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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

Robert ]. Martin.

me funeral of the late pohar. :
iartin was held at 20 a. NJ. yes,ar,lo :.
.."ih mis- residence on the cornar :,
western avenue and Sewal, street y.
'o'iie respects 1t was one of tho MOS,
-, ceremonies Of the kind eve,
:" augusta. in that it was At
pS people of all classes and
iu'''oIiS. IL was characteristic of the
.d" 10 De Kind and courteous alike n
'"c "ei'-to-do and to the very noorest
~ son VINO might call for his aid and
was a touching sight 70 see largo
numcers of the poorer peonla and
| friends who had been his patients &c
win spirit of reverence thev c,ma
ID view the remains.
beginning at about s p. NJ. Tuesday
ana until 10 O'Clock. hundreds of noo'
PIE called to view the remains ,rhora
was procession of people in whoso
heartS The remembrance of D., M.r,;.
WI! De monument more lasting tb.r
the purest marble. His remains b.,a
gone to their last resting place. but ha
| VIII continue to live in the hearts apd
thoughts of TIE people.
| Inc services We're attended hv tbo
| representative civil. political, mi,it,rv
Gnu PROFESSIONAL perSonaSes of tho
S'ate. IL was q true Cosmopoli..n
| s"theflnS. The funeral ARRANGEMENTS
were under the direction of Walter n
Stinson and w. Scott Hill. NJ. d q
w. IaSgeit, NJ. D.. of Winthrop F. q
fhayer. NJ. D., of Watcrville. ana yohn
Coushiin acted as bearers. The FIRST
three named of the bearers were ;son-
L Il.
states pension board.
1t was the wish of the Family, .h4
the funeral be of quiet nature and II
"aS ior this reason that military cs-
cort from the National Guard. prof
icrfed by Adjutant General Richards
was declined.
Inc services at the house began with
Nearer, My God to Thee" rendered bv
the Abnak III Quartet. followed by Scrin
ture reading and Il touching PRAYER bv
the Rev. Norman McKinnon of the
Congregational church. The quartet
sang when the Mists Have Rolled
Away, and that part of the services
closed with the benedction.
IL is seldom that so large quantities
o. flowers and floral pieces are offered
or. similar occasion as were to he
seen AT this funeral. The immense
floral display. the bright. clear sky
and the trees iii full verdure from
which the birds were sending forth
thei: songs. We're in keeping with the
life. which had gone out IN its prime
TO higher and happier existence. a
life which will be sadly missed in the
professional social and family aspects
OF life.
The line of carriages to the ceme-
terry was extended. The remains We're
accompanied by an escort from the
regular army through the courtesy of
Major Taylor. in command of the
United States arsenal. of which DR..
Martin was attendant surgeon for a
number of years. Many people on the
sidewalks and lawns watched with re-
spectful solemnity the funeral process
sion as it moved to it's destination.
The interment was AT Mount Pleas
ant. with the commitment service of
the Episcopal church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
Tr;butes to Late Or. Martin.

The heroic death of Robert o. -. na
tin Of Augusta. at Belgrade. yes'e'uas s
touched many hearts in the city yes
torJov. The doctor had warm Irienos
hore who sorrowed at the news pu'
oloried in the manner of his dea'h'-
Rath Times, June Is.
The double drowning accident a' oe
I'D. Thursday. was one of the Sd"
est ~ be recorded in Maine. III. NJ"
- who so herOically sacriflceu iiN
-, ,;fa in irving to save that OF an
o,na- was one of Augusta's pes,
known and brightest young IL. IL has
he will be sadly missed. His oea.n all. :,
carsed widespread sorrow, not o.
Aucusta. but throughout the o'"'e
lewiston Journal, June Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

CIRCUS DAY IS HERE.
Walter l. Main Show Will Give Two Perior
mances at Driving Park.

