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inning the visitors were shut out but then they scored five runs and tied the game. Score: RHE Cleveland. ... ......1 1oa00O2OO-51 10 0 Washington. ... ...00O00Do05-51 10 0
 Batteries-Scott and Wood; Gear and Clarke
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Little Rock, 8; Selma. 2.

Little Rock, Ark, May A.-Little Rock won from Sekna today in the presence of 2500 spectators. In the seventh inning singles by Lowney and Lynch and two two-baggers by Crozer and Blackburn settled the contest in favor of the locals. Blackburn pitched in superb form. Score:
 R.H.E. Little Rock .... ....0 0 0 0030 *-3 Il 2 Selma ... .... .....1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 6 i Batteries: Blackburn and Lynch Baily and Harlow
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

Philadelphia, May 24---A sensational at tempt at murder and suicide took place at hotel here tonight when John A. Jen- kins of Brooklyn, N. Y, attempted to kill young woman named Mae Barber of this city and then blew out his brains while in the grasp of policeman.
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Weir Is Acting chIef.-During the absence of Chief of Police Austin, Captain Will Weir will act as chief of the department. Chief Austin is in New York attending the session of the National Association of Chiefs, which convenes tomorrow.
The age-herald., 1901-05-25

: Children Will Meet.-The children of the primary and intermediate de- partments of the Cumberland Presby- terian Sunday school are requested to be at the church at o'clock p. m., Saturday. to rehearse for children's day. Members of the Mission Band are specially urged to be present.
The age-herald., 1901-05-25

Vanderbilt, 7; sewanee, 6. Sewanee. Tenn, May A.-yanderbilt University. T University of the South, 6.
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Earnest Williams Hurt.--While play ing with boys near the rolling mills Earnest Williams was hurt yesterday by falling against trestle post. He was painfully injured and will not be able to work for several days.
The age-herald., 1901-05-25
Weather Was Cold,
College Games.

Chicago. May A.-Chicago-P Philadelphia game postponed; cold weather.
The age-herald., 1901-05-25

The civil jury docket will be taken up in the City Court Monday
 Col. E. L. Higdon and Adjutant General W. W. Brandon are expected here tonight to inspect the Bessemer Rifles.
 J. T. Werner goes to Tuscaloosa on a brief business trip tomorrow.
 The few cases of scarlet fever still in town are convalescent.
 Miss Mary Edmundson was the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. L. Rains. yesterday.
 Quite a number of Bessemerites will attepd the entertainment by Miss Carrie Bridewell in Birmingham tonight.
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SPRINGS HOTEL.

ME IoHEv MLA. ln Lookout Mountain: 2500 altitude; mag Eiicent scenery; delightfully."- cool; Chaly- cate water: homelike. select; dancing nd amusements Rates reasonable. de-sm CHAs. A. LORING, fropr.
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Drennen

Mayor Drennen Leaves.-Mayor Drennen left for New York yesterday afternoon to attend the meeting of the chiefs of police from all large cities in the United States and Canada. Chief of Police Austin preceded him.
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Matthewsen's Great Record-He Has Pitched Eight Games This Sea- son and Won All-Shut Cln-
 clnnati Out With Hits.
Southern League Standing.
Yesterdays Games.

At Little Rock-Little Rock 8; Selma 2. At New orleans-Nashville 3; New Or leans 2.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla Is just the medicine to purify the blood and build up the whole system.
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BESSEM FER.
An Election Is Held In Brighton, the
 New Suburb.

Bessemer. May 24-tspeoial. .)-Brighton a mile from Bessemer, having been re- gently incorporated as town, will hold her first election for city officers tomor- row There is but one ticket, which is as follows: Intendant, W. H. Skinner; aldermen, J. W. Banks, c. B. Edwards, o. E. farmer, D. s. McClair and J. B. Beglles
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Cleveland, 5; Washington, 5. Cleveland, O.. May 24.-up to the ninth
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PIttsbura, 6; eoston, [.

