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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
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;. POPULAR WANTS &
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Rcstaurant. Hotel At
wood dining room and kitchen; 20
boarders guaranteed. w. j. Kings
bury, Tempe, Ariz.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.
(PACIFIC SYSTEM

PACIFIC SYSTEM
Commencing January 80. 1901, trains
will leave Maricopa as follows:
- 80 A. NJ. DAILY NEW Or
c'c~ leans express for Tucson, Ben
son, Deming, FL Paso, San Antonio,
Houston, New Orle ans. Connecting at
New Orleans for Cincinnati and Chi
cago; also for Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
| IN p. NJ. DAILY MINED TRAIN
'ON for ella Bend and way sta
tons.
4 80 p. NJ. DAILY MIXED TRAIN
for Tucson and way stations.
q 10 T. NJ DAILY PACIFIC EX-
press for Los Angeles, Fresno,
Sacramento and San Francisco. Con-
Meeting at Sacramento and San Fran
cisco for points in Oregon. Nevada and
Utah. 7. II. GOODMAN,
Gen. Pass Agt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
DIRECTORS:
PIIoENIX. ARIZONA.

Nnil CAM. Sol Lewis, J. Y. r. Smith.
Charles Goldman. s. Oberfelder. Edward
Elrele Joseph Thalheimer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-Furnished houses and
rooms.
FOR RENT-Vacant houses.
FOR SALE-Orange lands.
FOR SALE-Ten-acre ranches and vp.
wards.
FOR SALE-Vacant lots In most Dc.
sirable. parts o. the city.
FOR SALE-IIomes on easy terms.
MONEY to loan at low rates Of inter-
est. Insurance placed in reliable COM
panies. Conveyancing done accurate
ly. Anything and everything In the
real estate line.
J. ERNEST WALKER,
No. 16 South Second Avenue. Office
phone sol. Residence phone 3o31.
FOR SALE-A choice piece Of business
property that will bring good re-
turns on the investment. This Ia well
located and cheap.
FOR SALE-Several choice building
lots on easy terms.
A NICE cottage for sale on paymenta
Modern improvements.
SECURITIES and first mortgages
bought and sold.
HUGH n. CREIGHTON & Co.,
$50 ". Center ST.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A nice, cool front room,
east front, bath and electric light
Apply cor 9TH ave. and Van Buren, St.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
LOST AND FOUND

----~~N~~~~~
LOST-Dark brown horse; l5l2 hands;
$50 pounds; white spot on nose; scar
on front knee. j.. a. McAfec, go y.
Third street.
LOST-Lady's gold watch and chain
between Mesa and Phoenix. Anyone
finding please leave at +. Il. Pomeroy
e. Co. and get reward
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Dining room girl at the
Kslso, corner Third Avenue and
Adams street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
MALE HELP

S~ONON<~~~-~~~~~~o~0~~~~-~~N
ENGINEERS LICENSE-Mechanic
engineers, firemen. electricians, ma
chInists- etc, 40-page pamphlet, con-
tanning questions asked by examining
board of enginee-s SENT FREE.
George A. Zeller, Publisher, room 9,
is S. Fourth ST., st. Louis, Mo.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One good work horse; kind
and gentle; weight 1900; cheap. 426
w Washington ST..
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08

DIRECTORS:
~. II. Sherman. VIM. Christy, f. J, Ben
nit, j. C. Kirkpatrick, f. C. Hatch,
w. ID. Fulwiler, Lloyd ID. Christy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08

Drafts issued on all OF the important
cities, of the United States and Europe
dis cunt Commercial Paper and do a
Go ieral Banking Business.
Office Hours: Q "a. IN. to 3 p. m.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
SITUATIONS WANTED

~~>->~>~~~~~~>~>----~~~~ ~D~---~-~~~~~~--~-~~~>~-
YOUNG MAN with best Of references
wishes place 10 do light work for
board. Address g. H. sol North
First ST.
WANTED-By man and wife, position
on ranch; both thoroughly competent;
references. AIS ). CO inter- st.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08

FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and harness;
cheap. Inquire Anbi Ose Corral
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08

FOR SALE. BARGAIN - Beautiful
building lots in San Liego City Cal
Gfornia. Within three blocks business
center and new Carns gle library.
Most slightly view of &C can, bay, ships
entering harbor Did Mexico and in
terror country to mountain range.
Suitable for big hotel or residences.
Would take other property part ex-
change. Address Box SCI. san Diego,
Calf.
FOR SALE OR TRADIi-kansas City
hay press, 16xlS, buck rake, scales
and wire machine, all for si25 or big
team. Enquire at 40 w. Jefferson ST.
Phoenix
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
CORRESPONDENTS

CORRESPONDENTS;
& American Exchange National Bank,
New York American Exchange National
Bank, Chicago; First National Bank,
Los Angeles; Bank of Arizona. Prescott.
ARIZONA; The Anglo-California Bank.
San francisco, Cal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
THE VALLEY BANK
OF PHOENIX, ARIZONA.

