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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

Rsssodnik DO pieania lisso,
mlosnych.. Z. .......... g
&<nnh persko- egjpski.. 2Oe
Lekarz Domoaoy czyll nieza
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME
go leczenla rozmaitYch chor6I 25t
POLsKO
Am (Cena 8,
cent6w) na]nowaza KsIAZK1
ufozona przez sc,
DIVA doew1adc1ona kucbarke PREY
pomocv kucharza hotelowego.
kslazka ia zawlera nastepuj2ct
rozdsiafy: Napoje Zupy, JarzYny
Salaty Rozmalte potrawy 2 js] ]
maxi Potrawy miesne, Clelecina,
Skopowina, Wieprzcwina, Dr6h,
Zwlersvna RYby, Rome potrawY
m'esna Sosy pieczywa Konnitu-
~ i zadrawy Legum;ny, budynie
u pasztety Lody.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko
nabieraia wprawY " kucharzeniu
jezell praktvkujac " kuchni, rAz
poraz zagIadajs dc tego znskomi-
tego kucharsKiego p%odreczni-
ka .......s ......... 80 cent6w.
Dz'e3e ,tarego nonego 7sstd-
'scntu Il obrazkaml). .........40c.
Dzieje Nurodu Rzskiiego
-Jozefa Oh CT K e o.,
ozdoblone Iicznemi obrazkaml.
Ops teeo wszystkiego co sic dzialc
" Polsce cd najdawniejszych cza-
SOW, szczeg6ln,e "a kr6l6w poi-
eklch. az do lat ostaialch. Acct.
Katechizns rzymsko katolicki (w1ek~
sly " mocnej opra wle...... % 9
K. J. Deharbe. T. J.
Katechixns rzymsko- katozick
" mocnej oprawie.
Een'entarz R1sk' (duzy). $50
E~tenaentors Ma3y ola dzleo
rolsklch W Ameryoe...........12
ListosonM Fpbko.Amayka1ski
podreozolk zawierajacy nauke pi
santa i1st6w i-5otowe IVORY listdv
" wszystkjcL przypadkach ~
cha " mocnej oprawle.-.... 85c.
Gramatyka Mzyka Polskiego, szkol~
ma przez Antoniego Mafec.
d'ego ......." Go
Historyo Stan6w Zjeduoczonych cd
odkrYcia Ameryki az do naszych
czas6w, (przesz}o AGO stron1c). !
W mocrej opraw'e.... 81 90
fosredniE Rksko 4nqielski,
ksiazka Ola latwego naucxenla sic
20 angielsku. 65ct. |
Got1lne. Kslazka do oswiecenia /
,budnwan'a duszv chrzesclansko-
k%atolickjej. czYli kr6tki wyk4a6
Lekcyl i Ewangeii, ma wszystkie
nledzlele sw,eta wraz z wynn
kajaca stad oauka WARY i oby-
czai6w l gruatownem wyjasnle-
MEM roku ko6cielnego, najgfow.
niejszych obrzed6w. kosc'elnych
mszy swietej, na~bozenstwa do
mowego1 ola chorych. drogi
krzyzoweJ jake tel zyciorysami
Swietych Psnsklch, czczonych
mianow1cle przez Ind pelsko-ka-
tolick'. z l:cznemi obrazkami ii
l'~tografam' op!acona poczts "
LEKCH I ma
wssys,kie Niedziele i Sw,eta ca
lego roku podiug prsek&adu K
Jak6ba Wujka T.. j. st6sowu1e
do Msza}u Rzvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks ada S. Tomicki a potwier-
1zouY przezKonsyssorz Generality
arcybiskupl Qn,ezniensko-Poz-
nanski. Ksiazka ia jest cd wlelu
lat " ca}ej Polsce jas FOL Pru-
sak,em- tax pod Moskalem
Austryakjem. Jest mocne,
opraw'e ze zfoconym sytuliklem
ozdohna str'nica tYtu}ow9.
Kosztuje 3tylko.......... $3.50
Przerazziue Echo Hq6y Osta-
30rt
Zbior Do6ranych Powisaeo.san
Powinszo <apia ma MO-
Wy Rok-Iuieniny - Urodziov =
Boze Narodzenie rome sposob-
nokoi - jskotez wiarezopisy do
lmiennik6w ola kochank6w- dalei
.zyczenia weselne-toas'Y it'd. it'd.
..25Ct
Mynhausen NOISY leu Z due
GIN nosem-16.ne jego d.isactwa
loci
Hzarnoksiesnik Hokue Rkus-
zy;i n.uka otkryeiA ta]emnis
% c1aroveniA.......... 25c<.
Ksiazki powie5ciowe.
.ffac= ! narzekanie Ojc6w SIS. cyl,
S'edm Ksiag Mojtesza. IS !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

