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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

~ GLADLY EXTENDED ~ Az Az
GCSTA CITIZEN.

There are many enthusiastic citizens
In Augusta prepared to tell their ex-
perIence for the public good. Testi-
mony from such a source Is the best of
evidence and will prove helping
hand to scores Of readers. Read the
following statement:
Mr.. T.. II. Hilton, working for Mr..
Parrot Of 80 Winthrop street, says.
"A very severe case OF grip a few
year ago left me with serious kidney
complications. After n long and Sc
we're Illness a druggist did me the
greatest kindness by advising me u
try Doan's Kidney Pills. procured
box AZ G. X. Partridge's Old Reliable
drug store, was greatly benefited, con-
tinaed the treatment and the benefit
continued until not yestige Of the
trouble was left. This rapid cure was
very wonderful, lnasrnuch az when
commenced the use OF the remedy ]
was In such a bad condition that | was
forced to void the secrctions every few
moments ana was absolutely unable to
control them. have recomme 4 ded
Doan's Kidney Pills 10 very many ana
know they have done others much
good
For sale by all dealers; price - cents
Il box. Foster Mlbnrn co.. I;urIlo.
y. Y. sole agents for The United
state
Remember the name DoaI's ana take
no other.
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which Mr.. Whittier purchased a few
years ago. TINS. lumber VIII be use ~
his own mill az the village
There has been ttn abundance Of appl. 4
IN this vicinity tiIis sroson. Hundreds OF
busheIs nf secnnd quality have been sold
made into cider than usual T.rt lev ~
the No. liz are sold yet
Potatoes are abundant and IN como
cases very large growth IL reported.
IL u y general time Of good healtl,
around here.
Some changes In real estate have taken
place lately.
Some repairing IL being done but no
| very extensive jobz. however are r..
ported.
CROSS HILL.
Fred Crosby and Fred Farweu are ~
inx Tine job Of carpenter work on vas
saiboro Town no Use. When cornp.ets Il
this Will be one of the finest town TALL
In kennebec county.
Freeman Randall and cha ies C;1rdner
are putting in tho foundation Tor . row.
barn for Theodore Randall.
Fred Whitney Of East yaspalbcro Il,
doing q line Job painting Tor a. n
Coombs. Mr. coombs has had several
carpenters NJ work On his bulldogs near
~ all GUNNER and when the painting IA
completed he viii have ono Of the hest ,ct
| Of buildings In town.
Robert Smith. n student II Oak Grove
Seminary was the guest Of John H. Bus.
sell. Sunday.
A. II. Smart ana daughter. Miss Graco,
o. NhterEilI". were at iiendrick SMART
Sunday.
Mr.. Sarah aIoo,rs vent II A;olrree
Mass. last week. 10 spend the winter
with h'r daughter M. Al. ia Hop
Lins.
Edward kimbail has A very hnnds mr.
81" Is estimated by good JIdg@s 10 dress
~ pounds. She l. larger than the aver
AZ" 81 He'rl!ups and az pretty ~ r pic.
tur". flcr aEr ~ ave months. She ~
not Tor sale
Mr. e. y. Tobr, went 70 Lynn. Mass.
last week. 10 sncuf several week. wlta
her sister.
Mis-. Emc.inr Lewis who hag Been
passing III" ~gmfn"r With her sister. MIs
Sarah Jones. returned to her homo H.
Wh!t"lc!G. last week.
J. ~. johnson NJ vaysalhoro. was ".
the liin. Saturd.... ana purchased seer
Al lots Il apples for Tutlock Z 90. o.
ProFid"nce. II" Price Paid wa - for
m. ana
WAYNE.
Dwiga; IIodeou ma returned from RlS-
.4i". whcr" he hl- been attending TIE
IN position.
Ar. ana Mr.. A. j.. johnson ana family
hat" been visiting friends in Sabattus
Ars Caro- Srnafdon 81 tn town
The m II. went N North WayA4 ...G
held q social meeting. Wednesday,
1irs FGHsr aud da.chier. Mr. VIA
me ~ town
Henry Gordon has .o.d rho iIasre!l
farm 10 u man BY the maine of Carpenter
y 10 viii soon move iato il.
AIr. Gordon Of Fayette, las moved Into
;Lr cram AauSe
t..nvt+g 1 49,. l..- .1iy va
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