Circus day has arrived at last to the
delight OF all the young and many of
the older The tents will be pitched al
the Driving park with the usual crowd
of curious on-lookers and the free ex-
hibitions and parade will be watched
by throngs. At II \. NJ, and $50 p.
NJ. the girl with the auburn hair"
who is called the most reckless high
diver the world knows, will give free
exhibitions. The doors will be open
at p. NJ. and : p. NJ, for the two per-
formances.
The press speaks well of Walter l..
Mains New Fashion Plate Shows. In
speaking of this amusement enterprise
the Hazleton. Pa, Plain Speaker of
May l6. says:
The performance was the best ever
seen here in a circus. There Is not
one duh moment during the entire
time. Among the features most worthy
of mention is the act in which 63 horses
and ponies. in charge OF Prof Dockrill
appear. Seldom has anything been
seen which equals it. The horses show
remarkable intelligence.
The high jumping feats performed
by the horses in charge of Madam
Marantette. who has just returned
from tour through England. elected
great applause. These horses are the
champion high steppers of the world.
"A detachment of the 9Th u. s. Val
airy also appeared ana gave an ex-
hibition Of daring riding. There was
no shooting at all in this or any other
act, so ladies and children need have
no fears that they will be frightened.
THE other acts of special worth We're
the aerial bar work of the Petit
Brothers; the acrobatic feats perform
ed by the Salvnis: the headline eQulI-
brio act OF Genero and Thoel, and the
bareback riding of May Davenport.
Reno McCree and Mr.. Lowanda. There
are 70 clowns with the show. who furn-
ish continuous amusement.
"All the attendants are courteous
and oblginS and have implicit instruc-
tions to not talk back to any one in the
show. No one was found. today. who
complained in any manner about the
attendants
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
Saves Two From Death.

Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis writes Mrs. w. X. Havi-
land of Armonk. n. ". but, when all
other remedies failed. we saved her life
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. Our
niece. who had Consumption in an ad
vanccd stage also used this wonderful
medicine and today she is perfectly
we'll" Desperate throat and lung
diseases yield to DR.. Kings New Dis
oovcry as to no other medicine on
earth. lnfallibie for Coughs and Colds.
soc. and 500 bottles guaranteed by
Bowditch 4 Webster. Augusta: C. II.
Beane, Gardiner; S. S. Lightbody,
Waterville, druggists. Trial bottles
free.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

The following companies have FLED GER
,,ficates of incorporation at the office OF
the secretary or state:
CONSOLIDATED Box and Paper Co, organ
ized ut Portland. for the purpose OF man
ufacturing wooden and paper boxes. VIII =;
sl00 coo capital stock of which Slo'ooo 1,
naid in. The officers are: President anu
trea surer. Samuel Il. SAWYER OF BOSTON
Certificate approved June -. 1901
Hayes Electric News Co. Organize a. a.
Portland for the purpose of pu,biixslma xla iaI as
newspapers. magazines; etc. WIN .,', s1'y ;u
canital stock of which SO Is paiu III
the officers are: President. Eiinu Eni,1;o %, o,
HAYES of Lynn. Mass; treasurer: ,t.t., M,iilat,
l., How of Haverhill, Mass. Ceftih'a'e
onprov,d June ~, 1901.
ROYAL Oak Mining Co. organlI;u", en-
Portland. for the purpose OF caI,,i, VI ~ noa
aiming and smeiting business. WIN ~"
nio canitaI stock. of which s. Is p.im III
The officers are: President; .a Mi''s;,ll Snntia a.
NJ .,'ar Thomas II. Bates of Boston
: Gertiticate approved June 10. l"i'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
HIS LIFE SAVED
By Chamber:ain's co.ic. Cholera and cisrrohca
Remedy.

am sure that Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy at one
time saved my life says y. Il. La
folatte. of Gregory Landing. Clark
county, Missouri. II was in such bad
shane that the doctors said l could not
live. When | was at the lowest ebb
one of my neighbors brought in o
hottie of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and l took i;
and got instant relief. I soon got UP
and around, That was nine years age
and 7 am still in good health. Since
then that medicine has always been in
my house and always will be. 1t is
the best on earth" For sale by Jno
Coughlin. III Water st. and J. c,
uouIehan, Gardine-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to thank all friends who
were so kind to us in our sad bereave-
ment. for their sympathy and beautI-
ful floral gifts, and especially the fam
ily of Hon. f. c. Burleigh who were so
considerably kind though their
hearts were breaking under their own
heavy burden of afilicton.
MIR. and MRS. JOHN DOT.AN
and Daughters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

The lawn sociable under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid and Young Peoples
Society of the Free Baptist church.
held at the residence of Nathaniel
Noyes, No. 10 Noyes place. was de-
cided success. The spacious grounds
We're brilliantly illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, and while the OrcheS-
ira dscoursed most entertainingly
nearly 200 guests partook freely of ice
cream and cake furnished for the oc-
casion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
Funeral OF Late Mrs. Mary Yeaton.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Yeaton was held. at / p. NJ. yesterday.
from the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Josiah Ellis. No. ia Bangor street,
Rev. G. A. Hayden officiating. There
were quite number of floral offerings
and q large number of relatives and
friends of the deceased We're present.
The interment was at Mt. Pleasant
cemetery. Et...
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