yan Okpi5wiia czyli So,oizdrzax.
siTnnY swego czasu trefnis; lego
flglel avantufY. PowlesG ko-.
miczna ku rozrrwre czytelnik6w.
WYdanla move. poprawlone, Z
1icznyni obrazkami. Cena dave
niei IS G. teraz tYlko.... 20 Q
Zaketa Dzie,oiica z Brodq, evil
CYrnllk zbawca. Przygody Ber-
trama " Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekawe3 opowiadanle. 100
Ckkouiek Mocy Powlek6 przez Ju-
husza de Gastin. Tlomaczona Z
francusk'ego (nadawyczaj cie-
Saw2). Cena.........,e. 90 G.
Testament Piotra We.s,M >
Il zam,arv Moskali zawoiowA;4*e
cafego swlata ....,........ S ct
Proroct,oo Mchazdy, Kr6lowej
se Saby, l3tei SYbllli ........l5o.
Hsstorya 0 Grxegorzu, kt6rY |
II lat pokutowa}, przykuty PREY
skaie -.2Oct.
AvW0t sUen0sceJy, pOWlesc mOralna |
bardzo wzrusza1aca re starokyt~
nYch czas9w. zoe |
Bolesta~ cz7li Daisy Gag Geno-
wefy, u6maczenle p.zez rs. o.
20 c
F0bi0la. Powiesc z ozas6w pre-
sladowania Chrzedcian " roku
3O2. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
= l.Chw'le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwyoieztwo. SO G
w mocnej oprswie ze zioconym
Y,ullklem?.... TX
Jaskinia potepie1co. Pow,esc przex
Fr. <. TuczYnsk,ego.... so Q
1Valka Biaiych z h.dyana-
.s....... 25ct
Pan Zwardowski s}awny nljstrs {
czarnoksiezkl, z wlelu pieknemi
na]uowsze wYdanie pa
NJ Harola Mark " Miko}owie, ma
oklasku .....".... 20
Rma1do, Rinaldini, sfawny
do N6.tzca rozb6juik6w.--...6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14
Z I'D !SWIIATA.

