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Sum mons.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County Of Ward.
In District Court, Eighth judicial District,
Mrs. Ella Williams, plaintiff.

STATE OF NORTH DAEoTA, County Of Ward
Mrs. Ella Williams, plaintiff.
~ VA.
Lars Larson, Bank Of Ninot, 4 CORPORA zion,
Guarantee company Of North Dakota. . sorpor.
alton, G. H: nears, Indemnity company Of
North Dakota, . corporation, North Dakots
Title Ins1rsnee and Trust company, . corpora:
Of 1inot, receiver Of tie North Dakots Title
1nsu1anse ard Trpst company, 11ds.nit1 Con.
PanI Of North Detots, R.set r. Hevkins, B
8. BEyntolfson, 4 Y. Hoanaa, Pete! Err
Francis 1hT, j. 3. Taft and Mathew AAlss. D.
PENDANTS.
The state Of North Dafota to The sbovs
named defendants.
You ere hereby s.asssed. - answer ths
se.Dlsint IN this cotton: s.a e sssvs . s9pRy
thirty DAYS after the ssrvies Of this ssnnons
IN ease Of Jour failure IA. sppssr Or answer,
isdgnsat viii b taken esaiast you b! default
Dated this tsssty.third 1ay Of April, 4. D.,
at.,,,., t,r p,.,... AZ aSa so.s:o H..
North Dakota.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATIONS

. Department Of The Interior. Land Omcs II
Notice |. hereby. given that The following
named settler has Alsd notice Of Ais intention
70 make final proof IL support Of his claim. and
and Receiver U. s. Land o1lles Of Hinot. II. D.
on Dee. 5ehlDoB, Wis: II. j. No. 7Ioe Of
xAna DlfDdattOr.
Of ninot, \. D. 70, the . Y -. 4 80. q, = y,
No. 4 zee. - twp. l5a. I. q.
He names following Witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon And cultivation Of
said land, Wis: . -
son, Martin Larson. al Of Minot, N. D.
3. c. SANBoln, Registor.
Janss johnson Atty. for alainant, Hinot. y:
d. loN-ll.SS
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Collection From Ward Cousty

Collection From Ward Cooaty.
The State Historical Society
asks that everyone in the state
assist in sending books, pamph-
let's, magazines, pictures, letters,
diaries, photographs and his
torical relics ofevery description.
These will be placed in the new
wing Of the capitol and in after
years will be very valuable. The
people Of this county could send
some excellent material. The
charge Of transportation will be
paid for by the society.
Address Secretary State His
torical Society, Grand Forks.
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Big Dance 1T 0lenburn

A big dance was held at Glen
barn Friday night in one OF the
new store buildings. Murphy,
the hotel man gave the party,
sixty couples attending. Van
Wagoner's orchestra from this
city furnished the music. A fine
supper was given. The dance
lasted until four O'Clock in the
morning. The floor space for
the dance was 4Ox6O feet and
made one Of the best dancing
floors in the Northwest.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office % ninot, N. D. Oct. n

NOTICE FOR pUDltcAnoN.
Land Odics % 4inot, N. D. Oct. II,
1908.
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to mako final proof in zap.
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and
Receiver u s. land of1cs ct hinet, n.
D., o. Nev. % 1903, viz:
Edwin L. Windsor.
H. f. Ne. 1891, for tho w nwA, seA
nwA swh nsh, Section I, Township 1853
Range g.
Ho names tho following witnesses t.
prove his continuous residence upsn
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
E. O. Anderson, Alfred Anderson, B.
+. Hanson and William DERRICK, oil Of
Minot, N. D.
r. C. Sanbsrn, Register
Kent Realty 4 Investment Co., Agents
for Claimant.
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Land Once at Ainot, n. D., Nov. Z, 49,. ,
Notice !. hershZ, rive. that to fo!lovias
TO mske ANAL proof in support Of his slein, and
that said proof will b made before Register
and Recsiver Of the United States Land ofBse
- 'oe au:d.r f. + H Hes; d Il IS 3 No. i,,s
for the SEA Soc 81, Twp 1885, Range o.:
He names the fellowins witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Wis:
L B Parriott, II C Hanson, Halyor Hossid,
Hans Rasmussen, all Of Surrey, N D
IA 126 r. G. SAMOAN, Register.
N Davis Atty for claimant.
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Nor1cE FoR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Minot, N. OAK, Oct. ~, 1908.
Notice is herby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his. intention to
make final proofin support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before register
and receiver OF y. S. land Office at Minot, N. D..
on Nov. % 1903 viz:
George 4. Mc(iec,
for the Sc a 22-1j4-S3.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous seeideHce upon and cultivation OF
said land viz:
R. w. Jones Frank Roach, George Treat b.
Fl. Bradford, all of Minot N. d.
1021.11-25 r. c. Sanborn, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Of tho lltorior.

