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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-01-24
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
ANGORA GDtr X \ VERY PROF
Hale PRODUCT IN
III.Sof.A
GRASS IN NORTH GEORGIA

Agricultural Department Replies. TO
an Inquiry From the Northwest.
Market For Hogs and Cattle.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-01-24

the gre at vegetable
purifier and tonic, is
the ideal remedy in all
rheumatic troubles.
There are no oniates OF
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-01-24

No. %.
Cobb Superior
Court,
Nov. term 1900.
; Citation for
settlement and
account among
all the heirs at
Toup
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14

For sale---A house lot and barn.
Inquire of G. A. Plummer at Nangle's
store.
John Kirsch, the newspaper man,
mailclerk, opera house manager, band
member, ect., passed through here
Friday to take squirt at Turtle
River TOWNSHIP.
AZ Bemidii girl the other day was
heard to say: Marriage may be a
failure, but if a man had plenty OF
money, allied to a sweet disposition
and separated from all bad habits,
and had small feet and mustache
that curled at both ends and his father
was rich and his family cultured, and
he wanted to marry me, and he would
promise to let me have my own sweet
way in everything and give me all the
money wanted to spend and keep a
hire girl, andI really and truly loved
him with q bursting heart, believe I
would risk marrying him, even If he in
sisted on living in Cass Lake. g
d a. r. Button is now located at Great
Falls and all persons wishing to be
located on claims should consult him.
He Is also conducting stopping
place where travellers will be we'll
taken care of. e.. e-. -,..s If
J, W. Speelman, proprietor of the
Summit hotel, while down from Buena
Vista last Thursday found time to call
at this Office and enliven our life by
relating interesting "reminiscences of
pioneer life. Mr.. Speelman took the
first homestead in the ceded Red Lake
resery alton in his neighborhood in
1896. On the famous height Of landn
he built his home with the ridge pole
running east and west. His house is
50 situated that the ridgepole is a
dividing line of the watershed. That
is, when it rains the water which falls
from one cave starts for the gulf OF
Mexico, while the water from the other
cave begins it's journey to the eastern
coast. There is perhaps no other
house SO situated in the country. Mr..
Speelman told us q very humorous
incident. He said he took q notion to
advertise his portion of the county
for the benefit OF tourists and health
seekers. He had printed and circulated
a circular describing the beauties Of
his neighborbood, in which the follow
ing sentence appeared: II have no
corner lots to SELL" Soon he received
a letter from q Colorado man who
asked, ''How much do you
want for your inside lots?"
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14
r. B. FOSTER.
r ES[DENT DENTIST

Modern Methods. Low prices.
Office over Mayo g. Barker's Drug
Store. BEnIDu, MINNESOTA.
If all the subscribers who have
promised us wood on subscription
would keep their word we would have
pile of heat material on hand as
high as the tower. OF Babel or the am
bition of Charles Towne. AS it is, we
have to buy one stick at q time, or go
on d flibnsteriDg expedition into .our
neighbors woodward. If Mrs. Ma \
would come to this neighborhood she
would find a good field for starting q
hatchet crusade against men who bust
the patience and morals of newspaper
men by making false promises.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14
TO THOSE WHO EAT AND SLEEP.

TO THOSE WHO EAT AND SLEEP.
I have just resumed control of the
Dewey House and have newly return
ished it throughout, kitchen, dining
rooms and bed rooms. You will find
everything clean and up-to-date, and
scleanness and good board" will be
the motto of the new management.
Those who seek the best 81 per day ho-
tel in the village should try the Dew
ey House. JAMES BRENNAN, Prop.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14

The earth is humping up It's bank
And swelling through the snow,
And limiting to the lumberjack
That he will have to go.
So tighten up your braces pull
Your trousers from the mud,
And fill your rundown system full
Of tonics for the blood.
"A M. g.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14
REMIDJI TWP.

% Knute Halvorson, chairman; @. H.
Clopshw and Even Moe, supervisors;
David Both, clerk; Geo. Barnby,
treasurer; Fred Bjork, assessor; Will
lis Nye and w. Ridgway, justices;
John Marin and geo. Anderson, con-
stables. -.<-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
ITS 4 WOMAN"
Is About All the Watchers Can Get from Dying
Mrs. Dennis.