PIERWsZYM PREZYDEN.
TEN n'epodlsglej KubY bsda,e
prawdopodobnle general Ga
mez, znany bohater o~statnich
wojen, ktorego popularno6c na
wyspie je,t istotnle olbrzym;a
Poniewaz Gomez urodzif sic
W San Domingo przeto wfaS-
oiwle Eie mole bgG obrany
prezydentem - podlug kon-
etytucyi ODE ,nie opracowarej,
ktora podohnie jak i konsty-
tucya Stan6w Zjednoczonych
domaga sic " tym wypadku,
ably prevalent by} rudowitym
KubahbsYkiem. Eby jednak
byi wiki syty koza Gala i
przede wszystkiem abY G ,mez
koniecznie byt p;erwszym pre-
zydentem Kuby, sejm konstY~
tuc,joy wystyl;zowaf eduoSnY
parsgrsf konstytucyi " ten
's2esob: ,,Prezydentem rzec2y-
pospo)'tej mode bye obywatel
z urodzenia slbo nstura.i1owa-
~, kt6ry przez 10 lat w~alczyl
70 niepodlegloet Kuby, " ku-
b,hsk,ei armii. Poniewa3 takim.|
10 -letn,m bojownikiem jest
:ylko Gomez, przeto rzecz
jasna O MIN tylko W tym WYE
Eadku jest nova.
WIADOMOSCI Il PLACU
BOJU W poluaniowej Afryce
doohodza, il )eden oddz;al
Bur6w wkroczyl do miasta
Picquetberg, odleglego jedynie
SO mil angielskicn Cd polud.
n'owego kranca bryty1skie; ko,
lonii przYladkowej, zarazem
jej stolicY gl6wnego portu
Kapsztadu. Ten zwrot ku tylom
angie.skiej armii niety.ko da'
mc1losc Boerom kor1ystania 2
magszyn6w, " kt6rych "a
n~agromadzone prowianty an
g'elskis. zasilania swych szere~
gov miejs:owa ludnesoia ho-
lenderska, u;etylko anlweczy|
wszYstkie plany s1rateglczne
Kitchenera. lecz wywolat mu-
sial straszny zamst " dostawie
4ywnosci | amunicyi ola wo]sk:
drogi, kt6remi zapasy te do
chodz'c mogty regularnie, dis
zajmowane So ciegle j uiszczo.
ne przaz nieprayja: iela.
W POLITYCE przebakuja
O mc3liwym sojuszu pomiedzY
Rosyq Anglia przez po}aczenie
brata cesarza Rosyi W. Ks.
Micha}a 2 c6rka krola angiel.
skiego Edwarda, ale zdsje sic
10 tego zwiazku nieprzvjdaie
re wzgledu, IL politYka Rosyi
Z Angielsks "a bardzo wrogie.
PRETORIA. - Lord Kit
cheuer donosi oclaglych nspa-
I,ol poorCvy m r1otor,,oHS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14
" KsIEGAIlN1
E. DERDOWSzIEG0
" Wiaona, MINI.
329 E.: 3 Street.
329 E., 8 street.
mona dosta6 rozmaite ke::4zki poll
skle ,szczeg6lnie za6 naste pujace:
KSlAZKI DO
~NA2OZENSTWA

Big 2 tobq. Ks,azeczka do ma
bozehstwa ola miodzlezY szk6l-
mel ......... 49,. 10 9
Perty do Mabo&enstua, kziazka
do nabozchstwa "a czesG Naiswlet-
szej Fanny Nary Nieustaj4cej POI
mecy, " paradnej oprawie, z}ote
brzegl, z okuciem 1amecz-
KLEIN 81
Ani6f Str6S, ksi4aka do nabo-
zeilst"a " ozdobnej opraw,e, z
biafeni ok}adkami 2 kUsci s}onio-
wei, ga zloconym brzegiem, z
klamerka st6sowna ma
prezen d a.p a 75c
Ani62 Str6z W paradnej opra~
vie z czarnej sk6ry, z wytloczo-.
nym ma ok{adce s}oconYm krzyo
zykiem, z%}ocone brze9i. z klamer-
l.OO'
Ani67 Sr6S ks,szka do nabo-
zenstwa ola katol'ck'eJ miodziezy
" mniejszym formacie W wsra~
nia}ej oprawle z czerwone-
go aksamltu, wytfoczonym
ma ok&adce zioconym krzy&ykiem.
re z{.conymi brzegami.... 40
Wianek Maryi (Wlanek ku
c<c' Najs"letszej Nary Paauy) z
wytioczorym %obrazkiem ma ok}ad~
&c zioconym bragg EN- z ITO
conym tytullkiem......... $l.0o
Ia sama kslazka z oAu: lem i za~
NECK lem ...:."-.........l.25
Wyborek czylt k:6t*i spos6b
oabozelstwa codzlernego ourawny
" droga sk6rke z o&uciem i kla-
nerka z z}oconym krzyzykiem ma
ok}adce zlotym t%ytuIiklsn &C c
Ks. Arcybiskupd Dunina ksiaz-
ka do ~nabozehs.wa (Biskupka> W
paradox opraTie re xloconym
z}ocone brzeg, z okuciem
klamra (dIa kobis)..... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb:skupa Duninu ksiaz-
"a do nabozrn>twa (Blskupka) "
nocoej p'eknej oprawie re z}oco-
brzegiem Cola koblet) $l.3O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

