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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16
Boston Wool Market.
Boston. Dccelnhor II

Boston, Dttt'llliNl II.
The total receipts Of wool at this port
during the past week comprise. las lbs.
domestic, and Isl lbs. foreign against
Is ~: lbs. domestic and 1870 ll'S., foreign
for the same time last year.
RF.MARKS--Thr improvement noted IN
the wool market Il week ago continues to
develop along similar lines. More wuoi
has been sold than for some tl'ne. the &c
mand being well distributed over the
various classes and grades Some OF TIE
leading mills have been free buyers OF
wool but the business has not been col
fined to them by any means. and many OF
the I6edium and smaller sized mills nave
also been in the market. There il con-
siderable Improvement noted in the goods
market which has been felt in the wool
market Woisted spinners are also saiG
to be buying wool. especially those cater
ing to the hosiery and underwear manu-
tacturere. All through the market. how
ever. the Improvement is noticeable anu
substantially all the houses report bet
ter demand for their wool.
Ohio and Penn. Prices-Fine lln"aSneu.
oiGia5c.: Ohio and Penn. unmerch. 2eM2lc.
Mich, unwashed, fine. 2eM23c; uinnerch'
olGf.2..Sc. -
Pulled Wool. secured basis-Finc y, a
6l5Nc.: extras. 55MCcc.: y super. 4iHibc. Il
StIuer 40gfi1c.: & super. 52m5ic co-nhii!2'
iGastoc.: fine combing. i,mocc. California,
: Ohio and Penn. tieeces-NN and aboNS.
;.1,tSt3.ilc.; x and above, :0lt3lc.; No. l. 32ti
&c: No .. 3..MS2c.
Mich. Wis. etc.-Mieh. Y and above
aleIsSc: No. l. e9n 5ec.; No. :, 2S1-ee-; fine
conlbinG, 2sees9c. :, ~, ,,
eombipg-Ky. and Ind. biGod comp.
2.sfo5c: < blood. 2M.5c.; braid combihS
.ssei &c. ,,,.,, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16
THE LAW COURT.
Audrcseoggin Cases Argued, Tuesday
Washington Gases on Today's Docket


In the law court. Tuesday, Andres
cosgin county cases were argued. the
counsel being Hon. D. J. McGillicuddy,
Hon. Frank A. Morey and Hon. Will
liam III. Newell OF Lewiston, and Hon
Tascus Atwood of Auburn.
Washington county cases are on the
docket for consideration at today's ses-
sion. ire following are the entries
from what county: Ames eli. ais. adj
ambassadors, VS.. Holway; Black VS..
Crane: Fenalson vs.. Holland ct ais;
Inhabitants of Machias VS.. Wesley;
Inhabitants Of Machias VS.. McLaugh-
lin CT ais; Magoon VS.. ellison; Mil
bridge Water Co. VS.. Wallace, appel
liant; Sargent VS.. Pennell and trustee:
Sea Coast Packing Co. VS.. Pike. CT ais;
Sea Coast Packing co. rs. Pike: Sci:
Coast Packing Co. VS.. Peacock: Hol-
way VS.. lAnes ct ais, administrators;
Kilby VS.. Sea Coast Packing Co.; Mum
son KS Hunticy; White ct ais. VS.. Put
nam.
Associate Justices Albert r. Savage
of Auburn. and Luciiius a. Emery Of
Ellsworth, arrived, yesterday, and they
will participate in the general consult
station of all the judges which will oc-
cur, Thursday morning.
7 The following reSeript has been re-
5ceiyed from the law court in the Waldo
county case Of Mary L. McAllister,
sadmr, VS.. Horace Purinton, ct al.
Rescript by Whitehouse, J. Go
,opinion).
The PLAINTIFF recovered a verdict OF
-$310 for balance alleged to be due
for COS cords of hard wood sold TO the
defendants by her husband, III: an
,McAllister. June Is, 1898.
This verdict is clearly wrong and
should be set aside.
The only question in controversy WAS
whether the contract price Of the wood
was 81 or $3.50 per cord. The verdict
rests on the finding that the price was
$3.50 per cord. This is so manifestly
contrary TO the just significance of all
the circumstances in the case, and in
such total disregard of the plain infer
cnces TO be drawn from undisputed
facts as we'll rs of the positive testi-
mony in behalf of the defence, that it
must have been rendered upon SYM
pathy and not upon evidence.
Some cumulative evidence in behalf
of the defence, alleged to be newly
9 discovered. is presented under a sepa
rate motions but it is the opinion OF
the court that this testimony cannot
properly be considered for the reason
that the statements accompanying the
motion are signed and sworn to by
only one member of the firm.
But the verdict is SO clearly agains,
the evidence introduced at the trial
that the entry must be:
Motion sustained, verdict set aside
new trial granted.
Received, Dec. Ia, 1903.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Augusta Market.