Boston. Mass. May 2.--Pittsburs won by bunching four singles in the eighth inning. Game called in the first half of
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1000. Score: R.HE. Boston .... .... ......2 00o002004 6 Pittsburg .... .... ...2 900 0020-6 6 9
 Batteries-Lawson and Moran; Tanne- hill and Zimmer
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cAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
 ALKALINE IITHIA wArER

This noted mountain resort will open 'une !. Large and pleasant company ey- ny season. For booklet. information. ates, etc.. address
 shas. F. Nelson. P. O. capon Springs. W Va
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American League standIno.
Detroit, 3; Boston. 0.

Detroit, May A.-Bevilps bases on balls and Barrett's magnificent running catch of Freeman's drive to center field were the features. Score:
 RH.E. Detroit... ..... ......0110 1000ss7 O Boston,. ....0 % O0000A0 & Batterles-Miller and Buelow; BeyiIie and Griger.
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HATS

Men's or Boys Felt Hats, all the new spring and summer styles, from $1.0o up.
 Separate Trousers for Men, Boys and Children, all styles, 2o00 differ. ent styles, any price.
 Men's or Boys Straw Hats, thls season's prettIest styles, any size, shape or fashion, from 1oc Q 00
 25 per cent. under competitors prices.
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Games Today.

Birmingham at Shreveport. Selma at Little Rock.
 Chattanooga at Memphis. AT- -1..~fys "A M N.1---
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Larceny Is chareed.-John Williams was arrested yesterday morning by Officer Rittenberry on the charge of larceny. It is charged that Williams stole the sum of $35 from John Finley.
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THE CITY.

Bank Clearances.-Bank clearances yesterday were $143 3,z0S.33.3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Mrs. J. Frank Dyer.

The many friends Of Mrs. J. Frank
Dyer will be panied to her of her
death. which occurred at her late home
on Western avenue, Friday forenoon.
She was taken sick on Saturday last
with a bad cold, which quickly devel-
oped into bronchial pneumonia. caus-
ing her death as stated.
She was born in East Union March
IL. 1851. and was ~ years. months
and days old at the time of her death.
For a number Of years before her mar
riage to Mr. Dyer, she was member
Of the family of her uncle. the late
Major F. NJ. Fogler. in this city since
their marriage they have resided IN
Lewiston and Bangor. returning mere
sin years ago. Mr.. Dyer is now
member Of the firm Of Malcolm Il Dyer
hardware dealers. They nave one
child. a boy. about years of age
The funeral will be held from the
residence at o'clock Monday after
noon. Rev. G. A. Hayden of the Uni
yersalist church. will otficiate. me m
terment will be in Mt. Pleasant ce'ne-
terry
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
The Youths Companion in 1902.

