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Evening journal., 1901-02-23
Taken lo the aosnItnl

stephen Swsaney. who was injured
Whlle getting off a car at Front and
un-on strests yesterday was removed
by the patrol wagon at ] o'clock yes
terday afternoon from his boarding
mouse, No. $40 King strsst, to the Del
aware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1901-02-23
RemovaI Sale

I. G. Johnson & Son. 225 Market
street, preparatory to removal to the
n e. Cor Of Sixth and King streets.
are Offering a large stock Of stoves and
mouse furnishing goods at greatly re-
ducod prices.
Evening journal., 1901-02-23
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quln ae Tablets.
All druggists refund the nnoI.e1 Il il
Tails to cure. e. W. Groves n,esaturs
is on each box. Use.
Evening journal., 1901-02-23
DELAWARE BOY WINS PRIZE
IN ORiTORICAL CONTEST
y

Andrew Marvel, a brother of Fer
mer Judge David r.. and Josiah Mar
vel, of this city, won the second prize
Ia the oratorical contest held By the
colleges of Indiana. in Indianapolis
last Friday. The subject Of his Grafton
was Robert e. Lea"
Although MT Marvel is but % years
of age he already has developed a repu-
tation In oratoTy Recently he won
the contest in his college, Earlham.
which honor admitted him as Earl
hams representative in the state con-
test. There were seven contestants.
t.-cir orauOns being Judged on
thought, oratory and composition. To
Oliver Tyler OF the Indiana Universi-
" whose subject was "rhe Middle
West the first prize was. awarded. but
had not Mr. Marvel. pitched his era
uon on the somewhat hackneyed sub
lect of biography the Indianapolis
Journal says he would have won first
prize.
Mr.. Marvel will be graduated in
June after which he will enter the Of
hces Of his brothers here to read law.
A room full Of organs taken in ex-
change for pianos, all repaired and In
good order Must go out at any price
TO quick buyers.
ROBELEN PIANO CO..
no Market Street.
Evening journal., 1901-02-23

Estey. Wilcox e White. Carpenter
smith American and ether organs. ali
m good repair, $40 to $50. must 20
70 make room. Terms easy.
ROBELEN PIANO co.
40 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1901-02-23
Justice for Mrs. aracNamee

Mrs. Lucy MacNamee, OF New Castle
writes to the Evening Journal that
the remarks exchanged between her
and Mrs Sallis Reichardt in Superior
Court on Wednesday afternoon. d'd
net occur after she (Irs NacNamee)
bad left the stand. but after Mrs.
Caiherine Alexander had finished tes-
tlfying
Evening journal., 1901-02-23

No merchant need be
in doubt as 10 The Even
ing Journals circulation.
There are many ways Of
aSeertoining just how
many copies arc printed
and sold every day. Lef
uS convince you that
oser 6.OOO arc printed
and sold daily.
Evening journal., 1901-02-23

What everybody says: Cartmelrs
Cold in Head Cure is the best remedy
/ can find.
Evening journal., 1901-02-23

Steamed Oysters at Herdman's,
and Z East Eighth street.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02
4" Put Ne Off at Buffalo. {"

The Buffalo party will leave this
evening aud expect to be absent three
weeks or more. The party from here
will be composed Of Sir. and Mrs ]. b.
Grove. Mrs IL. F. Robson. Mrs. J. II
Lawrence. Max Rothholz. Prof L.
l.. Brown. Join sturdivant and Mar
shall Hewitt AT Wynne thu party viii
be joined by Bolivar and Miss Ara Pat
Conner of Augusta. Miss Sadie Var
nell and several other parties from
Searcy. and Prof Browns sister of
HaynesviIle. La -sfaYianua Index.
The Marianians passed THIS way on
schedule time and while they were only
eighteen miles from home, had already
imbibed large amount of that happy
excursiGnist spirit which animate tray
elers who anticipate a pleasant trip.
The party was joined here by Miss
Lady Ingram, and quite a number of
ladies and gentlemen met the jolly
yoyagers at the depot to chat awhile
and bid them bon voyage The Iron
Mountain road had provided through
sleeper for the party to Detroit. Mich
and had taken all other necessary pre-
causions for their comfort and enjoy
ment.
Put me off at Buffalo ~ yelled a
Mariana wit rs the train pulled out
OF the station, and handkerehiefs fut-
tered and good byes were said with
smiles. jesticulations aud admonitiOns
10 - be good.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02

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The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02
City Council.

