davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22
EFT NYTT YRkE.
iva negrer motas.

iva negrer motas.
Du ser Klein ut, Sam, sager den
enc.
- ia, ser du, svarar Sam, jag hade
en- bra plats, men tiderna ha dess var
re f0randrats.
Hvad hade du for jobb ia?
- Jag var anstalld vid Smiths korf-
fabrik som takpanna.
- Som takpanna?!
ia, Diet hade gait hal pa taket,
och sd hyrka Smith mig att ligga Of
yer halet da Diet regnade. bet foil
sig billigare for honom. Men nu ha
vi haft vackert vader sa lange, och da
dr. jag arbetslos.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22

Sxkrare medeI. Fadern: - Hvar-
for sager du int till mig, mar gossen
i granngarden kastar stem pa dig?
Den snalle gossen: - Derf6r att jag
J kan kasta dem tillbaka battre an du.
bet ar mera troligt att han blir traffad
da.
Juridisk examen. Professor van
der och vrider sig pa ALA satt for att
aflocka tentanden EFT anvandbart svar
men ALT forgafves. Slutligen tillgri-
per han i sin valvilja den lattaste fra
ga, som faller honom in:
Hvad forstar kandidaten med be-
drageri?
Bedrageri? - 10, Diet wore t. ex.
~bedrageri, ON professorn kuggade mig
i den har tentamen - kom Diet raskt.
- Hva, hva befalls! - utbrast pro-
fessorn, eldrod af harm - sa genom-
gaende, solidt okunnig som kandida-
ten ar.
- Just Diet - infoll kandidaten ofor-
trutet med bedrageri menas att be-
gagna sig af en- AMMAN okunnighet for
att skada honom.
Gallant. Den for sin valdiga kropp
och sin butterhet bekante, numera
h0gstsalig B. besokte en- gang under
en- basar for valgorande andamal EFT
serveringsstand, som forestods af den
for sin skonhet ryktbara grefvinnan
Won p.
Hvad behagar herr landshofdin-
gen, sporde den skona grefvinnan.
En- kopp katie.
Kaffet kom, och den fagra damen
vidrorde / koppen med sina rosenlap-
par och lappjade pa innehAllet. Lands
hofdingen asag delta utan att f0ran-
dra en- min.
Hvad kostar Diet, sporde han.
ia, nu maste Diet val vara vardt
ito kronor!
Var sa god! Har ar tjugo, men
ge mig da en- rem kopp!
En- "talare." Har ON dagen var mote
med en- landtbruksklubb a EFT hotell /
Ystad, naturligtvis med den sedvanli-
ga zwycken pa slap.
Talens och skalarnas rad var lang
och af dem bevarar en- Ystadstidning
en- liten perla at ~efterverlden. Pappas
gosse steg upp, talade och SADIE unge
far sa har:
- Nina herrar!... Godningskalken
ar utmarkt ~valg0rande for landtbru-
ket, men gud vet hur Diet gick, ON
inte hans majestat konungen utstrack-
tie sin valsignande hand 6fver kali
KEN. Hans majestat konungens
skal!...
TvifIade int. Baronen: - nina
adror, kare professor, flyter Diet blatt
blod.
Professor: - Att donna efter eder
nasa %forefinnes intet tvifvel derom.
skoIinspekt0ren vile veta, hvarfor
Ell ALA innanfonster arc insatta. Me
dan skolmastarn funderar pa svaret,
racker Lars-Svens Per Erik upp ham
den och sager: g
vi ha allti EFT fonster te oppna,
for skolmastarn tycker da sd tjantigt
tie hat a snyta sal igenom.
Pa advokatbyran. Advokaten: -
Saledes har nj andtligen beslutat er
for att f0lja mitt rad och utan kran-
gel betala min rakning?
Klienten (~drojande): - Ja-a...
Advokaten (till slit skrifbitrade):
- Lagg till y~tterligare ito kronor pa
rakningen for EFT rad, som blifvit be-
~gagnadt...
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22
Sam vaIe0rendet. Herrn: - Ar nj