Land Office ct Minst, N. D. Oct. 5. 1908,
Notice 10 hereby given that the fsllsw.
ing named settler has fled notice q bis
intention to make FINAL presf in sup.
port Of bis claim and that said pFssf will
b made before register and receiver 81
U. s. land snics at MiAst. Nd, On New.
IL, 1905, viz:
II. E. Ne. l7506 Of Themes j. Nc.
.Laughlin Of Darlington, n: D, ter the
Ss, :s1 s; ;ss S, T. ~ s''''', $
+, He names The following witnesses t.
prove his continueHs residence upss and
cultivation Of said .lsad, Viz:
W., l. Miller, john Y. Miller. Dan
Conan snd D. j. RSbins, Ill Of BsFliug.
ton, N. %. ,FH nnr ef...~-ra
r, C. Ssnbsrs, Register.
James johnson, Attorney Tor Claim
ant, Ainot, N. D. lQ7.u-ll
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION:

Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
Ainot, N. D., Nov. 8, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver Of .. S. land Office at Ainot,N D.,
on Dec Is, 1903, viz:
Rosetta Percval
for the 81 NEA and NWA NEA Sec. Il. Twp
49, Range 81
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
CT said land, viz:
L Walker, d N Shorb, David BurRs, EN-
ma Burns, all Of Surrey, N D
ia 1925 r. G. sANBORN, Register.
James johnson, Atty. for Claimant
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Deps rtmsnt Of the Interior, land Office 1T
4inot, N. D. Oct. 18th 1904.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has hled notice Of his intention
to mako final Proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will DO made before william
Murray county Judge at ninot, ON Nov. 18th.
George N. Martin,
H. E. 1879 for the .. N sw. X and lots ; and I
sec. Is twp. l54 n 7. 81 ". ~
He names the following witnesses to prove
his ontinuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
A. j. Deason, A. o. Deason. Anton Sarbacker.
Asa W. Benton, all OF Minot, n. D.
1021-1l-25 r. G. Sanborn, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Dspa rtment Of the Interior. land of1eo ct Nj
not. n. D.. Dot. 10, lso6.
named settler has dlsd notice Of Bis intention
50 make anal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will b inside before Register
AID Receiver y. s. Land ofass ct ninot, n. D..
on Dee 1IR9os. Wis: II. Z. No. 1oo6 Of
Friedrich Voss kohn, +
OF ninot, N. D., for the ssA nv i So. II twp.
15s. rye %.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Wis:
Ole Watne, Peter tldvslsen, Gust Anderson,
p. Z. Peterson, all OF ninot n. D.
r. G.. SAHBoRH. Register.
James johnson Atty. for claimant Ninot, n.
ID, le0-ll-25
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Will Deliver Coal

Arthur Metcalf wishes to inform
the public that he is hauling coal
from the mines and will deliver
it anywhere In the city on short
notice. The coal is guaranteed
dry and hard and the prices arc
right. Leave word at Mckone's
grocery store. 29tf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dspsrtnsnt Of the Interior. isnd e3ss at
kinot, N. D., Oct Il, 800.
Notice is hereby given that The following.
named settler has Aled notice Of his ints1tion
to mako Anal proof in:support Of his claim, and
that said proof will b made before register and
Nov. p. 100 viz:
Roy 8. Clark,
II: =. No. Ns4 for the So. ~ sec. ~ twp ~ !, q.
snd
Of said land, Wis:
8rnest Weed, Claus Carlson, Charles Wed,
Calvin nabin. sillDf Surrey. n. d.
i1okI-ll.H r. C. Sanhosn, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Od,ss at Ninot, N. D., Oct. n, isos.
Notice is hereby. give. that the following
TO make anal proof il support Of his elsin. .aad
that said proof will b made besore tie register
and rsosiver OF the Q. s. land od3so at 4mot,
N. D., On NovenbeRo 190, viz:
Samuel Hook,
H. E. No. oo5S tor the ne 4 see. IL, Twp. 157 r.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous rssidsnoe upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: ne
Kerssy E. Gown, Alma G. Fisher. John Els
berry Of Hinot, Chas b. GoodyioA. Of walter, N.
D.
&c. Samoan, Register.
C.. A. johnson, Atty. for claimant l6Sell.25
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No. l Flyer west depart 2:lO a. m. centra
No. 2 Flyer east ), 7:45 a. m. central
No. 3 Local west :, 1915 q. M. central
No. 4 Local east =, II p. m. central
NJ. 8 Local east =, 11:15 a. m. central
No. Z Arrives from east 4:2O pm. central
Local freight east daily except Sun. 5 am
g. r. CASE, Agent.
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Notice for Publication.

