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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
BULLER SUNDAY.
A Great Demonstration by
Sympathizers at London.
No Disturbance, but the Crowd Shows
Its Liking for Butler.
-Four Thousand Detroit Boer Sympathizers
Predict Ensland's Downfall.

| London. Dec 2.-"Builer Sunday
passed without serious incidents. The
government had taken every precau-
| ton to prevent disturbance This in
clujcd the reading, at three prades last
week. of a special order in the military
| regulations which forbids officers ot
| soldiers from taking part in any
| meetings, demonstrations or process
sions for party or political purposes.
! Police many of whom were mounted,
were stationed along the line Of march
| and notably, in front OF the war office.
| The trades unions and workmeA $
societies. with bands and banners, as
| scmbled along the cmbankment. this
afternoon. There We're thousands of
spectators. Owing to the difficulty Of
marshallng the large bodies Of men
the procession vas late in starting. II
was headed By a huge banner. on
which was a portrait Of Gen. Butler.
The procession traversed Northumber-
land avenue Pail Mall, ST James
street ana Picadilly to Hyde Park.
At Charing Cross. several mounted
policemen rode up to the head Of the
procession and attempted 10 SEIZE a
plaster bust of Gen. Butler. The man
carrying the bust dashed it 10 the
ground This incident caused much in
dignation. but the leaders were ahle
10 curb and restrain the paraders. some
of whom wished TO attack the police
men.
Opposite tn. War office there was
considerable groanng ana cries c~
shame from The men in the proces-
sion but oth"rwis" til" proceedings
were without incident.
When Hyde Park vas reached III
was almost dark. Here speeches from
several platforms representing Eng
land. ireland. scotland. Wales. Devon
shire ana the colonies were made. tn"
confusion was 50 great a : - render
th., words Of the speakers almost In
audible but amid n roar Of cheers a
resolution of sympathy for Gen. Butler
was proposed ana adopted win great
enthusiasm.
II is estimated that al least .o.oo0
people We're present n the demonstra-
ton i'll HYDE Park This makes it the
biggest thing " its Kind which Mas oC-
CURED Tor many years.
The D-vonian dinner, AZ MA. Gen.
Pullcr presided. al Hotel Cecil. sunday
night. was the scene OF great minus
iasm ana remarkable tribute to tho
personal popularity * the discredited
general. But il passed off without any
actual anti government demonstration.
The government has issued a notif-
cation that owing ~ the proclamation
of martial LAW n Cape Colony and Ma
tai. nobody lnrrovidcd with 2 permit
vim 10 alloUc cd to lana in South Africa
after Jan. l.
\ dispatch "a thc p4i!y Man from Pre-
tnria gives indication Why with lnutin-
unus captures. th' En.r forces do not
seem to diminish The dispatch says ihc
Bo.rs AZ" constantly escaping from INT
concentration camps ana towns u re-
join th. lighting forces IA that mas
Jr"s will hav" ro p" taken tn Stop this
leakage, The Eo.r~ iu lin, towns ar" ir-
r.c"ucilahle SAYS m" DISPATCH and h"-
ljcv, their cause viii eventually triump1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
NEWS NUGGETS.
| Brought by the Wires From the
North. East, south ana West

Senator Hanna has given $50D0 as his
subscription to the Cleveland commit
tee of the National Mckinley Memo
rial Association.
The Princess Of the Asturias. sister
of the King of Spain. who was married.
Feb. H., of the present Year to Prince
Charles of Bourbon. son Of the Count
Of Caserta. gave birth to a son at
Madrid. Saturday.
An insurreCtion is i'll progress in the
southern provinces of Servia. Forty
eight hundred men are in arms, includ-
ing many officers. They demand the
removal of Queen Draga and her rela-
tives from the court.
The Camden. n. j.. Board of Health
announced. Saturday. the result of it's
investigation of the vaccine used by
local physicians. The report of the
board states that no tetanus germs
We're discovered in the virus.
A proclamation has been issued by
the Chinese Six Companies at san
Francisco. requiring every Chinese in
the United states to contribute at once
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03