,NcW York SUM-
Most people thing that hour glasses
t.ant ~; q. styI-. years ago" sAid "
,l"rk In Il rwentN-thiri street Stor-.
along Min pcrukeS and knee. breecn,-,.
hut ~ a matter ~ fact We have morc
calls Tor them, today. than We have
had at any time within the last IL
~ ans. That this renewed popularity
ot the hour glass au2urs It's universal
acceptance as i tilE"pic,a by the COM
INK generation. | am not prepared To
~. but X suck. Il renaissance were ~
become assured i would b.. no moro
surprising than some OF the other re
cent f.lis based On a revival ~ ln-t
customs. anyway. q hri"f study ~ ttc
f"ur glass Hill do nobody harm. Their.
arr thousands in TINS generation Who
have not the slightest idea what an
hour glass looks Ike. ana II won't hurt
them TO broaden their education a liz
tie along certain lines.
OF the hour glasses sold at present
TIL three minute class is in III. had.
This glass il I~-d almost exclusively
I" measure time in boiling eggs ana it,
usefulness naturally places its sale .
little in advance OF the more sentran-
til varieties. Next come the :. ~ AMI
- minute and FUN hour glasses. which
Ir" bought chiefly by musicians ioT
piano practic" and by lodges and Sec
rrt societies.
''Th" sand used in an hour glass j.
the Y -ry finest that The world affords.
The western coast IF Italy furnishes
most Of It. i. ~. done Tor ages past.
The cost Of hour glasses is regulated
ny III" orElrnentation OF III. frames
\ glass SET in 4 plain rosewood case
can be bought for 81. while mahog-
any frame comes To $50 or s.. Or
course, the price can be brought M
still higher by fancy carving ana deco
ration. Swali lodges sometimes Eo 10
this extra expense. but most people arc
satisfied with the cheaper grades
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LONDON FOG
Completely Upsets Business
and Traffic in Metropolis.
Streets Blocked, Vehicles and Trains
Stalled and Many Accidents.
Poodle Lost in Familiar Spots and Highway
men Ply Their Trade.

Iondon New. "A fog such as Urea
Britain had not experienced Tor year
enyeloped London and half OF the tnit'
ca Kingdom. today. blockading snip,
ping, deranging railways and throwins
business in London, birmingham and
other provincial cities into con fusion
SO dense was il that walk into the
streets was an adventure.
The fog descended upon the melrop'
oils and suburbs so thickly that be
tween 4 and : o'clock in the afternoon
The principal avenues of traffic resem-
bled the steam room of 4 Turkish bath.
Hundreds of thousands of London $
suburban population vainly endeavor-
cd to grope their way to the railroad
stations. The few who succeeded
found the trains all stalled.
Around Trafalgar square and the
Houses of Parliament scenes unparal-
led for years were witnessed. Hun
drcds of omnibuseS cabs, carts ana
wagons formed an inextricable and i'm
mov able mass. Mounted police. in try
ing 10 clear away the jam. became lost
themselves.
Many vehicles We're in collision. Driv
crS not knowing where they We're
>too,l at the heads of their horses pa
,ntly awaiting the liflinS of the pre-
mature darkness.
Lanterns were II a premium. News
boys transformed their papers into
temporary torches. Hishwaymen pur-
,ucd their vocation. Casualties were
frequent and even hardened LondonerS
freely expressed a dread Of the cnntin-
nation OF such foes which today reach
,d n climax.
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ACTORS WIT .AVERTED RIOT.
How John BroIgham Restored Pea,
with a W"ll-Turncd Joke.
tNew York sun

