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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
MEETING OF EDUCATORS.
Minneapolis Entertaining 15,o0o
 Delegates to the Convention.

Minneapolis July S.-Minneapolis to- night Is entertaining 1b.000 delegates to The National Educational Association. The sessions Monday and Tuesday were confined to the Indian section. Tomor- row the work in detail will commence and the men of letters and educational note, politicians, inventors. publishers, representatives of church and State and National Government have places on the program.
 There were three important meetings this morning. The national council de- voted it's session to a consideration of the social aspects of education, the papers being as follows:
 The School as a Culture Center, in the Light of the Hesperia Movement" by D. E. Mcclure of Lansing, Mich; The So- ciaI Aspect of Education" by John Dewey, professor of philosophy and edu- cation at the University of Chicago; ''The Recent French Reaction Against Rous- seau's Doctrine and in Favor of Social Education" by Mss Anna Holman Smith, United States bureau of education, Wash ington.
 The Indian education section held a very interesting session with addresses by United States Commissioner of Educa- ton; Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi- dent of the Columbia university, New York and State Superintendent Baynss of Illinois and others.
 MT. Harris talked about the uses of newspapers in the education of the In- dian. Technical papers were read by H. B. Pears of the Haskel institute. Kansas; J. c. Hart of the Oneida school of Wis consin; c. w. Grouse, Indian agent at Fort Grouse, Arizona.
 At the general session among those who spoke were Governor S. R, Van Sant, J. w. Olson, State Superintendent of Public Instruction and Dr. Cyrus Northrop, president of the Minnesota State Univer sity and Superintendent James A. Foshay of the ely schools of Los Angeles.
 President Beardshear was taken to the hospital suffering from an attack of nervous prostration and was unable to deliver his address this evening
 pr. Nicholas NJ. Butler, president of Columbia University, spoke interesting ly on Some Pressing Problems. His speech sounded the key note of the pur- pose and aims of the convention and the profession of teaching in general.
 pr. E. A. Alderman, president of Tulane University of Louisiana. followed Dr. Butler. his words being highly appre- ciated.
 The national council finished its work this morning and the Indian department closes with its session tomorrow evening This evening the various delegates select ed their members>for the nomination com Tnittea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
PRESS AS THE ENEMY.
Secretary Moody Has Unique Plan
 to Locate Leaks"


 Washington, July 8.-Up to this time the War and Navy Department officials have considered but two factors in the coming joint army and naval maneuVers on the Atlantic Coast in September-the invading and defending forces.
 Now, according to the pla IS of Secre- tary of the Navy Moody, there is to be a third factor-the press of the United States.
 The object of the maneuvers Is to sim- ulate as closely as possible conditions Of actual warfare and the Secretary believes as the press plays such an important part in real war it should be seriously considered in connection with the com ing maneuyers.
 Therefore. he contemplates throwing the press reports of the country upon their own resources, meanwhile having both invaders and defenders regarding the news gatherers as a common enemy" and endeavoring to mask the movements of their forces as much as possible from the public
 Secretary Moody points out that his plan will be valuable in bringing to light news leaks for which officers who are found responsible will ne reprmanded and in proving by personal tests thoroughly if the forces can elude the vigllant cor respondents and guard against the es- cape of information.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
TAXPAYERS MAKE DEMAND FOR REFUND OF PAVING ASSESSMENT I

As a result of the recent decision of the Supreme Court of Alabama, by which the general paving law of Montgomery and the Baby Bond Act" were declared to be unconstitutional. number of citi- zens of Montgomery are demanding of the city government repayment of the money paid for paving under these laws.
 Major Robert E. Steiner. City Attorney, declares, however, that under an act of the last Legislature and a provision of Ire new constitution. the city can obyiate the dih1culty in which it finds itself by reassessing the abutting property in ac- cordance with the bsnefits to be derived:
 In accordance with the suggestion of the City Attorney. Alderman Kohn intro- duced into the City Council Monday even- ing an ordinance providing for the re- assessment for paving and gravelling of all streets paved or gravelled in the city. The ordinance was adopted under a sus- pension of the rules.
 Among ths demands received for settle ment of claims arising from the decision of the Supreme Court was letter from Hen. Gordon Macdonald. who proposed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
Lutheran League of America.

