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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-25
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So iooles bourn, Gt., 25. Mdr3.
IN Store6arl 1T Der 25 Sabre ale
y.r.Yon oSonss unter Der Nntlaee pers
hait;t ipcroelL an II. Ndr5 Sri. Soa
6oebura rereiftst 5u babsn. Die 2sbters
lp0r init NlOdte Yonbette perlo6t.
Srnes 'peisert ftp, ir9eno ipelte Insas
bca 5u ridGen.
Yonpette puroe tur3 na6 oemSooe oes
iun1en WGe1ens perhaftst, muBte d6er
bdlo trisrsr uuf freien SUB 9sieBt lpsrz
eCn.
SRI. Sps6urg arbeitets fir Sonss'
Wlutter. glls cine unteriu9un9 eingsz
istst puros. srjdblte Sunss, Sri. Sos
burg fo6e i'm am u. MGrs na6 benz
Sforebam'er YoItamt geIAidt. um els
ncn Brief gu bolen. Gr babe bies audi
aet1an uno buto na6oem er bsnIelben
cbaslisfert babe, babe er 5rl. 6Osburg
toot oufgefuuoen.
SfatI1fs ift, oub elm Goupert. ipef-
d;cs IN SRI. Sosburg's 3immer gefun.
t;n purbe, 6ift cntbdlten 9dtte.
Troftat 9eiellf dat
g9ufhirgto n, 3. G., %. MGrs.
Die SuhrssbprIdmmlung Der Qmeritan
Sruct @ompanp fano Sonntde bier
ftott. g1eO. %. g. Jiste, Der Paitor
Der Guntor Sempel Wtemorialz z&ir6e.
fiibrte Den @oriiB uno General 9o-
ioorD belt cine ldngere @nipruhe, ir
Der or bie 3tpede Der Gelelli9uft aus
eindnbsrIebte. Gr beridtete iiber bi
Grfolae. pel6e bieielbe nit Der @cr
tbsilunG BON Sraftdten in Der Irm,
aebabt, bsionpers pdbrsno oes fpo
ni1bzameritaniIben &rieges. ."
Gererul lit Der prdiioent Der 9efel
IGdft unb intershirt iid isbr fir ib'
2trbeiten.
lle6er 100000 Sraftdte fnb +
reits pertbeilt tporoen unb es pirb JET
beu6IlGti9t, our9 &olporteure Z.
Mprmonen nit Sruftaten gu Derleh:!
8erfpGteter Oampfer.
Rem gort, 25. Mdr5. Der
0ampFer Der Gundros2inie .@truria" /,
pel2sr am Sams.ag Nbenb bier fdls
Tia lpar. ipurbe erlt am Sonntae
gia9mittug bon Sire Sslanb fignalis
iirt. Sci feinsm @intreffen in Sdnbt
Spot perbibtets ii6 Der Nebel 10. bab
Der Sampfer ni9t mebr CUR Seit Die
NuarantGne erreichen fonnte unb erii
am MDnta9 WfOrgen an ieinem OOd
onle9en tann Die Sreunbe Der VaIz
Iaeiere, pel9e am 9tbeno gum Gm=
pfonqe berielbsn am Ood fparen, lpur.
ben BON Der Yeripdtung in asnntnib
geIebt.
Der Sampfer Der MnferzQinie. mel
der aerabe Dor Der g@truria" Sanor
Sppt pofIirte. traf re6t5eitig an Der
QudrantGne Elm uno fonnte feline 5abri
na6 isinem Ood fortieben.
'9lu6 Der Oampfer go Sascogne"
nelher am Sonntag BON Sabre fGllio
lpar, bot 8eripdtung erlitten unb ipirf
lpaDrl 0elnll0 Duru) Jeuel pel SuHuI
Soof 5uriidaebalten.
y5om SoDe abberuten.
,Trantfort. Sp.. 25. Wsdr5. =
sSrau Narcife Sputh Jibpatrid, Dit
Gattin bss friiberen 8ongrebabgeorO.
neten 8. q, SSiBputrid bonn 10. Oiitriti
iIf an Der 3ungsnentSiinbuns eeitorben
Gie mar cine Sphter bes peritprbsnen
Sol. cSerrs South unb cine Sante css
annerebubgeoroneten South Srimblt
ton bier ioipie bes friiberen 8iae : 9cu.
perneurs Serrs Soutb BON Qrtanius.
Tep gort's RepubIifaner.
81 m gorf, %. Mdr3. 9sfann.
te republifanii9e Yolitifer aus Der
Stabt uno Dem Stuate bielten Sonns
too Nu9mittaq nit Senator platt i'm
;Fiftb 9(penue 0otsl cine 8onferenS ob.
in Der 'beI9loiIen ipurbe, in biefsr
Si5ung Der 2egislatur uuf feline @es
IsBgsbung fir Die pcli5ei gu orinssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-25
inter Nors anslase

