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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-02
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II. T. wileher of Ferris was in
the city TODAY.
Toney schaffer of Ennis was in
the city yesterday
Prof. j. ID. Coghlan Of Midlothian
was in the city today.
w. b. Syler OF FayetvilIe. Tenn,
was In the city today
Ben Plnkston Of Dallas was In
The city yesterday aud today.
Misses Kate spalding and Annls
Morris returned from Ennis last
night
Oscar Sensabaugh has returned
TO the Polytechnic College At Fort
Worth.
Mrs II. D. Pickens. who has been
visiting IT Shreveport, La, will re-
turn home tonight.
Miss Myrtle Smith and her guests.
Misses Hughes and Sheppard Of
Austin, went 30 Ennis this morning
IT, visit friends.
Mrs. II. J Coleman aud daughter,
Miss Nell. who have been visiting
In the city, returned home 60 Fort
Worth last night.
w. II. Wilson and family ~
Groesbeck, who have been visiting
relatives in Waxahaehie, returned
home this morning
Miss Virginia Anderson az OKLA
homa City, who has been visiting
relatives ia the city several weeks,
returned heme this morning
Miss Jennie Gray, who has been
visiting her parents, Prof. j. A..
Gray and wife, returned Co Hous-
ton today where she is teaching IN
the public schools.
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Rsv Ca,IIsls ?. b. Martin, LID,

Rev Carlisle r. b. Martin, LID,
Wavellr, Texas. writes. "Of a
H0r0IHg, sheu first rising, / often
Nnd tr1ubles0me collection of
ghie-m, which produces a cough,
and BIS very hard GO disiodge; but "a
small quantity Of Hallard's H0re-
a0und syrup Will at once dislodge
IS and the trouble Is over, | know
~ uo medicine that is equal 90 It,
and % is So pleasant 90 take. / can
Aost cprdl ally recommend IL 20
AL persons needing a medicine for
throat or lung troubles Prices
- sac y h.ettl@ - Hood 4 Mar
inns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-02

Remember the Sleeper Grain Com
pany when in need of any kind of
feed. We have the best McAlister
coal. Sleeper Grain Co. If
Mr. II. J. Billiard handed as five
dollars yesterday, which raises the
figures on his subscription Ia the
Daily Ligst TO Jan. /, 1906.
Save a dollar by paying $500 In
advance. 1t will be - per cent
saved on your money sed you will
have your subscription to the Light
paid for a whole year IS
Judge NJ. b. Templeton has our
thanks for a tive-dollar william
which pays his subscription 90 the
Daily Light one year In advance.
Miss Julia Hiltyer announces that
she will resume her music class
Monday, January 8, upstairs over
j. > Campbell Il Co.'S. store,
The teachers and students Of
Trinity University are returning 10
the city % be ready tor tins opening
of the school next Tuesday mora
Ing.
If you have never tried the 81 %
Ia advance plan en- yaaF Daily
Light subscription, you should do 50
At once. foa save q dollar In tha
tFanaaetlon s.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-02
COMING EVENT.

FEB b Metropolitan Grand Con-
gsgt Car1ouy.
Sch NJ. Lyceum Operate Co
AgrIl B. Fred + Brooks
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-02
SNAPSHOTS AT THE NEWS
DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE
CITY BRIEFLY TOLD


The coal dealer is smiling again.
The December term of county
court will close next week.
The city public schools will re-
sumo business Monday morning.
Mr.. Floyd A. Ferris has accepted
position with the Citizens Nation
al Bank.
-Four new houses have recently
been completed in the Cert addition
to the city.
The Citizens National Bank paid
its usual ten per cent semi-annual
dividend today.
After a few days of warm weather
another blizzard put in It's appear.
ance last night
NJ. b. Ray has moved his livery
stable to the building formerly oc-
cupied by Davenport d Patton.
The street force has been at work
this week hauling dirt and gravel
and flling up the holes in College
street.
Dr. ID. q. Thompson has CDR
thanks for 800 advance yearly pay
ment on his subscription to the
Daily Light.
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Oa ouF many subscribers vito
have paid 500 Ia advance on sub.
serlptlen not one has yet complain
ea "a iais asa ala. -
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Work has been temporarily sue.
pended on the Sims Library en ae-
count Of tbs brick makers being be.
hind with orders. The briek t. BE-
used comes from Illinois aud ID
will be about sixty days before the
order Tor this building can be allied
Two carloads az stone arrived this
week for tha baiGaing.
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Take Laxative HFono Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money II II fails To cure. r.. w
Groves signature Is on each box
2ae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