Sam vaIsorendet. Herrn: - Ar nj
yrkestiggare?
Tiggaren (forhoppningsfullt): -
Mel, goa herrn, Diet ar jag int.
Herrn: - Ma, da will jag int ge
er nagonting for att int CORA er till
en- sadan.
omskrifning. (Sann dialog fran
Operakallarnes kafe). Sirr'u, der
kommer Palmson med slit kotteri.
- Javisst ia. Frenologen.
- Hva sager du? -. Palmson fire.
nolog?
- ia, a. han int de?... Han kan
ner ju sa manga knolar...
AfkyIande. Den sist ankomne: -
Jag far riktigt be er ON ursakt att
jag kommer sa sent men jag har haft
en- f0rfarlig ~hufyudvark hela dagen,
sa att jag har legat anda tills nu...
Den nagot konfysa vardinnan: -
ia, men da var Diet kanske of0rsigtigt
af err att icke bli ~liggande!
En- Iiten skamtbit, som f. n. g0r sin
rond / de gladare kretsarne, ar f0ljan,
de lila saga:
bet a en- gang en- broms, som al
skade en- fluga, men flugpappan och
flugmamman voro ~obevekligt mot par
tiet. Naturligtvis blef bronson for
tviflad. Han tog sig for att dricka
och da - fick han flugan...
Han hade slit menaeeri for sig. -
Ma, gamle van, gar du med pa mena-
geriet.
- Nej, tack, du! Min yngsta dotter
sjunger som en- naktergal, min aldsta
snackar som en- papegoja, min son
lefver som EFT swim och min hustru
glor pa mig som en- hok. Min svar-
NOR lie rsom en- hyena och kallar mig
gorilla och dertill har svarfar en- raj
| bakom orat. F0rs0k att hitta pa ma
got annat MOLE at mig an menageri.
B~arnafrojd. - Hade lille Erik roligt
pa barnkalaset?
- Da tror jag visst, Diet, for han
var int hungrig forran klockan 4
dagen derpa.
Eft ominost tai. J6nsson: - Ar du
skrockfull?
J0nsson: - Nej.
Johnson: - Lana mel da tretton
kronor.
Hemskt. - 10, hon ar en- riktig
rannkautscha, ma fru Jonsson tro.
Hon ar val ute fyrtio ganger pa dagen,
och hvar gang ar hon borta en- timme.
KIinsande skaI. Vannen: - Men
da Diet Ell firms nagot hopp ON att rad
da hans lif, hvarf0r skall du da ope,
rera honom?
Doktorn: - For EFT par tundra dol,
lar.
f~anseIset. Den bes0kande: - For
hur lange sitter nj har, stackars fan
ge?
Fangen: - Vet int.
Den bes6kande: - Hvad will Diet
saga?
Fangen: For lifstiden.
press. De suite sida vid sida
%soffan, da den unge forfattaren SADIE
- Jag har en- ny roman i press.
- Ack, hvad Jag afundas den roma
men, SADIE den unga flickan.
Och de blefvo sa lyckliga, sd lyck
iliga.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22
RRETsHxsTEN

Stackarss krake, slo du gar
mellan k&rrans stanger.
Grofva selen ger dig sar,
du med hufvu't hanger.
Tungt ar lasset. tiden knapp
for den langa wagon.
Stundom HAMMER du EFT rapp,
6kar farten, tragen.
En- gang du som fale sprang
! den gr0na hagen.
Langt din yra gnaggning klang,
illus var sommardagen.
lngen a~rbetssele da
Oliver manken hangde,
ogats utsigt, vid och bla
ingen skygglapp stangde.
Mellan skalmarne man smart
yster unghast klAmde.
Fardens riktning. benens fart
plagaren bestamde.
Bytt | regelmassigt traf
blef Diet fra spranget.
SvetteI drop. du pintes af
ofortjanta tvanget.
Mar du skenade ibland
yid Diet starka minnet
af din frihet, piskans rand
genast sved 1 skinnet.
Mar man betslet lade in
mellan dina tander,
fck du lust till betslarns skim,
bet din herres handler.
M af slagen ar du spak,
jammerligt du gnaggar,
langtar under stallets TAX,
mellan spiltans vaggar.
K0rslor under manga ar
gett din lunga qvarka,
hofven vile, men formar
int langre sparka.
Trotte krake, lasset drag!
Smart bli andra tider.
Beta skall du hvarje dag
/ de grona lider.
Gnagga Ell - du skall IA 70,
plagarn Ell dig bannar.
OGDEN hviskar vanligt; ptro!,
och din kara stannar.
Fredrik Nycander.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22