PAID UP CAPITAL. 800 900
|SURPLUs.., ..t..,..... .,......,...... 5000
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08

WIN. CHRISTY. President.
J. C. KIRKPATRICK, Vice-Pres.
w. ID, FULWILER, Cashier.
LLOYD b. CHRISTY, Asst. Cashier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
Ksiatki roEmalte,

Eenapssk;i. - Peotara{ki j ko.'
le&y .e4fa plseekl .vRsote ludu "
seasle SWAT Be<sze Narsdsen,a
pc donasa tpiswaae....... rs Q :
Nsh~a:eav epis Pslski ezyl1
0seera1A e3os1sssas tsajs, { kcs~
nsa, sbrsskaai l. n4p4. Nwieta
pFvnas{o rs ssroAio... 900. IS @.
Hisesokswy &oe s,k Pe4.ke-
saeielskt saasekke-pAski ulo-
Asa1 psses ADsoaiags R~rvskaspo
,wraz ..nHsks vyaswv 60
gielsktej".. -. .......s 4200
L1akssp5.~ ChAeilk; e}o~ok Poll
10 Ass;elski J, Aag,e4akoPolskl
v nseas1 ePpstis se s@acanemi
tytalixaui. Cssa.......... 400
I liaHa1;, DsAas arye pare.'
Aows ~(sprswns).. ......... IS e4,
Nvb4r pi<;n; naroaexyoA, = to-
1a saaJauiS s,e: dumkt. s.Ts.
nassse kSakoviah. maaAT,
p'edai patrYetye3ne. wcjec :
h~tsryesIss xd:......... 500
Lisnik Pslskj, ZavieEa]se7 647
Danek. Aryi. Krskowukdw i
p,esaek iudovYeh. W mooaej
opraV vie. Cana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

$1,000 ases&5j In1k
rssI, .....se
DE-, s.jmut.oa j pov@baa pox,sl
oRog43bnss II l1a1eIt ksSsl&-
WHO'S DJokle0y... wyus~1v-
nf1 So s,edmia' Ray pt1absimedr-
CIV wydaajs nows Popfawjonis,
aas 0tpijssie ez,I 6ssisdtsak.
siYnnY svsgo esasu tSefn,6;; lego
fleis avastssy. tnwset6 ko-
miczas ku,: rosryw co csYtelnik6w.
Wy1aale nows. poprAw,oDe, ;
isEnyai eb1asheDi Oeaa dsw-
niei 45 9. tszaz tylko.... No
&alfsG lhiseiss . 1elq, esyh
oYIslIk zbawca. Hr.Yeody kef-
taana y Zaaks.1 Nsasvycxaj
siskaves ep>.tedaalA. 100
Qso..ek Mesv Psv,sx p.sss Ju-
haasa Do GastiA Hsuaacseaa :
franeuak.sgs eAaasw7ssaj cis-
kaW4). c4aa....:....>.. 80 q.
.zestanaert PietrG KgxA.x,s.~
i SANITARY 4oskai sa~ojewA<
catego 6w,ata..... ..... 5 ct
Proroct.oe kieheldp, Krdlaxaj
% 6aby, l3te; Syb,l1i l5c..
Histo,ya . qrs4oersu, ktdry
II lat pokutowa}, przYkutY PREY
skaie, .-.2Oct.
zy,oot Genososv. powiett noralna
bardzo wzrus<a1ace - ssarokyt-
nych osas6w ...... ......- 500
Rolesta.o ezyi Dsls.y Ci4g a.@o-
~ef,, ts6"aessn'e r'.ss ks. o.
mansaaeggo- 80 c
Ea6iola. Psviet4 , csa46w prss-
Gadowanla Chrxssoisa - roku
800. kapisa1 Kaydynat Wissman.
- l.Chwtle rosejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zvyeiestwo so 9
" uooas, opfa~1e 30 s4oeonym
tY,a4tk'eAj. Is Q
Yakima pottpieioa. Pow,es6 pzsex
FIR. K. T.s1ynsklsgo.... 50
Wozka Biatyoh hsdyaaa-
nj
Pan Noar@owski s4swBy M,strs
3za<aokaiezkl. , wlelu pi9ksemi
na]sovs1s ,xVdaais PSF
aa karola Aisrki v Miko1owie. ma |
3zl9s<u- ........... 2Oc
R4nalds, R1sald;ni, sfawny |
rozb6tbik6w 600.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
FsIAzK1 DO
NAB11ZENSTWA