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IN : SbarcbGm, lIt., {, rma,ofl
babcn.
Sin 6cScbscbImgS s9iuSiduE bcs
id, ,aiiist lid, init Ser SrGgc.
Sic fns yGitrr ans cen ScKcmcliiblI=
lcrn gicp Y0rfs prrtr.ebeu
1,rOcn faan.
Sn Stiles, G)iidl., brafbt Gin SGntirr
> Selbitmoro
Cine Gran in S6lcso lbsritiimmclt ii1
III graDlIhrr Itiie.
iir Snoiaucr DIR Vine GiSac G;;,.c.
baton bcnctt Worb rno
Gclbitmoro.
...iiGcHt Siai bon Nierito u0I;g i,ic.
orrbtrgcitcllt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-25
50 er5p.e Wilbfon q.

Ut il iin6en, 25. Wldr3 Der aan3s
baprif6e Sof ipobnte Der @r4auffiib=
rung boil Giegfrieo @dgner's Opsr
r6sr5oe Wilbfdne" BEL. Srau Goiima
Wugner mar ebenfalls Sugegsn. Oas
StId ipirb ni9t iebl selobt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-03-25
g torfer 9 3neefoII in
SeIterrei1.

g8ien s25 Wtdrss'- Gum oritter
U|dIc in bieier Saiion geben 5ur 3eii
unqsbsure S9neemaifen in gang
Oeiterrei9 nieoer. 2in einigen Orteu
bat es 36 Stunoen lang ununterbrr-
9en geidneit uno Die Gifenbobn= =8erz
binOungeH iin0 an pielen StsQen unz
terbro6en. SSsn 8obmen iino mebrers
6liilie aus ben llfsrn getreten uat
ipenn Der Sd)nee in ben Bergen
Id)mil5t. miro peroerbliGes !9o6pafer
befiirhtet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

WANTED. Every one that reads this.
if they intend To use any Wall Paper.
before buying elsewhere to drop me y
postal card and let me show them
samples and give them prices. f. w.
Colby, painter and paper hanger. Pag"
street AnEuSta. marl9dlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

With regret it is learned that the st.
Johns day celebration, which was 4"
have been held in this city ~
June under the auspices Of The
Socict" st. Jean HaptiStr. mas
been postponed until next year. in
reply to Invitations sent to sister ~
cictics to attend the celebration, ans
wcrs bore information that was un-
favorable There have been muCh
sickness. ana death. during the ran ana
winter. ami tho societies. which are or
ganizel on the benefit plan, have FIJI \
fcrcd III funds. 1t is principally q"
account of this drain on the treasures
of the societies that has brought ~"
committee to the decision that condi-
tions being unfavorable. it would DO
advisable to postpone the event oh''
year. Everything looked favorable III
this city and this necessary step IS =
great disappointment to the members
of the Augusta society. but they VIII
nut all their energies into tn" celcbfa-
lion. a year from June, and Will doubt
loss make it a grand success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
HOW IS YOUR WHEEL?
The Misuse and Neglect TO Which Many 81
cycles Are Subjected.

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gwen an "'''' ''' - u, !" '"' -
lu@' Il" TIT "-'N ''''i - lin '''''''
thklEE II iof 'tdh''" ''"' Ia" t'''''
vii! supply nun VIE Il ne" ""1u' 80
rs IN" nii S"cS out 81 ~ # ~" ~"
ion.
I" the ri""r 81 S,'i''i Pui - ~
ever, thc Hu'Hl"" - " .'h'''S u''''
! Ec mas "i""'H III" ""''l away !" INV
collar, to M " WIN i''i ',:'' 'i''N''
/ ma}hhp 7" rcc"iN" ~" al il'l'ilE9 ''".,.
$"catiilE Nd"'c ~ ""'S' p'P',' "' wa
! find, lHSt ah"ut now III H"pj'' 80
IN" %'fdp hcdp dli VII "i''i'"' h"r'
| tlon nr"d Il pIdhu nv" mount l'l I'M
present year.
The percentages "t fidcrS WI" 'ih'
oven ordinary care "i 'helr "hSel5
during the winter months y Sn'tH.
CarcleSSn"65 IS certainly Pfed"'"'-
mating ChatactcfiStlf III IN" hu''ai'
! family and TIE TACT that hihc tiil"S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
TO THE NATIONAL HOME
Eastern Branch. ID. V. s, at Togus.
KENNEbEC CENTRAL R. R.