tNtw York SUM
There have been "A good InlnS store
told "f til" quick Wit ri actors who havo
turned an accident or II pIuiC or a row
int" joke. said Tom Leigh. thu cd
time actor who has just gon" a. Clevt-
IL nd to raise Il disturbance IN thu d; \
y. "A good many II the stories are
fakes. | suppose h." continued. but
some arr true. ana there arc lots tina;
nay" never found their Way into print
IN" press agent wasn't az numerous az
AZ clever in the old days as he Is now
81 remember IN instance in which John
i'rou@halh carried on a most difficult sit
lati"n ny Il clever bit ~ imp"rsonation
and saved the Cld Winter Garden from,
tn" disgrace of riot. II was the iii
night on which he played his blrleslu.
COL lmbuS' there. ANA the hous" was iil,ci
with his friends
'Am"ns the most enthusiastic nf theS,
friends were a great crowd Of F-nians
headed ny Mah"ncy. tn. man who had
Just then been elected president ~ tha
irish republic Al the old Fenian head
quarters in Seventeenth street. There
was a JolihCatinn in honor of his cleo
tinil. ara as he was Il personal friend OF
litouSham's. IL was natural that he am.
his followers should buy up nearly all
the orchestra seats in the house for m ,
opening night. as they DID.
WIS III The cast ana 81 was Jack
study. but II anybody els" in the COM
nany Is no" alive don't remember who
IL Is played the part al :. big Intliar
who irSt appeared on the stage as Il mes
senger bringing dispatches from Wash
ngton.
Just as | came on, discussion thai
mad SPRUNG up among some of the eN-
cited Fenians developed into Il uuarre l.
ihr mouse was already disturbed. and
there was every prospect of n tirh, in
the orchestra in another minute.
ueHVered my message and Broush.
am replied |" me in the words of the
piece:
Confound you. have DONE
lights he went on, as If il was n part Of
his speech,
Or would you Ike a band of Feni,n
brothers.
All fame abandon To defame each other?
n with such sentiments l sent out any
Hcme'nber I'm Head Centre here, Maho-
ney.
lhere was roar of laughter from the
Wnoie mouse AT This, and the Fenians
Jnined IN II as heartily as any one else
Ther" was no further talk or indication
Of trouble and the PLAY went on withnmi
Interruption
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

X. \. J. Virgin ana .tretas Sttarns al
Lewiston. have purchased 2l@t acres o.
timber land on Mt Turk. in byron. OK
ford cot.lty.
The Rickers OF Poland Springs. who re-
Gently purchased the BAY Point Hotel
property at Rockiand. have bought III.
John Jones farm adioninS. paying for i;
&2"t". The Jones estate which has a
fuc grove on IT. will he connected wi, il
the hotel grounds
= Charles Schut, aged about II years, ac.
eide ltally shot Earl Ham. boy nf tn,
same age. at Bath, Saturday. They were
IN the woods after squirrels. when th, r
ne was accidentally discharged. The ball
penetrated young Hams leg below the
knee and, taking "A downward course
cam" out on the opposite side Of the LEG
gust ;tboVe the ankle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05
THIS PRESIDENT
Leaves Washington Tor Oyster Bay. L. l.. Where
Ne Will Vote. Today.

Washington. Nov. i-President Roos--
Welt left. today, for Oyster Bay. l.. L..
where he will Vote. tomorrow. He wa
accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt. Secreta
~ CurtelNOu. Assistant secretary Loe,
and Henry Pinckney. the White Hous
steward. The party Travelled in the Spe,.-
Pennsylvania train.
fhc President and Mrs. Roosevelt Will
remqin in New York, tonight. and. to-
morrow morning. will 60 10 oyster BAY
whence h Will return to New York i'm
mrdiately after casting his ballot Nj
Loeb. and Pinckney. the steward. Also
will vote q; oyster Hay. Secretary Cor
t'iyou Will Vot. at Hampstead. l.. /.
Mrs. Roosevelt will remain in New Yo-..
AMI return with III. President to Wash
inStnn. tomorrow evening
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES

