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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-26
REPORTS OF
THE WORKERS
INDICATIONS POINT TO A RE.
PUBLICAN VICTORY.

Enthusiastic Conference of Local
Committeeman Held Last Evening.
Two Young Burglars Committed to
Jail and One Admitted to Bail.
Epworth League City Union Enter
misunderstanding Affair Before
Aldermen Kellow and Kelly--Two
Mine Accidents-Other Notes.
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FEDERAL COURT NOTES.

Judge McuboL is holdins CONT ~ F"l'1I.'
puil. ,..,...,., ., lam.
herman and carpenter, WIS Tmr-d1r 1dlgdsei
bankrupt. nj, s.,o., axe Ss5, and his haoi''''e''
SO 026iu, ..l,,,
tharc, Ireland, of Wi'lino,po'r wa' 'ceie'd'y
nliudaeh hamhNlt
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-26
the n0MLIEST MAN IN SCRANTON

- well as the hanlsomlst, and others
arc invited to call on any druggist and gee
free trial bottle OF Hemp's Dll,um ior th3
Throat and Lungs. remedy that is guaranteed
70 cure aud rclie,S.ll Chronic and Acute Coughs
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption l1''e 20,
and 60.
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vices will be held by Father Christ al
St. Mary's church.
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SOUTH SCRANTON
MoToRMAN RITTER ARRESTED
FOR SWEARING.

He Used Bad Language to Constable
Woelkers on Cedar Avenue and
Will Have a Hearing Today-Last
Nights Halloween Party at the
Y. w. C. A.-Meadow Brook Social
Clubs Ball in Workingmen's Hall.
Thomas Murray Meets with Ser
ious Accident-Other Notes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Clara .. Merrill and she was ona NJ .
family of II. Her birthplace was Nor
ridgcwock. and she was born Oct ~
1881.
Forty-nihe years ago, Mr.. and Mrs
Folsom became members of the
Methodist church and have since re-
mained honOred and faithful communi-
cants. They were almost born into
that church, their parents before them
being Methodists.
They have one son. Bartlett f.. Fol
som. who resides at - Arsenal street
the next door to their residence. They
also have four grandchildren.
Upon the occasion Of their 5Oth ami
versary they We're the recipients of
many letters OF congratulations from
distant points. There were "A large
number who called during the after
noon and evening and many left sub
stantial and beautiful tokens of their
respect and esteem. Among the pres
ents received were the following:
Thirty dollars in gold Rev. Henry F..
Dunnack and members Of the Metho-
dist church: $40 in gOiu Mr.. and Mrs
Bartlett f. Folsom: S. in gold. Mrs.
Oscar HOIway and Mr.. L. y. Fowler:
s. in gold, Miss Annie Folsom: $. in
gold. James Merrill and family: s., in
gold MIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel Moves:
81. Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner McCausland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

submission Of the manuscript to this
house. This romance is the most am
bilious work Yet attempted by Mrs.
WhitehouSe Her little farce The
House Party. written for Squirrel
Island amateurs ana presented at that
island and later in Portland with great
success. was one of Mrs. Whitehouse' :
filSt literary ventures. She has been
asked to rewritc the play for profess
sionals and as soon as The God of
Things is published. sh" will devote
her time to this work.
Mis-. Whitehouse will make the cover
design for her novel aS We'll as all the
other Illustrations ana this is now oc-
cunving all Of her leisure moments.
The material for Mrs. Whitehouse' :
navel was gathered in a "trip which she
made several years ago t. IN" Orient.
4 strong love story being woven in
E.e,, ptian setting. one who has been
p,ivilegcd to read the novel in manu-
scrint speaks delightfully."- of it and pre-
ri,.t- a great success for it.
Mrs WhitcnouSe is the wife Of Rob
c,t Treat WhitchouSe. county attorney
nf Cumberland county. and daughter
of IN. late Samuel :. Brooks OF Au-
s-u.ta. Her many friends in this city
vii, he pleased to hear Of her success
il, tha world of literature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