Connects at Gardiner with the NJ. c. r
r. and A. ii. & g. Electric Ity to Augusta
TIMETABLE.
Winter Arrangement in Effect. Dec. 3. 1900.
Leave Randolph: Ar. National lione:
329n5 a IO23 4 M 49, 30 4 lG5j A. Nj.
90 23o (, 455 T.. NJ %. 80 g. SIS p. NJ
i4v National Homes Ar. ut Handnlph:
500. 30 e Ills a. NJ SO 30 4 II. % a. NJ
/ 3n 40 & $50 T. NJ 80 $50 q $40 L. Nj.
Visitors are cordially welcomed at the
Home and receive special attention from
the official guides or duty who viii es.
cort them through the buildings and
about the grounds, visiting the dccr PARK
containing about 80 deer hears, etc. The
restaurant al the Home station Is open
every day, where lunch ice cream. etc.
ran be procured for any number of visi-
tors, as aCcommode TONS arc ample
Special rates given to excursion parties.
F. A. LAYTON. Supt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

fresh and well conditioned as tbouoh
it had been received but yosto,,s'. =.
| from the factory. Bicycles. like No.,
and horses. suffer from neglect ,n5
abuse, only they suffer ia !,
extent because their nickeled and -,
amclcd parts possess no recunora, i,'o
powers and are dependent fn,. .,,.,;.
life and condition upon the care ,nd
attention they receive from otba,.,,
THE bicycle has been a big factor
in the growth of not a few non,,a,
outdoor sports and pastimes" SAID :,
dealer in Photographic supplies ves
terday, but in connection ,.i,h
has it played n more important ,,rt
than in amateur photorranhy Ma
only has the wheel afforded ,rro,t ~
portunity for reproducing nv r,o,n,,
of the camera, many hcautifu hire ~,
Landscape ana pictures Of coun,.,,
life. hut il has been the direct ca,,so
Of introducing compact camor,s of
greater capabilities than il was
thought practical To produco so,,o
years age. Cycling ana .m,tou,.
photography arc essentially twin .,,e-
times The wheel affords, III. mem.
~ l''N t'i''' " Nt charming seen
cry within = much greater radins
than could Y" covered by foot ana
there is certainly no moro deli~ntfrl
m"thod of recording tho incidents and
pleasures Of Z bicycle tour than nv
the use Of TIC camera ventura Ia
say that fully tifty per cent. of our
best customers are ACCOMPLISHED
cyclists ANA nino-tcnths Of the rio
t'Jrrf mad" Is them are made while
IN cycling costume. Photography. at
cnury" oN.a much of itS growth to tho
@ttin. lions of the p1stimc itself. but
believe il mass been taken NJ ~ many
Young mrn ana women whom il would
never have interested had not tho
~ mt N; M nature ana the oppur-
tuuity fcr reproducing them been dis
closed through the medium of the
Nncri'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