At call meeting Of Forrest City
t7wn council. on July al. 1901. present
Hon J II. Upton, masoT. presiding:
G. ~. Pearson. recorder, Aldermen
James Russell. Walter German and ;.
= Nc Darrell.
The minutes OF preceding meeting
were read and approved.
On motion, Aldermen German and
RUSSELL were authorized TO buy the
hogs running within TIE corporate linn
lis of Forrest City, tAfk.. and upon pre-
seutatlon of the bill to the proper COM
mittee. the council would pay the same
on motion II Alderman russell. sec
or dsd by Alderman GormaD. The conn
c! Issued $40 scrip for the purpose OF
TsSing the expenses Of the iiog law.
The vote Of the council thereon was
t.;Iauimous.
On motion Of Alderman Russell. Al
deTman German Was sppoir I'D a com
mittee of one TO draft an ordinance
against pool Tootns and bucket shops.
On motion of Alderman Mcdaniel.
the copying OF the ordinances Of For
fest CITY be given Mrs Mathews. The
vote of council being called. Messrs
RUSSELL. German. Mcdaniel ana Peal
son voted In the affirmative. Mega
tiyes none.
On motion of Alderman Russell. sec
onded by Alderman German, Recorder
Pearson Was authorized to estimate the
cost Of recording the ordinances Of
Forrest City al 10 cents per hundred
words.
No further business Offering. council
adjourned J II. TTvFoS, Nayor.
tiro pxAG@os. Recorder.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02

III our criticism IF the debate be
tween Andrews and Freed, 1t seems
that our remarks have been construed
"a being partial To the Christian side
# the controversy by some. when 1t
WAS not our intention To convey such an
impression. We do not espouse the
cause Of either observation-disclosures a.
deep in the mud ds the other is III the
mre. aud tins Is the idea which we
lave advanced from the beginning
We have written nothing OF personal
nature with reference 10 this matter
and do net wish TO make any eXplana-
ton of or apology for what has been
said. We have exercised the privilege
of free speech and free thought, which
IS the inherent right OF every American
citizen, and will net yecede one ltta
from the position taken. God is plan ot
salvation stands immuta bic and un-
changed as 1t was in the beginning. and
all the rantings of men from now until
the end of time will not alter Vt. The
worshipers and opponents Of do9mas,
creeds, denominatlonallsm sectaFlan-
ism and men-made opinions Will nave
no part in the kingdom of His GlouCus
Majesty. Who is and has always been.
from everlasting TO everlasting. the
one tYue and living God, aud across the
endless cycles of eternity is emb,aZoned
the command in letters of fire: "Ihoa
shalt have 40 other gods before me.
What we have said in reference to the
Baptist Christian debate of recent &C.
currence at Palestine has been i'll tue
fear and love of God, and We have not
intended 10 criticse OF impose an IL
justice upon anyone. We denounce
such controversies, which never fall to
stir up luminosity and bitterness. Fins.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02
DISTQEs SING ACCIDENT.
little Elizabeth Bard Seriously In
jured By Fall from an. Up
stairs Window.