Augusta. December IL
BLANS-Pea. Maine, s.. 20; n. Y, sd
yellow eyes, $3.50
BTTrER-Creamery, &c; ball, zoe;
solid. 1Sc.
FGGS-S3c. per dozen.
GRAIN-Corn. &c: meal. SOC. per hu.
mixed feed, s1.20 cwt.; cottonseed meal,
$2S.GTto?.00; bag lots. Sl.4,.
HAY-Loose. retail, 5000 per ton,
pressed. SIS: straw. retail. y; pressed, $40
SCGAR-f.61c. per loo lbs.
IIONEY-BoX, A.SS.
90 IIU'r'rON-Sc. per h.. spring lamb. &c.
OATS-43c. per 80 h. bushel.
IOTATOES-65c. per bushel.
POCLTRY-Fowi. PC: chickens, l5c
WOOL-CnwaShed, 1S&aOc.
WUOD-Dry hard, $5-e0@&e0 per cord
soft. A.pyft500. 1919
Hides-Cow and steer. Sic; COW hides
5lac.:. bun hides. SIC: calf skin, 1sc.
EEAIl--1df3c. per ID.
BElEF-Sides, 61tS'ac. per h.: kinds. Sl
Zoe. !. fores. 51aafGAc.: rounds, and ,lahbs
9mllc.; rumps and loins. i2nifc. rumFs
Ia i.sc: rattlcs. Tic; backs. 'II,ec.
joints. 1aS1Sc.: spring lamb. 'Hic.
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Swift & Turner are 50 we'll pleased
with the appreciation the public fhsts @
manifested in their genuine mark doxn
sale at the ALLEN Store they have DE-
cided TO continue the sale until
Christmas. They haye received line
Of new bargains tiaey, will also display
at this store. Their regular store has
such hold upon shoppers that esen
during the sale" they haze bseatre.
ceedingly busy at the old ssaTe Cor
here will be found the newcs., yyfs.ss st
and best holiday presents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16

The program for the second night of
the Red Mems fair. Dec 81, at Citxlhali.
Will consist OF u series of b4iutiful
living pictures. composed and ari4iised
by Mrs. arthur l.. Brown of this tity
They are as follows: L. .fl1Iekscl $
Crown Jewels; .. The Maid of Oriesins:
the Sd. 18th, and 9TH. tableaux illus
trate the motto of the Improved Order
OF Red Men-Freedom, Friendsbip and
Charity. The 9Th tableau will BE-. The
Red Mems FIRST Visitor. A large rs4sh-
Der OF. young ladies will particiMt Rim
the tableaux, and every thing .pniats
TO a most successful production. s;s
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Boston Market.