F0rst reste sig hr K. A. NJ elm:
De seglade fran ofyer stormfyldt vat
han svart som en- korp, men flickan
illus,
bak holmarna lag deras roda hus,
dit de lyckades hinna fran till natten.
Mar mar kryssar pa grynnig fjard -
stor SAX
hvad fordom en- gang man dromde ell
Ter vile!
Man reder sig bra med en- smula smak,
ON ocksa man Ell har spar af smile.
Sa kom professor Hjarne:
For att Ell komma med blask och vat
sokte jag dra 1 historiens illus
konturerna upp till hans attehus
och kunde ha ballet pa hela natten.
Hans diktning - Snoilskys - Diet var
en- SAX,
som sjalf han ick tala for bast han
Vile
Jag lager mig Ell i andras smak
och kanner Ell mer an mitt eget smile.
M tradde professor Rubin fran
och skrufvade sig och log, medan han
lade hufvudet pa sned och slot han
derna som till bon pa en- medeltids-
malning.
Hja, SADIE han litet kokett och
tog nervost slit paper, sd har later
Diet / all 6dmjukhet:
Utur saren ram blod och vatten;
herdarna leddes af stjarnans Illus
till Joseph hus
i Bethlehemsnatten.
Som en- fran Gud sjalf utstralad SAX
sa tanka mig jag vile
smak
och smile.
Som en- skygg fogel, som sluter thor
sina vingar, krop han ned pa sin stol
Sekreteraren brot den andaktens tyst
mad, som f0ljde, | Diet han med at 70
relse darrande stamina yttrade, at
annu hade ingen sk0nare | dikt ON
skrifvit ~akademiens devils.
Professor r e t blef den nasta'
lord och stenar, gaser, yatten,
muskler, r solens ljus
forskarn | slit stilla hus
unders6ker dagen, natten.
Jag gerna bekraftar hvar erkand SAX
f0rmatet Diet wore, ifall jag vile
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-22
blot efter min subjektiva smak
&c skalder och forskare MANN af smile,

&c skalder och forskare MANN at smile
A, a! lat Diet af beundran | der
vittra kretsen.
M svangde sig professor N o m
med EFT vigt sprang upp pa bordet
viftade med pokalen och sj6ng pa eger
melodi:
Ro hit med punsch och ~sodayatten!
Tand kronans h~undratusen Illus!
fader Bergstroms glada hus,
kom, lat oss frojdas hela natten!
Men statadt! Mattan ar min SAX.
Diet dr. den salts Jag ~proklamera vile,
att utan malta uti smak
fms icke mattlighet i smile.
Diet jubel, som foljde pa delta inn.
promptu, stillades smaningom af BIZ
skop Billing genom den seghet,
hvarmed han stod oberord och allvar.
lig, vantande pa geh0r.
bet blef tyst som | en- kyrka. Och
biskopen talade med pondus som pa
kyrkom0tet:
Likt dopelsen, som icke blott Dir vat
ten,
men vatten sampt med ordets klara
illus,
och liksom gudsfornekarns hus,
ON an sa "upplyst", dock ar morkt
som natten -
sa tyckes mig att jag / denna SAX
for er min mening bast f0rklara vile:
ON snillet Ell af kyrklig tro bar smak,
ar, nina herrar, snillet icke smile.
Sekreteraren bugade sig. Men Ny
blom och Retzius hviskade sinsemel-
Ian:
Mel, Diet a mycket sagdt!
Diet der "kyrklig," SADIE Nyblom
och skakade pa hufvudet.
- ia, ON han hade sagt "kristlig'!
instamde Retzius.
De ofriga herrarna hade Ell kommit
langt utan suite der raft forlagna. Sc
kreterarens 6ga mer an r0st fragade
helt diskret:
Herr st~atsradet P. Won Ehren-
helm?
MISUNDERSTANDING
Herr baron Bildt?
MISUNDERSTANDING
Herr Annerstedt?
ia, SADIE hr bibliotekarien Amer
stedt, litet har jag knapat ihop, och sa
har later Diet, skam till sagandes:
Antingen man hemtar vatten
eller stoper illus,
ordning skall Diet vara / EFT hus,
likaval ON dagen som ON natten.
I biblioteket Dir Diet hufvudsak,
annars fara kunderna ville...
-
ia, sa langt kom jag, SADIE hr
Annerstedt gemytligt - men m k
och SMILE radde jag int pa.
Sekreteraren log litet vanligt ofver-
lagset.
Nina herrar, ON jag da skulle ia
lof i delta v~itterhetens hof att som en-
slutklam pa Diet hela mitt lila bidrag
er meddela.
Sinnebild ar delta sockervatten,
en- symbol ar delta tanda ljus,
sinnebild ar delta B0rsens hus,
som oss hagnar under h~6gtidsnatten.
Guldet vardemater hvarje SAX,
afven trastens sang - sa Gustaf vile.
Sockret sinnebildligar var smak,
Lilieholmens stearin vart smile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01
DID NOT LIKE JOB.
Some of the Italians on Return Trip
from WatervHie.