{ Nd accident happened his morn
i,g =, be home Of Mr.. w. ID. Bard, as
.is,.nt shlef operator at the Western
T-niou t.sl graph Office, whose ria sidenee
Il a, rI22 cntt street. EiiZaOe ii, his
three.yesr-o, j daughter. VAS pIaying
1sI,h her moth eT upstairs. when in some
manner she ha, opened too near WIN
dow anr losing Der balance fell ,ut.
striking her bead sIth terrific force on
the ground below her SKULL IS
srssshpd and cnncu ssIoD ef the BRAN
a. ~. and u is fearetf the little one IS
i'm q prscariOus condIton.-Arsans,'s
DemRyar TUESDAY.
Little Elizabeth was era addaueff
ter of Mr.. and MIS-. J. ~. Gard snc
NIECE of NJ and Mrs. John N. 8lchois-
of tris civ. and III response 10 fele-
gram corr ewing news OF the sad afialr.
Mesda,nes Bard aud Nichols wsst to
Little Rock Tuesday 10 condOle Win
the fam. " IN their distress.
Mr.. Baud received a message Wed
nesday shutting that the precious babe
had expI7rd during the night. IHE
TINES Cff,vs heartfelt sympathy to the
grief strick an parents and relatives
The following account Of the death
md burial Of the child appeared IN
WEDNESDAYS | democrat
Little Alice Elizabeth. the 3-year-
Old daughter Of ar. and Mis-. w. ID.
Bard, who fell from seeond-story
wiHr.ew at the family residence, lll2
Scott street. yesterG ay morning, dled
Al 80 this morning. The funeTal Will
be held Al / D. m. tomoi row Thursday
from the residence, ant the inteiment
will b. At Oakland Ce uetery. Dr.
John II Dye will corduct the :erVices
The sympathies of all 90 ont 10 the
grief stricken parents in their SAD be
reayement HE little flower who bad
frightened the household for d short
time WAS ruthlessly snatched w late
from their loving arms. having sur
viyed the terrible fall oaIy tWeniy.'ouF
hours.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02
q stounded the Editor

Editor ). A. Brown. OF BennettsYilIe,
:. C.. WAS once Immensely surprised
Through long suffering from dyspepsia, :"
he writes my wife was greatly run
down. She had nc strength or yigor and
suffered great distress from her stomach.
but she tried Electric Bitiers. which
helped her al once. and, after using four
bottles, she is entirely well; can eat any
hing II grand tonic. and its gentle
laxative qualities are splendid for torpid
lT.ef." For Indigestion. Loss OF Appe.
tie. Stomach and liver troubles its a
positive. guarantees cure. sriiy sse at
!. II fanavauts.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02

Mrs. l.. ID. Owen returned to til
city this morning from Brinkley an
has taken charge of the Shepard house.
reopenlng 1t in her own name Mrs.
Owen will have the building thoroughly
renovated and the service will be i'm
proved in every respect. The lady is
too well known TO need any recon-
mendation from us AS "A landlady She
Is polite and courteous to her guests
sets a good table and Invites the patron.
age OF her friends and the public.
Board and lodging 81 per DAY; meals
% cents. Special rates made by the
week and to families.
Joe A. Beck, the blacksmith. has re.
established his business and will be
found at the old stand, on the south
west corner of Rosser and Jackson
streets, near the red gin. Ii Your buggy
or wagon needs overhauling or vOur
horse needs .shoeing. YOU take no risk
in giving Beck the work. as he has the
reputation of being the most skiIlful
machinist and blacksmith in the city.
Mrs. Curry and daughter, Mrs. r. NJ
Pearson, and sister, Mrs Dougherty.
OF Newport, returned Tuesday from
Nynne, accompanied by Mrs c. f
Hinton and charming daughter. Ber-
tina. and general family reunion was
held at the home of Madam f BOYLE
in this city for couple of DAYS.
Mesdames Pearson, Curry and Dough.
erty left yesterday morning for Little
Rock.
The negro, Charley Waterford. who
was arrested Tuesday by Deputy
Sheriff Murphree. charged with com.
plicity in the plot for wreckinp the
Ghoctaw freight train last FRIDAY
morning at Palestine, in which the en-
gineer and fireman lost their lives. was
released from custody Wednesday. ow.
ing To a lack of evidence on the part of
the state. Hon. II. j. Williams. who
had been retained by the defense. in
formed a TIMES man that there was no
EVIDENCE whatever against the darkey
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02