70 condense in q paragraph the an
nouncement Of The Youths Compan-
ion for 1902 is not easy. Not only will
nearly tWo hundred story writer's
contribute To the paper. but many
of the most eminent Of living states
men. iurists. men Of science ana Of
letters. scholars, sailors. soldiers and
travellers. including three members VI
the Presidents cabinet.
In delightful series Of articles on
military and naval topics the score
tary of the navy Will tell How Jack
Lives" Julian Ralph. the famous war
correspondent. will describe How Men
Feel in Battle" ana Winston Spencer
Churchill NJ r.. whose daring escape
fIom Boer prison pen is well remem-
bered. will describe some experiences
on the Flank of the Army
And this * but 4 beginning Of The
long list. y complete announcement
Will Ne sent To any address free. The
publishers also announce that every
new subscriber VINO sends $1.15 fur the
1902 volume now will receive all the
issues for the remaining weeks Of 1901
free from the time Of subscription;
also Th, Companion calendar for 1902
all III addition to the tifty-tWo issues
ri The Companion for 1902.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
III columbus Avenue. Boston. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Il is stated that the prigo Telephone
70. is to make an application to III
municipal officers of Augusta for the
privilege Of erecting poles ana wires
IN this city. When the application Is
to be presented is not known. hut it il
stated that it Will appear Very soon
Tn. Diriso Company has already made
four applications for the right 10 en-
Ter augusta. April a. 1897, the first
request was made: il was rejected May
-. Another was made july p. l$5-.
ana overruled Aug. 90. oct. II. an aP-
lication Nas filed ana 90 NOV. | it was
rejected. February +. lSaS, the Dirigo
again tried to secur" the privilege Of
coming into the city. and on June 2.
the request vas denied. Since that
time no attempt has been made by the
company to secure entrance TO this city.
EX-JudGe Foster Of Portland iS the At
torney for the company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Leslie c. Cornish. Esq, is in boston
NJ !, business trip. He will return, To-
day.
Miss Mary Stockbridge Of STOCK
bridge han. Yarmouth. who mas peell
visiting in Augusta, has returned
horne.
Hon. Joseph II. Manley returned
1ost evening from Lewiston. where ne
has been in attendance upon tIe Sca-
sion of the National Grange
Charles H. Dill and +. s. Rlchards
went to Hoothbay Harbor. last even
ing TO deliver the stereopticoii w W.
rpon the secret work OF the =. - II ~
Harry Fielding of Mechanic rams
,.ho has been visiting friends III tiiiS
CITY for few days. was caheo nome
..'.,.a.,- nv the serious illness OF MS
mother.
,y.lt.,. q. Emerson. for many years
,.Ii,o,;,I writer on the Portland AdNer-
,ienr ana we'll known in TINS city, haN
I,, o,o,red a. Washington cores
,n,dc,,t for the New York Heraiu' ah'
will begin his service at "'i'e' '''l
inc the vacht races Mr.. th'etSoh ~
nor,od the same for the -Nsso'i''e'
Press ana his work was so cofn'he''p
,hlo mat il attracted the attentioh :"
Ia,ncs Gordcn Rennett ana ms en-
.agement with the Herald was the re-
sult. Mr.. Emerson stumped big por
tioD Of the country in company VIII
president Roosevelt in 1900 and sfea
,.r.nse from the managers OF the rar'
for his able and versatile work ~
many friends in Maine. especially thos
in ,he newspaper fraternity VIII WIS
him al success in his new field OF ia
ho.. =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The damage II the fruit trees in this
Niclnlty ~ the recent storm will reach
Il large figure. The snow which fell
MAS of just III" proper consistency to
stick like glue TO every thing with
which it came IL contact. Consequent
ly the STERN had not been in progress
nut 4 short time when the trees were
loaded. Soon they began To yield to
The weight Limbs We're broken and
large trees Wer" split down or broken
of outright. In some places whole or
chardS are almost 4 total wreck and
will have 70 ha replaced before they
he Of any value. If il is true that ice
upon the limbs will Kill the eggs Of th,.
tent caterpillar rs is stated ny those
who have made a study Of the subject
there Will be q scarcity Of Chese pests
the coming season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
MCKINLEY MEMORIAL
The Journal Subscription List
Started, This Morning.
No Canvass Whatever Has Been Made
Among Our Citizens.
But the Fund Starts OH Finely With a Total
OF S106.

No canVaSSing has been done for the
MCKINLEY Memorial Fund in this city
as vet although il is probable that a
number of our citizens will interest
Themselves actively in the work in the
near future. The journal has opened
"a subscription for the general public
ana hopes that all its readers NAV be
r"prcS' nted there. be the amount ever
50 small. 1t is not 50 much that large
sums should be subscribed in a work
ike this as that every citizen should
nave 4 share in erecting a worthy
memorial 10 one Of the noblest Presi-
dents our country has ever known. We
trust that not only the grown people.
but the boys and girls as well. may
have share in this great work
Every cent contributed will he duly
entered in book kept for the pur-
pose in the Journal counting room and
ne names Of the donors published.
Individual amounts. however. will
not be published. as it is not designed
70 invoke comparisons in this work
Each one will give what he or She feels
To. and in doing 50 will as truly pay
as worthy and sincere tribute to the
memory Of the martyred President as
one who gives many times as much.
The following is the list Of donors to
- to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The Maine Central was ready RI, ~
coming of winter several davs nravi-
Gus To the recent storm. Orders had
oteh ISSUED 10 all the station agents.
engineers and others whose duties are
connected with the handling of the
winters fali of snow. giving them full
instructions The orders also include
hrtt items in regard TO reporting
weather conditions. Hereafter the
I: tation agents will notify the proper
official each week day at s \. NJ. and
: II. NJ. ANA on Sundays ut e.43 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
SPECIAL SALE LOCALS.