c. 4. johnson. Atty. for claimant. ID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-03
Funeral of Mrs. Helen Lee Webber.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Helen
Leigh Weber, wife of Fl. Nelson Web
Der, was held from the home of her
sister, Mrs. Pen Tenney, Chestnut
street, Thursday evening, Rev. f. l..
Marsh, pastor of the Waterville Con-
gregational church. officiating. The
sadness of the sudden taking away of
the loved one was impressively appar-
ent The presence of so many friends,
the words of the pastor Of the church
Of which the deceased was n member
and the very beautiful floral tributes
all attested the beautiful character of
the deceased, and a great loss sus-
tanned.
The bearers Were Messrs. S. G.. Otis,
w. T.. Marston and +. S. Wingate Of
this city, and T.. G. Dudley of Augusta.
Among the out-of-toWn people who
We're present at the funeral We're Mrs.
f. r.. Marsh, Mrs. c. e. Matthews,
Mrs. A. c. Hall and Mrs. A. G. Fenner
of Watervile.
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WATERVILIE.
ALL ABOARD!
Opening Of the New Electric
Road to Oakland.
The First Car Arrived in WaterviIIe
Late Yesterday Afternoon.
A Splendid Road, Well Built and
Finely Equipped.

The people who were in the vicinity
| Of Temple street, about 5 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, We're startled by a
strange, shrill sound that seemed like
a whistle ana vet was unlike any that
are in this vicinity. They were puzzled
for a moment, and then they thought.
1t was the first car over the Waterville
& Oakland road! OF course. ana to
be sure it was, and before they had
time to think another thought it round
ed the curve off Elm street and dropped
down to the foot of Main as nicely as
you please
A telephone message had been re-
ceived just previous to this that the
car had passed the battery station 60
! ing at the rate of 4 mile 4 minute or
less and that it was due to land at the
| foot of Temple street almost any time,
| but there have been so many DELAYS,
caused by the non arrival of material
that it was hardly belioxed that q car
would really come to the end of the
| line so soon, hence the whistle took
most people by surprise
The car was No. 3, and 1t arrived
| just before : o'clock in the afternoon.
being in charge of Conductor II. A.
| BarrOWs ana Motorman All Strout, both
from Brunswick. Mayor Cyrus w.
Davis, A. +. Gerald, r. ]. Lawrence
and A. b. Page. the principal promoters
of the road, superintendent Patterson
of the Waterville & Fairfield, DR. c. w.
Abbott, and q few others who had been
picked up along the line, were on
board.
Motorman Strout, who was handling
the controller and air, ran the first car
over the Portland, Brunswick & Bath
Road, and is reckoned as one of the
best men in the service. He and Con-
ductor Barrows will remain long
enough to teach the new men the use
of the air brakes and then return to
the other road.
There was a pretty good sized crowd
present to receive the first car and on
the invitation of the managers it was
loaded with men and boys and run
back over the line. 1t went as far as
the top of the hill in the woods and
then coasted back nearly to Elm street
AS 1t was the first trip there was not
much chance to show speed, but there
were spots where one had to hang onto
his hat. In spite of all the newness
the car rode very smoothly and gave
promise of being equal to those on the
Maine Central, if not better, when ev-
erything is in shape. The road is in
as good condition now as many old
ones in the State and can give a
smoother ride. but the managers wish
to have it good deal better and con-
siderable work will be done.
People were out all along the line
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Leroy, N. Y, Woman Hangs Herself
and Two Little Children.

