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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
PHTLHARMONICS SEASON.
Noveities 10 Ne Performed h, the Orchcstrs
DURING the lear.

The Philharmonic Society Of this city
Il this season In the sixtieth year OF its
existence and this imposing record Is printed
In red ink on the society's announcements
The fret concert Of tho year will To- given
at Carnegie Hall on Nov. 10. preceiei 10y
the customary public rehearsal. The dates
for the other rrhearsals and concerts arr
DC. a and ! and 10 and 20, Jan. 2 and 10;
Jan ~ and Feb. l. March II and IL and
April 4 and S. The soloi-ts engaged are
josef Holman. lean U-rardy Pol Plancon.
Ernertine Schumann -Heink. Fritz kreisler
and Harold Bauer. Al the first concert
Josef Hoffman, will he the solois' and will
play Ruhinstein's concerto Ia ID Minor.
Tho other numbers will he tho overture
70 -Euryanthe.- the Bach Albert prelude.
choral and fugue and tho nov symphony.
'Barbsrossa. by Siegmund Won Hausegger.
He IL a young German composer. and tho
attention az Conductor Emil paur was
called to this work by Richard Strauss,
the composer Of Elm Heldenlehen.' Mr.
paur urgently recommended the work
to the society IA IL was accepted for per
Torrance.
Among the other works 20 he given a.
the eight concerts are Napravnk's Devil
symphony which II quite unknown here.
Beethoven's fifth symphony Ia { Minor.
the ninth OF the same composer. Tschai-
kowrky's -Pathetique,- Brahms'- G. Minor
symphony and Hsydn's symphony. In q
Major. 1Aszt's a Faust symphony " will
also 10 played Josef Suk, who was made
known here last winter through hi- sym
phony will he represented on the -cciety's
programmes this year in an orchestral
suite. II IL called a Fairy Suite" T. A
MAcDow ellis Indian Suite will also BE-
PLAYED. Other numbers Oh the programmes
during the SEASON will be -~1annhau-er's
Pilgrimage the prelude and glorihcation
from -par-ifAl.- Richard Strauss Death
and Apotheo~is.- a new symphonic pro
logue 10 -ddipus Rex by Maj Schilling
and Tschaikowsky's Hamlet fantasy,
The Boston symphony Orchestra has
also announced is list OF novelties
A. usually, some Of the same
compositions app-ar In both lists
Max Schilling'- 'Hdipus' overtura II to
be played by both orchcstras. The other
number. hat the Boston symphony Or
chcstrs will play here or In Boston or New
York are Anton Bruckn.r's symphony In
r fat. Vincent d'lndy'- symphony Tor
orchestra and piano. Walter Rabel's sym
phony In ID Minor. 1an.iew's symphony
In {, Sebastian Bach's suite in 2, Number q.
Glasounow's suit. ~'Rayinonde.' Georg
Schunann's -symphonic Variations, Iiszts
symphonic poem. -Festklsense. Chausson'-
'Viyian..' Edward Cigars new conosrt
overture 'CockAigne.- Rimski korsakow's
overture. la Fianc@e du Tar, Glazounow's
.Ouvertur- Solennelle- and the overture to
Smetana's opera. -I~r ku-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
INSPECTORS ~ COrRT.
BroskI,n Electisa omc~r Accused n,
Mo- uiisx h Ncu Acre>s the River.

Two McCuIagh deputics had James J
McCurran. Plihp Hess. Frank W~orthington
ard Louis u Raizh"im-T. the INSPECTORS
In the Eleventh electiun district ~ the So
ond Assembly district IN BROOKLYN. hsl-f
h.fora Nagi-trsie Dool~v la tho Adams
-tr,~t cuuri Yesterday Tor alleged violation
of th. kcCtion Law Whale tie dcpuiie-
wcrc a. "a" polling place ~ Friday a sus-
p,ciouslv large numheT - m-n applied Tor
reg strAuon from a isiging hp,u-e ~ SIS
pcarl sir,vi, and they ask~t ~" insI--tof-
g. adninsi.r the chAllsng- oath IbTar
refusal 60 DO ~ ~As N. tAsis ~ e" cnin-
plant E~NAnaihs;,oa Vi TIE sSO i ss-
lc4Nrol.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
n,.,rr.cai Trade WIN ,uba