and the aged couple received under Il
marriage arch of green. upon which
we're the significant figures. "lS5l-
1901. in gold.
Ml. and Mrs. James Merrill assisted
MIR. and Mrs. Folsom in receiving and
the ushers We're Miss Florence Merrill.
Mrs. Folsom ana Miss Jessie Folsom
Refreshments We're served from very
prettlly decorated tables presided over
- Mrs. George Merrill. Miss Winni-
lTed Merrill and Miss Clara Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom came 10 this
city many years ago from Somerset
county of Whit h both are natives. Mr..
f'olsom was born in Starks. April 10,
1926. His ancestors We're New Hamp-
shire people. they being among the
earliest settlers OF that state. Mi. Fol
som relates the story of how the fami-
ly emigrated To this State. coming ON
horseback by a trail marked only by
spotted trees. Mr.. Folsom had j.
brothers and sisters. &c whom there is
but one sister living.
Mrs. Folsoms maiden name was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo McCausland. Mrs.
Sophoronia McCausland. PittsfieId: 50
in gold, Rev. and Mrs. &. :. Cummings
Auburn; s. in gold. Rev. ana Mrs. g.
w. Bradley. Bidde ford: 81 in gold. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Beale. Randolph
Mass: 81 in gold. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Thompson. Randolph. Mass: s. in
gold. Ralph Il. Folsom: - in gold. Alice
y. Folsom: 81 in gold. Miss Helen At
kins. East Orland; photograph. Rev.
and Mrs Perry Chandler Oregon:
photograph. Rev. John Collins. Somers-
worth, y. H: gold lined berry spoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer r.. Folsom. Spring
field. Mass: fancy sofa cushion in
gold. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred |. Harris. Du-
luth, MINI. gold lined toothpick hold
er, Mrs. Eben Thompson. Pittsfeld.
hand painted china. Mr. and Mrs. y.
Snow. Quincy. Mass, hand painted
china. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Mother
Well linen Mrs. II. w. Piummer. lin
en-. Mrs. Thomas Webber: flowers.
Mrs. Joseph sawyer and family book
Mrs II. X. Libby.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

The Lewiston Journal says that
George 5. McCarty. Esq. Of that city.
has been picked to respond tn the
principal toast at the banquet to he
given November 10. at the Falmouth
hotel in Portland. to retiring Adjutant
General Richards. Mr.. McCarty is 10
be- among such speakers as Attorney
General Haynes ANA Hon. Hannibal
iamlin and it bespeaks much for Nj.
NtCarty's ability that ne should be
selected for such an important task
among and by such men as these. AT
the banquet given retiring capt. Mori-
artv at the Dewitt last summer. Law
yer McCartv acted i'll similar capa-
citv and won praise from all who heard
his eloquent words.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
LIVELY SPECIMENS Of HORSE FLESH.
Sale OF Kansas Horses at Augusta Irotting
Park on Saturday.