Rochester, N. Y, July "A horrible
tragedy occurred, this evening, in the
village of Leroy, when Mrs. William
Baxter hung herself and two children
Goodson, aged years and Gladys, aged
8. When her husband returned to the
house at o'clock he could not get in.
He broke in a window, and searched
the house. In an unfinished attic over
the kitchen, reached by ladder, the
horrible spectacle met his eyes. Hang
ing side by side from the rafters were
his wife and the two children. The
frenzied woman had used clothes line
and must have administered chloro-
form to the children before attempting
to hang them as none of the neighbors
heard an cutlery.
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size, is being fitted up in the car barns
on the shore of the lake and w. p.
Blanchard has secured this to run in
connection with his store here. 1t will
be first-class in every respect and ice
cream, confectionery will be on sale
and light lunches prepared. The
managers of the road can be expected
to take full advantage of all these adj
vantages for they have had abundant
| experience and know just how to
manage such attractions most success
| fully.
| The company backing the road was
organized under the laws of Maine,
| April ]. 1903, and consists of Amos i.
Gerald, S. A. Nye, +. J. Lawrence and
A. Il. Page of Fairfield, Cyrus w. Davis
of Waterville, and Henry M. Soule of
Boston. Mr.. Gerald has had hand
| in building the majority of the cleo
! trio roads in the State and of late years
he has had associated with him the
gentlemen interested in this, his latest
venture and they have good reason to
be proud of it, as it embodies the latest
Ideas and improvements in the
business.
Charles H. Maxfield, who began his
electrical career with the old Fairfield
lighting plant and who has since had
much experience, will be supcrin-
tendent.
The financiering has been done by
Davis & Soule and all the business
passes through the Waterville office 0
this firm. Hon. Herbert M. Heath 0
. Augusta, is counsel.
, The construction work on the road
) bed has been done by Mitchell & John
. son Of Portland. and the wiring by "
S. Wyman of this city.
2 The opening of this line will Jus
suit Waterville for Fourth OF Jul
1 celebration, as a long and prosperou
/ career is confidently predicted by ev
e eryone and that will be of great valu
to the city in many ways. 1t rathe
t looks as il the baby" among the cleo
e trio roads of the State has been Dor
e with silver spoon in it's mouth an
d that it will have a long and happy iii
G that will add much to the happines
r and prosperity of the lives of others.
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The Fairfield Races.

There will be three classes at the
races in Fairfield, Saturday, and there
is a fine list of entries for each. In
the first. the 2.25, there are nine entries,
including some well-known horses in
this section of the State. The purse IS
$3.50, so there will probably be some
thing doing most of the time. Entries
have been made for this race from Au-
rusta Skowhegan, Clinton, Unity, Wa
terville and Brighton, Mass. There are
two from here, Aral, entered by A. f..
SAWYER, and Sarahphean, by Z. II.
Simpson.
There are IA entries for the 232
class and the purse 1or thls IS aiso
$50. The horses will come from falf-
field. Skowhegan, Clinton, Brlghtoh'
Mass, Augusta, Waterville ana bfooks'
A. f. Sawyer has entered Joezar, y. IL.
Simpson, Saraphean, and Z. II. Nelsoli'
Cathleen Furlong. Fred is entered by
lanes Reynolds of Windsor. w. r.
webb of Augusta, has three in TINS
class Robert Nelson, Rossin n, ana
corold. There is a fine bunch of horses
for this race and it ought to be not
stuff, all right :,
| The sIowest of the three classes VIII
he the $50, and judging by the entries
this ought to make good sport. There
are Is horses on the card and they
come from the places named in the
other classes. excepting Massachusetts
as they are all Maine horses. ": !
Webb has the same three entered II
This class as in the 2.32. Ihere af'
four Waterville horses, Cathleen FUR
long. Lady b., Joezar and Jim Cor
bett. Little Mary, A. H. Bragg, Far
field, is entered in both these las
Iclasses. These entries ought to pro
Iduce some good sized fields and no
Icontests all through. The races VIII %
Icalled at o'clock in the afternoon
lone fare has been secured on the Main'
lCentral. Judging by the interest ina
has been manifested, there VIII pc
lyery large attendance.
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Prof. ii. i. Gilman. Milo and son a

Prof. II. r. Gilman, wife and son Al
bert Gilman, Jr., Of Maryville College,
Maryville, Tenn, arrived from Boston,
yesterday, and are visiting Professor
Gilman's mother, Mrs. Alanson Perry,
and other relatives. Albert Gilman,
Jr., is the 81 class boy of Amherst
College, and Professor Gilman and
family have been attending the sexen-
NAL reunion of the class of '97, and
also the Amherst commencement. A
large silver cup with the inscription
Amherst College, '97, Albert Franklin
Gilman. Jr., Born July 20, 1900" was
presented to the "class boy" by the
class of '97 during the sexennial re-
union.
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
To Be Held, Sunday Afternoon and
Evening, in Opera House.