PRETORIA. - Lord Kit
chener donosi oclaglych nspa-
dach Borrow ma posterunki
augielskie. .T>od Moddersfon
tien w2ieli Berry dwie arma-
ty. Pod MEDITERRANEAN zosta}o
zabitych ranionych 30 Augli~
kow a zoo wzieli Boerzy do
niewoli. Wkro,ce potem wy
puszczono jehc6w na wolnosc.
odebrawezy i'm brob.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

MANILA. = 20 900 Filipi !.
n5w katolik6w wypowiedz;aio
pos}uszehstao PapieAowi, "a to
&e Arcy5iskup Chappelle pc
wolsl Jesuttdw ma powr6t do
kraju. -
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
F0URNIER IN A WRECK.
ENGINE HURLS UEN FROM
AUTOMOBILE.
II. b. FULLERTON PERHAPS FATALLY
INJURED AT \ RAILWAY CROSSING
PICKED Up BY HIS BROTHER.

wildcat engine the Long Island Railroad
smashed into an automobile at Westbury, Long
Island. yesterday. at Il 30 a. m. severely injur
irg four of the six passengers in the vehicle
one of them, II. r. Fullerton, possibly fatally
AS usual in accidents Of this sort there con-
h:cting stories to who responsible for 1t.
According to a statement made the offices
of the Long Island Railroad yesterday after
noon, it the regular train which runs be-
tween Mineola and Hcksville which came into
collision with the automobile. According to
Henri Fournier. the driver Of the motor vehicle,
the collision was caused by wildcat locomotive
and not by a passenger train.
At a. m. yesterday party Of five automobile
enthusiasts left this city for Long Island to
look over certain macadamized roads for the
purpose of finding a perfectly straight and level
stretch of road which Fournier would be
able 10 his racing automobile, as he
anticipated. close to a mile minute The
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

E,,sr-st cfance 10 see Pan-Americnn Exposition at
Ebare' inquire OF Scw-York Central and West
asssnts about tickets: $50 and IS for round
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
rIry1rpIOIrS TRAIN TO CALIFORNIA.

LUXURIOUS TRAIN Io CALirofs1>iA'
The Overland Limited Best of everything en-
route via Chicago * North Western, Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific Railways Offices PSI. 3as and
i6l Broadway -Advt.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

party, which crossed over on the Thirty
fourth-st. ferry, consisted of Henri Fournier.
the operator and the winner Of the Paris
Berlin race; A. c. Batchelder chairman of the
Board of Control of the National Cycling Asso-
citation; Arthur Lewis. of No. "a West Twenty
frst-st.; H. ]. Everall. Of No. 143 East Thirty
fourth-st.. and ]. H Gerrie. reporter
FOURNIER TELLS STORY IN BED.
At Jamaica H. B. Fullerton special agent
of the Long Island Railroad, Joined the party.
Mr. Fullerton who has made practical study
of good roads and has occupied many important
offices in the League of American Wheelmen,
was requested to accompany the PARTY on ac
count Of his knowledge Of roads. especially those
on Long Island He said that he thought he
could direct the party to a stretch Of road where
the trial could be made later 1t Mr..
Fullerton who made the arrangements for
Charles NJ. Murphy when that racing man rode
a mile on a bicycle behind a locomotive in 81 40
seconds
AS Fournier was driving the machine at the
time the engine struck it at Westbury. his ver-
sion of the accident is interesting. When seen
Fournier propped up in bed in his room at
the Hotel Martin, with his physician in at
tendance.
I'VE did not have the racing machine which
made the records the Empire City track
said Fournier, but touring car of the
tonneau sort The automobile is of only ten horse
power and will seat six people Messrs. Fuller
ton and Batchelder We're with me the front
seat. and Gerrie. Lewis and Everal were in the
rear We were going at leisurely speed and
enioying fully the beautiful weather and fine
roads At time since starting had l at
tempted to make any speed. Approaching the
crossing 1T Westbury the automobile could not
have been travelling at a greater speed than
eight miles an hour and according to Foxhall
p Keene who the trouble. were not
moving at a rate of over six miles an hour Mr.
Keene WILL 1 sure. vouch for this state
ment
Houses line the roadway at the approach at
the crossing, and we had not the slightest In
tlmation that the locomotive was upon us until
II was too late TO avoid the collision. l jammed
down the lever as far as / could turning sharp
lv in the same direction that the engine was
travelling The result was that the locomotive
struck us sideways, and /, Of course, remember
no more That is ugly crossing at West
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
A. S. HEWITT WARNS SHEPARD
TELLS WHY HE SHOULD NOT HAVE ACCEPTED Ia
MANY NOMINATION.