f ~ . tejq. Ka,4Ieozka 20 M
IbetekStva dla ntodssekY sSk6l
mel ......... .aaEyFFtS
~ q Nst4aS<sssq, kaie1k.
- nabe6eistwa % .c.sS6 NaiIwlet'
szej Fanny 4a<yi Nisastaj2oej 20.
neey,sw parsdssj eprawie, saetl
bssegl, ) eksoien .anecs>
KEN =. ........... . " 8
e. ln;J5 S153, ksia4ka do nabo-
|Ieketvaf Y osdobnej oprswls, I
bia1eni sktadkalai : koSoi s1onio-
wei. So stsooayn brssgiem, I
klsmsrk2 = st6sow y q
fraser afa Psnny Is 9
AniH9 as51 " .psradnej op1a-
vie : osarnej sk6ry. : wyt1oezor~
nym ma ek8ados leconYm krzYs
4ykien, .1seoas: hrsegi, : klamer>
100.
i An;51 2tr6i3 ksia8ka do nabo-
&s3stwa ola katoItck.sJL mded11e4y
y nniejssYm fermaeie " vepa~
aia{ej opRawie oserwone-
60 aksanitu.s : wytteozonsm
"a ok1aaos .alooonYm krzy4ykiem,
70 E{sesaymi brsegami.... 40
Viansk Naryi (Wlanek ky
o.es Nai6~.ets4ej AarYL Paony),4i
wYttoosony@ ebrazkiem: ma okaad~
% : stoeoayna br,eg'em ssto~
oonya tyIatskisa.......... @l.oe
tt salaa kaA4tka s eke<isn, i zs~
neosklom .......:.........1.26 30.
Vx1ersk osylr k,6+ki spos6b
aabo4s3stve ss1stesna9o eprawaY
= dxs9a sk&rkst Z e<aoiem i kla.
neeka 3 lipeenyn kr.ytYkiem IA
sk3aass i aetyn tytaiik5en 60 @
X. ArcySiskspa Duniisa ksiqt.,,'
ka Dc nsbssehs.we (Bisku|ka) y:
ratsaAs] opsa~is - Aooenym
tYtatsni s!sov1s sabrssgt { skusiem.
i kAnr& Ola ksbis)...... $l,75
X. Aroy1;aeupa Dsaina ksia&-
ka do aabstsd+swa tBlskupka) y
aoooej pieknej eprswis - zaoco-
aya brIeRien (dla koblet) $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