If you want low prices consult G. W
Wadlcighs new ana large ad, which fair
~ bristlcs with them
RI. Chernowsky is determined TO Close
out his stock Of fur ntckwear ana French
flannel waists Look. today. for very low
prices. lie viii not disappoint you.
F.. &. Leighton has few nice wool
coats. last seasons. YOU can buy NJ prac-
,ically your own price. Great interest is
developing in tho music box contest
Hewitt 4 Turner have Il bargain III
laundry soap which YOU should try;
regular sized bars. 10 for 25c. good
plac. to place Il sunday dinner order.
Stevens * Ballard arr looking after the
children. today. You can buy for the lit
II. folks a pair of red or blue felt slip
ners. turned flexible so!es. line quality
,Ip-to-datc styles such as formerly sold
for - and CO cents For 39c. today
Rucklc, & Goodrich sold their Scotch
yarn Friday. and will Monday. at 25c
Today only. the price is l9c Another lot
of those blankets for only re. Remember
the diamond ring and give your votes +"
some friend who has hope To win.
Eowditch < Webster have that fine "Fl
Capitan' toilet paper and. today, will sell
Won four of the Zoe packages for 2oc. Buy
lib.rallv and save money. They also Of
Cor IN, well-known white ribbon lUc toilet
SOAP. today. for 5c per cake or iot
25c
~, booming in mind the cash prices of
49,. Rock Clothing co and noting tn.
nrices in today's ad. you may save money
TAX, particular notice Of the offer OF
% "a and 500 wool pants they sell for
only ST. 49, This week only. this pric" Is
for.
you should see the remarkable pecans
,hc Augusta Fruit CO. has received
called the Jumbo pecans. Low. very low
nrices for bananas. today. also Tor 1resn
concord grapes. 4 new lot of Jamaic"
oranges ana grape fruit. TWO pounds
,r;xed nuts for sc
Tho Augusta candy kitchen, corner
Rridpe and Water streets. sell TO-DAY
only. ribbon candy for Zoe per pound
Hoarhound and peppermint candy, oh'H
lie per pound They have q fresh supply
of that famous white chewing candy W.
almonds and other nuts in IT,
povaI cooking crooks. said TO pc hre-
aof sell al .oc each While they last
| YOU can buy them for l"c eacH' at
! crockery store. Here you VII See ! -"
wonderfully pretty new emma se'S ""'
| e tD.. t1On-
| nieces Here is also one 81 lhe ii''H
satisfactory night lamps ever SOU
rbore were lots of people disappointe
cock ago in not being able to Obtain
/ aor,a Of those Log Cabin cookies
/, I1a,.s. hokorv sold at half price. I'll,
demand was great, far ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Asylum Lodge |. o. .. y AZ ite 49,
ular meeting, last night. worked tbn
tp,raS degree on two candidates in a
i'ost successful manner. There were
hun1oer Of visiting brethren from out
"l town IN attendance. After the cere-
lnony was completed all adjourned to
inc banquet hal. where refreshments
We're served. speeches We're made. sing
Ing was indulged in and a most eniov
able time was had.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

rave You noticed the 500 fur coat To
"e seen IN +. +. Davis 4 Co.'S. large
WINDOW? This store is noted for IL
immense stock of clothing and no linu
rs moresremarkable than the fur coat :
whlch range in price from SO ia 500
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

hafie5 H. LoveJcy Of Sidney. was III
lil' ri'H, Friday. He says that at least
oil"-hail of the potato crop in his Sec
'ioh mas rotted. The yield was good
th' potatoes were Large. but the drv rot
mas been making havoc with th.n,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
A Sale Of Thanksgiving Linens.