W,sm>uroN, oct T. sat" S'na'"'
Prank y rav"y II ~ Work. and l. '
U- AlNi a. Cu'a TO-DAY called on President
Ro,-.,clt to di--u-- a Proposed reciprocity
.ra,,,meri TT Se-.u C,ila and the lui''si
.,a,,. Mr. Ir Aiad ~vprv-.ut- an a~~""ta
tlun Il merchants and wa~nu'N''''''''
10. island III" otyrc' 81 when j. To- ~'"'"
reciprocal irsd- plat,nus NTH ihi- country
Th-v uropu-' tha 'his Government "a"
al, st.t- 20 -s,ur~ reciprocity WITHOUT
Nauius f0r fr DHuIt"i' ls",l.Nll ~
's",s ,a.,.uL.,, s.s,um~r' ~ tuta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
COL. ASTOR LIBELS NORTH STAR.
wants slg .OOO for Damage 10 >earmahsi
%, Solii<iea.

The steamship North Star 81 the Maine
Steamship Company was hb"llcd for siS.""
damages In the United states district Court
Yesterday by John Jacob Astor, owner
of the steam yacht Nourmahal. The papers
state that on Sept - IN, two vessels were
returning from the yarhi race. when The
NORTH Star tired To pSs the steam yacht,
anproaching from b.llind on her stsrtnard
4 collision followed. ~ II l.
stated. In which the bowspnt and tow
plat.~ Of the Nourmahal were broken.
Ia H. maintained that the steamship gave
no signal Of her appr"aoh' and w'nl on
after the accidcnt without orei1hg assist
ance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
O.kEs WANTS ms WIFE.s rms.
A-'' They're Ms. Win the Furniture. and
Their thild's Toys.

Frances } Oak-s. who h suing his wife,
si"ine ts'ells : Oake-. for an absolute
oi'"f0" IN III. supreme Court. has also
- a'lon pending agains, her in the san.
Gun To recover a variety Of psrsonAl
I~r'N valued by him a. tl5.co Most
ihi- property hal t-en kept nj the Sen. On
t'i-r a. ~stcinwAy, l. |, which u. gave
% Tie SayS that when their relations
- sne strained che PLACED tho property
- 10 Lincoln siorss- Company ~ her
ON faflr
lu 'h" li~' src furu and eyJ-snsiV.
% -'ur'-~ ~hi~h wer~ In her ~Nartrpls.
'''r-- = furniture and bu~-a-htac ant
~aN'ntngs - u-sir child. nov y y~ars Old
l sn b. m th- custody ~ tho fstl,-f
%" mother ,s ~I-unitt~i ~ order e
'surf 'n 49, him ~ Intervals Ths
IHs tnclud~ a toy hors, toy wagon and
sun Amunx ~ allegations 20 Mn
,as-- an opposition ~ thu suit against
:" . hat her hu.bsEd thrraisn~d 10 shoSt
hsf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Justio- Maciean ~ tho Supreme u
la. dir.c,~d james = Heating Commi-
.ion-r 81 High~sv-, 10 rcm"V" a news
.t.pdn IN tho -,airs ~ tho -levat~i railroad
at finy-uinth sir-rt and Third aVenn".
h application ~az oppD~d ny '"nn-
mi.-inT-r k-Atins The Judg~ la i--uirg
the mandamu- say u,
4. maintained withou, authority b
d-nisl by th- r~,sbnhcu, tConimi--ion"r
k.Aunsl 81 tho Allegations rr-Is-ctins
liza orIr4al obligations -em tncnnsisien'
With the presumption thai a puhte enesf
kaowr his dugy and dVss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Twenty Sirih infantry. lUu thomas, irnl'iAitI
tApi IAVspr AZ luls'. ufi nhn~ lFr.i'hshs
from ths or- ~ ths ChIsf - oldlnAn~ I" w ""es
Island Arsenal g..,
IrA.Af ahsru~ fof TOO months Fan'en 'APs
gcprgFI tamrfun. Adpltant foufu taNsHl
A pn~fai ~rUt tnarlal - met Al L"l h'ii,uil
win thr t~IIauIYg detal Lieut. col NI'Ah .uhN
s.rts Wiirf1t q Tnis NfuIAm e laNis ard Harry
& smith. AullrN ,uus lfN ilrii h.'Fn
pAusfSHn. AsvfsNut NufgH'u. N''l'1 49,.
: n NrkIgIf Au1irD corp. aud Apl Nai""Ns
10 Sruks AuHusH ,uus. J4drr Aih'c1h
Tht Tuy fuuFh company coast Nfiu-N M "'o
ofdsf-d from Rom ilAmltnn B. iur luueu
Ih.ss naval HrIrrs have 'srn issued
i.rt F..,t Hsnustt from ~ NAvv Nsrf.
tI,stt.. D. me Ir. FFWUru u uHUU ra.'N
AsN.tfti Slf.urr lfAnls " 'Nflhs' " hs
Naval N.spus. Nsv NUfs. fuf u'htmrfi
tr.rfaIr s.l.,.t-t % lt.fam . me tHI. nHA
NAN. .Hrf NrH va -
tn4ress tu ~ Asats statHun Lieut. ldSafd
I NHhsf~t..n truu ~ Naua' O. ll. hf 'ls
fud. .Ap~Lttu NhNaI trf.N D af NfEtl hIu
Tom N Tlrss. ffum ~ Nrr NHfa o. 10 IllnhH
..ug tuts r,lssttu. 90. uasfrf p .f' " '.AAn-
i-Trt Csttf station D. NVk.fFHa sD u. W NeeF
usrt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

