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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12
| GLENWOOD WATER.
Absolute Purity Shown by Re-
cent Tests.
Results Of the Chemical and Micro
scopic Examinations.
They Are Given Below and Speak For
They Are Given Below and Speak For
a.,.-.., Themselves.

For the benefit of any who may not
have seen it we reprint the following
statement of facts published in the
Journal of February Sd.
To the Patrons of the Glenwood
Spring and the public:
The attempt of certain parties, for
reasons that may be obvious. to injure
the business of the Glenwood Spring
by circulating a report that surface
water runs into it, affecting it's purity,
calls for plain statement of facts.
1st-There is absolutely no way for
surface water to get into this spring,
as can be shown to the satisfaction of
anyone who cares to inspect it.
2d-This water, boiling up through
stratum of clear white sand, comes
from a great depth as is evidenced by
the fact that there is a variation of
only two degrees in it's temperature
during the entire year.
3d-Of the hundreds of people who
have used this water, there has been
only one case of typhoid, that of a par
ty who is admitted to have also used
other water.
anticipated analyses of this water
have demonstrated it's purity.
Among the physicians who are now
using it at their homes and offices are:
DR.. w. H. Harris, secretary of the To-
cal board of health; DR.. w. Scott Hill,
DR.. John Moore, DR.. o. S. C. Davies,
DR.. A. H. Sturtevant, DIR. G. E. Friend
DR.. George E. Brickett, DIR. G. III.
Brickett and G.. C. Sheldon, chairman
Board of Health.
This spring water has also been used
at the City Hospital since it's establish
ment. There is no purer water in the
State. AT my request the local board
of health has made thorough inspec-
ton of the spring and has assured me
that not only does no surface water get
into this spring, but also that there is
no possible way that it can get in. They
have expressed themselves as fully sat
is1ied with the spring and its surround
ings.
At such time as this. idle rumors
regarding the purity of a water, wheth-
err started with or without purpose,
are liable to be mischievous if allowed
tc go uncOutradicted. The Glenwood
Spring has a splendid record in this
community and one which not only
challenges comparison but will also
stand the fullest and closest investiga-
ton.
Yours Respectfully,
GLENWOOD SPRING co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12

At the Augusta Lumber Cos. planning
mill Smith & Clark are putting in an
extension furnace on the boiler, mat
will allow direct feed of sawdust and
shavings by spouts from the saws and
planners to the firebox, and save several
mems labors in handling waste used for
fuel. A new steel roof for the planning
mill is another Improvement that will
he made in the near future. AT pres
ent they are overhauling the machinery
and getting everything in shape for
starting up in the spring. Treasurer
smith S. Randall returned, Wednesday,
from a three-days' business trip to
Massachusetts. Manager Ira II. Ran
dali is spending a large part of the
winter in visiting the scenes of the
conlpany's numbering operations, most
Inv in the townships bordering on Moose
head lake to rs or 80 miles west of the
lake. He started on one of those trips,
Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12
Very truly yours,
FRANKLIN G. ROBINSON.

Total mineral 80 6S grs. per L. S. gal.
In reporting the above analysis Prof.
Robinson declares the spring to be free
from surface drainage and other danger
Gus substances. 'y"clear and without sedi-
ment or color" IAN excellent table wa
ter" Yours Respt.,
GLENWOOD SPRINGS CO.
H. J. CROSS, Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12

An Augusta citizen was telling, the
other day, of his return from a trip to
Buffalo He stopped over night in To-
ronto. Going from the Walker House
down to the station to take the morning
train for Montreal, a newsboy rushed
m TO him and held out bundle of pa
ners ACCOMPANIED by this grafton: Mail
and Empire, News, Globe ana Worio'
four papers, nough to last you
all day. Sell 'em to you for ten cents
cost you fourteen on the traln!Y lie
bought them. more because the news
boy was so enterprising than for any
other reason. When he got on the tram
he found that he mad paid ten cents 1or
two one-cent and two-two-cent papers
The Yankee is not always sharp enough
for the people from across the line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12

Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12
Special Advertisements
LOST.
a BLACK BRocADE BAG WITH

square steel top. containing sum of
money and handkerchief with initial A
reward will be paid If returned to the
Journal office or so State street. feb12d3t*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12
Yours Respectfully,
GLENWOOD SPRING co.
H. J. CROSS, Treasurer.
We have read the foregoing article
and fully endorse it's statements.
C. C. SHELDON. Chairman,