Washington. Nov. tine fo,,o,v,n
fourih-ciass postmaster was annn;n,nd
To-Day: Leeds. G.. w Lane.
u" I"liowlng star schedule changes in
Maine are announced: '''
l..H; Bemedic.a To Brasgvill-. Leave
, n 'a' aiiy except Sunday ..i5 !,
AZ. ana Id L. NJ; arrive Bragsvilj,. d:,;
y 'Ncept SUNDAY. 1875 \, NJ. and .5G T.
a.,A l.. NJ. 800 N. ai'''
~ az. IVES Vest harrington to Dorman
S = 4. NJ. -, 4. NJ. and !, ~ /.
". arrive daily by $50 A. H.. i0i5 II
; cen, a., Ss. a. A. l"av. Dorman dali !. -
PM u may; % 81, A. ~. l".2o \. NJ. and ,
Eco , W W A. n: and 60 +. II. Take 81,
revn, .Esynt 10 North Hancock. .Ie,v.
Arrive VII; enrept Sunday. 64i A. NJ.
-sorth Hancock by 7e5 A. II
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EVE OF BATTLE.
Continued from page -
CROKER IS CONFIDENT.
Says Shepard Is Good Man and the 0eme
cratic Ticket Will Win.

New York. Nov. 4.--ltichard Croker
expressed himself as follows as to the
result:
we are going to win. Kings county
will give a good ma jority for Shepard.
81. eparu is an able man and Kings
county should be ana is proud Of him
and will show that at the polls. Shep-
ard viii get n large majority in New
York county. | am not saying this to
boast. Allowances have been made on
all siGcs. The Democratic ticket from
tor To bottom will win in all tho bor-
oughs.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

1he Spanish steamship Montse,rat
on her WY home from Havana, arrived
nj New York. Sunday, with her flags al
half mast. In a mortuary apartment
aboard the liner are the remains of
.toihlral Nillamil. who lost his life
curing the encounter with the Ameri-
can ships AT Santiago. The remains
are on the way 10 Spain. Before the
M"ntserrat leaves New York the Span
ish consul and many of the Spanish
residents of that city will attend me-
mortal services aboard the steamer.
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IOWA.
Republicans Claim q Plurality Of ~ 900 Tor
Albert B. Cummins.

I,"s Moines. lI. Nov. lit is esti-
mated BY III" Republican state central
committee that Albert Il. cummns win
have Il plurality OF -. GOO for goy-rnor
Frank Q. stuart chairman Of the
Democratic committee. is OF the nrin-
ior that the Republican plurality IN
iowa win lie substantially lowered this
Year. He also believes that the mum
h-l OF the Democratic county officers IL
Iowa will be greater than at any time
IL recent years.
The Prohibtioniste are Still sansuine
that their party viii poll not les than
>. 00o votes this year.
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NAVAL NOTES..
Transport Warren Sails from Naqasaxi. AZ.
miraIs in the Far East.

Washington. Nov. 4-The war DEPART
hcnt IS informed that the transport War
rem lett NaSasaki, yesterday for Sli
francesca with us sick or insane - ma
val officers ami men. lis casuals p cahi i
passengers and 2s4 prisoners. These pas
Nehs'rS were transferred from the trans
port Sheridan. which is detafreI al Na.
SnSau by a broken tail shaft
ht navy department received cable
Grams: ioday announcing the arrival
i:"ar Admiral kemey aboard his flagship,
the Erooklyn, at Yokohama; Jonan M
th;.t "i Rear Admiral kempff aboard hi
hi*ship. the Kentucky. at Woo sum.
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the ASSASSIN FAILS.
Attempt Q" Chinese oewaser Empire" Lie
WIS Recall Decided Upon.