An interesting and closely contested
spelling match took place at TIE North
Augusta Grange hall. last evening. The
Bracket and Bragg schools combined
We're matched against the stone school.
the latter being defeated. The victors
then competed and the Bracket school
won. receiving the prize. which was a
beautiful landscape picture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

Adjutant- General Richards and in
fact oil the leading authorities in mill
tary circles are agreed on the point
that il is preferable for each regiment
of the National Guard TO so into camp
separately. Last years muster is
designated as the most successful in
the history of the Guard and then the
plan of Il two weeks encampment was
somewhat of an experiment.
The health conditions OF the camp
were wonderful. Everything went off
with smoothnesS and regularity and
the discipline was well nigh perfect
The accommodations on the state
muster field are not sufficient for two
regiments. There is a great lack of
room. one regiment might be sta
toned at the other end of the field but
that would cause 4 lack of space for
the drill ground. Another fact that Is
in favor of the plan is that everything
must be maintained strictly on a regi-
mental basis The United States gov
eminent never calls for anything but
n regiment, never summonlnS
brigade. or making the regiment the
unit and by the plan Of each regiment
having a separate encampment the IN
dividuality of each is more pronounced.
The lst Regiment went into camp
first. last year. and it is probable that
the Second will arrive first. this sum-
ner. as the best plan seems TO the
authorities to have them alternate
each wear. Plans for the muster have
been commenced by Gen. Richards and
will soon be well under way. Last
year. the acknowledgement. had every
detail arranged before the troops ar
rived. a fact that was very conducive
10 the success of the cncampment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS

Augusta Gn;on masons will do no ma
sOnry work o, any foundations on which
hon-Cnicn men are employed, on any
june10d2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
STATE HOUSE.
Special Meeting Of State Board
Of Health at Capitol.
Smallpox Situation Discussed and
Measures for Emergencies Taken.
Pians Tor encampment Of the National Guard
Already Under Way.

special meeting of the State board
or health was held at the office of the
board. state House. Tuesday, at /,
O'Clock.
Those present were DIR. C. d. Smith
president, Drs. Nj. c. Wedgwood. G.. NJ
Woodcock, A. r. G. Smith, and Secre-
tary a. G. Young
me entire session was devoted to a
discussion of the smallpox situation in
tnis and other states, and the Domin-
ion of Canada.
me secretary reported the most
active cooperation on the part of the
provincial board of New Brunswick.
ana the New Hampshire state board.
The board is fully cognizant of what
transpires at st. LeOnard's in New
brunswick where there are two cases.
and at Berlin. n. H.. where there are
ABOUT forty cases sick or in quarantine.
ana where the situation is in control of
the local board. and an agent of the
state board who is upon the ground.
In our State efficient measures have
been taken for general vaccination ut
Greenville and about Moosehcad lake.
No case OF the disease exists now in
prehenslons on the part of the travel
ing public that any measures will be or
have been omitted by the hotel and
business interests. or the local health
board at GreenviIle with reference to
that place or Kineo.
Orders have been issued for thorough
vaccination of all train and track
men on the G. =. Railroad, and the
management of this road is actively
assisting the board in protecting our
state from infection from Agnes op-
poSite Megantic where there are eight
cases. Agnes and Megantic are in
Canada IS miles from Lowelltown in
Maine.
Al Eangor. there are eight cases sick,
and all who have been exposed are un-
der observation.
There are five cases at Milo. one in
Portland. two at Lagrange. and two at
Dexter. No new cases have been re-
ported from any of these places for the
past week.
Frequent inquiry has been made
from towns along the New Hampshire
border as to the necessity of declaring
quarantine against Berlin.
The board has so far advised the
authorities that nothing in the situa-
ton warrants such radical procedure.
No travel is permitted into Maine from
Agnes or Megantic unless the traveller
is III possession of Il permit from an
inspector of the board.
The board passed vote authorizing
the president and secretary to appoint
inspectors or agents in cases of emer-
geuricS 10 act for the State board of
health: and to confer upon such in
SpectorS or agents power TO take such
action as may be deemed necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

The graduation exercises of the
Smith school will be held at P. NJ.
Friday, in the Opera house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
MARRIED..