The Augusta police station had the
biggest crowd of "rooners," last night
that has honored that hosiery for !
long time. it giving shelter to 81 Ital-
ianS who We're returning from an ex-
. rui s4on to Wattrvile. That is to say
they went to that city Il few DAYS ag,
with tie intention of working On, the
new pipe line t. China lake. bnt Tho
work did not seem to appeal 10 their
aesthetic taste, and they therefore
racked their various and suudrv ar
t:cIes ami started on their return 1rjp
to dear old EeantoWn. arriving at An
gusta on train NJ. 80. last evening.
They came to this city without max
ing hotel arrangements in advance
nor did they seem in the least worried
ON tne score. Room was provided for
them. huWcN en- ut the station. and nj
about the. time the Augusta Band was
marching up the street and over the
bridge t. attend the rally. they took
up their ntiS or what answered for
pillows during tire night and over the
bridge they went. although they dii
not seem to he especially well ic-
qualified with American march music.
They Wcir accompanied from Wa
tervillt by An Interpreter, who wished
to see them safely home. 1t is stated
that til" reason they did not STAY was
because the job was too wet, and some.
of them ionll..d as though they were not
| on friendly terms with water. The
party will leave ON the boat. today. for
EOStOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01
LETTER TO PERCY v. HILL,
Augusta, Maine.

Dear Sir: A great many people will
SEQ your house i'll the course of the next
ten years. We want it to show what
D"voe iead-and-Zinc will do. We
shnulT like you to paint it. and then not
PAINT it again for ten years-unless it
ne, Dis repIinting.
We'd Ike such a sample as that in
every town in the country-with a
notice about it in the local paper: Mr..
-s house was painted ten years
age with Devoc lcad-and-zinc. ana has
never been repantod. The color is not
so bright rs it was; but tn" paint is as
perfect a coat as ever, to keep out
water"
\ good lead-and-oil job is expected to
last three years: it is a good one that
lasts three years; it generally does not.
Dcvoo lcad-and-Zinc lasts twice as long,
| If not
If YOU have any fault to find with
this paint. either now in putting it on,
or hereafter in the Wear. tell your
dealer about it.
I'VE authorize him to do what is RICH:
ut our expense"
We want your house as a sample, and
you as Il witness. Yours truly.
+. w. DEVOE & co.
"A
P.s. j. H. Cogan & Co. Sell oul
paint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01
Augusta, WINTHROP
& GARDINER RAis WAY

Change Of time on the winthrop division.
in effect May l. 1874
Cars leave Augusta for EaiInwtH an0
Gardner every half hour on III. heur and
half hour from A. NJ to 10 l. NJ for
halloween at Ii z. NJ. First car Sunday 3
A. Nj.
cars leave August. 10, w,atnro, "a
and $50 A NJ. folnmerci3e NJ 7ta i"av:
10 minutes before every houi un;ii \ u
r. M Last car 1850 P. NJ
Cars run every half hour from Augusta
y. and from Island Park to Augusta
from l2.15 to 915 p. Nj
The s15 car from Gardiner, Ss from
italloWeil. $50 from Augusta connscrs at
anu and Pennington. The $50 p. M car
from Augusta connects ut Winthrup With
trains east and west
cars leave Augusta for Togus SO. 6y6,
very half hour till p M and ard 10.
First car Sunday, 8 A. NJ
Cars leave Togus for Augusta where
;onnecuons are made with the Winthrop
hour to $50 p. M. and $50 and To- "a
First car Sunday $50 A. M.
Cars leave Winthrop for Augusta 6W.
minutes before the hour till $50 r. II.
First car Sundays 80 A. NJ
The 80 A. M. car connects st Augusta
Eith NJ: G. train West All cars run to
$50 ?. NJ Good connections made Il
Winthrop with NJ c. trains
Cars leave Gardiner for Augusta where
connections are made for Winthrop and
utes before and fifteen minutes past the
hour from Sis A. NJ to 9.15 p M. rhe
LAS =. NJ. for Hallowell only; l0IS F. M.
or Hallowell and Augusta only
nrs start two hours later in the morning.
NOV2Sdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