If that mirror of yours shows wretehed,
sallow complexion, jaundiced look moth
patches and blOtches on the skin. IL 5
liver trouble; but DR.. Kings New Life
Pills regulate the liver, purify the blood
give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich COM
plexion. Only 25c at j. Ii. DHnavant' S
drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02
There Is So Much News

that even If it comes by telegraph we
overlook some of it. Isn't it fact that
you have seen DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin advertised several times and have
neglected to try il? An ounce of Dr.
Caldwel's Syrup Pepsn is as good as a
three weeks vacation. Ask any druggist
or any one who has taken it. Sold by J.
II. Dunayant.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02
The Pre- sid e Mt

If the American Federation or Labor.
tnion S.2i5. says; Il am using yOcr DIR.
Gsiaweli's Syrup Prpsin myself ard in
M family. aud find it does lots ot good
Yours truIy. Geo c. Campbell. CIuton,
Iowa. Sold by J II. Duuayant
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02
Commissioners Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, as Commissioner OF the
tnancery Court OF IT. Francis County. Ar
kansas, IN pursuance OF tue terms OF de-
cree rendered IN said court in favor of the
BOARD ot improvement, Forrest CITY Improve
mept District No /. and against J. J. FIN
nerty ct al. at the May term, 1901, OF said
Court, TO enforce the payment OF the assess
ment tor SAID district. viii on
Monday, August l9, 1901.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and :,
O'Clock p IN. OF said day. AZ the west door OF
the court house IA said county. offer tor sale
al public cutlery 10 the person oderug to pay
the assessment, penalty ana cost for the
smallest amount or suhdi i~lun of the lands
ior lots; the following desc,lbed lots or parcels
OF land tu-Wit:
In Forrest CITY. Arkansas
Owners Pen
\ Frank. .a&4 3 So q s4w sI6s7
J Franks - LOO - 40. l5s1
JhCa>teell&3 40 is .. l+05 los
And # all of said lots are not sold on said
day, the sale thereof viii be continued from
day to day untll all OF said lots shal be sold.
L. Il. MALLORY,
Clerk and Commissioner.
July =, 1901. tu2tr3t
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-02
Men: al! Boys Clothing,

N's /: al! Boys gI''s'ss.
Boys Crash Suits 6oc.
Mems Crash Suits large sizes
81. 80 up.
Mems and boys Shirts 15c up.
Mems Summer Underwear. in
suits. soc up. We have some
good bargains in this line.
Mems and boys Shoes from 30c to
81 30.
Good line of mems Working Shirts
from 25c to S1.00.
Excellent values in men 5 Suspen.
ders at lOc and 25c.
Mems Driving Gloves from l5c to
SOC per pair. See this line be.
fore buying gloves.
Umbrellas 25c and soc each.
Our stock of Groceries is com.
plete. We make a speciality of
furnishing Groceries and Con.
fectionS in bulk for fishfrys, pic
MICS and festivals.
Keep this Bankrupt Sale and
these extremely low prices i'll a
conspicuous place that you may
know where to buy your Groceries
and Dry Goods for the least money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
Sawyer.Hun..

very pleasant wedding took place
last evening, at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt
No. 20 Crosby street, the CONTRACTING
parties being Miss Louise f.. Hunt and
Herbert b. Sawyer a former resident
ana well known in Augusta. now OF
l'o"thhay Harbor. The house was
tastefully decorated. In one corner ar
me large parlor was an arch and bell
OF ferns and daisies. with beautiful
green and white background of the
81 me material
The wedding party entered the par
lorS led by Master James Edward Saw
yer, nephew of the groom, and little
Miss Mildred Hunt. Under the floral
arch the marriage service was per
formed By Rev. Norman McKinnon.
the delightful ring service being used.
Thomas \. Ilttlc Of Boston. acted as
best man. ana Miss Marion Harlow
was bride smaid The wedding march
WAS played by Miss McDavid. Th. ser
vice was followed b. a wedding supper
at which about 20 were present. The
occasion was afforded by the members
Of the .. .. &. club of which the bride
is a member. and relatives of both par
Dies ara intimate friends.
One feature of the evening which
caused much merl iment was the initia-
ton II the grooIh into the q. O. 9.
Club. Which is an organization formed
iy the bride ana her friends during
their school days ana which has sur
NiVti II the present time. Mr.. and MIS-.
Sawyer will reside. nj; n their wedding
trip. at Boothbay H1ibor. where Mr..
Sawyer is engaged in the drug bust
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20
UNDOUBTEDLY INSANE.
Nd weed Of Agitation on Part Of Friends n,
This Insane Hospital Patient.