Washington. Dec. l2-Mrs. ADA Glib ri
Dennis. the fashionable dressmaker.
found mysteriously assaulted in her
apartment, Tuesday morning. showed
some improvement. Wednesday, but tho
chance for her recovery Is very slight.
It's woman" ,ts in a book. aud
I'll tell you 81 labout it, are the only
coherent words that the detectives, sit
ting by her side. have been able to dis
tinguish. The detectives arc not yet
r"ady {" announce q motiv" for the
crime.
William II. Johns of Gettysburg. Pa.
nephew Of thc victim. arrived, Wednes-
day. and after being admitted to the sick
room went to police headquarters. leaving
there subsequently with detective.
4 small. cld-1ashioned Ratchet. which
probably has been used by tho family
for many years. was found by detectives.
"Wednesday. liz 4 closet in the room Of the
elder Mrs. Dennis. mother-in-law Of tn"
in jured woman. This room is in the rear
part of the second floor. There We're i'll
dications OF rust ard other stains on both
the handle ana blade ana these are being
HI chemist
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
FREE VACCINATION.
Will Be at Once Instituted at Bath. Owing TO
Smallpox Case.

EaJh M~.. Dec. l3.-Dn account "t
the recent outbreak of smallpox in this
city. the state Board Of Health met
here. Wednesday. with the local board
ana. after an examination OF the case,
it was announced that thc patient m
.iouhtedly mad smallpox. The state
tsuard advised general vaccination. and
h.- local board Immediately arranged
TO have. il carried on. The local board
waited ;n hear the decision Of the state
Il, dr,. Of Health k@fOIe authorizing
free vaccina ton. as there was consid-
..r; b, dissatisfaction in some quarters.
last summer. over the expense OF Tree
vaccination il being claimed by many
hat the cases We're not smallpox dur
Ing the outbreak uf the disease. FIRE.
vaccination is urgently demanded at
this time, in view of the fact that there
is nndoubtndlv a ,;,s. Of smallpox in
10 ritI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
VIA THE ROOF.
Narrow Escapelofl4 Bostonians
from Death by Fire.
Leave Their Beds in NightcIothes and
Run for Their Lives.
Bad BIazes at New York. Ford City, Pa, and
Cincinnati.

Ec stnn, Dec. l2.--The fact that II
persons who were asleep in the Back
Bay flat house, called the TalismaD
escaped from death by burning, early
today, j. considered reInarkabl. by the
Hremcn and police.
\ lire broke out in the basement. it
is thought. from m ovcrheatcd furnac ce
.#nd when the first person in the build
ing was awakened by the cry Of fire
from the street. the flames We're break
in,, through the stairway and hall floor
passage and the apartments We're filled
With smoke.
Running through the corridors. the
person who had been aroused. Il man
whose name has not been discovered
gave The alarm. Finding no hope of
getting out by the front entrance. he
directed the inmates Of the place to as
send to the roof by the rear stairway.
The occupants Of the rooms followed
his advice. but We're compelled to pass
to the tops Of the neighboring houses
as the fire. following the elevated
shaft broke through the Talisman
roof, almost before people had shelter
there.
safety was Miss Caroline kehoe. q
drcssmaker. and Mrs. Davis and VIM.
Farrin. Miss kehoe aroused Mrs. Da
Wis and hearing the warning to go up
the back stairs to the roof. Miss kehoe
led the way through suffocating smoke.
As she reached tn" stairway from the
fourth floor Ia the roof. she heard Mrs.
Davis gasp and fail on the stairs eX-
hausted and overcome. Turning back
Miss Nchce found Mrs. Davis lying on
tie landing Of the fourth floor.
Miss l<ehoe. though q small woman,
while Mrs. Davis is Il great deal heaV-
Ter. laid hold of the nearly unconscious
form and partly carrying. partly drag
.ying. succeeded in reaching th. roof
with her burden.
place 81 safety where Mrs. Davis soon
LtcoVercd.
There had been no time t. dress and
the unfortunate persons had left their
rooms in night clothing. They We're
given shelter by neiehborS.
Two alarms We're given for the fire
The interior was almost completely
burned out. The occupants lost all their
clothing and furniture. only one Of
,hem had any insurance.
Til" house is owned hy Mrs. Francis
CloSman. and is said to be insured. The
loss on the building and furnitur" will
probably exceed $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
STABBED D--ROBBED,
Rumford Falls Mans Hard Luck
on Marriage Eve.
Beaten, Stabbed and Robbed Of Sl57,
All His Savings.
Pciice Looking icr Suspected Party. .lnigred
Man Will Recover