Pckia. Noy. 4.-While the Dowager
Empress was embarking to cross the
river, saturday. before entering no.
nan. an assassin attempted 10 mur"er
her and killed an attendant with II
spear before he was cut down. Inc
court has left Honan for Pekin
The recall of WI Ting Fang, the m
nese minister at Washington, was "e
clded upon. Friday. lie will be oHereH'
|; Is announced. n subordinate position
in the foreign Office beneath his abiii-
ties. which II is believed he VII, n"-
cline.
Ii Hung Changes interpreter. Tschg.
adopted son OF the Marquis Tseh"' Is
= prominent candidate for the " ASH
ington mission. He is 20 years Oh age
and was educated in England.
Cheng re VI has been appointed MN
lister in London. He is % years OF age
and was formerly Interpreter AZ th''
Chinese legation in London ana Beriih.
lie Is 4 progressive.
The condition Of ii Huns Chan%. who
has been seriously III. shows improve I
inent. His physicians diagnose IN" MATT
dy as liberation Of the stomach ana IN"
hemorrhag"s have been severe ~ i ~,
- - ."''i' i'h'' '''' ~
been told that his life depends upon m
odhering To a LIQUID diet. he is complying
with the medical orders.
Washington. NOV. 4.-Mr. WI. III" t'hi-
res. minister, returned 10 the clti. sun
day. from his trip ~ Ann Arbor. Mich.
where he went II deliver an address 10
the students. Reply ing to questions on
~" subject, Mr.. Wa said he had not re-
rcivrd any motto. al his recall to emma.
u step which 4 Pekn dispatch al vct-
terday'S date said had been determine
Irnn. nor had he received any Iutinaurn
th.t n" would b" asked 10 return.
~ ~" mas heretofore expressed himself.
thc minister wolld not b" surprised IL
the least II such action were cont"rnrlat-
at rs his government. ~ he now has
-"tv'd an the mission here NOR" than
year longer Than IN. CUSTOMARY tim" al.
lowed by tn" foreign o1iic. at any ono
ri Ice. VIZ: three years. lie IL s!rupiA
holding "vcr now and hl~ recall AMI III"
appointment ~ successor wOUiJ ~
simply IN lin" with established pfer"-
dents
Mr., Nn's tenor has been very sailsflc-
tory {" thc Standardization ana u ~ uu-
IL TODD that IL WAS thrD Ign tn. t"rr'-
- utati"nS ~ the officials he conveyed L
tn" Chinese government that il was t-1u-
t!uutt when asked whether hr wuulr
RETURN 20 China IL h. were recalled. M.
Nj r,pii"d with feeling WHY shouldn't
- MI my interests age Their.
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HAY.PAUNCeFOTe TREATY.
lord PSunceiote Announces Readiness 10 Con
clude the Negotiations.

Washington, Nov. 4.-Lord Paunce-
fot-, the British ambassador called
upon Secretary Hay, today, 10 an
nonnce formally TO the secretary his
return from a vacation in England ana
his residence TO undertake AT once the
conclusion Of the new Hay-Pauncefote
treaty.
Many topics were touched upon be-
sides the treaty, which was not given
particular consideration, today.
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The business; done in mouse whiske rs
is considerable this year for they arc
rs. d III the making Of the wonderful new
fly for iisherIneu-the new grey gua'"
And they are t.xpensivo-n.arly Two cent 2
per whisker. TrOut lis. Very much hett r
1T mouse whisker HES than ut the same
''Knat dressed in jIng'e-cock hacki.s.
which look very much likc them
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WALDO.
TIIOENpIkE.