The auction sale Of Kansas horses "a
the Augusta Driving park. saturday.
drew a good sized crowd Of purchasers
would br purchasers ana equine-a"-
mirer During the day the Whole i"'
Of q was sold at prices that couid hot
poSeihIv net the owners very large
amount of cash. The horses SOLD at an
average price OF $2f.''
some Of the horses disposed Of were
haroains and all of them We're as i've
IL ~ the average untamed western
bnrsr They cavorted about the held
i'm , manner that would strike terror
to th. be;urt of a timid man who might
,.isb - hook one OF them into a wagon
fo, "A drive about town. others We're
ouia, and gentle enough for ordinary
purposes
At times the bidding was brlsK ahc
lively The price had to be paid at the
time of purchase, and the piduer "i'h-
out money in his pockets had no Silo"
ia buy "A fiery steed. one man lid"
few dollars in his pocket pu' nv
enough 10 stand any show among tie
hiidars So he went around 10 MS
t,ia,ds and borrowed all they had uhtii
l,a ,,ossessed the sum OF Sli ihen ne
baoan bidding for a horse ne Hau ne
eva upon. He bid up 70 his pie Vi ~
ana he supposed the animal "ou'" w
krocked down to him. But II wash |
Another fellow bid So ana so' '"e
critter. -, r,,,. a;f
some Of the purchasers had li'''e u'i
t;oulty in putting halters upon wy. 80
,riuaIs hut others had about as eA'l'-
=: -oar;epces as can well De I'M
I 1bose who waited until after
! -. saturday night. managed TO cap
. ,bai, horses With very niue
! trouble. o,.a,. +bera
ON sunday forenoon. however. lle.e
was lots of sport at the parn ;.,'ais.
H., ~ ,,an who had paid for animals
yainlv strive to catch and halter them, n
, Harry II. Lee rendered asslslanes ,., 10
many and finally succeeded in natter
inc a large number of them
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Francis S. Roberts. the 10-year-old sol
Of Col. Frank W. Roberts. a former l.. S
consul at Cape Town. South Africa. is
wanted by the police department of Saco
clothing and jewelry. obtained from mer-
chants of the two cities. says the Boston
Globe.
The case Of Godfrey p Farley. admin
istrator ct ais, vs. Howard II. Trussell
ct al, a writ of entry to recover posses
sion Of piece of land and flats in WiSca%-
set, which was begun AT Wiscasset
Wednesday, has been withdrawn from
the jury. Il settlement having been effect
Ell between the parties. The case Henry
II. Humphrey V. Alpheus S. Winchen-
bach, an action to recover 500 damages
for as alleged assault and battery. went
to the jury. Friday. The parties reside
in NObleborO and are neishbors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

There iS a movement on foot to con-
vert the upper three stories of the Hill
Nacomber-W Wight bloCl: on Water
street into a dance hall. The plan is
to utilize the upper two stories for
hall taking out the floor separating
the TWO and making the hall the height
of Dotn combined. The floor immedi-
at@ly underneath these would be used
for reception rooms. anteroomS and
other purposes. This would make z
fine hail for the desired purpose. SeV-
erai conferences have been held be-
tween Mr.. Macomber and Manley II.
Pike who is interested in the project.
but as yet there has been no definite
decision made in the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
IN PERFECT HEALTH.
So Say Doctors Making Autopsy
on Remains of A. G. Curtis.
Heart Failure and Epilepsy Theory Is
Thus Thoroughly Exploded.
Contents Of Stomach will Be AnaIyzed by
Chemist

An autopsy was performed upon the
remains Of the late Arthur q. Curtis.
VIII, Was drowned in Union river. near
fllswot til. last week. at the under
;thfnG roCa> IT Trouant K Bates. sat
HrddN.
AT the tirn, Of Mr.. curtis death there
wore certain circumstances which len-
dered it difficult 10 prove for a Ger
tainty Just the cause. There was no
dispnting the fact that tie body was
found in the water with an circum-
stances pointing to droN ming. but no
one saw the accident and it was
thought that there was Il possibility
that death might have come frCm cpl
lnps: or from heart failure.
The fact that Mr.. Curtis was late to
his work and was compelled 10 run the
distance from his boarding place to the
boat. that morning. caused the theory
that the body might have fallen into
the water when life was extinct from
one of these causes. 1t was stated at
the time that although the young man
was not a swimmer. had he fallen into
the water in his usual health he would
have aroused some of the other work
men on the dredser.
The fact that the young man was
carrying an accident policy in the
Union Casualty and Surety co. of St
Louis made IT essential to know the
exact cause. Consequently on the day
of the funeral telegram was received
from the company ordering post
mortem examinatio to be held The
remains We're brought to TrOuant &
Bates undertaking rooms and remained
there. Friday night
The following day. James T. Connolly
of Boston. adjuster for the company,
came here for that purpose DR. w II.
Harris was engaged to represent the
company in the autopsy. The relatives
were invited to be represented by such
physicians as they desired. and Drs
Wellington johnson. J. f. Tuell and l..
J. Crool>er were present in their in
tereSt.
The heart was found to be Of it's nor
nal size and in a healthy condition
The brain was perfectly developed and
had no appearances of being un-
| healthy. In fact there We're no abnor-
nal conditions and the physicians re
marked upon the perfect condition of
the Young mans physique. AT the time
of the drowning the absence of water
ir the lungs was thought to be an in
dication of natural death. but medi-
cal experts say that in 4s per cent Of
drowning cases no water is found in
the lungs. DR.. Harris reported to the
adjuster substantially as stated above
When seen by the Journal represent
ative Mr.. Connolly refused to say any
thing as to what his report to the com
rany would be until he had investi-
gated the matter at Ellsworth. He left
for that city on the 80 train to make
such investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
FIFTY YEARS.
Golden Wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Folsom.
their Home on Arsenal Street Scene
of festivity on Saturday.
Friends Came 10 Pay Resps cts and Leit MANY
Many Tokens OF Esteem.