Eumford Falls, Me. Dec. 12.-Tn Sc
cure money which he had drawn from
the bank to dcfray tn" expenses of his
wedding. three. ln,n waylaid Iuvf Cav
rett, 4 young French Canadian on i
lonely foot biidg" here. Wednesday
night, stabbed and beat him ana rvbht i
him Of Sl5, and then left MIN living IN
the road. Garrett finally recovered con-
sciousnoss and made his way 10 his
boarding place. Whtr" he now is in 4
serious condition. He has given thu
police a description of Il man he hc-
lievcs to have been concerned in tha
robbery. and it is expected that ar
rests will soon he made.
According IL the story Garrett tolI
the police. Thursday, H. drcw sI51, all
his savings, from the bank. WcdncS-
day, and was to 20 tn lis home in
Frent hNille To make Preparations for
his marriage Wedn. sday evening, with
q man whom he had seen frequently
ground town but who's. ralnc hr did
not know, h went down to thc mill
t. see = mutual friend. The friend Wa>;
10 return home.
just rs he started To cross tn, foui
bridge 4 man stepped out of the shad-
ow ana asked FOR A match. When hr
put his hand i'll his pocket two other
men snrang upon him. bore him L. the
ground and kicked him on the head.
He remembered nothing more until II,
came to himself some time later lying
il the road. Ills money was gone ana
i;is face was covered with blood.
He did not believe him self seriously
hurt and Went 10 his boarding place
without assistance. \ physician who
Was called, however. found three bad
knife wounds. one III til" abdomen. an
other III the chest and third on the
face. He was Very weak from loss Of
blood ana tie beating Il" mad received.
The physician said that Garrett will
recover, hut tha; he vii! la confined I,
his bed for .cr,c time.
Garrett gave thn police a description
of the man with whom he went 90 the
mill. Wednesday night. They believe
this was one Of the assaiiants ana arc
searching for him.
During the past few months 4 NUM-
ebr + holdupS have taken place on tie
fuothridge. Whilh connects the business
section uf the town with the Residential!
district. and the police b"liev" Al has
been the work Of the same gang. Pro
viouss to Wednesday night the rpbberies
hav. been of = minor nature. only small
amounts Of money being taken and N"
| hlLhWaymcn not attempting Nlnlth"".
and the po.ir.- hayr beer unable I" 81
cure any clue upon which TO work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
UNION BANQUET
of Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont Clubs
At Wakefield, Mass, Last Evening,
With About 400 in Attendance.
Major Holman Day Represents Gov. HILL.
Speakers Cheered 10 Echo.

