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that they mean business and that
they will certainly build the road.
They assert stoutly that they will
be throwing dirt within As days and
that the work will be pushed to
completion to Roswell. and that
they have encouragement from the
head of one of the great railroad
systems of the southwest. and that
they are putting their five millions
of bonds on the market now with
assurance that they will soon have
the means raised to build with.
They have all of the route map
ped ont and claim to have bonuses
secured from all of the principal
towns from here to Roswell. incud-
ing right of way. and that one of the
officials will be out to Roswell by
spring to Sc, us officially
Il will bring you their propositions
when | come nome in a few days
and tell you all they say.
wishing you all a happy and a
new year, | am
Your Friend.
j. c. LEA
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Washington, Jan. 4.-The senate
committee on military affairs today
nomination of Gen. Leonard Wood
to be Major General The vote stood
7 to 2. the affirmative senators be-
Quarles, Crocker and Pettus: mega
tives Scott and Blackburn. Proctor
was not present, but authorized his
vote to be recorded. Hawley and
Bates were absent.
The president today sent the SEN
ate the nomination of VIM. H. Taft
of Ohio to be secl tary of war. He
also nominated Luke E. Wright of
Tennessee to be civil governor of
the Philippine islands, and Henry c.
Ide of Vermont t be civil governor.
Washington, Jan. 4.-Shortly after
the opening of the house today the
resignation of Congressman McClel-
Ian of New York was announced
Hay, Democrat, of Virginia. Oh
fered privileged resolution recit-
ing charges in the Bristow report
against members of congress and
calling for an investigation. Garner
of New Jersey made the point of Or
privileges be overruled. On roll call
the vote was 7S to TO- No quorum,
and at 1885 the house adjourned
Washington, Jan. An the senate
today Lodge gave notice that he
would address the senate on the
Panama canal question.
The reading of the Presidents
message in the senate was conclud-
ed at Las and a discussion followed
on the Isthmian situation. Senator
Morgan's resolution declaring that
neither the president nor the pres
! ident and senate as the treaty max
| ing power of the United States had
lawful power to wage or declare war
against foreign power without the
consent of congress when such coun
| try was at peace with the United
States, was the basis of the discus
sion.
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Torpedo Boat Destroyer Rammed.

Torpedo Boat Destroyer Rammed.
Washington, Jan. Rear Admi-
raj Sands. commanding the training
squadron. telegraphs the navy de-
partment under date Key West. yes
terday as follows: The Lawrence
at anchor was rammed today by the
Olivette. Report follows" The Law
renee is a torpedo bbat destroyer.
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At a meeting of the Woman's
Club of Roswell held Jan. 2. 1904.
vote of thanks was heartily given
the Board of Education for the use
of the auditorium of the school house
use of piano, janitor service. heat,
etc. written notice OF such action
to be sent to the secretary of ths
Board. The Woman's Club having
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THE DALLAS ROAD.
Mayor Lea Sends Most Encouraging
Railroad News,

Mayor Lea Sends Most Encouraging
Railroad News.
Mayor Lea, who is now in Dallas.
sends this encouraging letter to
Hon. Jerry Simpson, in regard to
the building of the new Dallas road.
The Captain seems to be sanguine
as to the immediate realization of
the project.
Dallas, Tex. Jan. 2, 1904.
Hon. Jerry Simpson.
Roswell. N. M.
my Dear Sir:-I have called at
the Offices OF the Dallas. New Mexi-
CO & Western Ry. several times.
and all of the officials assure me
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Washington, Jan. 4.-The follow
ing is a brief synopsis of the Pres
id.nt's message read today in both
houses OF congress which re-conven-
ed today after a holiday recess:
The President referred to legisla-
ton by congress concerning the
building of an inter-oceanic canal.
preference being given to the Pana-
ma site. and of the negotiations lead
ing up to the Hay-Herran treaty,
which, he says. "H they erred AT all
it was in the direction of over gen.
arosity toward the Colombian gov
ernment. Secretary Hay repeatedly
warned Colombia, of the grave con-
sequences that might follow her re-
lection of the treaty. and though the
administration had special means of
knowledge, no such means were ne
cessary in order to appreciate the
break on the Isthmus. In spite of
this condition and for the purpose
of delaying the treaty until the
company would lapse and Colombia
be able to get for herself all there
was out of the money to be paid for
the canal rights. which the president
says would have brought France in
to the matter. the Colombian con-
gress adjourned without action. And
three days thereafter the revolution
on the Isthmus roke out.
Continuing the President says, 81
hesitate to refer to the injurious in
situations that have been made of
completely by this government in
the revolutionary movements in Pan
anna They are as destitute of foun-
dation as of propriety. The only ex-
cuse for my mentioning them is the
fear lest unthinking persons might
mistake for acquiescence the silence
of mere self respect. think proper
to say. therefore. that no one con-
nacted with the government had any
part in preparing, melting or en-
couraging the late revolution on the
Isthmus of Panama. and that save
from the reports of our military and
naval officers no one connected with
this government had any previous
knowledge of the revolution except
such as was accessible to any person
of ordinary Intelligence who. read
the newspapers and kept up a cur
rent acquaintance with public affairs
The President says. ''if ever a gov
ernment could be said to have re-
ceived mandate for civilization to
effect an object the accomplishment
OF which was demanded in the int
crest OF mankind. the United States
holds that position in reference to
the inter-oceanic canal. He referred
to the utterances of approval and
encouragement from all quarters Of
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Found a Cure for Indigestion.