St. Paul. Minn.. July S.--Nearly 700 dele gates. representing about 6OO.o00 Lutheran young people. arrived In St. Paul from all parts of the country to attend the fifth annual convention of the Lutheran League of America, which opened this evening at the First Swedish Church. The convention opened with short ses- sion at which addresses of welcome were made. Business sessions will occur to- morrow and Thursday at the Memorial English Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
A Judge Kills Himself.

Frankport. Ky, July s.-Judge Sanford, one of the best known citizens of Rock port. committed suicide at his room in the hotel here last night by shooting himself in the head with revolver. He had been in bad health for a number of years He left letter addressed to his brother, Richard T. Sanford of Danviile, Tex Judge Sanford was 52 years of age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
DESIGNATED OLD GLORY.
As Result Charles Roberts Was Severely Beaten and Fined BIO.

Boston, July s.-Chsrles Roberts, an Englishman, and Assistant Stewlrd Of the Cunarder Saxonia. was fined $l0 in the West Boston District Court today on pleading guilty to a charge of desc crating the American flag. Roberts. with two companions. was enjoying the Fourth of July in East Boston and was some what intoxicated. At hotel there, while waiting to be served with refreshments. Roberts took q small American flag from his pocket and after making some insult ing remarks tore the nag into shreds and threw them in the face of a stranger.
 Several of those present drove the three men into the street. where one Bostonian singled out Roberts and gave him such a beating that the latter had to cry for hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
Julia Arthur Operated Upon.

Boston. July S--Mrs. B. P. Cheny (Julia Arthur was operated upon for today at her home on Little Brewster Island. Boston harbor. The operation was successful and it Is expect ed that Mrs. Cheny's cOnvalescence will be rapid unless some unexpected com blications should manifest themselves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
Died from Ptomaine Poisoning.

London, July 9.-The Shanghai corres- pendent of The Daily Express says that thirteen English and American boys at tending the international mission school at Chefoo were seized with Illness afteR partaking of chicken pie. Twelve of the boys died, says the correspondent, supposedly from ptomaine poisoning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
Widener and Griscom Decorated.

Copenhagen. July s.-P. A. Widener and Clement A. Griscom are investigat- ing Northern Europe in connection with the plans of the Morgan shipping com bine. Emperor William has decorated them with the Order of the Red Eagle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09

Pawtucket. R. l., July S.-The street railway employees strike which has been in force since Jne was tonight declared off. The strikers gained absolutely noth-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
If thn Rabv Is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well-trled remedy
 MRS WINslDW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, fOi children teething Ii soothes the child softens the gums, allaYs all pain, cures wind coltG and is the best remedy for diarThoea- Twenty Ave cents a bottle. su-Wd-n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
Battery Park HO tel Aslleyille, N. C.

Rates $1b per week and up- wards. Special inducements for families who spend the entire summer. AshevIlle affords sx- ceptionaI advantages as . sum- uasr resort, combining the most healthful climate, cool, salubrious breezes, charming social life, su- perter accommodations, superb music, fine horse back riding, ex- cellsnt reads for driving, wnra- derfui mountain views, dslight- fal environments--and best of ali, ease of accessibility.
 For further information apply to
 r. P. MeKrssIcK, Ppopristor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIRs.


 EQUINE Record Co. offers limited amount of treasury sto.k at Slo per share; best proven weekly dividend paying investment of goth century; bank and business references; par ticulars. address Equine Record Co.,, 256 Broadway. N. Y. o-26t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
cnpe Parliament summone

CNpe FarHament oummoned. Capetown. July S.--The Parliament of Cape Colony has been summoned to meet August 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
FINANCIAL.