| Rev. VIM. Nilburn. then delivered the
| invocation. Credentials We're presented
| of Charles II. Dietrich and Joseph H.
| Mil,ard of Nebraska. Alfred Il. Kit
| tredre of South Dakota. and Paris Glib
| con of Montana. President Frye ad-
mir,stared the oath of office to them.
Formal resolutions were offered by
5'u,lom III that the House be notified
| that the Senate was ready to proceed
| to business. by Allison that the hour
! of meeting of the Senate be II o'clock
noon and Hale Me-. that committee
of two senators be named to join
similar committee of the House to in
form the President that Congress was
in session and prepare to receive any
message he might desire to submit.
Hale and Morgan. Ala. We're named
| rs the committee.
McLaurin. s. c.. offered joint reso-
luton authorizing the admission of i'm
ports of articles intended for exhibition
at the Charleston Exposition free of
duty. and the transfer of the govern
ment exhibits at the Buffalo Exposi
ton to the Charleston Exposition.
Hoar objected to immediate considera-
tion. saying that it was the uniform
practice of the Senate to transact no
business until the President had been
Informed that the Congress was pre-
pared to do business. The resolution
was Withdrawn temporarily.
RccesSeS were taken until > o',luck
but no report of the organization of the
House having been received AT that
time. Gamble. :. D.. formally am
nouuced the death of Senator Kyle of
that state. on the lst of last July.
He offered the usual resolution en-
pre2sive of the sorrow of the Senate
anG after its adoption the Senate. as
an additional mark of respect. ad-
jcurncd until tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
PERISHED WITH CHILDREN.
Mother and Four Children Burned TO Death at
6win Station Pa.

AltnnIlt. r.. pec Shortly after .
o'clock. SUNDAY morning. tiyc persons i
m"flcr ana hrr four children. were bum
IN Us Gcath ut Gwin station. ou thr Wnp-
THIS city Thn husband escaped with So
v-rr injuries Thv dead trc:
Nr~ MARY " Burk. 40 Years ud.
.Adam y. Hurk lG.
Mary Z. Burk. III.
Joanna BUTk. m.
Joseph Victor Bunk.
Mrs. Bark ana the children. Save Adam
retired ;tt tn" usual hour. Sunday night.
Mn Bank. who WAS i'm Altoona. did ncl
c4t NnDl" uGtil hate Th,, lamp was hurti-
ing i'm the Kitchen for him. Bcturr h."
Went w stairs hc turned it low y lIuch
WAS lett ON Ihr kitchen tabl, for Adam
who III - stage hand ;tt m" Altoona tItto
house. # iS not kn"w what time he came
home
About l.ao O'Clock Mrs Eurk WIS
awaken b\ a dense smoke IN her room.
Shc aw"kc her husband. lIt dressed hur-
ricdlN ana FASTENED down stairs. Open
ing the Kitchen door he found the room
WAS ablnzr- The draft caused IN the
open door a"Centuatcd the fire. ana with
- roar tn" flames swept through the
house.
EIrk's clothing was ignitcd und Il,
Spraur outSd" ana rolled in the snow
a. rVlirgui$h III" tirr. lie then summon
Wa un hope OF saving the hOLSe when
they arrived ana IT, rescue the inmates
was impossible. EVcrE time the men
tried to enter tn" intense heat drovr
them back. Eurk. in a mad frenzy trie.
10 rush through the flames. but was pr,-
vented
Me,ntimet lie agonzing screams of tht
inmates could y" reard. f"l onc bret
secold Mrs. Burk appeared al an up
stairs window. IN her arms she carries
Il lhiid. Then tn" flames arose about her
and she sank bank and WAS seen no
more.
Iiurk was sent away to II hospital abnu.
this time. Crazed with grict
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03