Melrose. Mass-June .. Mr.. r. Arthur
Fish. formerly of So. Jefferson, and Miss
Maggie Luke of Melrose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

Carnations and roses. today and to-
morrow. at Partridge's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20

FINE, PRINTED DIMITIES-h
Large variety Of styles and colorings,
polka dots, figures and stripes, regular
12i-c. and l7c. quality, only 10c. per
yard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-20
LACES

Torchon Laces for &c. per yard.
There are other lines Of sc. Laces in
the market made of cotton, ours are
lin-n from one to three inches wide.
We trust you appreciate the difference.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-12-26
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.Speciul gorreipcuoem.)
Spencer, %. 5es.

Spencer, %. Ses.1901.
Gttumtpa 2oae s. q. g. ertudblte
bic fOIgenoen gean1ten fir oas fom=
menoe sabr: g1.Wl. Goie 6amater;
@. q. @uguit ginoetugel; o. M. Sligo
Summsl; Seer. glice SObnipn; s6aBs
msilter, Snsj mples; g., Wtarp 2inoe-
fugeI Ne, Carrie 5ummel.
Die 2pge Der gpramioen erpdblte
folgenoe geamten: u. g: B.Surner;
grtelt: Spbn Guff; 9rieiteB: fSrau 8.
Rufi; Serulo: 2iSSp Burner; Scribe:
so McSaniel. SreaIurer: 5rant Sauer.
Der 8dmen=gerein Der bieiigen 8ap=
tiIten Stride belt am SSreitag NbenD
ietnen jahrli1en8a5ar nb, ipe lher einen
Reingerpinn BON s35 abmarf.
Bel SDbn Samilton erIG):en am leB=
ten 6reitag Elm neuer &eltbiireer Don
Dem geip6hnlihen Satuta 6epihte.
Serr Better Greuiher pon Miuer So;
Elm 56ger, uno 5srant Rlintbammer
bon Gpipbanp tpareH am Treitag in
Der Staot, um Den gReibnahtsmann
su coniultiren.
9err 9tif Mitller bon Spring Cate,
tuel6em S6reiber SieIes np1 nahtrdg=
lid iein herslihes geileio iiber Den
9erlult ieiner liebeu Srau ausSuipre=
den tuitniht, mar am Spnudbenp 8e=
ihdftsbalber in Der Staot.
9err Spbn 0eiib tauftt iid ;u QSeib=
naaten Elm feines neues guggp bel
Gjeiger IL 2inoetuqel.
Die bisiigeu Girhen @emeinDen
ruerben ale einen G9riitbaum fir Die
aleiuen am heiligen 9lbeno Subereiten,
lpie es 8ebrau1 lit.
| grip &urB, der oife Shuiter" Bat
| iih 9rdBlid in oas Seloeumdohen ppr
| guba perliebt. (gtein aber 10 mas
i0. D ltit 6ruB
&urplus.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-12-26

alpenu. Bon Dieier 8abnftatipn
tpurosn mdbreno Der leBten 80 Sage
perIanot: 90 Gars Wei;en, cine Safer,
cine 6erite, l5 Garlaounqen Shpei=
ne, % @ars Rinopieb, Z Gars S1afs,
10000 Pfuno Butter, 10000 gfunb
6efliigsl uno 1000 pfuno gier.
Surpn. Sic vllnipn 9ano d
2oan Company" BON Surpn lit nit
sl5, 600 aapitdl incDrpprirt fporoeit.
Sine 2anoagentur Dahier pertaufte
porige WDhe 5000 glfer 2ano in Spoe,
Sano uno Suehes Counties an aapi=
aliften bon Wlitbea.
Big tome. lie 6isIige 3iegelei
litferte IN Der leBten SaiIon iiber aus
oertbaIb Milionen 3iegeln uno bat
Befellungen fur Sieferuug i'm nd6itelI
6rii6iabr.
5ie bieIige Greamerp sablte i'm gto=
pember "a Sents fir SlItterrabm.
gIt9oint. llnier Srt bat eir
ie6r billiges 8eIeuhtungsiJitem i'm
8etrieb. Die 9tusgaben fir Die itdoti'
iben 8asmerte betrugen in Den lrgter
80 5agen, ,,eini1lieBli1 Der 8ebdlter,
Material uiu. s145.52. Die 8aars
einnabmen fir geliefertes Gas al
gripatleute in oieIer 3ett beIiefen lid
duf sl0l, iooaB Die llntoiten fir oi
Staot nur ettua s44 betrugen.
aberdeen. Sic inn gau befino
lide uno iib Der 9ouenoung udberno
Staats=glprmaliaule in gtberoeen II
porige gSo1e total nieoergebrannt
9tur elm She'll Der iiioliben Waue
uno Die S1orniteine iino ilber Den
gaiemtnt iteben asblieben. Ger Son
tractor 6ranien ppn 81. 4auL Der
liert $4,000 nit glusnahme De-
| 8aiementmauern, Die niht beibdoig
fino. Som Staat erbielt es bisbe
inur s11.OO auf ieiner Gontratt I'M
Die GerIiberung pon $4,000 gebt a
ben Staat. 6rauieu iagt, er pitrl
Den @ieoeraufbau in glugriff nebmer
| gluf teinen San perlisrt nber ot
| Staat ettpas, oa Die &erii1erung iii
| Die 8aiementmausru Die bereits besal
| te Sumnle oeten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-12-26