.f"- .af.- '" 81 So. IL
piaoenie okupu v takiej SUI
ME jake, &ada)a bryganei,
kt6rs7 uprowadsili panne
Stone , psnia Tsilks. :
PETERSBTRG Donosza. ie
" 20 miejscowosclsch " ros~
ma'tyoh oaeso;ach Rosy og}o-
5000 wyiqtkowe prawa, a to
z powodu zaburzeh jui to ze
s,rony strajku)acych robotn;-
kew, jut to ze strohy SUDDEN
tow.
W dobrach hrabiego Palen
sbuntewal' sie chtopi, rrsyosem
spalono wssystkie dworskie
ssbuntowania Polioya ME
neg|a sobie DAD rady 70 1t un
towanemi masami. wojsko' z.s
prsyszto "a p6tno.
WlEDBN. Teras do
p;ero opo~iadaja o gwa'to~
wnyct .cenach, ,axie sic odet
grady M koofsrenoyi stron~
nictws wszechuiemieckiego,
kt6ra orsekla usunlecie, VOLTA.
prsyw6dcy strounictWa
Wsseohniemo6w. Iro Schoen'
wsieli 60 ostatecznie pod reke
i w7pro wad5ili siia SAL.
Wolf mnjusiall poddaS sie Sohoe-
aowi pto'nEiierw1a2 jest daaa-
sowo zalesny sd niego l pod
pisa& v s~oin c.ssie: rewers.
v A6rym poddaje sic b.s-
wsglednie dYktaturze Sshoe-
PETERSBURG Fin
iandsksje-G useta" ogia.za u
kas cara, mooa kt6rexo cd
pierwszego styozn,s 1908 msja
bye milestone arsedy szefow
f,nsndzkich woisk, jake TED o.
sobua admin,stracya tych
wsjsk. R6wnoose6nie wssYst-
k,e oddsiaty wojsk, kt6re ale
rekrutujs " Fiasndyi, beda Cd
dane pod .zarsad komendy
woi-kowego okregu ~6nland.-
kieeo. fomocui< sekretarz.
pshatwowego dla Finla1dyi, hr
Arn: fsld, otfsymai dymisys.
MONAOHlU4,w Bavsryi'
Tutaj ki.ka ty.'ecy os6b.e
brato Vie III ,n.ting, 70 ktor7m
potep'ono barber4Yhskie pro-
wsdsen,e wojnY Anglk6w :
Poludniowej AtrYoe. Uohwslo-
40 resuluoYe. ~sywejaoa par
lament niemisoki DO aaklonie.
nia rsadu. sieb1 porosum,al
ole s innemi nocarstwami
smusiiAnsl.e d saprsestania
rosb6jniczej woinY.
PLkOlC "a WIARUeAl
- :
. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26


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ksaQtkA t. zaNvIers nastapnjac'
aaaly R1s.a.ts petsavy jaJ
h@h pstssvY mjeeae, Clsllojna.
2kape11a, .WApEzevina, Dr6b.
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!maatx Il sbra.kaml). 40e.
Dziee Narodh Eblshego
|(Jozets On oelszewskis %.
aedoeIone llc1nsm1 obrAxkahal.
Opls tage vsAyaikieEo % s'e ds'aio
.*loh. .4 d lat estaia,eh. 4oct.
Aateeaisss rasssassko: kaeoHahi (wlek~
..y v aoea<j epra~.e...... Is
K. J. peharbe. I. J.
1x o-z.arL:
,-,os.e; "nr.-;a "' To-
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H.n4,,snx Na1v IL. dzIec
relsk,oh Aner1ee.......l2
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aodrae...k s-a-;..a;aav na.ke NJ
= %v.<~.t.;.l. ~.~.a.4rssh ~.
M = no,ne; M. 30 40.
yGranssayka %zyka Pelek;ego, szkol~
- pfsog A0te1}eRo Aafeo-
H'y~ osee noseeo'eye" Ga
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" r1oonsj xSpraWjls... 81 90
=, -
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
FH@
MERCHANTS BANK
o1 WbH0n0. f.

= t" ~ ~
BSa1 tea sergs0isewanr sostai
~ podstawls pfaw. Stea1 Mime
~ot., y dn,l 4 Mares 1875 +.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26

D.E.Dyar Pres. Peter Bub Vicepres
Theodore. Wel6. Cashier.
JohA A. Berth. Assistsnt 'yesshier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
nj 4 d I ! q q

& = III EE1S.S.@f -. = ,&N
B 2 | 0dbFtA SIC s-tl,taj
wtslka polk. a s.
: okesYi konoertu ~ rack
oeAr procesu :wr 7'e'', .E1a1l
koncert ten. ursadsiiaf. sla !
m.stts vserse 81 =. H.. fiortepiaa'e,
1gsaoy Paderew. q. Ma koa-
. cert .jeoh.lo de lio1nie pol
.kIe obyw.ts u : kt ! !. o
Asrov.fo ,s'r u ! ( / !, nii,e'ssk !, ! 3
nj iIoj6 vieie6w i bukiet6w
. w.tseam' blaitsn,ii: ] ] amaran-
towemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-26
v SIRE 81 q ARM !
f. 4 D ]! . !: : u . ]
xM1,a, IN.

aehaa1ssesl resnaits k.<kk3pet.
.skisssssek6laie ri nsste psjsos:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26
The Wclshmen S Favorite.