Abram Hewitt
tina
William c. Whitney and Thomas
The Indignantly denied.
Low received crowded meetings
The betting changed odds o
Edward NJ explained his
Seth Low OF taking similar Plat-
Mayor Wycks andi
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

Continued ON second page.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

Continued on fourth page.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

rhe only through Sleeping Car route, New-York
70 Ouebec is via Connecticut River Line. Train
leaves New-York, n. ", n. H and H. X R az
4 n m daily, except Sunda-s-Advt
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

TWO OF THE FIVE UNIONS VOTE
AGAINST 1T

Fall River. Mass, Oct. 3O.-At a mass meet
ing of the mill operatives here tonight two of
the five unions-the spinners and loom hxers-
voted against a strike on Monday next, and
a result of this vote there will not be a strike.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

Pueblo only two nights fron New-York by tho
New-York Central Inquire of ticket agents. Az
ms Broadway, New-York. or SSS Fulton streaA
Brooklyn-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
Continued on second page.

You know the name The name tells the story
Frank Jones Portsmouth Ale-i5 years the best
Trade supplied by Rock & Harris, 50 Cortlandt ST,
New York City.-Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
Wake Up
YourLiver

Take one Of Ayers Pills
each night for few nights.
They will act gently, slowly,
and certainly on the liver.
The brain will clear up, and
that great load of depression
will roll off from your nervous
system.
81 always keep box of
Ayers Pills on hand. There
is no pill their equal for a liver
regulator. Longago they cured
me Of liver complaint and
chronic constipation. IS. l..
:5pELLMAN, Columbus, Ohio.
Is cents box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13

We are happy to notice the work of
an Augusta artist. Mrs Hattie ".
White Of Pepperell, Mass, formerly
Miss Hattie Wclch Of this city. Mrs.
White has met with marked success.
as is fully shown by group of seven
miniature portraits executed on ivory.
In the lot Are portraits of her sister,
daughter and a venerable doctor - Ill
yinity. The Coloring is particularly
fine. Us wei as the shading. ana the
entire work is exquisite.
Mrs. White has taken lessons in
Hoston and New York. and the recent
, ,y5hibitfon of specimens of her art in
ne latter city drew forth many words
of praise from those capable Of render
iu.. Judgment. one picture shown was
that- Of "the bright girl a red-hoadcd
yo,1 = lady whose beauty is enhanced
Inv b,ing transferred to ivory.
The people of Augusta and vicinity
will Dc glad to learn that they are to
have al, opportunity to examine this
rorn colIer. ion. The miniatures will Dc
~ exhibition. Thursday and Friday of
his week. at the residence of Mrs. J.
W. WEIGH. 12S State street, and the
nublic are cordially invited to drop in
and examine the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
A Chance to G. less.