II. Il. Erskinc OF Alma. is registered
nj the Cony House.
r. II. jenkins left. last night, fol
Boston, on business trip.
G. w. Wheeler of Boston, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Russell.
Mr. ana Mrs. +. A. Pickering If Wa
terville. We're in town. yesterday.
John =. LiG%"tt was at Brunswick
yesterday. S:cit;iig thu day with
friends ut Bowdoin College.
Miss Helen HinChlcy. 2G Weston
street. Was called IA North Ansnn. YES
tcr,iry. by thc sudden death OF her Sis
ter. Mrs. Williamson.
Mrs Henry Il. SdyWard of North
'anilr:dGc. Mass. arrived in the city
Tuesday afternoon. and is h" guest OF
her sister, Mrs. G. w. Whitman Of
Western avenue.
Mrs. Isaac Mead of Everett. Mass
and her sister. Miss Phillips of Bangor
ave calling on friends in town. Rev
Mr.. Mead was formerly located here
ana is now engaged in editorial work
in Boston.
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COM. PEARY HOPEFUL
OF Beating All Previous Records and
Finding the Pole.

Hucksport, Me, Sept. 27.-Com-
mander Robert +. Pcary. L. S. n, tie
famous Arctic explorer. is mere Inspect
ing the work on the slip in which he.
is 10 make his next attempt to reach
the pole. Comm;tllI,r Ptlry has been
cl"@vteI with Captain Charles y. Din
Of thr firm Of MacK;y & Dix, at whose,
y.ild til" vessel viii be constructed.
The two We're in the model loft all the
morning. v her" tie model fol tie YES
sci is being made While nothing has
been given out ~ = result of the morn
in@'s conference. il is understood thai
several slight changes have Been mlde
in the vessels hull. Comm;. lider Pcurv
said that lie had nothing new to give
out. but he did say that the new vessel
would be Il radical departure from all
previous Arctic ships. In fact, that i,
would be an exact reverse Of them
III tie past these ships have been
built for sailing ships with steam aux.
IlialY. Pe,rrys new snip will substi-
trte full power steamship with sail
ing auxiliary. III other words. Com
mHn1er Pclry goes dependent on steam,
Propulsion Int with a fun equipment
If ais in case the fuel is exhausted.
The engine will ne n 1000 horse
power. The vessel will be schoonc-
rugged with spread of 2o90 square
yards oc canvas.
Asked how junc his rent trip woul,;
lie. Commander F"ary replied: "Unlcs,
the weather is 10" severe | hope to re-
turn home in Il months. If the
Weather is exceptionally cold. | may
lie - months on the voyage.
Commander Prdry refused to allow
pictures of the model to be taken untR
the frame was UP, and neither did he
care to have any drawings made.
The keel has not yet arrived. which
las caused considerable delay in the
work. An lCCIIent at Washington, ID.
g.. has caused this delay. The Keel will
he or Virginia o;tk An idea If the
strength will be secured from these
data: 1t will be of sawed oak timbe.s
"f three separate sticks Of oak inches
square bottled together, making each
iSXG. These will be planked with g.
inch hard pine. planed and caulked,
outside OF that planking of OAK
oaulked. Around that. iron sheathins.
W o,N has begun on the house il which
tie hull VIII re tuilt n the Dix yard.
II viii be 30 feet long. 50 feet " lie
ana 30 f. ct hi;n. II viii be lighted by
electricity.
Twenty-Five r1eE are now ut work in
the ward and when the keel arrives .his
NUMBER viii be increased 10 100.
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Portland Market.