Boston, December 10.
FLOUR-Market quiet with prices firm.
al siSod5s5: snrng Clears 3a a., 50; 'i mil
prices and jobbing range include winter
patcnts. s4;i5g4so: do. clears, s4.loar4 50:
I.c7 per bag; ana $3.50. 10 per Dbl; gran
ulated and bolted s2.S1Gra2o
CORN-Corn is dull and steady with
prices unchanged Spot steamer. yellow,
:u..elj.c.; for shipment. ali rail No. :. yell
low .Jtl.GtT: No 3. yellow 5Gn5Giac
lake and rail. No ., yellow, 81 ass: No.
3 yellow, .s,m;5l.c.; ali rail- No. ), yellow,
new, 81 ash re-
RYE FLOl@R-Steady at s3lo1375.
GRAHAM-$3 I0a4.GO per Dbl
ARCHAEOLOGICAL. We quote rolled al
s5.o5m5.30 per Dbl; cut and ground. s,.i14i
OATS-Oats are plenty without change
in price. Track. No. .. White, 4lm4ii.c.
no. 3, 432e044c.; rejected 4.-om43c; no
grade, TIC: for shipment. ali rail. 90 to
q lbs. ,s:s,S,,ac.: "a to- !s lbs. I;ii 4$I.c.
r. 70 II lbs ilSiiugc ;, TO 40 his. 80:
fancy. 47m4sc.
pRoVIsIoNs-Porkp provisions continue
heavy backs. Sc. -; long cuts. sIeon. medi-
nm, s14.75: lean ends, SIS 25M 2loo fresl,
ribs. Saidci4c.; corned shoulders, 77sc.
| fresh shoulders. re; smoked shoulders,
llai5$ac.; Skinned hams, ne: sauSageS,
! sl:gtiJc.: boiled hams. 17,2M1Sc: bacon
$40 ll;ac; pressed hams. f3c; raw leaf
| lard, Sl2c.: rendered leaf lard, v4c.; III
Ilnnse :. sat Cork. gle: brisksts. @.c.
country dressed hogs, jEc.
| BEEF-Extra sides 1l.mSc.; heavy. 10.
| he, good Glm7c: light 606lac: extra
kinds, - Gloc.: good. 9ai9;..; light, /, .a9c
extra: fores. .a,Mic.; heavy 5l4a5..c.; light
| ,at5c,: backs. 7Lm7l.c.: rattics. 4,.Mis.c.
| chucks rI,Tfr.;,c. short ribs. 9mlic
| roInds TrtSc; rlupS, 100 BE; rImDs AND
Ioins. lea.isc.; loins. il4lic
| INNR-Western fail lambs. 7Gt9c.
spriny lamb. SAGE.
| MI'TTON- Mutton Mt 6G7c.: warnings
| care
| VEAIStnadv oG11c
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. is n firm market 70.
| chickens and fowls. with a fair demand
| JIur,,cyc Northern lihto;;c: western dry
| ia" oc. chickens 1-NpI1c.: western large
| Pa nc; fowls. northern, l36ilsc.; western
,'Sl1ii1c ducks. f3lg15c.: geese. l:@tl5c.
| IA -'T,I7t,n-Narket is firm. Creamery
! Northern choice. round lots. .,.n625 &C..
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middlinas car lots, s2l.oo: do: bag lots,
s.. 80; Flour middlinSs, car lots. $780,
do bag lots. $500; mixed feed, car lots
y2I.-n. 400; bag lots, s2:3'oNt24.50.
APPLES-Barrel, cooking, $l.5ylo.G0;
eating. SI.1JF,3Go
LEMONS 4.:.5Gi5.00.
Observation-Disclosures, Dbl. sf.00fIi.5o.
PRODUCE-Pea beans, S2...Jfi2.30; yell
low eyes. s5.o21G3.4 49, Red Kidneys. SS.5olr
$50: California Pea. S..i0f,2.G0; potatoes.
new. per bush. .'M.3c.; sweets, new,
s2.25m2.:Jo; onions. rev bbl.. 3. 81 30;
Fowls. 1iTi5c; Turkeys. Western. lSfi2sc. !;
Northern. 22ft2Gc.: spring chickens, 1.m13c
PROVISIOES-Porii heavy. $l55pI16.01
medium. sll25G14.7o: light. SlI.5GdI15.o0
beef light, Sl0.2;1t1o.5o: heavy. Si1.on,ll .5c
lard, ties: and half bbl.,- pure, ,.:et77%4c. ;
9ilM3Ec.; pals. compound, SftSAc.; pure
leaf. .13M10c.
SCG.AR-Standard. graduated. 4c9c ;
extra fine graduated. 4.t9c.; extra G., 4.35c
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Good for Children

The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate re-
lief in all cases of Cough Group and La
Grippe because it does not pass irlnedi-
atciy into the stomach. but takes effect
right ut the seat of the trouble. 1t draws
ont the Inflammation. heals and soothes
and cures permanently by enabling the
lungs to contribute pure life-giving and
DEMONSTRATING oxygen to the blood and
tissues. DIR. Armstrong of Della, Tex,
prcscribes it daily and says there is no
better cough remedy made. Sold by Bow
ditch. Webster 4 Co.
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The Lone Star State.

Down in Texas at Yoakum. is big dry
goods finn of which Mr.. j. NJ. Ifaller is
the head. Mr.. iIaller on one Of his trips
East to buy goods said to q friend who
was with him in the palace car. Here,
take one of these Little Early Risers upon
retiring and you will be up early in the
morning feeling good" For the. dark
feeling DcWitt's Little Early Risers are
the hest pills to use. Sold by Bowditch.
Webster a. Co.
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Portland Market.