In Merrill Bros. gre Gerry store YOU
will see the largest re al cake of soap
in the world, it being 4 feet long. :?
inches wide and II IN chcs thici: ara is
made to initiate the small bar Of :, lift
and co. 8 soap. This Chicago compa ny
have here a fine display of their G" e
hrated soaps and washing powtl". $.
ANY person who purchases , SC. wor' Il
of SOAP. or washing powders. or both.
will be entitled to one guess. The per
son who guesses nearest to the coz
rect weight OF this mammofh cake o:
soaD on exhibition this week. only, will
when the gueSseS are examined. sat
urdav night. March 16. rec GIVE intZe
of a barrel of Prize VIM er flour * a
4, rold piece as they may choose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
Nathaniel Perkins.

Nathaniel Perkins. one az the old
est residents of this city. die ut his
home at No. North street. -,cstcl Il;
morning. He was born in In city .~dtd
spent the most Of his life here. -ie
was 81 years Of age.
During the early part Of his life. Mr.
Perkins was in business in the city
but in the early COS ne moved to
Aroostook. where he carrie on Il gen
eral merchandise business for some
years. About the close Of the war ne
returned to Augusta, and "ptcrcd into
partnership first with his son, ana, lat
er. with l.. &. Storcr in . grain ana
provision business. He e rri from
business about II years aFt.. and since
the death of his Wife. so g six y"1ra
ago. had lived alone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
NOTABLE ODD FELLOWS MEETING.
District Meeting Of Districts II and IS In Al
gusta. Last Evening.

At the district meeting of Districts
= ana Is of the Patriarchal branch of
ODD Fellowship. held at odd Fellows
hall last evening, - encampm-nts
in AL We're represented. These two dis-
tricts comprise Augusta. Gardiner
Richmond, Brunswick, Bath ANA lis-
hon Falls. by special invitation, lG"m-
te:s of Pine Tree Encampmeut of Ken
nebunk. were present The sum total
of the Odd Fellows present was ~.
This meeting brought together All
the grand officers i'll the state. fey
are as follows: Grand patriarch. al1r-
acc Lowering OF WatorNille: grand
high priest. Frank :. Snow OF E:uns-
wick: grand senior warden. WIN G.
Miller Of Augusta: grand scribe. =. 81.
stone Of Portland; grand Junior War-
den. Charles T. Page of Bangor: grand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
SYNTHET|CAL COAL.
Invention of DR.. G. N. RAN
dali Formerly of Augusta.
4 Perfect and Much Less Expensive
Substitute for Coal.
A Chemical Product. Easily Made and Adapted
to All Uses

The friends of DR.. Geo. NJ Randall
VIII De pleased to learn of some sue
cess which ne has attained along crr-
tain chemical lines since his departure
from this city. He has been at worn
on a method for the Synthetical pro-
duction of coal, and has 50 far per
fected the method as to be able t.
manufacture Il coal from mineral pro
ducts which are widely and abundant
ly distributed, at q cost per ton mucl
less than the price of coal in the state:
where it is now mined.
The manufacture Of the coal ha.
passed its experimental stage and ma:
been tested in the fire department ul
a New England city; also it has becI
tested with nattering results IN tn
smelling Of iron ore. IL has been dem
onstratcd to contain from Ii to II IVY.
cent. more heat units pound FOR pounC
| than bituminous coal, depending apo.
the quality OF the natural oo,d use.
| Ton comparison.
The intensity IF the heat produce
| III combustion may hc hhgned to Iii,
heat produced from the fam, Of ac"ty
( lcnc gas, acotylenc gIs being th
gas evolved from calcium carbi p.
| IN the presence Of water. C.l,.u.-
| carbide is the direct union "t '.r
bon and lime by 4 method M !ra-
folySis. Varying grades cf thv ,ra
aN u combUStib.Iity urc yaslIy n,r.lu,
cd ~ varying the prunu,tious w III.
COMPONENT parts. That g. :.rv .,~,!
from anthracite to canned coal .,.-.. IL.
produced.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
ELEVENTH WEEK.
Busy Session Of Two Hours,
Tuesday Morning.
All Joint Committees 10 Report Fl
nalIy, Friday.
Id2sa@y's Comm tteo We XII 2or!a.. Matters
Coming Up. This Morning.