Wakefield, Mass, Dec. 12.--While the
Governors Of Maine. New Hampshire
and Vermont had been invited and
We're expected to be present at the
union banquet Of the Pine Tree. Gran
itc state and Green Mountain State
Clubs at City hall. this evening, they
We're represented by Well-known per-
sonagcs. who spoke interestingly t1
former residents Of the three states
There were about 100 members Of the
three clubs present. Prayer was offered
bv Rev Thomas W Inman and Rev. c.
r. Hickok acted as chairman.
Gov. Hill Of Maine. was represented
by MAJ jor Holman F. Day while Gov.
Jordan Il New Hampshire. was repre-
sented by Hon. Edward c. Pearson,
secretary of state, Concord \. H.. ana
Gov. Stickney of Vermont, hy Col
Fredk. r. Burgess of his eXcellency's
STAFF.
Judge Henry Il. Dewey ana Cnl. +.
j. Gihon Of Coy. Cranes official family
were present and spoke for the Bay
state. while Messrs DAY, Pearson and
Burgess held the close attention Of the
native Of their State and We're cheered
TO the echo Vhen they had finished
their brief speeches.
The three cllhs have Il very large
membership and The union banquet
was one Of the most Interesting events
Ii Wakrnelds history. Many of the
prominent citizens Of the town are ma
1iv"S Of the three states
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
BEYOND CONTROL.
Boer Leaders Unable to Stop
Murder and Outrage.
Unarmed and Wounded British Shot
Down. at BrackenIaagte.
Survivors Stripped Of Clothing ia Spite Of
Broken Limbs and Wounds.

London. Dec. 1@--The war office has
issued statement, tonight. dealtnS
with the Boer treatment OF Col. Ben
cons wounded at Brakenlaagte, which
is a result Of special investigation OF
the matter instituted by Lord Kitch-
cner.
III" statement sets forth that Is off,
Ger. and men of Cot. Bensuns com
mand were kindly and even carefully
treated by the Beers, while the remain
ing - men who We're examined testified
that they witnessed and suffered atroc-
tiles worse than those which followed
the Nlakfontein disaster.
These latter said that unarmed and
wounded men lying around the guns
were killed at close range. and that the
survivors If the engagement suffered
torture being robbed and stripped Of
their clothing in spite Of their wounds
2 nj broken limbs.
Lord Kitchener says that evidently
the Boer leaders are no longer able to
rerress murder and outrage on the
rart Of their subordinateS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
Ex.SPEAkER REED
Draws Large Crowd to Hear Him Argue An
Insurance Case.

Boston. Dee. 12.-Quito a crowd of
men went To the chambers of the SUI
IRENE court, Wednesday, to hear
Thomas T.. Reed as he argued in q
laW suit of an insurance COM
parry against the state. The issue
haS raised an interesting 1ues-
lion relating to the discretionary
power of the insurance commissioner in
The matter Of computing the reserve
liability and hiking the valuation Of the
assets of foreign insurance company.
The petitioning corporation seeks a
writ Of mandamus to compel the insur-
ance commissioner to compute its re-
serve liability on all policies issued for
one year with the privilege Of renewal
as 1-year term policies, and to compute
by its statement filed at the office of
the respondent, Feb. II. 1901 The case
was argued on a demurrer filed by the
defence and raising the question Of ju-
of the court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
FELL FROM AlOFI.
Alfred Coulter Of Reading Killed. Thursday
on Schooner OH Seguin.

Portland. Me. Dee Eth" schooner
Crescent. capt. Mehaffy. bound from
Long Coyv for New York. Put in hcre.
rhs afternoon, ANA reported the acci-
dental death of one of her crew The
deod man Il Alfred Coulter of Reading.
Mass. \ widow ANA four children sur
Vl-c him.
The accident occurred Just before
noon. today while tho schooner was y
niles off seguin light. The pennahl n
the masthead had become tangled ana
yas riinging c!rit to the mast Coulter
s,art.d to climb UP the mast I"
s,rai.hteu it out. lie had covered NOR"
.I,ap half The distance when thr NlS~t'
rlve 4 lurch anu the man l"st m hh.d
ami fen To- the deck. II" was instantly
killed.
coroner Perry Viewed thc body h"r".
tonight. ana after hearing the captain
story decided that az inquest MAS "h-
necessary. The body will bc sth' !"
Reading for burial,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
GAS AND TROUBLE.
Comes From White Bread,