Washington Dec. 2.-The following po,.
office has been discontinued in Mann:
GooSccove. Hancock county. suppl "a
by X. +. ID. Mail to Ellsworth.
The following mail messenger srrNi,'
has been established:
20ll.1. Yarmouth ana YarmouthNil..
Cumberland county, from lol"6 at Var
mouth junction IN. o.. connecting WIKI
a. NJ. t,ain, 40 ms. trip one way.
From Dec. 8, 1!nl.
2DlI1L Bangor. brewer Station. P'-
nobscot Co. from main office. 80 miles .
one way, times a Weck oct. II to Jun"
- From Dec ). 1901. to June %, 12'l;
thereafter from oct. II to June 80 follow
ing year
The following star schedule change Is
announced:
1ll6 Washington to Augusta. Leave
Washington daily. except Sunday. lis y.
NJ: arrive Augusta by Slo r. NJ. Leave
Augusta daily except Sunday. a. NJ.
arrive Washington by ! p VI.
1855. Riverton to Alton. Leave River
ton daily. except Sunday. 5.i5 \. NJ. ar
rive Alton by 1.3o A. NJ Leave Alton
daily. except Sunday. SO \. NJ: arrive
RivcrtCm by i" 10 \. Nj.
Tae following steamboat service change
is announced:
1915 Rockland To Ellsworth From
June l, 1892, extend period OF service so
as to be from June /. to Sept. 81, each
wear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
The Story of Mrs. De Bett and Her Bah. Girl.

MIS- IrShHAM for
no Z! and
| al
suffered with
womb diaed twice did
let the doctors
followed
felt well all life 4
. home | owe my lfc 10
Lydia f. PinkLam Medicine.
will
frightened
Chicago, Ill March n.
DEAR Mrs PNKHAM-l tell
Compound has BEFORE taking medicine unable
babe
The said PinkhamS
of
months old girl baby She
her life the delight 4 D.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03

81. the fund thus raised to be used II
the effort to defeat the re-enactmen
| or the Geary exclusion law.
| According to the London Times
| Japan'9 objections to the Manchuriay
| convention are based upon the prohibi
tion OF the employment Of Chinese ar
tillcry in Manchuria. and the vague.
| ness OF the clause in the convention
which regulates the withdrawal m
Russian troops.
Iiliuokaiani. Iiawaiis former Queen
Is in New York, at Hotel Roland Neu
York city. with her are MISC uvra
Helehuhe. Joseph *. Rea and John -
AimOku. After remaining there a f.u.
days. they will go to Washin.,o,
where suite of apartments has been
engaged for the winter
Estimates of the death loss In ,b..
Wabash wreck near Seneca. Wedna.-
day night, vary from that Of u. bv fb,.
Wabash officials to 80 ana 100 S,,
urday's Detroit papers estimated "a.
dead at from 20 to 100, while the after
noon papers. after much Investigation
fixed the figure at between 30 ana 40.
Gov. Odell of New York, announced
Saturday night. that he had selected
Charles Spencer Boyd OF New York
city, to take the office Of state superin-
tcndent Of public works made vacant
Ivy the acceptance By Col John n.
Partridge Of the post of commissioned
Of police under the Low administra-
tioE.
The United States government is pre-
pairing 10 send relief 70 the rs Nom"
miners who are reported 10 be strand
cd in Unalaska. Capt. Healy Of the
revenue cutter service at San Fran
cisco. has received instructions u hold
himself IN readiness TO proceed al once
TO the far north in command Of the
Mcculloch.
IN. George n Whittemore. 4 w-n-
known dentist. with Offices at Hotel
Pelham. Boston. was Illegally arrest
Cd. Sept. 80, last. and afterWard dis
charged BY Judge DepcW H. was
aftel ward indicted by the grand iurv
Of New Iorl: county, upon which d.
Nhittemorc voluntarily Went tu New
YORK ana surrendered himself INV the
supre court He has been yirdi-
Gated by the action ~ Judge Ncubur-
ger in sustaining the demurrer filed by
MS counsel Mauric" Meyer. ana dis
missing the indictment, the effect II
the decision showing that even upon
the statements contained in the indi.t-
ment. ana assuming that All that Nas
said hy tho plaintiffs 70 br true. which
The doctor Strenuously denies. the doe
tor had not been. and is not. guilty at
any cri.n..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03