II may bc d surprise to learn thnt there
arc oncigh Americans in this country
with monarchial beliefs to warrant the
ratification Of q magazine. the first mum
her of which has just been issued in the
East. This pretense is as ridiculous a.
tbot made b. the various bogus stomach
rrmedle, winch sIrinS ~. claiming to lie
the onlv cure for dyspepsia and indiges-
ton. The only real h.ng of all stomach
rn,nodies is Eostetter's Stomach BittGrs
II is founded on true merit and ii must
he a very bad case of Indigestion, conSti
IA t.on bifioueuess. liver and kidney
trouble. which it will not cure. Try it al
en- for insomnia. and as 4 spring purifier
NM preventive for mafl:.a,- fever AN.
.lcEc il las no equal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Turner \. Barr Of sidney. was in th'
city. yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Morrill, Gliddcn 81
Somerville. had business in the caPit''
yesterday.
Mrs. A. f. Drummond Of NaterVlie'
was the guest of friends in the Guy
yesterday.
G. NJ. Tucker OF steep Falls wa
among the ut-of-town visitors 1T th'
capital, yesterday.
c. Il. Davis, Z. r. Wyman ana II. ~
Eaton. ESQ. of Watervillc, were -
the city. yesterday.
Miss Jennie A. Sumner. dressihaNc
over Buckley & Goodrich's, has son'
TO Boston and New York for the spii
STYLES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
Bon
Ami
Is the best window cleaner
known. No Stops and muss
Or dust created when used
KENNEBEc-BOSTON LINE,
History OF That Steamship Line Dates Back ia
the Year 1923.

Ihc news of the change of control
, 81 the kennebec Steamboat Go. was
| received with Il great amount of in
tereSt in Augusta and there are many
SpeculationS as to the future of the
company whose business and value has
made rapid increase within the past
few years. The company is an old
one and has had many difficulties tu
contend with in the past
The history Of the kcnnebcC ana
| i,CSt0n line OF steamers which has IuSt
changed hands goes back to 1873 when
capt. Seward Porter bought the
steamer Patent in New York. which in
1874 BEGAN to run between Bath and
Boston vi1 Portland. connecting At
Bath with the Watcrvillc for Augusta.
Next season tie fatCnt was SIiccn rdo,l
by t&' larger Legislator In 70 the
i'atcnt. connecting at Portland " tn
III" Legislator fnrnod the Boston line.
''nr steamer succeeded another until
~ ING company was formed at Car
diner, Of winch Nathaniel !>imnrn.
Henry Bowman ANA Parker sheldon
woe directors. and $io,00D v-;ia raised
with which the steamer New t.n.-
land, huilt ~ NurWich. Conn. Vac
purchased and in the following June
NIT ~ Tile Gardincr- Boston rnutr IN
d"r tn" command Of cant. Nathaniel
Ehnhall with capt. solomon Flnn-n-
ara q" pilot The New EnlIand's ca-
t".r l'Stvd until IS when she WAS
sunk in collision with tn" Eocl>tni
gchcnnrr CarIrW ofr Boon Island Thr
new Steamer HUntrcSs of Norwich VA"
chartered 70 succeed the wrecked YES
sci ;nder capt. nimhaU.
Al this tilve Commodore Vanderbilt
Of New York started an opposition
l.nn. first with TIE Augusta ana then
with the G. Vanderbilt and comp"ti-
ton was fierce for time until the
Huntrrss ncat the Vanderbilt dc
c'@iVclr in an exciting race from Eus-
ton to Gardiner. making record that
had not been beaten between those
points a few years ago. Soon after.
Vanderbilt bought the !iuntrtss "
her Norwich owners subject to the
charter and sold her to the chartorers
for $4,000 moro than he paid, agreeing
to abstain in future from competition
with tho established lire which nad
everything its own WAY until 1872.
after that the steamer traffic wont
through various VicissitudcS down To
1855 whom capt James Collins came
on the Sc"lc in the steamer Governor.
Tho Eastern Queen under his ON
mand succeeded the Governor IN tn"
line in - and in 81 capt. Jason col
Inns succeeded his father in command
If the Eastern Queen. ANA retained
this most until in sc the Star of the
East was built fur the kcnnehcc- Res
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
The CHINESE SITUATION.
China Objects TO Mauchurian Convent on
Indemniies- Earl Ii Better.

Pckn. March li.-China has siren lously
ob icctcd to the limitations ut tn" Mauch';-
rian convention respecting the importa-
tiou Of arms the reorganization Of tn
army and the practical control ~ Russia
over Chinese officials
At todays meeting of the foreign MN
listers. the question nf indemnities WI
further considered.
III Hung chan. is reported again IN
good health.
Fled Marshal Count Won WallcrsCe left
Nora. this morning far Ticn fsin.
Con Gascl"c. the British commander
has left Ticn Tsin for Wei Hal W 81 ana
will thence 70 to Shanghai.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
NJ ARtI WIPED OUT.
CIcvcrp IT. ~. Loses Business Section
1000 PcopI, Homeless and Destitute

Clovcrport. ny. March 14.-In the
biting air of The early morning hours.
today. the citizens Of cIovcrport J pok
cd IN. almost powerleSs to act. while
hlc destroyed about $50o,0o0 worth of
property ana left 1000 persons-half the
popula tion-homclcSs. Every business
house was burned, and the distress of
hundreds of women ana children Was
relieved only when trains loaded with
supplies arrived fIom Louisville and
Henderson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
& Bangor & Aroostook
~ RAILROAD.
~ Arrangement Of Trains
in Effect November a. 1900.

Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars. between
Carbon and Hanror on trains leaving
= NJ
LEAVE Portland 100 r. NJ; Augusta.
l35 a. nj. WateryilIe a5 Nj. Ban.
g0r 20 A NJ: Arrive Lagrange 2I6
n. Rrownvilla s55 A Fl Eafahdin
iron Works. l06O A. Nj; Nnrcrosa, 9.46 A
M: Millinocket 1000 4. Nj: sherman.
N IA n pattan II X isiani
Fail II - Nj. SMYRNA Nils II IN a
N. Nat5Taie IL J. II Ashland I,35 p
NJ HnuIton p Il = NJ: Fridge water / q
~ n pros',,,s Isl. q, i :; ,arihor,
. % p N NJ Swejen > ~ = NJ Van
Rnrrn az = NJ: Lim"st"ne. s.25 p. NJ:
Fort FairfieId. 2a6 +. n; Dover ana Fox.
49, o. ~ IN ~ NJ Greenviiie n 5O a
Wo'iso''' 80 - 80
i.EAvE Portland 1o25 A. NJ: Augusta
La y NJ. WaferviIIe 20 +, NJ: Ban,
I-s' n n rt,.a i,r,,r,.,1In a. p
~ %nrrrnee a = n Tiiiinocket' (. So
p NJ: sherman. s 40 = "; island Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

j. W, Beck has 4 line of spring hats
'hat alc perfection in style ANA sure
l" please the most fastidioua purchaS.
ST. Ask him to show YOU the "Eccky'.
nat, 1t is something now ard is very
popular. Bcck's is the only place in
ne city where the Pan American.
which is Il hat Of hats, can b, found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
What Shall We Have for Desert +?

This question arises iii the family cv.
cry day. Let us answer - today. Try
Jell-o. DELICIOUS ana hc:.itnful dessert
Prepared in two minutes. No boiling, no
baking! simply add boiling water ana
set TO cool. Flavors Lemon. Orange
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a pack
age al Your Srocers today. 10 cts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
The Hub Pool tournament.

Boston. March III" orc wen thc MIS-,
MN ,,,izr III thc IIt.h i.jiIArI prrluTI pool
lnr,rn n, m m nj. tonight. ~ d"f"a ing stun
i5o to -. The nHal standing Of the p!a%-
crs is.
1nSt = IN, won .. lost ,; Clearwater,
won >. lost 1; Stubbs, Won l. lost ., Long,
won | lost !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
The Ea.haniei T.Palnc- Sill As horc.

The Hatn schooner Nathaniel T. raj
NOR. from Portland for Baltimore. before
reported stranded ut Ecach Haven. \. H.
now ha7 four foot OF water IN hcr nnld
rugs havc been putting on her but nave
ing has been sent for to help pump.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
A CARD.

We, the undersigned. do nerepy ,,,is oS
RI refund the money on 30 cent Dolus n
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF iaT .,so
faiIs to cure your cough or cold we . al
guarantee 25-cent oottie 70 p1o
isfactory or money refunded. phormacy
Bowditch & Webster kinsman lac
FIX Courtemanche. e *. farSacv
Arthur Tetrault Temple Ama1irts
John G oushiL. Halioweil
Robinson & Co. CsAA Waro sI.c,
c. Il. Beanie,
noyIv d& wkytmos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
Special Advertisements,

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex.
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head Of WANTED, FOR SALE. TO
LET. LOST. &c. will be inserted once for
10 cents and cents for each subsequent
sending by mail. remittance of postage
stamps should be made with order as
counts for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
Democratic Crime in Maryland.