Nhiio il i,i trur that ~. buill W the
body from food il is also tru" that az
feraut kinds ot food have different e.
fact, On thn body ana produce different
results.
For instance it * absolutely imFrs-
si,,lo to live on white bread alone. for
II contains almost nptfr-; Hrt s''trch.
,nd nm excess Of white breai produces
.os and ,rpubln in the intcstincS WhIie,
III the same ,;inn the other clements
,.aouired bv the body for building up
hrain and nerve certers. as WeH AS
muscular tissue. have been lelt pu' u
III white bread. md we see from cXpe-
,.iencc the one trying I" i've 'i' white
broad alone gradually f"ils IN hirh;Hf
and noryo,ls power as well rs los III
muscle.
S,ch q diet could not bo kept Hp long
...ithout fatal results. y lady ~ Jack
.npyi,Ic. fla. was crippled BY an acct
,a,,t ,,yo year. ,cn. Rcing without III"
.'l,-.., of exercise an o.d st"maHn
,ro,,hl,. that was hers for years became
worse. ara il was q serious question ic-
o,,iins food that she could digest
\ physician rut her on otaN' y u,9
preakfast Food with some "''iii'ti - pc
rasrlts. She SAYS nov that n"t oiliA .
she able to 10 Il big days N"rA' "'
cause OF thc strength Of her nr'th ''i'''
nerves. but that shc has finally thio" =
ou.av her crutcies because the hi"S'its
If her limbs maze gradually grown
stronger sine. she began the H@t -
l.rape- Nuts. and now she is prac'itaiiS
,rau and can 70 about witfont tt"u"ie'
Notwithstanding the fact 'hat ! "hS
said she would never ht "p'e II
rain. :" much fer eating t.i" iAN'
Kind Of food instead Of rehlal''''ls ,''
inynIid ami a cripple heo"us' :" Il"
III 1,.,,,.1ga of the kind of foo1
~ use 10 bring one back 10 he@i'a.
>.,,,,.. aiven on application 70 Postum
49,, 49,. ~ I'd Battle Greek Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
ONE MAN MISSING.
Filth Avenue Hotel at Ford City. Pa. Burned.
Several Badly Injured.

Ford City Pa. Dec. 1..-Thc Fifth
Avenue hotel Of this place was destroy
"a BY fire at an early hour. today. on"
man is missing and several employees
and guests We're injured by jumrin :,
from TIL second and third tloors to the
ground.
Those most seriously injured were
Z. L. Hammond, night policeman,
burned about face and body; a. A..
Aarson. Fttshurg, injured internally
by jumping: George Richards badly
burned about hands and face; James
Mclaughlin. burned about face and
lands: James Karl. broken leg; Nalen-
tine Debold. proprietor Of the hotel.
eace burned; Michael McCarney. leg
broken.
A man named pumont is missing and
it is feared was burned to death. The
building and contents wer" valued at
so ono
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
FIRE At NEW YORK.
About Si75,O0G Loss 10 the Dennison Manu-
featuring Co., Thursday Morning.

New York, Dee. IA dNc-st"ry
building. No. la> Broadway, occupied
~ The Dcnnison Manufacturing 90.
was badly damaged by . iire which
started early this morning, and which
burned for some hours.
The fire department estimated the
loss on building and contents at Sl.3.-
600 The insurance was about two
thirds Of that sum. Several thousand
dollars worth Of stock in building
next door occupied by the Hegeman
Drug Corporation was destroyed.
The fire started on the third floor in
the rear of the Dcnnisor building, al a
noin- where it was difficult for the fire
men TO work. IL was one OF the most
spectacular fires that has been seen IN
tn, lower business section in q long
time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

News is given in adviCes from Japan
Of the destruction by fire of the Orien-
tai Hotel at Yokohama. which was ac-
counted the handsomest in Japan. The
fire occurred in the early morning and
d number of guests escaped with moth
ing but their night clothes. One Japan
*" nurse was burned to death. The
funeral of the late Princess Yamashina
took place at Toxic. Nov. Z. All princes
and princeSses Of the blood were pres
.Hi. and with the soldery and police
the cortegc presented an imposing ap-
pearance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
fAlR..STORM APPROACHING.

Washington. Dec. l:,--Forccast for
Friday and Saturday for New Eng
land: Fair, Friday; Saturday increas-
ing cloudinesS ana warmer, with rain
O. snow in western and southern plr-
tions. light 10 fresh east 10 southeast
minds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
krauz Hearing Set for Dec. 10.