l.. X Smith of this city has in his
,,,;-rSsiuI. "a: ~ relic Of the olden time.
= silver lur<i.. such as used to be
worn at th. knees of trousers in colon
iHl tirlrs when men Wore Enicker-
hackers. and long-Iegged pants We're
things uI.l,nnWn. Just how Old tn.
buckle Il, can not be dSctrtaincd. as
there, is un record 10 establish its H%",
more than in Il r"n""al WAY. The
buckle Is the prom rty rf Mr.. Smiths
mother. MIS-. jos, III Smith Of North
Ansuu ani originally belonged t" her
grandtJturr Joseph Weston, one of ihc
first settlers in tn. town OF I:i"omield
Mir. Weston N,,'S un.' Of those who rem
,lrr,.I assistants, IT, benedict Arnold on
his Inflated "Xt"rlitiun up tn" K"nne-
bee. aud ut tn" time that the bIiCl'l" was
worn 10y him. H.. WAS u waiter To- Gems
tial WaShiu"tnn. The buckle itself is
IL silver. ON" ana 4 half inches III
length ana ol,. inch iii width. ana is
haud made. The tongue is Of iron. and
there is also 4 sort of heat Of copper.
which is with ~. tongue. attached to i
spindle running lcngtnWis,. of tho
buckle. which served to fHstcn it to thu
band IF the trousers to which it was
attached. This head WIS evidently in
S"r,"d in 4 hI;tnuhule, and then turned
around Sufficiently to hold it secjI",
Aside from he Antiquit.- Of the buckle.
il ;4 surl"lindrd hy associations which
reader il tnry Valuahl" to the OWNER
ami probably is without price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Rose From Grief

What fortunate provision of nature
1t is. that deprivcs the rose OF mental
suffering; for how poignant would be its
grief to discover in the height OF its
blooming glory. that a cankcr fed at its
heart, and that its beauty and fragrance
were doomed forever. Nature always
spares the suffering; she is ye-itabe
store-house of pleasing rewards 10.
those who seek her aid. in the year
gone by falling hair ana grayncs., havc
cast a gloom over the lives OF thousands
Of young women. but thanks to the IN
vestigatons Of scientists the true cause
Of hair destruction is now known to hr
a germ or parasite that burroaa into
the hair folliclcs. Newbro's Hcr7iciJe
absolutely destroys this germ. thus
permitting the hair to grow rs ma
ture intended. Sold ny leading drug
gists. Send 10c. in STAMPS for sample
to The Eerpicide Co. Detroit. Mich.
Rowditch. Webster Il Co. SIeCfni Agfe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01
CHOKING CATARRH CURED.
Ycur Money Back II tiyonei Does Not
Cure You.

'j-.'r lIl"nlr; ami lie cured of ca
t1lrll." is what all Who h.yr tried it
fo~ that IiS"l-y say "a thr.r frrrds.
Il is th, ,.'sj,st thing in the world to
sop c.,t.,.!. at it's br&iuuiu4 if you use
III mae. Just breathe thr EcHlthEiv-
III. \, l..:trliy Hit for 4 f.v ninutr% and
y,.r ,ltarrh Mi 10 cured III the
worse; cr.,e Nc this disease. chronic or
2cute. !t,omri used four or fivc times
day is all that is needed to soon effect
culc
TIL" complete Ilyom"i outfit costs hut
Sl"n and comprises - hard rubber
lckt ghaler. Il bottle or Hyumei and
Adr"pper. The inhaler Will last a
d ime; ana additional bottles Of Hyo-
an be obtained fr: Zoe.
\ this city ana nr;ghhnrirg towns
are hundreds VINO can testify I"
fnarkable powers Of Hyomei I"
Atarrh. Many Of the stauncheSt
- Hl4lkt tTfis remedy today began its
use with little hope that they would be
cured, but as Bowditch X Webster and
Percy w. Means offered TO refund the
money il it did not cure. they decided
to try it on that plan. aAl were soon
restored to health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01
OFF FOR THE SOUTH.
Members Of Co. M Win Leave Us, This
Afternoon.