here are but few persons to w,om
II Is given to celebrate the 5Oth ami
Nefsary OF their marriage Such a
couple Is Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Fol
som OF this city. and. Saturday
at their residence at 20 Arsenal
street, the event was observed in royai
style.
Ny. and Mrs. Folsom received ,hei:.
lr'ends ftom until in the afternoon
ana from until 10 IN Inc evening
Thc'r home was Very taStily decorated
with flowers and potted plants. The.
parlor was gayly festooned with green
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

7. Simpson Jays FIoriform won the
Liverpool autumn cap OF 1850 sovereienS
at the Liverpool autumn meeting, Fri
day.
Vice Chancellor Donaldson of the Uni .
versity OF st. Andrews. announced. Fri
dadS. the unanimous election Of Andrew
Carnegie lord rector. The students
greeted the announcement with prolonged
cheers and the singing of He's a jolly
Good Fellow. The vice chancellor To-
marked that Mr.. Carnegies election
would mean the approval of the wholr
nation.
a fire which nrisina ted in the livery sta
bic of Frank + Bonner at Bradford pa
Friday. destroyed a dozen buildings in
Guiding the So 90" city hall Thirty-scver
horses in one livery stable periShed in tn
flames and the $1,000 library Of Brown <
Schoonmaker. city attorneys was total
ly destroyed. together with valuable
maps. The lire burned buildings on three
streets The loss l. estimated at slJi.0nl
Haze May. the .,-year-old daughter of
J. .Ahnor Carter Of Lynn Mass died. FIJI
Nday nor ming. as the result oi burns re-
crived Thursday. Tn" little girl. in COM
pany with her brother. had kindlcd Il fire
in the grass al gravel pit when her
clothing caught lire. the flames envel"p-
ing her arms and head. Wm. Ncwhai!
heard her aguni2inG cries ANA eNtinguisl-
ed the flames by Wrapping cual tbou;
her, but the body was horribly burned
The brother WAS also slightly burned.
The entire system OF the Market Street
Railway Co. at san Francisco has prac.i-
cally been sold TO Il Baltimore. sNndicn tn
which has for several months been nego-
tiating foI its purchase. The deal is un-
derstood To have been closed at Il con-
ference between II. T.. Huntington and
|. w. lehman. representing thcmSclve..
an dother Stockholders Of the Market
Street CO.. and George r. Webb OF BAL
timore. r.. q. Hanford ana Atty Gen
+ l.. Ford of San Francisco, represent
ing the Baltimore syndicate The terms
OF the sale are not definitely known. The
Can states that S.6.Wn.WW i'm cash is to hp
paid for the property and that the final
papers We're to be sisnei, Friday. 1t adds
that the syndicate will spend al least 81
o@,en in improving the property.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
YOU HAVE THOUGHT