The government has rested in the
trial of Mrs. Bonine, at Washington
the opening statement for the defen-
sive has been made. and. Monday, the
taking of testimony in behalf of the
accused woman will be begun. The de-
fence expects to put on about 80 wit
nesses. Mrs. Bonine's counsel said in
referring to the statement made by
Mrs. Bonine to the police: "She does
not wish to modify it, 1t cost her
her liberty. 1t is her defence. she will
stand by it,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
APPROPRIATION ESTIMATES.
S6l0 1921. .988 Asked Tor 1908 Which Is
Sl6.OO0,O0O Less Than for 1902.

! Washingiou. Dee. The secretary "i
| the treasury. Monday, transmitted tu
| Congress the estimates of appropria tions
! required for the government SeIv.ce iot
| the fiscal Year ending June -. l9lj. IL
| furnished by the heads g.. tnc several
| executive departments.
| Tie total appropriations asked 70. arc
| SOLO. 81 9S>, which is sl6Vu.u1 less thaN
| that estimate Tor l9N2 and I.Mo.pw NOR.
| than the appropriations for tnat year.
Following is Il rccapitulitiol of the - .
| Inmates by departments:
Legislative slo. $500, executive. &A-
| l6J. state department. $3,4i6,S2S. treasury
department. $l5G. Isl -: w.r department,
Sl6l 30. l0l; navy department. Sl'". 'ln.7~'';
ment of agriculture. S5,Jna.aio; department
of labor. SlgboSp: department of justice,
81. .9l1 80: total Solo ~ .6sS.
Following are the principal items NJ
der the several departments which Sn"v
increases or decreases as compared with
| the appropriations for the year 1892
Congress. pubic printing. .tc.. increase.
S420 600: state department. foreign int, =
course increase. S233.O.o: treasury depart
ment nintS and assay offices increase,
sl99.et@: internal revenue. increase. 81. :
600; public works. increase, 81 ,inoOr': mis-
oelaneouS. increase. Sl,t-pr1; DtISt1i Z
| of Columbia. decrease: SJl5.ulN herman, m
annual appropriation. decrease. $2,Ts'.-r-
War department, military estabishmr rt.
decrease. $l5. +n.oJt. permanent arnL.l .t.'-
propriat:onS decrease. S6;d~H.
Navy department, naval establishment.
increase. s6.545.oHl; Pablo works. increa e,
Sli.S0oO'n.
Interior department. Indian affairs. d.
crease. S325. 600; pensions. decrease. s.
iD.0-hi: public works. decrease SaS3,oWi;
miscellaneous decrease $i."tj.rU.
Post office department. salaries ANA "t-
peuSes, increase. Sll3.0|i.
Department OF agriculture salaries aAd
expenses increase. STi2 .,--.
Department of labor. Salali's ANA en-
pens.S. increase. H2.e.
Department OF justice. public work :,
increase s52 plo: miscellaneous. increase.
s5O.4"
Civil service commission. salaries ami
expenses. increases S65,''
/ recaptulation by it'll. ana compari-
sons with the appropriations for the year
1872 shows as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
Desperate Case
Of Piles Cured.
MRS. MAYBRICk'S RELEASE.
Canadians win Appeal to King Edward "a,
Her Early Pardon.