We are showing special values IA
Bleacned and Cream Damask. zoe, 75c.
Sl.0o per yd. and up. Napkins to
match.
Napkins, soc, 75c., $1.oo per doz. and
up.
Damask Pattern Table Cloths and
Napkins, 2M. vds for $500. 3.75. 450 and
800. 3 yds, for $500, 100, 500, 1000 and
10 90
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

T. r MarSon. the State street car
rage ana sleigh man. has q new ad IN
tooaN' that viii interest All who win
nee" i Sleigh this winter. Has mst re-
C"iNed ear load Of fine sleiohs "a ~
sold AT moderate prices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
kennebtr Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS

me iuhe'ai OF the late little Mar
sare' huri was held at II O'Clock Fri
u"N i"renoon' at st. Marks church
leN' =. e. Degen officiating. The in
terment was in Mt Pleasant cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
BUSINESS BRINGERS.
That's What Our Values Are.

desirOus Of getting an honest return
Tor money invested this store invites
you to make the base of your hosiery
and underwear supplies. Stock now
at its best
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Hosiery and Underwear.

No department in this store receives
more careful attention; no department.
is more freely patroniZed. Ii you are
particular as to make, finish and wear
of these important items. If you are
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

blackherrics ~ loc per can. Good For
mosa tea. HJc. ana fancy Rio coffee at
2Uc. They continue to sell the celebrated
"IiatChet brand" canned goods and Bon
ncymcadc cream, which is 50 satisfactory
to customers who want the best 4 look
N their window they are preparing for
Thanksgiving display. will convince you
that there will be no lack of tn. most
fancy grades uf layer raisins. citron. ..tc
Russell K Weston have 10 fur Martin
scarfs which have sold at s. each; now
$3.!S Will buy one. All new, this season y
styles Also II short Jackets. $l5 nd $50
value, for only s. each. now. Swiss-em-
broidcred handkerchicfs. about $50 dozen
!. > ana l1c value. only lnc each, whil,
they last. but need expect no more. An
amazing bargain in plaid ana small
checked dress goods. ! to : yards wide.
all at one-half prize" Very desirable pat
terms to select from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

The first snowstorm has not only dc
veloped numerous colds, but multitudes
are also suffering with chapped hands ana
faces. p. W. Means considerately offers
that celebrated Violet Lotion once more
At the low price of l5c per bottle You
know. YOU are obliged to pay .5c for it
except on Il like occasion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Stylish Umbrellas

At about half of their actual worth.
100 Umbrellas close rolling silk gloria.
and fitted with very choice handles in
pearl. ivory and natural wood. six
case and tassel, &c in. size,
S1.25 each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
Sherburne & DALEY,
norf.dtr7n
NOTICE..

\, The Annual Meeting of the Central
-, hi'hlr h General Hospital Corporation will
is, neiu ~ the Hosuital Building in Lew
'.cInnl,, tuesday. December 3. 1921 at
fonn,, IN the afternoon, for purposes as
,,rt ne election Of President. Serre-
tr,a.. aEd three Directors Second-The
m,''',,iHactl"n m,', of any other business thai
Tome before said meeting.
novlG&9, = - 4--Nii-f-N' secretary
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
BuSSell s. Weston 100 %a9rst Sa Augusta, Mair1e

supply To-day. the supply will probably
b" ample, 50 can on F. NJ Hayes ana Son
for them while they are only q per dozen
which is today only.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16
G.W.WadIeiuh.
Cash Grocer.
FLOI Il; AND CEREALS.
.oV -four best that the money