Money to Loan On Diamonds. Watches. Jewelrys Guns, etc. $aredssned Pledges For Sale at Montgomery Loan Co.,,
 ' N. Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09

wANTED-For [. & Army, able bodied. un- married msn between ages of 2 and 35. citi- gems of United States, of good character and temDerate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to Re- cruiting Officer, Moses Building, Montgomery: Ala su Wd-Ir-u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09


 FOR SALE-Clark's Form Book, new edition just out; a book that nearly every business person needs, S2. per copy postpaid Brown Printing Co.,. Montgomery. Ala su-wd-fr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-That ideal cottage home, lo4 Vir- Einia Ave; reception hall, parlor. dining room, bedroom, bathroom porcelain bathtub and all sanitary conveniences, kitchen and pantry: a large and convenient stable, all on a lot 5Ox2o0: will sell at a sacrifice. Apply Duncan Ross, Exchange Barber Shop.
 Wd-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
WANTED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-A good office boy that wants permanent position. E. E. Forbes Piano to. WANTED-Stenographer male state age, II en1nloyed at present where, and give particu- lars as to experience, speed, etc. Address c, D. H.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
wANTED-BoARDERs, BOOMERS.

WANTED-To purchase a farm from 50 tc 100 acres within 6 miles of city. on Mt Meigs or Upper Wetumpka Road. F. q Massie. 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

 LITTLE PAINT STORE will move July [ to store under Arlington Hotel, opposite Brooks where we have larger store and better accom- modations. Don't forget this. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
WANTED.

WANTED-Men who are weak or diseased to write for free booklet edited by the leading and most successful specialist in the united States Address J. Newton Hathaway M. D., 76 Inman Building, Atlanta Ga su-wd WANTED-Customers for our dlstillery slop; unquestionaby the greatest flesh producer for cattle stock and hogs; price reasonable Apply to the Kohn DistiTfng Co. su-wd-if-lI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-09
FOR SALE

FOR RENT-Storehouse No. POP Dexter Ave Apply to J. M Starke. e5 Houston St. su-wd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

A melting q me Maine =I1T.sEiEs1s-15i-
en1s ana assistant s1Es=Tln1=a2sl-s q
the Metropolitan LIFE Insurance Go.
Eas hsh 81 Hotel North in this ciTy,
y-sss-zar There were about - gan 4
al--nsr yITeserL AZczE the uEEhsEr
wers " ? Do5El2s G Boston suE=sz-
l1-e15eu- q a-=Ecies 1o- New Eng
land. r O AEs-s- SeE York assist
zn- manager Ct rhe ordinary depart
merit Sap=zzl1szA5=n1 : d Ba-1lett
q the Portland civzs5aa- Szrs-lntea5-
Ell Z p L-4n-1=E q ne LswEs-oa IL
vision SurtE5zrszGsz1 L Rooz=y g
the BzRso- divis5e-- aaa Szpe-Ir1=Ea-
en1 P Frank EcG0Han C 1ae Calais
division Besides thssz E@zLzEnsz
there were seTs-a7 assistant suEa-za-
te1ds1ls n ATTENDANCE THE z7e=zzEg
Vas ae35 1er LA@ Ea-Esas= - listening
10 reports IS % LEe waluEs C bzs5-
cess doae in The state during abe year
As this j. Eh- last quarter ire man
zFsTnrlt Was lesirUas lf ksgEils
what the prospect vas lo- an in
creased business ors- 1891 Last year
the ae% 0rd5za-x business done Il
Maine amounted II s1@zAS1S and 1hs
n@E Industrial business reached lhe
sum Uf S5e8-9z3. The E=1Ilsnen h1-
dinner tngetbs- and many q Than
wear away On The afternoon trains
Cthers aet1 On 1Ez night Pullman b0Ih
east ans wesl- ard IL remainder FF1-l
60 today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19