Cleveland, Ohio. Dec. 2.-Forma-
canadian residents in American cifia,
,[e again active in the efforts to have
NJ NJ rs. Mary Maybrick released from her
English prison. m
= petition Is being drawn up bv J
'leVeiand lawyer and copies Of it wjlI
?" sent along The cities bordering on
the Great Lakes, copies will also M
sent TO the mayors Of Montreal ar5
Toronto. The petition viii ultimataI,
70 10 the King Of England and tba
English premier
The present is considered opportune
for an appeal to His Majesty for elem.
ency by the Canadians, because Of the
gallent work Of Canadian soldiers IN
the BOer war.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dec. 2.-The following are
the pension changes in maine resulting
from the issue of Nov. 13:
Increase. restoration. reissue, benjamin.
L. Hinyley. Lagrange. IS. Leroy o.
Strane. Newfield. $l2; VIM. s. Noyes.
dead. South Windham. s.: Mexican war.
Robert +. Ballard. Portland 81. Orisi-
nal widows. Addie r. Noyes. South
Windham s.. Special accrued. Nov 5.
Rebecca r. Roberts. Portla nd. IS Elsie
Blake. Castine, S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
M.NTO y. Alr.DiNl.
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District ol Maine IS
On this Goth day OF November a y. 1901
on reading the foregoing petition. il is
Ordered by the court. That a hearing
be had upon the same on the 2lst day ~
December. 4. II. 1901, before said court
al Portland. in said District, at Ia q clock
in the forenoon: and that notice thereof
be published in tn Daily kennebec Jour,
nal, a IL wspJper printed in said District.
and that ali known ere ditors. and other
persons III interest. may appear at the
said tiinr ard place. add show cause il
an,- they haN". why the prayer of said
pet:tioner should not he granted.
And ii is further ordered by the court,
That the Gierk shall send by mail to all
Known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed TO them at their
places oi residence as SEATED.
Witness ! the honorable NATHAN
" EEB. Jisige of .he said court aud 9he
seal thereof ut Portland, in said District.
an the J1tM day of November. A. ID. 1891.
l.. 5. A. IL DAVIS Clerk.
true copy Of petition nd order thereon
Attest: A. II. DAVIS. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
BRnkruPt's Petition for Discharge,

In the matter OF
MATO y MEDINI. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
T" the Hon Nathan Webb. Judge Of th'
District Court uf the United States i1r
the District OF Maine.
MArO \. MEDINi "f Augusta. ia the
county OF k"nrebrc and state Of Maine,
IN said District. respectfully repres' uts.
h. Wa dlly aiiudSrd bankrupt under
the Acts 1T Congress relating "a bank
ruptcy; that ne has daily surrendered all
his property and rights "f property; anG
has fllly compiled with all the require
!nents ut said Acts aud of the orders Of
court touch ~ has bankruptcy.
Wherefore he praYs. That he may hc
deCrevd by tn" court To have 4 full DIS
charge from all debts pInvahle against
his estate under said bankrupt Acts. eN-
cept such debts rs are excepted by law
from such dis, harg"
Dated this 9th ,lty Of November. a. ~.
1901.
MATO y Mr.Di\I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
IN THE SENATE.

Washington. Dec. AN hour be. ore
noon both the public and private gall
leries were thronged with spectators.
ny noon practically every senator in
the city had appeared in the chamber
Many OF them made no attempt to
reach their seats on account Of the
wealth OF floral offerings which >faiily
Ailed the desks and aisles.
AZ II O'clock Frye. Maine. Presfden,
Wo tenn. Of the Senate raped for
"rtler.
me blind chaplain OF the Senate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
BnnkruptS Petition for Discharse'

