NJ Woodbur,. who boe baan
spending the past six months in
Erd"ksVllie, is back at her old home AT
''''''
"uS"pA Stackpole OF West Ellsworth.
- ger 'eiiiS ooHLiiitu u MS monte VIZ"
IiT 9iiP ''ie pa e'7"' VEINS, "'"ur 'lS
I - CIV III .'N' "'S "''
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III go. - * II
,a,,,,
n + 'i'i'iioi IT ~
pdlll WI llei pdirH'H' LII "iu ~
II. y. Young. MrS. HCdiii'ohN Na'he
ifoi'i augusta SATURDAY W"'ie Si',' I
SPehullS le" NtehS VIII ller luS-
ptilu' = = Hc'l''iiii''iiS' WHO y i'Pit
Seh'"tlEt To tiit LesiSl''tu from t"e
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AROOSTOOK.
Woodland.


FROM Feb. until Feb. l6 il has been
one continual storm of wind and SNOW.
Although not So much snow has fallen
as III some otner parts of the State vet
We have enough to block the roads so
tnat lots of work Wilt have to be done
before the roads are passable
some lumber crews are coming out
Of the woods as the snow is too deep
TO make il profitable to work longer.
The grip. we are pleased to learn. is
not 50 bad as il has been some years.
The farmers that have had nav Ia
sell have received good prices for il.
Potatoes are not bringing the price
that was hoped for at this time Early
Rose from 30 cents to ST. HebronS and
Green Mountains $l20. The amount
of potatoes on hand is light compared
with former years.
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WALDO.
NORTH PALERMO,

Ezra Coffin of East Palermo.
got lost on China pond in the great
storm Of Feb s. 1t showed 50 hard
and night closed in so rapidly, that he
lost the road and Travelled all night on
the pond.
Charles Bates recently lost the sight
Of one eye while at work in the woods.
caused by a chip striking the eye.
The grip has been raging for the past
month in various neighborhOOds. On
Marden Hill every person has had an
attack.
Rose Belden has been sick the past
week with the grip. while visiting her
friend, Cora a. Goodwin.
James Hussey of Oakland. visited his
cousin. AlonZo Merrifeld, and was
storm bound nearly two weeks. He
helped to shovel out the roads five
times before he could get away. Each
time the wind would rise and block the
road worse. than before. Pr
MONTVILLE.
Herbert Jackson was in Belfast, last
Thursday.
George White went to Auburn, Tues
day. to attend the G. A. r. encampment.
Frank BRIDGES IS selling out his stock
and intends to break up housekeeping
and go to boarding.
d. b. Plummer was in Waterville, and
China. last week.
Joel Pierce was in Belfast Monday, on
business.
Joshua Parson is working at Harrison
BerryS.
Addin Crockett went to Belfast, Mon.
day, after load of fish
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&.Bangor ( Aroostook
M RAILROAD.
~ Arrangement Of Trains
~ in Effect November q, 1900.

Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars, between
Caribou and Bangor on trains leaving
LEAVE Portland. r.GO P. NJ: Augusta
lS5 A. N; Watervile. 20 =. M; Ban
gor, go A. NJ; Arrive Lagrange. PIG A
NJ; BroWnville, 100 a. " katahcln
NJ; Millinocket. 1000 i. Nj: Sherman,
1850 A NJ; Patten. Ills a. NJ; Island
Falls, Ills 4. NJ; smyrna Mills, II. SO A
NJ; HouIton, l2.l5 7. NJ; BridEewater, Sc
p. NJ; Pressure Isle 203 y. NJ; Caribou,
23O z. NJ; New Sweden. 3.U3 p. NJ: Van
Buren,, 4.G5 ?. NJ; Limestone. 525 z. M;
Fort Fairfield, 2.20 Il. M: Dover and Fox
croft $40 A. NJ; Guilford. 9.35 A. NJ;
Monsoon, 1913 A. NJ; Creenyiiie. 1850 a.
LEAVE Portland, 1O25 A. NJ; Augusta,
lbs r. NJ; Warervilie. 1.20 z. NJ; Ban
gqr, $lo ?. NJ; Arrive Brownyille, AZ E z;
703 ?. NJ; Patten. 7.02 p 81; Houlton,
500 P NJ; Pressure Isle. 81 p. Nj; Car
Ibou, lois 2. NJ; Fort Fairfield. 1905 T.
LEAVE Montreal s.o5 p. NJ: Quebec,
24O P. NJ; Greenviile $50 \. NJ: Monson
Junction. 6.25 y. NJ; Guilford. 6.42 a. M;
Dover and Foxcroft, 100 A M: Katahdi n
Iron Works, go :, y: Bcownville. ~
ARRIVE Bangor, 80 a. NJ.
lbou. G25 A. NJ; Presque Isle. 6.52 A. NJ;
H5oulton, S;3G A. NJ; Ashland. 7le A. a.;
a', n Islaa IA f 4 Nj Smyr a. MIA Pat ss,
sl5 A. NJ; sherman, 9.46 a NJ; Millin9c"
ket, 1888 A. NJ; Norcross, 1O.45 A. NJ. !;
Br0wnville, ll.3j A. NJ: Arrive Bangor
los T. N; WaterviIle. so, T. NJ ~.
rem, % o5 A. n. :2 NV * SWEDEN. il.o7 A. NJ;
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KNOX,.
" ASHINGTON.