An old citizen OF A1E2s1a ! ~ -
session Of q 7e.rer writer 81 yeA1s
which brsngx forc1tay 70 hleA ~.
change il MEDICAL prartsrs 1nSh -,
occurred during lhai Fsraol
z-a-sr was the nire-gesr -oad ca -
AZ a Clergyman. and she describes !. - !
me doctors deaas wsah Der faine- t =
ease Of sore throat First ines -s,.-
kim. the nsxt day thEE gave =. -. 800
mel aa1 5alap. ana the Third a.. -,
dassd hin xssh a powerful tr1e1.- i
ereer upen sbs Evsod s =
shown il letter from hi-n y -
u5scu tire unsatisfactory sta-e Z +h1t
spiritual condition ana re9nae. ~
life l. short. ac thst lhe enn 60
1ao<t VIII soon corae- There = r ...s-re
scs1us nuaor in the a7EsaTtslll - -, "a
Of AIRY suspicion 1ha1 The f1oe,s. -,,s-st-
z-arzhsrs 10 Go with MS <'1z1t 81 -.
us1 rsnO7n. A. Re lived $500
wears longer and tn the are - -
aFe. il i apg.aren1 that ne hAa 80 s0r
Which Was too rs1rn e-'-
the r.33-zchtsIl doctors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

1Er and Mrs Z < Read scored z big
victory ever their young friends after
the wedding ceremony o. y eoDesdaT
evening. The boys and girls had
planned for 4 rousIr- s=TEl26e WHEN
the newly Welded couple went 10 1a=
depot 70 take TIE PaIlman 1o- Their
proposed Wedding tor Al Ihe ae-
compartments for SollE good tine had
been secured Tn horns and other aG-
Juncts q a 1lrs1-clzss jubilee had been
gathered II by The smart yong men
o. the town. The ceremony being over.
aeatineis were posted II the vicinity o.
tne Hunt residence with Instructions 10
report the Instant the wedding party
entered the carriage 10 70 70 The 6s-
pot The coach was drawn I'd In front
Of The house Il had been bedecked
with fgosy-rx and the doors OF tie equip
are we're tied with rope The young
folks were determined rba- M Reid
and tbs bride would not escape than
And 50 they watched and waited Tine
PASSED and 1te hour for 1he arrival q
the train was fast approaching And
then the startling CRY Went OIL thar III
couple hid escaped By The back waE.
oar through Dr. Roberts back yard il
to state street and were Of before Tae
sentinels On watch knew what hs1
happened TIE crowd gathered al Ehe
station. Int those hey sought came
not The whole story care ont YES
terday- Mr. and MIS- Reid stopped a-
Tire bone u friends over night go- Up
early yesterday morning roe 70
HsUoweu On the e}eCTT5cS and there
3os-k The train Tor Boston They had
csutwitted their friends n splendid
shape
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Tire EhzzzWEz- charged EliA beng
T8ezzIBy z5tEzn the Ualled STATES. zsre
ordered 70 - der.arzsd " United States
Col---7isz5azlsr Bradley al Portland
-a--s52E-
JoAz Mis- unmarried aged 80 years
VS. found dead II Bad a. his hozas II
was : naive Ct NeWEy- Death was
dr. to heart disease
AZ The saloons II Bi31etord were
llossd- W=5nesdaF- through 1he az
15ezty u Sheriff FoEg's DEPUTIES SaDe
E,lar=s are selling hcr ba=r which Il
j. claimed = within He lax
Peter Ba1hanL Eh0 lives 1cur miles
mage stolen -Ees52r night and Il l.
believed tha- -he bank robbers have
worked HID me l52= and that they are
ne parties Who 1ook me outfit
he farm 1sulldI1gs q C--1n T Dodge
a. BoothhaE. were destroyed bE fire.
Tues6zv- Cause Of fire unknown and
il L understood there was Est inSu--
anc= Most u+ The household goods
were burned. also % tons 81 hay car
TlaEes- 1ar111s tools zo6 = bushels IF
potatoes
The Clara C1z-5la sailed Ws-5zss6zE.
from Rocklzld with Capt SQrenscsa
who returned 10 Seal Island where The
work of placing another chain about
the su1ken Alice N Davenport ulll he
completed Il The present pleasant
weather continues Captain So1ezsen
hes high hopes az raising 1he vessel
and towing ha- 70 Fsa1kla16-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
STATE NEWS.
kENkEBEc.
souri, FAYETTE.