FRIDAY OF this week. March /. IL St
| DdNid's day. always an occasion OF in
tereSt to the million or more foreign
born and native Weshmcn Of America.
The ieek. tile emblem Of The race. viii
p IN evidence at all celebrations.
IL was formally the custom FOR All
loyal Welshmen to wear a lcek on st.
DaVid's day. In 1852 according to
writer's of that period. ii was consider
ed sufficient cause for Il jealous Welsh
man to invite a quarrel with him who
mad not honored his cap with a lcell on
~. paNld day AbSonSc of the leek
was a token of insult. Various reasons
are assigned for the wearing of the
leek. some say il is in memory of a
great Nistory obtained over the SAX
onS.
1t is said that during the conflict the
Welshmen. by order of ST. David. put
lecks into their hats to distinguish
themselves from their enemies. ana
thus won the day. The Flying Post. i'll
1899. says: Yesterday being st. DavidS
day the King tWilliam IT'D. according
to custom wore a lcek in honor Of the
ancient Rritons, the same being pre-
sented to him by the sergeant porter.
whose place il il, and for which he
claims tho clothes Ills Majesty wore
that day: the couriers, in imitation of
His Majesty, Wore leel;s also.
Others think that the wearing of The.
leek originated in 4 druidic symbol i'll
honor of Ceres. Lceks. however have
always been Il faVorite dish with
Welshmen. the unconquered race as
they proudly boast.
The foreign born Welsh population of
in the census Of 1920 WAS
2S. .36l. OF the cities Pittsburg was only
exceeded by Scranton in the number /
Of Welsh inhabitants. II is thought that /
5000 is conservative estimate of for !
eign born Welshmcn now resident nf I
this community. The actual strength Of !
the Welsh in the United States foreign |
horn and native. is thought to hc over |
100000. The celebration of st. Dayid's
lay is general.
81. David was the Son of Xantus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26

| -
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"l''i II i'f'1 II '"'' NH .''' ''--
axe ~ .o'' ~ ~ i''i'' -Ni'S ''l' Nl''
"''''1i't MI ''i'9 M''i'h m S''P '.''' +,
lu''S@ 'H i'@ "'i-'''- ',N' HEHlI'" 'h
Mad. and ,ir. NJ. i, 1r,von. ant tb,.
T. poId nf.ra ha,tn,. ,nad. III. ,xa.-
o,,,....
lGr NT.,rn,,- r,ot,, " f;.,drort n..
.,,I,i ri. ..l.,.. tl-..... ..rr fe ,,.,,.t,. ,.
,ai.. ,.irr,..,
y. r'''i'7' ii''' p F" F" '"'FS
,i', ril u. ~, ''',' "'l %i'' -. I
\" IN '''''' III.
Grip still has a claim ON some ..aoI
citizens ana thpt :r.. confined tu tboti.
homes.
'''' IT," ''' &C. ',.'','..'
7''' 'o"7' n I'M '' N.
81 i''''''''' 'i'ia "e'.A'
NORTH NNSSNLHCT;n.
y Washington entertainments was
given in the town hall. Thursday cvr-
ming. for the benefit Of The Npthodist
- ~ -N"ou' Nl' "''@ realized
structed in the third ANA r,,,,.th i.'
grees Of the order 1T til. rn.ptin., or
Nassalboro Grange. held I1cD 10 .tftnr
Nhlch bountltul supper was served
by the ladies'.
Russell Gray Of Duluth MINI. Il
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs WI
liam Gray
{. F. Aver, formerly of this town.
and recently emp!oved BY G-odrr q
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26
Daily ksnnsbss journal

'"r"S ~ 81 thanks. obituary notlo.s III
",U.iolS of respect etc. will BE- cb,,.l, ~,
i'll Nh" fdtc n I'm cents por upo
chargca lcsa than gcycnty-Gyo ,.-. no
Al Advertising anno,,,,' e1lts'
entertainments. whose ,hton, y
I".<'nF M money win ~ charged VI, III .,e
'at" ~ fifteen cents Y Ine. 'i'e
A"''''iSi"E notices, now. form .n,
n excluded from our iocaI col,.ron. Ill IL,
i'' Sn'h rs refer tp advertiser ac..'
PS"lG apac" in our advertising crI,ron-
"i'" "ii T." run under q separate '' b.l;
'A "no ~ I'M local pages. "eaa
>""-rrihcr~ who fan to rec,f... ~,
JotHNAL promptly Will conr.r t'a
ty notifying the office irn-,,,,:.'. 'd''F
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26
LINCOLN.
sol TIL JEFFERSO\