v,su,. 80. Cd. .. Itry arml ORDERS h'"
.sU As.~d
-. -r~ - 80. 49, rss s-r as
,.. tHr ..rut WI.u W ufT.=s. o.
~. len. ,assn. Iou ,@uuhys ~ ct
- ~ AHhu' q ~aafssl ' ~ 49,
n ~s.d. y m 1stufI svsIlh ieahsI
ia D. "a. tuT-faNl ~.n
l~.sss.IA sso-Ls lrsi lsgtsn 4. Ss.H' = ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Inv Mr. Martha & Hunt ~ this city lie ,s
h.Id At the poicc station In default ot sIVo
ispnd-.
Mir Hunt alleges that the a~Cch-'i inNh
-, :, b.t daughter a collection Il in
.trlctions." written bv himself and pub
l,sh..i Wv himself Mr. Hunt took the-.
from her daughter and refused Ia ALLOW
her tn read them T~lereupnn. u u alleged
he Rey Mr. Grumhin" wrote n fN'i va
Mr. Hunt OBTAINING her character an"
lhrrnfanlng her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Good T~imekeepers.

There IS avery large stock mthe Jew
eltN Store and pH,e> are very modest
for the worth they express. From the
inexpensive. knoCkabput Watches at
Si.is which keep hetier time than
YOU would eNpc,t-to those ,iSei IN
gold with Jewels and with movements
adjusted 10 fractions oi seconds. the
assortment - complete. \ hint 10
this little list:
wOmen'S or misses Watches, Gun metal
open iate Swiss movement S2oS
Mumrn'S OF miS>es' Watches. sterling ST.
yer. With inside sap, ufvn lace, pam
polished. engine tunnel and iln,N N
gtayed sdSe. SWISS movement S3.St
Women : ~ MISSES Watches, sterling ST.
vet. hunting clSe. assorted finishes p
entirely plain. with levrlei SWISS move
ment ~ good grade ~r"n
women'S o. misses Watches. goll nlled
Oyen ia;e. hard enamelei. m assorted s1I-
ufs, leNclei Swiss movement >o.3o
N0men'S or. misses Watches, gold hhel'
drhcately enimeleI no Ian NouNeiu
designs With pm O. match, a pretty nov
city. m velvet caSe ......... sii'-o
Mumen'S Watches, ~ year quality, goli
filed. hunting caSe, engine tunnel, en-
gtaNel ami plain poliShei cases, NtthIm
~ tlklU INV fllFVN
WomenS Watches. ~. solid gold, hunting
case. engine TUNED ana engfaNci ,aSes,
Nal,ham ot tlsin movement Slhoo
Mems and huy> Watches, gun metal, oTen
ta.r. Swiss mnN ement .......... S.[0s
Mems Watches. sterling silver, hunting
case, engine TUNED and engraved cases,
Naltham ut llgin movement . $50
Mems Watches. 20 wear quality gold nlci,
hunting sdSe, rliin polished engine
tunnel or engraved finishes, Naltham ~
Elgin movement. ........ >i.oo
Mems " bows Watches, ~ year luaht\,
gold nllei, uyru iI,c, St'cN ha-k. engine
tunnel. e~ng1aveI ~ polished Eases. Val
than NJ tlgln movement $40
Mems ~ hoNS' Watches, lax, SOLID gold.
m~n tace, plain polished OF engine TUNED
cases. Wal,ham OF Elein movement
20
Mems Watches, lax solid gold, hunting
case. PLAN polished. engine turned OF
engraved cases, Nalthan VI LIsin move
n.n, $50. 80
our own stat OF experts Is here 10 keep
them ught ami 10 make anything 10 the
line Of repairS NJ alterations Shi,h u pos
sihle AMI rtacu,ahle. Prizes are most
reasonable
Main noot center, Central huldlng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Underwear and Hose