Many time while rubbing ana scrub
him. over th. tab on wash day. that 1t
was the last time you'd do it.
The wash woman stayed but a few
weeks?
We have heard this same story lots
of times. Most everybody goes thr"age
the same trials.
we get the goods-carry them away
h,in. them back all washed. the starchcG
roods starched: sheets ii lows!ips, towels,
,ab,ec,oths and napkins are all ironed.
Costs YOU but Soc per dozen
| can YOU find the materials and fuel and
,o tho work yourself much cheaper than
..;so we do not believe you can. fot
| ,t,inly can't hire it done.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

III IS understood that the adjuster
gave out some encouragement that the
ciain would be speedily paid. He stat
eu 'hat all the company desired was to
estabilsh the cause of death beyond a
doubt and if ii was case of acci-
dehtai droW ming ii was anxious to have
a satisfactory settlement
MI. Connolly carried with him the
contents of the young mans stomach
ana IT is understood that this will be
''halyzed. probably at Bowdoin College.
The remains were Inferred in the
riverside cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
s,,tc of ohio, city of Toledo.

state OF ONO. tltN OF loieu"'
Lucas County. s..
rank 4 Cheney makes os,tn that ne IS
senior rartner OF the firm Of +. J. Cheney
a. 60. doing business in the CITY OF I"l.
.'do cotIntv and State aforesaid. and tina [
aid firm will pay the sum Of ONt. III y =
DRE.D DOLLARS for each ana every
ease Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh cure.
ny FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed IN
nv presence. this 9Th day OF Decemoer
A. d. 1856. - cr,co>
<cn Notary Public.
Iall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send Tor tesu
'''o'''"' + J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O..
Sold by Druggists. sc. ,.
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
GARDINER.
journals Telephone CaII-37-5.

i new market has been opened in
this city that is bringing many cents
To ihe pockets of the farmers ana
diners who have formerly lost it, All
hih"s OF apples. whether natural fruit
or noI. are being bought and shipped
away by the carload. They are used
Tor making cider and are bringing
about - cents per hundred pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Col. .. y Elackington and j. l..
Fish have gone on a fox hunt to Lin
coin county. They will hunt III New
castle, where they VIII be joined by a
brother of MIR. Blao kinston. The latter
has three hounds which he Will use
two of them being Old. trained ami
mails, and the other a young one which
is 10 he educated. Mr.. Blackington
says that foxes are very scarce in
kennebec county owing 10 the use of
scent in trapping them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

The sidewalks about the city are re-
ceiving the attention Of the street
commissioner and his crew and when
the snow flies. they will allow OF the
hauling of the ploW over them. There
are many places where entirely new
walks are needed. but owing tu the
money Of the highway department be-
ing expended they will not be- con-
structed until another year. when
oncr"te walks will be agitated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

ihere was an unusual amount of in
tNreS' manifested in Saturdays foot
pan games. large number went to
NaterNiile to witness the game be-
tween 'oloy and the University OF
Maine and there was also a good dele
CATION present at The Bates Rowdoir
game ut Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

The laborins men OF the State are
aSitatins the question OF raenacting
the fortnightly payment law. which
was repealed by the Legislature of 1897.
after having been in the Maine stat
utes for IL years. A bill to this effect
will probably be presented TO the next
Legislature ana win be supported by
the wOrkingmen in this ana other por-
IionS of the Stale
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Frank Woodbury. has just completed
a telescope sight for his rifle that is
considered by all cracksmen who have
sen ii. one of the best pieces Of this
KIND of work. The entire sight is ,he
work OF Mr.. Woodbury.. and is very
powerful. 1t rs 50 arranged that 1t can
be easily and quickly adjusted ana its
weight is almost nothing. on targets
at the different ranges, it proves Of
n eat help and is very accurate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
..rus GOD OF THINGS =
NJ. r,oreoee Brooks Whitehouss. Formre'y Of
AUGUSTA. Has Novel Accepted.