The Portland Express. June ia s,;a.
week ago Hackman Thomas Do
"'' WHO Is also a special officer. drove
,'ie ponce station with young man
ana young woman. The girl was an
parehtiy in bad mental state and
needed treatment of some sort She
was lhcoherent and became violent
when talked to. DR.. II. r. Han TIA
dehtist. identified the younp wou,n
as Sarah Remission OF Yarmouth Ia
SAID that she had been engaged =, !,
young man and that from what he
Knew or the case there had ha.n
trouble between them. He thought Tho
young man had sent for Miss Knnnis-
ION 10 come to Portland and upon hcr
arrival had told her that their eno,pe-
men was at an end. This apporent,v
had bad effect upon her ana Oh
rapidly developed acute mania
She was taken to the Eve AMI Far
ihhrmary but she did not recover and
the hospital authorities notified the
s'atioh mouse officers that the Young
woman was violently insane and thai
they had no appliances for the care Of
snch cases at the infirmary. on Fri
DAY the board of aldermen met and
committed the young woman to the IN
sane hospital. Drs. Warren and Searle
peing the testfying physicians.
NOW 1t is claimed by friends of tho
young woman who are moving far i,
petition of habeas corpus that she wac
rallroaded to the Insane hospital on
the other hand the proceedings of the
board seem to have been perfectly
straight and according to law.
1t is said that a number of peonle
may De brought into the case and that
the hearing. the date of which has NOT
peen set will be an interesting one.
rms morning. City Clerk Dyer tele-
phoned to DR.. Sanborn. superintendent
OF the Insane hospital at Augusta. and
made inquiry concerning Miss Kennis-
tons condition.
Or. Sanborn replied tina: in his opin-
ION she is insane and that the action Of
the board of aldermen was taken none
TOO soon. He added. however, that he
considered her mental advancement of
temporary nature. and said that as
soon as she RECEIVERS sufficiently to
warrant her leaving the hospital she
VIII be released. without the process
Of habeas corpus.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
N DSuMMER BICYCLE RACES.
T'o9ram Of the July 4th Races TO be Held a.
Lewiston.

me midsummer bicycle races IN Ter
the auspices of the l.. a. W. will be be,1
AZ Lewiston July 4. There will be excur-
sion rates on all railroads All entries
sho'iid be sent to c. ii. Day, 81 Ash 81
lewiston Entries for handicap close
saturday, June 18th; all others close Mon
DAY, July LIST. Fee 80 cents race.
race No. |. one mile, French cham
s aop flrst prize. gold medal. S25 0J
second prize. silver medal. $15oO
Race No. 2. one-half mile open. Eiret
PrlLe, cnair. $l5:oo: second prize coaster
$00. 49," chalh'
Race No. 3, one mile. State champion
FIRST prize. gold medal. $25Oo
Race No. 4. one nile open First nrize
bicycle. S25.0o; second prize. Morris chair
sl2;W; third prize. racing suit. $500.
race NO. .. one mile handicap. First
prize, diamond ring. $500; second nrize
lamp and globe. $500; third prize. bicyclr
SUIT, 1900; fourth prize. tires. 500
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A Good Cough Medicine.