Found Cure for Indigestion.
Liver tablets for indigestion and
than any dyspepsia remedy | have
ever tried. and have used many
different remedies. / am nearly fif-
ty-One years of age and have suffer
ed a great deal from indigestion.
can eat almost anything | want to
now.-Geo. w. Emory. Rock l-tls.
Ala. For sale by all druggists.
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Strayed or Stolen.

One light bodied rangy looking
bay mare branded running NJ on left
thigh and LEA on right thigh low
down Right knee was swelled when
missed. S. reward for return to j.
c. Lea.
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two seasons to the purchasing of a
lot and the securing of free libra
ry for the use of the citizens of
Roswell. appreciate the courtesy OF
the citizens in granting them the use
of public halls and churches when
occasion demands until such time
when an assembly room will be
provided for them.
MARY MAUDE EARLE.
Corresponding Secretary.
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NOT
ALIENS
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER TODAY
RENDERS AN IMPORT
ANT DECISION.
PORTO RICANS

They are not Aliens and Can Come
and Go From This Country as Our
Own Citizens Go From State to
State.-The Position Taken by the
Democrats is Sustained by this
Decision.
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BURNING.

Iowa's Three Million Dollar Capitol
Building Now in Flames.
caused from an electric wire in the
attic started in the Capitol at noon
today and spread rapidly. At this
hour, o'clock. the building appears
to be doomed. The capitol building
was erected at a cost Of three mill
ion dollars.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEE RE-
PORTS FAvORABLY NOMi-
NATION OF WOOD.
VOTE 7 TO 2

as Secretary Of War-Other Nom
nations Sent to the Senate.-The
Resignation Of Mcclellan is An
nounced.-To-Morrow Lodge Will
Talk on Panama.
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MAYOR HARRISON MAY ORDER
EVERY PUBLIC BUILDING
CLOSED FOR INSPECTION.
CHICAGO AROUSED

Theaters, Churches, Stores, Office
Buildings, Factories, Hotels and
Private Residences All May Be
Included in the Order.-A Deter
mination that This Fire Horror
Shall Not Be Repeated.
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ROOSEVELT SENDS AN IMPORT
ANT PAPER TO CONGRESS.
THE PANAMA CANAL

He Treats Fully OF the Conditions
Leading UP to the Secession Of
Panama, and Defends the Course
Taken by the Administration.-Our
Position was a Duty to Civiliza-
tion.-No Other Course Possible.
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FIVE WAGONS

They Started from Custer County.
Oklahoma, Dec. 16 with Roswell
as Their Objective Point, and will
Make the Pecos Valley Their Fu-
ture Home.
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DAYS

IMMIGRANT TRAIN ARRIVED IN
THIS CITY SAT JRDAY.
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PREPARE
FOR WAR

BUT NEITHER SIDE WISHES TO
TAKE THE INITIATIVE.
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NEITHER YES NOR NO

Russia's Reply May Not Be Decisive.
Several Japanese Officers Who
Have Been Attending the Cavalry
School at Berlin Have Been Or
lately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10
Speakers at Teachers Convention.