I-VTV I'M
Rob Roy -four. best that the money
can buy. $40
| bag Rob RoV -four "a. lbs bag Sc
w A. coombs good all-round flour. Si.25
| bag best bread iiour. %. lbs, 6pc
] bag best pastry -four. $50
9 lbs. Graham flour. 2Jc
il lbs. gcst table meal. 25c
Z lbs. best rolled oats 2Jc
: lbs rye meal. 2Jc
Quaker Rolled Oats, per package. lie
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per package lie
2 packages Grape-Nuts. &c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Whitman x Adams 60. are selling a line
OF all-lincn, hemstitchcd handkerchiefs
for ladies'. that are amazing bargains
See them and You will say 50: 81. ANA
25c goods. slightly soilcd. can be bought
today. at only l5c each. Also a little lot
Of chidreu's wooden caps al one-hult
price
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTER
WILL BE FOUND ON PAGES .
AND IT,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

If YOU have Il son from L To- Is years
of age, it will pay yoI to can 1T j. j.
Maher's and see the fine Little Harvard
oYcrcoat he. today. offers at an awfully
low price, merely az Il leader to draw
trade. Il is the latest style. military
shoulders ana oxford mixed. an wool ctc
The price will surprise YOU. only $46j.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Merrill Bros. arr selling niye canned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Wehber x Lock" have two delicious
candy specials f"r today. IIomc-madn
cream wainuts. tn" public 50 appreciate
only 12c per H. today Th"s, rich italian
chocolate creams only 2Ic, todny Here
is a market also that will b. equal t. the
calls upon il for Sunday dinner, iuclud-
ing mic" turkeys. ducks and fancy chick
ems. Saurrkraut. celery. lettuce. ctr.
+. tuItr's candy slccialtics today
are; \ special chocolate anl bonbon
miXtur" for today ONLY. l1c pcr lb Try
z pound of Marrclds chocolates. in fancy
box. for $5c. i"c vaue. Skinl"ss. sh.llcd
salted peanuts. only - per pound. Gall
on the meat department to-day for whit
pekin ducks, native turkeys chickens ANA
venison- Fer revised low pric" list. Sc
new ad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Swift K Turner have = rev supply of
those nice wire coat hangers. g. each.
today Also asbestos stove mats Sc each
Those pretty. ornamental Japan-s.
splashers. only u each Those VINO have
little girls should see the cute and tiny.
though practical. clothes wringcr ana tub
they sell. II amuscs children immensely
SEQ II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Bowditch * Webster nave that hhe III
Capitan" toilet paper ana, TO-DAY VII stii
vou four Of the Zoe packages ior -'c. BUY
literally and save money. They also Of
fer the well-known white ribbon lVc toiIet
soop today. for s. per cake, or for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Hewitt < Turner have a bargain in
laundry SOAP which YOU should try;
regular sized bars 10 for 25c a good
nlac. to place Il Sunday dinner order
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Buckley & Goodrich sold their Scotch
warn. Friday. and will, Monday. at 23c.
Today only. the price is l9c. Another lot
IF those blankets for only re. Remember
the diamond ring and give your votes 7"
som. friend who has a hope to win.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

F. {. Leighton mas a few nice wool
coats last seasons. YOU can buy at prac-
tically your own price. Great interest is
dcvrloning in tin music box contest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

If YOU want low prices consult G. "
Wadlcighs 5 new ana large ad, which fair
~ brstlcs with them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

rbore were lots of people disapp"intei
,,.aal ,go in not being able to obtain
of those Log Cabin" cookies
Hayes bakery sold at nan piiC' ne
demand was great, far eNeeeu''s 'He
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

RI Chernowsky is determined 10 close
out his stock Of fur nfckwear ana French
flannel waists. Look, today. for very loW
nrices He win not disappoint You.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

Ev keeping in mind the cash prices OF
the Beck Clothing co. and notlhs TN.
nrices in today's ad, you may save money.
Take particular notice Of the oher OF
g. "a ana 600 wool pants they sell Tor
only sliq. This week only. this price Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

poval cooking crooks, said to be iire~
,of sell a, .oc each. While they last.
YOU can buy them for l"c eacH' at ''''
crockery store. Here you VII rs -"
,vonderfully pretty new china sets an"
rieces Here is also one of the most
satisfactory night lamps ever S"lo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-16

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