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al D. --ol1z-
MSS A1t'el ---- s-- II @
go a '''i-1'' e- ''1'-. ---7 . HI
a IT. AAt-
Miss EIla Maxim Il so-DerElils-
Mass y 1he En@sl q h. cousin Ms
'4l'lf7s Nse'1''i-
N- z Crurk6-- ~ PHI T. serving F.1 IT,
grand JG-y u August sT'e-I Slfid---z
with ms family
W Il Richmond j. having q u=w
rrenstock hunt III his saw mil LsU5-
lev Walls i doing t1e work
NJ Animal, F.-.zs 75rss55arr IVY --+
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IUatT as -itrln- Is fi-s b7en li1s-liE
= bf2ei N4'-at5o-- ~ AlCA II ~-]-eNT-
Win his lalIlliy 81 ins 3 nome
STEAD NoIla wayne
Mrs George Tsoo6-T and 1Ho ctl5l-
areu. Masters Harold and GUY nave
returned 10 Soue-v5lle- Mass
NJ : R5shea and Mrs I.77rf-,57z
E5-skin Of Wac s.s-}s5 On 4-5enss
---A-,-z5a, gf-s-Do.-
A., 90 r---,--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
AUGUSTA DRIVING PARK

F-1EsaSzis vii - received mt S.--
-sz1tse- Eth 81 !. s'raa-k NJ <1- the -u-
chase and -x-aTa1 "a tn Nzl5t-Es ana
-r-cE IN re so1Es z2m@5 -sa-R r--cy--,5s
The right x RESERVED 70 -z5=-- Any Or Al
proposals. o. - sccsl. s-y r-o.1osgz n
part
In these tines q high -5-scsS there II
lumber S7alE1 III TIM E-DEr1S Il -g-1-sa-5T
Converted 70 60 1cr-aE WV Il -As szy4-S-
o @E--a2S4 II sl1l5--< Operations t-T
frezsse WHO wish II err-8z-1cs Cal N ~
soe-ess 5e--v @ StETars n STAT. street
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

We o1e- One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any -zz@ q C2a1zr-h -hz- cannot be
cured Hr r1a4ls Ca-a--l Curs.
IT. j CHENEY x CO. Toledo G-
We TIE undersigned. have Known r. 7.
Cheney 11- 11A last II Eaa-s and believe
hin perfectly -1-o-ah be IN IN business
rra-saUt5a-lS and z1alclallT 1tss 10 carry
c-zE Any Obligations made by -11=-- d-1n-
II EST ( T&CAG- Il alleszl= Druggists,
Tole51. O.
WAL1IN- ETNNAN & MARVIN
W1ul=Szl= -D-~uEE1s-s. -l1e1-. Q.
Hairs Ca-E--h Cu-s Il taken internally
acting Directly 1Dcl 1hE bioe5 and M
-.llS surfaces - --z srS-HI- -ss-1r1Cr{-
as z-l- r-=f- Pre- sc -e- aa-,]a- SaId
~ El z-lEEls1z
Ez Fa-IT FI1H a-s 1hs best
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
SOMERSET.
Mss PORTLAND.

Ncsses Mlfcheu * reported pot quite
IS wei IS last week
Mrs L p Files q SkoxAegza. ans
in thss village. hast week
Mr. ana M-z - l. Hort are Sway
his week oa q tr5p 20 The Areas-ook
saE101 - Hlsil relatives They VII
make znate zn EXTENDED uza
Ea-ar X Weadard MO L engaged
II s'eIaerIi-s facts fer oa1sGs 81 New
: Iilsyara and Se-7o-g. as nearly corr
g4es-d hss zresk-
ResEl n BlaisaeB MAS a this rlara
c1e Gay tasz fE-esa- ne has ret been
enable 70 ss-l MS h0us= AT tins village.
-ha1sA n 1 h0png Il ind a crsto--a.-
a. an early date
Miss Theresa SPeo1s- CT Skeu l1a-
gan was z 1hss rzazse, LIST week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