On 5sinem %. Geburtsz
tuse puroe benz bieosren sb. Stsuers
naael in guffalo, q. o., eins mehr als
auberoetpDbnlits llebsrralhung Su
Shsil unb 3pur pom = HIapperltorh.
Nidt ipsnigsr als orsimal iieb llh Der
ShipersnDtber auf Steusrnagels g
Oah niebsr unb lieB brei nieolihs
9iibden aIs 9sburtstdgs s0eIhentt
suriid. Der Stprd, flapperte in bel
s(hSnoodmneruns sum srlten Wlal
unb iobaio Der sliidlite Batter lid
lberssugt bate. ouB feline Jrau psr'
hdltniBmGBis pohl uno IN gutter
S,dnben mar. elite sr sur Shmiegsr1
mana, um ibr Die frohe Botihaft 81
psrtiinben. Sn isiner Ablpelsnbsi
tam Der Storh Idnen nod slpti Wal
unb Ddpa Sieuernaeel mar iprdh
Los, ais er b<i itiner Fiidithr bic 8s
inwruue fa9.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-12-26
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Dem alatten Snnee oabin iauien lam,
uno man iiebt piele, Sunge uno glte,
melfe eieie eiele9enbeit mahrnehmen,
oenn mir erfreuen uns elmer feinen
ShIittenbahn.
Sci @il. 3eeoe batten iih leBten
Sonnerstag 4beno Diele BON Den Iuns
oen 6reun0en eingefuuoen. es puroeI
detarst uno on Dem trdftigsn Siour
;Sauier Bier feblte es aud niht. line
Ter 0err ggilbelm 8rOofmau, obuohl
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aud tbeilnebmen on oieiem 8ergnitgen
.uno fubr nit Serrn @ .. 8apten
heraus. slls es aber 2 llhr Ntor9ens
muroe unD Die geiellihaft nod teine
gtnitalten mahis sum Qufbruh, naste
e Serr 8rpptman, Die orei Wleilen bon
0errn Seeoe's 6arm bis rad Sennor
III EuB suriidsulegen. IA aber oas
Thermometer nm Die 30 6ruo unter
9tua ihmebte, bate Soerr Srootman
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zen: Shulter bleib bsi oeillem seilten,
9tihts fir lngut
| Sas M,hnhaus oes Serrn .. u
| grOmoeo. ) Meilen iiiolih BON sennor,
lit am Spnntag onrh 6euer serltOr
lmproer. Sas lseuer entltullO ourd
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rihtunq in Den unteren 8dumen tonnt
sum qroBen Sbeil gerettet meroen
| eromoeo bat lih porlduiig Elm 9ans
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herunas 8eIelllhoft perllhert.
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9rpotinas beiudt, permeilt bier in Gen
nor mdbreno Der Weibnattsferien.
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: cine 100 ader=Sarm setauft. Se
aaufpreis lift ungefdhr 5000 Dollars
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d sutmatbiaen 6reuno aroser su ysiud
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: tauf BON Cbltbdumen fiir Jrelsma
: befhaftigt.
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: in Siour Sails beluht, III helm b
Il ieiuen gltern ilber Die Weihnahtsferlt
4 su Beiuh.
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i, 9urs ourhnat,en.
a Dlpniae, ben %. 8es., batten ,
n ;sreimaurer BON 9ennor Snliallirul
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1901-12-26

jiingite Spbn BON @n. BQbel, iinb
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