4 Portland. December l..
BETTER-Creamery. fancy per h., 2!el
a5c: gilt edged Vermont. aeedf23c.
E.C;tiS-Eastorn fresh, Sc; Western
fresh. Csc.
CHEESE-Cheas plain, 1SG1Siac.; sage,
1hpltiec.
FLOUR-Surerfne and low grades. So "a
Mich. straight roller. sI5aGfA70; clear on.
A.:56a450; st. Louis straight roller. $l.5Stt
40: clear do. Si.35Gfl.J0; winter patents,
wheat. $i.Iot4.90.
GRAIN-Corn. car lots. 5Gi.li5alsc.: bags.
Goa clc.: meal. bags. 57dl5sc; oats, new. car
lots. 42failc.: bag, i64i 4Sc. cotton seed. car
lots. $1,000, .7..,p: do bag lots. S,Ssfotes.,0 20;
MINI. sacked bran: bag lots, 100; Winter
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DaiIy kenaebee JolKils

J. :. y
Cards Of Thanks, obituary notiesa.
resolutions Of respect. stc, VILE -
charged at the rate Of ten cents per
line. No charges less than seventy
i've cents. 81
Al advertising, announcements q IN.
| ssrtaiGments, whose object u the
raising Of money, viii be charged st
the rate Of fifteen cents linz.
Advertising notices, news form, WIFI 80
excluded from our local coinmns. ax-
! cept such as refer to advertisers oc-
cupying space In cur adyegtteluo
columns, and viii be run under .
separate head on one Of the local
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
Journal promptly will confer a favor
by notifying the office Immediately.
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Tiffany favrile glass, made phder
the supervision of Mr.. Louis &C.
Tiffany" The above announces the
manufacture of the beautiful glass of
wonderful attractions. Tiffany
favrile glass has attracted such
attention in the art world, that many
museums: have purchased COLLECTIONS
for permanent exhibition An exhibit
OF these beautiful new goods carFbe
seen in H. r. Lowclls window and is
worthy of eyerybodys inspection.
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Bowooin Quilts Editorial Board

Erunswict Nc. Dee l5.-''he new edi-
toiiaI board of The Quill, the Bowdoin
College monthly. was announced, today,
rs follows: Chairman. Frank Scavey,
o.. Lynn. Mass. Associate editors. james
jcmcrv. '9', Bar ilarbor; Charles CltaVcs.
Of. Brunswick; Frank Ryan. %. lamp
ton. \. L.. business manager, Rupert
Much, %. Eafh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16

Owing to the slippery conditions of
Bridge hill. one side of the road Has
been grayelled, for the convenience o.
Cushnoc hose, in coming down the hill.
The hook and ladder company has. been
ordered, also, not to respond I'd Sil
alarm OH the street while the fscgseht
condition exists. unless called, az M. is
impossible for the horses to hold the
truck on the ice.
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Special Advertisements.

I SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding. twenty-five words coming under
the head of WANTED, FOR SALE, ~
LET. LOST, &C.. will be inserted once
for 1s cents, and cents for each subse-
ouent insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT.
Ia sending BY mail remittance of posta &c
stamps should be made with order as
count for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16

The Misses Eaton's annual sale of
useful and ornamental needle work,
dofis and toys, pickles, jelly, shrub,
Srape-juiee and candy will eperls Dec.
% and continue through the week at 16
N. Chestnut street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16

Following is the list Of those who
passed the examination for clafkship
in pharmacy. at the State House. yes
tcrday: w. III. Temple. Bath; #. T.
Fifeld, Bangor; II. S. Curran, Bangor;
w. o. Webber, Qualified assistanO,
Bath; A. l.. White, Dover; IT, a. r.
Allen. Richmond; a. X Shurliffs SCOUT il
Paris; T.. c. Roy. Qualified assisfdaaG.
Oakland; A. L. Clark, South Pariss Il.
a. Parker Rockland. as-ss
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MISS Chick Chiropodist has parlors at
% 1feen st. She also makes a spe-
claity OF manicnriEg. ,pedicuring, sham
pooins, and hygienic treatment of the
scalp ana face. Dec15eod3t"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16

NJ That Sundays rain storm did a great
/ deal of good along the Kenileh<a is
evidenced by the fact that it raised the
water two feet on the kennebecs dam.
fEionday. the water was running over
the, flush boards, and there is a feeling
Of some confidence Oh the part of the
manufacturers at the. dam that the
worst Of the water famine is over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16

Fire destroyed house AT Leeds Gen.
ter, Monday, night. II. was the property
of the Mason heirs of Lewiston, and
was an old landmark in Leeds. known
us the Moore house" Hard work
saved the buildings of Charles Fitch.
a stable and goods We're also destroyed.
The buildings were occupied by King
Bartlett station agent.
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LOCAL MATTERS. !.
20 :;
Journal Telephone Call, 13e.E. 4
The PARTING.