Lionel Bryant is very i'll with pncumo-
MA lie is attended BY Dr. ~ Il. q.
Smith.
Rev $. H. Burton and daughter are
visiting relatives in Portland
Wallace Beaten Of Westport, is visit
ing at J.. H. Dodgc's.
the Benevolent Society will he enter
tanned By Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne L. Hill
ton. Tuesday evening, March > If stormy
it will be held the first fair evening.
Miss Alice Osgood is visiting her
mother at Newcastle.
Mrs Orrinston Weeks Of East jefferson
is visiting at w. +. Ruggles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26
PEN0BsC0T.
l.TNA.

Joseph Sylvester, died. at the home of
his son. Amos Sylvester. Feb. y. aged
over 50 years The funeral was held sun
day at the house, conducted by Rev.
George Jones.
There were series of meetings Tues
day and Wednesday at the schoolhousc.
conducted by Rev. H. Welch of Plymouth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
EAST PITTSTON.

Rev. A. NJ. Morlen of Dresden, caiied
on friends in this village. Ihursoas'
Miss Lizzie Call went to Randolph
"Wednesday, and spent the day win
relatives in that place.
Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Harris OF TINS
village. were called to Westfield' Mass
Saturday. by the serious ILLNESS OF near
relatives.
The dance at Fowls's Hall, Friday.
was we'll patroniZed.
". s. Cleaves, who has been sick for
the past two weeks expects to be at
his store for business this week.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
Of calling at the milk farm of Eugene
Wrights. Saturday. Any lover of
stock would be pleased to visit his well
arranged and particularly neatly kept
tic-up. There YOU can see a herd OF
about u cows, mostly Durhams and
HolSteinS, and not one of them hardly
under feet in girth. He has been
very particular in securing the best
grades Of stock. At the head of his
list stands a COW, measuring over &
feet inches, and is no doubt the larg-
est one in this town by far. This one
animal has record of "A quarts o:
milk in "a hours. NJ Wright has
tested the different kinds of feed. and
is fully satisfied that he gets the best
results from equal quantities of corn
meal. shorts and gluten. The tie-up is
made on scientific principles and can
be ventilated to a remarkable degree
of eXactnesS in all kinds of weather
which no doubt. contributes much
towards the healthy condition OF his
stock. He is a firm believer in exer-
else in open air and every day his
stock is yarded for that purpose. His
Silo of 40 tons capacity and grain room
which will hold number of tons o.
grain. are both made of matched
boards, best material. Mr.. Wright
has been in this work for a number oi
years with a constantly increa sing
business, and your correspondent car
safely say. that with his neat anC
Well-afranged buildings. his systemati,
feeding and careful ventilation, and
the purest of well water. Mr. Wright
can furnish as pure and wholesome
milk to patrons as any milkman il
the county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26

AF- "nd Mts- larry illncNl"y hav"
5, 7",, wv ,',I<. ,I ''i''I4 ~ ,' H'' ''r''"' $
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day morning.
pr. I.5u..4 nf Iif.nrll is h,g,,ti,,.-
at H.. :. Ftlll.r-.s f,r n f.v y....1,.
ar-. Hin,E EI.v. au a.,I I,,l,. iD.i,,-,
near Utcn street l,4s u,,it. I,.,.i1,.
ptr.r.d. I,st v,.E
A.. N-o,,l t,.... ,......,.t .,,.. .......
huudin- Wy r. y. Collins, nv..r TIL, dam
on Cohho@-,rrnntcc stream. and viii
'''' n n ''.'''i',.N l'. ,''M ,'l& SAihSi"N
""' "'''' ~ ''''it '4'i' ''N soon
I'M h' '''i t'"" i I'lIt.
ioNn meeting Nlil hr held March {.
Dvir.- tn tn.. h,I t,.,,..yi,,o ,,
,'.r,., h.,.. MOI tipish..f rt. ,.,nli,,,,
school :tt tlr NAM grii tA.r.. ,,irI III. ,,,,.,
nigLt more
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LIT. H., - Pul''
,..,''I... ''9 II ~ ''''' ~ i H."
"''AN'
r:,os Hi ho,,er,,, ! All ~ = - II" l.
horses.
Daniel Callahan IL unite IN with III.
grip. Dr. Blake of Mnnmoutb attend,
him.
E,p,,r<,nlr
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ms = i"''e III with the Sflp.
MfS. ffed Jones IS slowly improving
''. sun c"ii''f'u 70 hef bed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26
WARD CsUCUSfS.
WARD tt..E.