Mrs. Florence Brooks Whitehouse OF
p1ntiand has just completed novel
'..,,,.. -, GA of Things" which Will be
published in April. me ooon va va o. az
repted by Little. Brown x 20 ol pos
rom at the first reading which Is d
ereat compliment especially 10 50 soun5
! writer. Since Little. Brown q 20
hoye accepted the book. Mrs. Wnite-
,"u.c has received from 4 New for"
,l,.t,;sb.r a nattering invitation for the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Stuart F. Weld, the son of family
which gained distinction in slavery
days as Abolitionists. died AT his home
II Hyde Park. Mass. Friday. He was
ii Harvard classmate of the late Gov
and Prof. John FiSlle and
devoted his life to litera ture and teach
ing the classics. a widow and one son
survive him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
Daily kennebec journal.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

IL" shipments from the Kennebec
river houses have not been so heavy
u"ii''s the past week as they might
nave peen 50 near the close of the sea
son. There will probably remain about
l""'eoo tons on the river, which vii, be
carried over.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

complaints have been received thai
persons arc dogging deer in towns in
western I<ennebec One man reports
that he saw three dogs chasing a buck
and doe The report will he invesii-
gated by the officers. Last year re-
ports came to Augusta that deer we've
being dogsed in Sidney. but they We're
found to be groundless by the wardenS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

A'locai professional man who will
put complete set of the Journal books
INTO his library as fast as they are
oHered says: Il don't see how they
can pc put out at any such figure. Ii
IS pyffar the most favorable oppor-
tunftS for securing the works OF our
beSt living authors | have ever seen"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

MT. ana Mrs. l.. q. MinOt of Be-
grade. We're in the city, Saturday.
Mrs. Emily u. Clark left. Saturday.
Tor SomerviIle, Mass. where she will
make her home i'm the future with hen.
daughters. Misses E.lma and Emma
I '!IrL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
-'e''' Health and Comfort I o Mother and

>,,e,. MIG. NiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
;asn s.'ien teething, sotIens the gums, reduces
examination, allays all pam, and cures wind
cole Perfectly safe IN al cases Ne ,-ould
T' every mother who has a suffering child ::
.Sn,a up' .et Sour prejudice, nor the prejudices
;.o'ntrs. stand between YOU and Your suffer.
a,eliih .hiih ana The relief that will be sure-yes.
.niely snrc-to follow the use OF this
's'he, II timely used. Price 16c. q bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
George J. Ring.

George J. Ring died very suddenly at
his home in this city. about s o'clock
sunday morning. OF heart disease. His
age was i6 years. The date of the
funeral will be later announced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
HALLOWELI4.

Augusta is not the only place where
are found in blossom this
season Of the wear as Charlie y. can
ham picked one in full bloom recently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11

Stock holders of the Standard Oil Co.
will receive. Dec. IL next the last guar
terly dividend OF the year Of per cent.
This dividend declared by the directors
Friday, brings the total profit distribu-
tons for the current year up to 4S per
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
Modern Surgery Surpassed.

while suffering from piles says G. F.
Carter Atlanta. Ga. Il got Dewitt s
Witch Hazel Salye and was entirely
cured" Cuts. burns, bruises quickly
cured Beware OF counterfeits. Percy W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
Reliable and Gentle.

You want a pill which is certain. thor
ough and gentle. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers iill the bill. Do not force but as
sist the bowels. Percy W. Means.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
Augusta Steam Laundry.
NOTICE.

hereby forbid anyone trusting my
husband, Levi Jenness on my III, accou,i., n,r,G a.
i shall pay no NOR - nl''a Augusta. Ne.
ing. 'rc"' - novlIlltt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-11
Lodge Directory.

a CrSH\OC r. A. CHAPTER No
n Special cOnVOcation in Masoni'
l4th. at 80 o'clock. Work
WI in NJ. NJ NJ degree, All soj"urh'
E,A ING companions cordially invited.
- ROLAND +. GOOCH. II. +.
HENRY 4. HEATH. SecN.