\ two hour .cssion beginning ut
Ic.:o, Tuesday moy"n-, opened the
work of the lith wce.l of the 1rth
Legislature. II was a busy session
though the . was utt,r talzin~ done To
interest the spectators. Eut il isn.t
.at thr talking sessions thg, Thu ,caI
wo,k IL done There vjjI 10 or,tn,.y
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
A Horrible Outbreak

Of large sores on my little daugh-
ter.s head developed into Il case of
ecoId head" writes G. ID. IsbiI of
Morgantown, Tenn. but Bucklens
.rnica Salve completely cured her
It.s a guaranteed cure for Eczema.
letter, Salt Rheum, Pimples, Sores
Ulcers and Piles. Only 25c. at Bow
ditch & Webster's, Augusta; C. II
Reane's. Gardiner; S. S. Lightbody s
Nateryille, drug stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13

The committee on Ieg@I affairs DIS
posed of q score of bills. Tuesday al
lcrnoor. It was voted to report ought
to pass on the following measure: ilIl
charging the jurisdiction " the Rum
Tara FANS count to soc; bill charging
tho Jurisdiction uf the Norway court l"
5000: hill to incorporate tn" B"nh"H
Eagle Power CO.: bill authorizing me
village Of South Gardiner to eSthbilSf'
water works: bill authorizing the i>eh-
nebcc Judge OF probate to grant adlhih-
istration upon the estate OF james
Lamb. who has been dead over ~
Years: bill to secure the preservation
of testimony in murder trials; biIl re-
Iat'ng to exceptions and stenograpEeIS'
bill to Incorporate the East Ma'i'l'a
Light ana Water Co; bill aIioNlh
Parker SpuffOrd to construct Will
into the tide waters of the feholl"No W
river: bill removing the limit OF $l"p ~
the amount of compensation "'i, "
MAY he paid an attorney called y! ~
court to defend q prisoner accuseu y
murder: bill allowing the town q 80
MachaS to erect a dam on lne
Machias river: and bill to ratily anu
confirm the charter of the YORK VIZ
co. 1t was voted to report ought i''-
To pass on the bill amending the ~"
relating to the powers of game VI
dens. on the bill relating to the n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13

The largest attended ana most in
teresting hearing Of Tuesday afternoon
was that before the finance committee
on the communication from Governor
Dockery of Missouri relative to the ST.
Louis Exposition 81 1908. The hearing
was conducted by q. v. :. Micha ellis Of
Boston. and many We're present in the
fnterestsSof Names representation at
The speakers included
Hon. &C. Libby of Portland, repre-
lsenting the Merchants Exchange md
srte Portland Board Of Trade: +. NJ
Rlanding Of the Industrial journal
renrcsanting the state Board of Trade.
w. y. StinsOn. postmaster OF Augusta;
State Assessor George Pottle; la Dor
Commissioner :. ". Matthews; Rev
Geo. +. Degen Of Augusta. formerly Of
Missouri: Senator Jones Of Penohsrot.
Representatives Carleton Of Winthrop.
and Maddocks Of Boothbay Harbor,
and Others. as well as Mr. MlchaeHs.
who explained the great scale of he
exposition and what has been done by
the national and other state govern
ments. The speakers dWelt upon the
good which comes from such eXposl-
lions. ana the need Of Names doing
its part promptly and Thoroughly,
since its own interests and welfare VIII
be thereby advanced. No bill OF re
solve was before the committee ana
TIE whole matter was LETT in it5 hands
Later III executive session tire cOmEht-
tee voted to refer the matter ~ the
next Legislature. The committee voted
| to report ought to pass on the clam OF
/ Cameron for certain printing