| Underwear and Hose
For men. women AMI thiliren-SvingS In
| every case.
For example, there are some thousand
pairS Of Mems Socks that have been sold
l as a SprsiaI At 49,. TO-mOnOS'> pnce Is
lie. a pair. Women'S Underwear at
Ice. Il practically n cost 90 manufacture.
II is a list worth reading.
Nomen's Underwear.
Rihbed. shaped, flee>e inri tnierveStS,
long sleeves. finished With SIX tapeS,
pearl buttons AMI silk edging, ankle
length drawers 10 match. % each
White cotton nbbed uniervestS, straight.
finished IN the hest po>sihle manner;
FRENCH hand. ankle length Drawers to
Childrsn's Underwear.
Natural color halt Nuol UnierShlrtS, silk
edging, finished With REAR buttons;
misses ankle length Pan'alets n boys
ankle length Drawers Co match, sire IN,
SOC; advance Of 30 on each larger size.
Natural color all ~ool UnierShits, nm
iShei In the hest possible manner
Misses pantaIets and Bows Drawer
a. match: size N. t5c 4 Sight al
vsnsc OF eseh larger sire.
Women, Stockings.
Fast black, also spltt sole ,o'ton StoekinsS,
With Double heel. sole AMI toes, 81 100
Children, Stoeuny&
Fss, hlaek nbbed cotton Stockings, dousts
knee, heel and toe, very strong ana
durable, specially adapted TOT Shool
wear ......... .'''.'r
Main noof. froat central Bulilns
Mems SoehA
E,S, hal cotton SoSkS, extra heavy lni
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Our stock Of Rugs wa never 81 large
and tine ss Il Is now. And never were
prizes 80 advantageous tor prompt buy.
ing.
Wilton Rugs, the hest oi their kind, ana
hundreds g. choose from mostly dark, nch
AMI lustrous oriental designs AMI color
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
Saves Two From Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough ana
bronchitis" writes Mrs. w. X. Havl-
land Of Arn.onk, n. V. but, when an
other remedies failed. we saved her NE
with Or. Kings New Discovery. our
niece. who had Consumption in an ad-
yanced stage also used this WONDERFUL
medicine and today she is perfectly
we'll" Desperate throat and lung
diseases yield to DR.. Kings New DIS
coverv as to no other medicine on
earth. Infallible for Coughs and Gods.
zoe. and S1.0O bottles guaranteed by
Howditch & Webster, Augusta; I. IL.
Reane. Gardiner; S. s. Lightbody'
Waterville, druggists. Trial bottles
free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
A Good Cough Medicine.

1t speaks well for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy when druggists use 1t
in their own families in preference to
any other. Il have sold Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for the past five years
with complete satisfaction to myself
and customers" says Druggist j.
Goldsmith. Van Etten. N. Y. II have
always used it in my own family both
for ordinary coughs and colds and for
the cough following Ia grippe and
find 1t very efficacious." For sale by
Jno. COughlin, 1T Water St. and J. G.
Houlehan, Gardiner. Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

photograph Of the. applicant should be
furnished. The teachers must neces-
aarily be physically sound and able to
Withstand tropical climate. They
must be willing to accept whatever
location which may be assigned them.
Supt. Stctson says the summer
schools have the strongest and most
able corps Of teachers than during
any previous time in the history Of
The schools.
The School Improvement League has
added nearly half to it's member
snip during the past six months and
an increasing enthusiasm in the move
Gent is very noticeable The state
superintendent of Georgia, c. r.
Glenn. has written Supt. Stetson for
pamphlets regarding the league with
the intention Of opening up the work
i'll that state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