We have read the foregoing article
and fully endorse it's statements.
G.. C. SHELDON. Chairman,
w. H. HARRIS, M. D., Secretary,
Augusta Board of Health.
At the time the above article was
published in order that there might be
no question regarding the matter, and
that our patrons should be fully as
sured, samples of the Glenwood spring
water were sent to Professors Robinson
and Whittier of Bowdoin College for
chemical and microscopic examination.
Their reports are as follows
Bowdoin College Brunswick, Me-, Feb. 6,
1903.
Glenwood Spring Company, Augusta, Me,
Dear Sirs:--I have examined the sam
pie of water received from you and find
it remarkably free from bacteria. l find
no typhoid bacilli, no colon bacilli and
no other varieties of bacteria that would
indicate the possibility of sewage con-
tamination. Very truly yours,
f. N. WHITTIER, NJ. D.
Professor of Bacteriology and PATHOLOGY
cal Histology. BowdOin College.
Brunswick, Maine. Feb. 6, 1903.
II. ]. Cross, Manager Glenwood Spring
Co.
Dear Sir:-I have just finished a chem
zeal analysis of the water of your spring,
in which l paid special attention to the
organic matter which would show pollu-
ton. l found it perfectly free from such
substances as the following indicates:
Free Ammonia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. None
Albumenoid Ammonia ............... Trace
NitriteS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
NitrateS Observation-Disclosures. Trace
Color ...-'..---.-........... None
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12

The committee on labor did not trans
act any business, as advertised, yester.
day afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12
THE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from page So

Tyngstown Water Co. in Wilton. There
was no opposition
The committee voted out to pass in
the bill relating to certain fees of the
supreme judicial court; increasing the
jurisdiction of the Dover municipal
court from 500 to $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-12

20 Pieces White Mercerized Madras
in great variety of designs, 25c yd
20 Pieces Mercerized Cheviots, a
most beautiful fabric with a lustre
like silk, Soc yd
Is Pieces Fancy Mercerized oxford
Yarn, Mercerized beautiful designs,
75c yd
25 Styles Handsome I.amark Dim
tiles, very newest color combinations
II 1-2c yd
Fine jacquard Swiss Muslin,
Csc and SIC yd
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
MORGAN A WITNESS.
Says Louisville and Nashville
Bought to Prevent Job5ery.

New York. Jan. so.-J- Pierpont Av:
gan was G witness before the u ~,
state commerce commission 60
testimony relative to the charge -
he Louisville and Nashville raL.H.
coast line and was operating IN ~ ~.
lucky in violation OF law. Ar. A
sanfs testimony and that Of sew.
railway m&snates showed that trs- ~.
ions involving $50 coo .o00 ana ~
transfer Of ownership of raiIrcacs .ts
carried on with as little oncern a.
purchase Of a box OF candy The - E- 70
er sold the Louisville and s. nr.s
he coast line ty handing over 10 ta
! dent Elliott q little bundle OF psp'i n
and receiving in return SIC, oFs'r Is
ash and $40. e1o 900 IN stock and Dg ss-t
The sale of the Monon to h an;
railway through the Louisfliie IN,
Nashville had been effected IN q
lar manner.
Mr.. Morgan denied that the tram n
IL control of either the Monon o. sc
Louisville and Nashville had oee
>omplished with 8 view TO eHecs+
merger and thus destroying COMET
! don. 1t was rather to prevent no rine
interests from ruling the cauirs nsin
and to prevent their stock from sIs.
banded about among conscl
, iEokerk
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a MEASURE FOR ENNUt
Essthssienstsr Nay Es Used as Goi6e
Gzainat Mariana S.afa4z

S@rIla. jar. A-AraoaE rae curious
exhibits that Ihs pEEas5aa ministry OF
pcblIc -IEatrGcEIaa viii include IN its
educational GiapIsy al tbs st Loa2s
exhibition IL an apparatus for Eneasur-
ing mental fatigue which Is widely ezn-
ployed- II Is called an asgtaestoneter
and tEs g~=agttiTensss OF the
E1tn, Ehich corresponds directly 10
train fatigue. the constituencies HMM
iEatnE IA as mild xsaries-
Dr. schradsr. professor Of tae Kaiser
gymnasium at Hanover. has
perfected III Instrument that
the t!Zas s!aDsing in the reaction OF the
ssnso.1Qn after mental eIsr1ion. The
Principle upon which II jg bsged IS that
mental WorE produces z fatigue CT the
nerve centerE.
The measurement OF fatigue during
CLASSROOM work generally noEs thai
aigtory makes sitgEt cali On the men
tai poHer. Geometry and Latin are far
more exhausting. During TING study OF
Latin the nerve power IS reduced one
quarter n memory appears TO suffer
realty.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
TRAFFIC MOVING FREELY
sesr Denies Coal Is Being Held en- His
Conpanis Lirss.