I Mr.. ana Mrs. BENZ Ame- visited
/ friends In Belfast. last week.
Miss Martha Coffin Of Bangor. j., Wis.,
I ring relatives III ThoTndik-
$. A. coffin has sold his residencs
/ here 70 William BARLOW Of Freedom.
for s2oGo.
The cream factory will begin opera
/ tons this week. The company will
/ uay p cents Tor hutt4r fat. ana wi!.
also buy milk, paying one cent pe.
! pound Tor milk testing ner cent. o.
| more.
Earl Ward OF Thorndike. died SUD
! denly. saturday morning IL had MOI
heen feeling Well for I. few days but
not being serious wlS aprreh-nded
The funeral occurred. sunday. at !:
i, NJ. ae was about q years old.
Charles Heath ~ East Thorndike.
had rather an exciting time. Friday
evening. While driving home. one hold
back became unfast-ned and let tn
| carriage onto th- horse which became
frightened and began to kick Nil
Heath turned on Z full head OF
next hill. but concluded ii would b,
safer TO stop. which he did in ditch,
bottom side up. A broken shaft VA
The most serious damage.
There will he Z graphophone enter
tainment NJ Hillside Grange hall, East
rhorndikc. Thursday evening. Nov. 7.
y clam supper will be served, and
small admission fee will be charged
Mrs. Ann Wells ami daughter. Lydia
Wells nf Clifford. III. are visitin.
friends in Unity. Thornjika ana Sears
port. Mrs. Wells Was daughter ~
tho late Thomas Jones. who in 1884,.
went with his family to columbus.
Ohio. Ir l>I, h moved to Iowa. AMI
in 1861. he finally moved 10 ,erro Cor
da. Ill. where he din,l in 1877. Mrs
Wells. WAS married to joseph H. Well
OF Columbus. Ohio. in IS4N MIR Well,
died in 1894. in Peniield. III. This il tie
first time Mrs. Wells has visited III
Maine for - wears
IAILDALE
Nr, and Mrs. W. NJ. Wyman of Prov
idsnca, l.. T.. are visiting the formers
sister. Mrs. T.. II. haynes.
Mr. and Mis-. r. NJ. Poland left. last
week. for Medford. Mass. where they
Will spend the winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. F. Spaulding Of 81.
Adams. visited at !. +. Hans. last
week.
r. +. Hail visited friends in Unity
Saturday and Sunday.
Ira l.. Howard OF Pittsiield. called on
frienG here. last week. on going to hi
house, which is unoccupied. Mr.. How
lrd discovered someone had taken sew
eral lights If glass from the windows
ANA carried them away. Mr. Howard
says II the guilty parties are caught
they will find il cheaper 10 buy thcir
glass iii the future.
T.. }. Hatch Of Center Montville. will !
occupy the pulpi. terc, next Sunday.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
''Is. +. \. Cushmans condition is |
daily Improving.
IS. :. Davis is here from Camden for /
= few days vacation.
T.. l.. Tasker has returned Il Fridge
woter. Mass.
Mrs. y. p. Bennett has gone "a Hos-
lindaie. Mass.
Bert Gay is teaching, 4 singing soho3l
here.
hir. and Mrs. +. II. Hunt of Unity,
Were at Benton Thompscn's. last week.
MIS-. +. u. johnson has returned from
Il visit with Belfast friends
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, Nov. t--The following are
the pension changes in Maine. resulting
from the issue OF Oct l.:
Original John X. n. Scott. Soldiers
Home, Togus. s.. Increase. restoration.
REISSUE etc. John c. Knowlton, Nation
al Soldiers Home. Togls. So: stephen =.
Fiye Portland s.: GlStavus a. Thomp-
SON DanviIle Junction, SS:James l.utlcr.
National Soldiers Home. ToguS. Sle.
Original. widows. etc. Leonora Bailey.
Auburn. IS: War With Spain. olive l'ome
roy. mother Winsiow. $lo.
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An acre Of land will give 1901 POUNDS
of rose petals from which tive Dances
the altar OF roses may be distilled, ana
III uu4ntit, has Il market value OF lfou'
SIa Ia sS- The rnsewater hy-pfoducl.
amounts 10 40 ga Ions the acre. WORTH
rom =, cents 10 $i.to Il gallon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Leave North Hancock daily, except Sun
day, ,6j i. NJ: arrive Egypt by $50
A. NJ
laS3. West Harrington to t. Z. station
IN, o., From Nov 4. 1901 end at Dor
man. emitting K. n. station IN. o.. de
oreasinC 90 m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

In mnsketry training II .\iiers hot.
Eng. experiments are being made with II
new style OF targets. Heads are made TO
appear and disa ppear at regular intervals
by electricity along the sky line OF 4
range Of hills. representing an enemy
taking aim and firing. These constitute
tarsetS upon which the rifle shots prac
tice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Young australia got It's first sight OF
snow In the beginning Of August OF this
10 years fall took place in the populated
parts of South Australia.
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How to reil the Genuine

The signature Of r. ". Grove annr. D..
on ever! box az the genuine I.axafIv.
hroTn". Qliinipe the remedy that cures
cold In one day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

sis signature 10 on every b.! q Ne gsss-ss
Laxative DrOm0-Q uinine Tss'.''
. rssasdy thas eorsS = sSs6 - 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Some h~e ,'set FOR Keeping Tab 90
Piano i:a,ii,t ana ~ Se'r't So
.ictiae