London. Dee. Fin the Bow street
police court. today. the prosecution
against Dr. Krauz, ex-governor OF
Johannesburg. on charges Of high trea-
son and inciting 10 murder. having
concluded itS case. counsel for the pris-
Uner announced that he reserved his
defence. Tfereupon Dr Krauz was
again rcmanded until Dec. IS. when h.
viii be formally committed for the
January assizes on the charge of hav-
ing melted Cornelius Brokesma to mur-
der John Douglass Foster
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
ALL THREE DEAD.
Rurco steerer MORALLY Wounds Two Officers
and Is Instantly Killed.

Houston. Ten. Dec. l2.-When Officers
7 e. lanes and Herman Youngst at
;rmned /" arrest q n,,~-sh hnnG, s'egr-
~. Intte, opened fire with q shnt gun
II the tirst fire he m"r;ally woindei
James. who fell. He then iiredat Youngs,
knocking him CONN., o,,car rnd Da Wa on s'n r z
u b;neaIf from the gutter ana fired
'hrra f lines. killing Preacher. James an
ynunrsr diea within III" same moment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
FOR PROTECTING FOREIGNERS.
yuoo yu Who fouqh. Allies Decorated BY Chm
csc Imperial edict.

prkin, Dec. l2--An edict has "I'
peared hestowing honors Oh t,e , l','' -,
nuny Chang and on Prince oh'ns ana
-. oFciols for participation in tht
"'i''' ,t;,,;ou. The most remark
,hIa clause awards Yung Lu 'Wh" COM
,,,rdad the best disciplined troops
which opposed the allies, the two-ry-H
,.acock feather. for protecting i"i-
e,on.rs against the Boxers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
Bad Storm in the West.

panycr, colo. Dec. la heavy snow
fan on the mountains in this state IS
rausing considerable delay I" railroad
traffic. Reports from southern NY"-
ming are tn the effect that general
storm nrcNallS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Tho annual meeting a thr American
Friends Peac" conter.nc" began ai MI
.rail.I mainly to protest against war ana
Hi arcompanimnnt and to foster plans
5ending 1" roulizltion Of mlytrsai
l'r"si,l.d over The oporrnr session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

,,..;,.l.. ~ Incorporation ~ n" S"n...
r ~ tSs.r,ritias %. capital I".."F, Wer' ,.
arn ,;rn, osTnl oThnrs,lay. al Trenton. - J. tn III
GampahE @ IS author3zea 3 t. +; rqTsRa- rrek2 abs aa'"
sell. eNvH" .l17c,rities Of any corpora ion,
lions nma rnapt TO or municpalitv the inc%r-
sovern.hent are. c. Fredk. smith: john Il.
Tnrner Edward 2 Hawkins hn h4wfrF 4, # q i
Ma agoiiin and Walter Il ""h''- III i '''','
Orange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

John Haley. aged Is. Of Conception
Pay. y. r.. was buried under 10 tons OF
iron ore at Sydney, y. s.. Wednesday.
and met instant death. A car Of ore
vas being dumped into tank and
Haley in attempting to pass under Il
vas caught and killed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
AS 100000 Blaze at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Dec. 12.-The large carpet
nouse ,r Lowrin & Goehel was burned,
today. The. loss is clos, tn 500 6c". vii
insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Holly in abundant supply for Nmas
viii he on hand at Partridge's Old
i;eliahle Drug store. opposite postoffice,
also mistletoe and cut flowers Leave
orders there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
THE ECONOMY

u the daily use Of Calder's
b"ntire iS thr.efold. 1t
cle3 nspS the. teeth and gums
with q small amount of tn.
InWaer, II saves dentists
h!!lS. 1t saves tn. hcaltn of
Your stomach.
'alder's Dentine is Il
tooth powder YOU ought to
u.s..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
We Do the
State Work
Homer r. Dill,
State TaxidermiSt.

Curator, State Museum, Gardiner,
Maine. Telephone, 3G-1l.
OCT. .eod3mlp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13

Send your game heads, animals and
binds. you want properly mounted to
lis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-13
HARVARD,

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