Tn general sessions 81 inc Maine
Teachers Association II i'ahs"r' Wilth
will b. held on Thursday afternoon ana
evening ANA on Frld"y alt"rn"oH' ''t'
- ana IS, will be addressed ~ the Iol-
lowing Speakers
Prin. r. Harlow Russell l"iliirr
M"in- teacher has These MANY years
been 1T the head OF the state Normal
school at Worcester Mass. Mt. nus
sells genial disposition Always per
vadcs his Speeches ana ms "FlSlhal
aphnrisms always make ms talks de-
liGhtful and long r"l!rhibtfed.
Or. JAM +. Robbins, VINO VIII SPEAK
On "f"relsn-b born Americans Is emil
n"ntIy qualified I" interest anu m
struct. By profession physician ana
as head OF Il college S't'l'-'iieilt III New
York city Jealous cn'rlJEt"f "l JACOB
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. w. w. Stetgnn was in the city
Sunday. coming from Bangor on train
-, i'm the forenoon.
I.rr rrirk left town. saturday after
noon. IA short vacation. which will
D., enjoyed in Boston.
IN T.. Mc,'urtly. VINO has been don.;
tn" I:r".ktun fair. AMI seeing other at
fractions in -Slrhus"tts. arrived
h"uir. Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert King of Wor-
c".t,r. Mass. ar" i'm the city. and are
the. guests nf Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ Cod
dnrI. ON Crosby street.
Major A. l.. smith. treasurer Of the
National Home at Togus. was in the
,itv. Sunday afternoon. on his way
home from i weeks trip in the South.
Miss Lillian May Matthews has gone
to the rsulinr Academy Three Riv-
'rS. Qu".. 1" take a Cnurs" nf study
she graduated from the High school
in June.
Misses Dora Il. Lee and Winnifrat
Lee. were Passengers on train 1O2, Sat
uriuy afternoon. 81 4 trip to tn.
Worlds Fair nj st Louis. ana expected
t. ~ absent about twu weeks.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. A. Il Carson of Chi
ClEo. Who are visiting the lattrr's
mother. Mrs. Caroline q. Wood. ana
sisters. Mrs. A. ~ Jewett. Miss Clara
Wood and Miss Lotto Wood. is on =
Jew lays trip to Mrs. Carsun's old
home H. Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Alex. McCaus,,Iand. Mr.. an,
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Hope for the Dyspeotic,

Everyone who has realized the dis
comfort and distress which accompany
a disbursement of the digestive or
sAns will rejoice with Mrs. 5. Macy Of
Port Arthur. Ontario. in the relief she
has obtained after having suffered for
:" long time. She says: Il have
suffered for the last four or five years
from stomach trouble ana dyspepsia.
experiencing great pain. took Cham
t6rllin's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and can truthfully say they have done
me great deal of good. feel like a
different woman as a result Of using
them. and the after effect is never I'M
pleasant. These Tablets are for sale
bq Jno. Coughin. Augusta; c. II.
Beane, Gardiner.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Franklin County.

Observation-Disclosures G. Jennings to
DHSiy T.. Gay, land. ST.
Frccn"n-Cora +. Abbott to o. c.
Records. land, val con.
mdustry--M. Augusta Thompson to
IRVING Fogg. land, $l25; Warren Corn
forth I" Leroy \. Bracklcy, land and
buildings. $40.
Jay-Frederick :. Richmond to r. II
Thompson, land, 81; Everett G. Dow
1t al. to Frank T.. Gordon ct al, land
81; Henry II. Crockett to J. l.. Wilkins
land, 81.
mgti"ld-Raymond d. Witham IL
Frank +. Durrell, land, val. con-;
Carleton Lewis to a. \. Jacobs ct al.
land, val. con.
New Sharon-John Cory ct al tc
Frank N blanchard. land ana build,
ings. 81.
Rans"ley-John +. WILDER to James
T. Wilcox, land. 81; H. A. Furnish IT
al. to Winifrcd l.. Nelson. land. 81:
Theodore l.. Page to Frank Ridlon,
| land. 81.
Salem-William Seavey to Alonzc
lSylvrster. land. 81.
Tcmplc--Waltcr ID. Guild to Monzc
sylvester, land, 81.
| Wcld-Nathan Pulsifer to VIM. S
Huk"r. land, S15.
| Wilton-tic". iInlhroOk to Wilton
Wooden co. right Of floWagr. 81: Nil
ton Holmes to Norman II. Green. RICH
of way, 81: Frank y. Blanchard t
NallLCe G. Dakin. land. 81: John @
L"groo to Wilton Wnolcn CO.. land an,
buildings, 81.
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Waldo County.