n,-,,, Portland Sept y.
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, per H.,
~; gilt cdGed Vermont. 1Sttlyc, reno
waited. 1S0i19C
EGGS Eastern fresh. 27G.2sc.; western
fresh. &c
CiiEESE-Cheese, plain. nlMI2,2c.
sage, &c.
FLOtlt-Superfinc and low grades, $40
d.; patent spring whcats. 81 SGm. .
Mich. straight roller. 81 10G'i.25: clear do.
S5.gnf6lo: 81. Louis. straight roller snlW,
49,; clear do. $6."JGf6.l5; winter patents
wheat. S6.2.n,G.4O
GRAlN-Corn, car lots Soc: bags sc.
meal bags. &c: Oats. new car lots. .;9Gf
DOC: bags. imt fSc: MINI. sacked bran nag
lots. SO %: winter wheat bran, car lots,
$500: mixed feed. car lots, S2i.jD; do. bag
lots. $500; brown middlines, car lots,
s25.O0M26tO; do. bag lots. $500; flour mid
dlings. car lots. 81 90: do bag lots. S2S.jJ.
LEMONS-$4. 0CtI5.OO.
ORANG ES-Valencia. S4.OHtJGD
PRODCCE-Beans. California Pea s. 50;
yellow eyes. $2.3'NI3J9: Red Kidneys. $:2!,
M:.-D; new potatoes -5foCOc.: onions. III sh.
$780, fowl lIfr1Cc.; Turkeys. Western, 'Ud
DC: chickens. 1iMl7c.
PROVISIONS-Pork heavy. slG00d61r 50;
medium. SIC GGl6J0; light, Sl3.50aIlG %;
beef. light. S9.500l0.o0 heavy, so 5hl11 %:
lard. ties. and half Dbl. pure, SHmS,5c.:
trs.. and half bills. com. GA@6Mc.: pals.
pure, 9i9Ac.: pals, compound. 1lafi7a.c.;
pure leaf. 1GAM11c.
STGAR-Standard. granulated. s5.49c.;
extra fine granulated. 5.49c.; extra c, 5.10c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

W. l.. Strhbims ana J. f. Packard
vino hrN' been on an auto trip through
New F.n"ldud and some of the Eastern
strt,e. Iu Mr.. Strbbins' Cadillac run
about, arrived in the city at about 10
u'rlurk. Monday evening, after hay
inr been gone L. days. After leaving
Augusta "m their start. they went
through New Hampshire and Yer
mont. through III" White Mountains.
ANA to Lake Champllin. down the LAKE.
to tht. IIulenn river. thence to New
Jersey. coming back ny til" way OF
New York to Connecticut. From
there they visited number Of plac y
on their way to Boston. and from that
city they cam" HON" by the WY Of
Portland, making 4 total run Of about
1900 miles. The trip was most SUE
ccssfu one. aiforlng lots Of pleasure.
and III" weather WAS exceptionally
fine. They We're only obliged to wait
over day and half on account of
stormy weather. and the only acct
dents i'll the Way of trouble with the
machine resulted from three punctutc+.
two of them haru"ning on the last day
of the run.
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The work ~ the And rsnnvillo
monument, wh"h II I" y" erected hy
tn" S'"te of H"in". on IN" sit" of thr
old prison. ana which has ben in
process OF constitution at the TIynt"r
grant" Sh'HN ~ iiall"W'Il' IS nt'riS
completed. "ud HI monument vii ht
III readiness '"r Shipment WlIhlh j lew
GAYS N"""l "'I mat remains I" ot
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MARKET KEIUfkTk.
Augusta Market.

Augusta. September -
bf'AN Sea. Name, $40; y. J.. s. :.
~ lThi-Creamery. 25c.; ban, zoe.
t.GGS-21c. per dozen
GtAlN-Corn, sc: meal, 64c. per bu
mind Iced. $50 cwt.: cuttonsecJ meal
*Z9W: bag lots, 81 IS.
HAY -LooSc, retail, $3.50 per ton
pressed. sl5.oO; straw, retail, 500: pressed
$1,000 ~
SlGAR-5.50 per 100 lbs; IS larger bbl.
HONEY-Bux $ISS
aMCTTON-su1Ic. per H.. spring lamb
OATS-5Oc per so ID busheI
POIAIOES-Jt'. per bu>hei
POClIRl-Fowl.l Halle: chickens NC
WOOI~Cnwashcd ISu2Oc
WOoD-Dry hard, $G.OUqs.C per cord;
soft. $I.0tliSJ00
!, HlDES-Cow and steer, SIC; COW hides,
sc; bull hides, Jlac; calf skin. 1.c.
NEAl--7N9c per ID.
HEEF-Sides, 79t9c. per H.; kinds.
Mllc.; fores. 5:-ct6i-c: rounds and
flHnks NJ loc.; rumps ana loins, Halle.
runhps. lUH13C.. Ia:tlcS. &C.; bucks, ai>c
joint l2Wl3c.; spring lamb, llQtl2c.
fLOC R-Bcst patent Hour. 500 per Dbl
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Boston Wool Mark Of.
BOSTON. Snptemher .