In the Matter Of ,.,,..
POOLtR l.. LEWIS. I'D hdhhi "P'-'
Bankrupt.
To IL. Hnn. Nathan Webb. Judge of the
District court or the United STATES i0'
the District 81 Maine. n,
PDOII.R r. LEWIS OF clinton. Iiains \, II
county NJ Kennvbpt and State q Mdles' Mile
III said District, respectfully repI.s ~
that on the loth ty Of NuEust. S' Pa,s, Pa,j.r
hr was daily adjjdsed BANKRUPT NM. IN
thr Acts ul Congress rrldtins to i pi'.S s,l
,uptcv: tllt ht ii:,S dI!y slrrendeieda an5 ~
his property ana rights q pr2pet.S; mir, i,i''
has fully compiled with hil tht 1iers Of
m.nts ID siid Acts ana nj tne "r"e''
court touching lis bankruptcy. o,. be
Wherr!o1r ~ prays, mat ne mi mi dis
dccreed by the court 10 have I ~ iaIrainst
charge nom all debts provaoie *
his estate under said bankrupt AThS' II, law
cept such debts as are tNcep'eu n
from Such discharge. d.
~ POOI.ER +. LEWlS,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
Capitai Notes.

Resolutions respecting rhe late PreSi-
dent Mckinley will be introduced in the
House by Representative Grosvenoi,
Tuesday. simultaneously with the intro
duction By Mr.. Foraker In the Senate OF
the same resolutions. The .stnmian canal
bill will come in late.. Representative
Hepburn of Iowa, said that it would not
be deferred until the organization Of the
committee on interstate and foreign COM
mefCe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
JOYFUL maternity.
Hopeful Words to Childless Women.
Two Grateful Women Tell How
They Were Helped by Lydia E..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

shall some trouble
bear naatly children?
How ought to be their the blessing
ot d good constitution!
long a child their home of
debility displacement of the female
Preparation accomplished Lydia r.
Pinkham' Vegetable than
other Medicine,
WOnlcn Ifanyw |
LyD whose
advice is given all would
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03

District Of Maine, s.. N ral.
On he :,th dav of November. A -
on reading th.. foregoing petition ll,ari,e ~
Ordered by the court, that ~, jay
be had Ipon the same on me lheajd court
If December. A. H. 1901. beio.e s.tiu INV. cU
1T Portland. in said District, at !" ,Tbereof
in the forenoon. and that hol'ce hol Jour-
b, nuhished in the Daily i<ennepgIV,; gIV,;s,rict.
mai n newspaper printed in said y Lis,,t otber
ana that ali known creditors. an" at the
persons in interest. may appear ,,,se az Il
said time and place. and sho" az said
any they have, why the pt.d prasd
nriftinner should not be granlea oo,,rt.
AMI il is further ordered by tnS , tous - aii
That the clerk shall send pE ,id i,ia'r petition
ana iris order. addressed 20 them q go
places Of residence as stateu' N,THAN
Witness the Honorable Nd the
WE'RE. Judge OF the said court f51iistrict, net
on the SGth day of Noyen1peiV: Clerk.
H.. s. y .;,ia,r n and ordef
thereon. . n,x-fS Clerk.
dcc"alt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03

admiral Walker. chairman ~ th.
isthmian canal commission. called at
IN" state department at 2.15 T.. NJ. sat
ur,iay. ana delivered IL Sc. Hay in
person the report n the committee.
SEC Hay announced his intention of
forwarding IL AT once To- the White
House
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,,
&, Bangor { Aroostook
~ RAILROAD.
~ Arrangement Of Trains
In Sf1oni fln, IA l1Q01