Montville-Eachel l.. Nuttcr. Paler-
mo. to Fred T.. Allen. Muntvillc. land
ana buildings in Montville Frank NJ.
Poland. Providence. II. l.. to james J.
element, Montvilr, land in Mont
Vile.
Rrlfast-C. y. Cottrcll. Belfast. to
Lucius Fl. jackson. Jr.. Waldo. land
and buildings in Belfast.
Observation-Disclosures w. Blaisdcll. ct
al. Dexter. tn Isaac +. Cooper. Burn
ham. land and buildings in Rurnham.
Ini,y-Frank Cole. ct A.. Pawtuxct.
to Geo. u. PiIlsbury, Unity, land ana
buildings in Unity.
Rrooks-H. l.. Peavey. Brooks. Ia
Gc"rs" W. Peavey. Brooks. land in
Crooks
R"l1aSt-Danicl Lane estate. by exr.,
Belfast, to Duplex Roller Flushing CO..
belfast. land and buildings in Belfast
y. F. Houston. Belfast. to Duplex Rnl-
Ter Rushing 60. Belfast. land and
buildings in Belfast.
ProspcCt-Isaac NJ Cummings. Pros
noct, to Elizabeth Niece. Prospect
land and buildings in Prospect.
Eclfast-Rctta Wescott. Belfast. 70
Elizabeth Eisnoi, Belfast. land and
buildings in Belfast.
Robert w. Hardy. Lin
| Colnville. to Il. f. Long, LincoInvilIe
land and buildings in I.incolnvilln:
Nellie +. Long. It al. Boston. to H. F.
Long. Lincolnvillc. land and buildings
in Lincolnvillc.
Palermo-Lurirda Campbell. PaIcr-
mo. 70 Emma \. Finley, Palermo. land
and buildings in Palermo
1slcshoro-Charles f. Freeman. Isles
horo, to Melvin +. Trim. Islrsboro
| land and buildings in Isleshoro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

Unity club will hold the first meeting
Of its twenty-fourth year. II the
library Of the Court House on Monday
evening, oct. 10th. The program for
the winter is entitled Irish History
and Literature" The first paper on
the ''TraditiOnal History, Ancirat
Legends and Early Bards Of Irclnn -
Will be given by Mrs. Emma Hunting
ton Mason and will form a"nr'-
priate introduction to the winters
course Of study. The membership list
Will be revised at the first-meeting, and
AZ who wish to renew their member
ship. or become members Of the club
are requested to be present or send
their names to the secretary. The roll
will be called at as o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

Fir" WAS discovered at about g.4j.
Saturday evening. IN the awning over
the front of the Kennebec Light &
Heat cos. office. in the Masonic Tenn
pie. which for few moments made
quite a blaze. No alarm was given,
and the fire was quickly drowned out
by Messrs. Mosher ana Kicker. Of the
night force at the post office. who We're
soon on the scene. with chemicals. tn,
awning was ruined. ana the paint over
the entrance Of the office was badly
bist, red. The origin of the lire is no.
known. hut as the awning was up ut
the time. it is thought that . lighted
cigarette or cigar might have been
thrown into it.
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Good For Children.

YIN" Pheasant 70 take and harmless Ono
minute Cough Cure gives instant ra,irt
- III cases u Cough. Group and IA.
Ti,t'Ir , ntra. rs, It dors not pass imme-
fiEht at the seat Of the trouble II draws
"n' me Inflammation. heals and snothes
ana cures permanently bv enabling ~
III to contribute pure life-giving ami
,t,s,,,, .S'a,itiis oxygen TO the blood and
Co. "ei q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

IIo-o responded To i still alarm, a.
?bnut II O'Clock. Saturday forenoon,
due t.: chimney fire at the r"sid.'n'"
Of James Emerson. IN Pine street. tn
700 I..nrk around The funnel h"l" ~
the chimney raught fir. ana miInt
hal,. proved \ serious Proposition, hd'i
It not been dieco:"red just ut is was.
TIL. fir" Ground tn. funnel was eXtih-
sui-h"d when the hos" team arrived,
but il was necessary to use chemicals
in the chimney. to cool it off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

" you over ok DcWitt'< Little Early
Kis"rs fr htlionsnrss or constipation
YOU know what piu pleasure Is These
famous little pills cleans. the Iiyr- ~ -
,h' >NSi'm or all bile without producing
n'iV|T'Sint ereCts. They do not GRIM
S,'Nfn "r weaken. but pleasantly give
r LOW, ana strength t" the TISSUES and or
S'nS :" the stomach. liver and b,,weIs
SOLD hy fowditch. Webster < Co,
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work on tn" new block wher" the
u,i,.. Farmer office is to be located, IS
progressing Vel. The north and snuth
walls IRE ~ ~ far As tn second MOOR
Ana tn. work If putting in IN" second
nonr tirnb-rs was colnm"nc"d' Satur-
dav The moor VIII b. laid, this week,
and everything will soon be in read!-
ness for the putting up of the iron
front
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