Conpanys Lines
New YORK, Jan IA statement Sv
George z. Saer. president Of the PhfEa-
delphi and E=a6ing railroad eoaG-ru-
ing reports hat large quantities OF ccaI
were being held On The c~cu1pauys Inns
has bean given out
II - In part as follows:
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cEt1S - Cost-SoGls reports E-aae y aS
high q A..a Loas-ol Ihe Line O. ing PhIE-
2-p1 and Reading railroad Tn r-sTfc
Is no% moving freely and fully 70 GeSrEaa-
DOT IneTs Is 10 scarcity OF coal cars
We aos nave EnoEe Than We can 49, -vn-
coal moE ea1slt GAS been very nsvv
TIE car eCoCt this morning show that
after EGi.rg cCAIscy calls fog c71aE and TTr-
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caIs il e1ceAs OF demand
81 colEIeries, with q daily p.os5Ec-yc7 n.
$50 tons, were drowned OUT bv rhz Ssyo-
erS uni5a ordering out the pumping gargs
ard We Ssre gowe-EsSs TO keep TIE w.ta,
cur 81 them during tEe Strike. Two n,
these co4!lsri@ are entirely rEIneS art
must De abandoned The other four -
being pumped out, and in the coErrsa ~
tizns viii again be worked Thar d-sr~rtc
ton prevents the use OF three ssr-r,I,,.
cars, ceprtVea the public OF coal and mss,
men Of employment What wouLE r.:
| happened had ths strikers succeeSa-] ;,
drowning out all QUE collier!eS Should g4v.
| the public serious rhougnr
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GuaIiEe-

Warrington TIGaez. "Ye; he's sure r.
nAEe Il grand prsn!deat for tae colIeg.
ds'a aad III ia.ca ~exDer1ence."
y d.1n't kho" re eaH Il ~or,Iaiaes, edu-
e4.nr."
H aan'L lie wa< an Insurance AVER,
''G ne "a" t"@Z money 0ut u d atom
wall"
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INTEREST is aasso.
orEy Eighteen Spectators Present :
Goal Conarlzscr Eea-fra.

F~n4zGaph&a- Jazz z9-TEaE interest
:. re proceedings u the Anthracite
Coal Strike commission Is waning vas
s-rlE1gE. illustrated lcGzE There were
eighteen Spectators PRESENT, more tha,
Es2f II |Eol1 |sre witnesses OF Twer-
EE-EFs 4Fys-s representing tae rczl
companies only Eve vsre In attendance
and unIy of the nine at~EczrI=vs "a
tE= m2c=Ts Gss CT EazG waeu tne FRO
cs5dLcgs began
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Had . Fearful Fall.

E~dserncat, 8, D.. Jan zL-Wl!izm
Jfac=f, ~e:np.1ysc at the E~urlingtOz.
>NHE quarry at CFa!lgrn, fell from I
a@tEHt ~ n.nety feet and eacap.4 with
'It q ornEen hDn@, He sustained inter
al inj1E=g. HnoBe g-Arlo1saess will not
>@ EHHHh tDs aeVeEa! Gay4, hur his
NAME Of EecoEery IL considered good-
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MADDEN SENTENCED.
hotorman Responsible for Death of
Craig Gets SIX Months Ia Prisnn

Pitt2Aeid, Mash. Jan. A-Euciid sfsd.
den and James T. Kelley, Indicted for
Ln~ars!aughter II connection with the acct-
dent here last August In which william
Craig, FFsE.osnt fcnossyeit's bodyguarS,
YVES %!l4=c, icday Fetracted their previous
pea OF Ipt gGAty and pleaded guilty.
Madden ~aa EentenceG 10 serve sig
fncnths in the nouSe Of correction and to
pay q hHe If sAG, kelIey's case yaS
placed on a.e.
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Stone Elected in Missouri.

Jefferson CRY. NO. Jan z8.-Forrner
Governor william Joel Stone today re-
csiyed z majority Of the yoles cyst in
10th houses tor q Successor 10 United
States Senator Vest HoE- Richard -
RsEens gas given lhe solid vote o. the
republicans
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Hes.sns Egsctes in Illinois.

slrsagee1G. Jazz A-TE@ hose AID se--
sts 81 separate Session tlcsy elected Al
5err ;. Ecast1z EEtCs5 States Sezztor 20
sGecsd william z Azsoz- TEE cenao-
Gratis voted for C~oagr@ss21an JAMES p
waEszE4 and Zcac d Wcgs4ey received
tas voes o1 r1s olIy prohibition zslber
Il tEss
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Domingo Settles 3ala Claim.

san domingo, Republic Of Sauro 3D.
1IHgr, jan. ZI.-Ths Dominican gov
:rhhHsat hzs p~Teaent-1 IN MInIgre-
Fc"sl! the balance Ut s5l.Dg0 dug On the
7@!@ CLAIM. This payment virtually Dis
IlsEa u tae matter.
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TWO LOSE LIVES.
Fire Destroys Building in P~ftts5ur,-
Loss, SIS, coo.

PirtsbErg, Jan 2I-A buiidire =,
Fifth venue occupied By he No.
chants Savings and Trust
n several Hebrew families, burned 70
day. Mr.. and Mrs T~ruHenberx- an 800
couple. were burned to death. Ioss
$4,000. ~