William c.. Ellis of the bank, ex-
aminer's department has happy
faculty of seeing the humorous side of
things which TO an ordinary man
would offer nothing cut of the COM
monplace. To this fact, no doubt, is
due to j great degree, the air of zen
eral good nature which always pervades
the bank examiners room Mr. Ellis
has returned from trip to some Of
the banks. He visited one institution
that seemed to be in mortal fear OF
burglars. \ huge blear-eyed bulldog
was stationed behind the counter
looking a each visitor as though he
would like to take q bite from some
part of his anatomy. With such a
fsrocious appearing canine il would
not Seem that other measures would
be necessary, but large shot gun of
the vintage of 1872. was handy and on
n desk in the directors room was
fish horn. ten feet, more or less, in
length, the sound from which would
cause any burglar to faint with terror.
All members of the light fingered
fraternity are warned to keep at
least four miles from that bank.
The following company has filed
n certificate with the secretary of
State:
Psi Epsilon Chapter House Associa-
ton organized at Brunswick for the
purpose Of maintaining chapter house
at brunswick for use of members OF
Kappa Chapter of Psi Epsilon fra
tcrnity. with $4,000 capital stock of
which nothing is paid in. The officers
are: President Joseph f.. Morse of
Thoma ston: treasurer. Barrett Potter
of Brunswick. Certificate approved
June "A, 1901.
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cows CLOSING EXERCISES.
''s'a"' tor the Events at City NIL. tuesday
and Wednesday Evenings.

ne present term ut Cony will close
wednesday. At o'clock on thai mor,
ing the fourth class win presc,t !,
picture to the school. The rradu,.;,n
exercises viii occur in City bail, Tues
LAY anu Wednesday evenings. at 5
CLOCK. me program is divided no.
,"eeh the two evenings owing r. tho
oecis'on OF having each member az tho
class participate i'm the exercises. hi.
would make too long a session for ono
evening. In assigning the parts no re-
gard was given to rank or class stand-
ing. The individual preference of o,cb
a."oent was consulted so far as nass;-
DC The programs:
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE "
Prayer -
Piano 500.
,,,a c,o Lee Doll2G Hodgklns.
Inc story of an Island
Dorothy Gushing Trre
Death Of Garfield p,,,
Clarence f.. Stewart '"i''e
! ne song or the Market Place, Rucl.b,,,
Alice Margaret Murphv III
'''' ''"'o- small We Ever Meet Aga ."
Harry Leon Gordon.
Progress of Electricity.
George Seth Williams
Uses of Kites.
Nv, Blanche Emma Fuller
Inc Battle of Santiago o,..
Henry j. Kittredpe
Piano Solo
C.inrI1ns O. Chopin
Marion Whitehouse
war SONGS Of America.
Elizabeth Annie Stamm
Beauty III Nature. porrar
Bessie May Weston. 'rNer
'' iedi''hS 81 our RAG. Beecher
vocal Soio-"rhe Bend Of the River
- B!umenthaI
selection-Luciile. MEREDITH
, Elizabeth Little Hunt. =
NV, Chester E. Hammond.
Gertrude Newhert.
Vaar'e'-" Welcome. Pretty Primrose"
Marion Bradbury Groves. Grace baton
Downing. Florence Ethel Nhitahouz,
Anne Macomber.
NEDNESDAI EVENING. JUNE %
Music
Legends and Castles Of the Rhine.
Ola A. Wellman
Abraham Lincoln, Ioweu
Walter Martin Sanborn
Legend OF Rabbi Ben Levi. Longfellow
Grace Beatrice Mcneil
Inc American Nation,
Creswell Muir Emery.
Noted Homes of Maine.
Edna EuniCe Barrows
ne ROCK OF thicknmausa. Garfield
Ralph Willard Small
The Nice ting of the Centuries. Wilcox
Villa Gertrude Fletcher
Along the Brook.
Edward Carpenter Pope
Music.
The Hummins Ton. HowarI
Elsie SAWYER Jones
a College Teams Thanksgiving Game.
Kobb<
William Morrill, Badger
Four Famous Women.
Marion Bradbury Groves.
Higher Education of Women.
Samuel Titcomb. II
Music.
Presenting Diplomas.
Lendall Titcomb.
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List oil Advertised Letters.