The farmers institute that was held
at the RaZorVille school house, Satur-
day, was we'll attended.
w. T.. Overlook. who has been at
tending the United States district court
returned home. Friday.
Arthur Collins and his sister, Angie.
are visiting their brother, Alton. at w.
+. Overlock's.
Miss Lila Sylvester has received 4
letter from her brother Oiin who is in
the army at Manila. He sent her q
picture Of a Japanese girl.
Mrs. Will Hatch ana w. T.. Overlook
attended the Governors reception at
Augusta, Thursday.
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SOMERSET.
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.

SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.
Fl. II. Cross, Steward Wing, Brad
Wells ana IL. F.. Hale are at Auburn.
this week. attending the q. A. L. en-
campment.
Parties in town have made W. y.
Aver an offer for the lease of the bod
Ter Granite quarry The offer has not
been accepted as Yet.
Mrs. Stephens Mills. who died last
Thursday of heart disease. was buried
Friday. in the South Side cemetery.
Mr. Mills. who is in feeble health, has
the sympathy of many people in town
in the loss of his beloved wife.
Miss Susie Salmon was at home from
Madison over thr~Sabbath.
Mrs. Oliver Huff, an aged lady. died
last Friday of pneumonia. Her
funeral was held. Sunday, at her late
residence in the Bates neighborhood.
On the road called Martin stream,
nearly every house has one or more
victims of the grip.
Edward Barker. who lost his house
by fire, Monday morning. has moved
his goods into the house of Chas. Mil
Ter.
The Somerset Musical convention.
postponed from two weeks ago. on ac-
count of bad weather, will take place
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. of
this week.
F. +. Southland is making grand
preparations for an inaugural ball at
his hotel March 4. A fine supper will
be served and other attractions pre-
scented to make one of the best enter
tainments ever given in town.
Howan & Whitney, proprietors of the
Sparkling Creamery. paid out nearly
S.. 600 Feb. Il. to farmers for milk and
cream.
Postmistress Wing had narrow
escape recently from losing her home
by fire. A lighted lamp was left burn
ing, and on returning, she found the
room nearly ruined by smoke. so much
so that she has taken rooms at the
hotel for the present until repairs can
be made on her house.
The whist party for the soldiers
monument fund was largely patron
lied and a neat sum was realized.
The wood and coal dealers report the
largest sales for many years. Dry
stove wood is getting low with those
who sell wood.
William Wheeler. one of the braveSt
firemen, who always takes pride in
fighting fires. while at the Barker
house fire, Monday morning, had his
clothing on fire at one time but the
fire was extinguished by members Of
the Chemical No. ], before doing any
injury.
Miss Vesta Burgess was united IN
marriage last Saturday evening. to
Frank Garland, who runs on Conductor
Merrilrs train, on the Somerset road.
All wish them a happy life.
FAIRFIELD CENTER.
F. Z. Novel; is recovering from a
severe illness.
Mrs. Louis Marcia is very sick with
erysipelas.
DR.. owen Ames was obliged. during
the recent storm, to visit some Oh ms
patients on snow shoes.
Mrs. Arthur Ellis and son, Donald,
We're guests at Ohio Hill Farm, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Chidrens night was observed by
Victor Grange, Feb. 18th. a pleasing
program was rendered by the little
ones after which refreshments were
served.
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XE."EBEC.
SOUTH NASSALBOPO.