VI AjI' ~, b..
Ihcr" WilI i' ]. ea';,fr; ur tba pc-,.,,
Ff4IrE. Nhr,.i l-r IN -.u p m eI,s' n
FFN'-" pl Hu,urIItil. ,yu,Iidtti ,le
/ -''''ihh'H, '"HIctl,n' ard ward ofioa,.' 1'
Inf rrlrr.
Committee
WARD TWO.
Ih'y" VIII ~ caucus w WI Rer,,,r
/ cans Of Ward Twp ~ Rand.I,i'e ii'eP.oh-
Sh"r. on Friday March i IN II NJ ! rant
l"r "a" piri'osc or nominating rsndi,i,H,., ~,
lgr Alderman, COuncilmen and .es a'e3
uHc're. hafd
Per order
Committee.
WARD THREE
Ihcrc VIII hc z caucus of the Repubt.
cans n Ward Three at the Court TIn,'I
an Friday, March T. AT ~ r N fd.,g'
purpose of nominating candidates ~
Alderman, CoLnciImcn ana ward offce,n
Per order.
Committee.
WARD FOUR
mere VIII he 4 caucus of the Renrbli.
cans M Ward Four AT the Engine Honsa
on Friday. March !. al IA p N 70 tr,
purpose rf nominating candidates iis f
4 -iIltrmdn Councilmen ana ward oa4cerg
Per order,
Committee.
WARD FIVE.
Ihcrc viii be 4 caucus of the Republ.
I ans NJ Ward Five at the Ballard Schaa,
it'uS'. on Thursday. Feb 9S 81 , p az
i"r tEc purpose of nominating ra1dii.,ln.,, ~,
int Alderman, Couacllmen and ward
rfhgcTs. "a'4
Fer order.
Committee.
WARD SIN
Thcrc viii he \ caucus " the RonubIi-
.HhS ~ Ward Six 1T the Middle street
S'i,n'I ii"u~". on Friday, March J. at 73l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26

owing to the illness oc Arthur Ban.
manager Of the Winthrop brancn q
the Augusta Trust co. Hir"m =
Pishon. clerk nj the Augusta nk'5
rooms Of the company has $on'
Winthrop. and his place is tc"'21 1f'''%
filed by I. q. Gage. formerly ''fA'
keeper ana cashier for =. L. r'Glic.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26

Grip robbed me cf my sleep ana !
was nearly crazy with neuralgia and
headache pr. Niles Pain Pills ana Ne--
yiuG cgtcd me. Mrs. Pearl Bush, nol-
land Mich.
Ny stomach was affected hy grip and
! Gouid sat nothing but crackers aud
miIk- began taking Dr. Miles Nervinr
ana ram tills ana the trouble disap-
nnThred. Mrs. !. Lindsey, Montrose.
wv hen was pros trdted with grin. and
my hcart and nerves were iii had shane.
l'r. Mics NcrNiuc ana Heart Cure gave
me ne" life and health. Mrs. Geo. Co.
II han been in bed three weeks with
Silp when nay husband brought me Dr
MlIcS Ncrvinc. taiu Fills and Nerve ana
Liver PtllS. ! was cured. Mrs. ]. Rein
ier. Franklin. Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26

The Augusta chorus will hold Y"
rchcarsals. this week, one TINS
II c-, With Mr cain as conductor III, L,
i}e o,1c: Wednesday evening wiz" ,s
u. Chapman It's conductor ,.r
earnestly desired that there be '"'.
attendance at both rehearsas' -
pccially Wednesday evening. as :,
Chapman has matters of importahce i
talk over with the chorus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26

Ladies should read BusscIl y
W"ston's new ad carefully. AZ this Is
bargain week with them. They are
making exceptionally low prices on the
goods they name in their ad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-26
REPUBLICAN CITY CAUCuS

ih'rC VIII h" 4 caucus of The pon,,.,
,lAA u Augusta III Cifv If.li ,rih,npnhH-
t,E'"!ls. February % - 10 1.rlncL l,ifSnay l
fmr nr iiora1 iniutr" "f nominating candids'r ,?r
Per nfdcr
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