Following is n list of letters remaining
unclaimed at the postofiice. Augusta, Me,
during the week ending Monday, June a,
1901:
" omen alexander: Mrs. q: r.: Brlery,
Mrs. NJ. s. towan. Mrs. Sarah T.. Derby.
Miss Sadie F.; Goodwin. Miss Nj. D..
Graham. Mrs. &. f.; Jewett. Mrs. Lizzie
McI.asiin, Mrs; Maloon. Miss Mary: Mel
son. Mrs. Harry: Strout, Miss Ella ca.
Mcn--Chase, John F.: Cyr. Mr. Horne
req; Day, II. A.; Flood. Patrick Harver.
William: IIawes. j. c.: Lakin. John
LallLach, L.; Leeman, r. A.; Secy. Y. NJ.
{. A.; Wescott, capt. Geo; Webster. Mr..
t'hlS
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Class Ode.
AIR: THE ROCK-A-BY-LAD

AK: THE Rotk-A-B1 LADY.
our days at old Cony are ended ut last,
Were class mates no longer.
We II gather no more as We have in the
past.
But high be our hopes, for the future is
vast,
SO onward. wherever our lot may be cast.
Our hearts ever stronger.
Then no to the coming, Its gladness We
sing.
Its promise its srrendor.
Who knows of the wealth the fun years
may bring.
When into our purpose our whole hearts
We fling.
When the seed sown at Cony to frutage
shall spring.
Now budding and tender.
In our studies and friendships was keen
est delight.
In parting there's sadness.
Though much be forgotten through time
in its flight.
Yet tn. friendships we've formed shall
forever be bright.
United in heart we will enter the hSht,
With courage and gladness.
f.. G. Pope.
The class officers are: President, sam
mel 'ritcomb; vice president. creswell En-
cry; See. ana Treas. Eunice Barrows'
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1aaot, Health and Comfort to MOtner ana
(:hflA.

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, Ior
clihircn teething, sOfteDS the gums, re" i.o
Inflammation, ailsys al, pain, and cures VIM
s.-c 3.a,f.,. nv saie in all cases We Wour
en~ l., every mother who has a suffering cnls
b, not let 7nur prejudice. For the prsu,VC..
q: y,ss rs, staHG betwe you ana ~. r,aa
~. ch q nnu the n lief that Will ne SUI yS
- ,..u. siy .sare-ts follow the use O M
S--.ia.as .ftMfSsy asGd. Prize 49, oc' NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

State Superintendent of Schools w.
w. Stctson has received a request that
he appoint six teachers for the Philip
pines The requirements for teachers
are that they be college or normal
school graduates and must go to the
Pacific expecting to remain three
years. The applicants must have had
several years experience in school
work and now be engaged I'm teach
ing Copies of testimonials ana a
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LOWELL.

Earned runs-Augusta, :Th"rne ?
rGo-hase hits.Jas ,sass h MXaqntyre, pupee.
,,.n'eev s olen bases-Ryan, Hickes'
hickman 2. Linnehan; Latmer. C firKey
FIst base c on Salsb BY ResM si%yrs
McNalley. III 10y ~ Struck out-By
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he Gives Advice on Business.

REGULATION. investments, insurance
changes, travels. health. sickness love.
divorce, marriage. lawsuits. separations
wills, deeds, mortgages, patents, claims,
trade. business or profession you are
ADAPTED for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25

poh Murphy, Thursday, disco'e,eu
charm pointed substance IN MS
arm. and a visit to sursu ';., bad
49,, tr.ye,ling about in his anatomy
81. an unknown period. Neither hon
nor members of his fanny ca naa ,ha
any accident by which ne auu hm,
needle to his internal arrangement
he has it to prove the story anu
IFS better out than in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-25
he TELLS EVERYTHING.

All diseases positively cured without the
aid OF knife or medicine. No matter what
ais you come and see what can be done
by natures doctor. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Hours 8 A. NJ. 10 p. NJ, closed
Sundays.