1t speaks we'll for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy when druggists use ii
in their own families in preference to
any other. II 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 it very efficacious.' For sale by
Jno. Coughlin. III Water St. and j. c.
Uoulehan. Gardiner, Druggists.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Fred Lord Of Belgrade, was in the
city, yesterday.
=: f. Pomery Of Lewiston. was a
caller to the city, yesterday.
y. X. Fuller Of Waterville, was a
caller To the city. yesterday.
Pert l.. Kelley Of Belgrade. was in
the city on business. yesterday.
Mrs. G. 4. Robertson returned. last
evening. from a visit to Portland.
l.. NJ Philbrook of Belgrade. was
among yesterdays business visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs o. p. Robbins Of Vas
salboro. We're in the city. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Green of Win
throp, were callers to the city, Wednes-
day.
Miss Sadie Lord is on a vacation Of
several weeks at her home at Bel
Grade.
MI. and Mrs. II. W. Staples of Bos-
ton, are the guests for few days OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Searles.
Thomas Leigh has returned from
Belgrade Lakes where he has been en-
loving the fishing since last Friday.
Peter Bush, who for some time has
been in the employ Of IL. ii. Lee,
left. Tuesday, for Milburn. n. j., where
he has secured a good position.
Or. and Mrs. c. NJ. Twtchell started.
Yesterday, for Washington county,
where Mrs. Twitchell will remain seV-
cal weeks. Dl. TWitchell will return,
Tuesday.
nnhnpfv in Lew
iston. yesterday. her sister. Miss Helen
| loherty, being 4 member or the
graduating class of the Lewiston
| Training School for Teachers
Fl. NJ. Vial and William Kingsley OF
| Reading, Mass, who have been WISH
inp g. A. Messer. returned home. yes
terday. While here they visited ana
| were highly pleased with Belgrade
Lakes.
Misses Gertrude White. Alice Barry
| Elizabeth Donelson and Sadie Concan-
non returned, Wednesday. from the
| Gorham Normal school to spend the
q,mmer vacation. They will return to
chool in September.
Miss Helen =. Carroll and Miss Jose
phine Ouigley Of Charlestown. Mass
and Miss Josie Quinlan or Saiefh
| Mass. were in the city. yesterday AZ
tending the funeral of the late MISE
Theresa F. Dolan.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Burns OF Denver
ca relatives of Mrs. NJ. w. Muir arr
visiting for q few days at the nome Vi
d w. Emery. Mr.. Burns is largely III.
terested in the insurance business ah'
is manager of the Colorado, Wyoming
and New Mexico Underwriters.
II. NJ. wiltshire of this CITY, receh'l
purchased a drug store IN Horha'''
and after having it Thoroughly reiio
waited and mOderniZed, is now wen es
tablished. Mr. Wiltshire has been WISH
inc his parents in town for 1e" DAY
mast and left, Wednesday. for Gorila'il
Prof. p. II. S. Vaughan OF Aug us'.
arrived in Bangor Tuesday TOT ",
"a the Eastern Maine Insane hosp''a,
re will return to Augusta next "ce'
and later will move his fanny 10 ,i'''
city where he is to be resident phs
sician at the new institutioh.-ha" so
News.
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NE TELLS EVERYTHING.

All diseases positively cured without the
aid of knife or medicine. No matter what
Ills Won come and see what can be done
Nv natures doctor. Satisfaction guaran-
teed Hours 8 A. NJ. to . +. NJ, closed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20

Visitation hours, today. at alie .'iore
street school will be: At o.oo ~
Miss Doughty's room: $50 MISS
ties room.
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Love, Courtship and Marriage.
He Never Fails to Give Perfect Satisfaction

You are told how to avoid weakness
warned against all treacherous friends
Locates buried treasures, mines, old es
tates. lost friends. etc.
This is the greatest opportunity t.
know all.
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The large new ad OF the o.
Clothing Co. Of Gar diner appe
day on the Sth page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20

Arthur Cavanaugh. barber of
Madison, was found dead on the floor
of his kitchen. Tuesday morning. He
had not been able to attend to business
for some days though not confined To
his house. Heart trouble was the
cause. Mr. Cavanaugh was nearly -,
yearS old. and n widow and one son.
Mahlon. II years of age, survive him.
His body will be taken to Nassalboro
for interment. that being his former
home and the residence of his mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-20

DIR. j. G. Jessup. who was shot by
Rev. Charles G. Adams ut Bergeley,
Cal. has died from his injuries Ad-
aims is in the county Jail at Oakland.