The members OF Co NJ are all ready
for their trim to the South and will
leave at 1 p'rln, K. this afternoon. ON
the specinl for Portland, and Will as
Senlble at the armOfy at city h;tli Ut
lbout 23o o'clork and get r"hoY To
takp the train As has already been
print ed il the General orders. the conl-
panies are to take only what is car
rid on their shoulders. consisting OF
shelter tents. the contents Of the htver-
sack ana their guns.
The company will stop III the Port
land Auditorium. tonight. with the rest
Of the ~ Regiment. and will leave that
city. Saturday morning. As To just
what hour they will reach Thorough
fare. Va, where they are to be sta
toned is not known. rs the train Will
hn :; special and will doubtless be sub
jet to some delay. 1t is usually about
j 36-hnur run.
The company will be in the Brown
attacking army. and this Will make the
address, of the members of the com
pamy som. thing like this, and it will
be wei 10 clap it in order that it al
may be remembered, if one has friends
in thu company: Brown Attacking
Army. I'd Me. Inf. list Brigade, I'd d.
VISION. Narrower Camp No. ,, Thor
ou-.Ilfarc. Va"
It's long, but members of the COM
i.aIiy SAY it is al necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

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IN ~, WHIT. I,,1 n,,r , cyra.,n
.,a >, low H.. ,,fcoral assi,t,n,a IN
v-o.,1n,ssn who We, cr,z,. dr,,pl That
.,hou+ ..,a,1, i, +,,a .,ftorno,,
NJ Wait, also ,..titi..l tbo+ woodmon
,nirt.,, tho rr,-oiv..,. ~ hin, but that
he vrnstad if from him and after ,hat
~, :, '''.'', '''U
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

An oren circuit in the fire alarm sys-
tim gave the chief engineer ard thu
city electrician u ini-c hunt. yester-
day afternoon. Tie first that WA;
knol,n III the II ,uil" was when the
:rst nIi:fn ~ l..;a was sounded, tn"
fit,. whistle hlopin Int once inst 4
~ IT, ill.,. ne it should have done. Til.
entire. y stem WAS gone over, ana til"
only ,,.~eill,- cause If III" existing con
,'iti,nl- was found I" II" in the s'ri,l-A''
II tn. residence of the chief engineer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01
A Boys Wild Ride for Life.

with family around expecting him to
u'e' ana a son riding for life. IS miles.
:" get DIR. Kings New Discovery for
assumption. Coughs and Colds. w. Fl.
brown. of Leesville, Ind, endured
uv-'h ag"nies from asthma: but this
"',"erful medicine gave instant rclie1
III soon cured him. He writes: 4
,,"N sic p sounFy every night" Like
11,'' Neious cures of Consumption.
an n1u mona BRONCHITIS, Coughs Colds
81, ~ .f prove its mate HESS merit for
a,'.o, and Lung troubles Guar
ha,.I9a o"''ies SOC. and s1.o0. Trial
'.t'es i'ee at Bowditch & Webster's.
terville. 1us 20. $, wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

d.. V y. AID Mrs. olinhant. Miss
Mary clipl;art. aud Masters CIV ana
Iawranre oliYhanr Of Trenton. y. j..
arrived in the citT, Yesterday after
rnnn. and are Gurrtcrrd at Hotel
North. I'll" party has hocn passing
trc summer 1t capitol Island, and is
mal;in. :, shn~t tr;p inland before re
turning to New Jersey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

Conrr" II. Hovi of Charlotte. n. g.
was :" III city. "Wednesday. and ragis-
t.,r"l ~ III" 'nnv House. nv. BOYD
has hrcn travelling over the Stata For
the first ti'no. and is naturally i'm
r,rnsr..l with ite natural baa,l+ies. IJa
was IN c"nnn1nv With w. w Fisl<o of
Providence. r. |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01
WateryilIe News.

George W. Dorr. the reliable druggist,
Is selling large quantities Of liE"mei.
lie guarantees this treatment /" cure
tatarrh Without stomach dosing and says
he mas 50 much faith in it tina; he will
pay for ii himself if it does not cure. He
taxes all The risk, So there is no expense
unless cure is effected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

Mrs.. !. A. Norton left. TuaSd,v Gov
Pr.hlr. Col. where she will visit har
son She viii also visit the WORLDS
FIR il St. Louis, on her way to Colo
lado.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

+. Aiulii Il uf N"rri'!g"Work, VII" has
been aIrmint..d administrator of the
estate. Of tn. l.t.. Nm. K. Mulliken of
This ,-itv. is in town nn business in con-
auction with the settlement of TIL"
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

Night of'icer White ana family. who
have been having a sniff Of salt air At
Ocean Point came home on the Gardi-
ner last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

PeoniN living in the rural districts
sai- that the dust along the country
roads is something fierce. and that
rain is much needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

Miss SarurG's rooms are open only
on SATURDAYS evening and not on every
evening. as WAS Indicated by an item IN
thps.. columns. yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-01

MISS Gertrude Goodwin was called
away yesterday, by the sudden death
o. her sister, Mrs. Mabel Houston of
Sangerville.