Public meetings of unusual interest
will be held in Johnson Opera house,
Sunday afternoon and evening, I'M
der the auspices of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
The meeting in the afternoon will be
at 3 o'clock and will be i'm charge of
Rev. II. y. Joscclyn of the Methodist
church Congregational singing, led
by Mrs. l.. II. Clarke. will be one Of the
features of this meeting as well as the
one in the evening. Rev. a. $. liiSb@c
of Brunswick. will address both meet
incs. An invitation is extended all to
attend. especially the Sunday schools
of this city ana Randolph. Rev. Mr.,
I9ishcc is widely known as speaker
and as 4 leader in the temperance re-
form and his reputation as an able,
earnest and interesting speaker is UNI
questioned.
The meeting Sunday evening. will be
nj O'Clock, ana the public is cordially
invited. Rev Mr.. Bisbee will also be
heard mt this time and special musicai
numbers have been arranged.
Arrangements have been made Tor Il
helpful. interesting series of meetings
for the day and a large audience Is
;nticipatCd ON both occasions.
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JAPAN'S INFLUENCE
With the Chinese Is Said to Be Rapidly
Gaining.

Berlin, July "A dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from St. Petersburg
says Russian sources in China report
that the Japanese are gaining more and
more influence with the Chinese gov
ernment in consequence of Chinese be-
lief that Russia is Intentionally ham,
pering China's development. 1t is add
ed that Notwithstanding the prohibit
ton there have been large importa-
lions of arms into China from the
Philippines and Japan.
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curing a bargain in its purchase of t
mig and the man who catches him "
get ST. worth Of pork. Tc avoid co
fusion at the time Of starting, viii
is $40 sharp, entries should be ma
~ onca With Dr. Kimball or Mr.. Re
nerfelt. at the hospital.
Contestants for the races NJ I
reservoir should report ut the reserve
dam at 10 o'clock; for the foot rae
ana jumping contests, at the sou
hand stand at 1870 =. NJ; for the sa
ana potato races, etc, at the north ba'
stand at 2.45 7. NJ. Everything W
be started promptly on time, and 60
testants who are not ready will &
1nft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-03
FOR JULY FOURTH.
The Program for Saturdays Events Is
Now Practically Complete,

The plans of the various committees
for the Fourth of July celebration are
practically completed and nothing now
remains for any one to do except the
clerk of the weather, whose business
it is to provide suitable day.
The parade of fantasies will start
at SIS A. NJ, and those participating
should report to the marshal aft tho
hay barn at the south end of the
Home grounds at o'clock sharp En-
tries will be received up to tho hour
of starting.
Contestants in the rope pulling con-
tests are requested to report to Cap
tain Frederick, referee, on the grounds.
promptly at 8 o'clock.
The committee on the creased MIC
has been remarkably fortunate in Sc
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TRANSVAAL BURGHERS
Disappoint Asiatic Labor and View
War Debt With Alarm.

Heidelberg, Transvaal, July "A
meeting of burghers for the purpose of
discussing important public matters
held, today, and adopted resolutions re-
GREETING the proposed introduction of
Asiatic labor and asking the govern
ment not to place the $325, 000,000 war
debt on the country before representa-
tive institutions had been granted. Gen.
Botha made n speech in which lac said
that the Dutch did not wish to obstruct,
but to assist, the government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-03

ton, is merely a form of pierre acid
melted down and allowed to solidify. 1t
was discovered in III, and for a century
and quarter served peaceful but very
en- materials without the explosive powers
before dreampt of. A few years ago
warehouse fire occurred in Manchester:
in which picric acid was stored There
was terrible explosion and an investiga-
ton took place, with the result that lyd-
dte was born.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-03

A committee consisting of ]. p. Hunt
on the part of the Board of Trade, Will
bur Cummings for the citizens of Gran
ite Hill, and Mayor Fuller for the city,
have been appointed to confer with the
management of the A.. w. & G.. *. r.,
relative to the resumption of the 5cent
rate of fare between this city and Gran
ito Hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-03
No PITY Shown.

For years fate was after me con-
tinuously," writes +. A. Gulledge,
Vcrbena, Ala. 81 had terrible case OF
Piles causing "a tumors. When all
failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
me. Equally good for Burns and all
aches and pains. Only 25c. at Bow
ditch, Webster & Co.'S drug store. !.