Miss Alice Thompson Of Dresden. is
a guest at {. Nj. Dickeys.
Mrs. l.. w. Mason who has been
suffering from an abscess in her throat.
has nearly recovered.
Mrs. cynthia Sabin has returned to
her home. after spending several
months with her sons in Massachusetts
and New Hampshire.
Mrs II. \. Tabor. who was called TO
Gardiner. last week, by the serious i'll
ness of her husband. returned to her
home, Saturday.
WAYNE.
Arthur Lord gave d valentine party
at his home. Feb H. Hearts were
trumps for the evening and fine time
was enjoyed by all
Mrs. a. +. Johnson visited her cousin,
Mrs. Geo. Lord, last week.
l.. Il. StuTtevant is sick.
The school began Monday.
Some of the roads are still showed
under and travel is impossible.
Mrs. Irving Lincoln is sick.
May Nichols is not improving as
rapidly as her many friends could WISH
NASSALBORO.
Misses Georgia Lancaster and Au-
gusta Pitts attended the re-dedicatioii
Of the congregational church at WilS-
low. Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Bassler, George Gibson ana
Edgar Durham attended the Govern
ors reception at Augusta. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Austin nav
gone to Randolph to spend the
mainder of the winter.
Fred Jaquith of Cross HILL was ~
the village, Sunday, calling on frlehu7.
Preston Lancaster is i'll with o'"
cold.
Leon Parsons of ThOrndike, is 'i7i'
ing his sister, Mrs. Arthur Jackson VI
! this village.
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SAGADAH0C.
WOOLWICH.

Miss Rose Levya and Cert rude
Brooks Of Bath, have been visiting at
Capt. John Levyas.
The roads are passable now in many
parts Of the town.
Alton Reed is visiting his uncle,
Frank Card.
The smelling industry is looking up.
as fish are coming in more plentifuly
David Ames is sick with the meas
les at his brother-in laws. Capt. An
drew Blanche. He had just recovered
from the grip when he was taken with
the measles.
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TO THE NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch, ID. Y. s.. at Togus.
MkEBEC CENTRAL R. R.

connects at Gardiner with the M. c. r
" and y. ii. & q. Electric Ry. to Augusta
IT,, T1ME-TARLE.
winter Arrangement in Effect, Dec. 3, 1890.
Leave Randolph: Ar. National Home:
* ~ st5 & 1035 AN. 7.42, 9.25 Il 1855 A. NJ.
w. 20 a 4.55 +. NJ. 20, go x SIS T.. NJ
w, National Home: Ar at Randolph:
~ $50 K 1G.1J A n $50. 80 e ll.35 A. NJ
~, $50 & so f. NJ $50, $50 IL $40 z. NJ.
usisitors are cordial" welcomed at the
W, ,hofne and receive specia! attention from
c cue 0fticial guides or duty who will es-
. spft them through the Buildings and
ooout the grounds, visiting the deer park
rrooam1t2lning about 80 deer, bears, etc. The
savvstaurant at the Home Station is open
eaerV day, where lunch, ice cream, etc,
, IN be procured for any number Of visi-
g pis, as accommoGa tinns are ample
special rates given to excursion partics.
F. A. LAYTON. Stunt.
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CUNARD LINE
BOSTON 10 LIVER2nGI VIA QUEENSTOWN

Magnificent. New. Twin-Screw Passenger
Steamships. Ii.0J0 Tons.
Fast: Remarkably Steady: Spacious
Promenades. Passage about I days. All
I.1rst and Second Saloon Rooms located
! pper Decks amidships. Perfect Nentila-
lion. Table unsurpassed.
Il, JAe l..
o,NIA sails March .. April .. juno
!, July 6
Low winter rates until April p. Round
mp discounts. Third-class, l"w rates.
NO cattle carried on these steamers
CLTONIA. Twin Screw DOOM tOns) spe
caily fitted for THiRD-CLASS passen-
gers only. Ladies' Saloon and Men s
oke-Room located tpper Deck amid
SNIP Sails March l6 MAY IL.
State Street, Boston. Mass, or Thomas j.
Lynch. cod ,Gmo
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Ambrose McFadden of Bath. was in
town. last week.
w. Il. Reed and wife spent Thurs
day in Bath.
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when the grip left me my nerves and
heart were badly affected; but l began
taking DR.. Miles Nervine and Heart Cure
and was soon all right."-Wm. Roericht,
Eau Claire, Wis.
II was given up to die from heart and
nervous troubles caused by grip. Six bot
Nervine cured me. Mrs. John Violet,
Jefferson, Wis.
"tty heart was badly affected by an at
tack of grip and | suffered intense agouy
until L began taking DR.. Miles Hear.
Cure. II made me a we'll man."-S .
Holman, Irasburg, VT.
Il was in bed FIVE week. With che xPfp-.
nerves shattered. stomach ana liver na6,v
deranged Was cured with Dr. Miles Ner.
Walker, Haliyville, ..
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SOMERSET.
'vEEF'
MERCER.