Goodnight. sweet love-" ne said. -s..-
And held her tight;
Cion his breast she laid her headpT
And sighed: 'Good-night." ----.,s
He held her close. Goodnight" said he
In tender tone. IFsy.>t
.aiood-nisht" once more responded She,
/ My loNe. my own.
Ard then: ..Good~night my own sweet
love-" 3..ff
Once more said he: 81,
More softly than sucking dove, SOS!
! Good night" sighed! she.
iI;nt whether they said so again
/ cannot say;
For L got tired of listening then III
And went away. Selected.
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Clarence Bowden. formerly with the
Telephone Co. in this city, is now with
the party putting in the new phones
in the rural districts in this vicinity.
He WAS in town, last evening, calling
on Old friends.
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New and pretty Christmas giftsa al
reasonable prices, including Miss sC1x's
'water-color novelties. Womafs IL
change. noveodacT2A5.T,x,
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The Ladies' Aid and Susannah Yves
Hey Societies of the Methodist church
Twill hold n gift sale. Saturday. Dec.
no, from to 10 O'Clock. Supper served
[fom to o'clock.
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Lung Kuro quickly cures. hacking coughs.
LoeaI Notes.

Holly and evergreen wreaths fbr
christmas at Ben Venue pariorst Or
der by telephone at the parlOrssto of at
bowditch d Websters dec1Gd4t
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| Edward T.. Ripley of the firm Roberts
1 & Ripley, boatbuilders, made bus-
ness trip to Rockland, yesterday, II.
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4 The Mothers Chapter of St. NARY
church will give a social in Grapd
Army hall, Wednesday evening.
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No Appetite

Means loss Of vitality, vigor
or tone, and is often a pre-
cursor Of prostrating SICK
ness. This is why it is
serious. The best, thing
YOU can do IS to take the
great Alternative and tonic
Hoods Sarsapariua
Which has cured thousands.
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me Cuahaoc Tribe No. II j o. RI ~.
vii noid FAIR and tfadtngs, y5ouks a
CITY hail. on Dec. ~ q anAsa4E11oo. s.
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NOTICE.

Five hundred barrels for apples for sale
at my place in Vassalboro. Price per
hlthdred $35.0a. George f.. Aver, r. f. ID.
No. 10, Waterville, Maine dec10dlw
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wharf AND COAL HOUSES NEXT
THE GLoeE-WERN.cKE. "ELAs-
VISITING CARDS, coRREc7
WATCHES, IS. JEWEL ILLINOIS,

Walthan or Elgin in 20-yeIr gold fiied5
case for $12.50. If you want a goosi watch
fo,~a little money call soon. Z. - Lewis;
dealer in Clocks. Spectaclas. Razors, and
Diamond kings. at 3;j Water ST.. Angus
ia. Room s, UPSTAIRS WI decidImas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, TO-DAY.

Mi-o-na.
( LoSt-Coat.
+. j.. Webter. frs
I Swift Il Turner. ".
I For Saie--HorSe.
To-ni-ta for Catarr1. J s.74t1
4 For EXchange-Cows.
. For SaIe--WIzard Top. .5s4IJ y
Ha1chet Brand Canned Goods. Nf as1n.
Charles Click, fashionable tailor. ''s'.a4
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POLO.