The -nan-Lly meeting lz SaEaGz.7a'.
Cuunzv Pomona Grange VS. bed
"Wednesday EI-z W@$I EaIa 6sralc-
T-rz-= VS. . large Attendance >eT--Al
a-,r,Iiear5g-s +r.s-z candidates fer 11e fifth
a-zr+-= zev= received. and ThlS lf--r--
wa1 conferred Eznuz a large -lDha-. ~
vah Il Do-n+l and David r WYE s71 a.
IL re -rc.---5-E session in favor p- me
extension q TIE rural 1lE5l delivery T.-3z
Afternoon session consisted Ct ElaE'frs
guun Ia H -r1s LIFE # Farmers. ~
= g. Nale1I 81 TuTsSflsTE- 4ar1 T. r Pa
--i-S af Ws-g- BAN The L'.s-reasArt-v en-
Sea fa- Good Cr-Tfs- bT Fred Wright ct
Na-11 Bath and William Z kin BAH Of
Bata. ard The Method o+ Keeping A -
-5ss- IL John C1th. Mss E-la Douglas
Il E-1h read an interesting paper tf1 ed
-J-st5a1l- xhlj= Mrs. Lincoln AN1i1Iz-IlS - d
& poem and q delightful -l1s5raa T-'o-
E-a-n wzS given
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

E4lzn-he Lodge No =. n ca P. n
itiare6 Ire candidates into the hrt
rank 1as1 night The tickets tU ths
fair are selling very rapidly Fran
Monday afternoon up 70 Wednesday
night there were 10 sold This raIiia
sic shows that the peeq5e 1-r cis-
posed 70 help out 1he fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

Tns managers q 1he rhldrsn's
Home request The ladies' q Augusta u
meet a. The Home cn Friday AFTER
nnua II O'Clock 70 complete he M
finished sewing VIII sara lacr Please
bring her sewing implements with hs-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

John A Buckley has s7cc-eaea %
carrying through TIRE ssn-oer -eai'r
1aeae smells which ne KEYS 1ur I've
bait i has been claimed thai s-pt1ts
cann0t be kept in captivity hui NJ
Buckley rs demonstrated that -Aa-
can Re has not best over 7sb 61rg-ar
-Es SUMMIT season The secret q Us
Success IS probably becs1ss the Wais1
in which The fish are KEEP comes from .
sT-a7E and & absolutely pure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

The united societies a- the Ms-hasi:s.
church 91ln-7 in giving q soCIE be. last
evening Il -hs veE1rT Music and sinE-
ing made I'D me entertainment and IL.
cream and cake were served There
x2s a eoo6 attendance and Al e45eg-
able time was had
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

ga0c11ol q Green and Grove streets d
being improved III il WAS al taken
aZaE the Improvement THIS rracs
m7oul1 De Very marked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

The first Ez-ne Of fparisaA =
PLAYED IN Augusta this season WI lake
Ilace On Saturday, SeslI - =
the RrE-sR7r:k High and tns -
High The tors Of Eory Are
ing every day now. and al ne -.
ants for Bsaces On abe tszn are -
ing I'D wonderfully wed te1is'oS- -. -,
interest is felt In The quesnan 81 IL !.
te selected Ia sustain rft nI.ll'''s ~. ~
Conr n he opening game ne 80
Of each Individual E8sysr during az
next week VIII determine Anr - 5,
Fer this reason every pes u
hss level best if be hopes fs % 1d'' :
rf1r elect
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

The first car 70 Winthrop on sur
Gay morning leaves Augusta TWO hs'1-s
later than On week mornings Nsn
week DAYS the first CT IszT=s a. IA
and on sundays II ia The sane
rule applies 10 The ToE1s and Gzr6inss
branches. thai X Al cars leave rwS
hours later fTvn each Place 81 SHn-
DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

There are about 100 tons az s1t- eta.
II the storehpases IN ms ciig. The r.
Tail p-lce j s. : ton-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19

N5c1-2eG MczS0xa1 Was heEor. IN.
police court THURSDAY rnar-slr.r
charged With InIoxira-5oa- He WIS
given the -sEza 1ne CT So which ~
Faa6-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-19
Special Advertisements

SMALL z-Ee-TSEMENTS Dot tx-
c+--1l-.E TErturT--v- E-1-as coming urIl---
me head 15 WANTED F71E Sale TIA
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