MEIItCEIt.
Mrs. Hinkley Willard (Sophia DICK
irson) passed away Feb. 4, after being
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@I!It9 IMR|s!|lSStg


S&sa&zssssss&a
In Effect Nov. IL. 1890
,,ssepger trains leave Augusta A. foi
laSs THROUGH TRAINS.
oorNG WEST-e.iO A. NJ. for Lewiston
Gunington, Phillips. Roclland. Port.
S2nssec; 1900 4. NJ. for Brunswick, Lew.
eleoe Pennington. Phillips. I.,rra nasset
ss.Tnas,eley, Kockiand. Portland, Boston
Ea"eS conway, Fahyans, Lancaster. ,ror-
lam Stafford Island Pond. Coiebrook
y; Reerher Falls; $40 +. NJ local TO
ss,land; 20 i. NJ. UNpreSsl for Bruins
RI st Portland and BOSTON, connecting
gosaston }. Conway and Bartlett; lO.a5
ST mi. Pullman every night for
..sston, Bath. Portland and Boston:
"a NJ. daily except ,dOnday for Port.
ZINC EASr-1.35 a. NJ might ex.
..ssl for Skowhesan. Bangor. Bar HAr.
!. s., sterhen. tCuiaiSl. st. John. Hall.
:, and AruoStuDk county ana 10 Wash
;s p Co. X. r. Monday morning. going
W ", does not connect Tor SkuWhe4an nor
a. 4 sunday morning for Belfast. Foxcroft
Ue-beyond Bangor. 9.lu a. VI. .Or Water.
sIjps Belfast. Skuwhogai,. -inngor ana
unrssport. NanCehOru. st. Sterhen Houl-
i PM Woodstock; St. J.unn ana Halifax:
90
I'm. Patten, Houituc and Caribou via
. g. r. L. ana e. lewiston. VIA Oak
and and Winthrop: ..%' y. NJ. express 70,
Wsteryille. Bangor. Bar liarnor Wash
~ R r. Old Town. Gr5tnvllle ana
vvstahiin Iron Works; 32a =. NJ for Wa
!ns-yille oakland, Norm Anson. Bingham.
pULnYhesan, E,Ifa I, Fpx"~nf. ,lreenyiTs
Bangor. Old Town aH,; M&ttawamkeag:
-SP " for Nateryilie.
'Sr'NDAYS- Going West l SIS a NJ Cor
psrtisnd. Boston; 1927 \. NJ. 1875 p NJ
tor Brunswick, Bath. PORTLAND ana Bos-
-Cn Going East, i.35 a. N Bangor: 9l5
4 NJ and 230 7. VI. Tor Waterville and
Bangor D..,,. ,,.
"a 4. NJ Monday morning. going east
5Sss not connect Tor Skownegan nor or
Su1da- morning for Belfast, FOxcroft OF
beyond Bangor:
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARDINER.
AN. PM Pm.
HallOwell ...............-.. 80 80 t.l1
Gardiner ................... SO 80 s5u
So Gardiner. ar. S.l3 80 $40
SOUTH GARDINER To AUGUSTA.
AM .M.P.M
So. Gardiner. iv. go LOO As
Gardiner .-.............-.. e.o0 1-lu 4.46
HalloweH ........'...'-.-. 6-t5 - 4Ss
Augusta, az. $500. 49, o''o i-ou o.us
Through tickets 10 California and all
uo,nts South and West may be had OF E.
II Walker ticket agent. Augusta. the
onlv Office in Augusta selling via all
routes AMI checking baggage free Of ex-
pense.
F.E. BOOTHBY, G. P. & T. A.
Portland. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-20
nest. Eealth mad Com Cor: 20 Isoiacr and
Child.

Mrs NlSSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
1nii'fen tcctlling, Sottrns the gums, reduces
examination, itllays all pam, and cures wind
c. ?trt"rtiy sale IN All caser We would
Inay 10 every mother whC has a suffering child:
, 90 h"' lc- y"ur prejudice, nor he prtiu''lccs
"a o'ntfS, stan between you ami your suffer
ing enid and the relief That will be surc-yes,
hbs)inttIy su1e-tu fellow the use of this
NE &c he, iftimrly r3ed. Price s.5c. q bottle.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-20

liens SOC, 75C and S
Shirts, Iaundered.
Mems 75C, ST and
$50 Hats for
.S1.5O, 200, ESQ and
800 hats for
Caps 10 and 25C. Tie
penders , for 25C,
The times., 1901-04-07
SeabOaTd Air Line RAILWAY.

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