IN Effect Uct l4,IlS0l
Caribou and Bangor on. trains leaving
Caribou at els A VI. and Bangor at BIS
p. II.
LEAVE Portland 1lOo P. NJ; Augusta.
l.32 a. NJ; Waterville, E.29 4. NJ; Ban
g9rd, 6 45 a. NJ; Arrive Lagrange. s.9o 4.
- IRON WORKS -T 10 100 4. NJ; Norcross. @ sss x.
NJ; Millinocket. 952 A. NJ; Sherman,
io.45 y. NJ. Patten. II.10 A. NJ; Island
Falls. 11.0S 4. n; Smyrna Mills. ll.i5 A.
NJ; Marsardis. l.04 p. M; Ashland, lSo
P NJ; Houlton, l2lo P. n: BridgewateE'
los p. NJ: Presque Isle. Los T: N. Car
ibou, 2.25 p. NJ: New Sweden, 2.sS P. NJ. !;
Van Buren,, 4G0 p NJ; Limestone. $40 P.
NJ; Fort Fairfield. 2.15 P. NJ; Dover and
FoxCrOft, 900 \. NJ; Guiiford. 9.4 4. NJ;
Monson, l0.l3 a. M; Greenville, 1O.5o A
LEAVE Portland, 1025 A. NJ: Augusta.
1886 p. NJ; Waterville. 10 p Nj: Bangor,
3.15 Z. NJ; Arrive Brownviiie. Al P. NJ:
Norcross, 5.i5 p. NJ: Millinocket. 5.5I ?.
NJ; Island Falls, I'll T. NJ; Houlton; $40
P. NJ; Pressure Isle, 947 P. NJ: Caribou
lois p NJ: Fort Fairfield 1906 P. NJ.
LEAVE Portland, 1240 P. NJ; Augusta
2.30 7. NJ; Waterville, 3.uS I, NJ; Ban
gor, AS p NJ; Brownville;;, 6-45 T; NJ
LEAVE Montreal, 500 ?. NJ: Quebec.
2.f0 P. NJ; Greenville, so A. NJ. Monson
Junction, G25 a. NJ; Guiiford. 6i2 A. NJ
Dover and FoXcroft. 7.3G A. NJ; hatah-
din Iron Works, CD a. NJ: Brownville,
1.20 A. NJ: Lagrange. S.0n A. NJ.
ARRIVE Bangor, 9.23 A NJ
LEAVE Fort Fairfield, go \. NJ Car
lbou. els A. NJ; Presque Isle. SO A. N:
Houlton, $50 4. NJ: Ashland. 7:0 4. NJ;
Masardis. 725 A n. smyrna Mills, sA
A. NJ: Island Falls, 81 4. n. Patten'
905 A. NJ: sherman. so a. NJ: Mill
nocket. los 4. NJ; Norcross, la3 A. M
Brownyile, 1872 A. NJ; Arrive Bangor
los + NJ: Waterville, 3.S 7. NJ AL
gusta. $50 2. NJ; Portland, 80 F. NJ.
LEAVE Caribou, 1l.45 y. NJ. van "a.
rem. 1000 A NJ: New Sweden, lg- 4 NJ u
Limestone go A. NJ; Presque Isle, I'D
2. NJ: Fort Fairfield. 1l.l5 \, N Bridge.
water. 1855 F. NJ; Houlton. zoo T: NJ
island Falls. 600 = NJ: Patten. 255 r.
NJ: Sherman, 3.25 ?. NJ; Millinockst.
tl6 F. ii; Norcross. 40 y n.
Katahdin iron Works. 3,i5 T. M
Brownville, $50 p. NJ; Lagrange, wv 4, I,
NJ; Greenville. 5.55 p. NJ: Monson, ~
p NJ; Guilford. 4.47 F. NJ; Dover ahn
Fo..croft. 500 ?. Nj; Arrive Bangor. +"
P. M: Waterville. 9.56 T. NJ; Augus's'
043 p. NJ; Portland. l.25 A. NJ;
GEO. NJ HOUGHTON. 9. I. !. a.
W. NJ. BROWN, Superintendent
Bangor. Oct. 10. 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
TO CURE 4 COLD ~ ONE DAY

Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the money if ii fail.
tn cure. II. WI Groves signature Is on
each box. 90.
tU-thur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
Get Mrs. Pis,ki1ans'S Advice.

It free the air She Of making many
miserable life of other living person has had
such experience with ills
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03

The Chinese. pen from time immemc-
rial has been n brush made Of some soft
hair and used to paint the curiousiy
formed letters Of the Chinese alphabet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03

The microscope has shown yeast cells
in Egyptian bread more than 1000 years
old.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-03
ORDER " NOTICE THEREON.

pOOI.ER Z. LEWIS.
Bankrupt.