At Lynn--Wobuin, s: Lynn. ..
1T Stoueham-s5t onoham, 10; Salem, 2.
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ONE NEW 5 H. P. STEVENS GASo-

lcna engine, $50, also I'd hand tWo-horse
Whitman tread power. All in running or
der, price SIS, with governor 81. 4. w.
Stevens Winthrop, Me. dcclid3t@
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PREMIUM & AGENTS SUPPLIES
$40 NUNS

$40 PREMIUMS ~
Given Away with so Assortment OF
Laundry and Fine Toilet Soaps and per-
fumes Extracts, Spices, Tea, Coffee.
Cocoa Toilet Goods and Standard
Groceries. Our premiums consist of
Couches. Morris Chairs. Beds. Tables,
Desks, Stoves. Musical Instruments, etc
In fact, YOU can furnish your entire hornl 4
free. Catalogue of 10 Premiums. Frees
Home Supply Company. Il Oak St, Atss
guSta, Maine.
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MISCEtT.A NEOUS.
MADAM BRANN, cLAiRvOYANT ~
-, ,,o>, ,,y,,et, Maine dcc15dlW*

MRS. CRAM, cLAIRVoYANT. CAN
he consulted on health or business. Rel
erences from leading business people.
Hours 10 \. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ. Cases taken
by mail 8 Capitol ST., near river. Mu,
gusta, Maine. ueeliui"
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS

MAUDE M. MOSHER, SO cony ST.,
Bargains in Dress Skirts Shirtwaists.
Sweaters and Underwear. Open Eve
pinoS -. l.: H.
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CLOTHING REPAIR SHOPS
DENTISTS.

PREPARE FOR THANKSGIVING.
Get your TEETH III good condition.
Dr.. Hatborne. the dentist will make
SPECIAL prices on all work until Dec.
LIST. Remember he'1place, Is Weston
ST. Cor. Chapel, opp! Yickery & Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16

PROF. MOSES, CLAIRVOYANT AND
magic healer can be found at his home,
GO Bridge street. Terms, gents soc.
ladies, &c. dec5dlw@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16
FOR SALE


you seen them? Come in and look. Wal
thams and Elgins All kinds and prices.
We sell for about half value. a few
, solid gold ladies' watches very low to
close at once. Your credit is good with
us. Collateral Loan Co, opp. Cony
House. Augusta. d,cfld}t:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-16
OWING TO LACK OF. WATER

wish 20 sell I've good dairy cows at once
w. S. Pike, w. Mt. Vernon, Maine r. i.
ID. No. a. dec4el5ts
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-10
q Remarkable Speech

The court room at New Boston,
Texas, has been the -cene Of a most re-
markable case being tried, that Of the
state Of Texas ". Col. JuO. Hallum,
charged with shooting w. \. ForDe>.
minister, who had ruined Halluu :
home. Col. Hallum was an utter
stranger, and previous to the trial his
funeral" had been preached all over
the country for the purpose OF poison
ing the peoples mind against him.
The lawyers, through fear of boycott,
refused To defend him. aud Col. Hal
lum, being noted lawyer and his
torian, defended himself. like Paul.
when arraigned before AgrippA and
Festu~. Col. Hallum is all old man.
his head white ~ boar frost, bur hl-
form straight a. an Indians. There
he stood before packed" Jury. ana
in crowded court room, and spoke
for three hours, and hi speech WAS
filled with pathos ami promejh-an
fire; it was the most eloquent aud
forceful ever delivered in the history
Of American Jurisprudence. Its pub.
LEGATION gives To the world the greatest
piece of forensic literature eXtaut. At
times during hi, speech there Wa pot
a dry eye in the audience. several
times the baiIitf had 10 remove the
crowd that crushed him Iu AL on
deavor TO hear hi- every word he
was interrupted by ministers wife
presenting him with touquet Of
flowers. The jury acquitted him
without leaving the box. The Sickle
Publishing Go. Memphis. Tenn, has
published oil the facts in the ease.
and Col Hallum's famous speech in
book form, and sells IL for 30 cents
direct. II is worth twice that amount,
aui everyone WHO believes in tn vir-
tue Of woman and the protection of
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-04-10
The Attaches of the Senate.

Secretary, Thomas J. Appleyard, of
Columbia.
Assistant Secretary, l.. L. Ramsey.
Bill Secretary Col. Fred l.. Robert
son.
Reading Clerk, c. b. Robinson, as
sistant, John Il. Willis.
Engrossing clerk, b. l.. Blackburn.
Enrolling clerk, J. J. Byrne.
Recording clerk, John W. Cannon.
Janitor, o. Il. kirchOf.
Doorkeeper, T. a. Morgan.
Chaplain, Rev. +. Fl. Reynolds.
Sergeant-at-arms, George Hawkins.
Messenger, NJ. V. McCaskiu.
Pages, Ray Neel, T. F. Mccall, jr.
Peeler Stevens.
CARSON HONOKED.
Senator Carson, of Kissimmee, was
honored by election as president pro-
tempOre of the senate.