Annapolis, Md. March ii.-Thc Demo
cratic ma j"rity IN the senate ait'r &C.
Inc cIoture rule. succeeded in passing tn
..n,stranChiacmcnt bill tonight. by
vote !! /. to H. Il strict party DIVISION
- nov, GOES to the House for CunCurrcuC
i'm The senate amendments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

Mrs. f. w. Davis of West Sidney.
WI" was taken to the City Hospital
Ncdn"Sday, was operated upon. Thurs
uaE morning. She stood the operation
hncly ana was doing nicely. last evcn
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

representatives of the Han,xnrs'
Electric Protection COMPANY of ,,ns-
"'i' are 1T work Installing their bur
Saf system for the Augusta Safe De-
post and Trust Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
WILL FIGHT. THIS MORNING.
DcrouIcdc and Buffet Will Settle Their Quarrel
at Lausanne al Dawn.

Paris. March "a dispatch to H. Jour
nal from IaustEE". after HHu"unCthE ~"
arrival ut NJ Eunot's seconds th"r". SlN:'
the. HAVE hnd 4 nual interview with tl''
seconds 81 NJ n"rrul"d' and that tn
du,l VIII take IIa,c Ill dawn, today ttrl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

The methods ana tastes "f people in
sending for cab driver are SOME
times peculiar Most Of the drivers
are summoned by telcphnning to one
Of the business men on the street to
speak To a driver. There are many
people who do not care who comes.
they wish to 60 to a certain place and
it makes no difference 10 them "ho
takes them there There is another
and perhaps larger class who set into
the habit of employing one man as
much as possible and they will usually
ask that Mr.. 4. be sent up, or if u" IS
not to be found anyone who happens
to be nearest. Then there is Il third
class who do not like one or two lncn
and they will ask that any driver
other than Mr.. T.. and Mr.. \. be sent
up. 1t Very often happens that for
some long. hard drive one or tW"
men will hc exempted in this Why he
cause they arc not liked by tn" per
son ordering them. Then they hay" y
great laugh ON the man who does the
JOB.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS,

WALL PAPER-I have the best as
Sortment of wall papers that were ever
shown in Augusta: 81" patterns from
Poats x Co. Boston, and 800 from the
Potter Wall Co.. \. Y. Papers from &C.
up 10 $50. A postal dropped to my ad-
dress will bring them right to your door
Samples left over night for you to exam
inc at your leisure. Samples can be
seen at ID. l.. Knowltons Picture rooms,
~ Water St. f. b. knowlton.
feb23, DIFF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

Levi NJ. Poor received word. ycs-er-
day. Of the death If Il $ brother. Lor-
ina {. Poor, Thursday morning. ut
SearSmcnt. after an tended illness
with pneumonia. THIS makes the third
death in the family within three weeks.
the mother, Mrs. Alzinl Poor. having
died at Belfast Feb. "A and Il sister.
Mrs. Sarah CoombS. at Belfast. March
/. both from pneumonia. Another sis
ter. Mrs. Emilirc Thomas is sick With
TIE same disease. but is now better.
Mr.. Levi Poor is also confined to his
home by illness. The funeral of the
late Lorima &. Poor will bc held. sun
day, in Searsmont. y widow and
daughter survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

T.. postie is moving goods and fur
hiShings into the new store to be o,.cu-
pea by him at the northwest corner of
Bridge and Water streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

PROF. MOSES, clairvoyant and magic
healer. Gents Soc. and ladies 2Jc. No. 69I2
Bridge St. Augusta. feb-5 III W.
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
All work guaranteed. Reference. Frant
+. Dennis, Augusta. Also instru' lion ON
pianos and organs. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. WIFI L. Task.
Randolph. Me. References, Mrs. g. T.
Davis. G. +. F'lynt and Mrs. il. f.. Good
rich, Augusta. Oct2,d diff
MRS. CRAM, clairvoyant, can h con-
suited on health and business, past. pres
ent or future. daily from A. H. 10 10 L.
N. Cases taken By mail. No. C4pito
street. u.arlt de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
Daily ktnnebec Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Asked 10 Unwrap.

- Slad To see YOU. gentle Spring.
you re looking wCii-but saw
lake off your things aud stavp
Chicago TimcS-UcralI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15
FOR SALE.

ONE HORSE. years old. ana Il good
roadcr: one 900 Incubator: one Magic
lantern ana views with gas tiXturcs: ono
boiler and engine i-horsc: ono marine
engine. 2-horsc; one pair light double
harnesses and pole; all the above articles
in good order. Inquire Of George killam.
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