ScuIial Advertisements,

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not sx-
ceedmg twe1fy-five words coming under
the head OF WANTED. FOR SALE. To
LET. LOST. &c. will be inserted once
for l5 cents and cents for each suisse
qusTt Insertion. ADVANCE PAY MENT
II serding b. mail remittance of postage
stamps Should be made with order as the
charges are too small to open account for
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Rally dlv was observed at the Fr"'
BAPTIST chnrct on STATE street. sun
.Iay. nud The s"rvic, $ throughout III"
dlv u"r" largely attended. 1t ~"
ii, rIIing s-ryic" the church was iillrr
to the innls anG tn. s'rm"n. which
vas devoted to present day needs. was
II very interesting one. Six persons
were, h9pli1',i over 20o We're present
at S,m,iiy school. md 1T tn" -. nina.
serve" TIA" church MS again filled.
This meeting Was "t unusual interest.
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Tbr fh,..c-naSt.l schooner T. y. n.
whi,- Dart. nb~1 clark. from phl "a
delufiA, !. discharging cargo o. -, -,
,,ns If coal at tn. Insane hospital
wharf Tn" schooner ia Campbell
Cspt. sullivan, arrived, saturday moor" noon
a,,I lis a.ougsiIe the White waiting
10 ~ discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

quite party of Augusta people
availed themselves Of the low rates of.
Tered by the Maine Central. Saturday.
had joined the excursion to Rockland
and ThomaSton. The Augusta party
numbered a, and left town on the reg
ular train at 631.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

:. y. souIe has Just completed the
- ,nt,ing in some handsome VIII
Goy shaI~s for Whitman & Adams Iis
49,. etcr.. and will Ut once "sta bIish i
s,,,.i ,..r outfit for III. new store Of H.
n, E.rk,-r &; ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

Miss Elida Estelle Higgins Will re-
ceive pupils in piano instruction after
October first. Address 116 State street.
septSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

Mr.. T. F. Monaghan will open his
class in dancing at Modern Woodmen
hall, formerly Union hall, Wednesday
evening, October 18th. oct7 ,d5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Harvest dinner will be eror,
Green Street vestry' IAu'
l1.;g to Z. VI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

Torsham fair opens tomorrow, bigger
and better than ever. Good races
fine special attractions and large ex-
hihits are assured. As this will be
the semi-centennial for this popular
fair. there will doubtless he a large
attendance from this section. The
Maine Central offers reduced fares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

AuSustaS football enthusiasts We're
at WHtertille, Saturday. to See the
game between Colby and New Hamp-
shire State College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

The October meeting Of the D. A
will be held with Miss Fuller on
Crosby street. at o'clock. Monday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

Alton F., son Of Mr.. ana MIS-. Fred
"rick \. Day, died at their home. l57
Northern avenue, sunday, aged Il!
months ana l. days. Funeral services
will be held ut , o'clock, Tuesday ar
t"rnoon, and the interment will be
made III Nit. Pleasant cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

The members Of the Mildred Holland
o., which is to appear at the Opera
house, this evening, arrived in town
on train II. sunday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

\ crew Of men We're at work, Satur-
GAY. Painting the woodwork Of the *
terror Of Masonic Temple.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

Mrs. Thomas. Treatments In Chir-
opody. manicuring, scalp and faciai
massage in most satisfactory manner.
Parlors, 30 Western Ave, or calls Dy
appointment at your homes. Tel 3ZS-
4. June2Mon&Th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

Miss Lucy Chase. manicure and
shampooing Removed from 10 Grove
street to 2? Stone street. oct4d1w'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. CRAM, CLAIRVOYANT. car

MRS. CRAM, CLAlRVOYANT, CAN
hr consulted on health or business. Ref
,r'nctS from lcadi:.G business people
Hours 10 \. NJ. 70 10 p. NJ cas- : tar' i
hy mall Capitol street. near river, Au-
5uStu, Maine. utt>uI ~"
THERE'S KERNEL IN THE SHELL
worth looking up. We lid Tor clear
heads honest hearts; steady habits; home
lie tendencies. all making for the best
good OF the human race. buc half Of Il
community watching the other half Is not
- our liking. our layout Of building
lots has calculations behind it you bet.
! on VIII always find US heading one way.
on the Cow Catcher of the early tram,
bound for success with a firm grip
Henry q. Staples, Real Estate. octGdlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10

". 9. Barker has purchased the skin
Of the bear recently shot by w. H. AL
len of this city and is having il mount
90 by Homer Dill Of aGrdiner. When
completed the animal will be used rs
a sidewalk sign for the II. q. Barker
cos. fur department. at it's new
store.