Boston, September 26.
The total receipts of wool at this port
during IN" past week comprise II 5,l
bales domestic. and t2O3 bales foreign,
against 1.f1l bales domestic and 1877
bales foreign for the same tim. last year
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. active week Is re-
ported in tn" Boston wool market, with
il very strong. and the tendency Is IN
ward. The goods ma rkct Is showing up
better. the demand for worstcds having
been satisfactory. The advance In the
prices of worsted rnc"rtly announced by
the American wooden Company and
other manufacturers IS regarded as only
q logical outcome of the strong wool mar
kct. The only Strangcne%s about II -
that the advance did not come earlier. Il
is vet problem how mann aotnrrrs could
afforded to make such low prices on their
initial with the frmness then existing In
wool.
Ohio and Penn Prices-Fine urwashed.
24025c: unmcrch 25M2Gc.; Mich. UNI
wa shed fine 21m22c. unmrrch '9@b2at-
Pulled Wool secured basfs-Fine a. 5SD
s9c.: extra. 5JGG0c.: A snrer 4s0fOc.
Il supar. 4s7lsc.: G super. 34d13ec.: comb
inr iG'l4sr.: fine cnnbng. 6Efa2c
Ohio and Penn neerec--NX ord ahnVo.
2i<, Re: V and above. 30fI31c.: No. !. $50
Mich g. wis. etc.-M'ch X nnd above.
2fr'27: No. ]. "oM"1c.: No 2. 2ynDc; nne
cnrnbine-Kv.. and Ind. ~ blood comb.
Y blood. 29@29Kc.; braid comb
Ing 93T2ic-
DelaIne feeces-ohIo, ssgsaAc; Mich.
32g33c.
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: i I. 40 per hbl,; cut ana ground. 81 l5Gs

Si.9'ii%o per hbl.: cut ana ground A45G,
oArS-oats are plenty without chanes
m prize Track. No. :. White. 80 .ye
| -" &c. Tor shipment, all rail n, lbs 3t,r
iur y rs, lie; 70 lbs. nc: fancy iIIISo
rRovIsIoNs-Pork provisions are firm
cuts. ilS.a0; medium Sl1.oI: lean ends sI> =
mH-G': fresh ribs. 1+.eul4'.,c: cnrnad
shoulders; EIc.; fresh shoulders. givc
81 ,co shoulders: loc.; lard. DC pals,
"i4i I'LL: Sausagcs. l0.iml3c.: hailed hams
81, Al; sausages. 1ol al boiled hams
lV"i"'ac; leaf lard. CSC; rendered leaf
, ,;lru. ",;r.; pork tongues S2jN; loose salt
dressed hogs 7..mT.c country
BEEf-Frcsh beef is quiet with prices
unchanged. Choice whole cattle quoted
al M@c.: kinds are JuotabIe m I,GtiiI.c.
LAMH-Westcrn lambs, 7a,oc: fall
lambs 1mSc
MlTTToN-Mutton at sale; yearlings.
VEAL-Steady. 9n11c.
PntLTRY-Therr is quiet demand for
poultry. and prices are easy. Frozen
hroiicrs lSM2oc.: Western broil"rs I4mIac.:
fowls Northern. l5ml5l4c: Western. Ia
1flr: nativ" ducks. l5M1ic
ElTTER,Market is firm. Creamery.
= Il
Western fresh. 21m22c.; Vermont, dairy,
1tM1ac.
C1IEESE-Chcese is firm with the de-
mand good. Round lots old. e'hMlOc.:
new. M9c.: Vermont Twins. gL0I0c
johbing. l.G,1c. higher
EGGS-Tggs are Guic; with prices fair
ly steady: choice nearby oMi30c east
ern. 2lFi2Gc western 1gn22c
REANS-Market is quiet with prices
steady. Pea marrow n. y. and Vermont.
ner buShcl, 81 75El 81: medium n w. ana
Vermont per hushnl 81 95G,oOo; yellow
eyes. 2.MN2-95: Rcd Kidneys 81 11nn. 20
. 35
AFFL FS- Receipts Of new appIcs are in
creasing. Pound sweets 81 2Jr1 30: AIex-
nnd"rs s9.M"2.rO: Duchess. sl5Im2OO:
Gravcnstein 80 00"2Io: pippins 81 21G,1 80
HAY AND STRAW-IIav is quiet and
easy; straw is nui"t: millfeed Is steady.
Hay No. I. s16ODG17GO: lower grades.
81 .""1coN: W. straw. s2o00di2loo; oat
straw. s10 NAff11 90
POThT0FS-Potatoe are in fun sup
My and prices arc easy Mt: Houlton He
Irons 5hc.: Green Mountains. 50c; sweets
81 o-G.1 ~
SUGAR H"frcd eugar. steady cut loaf.
and crushed Gle: powdered, 5.G0c.;
eranulated. SEC.
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Sanadahoc Fair Race Prc1rann.

TIL, program of races for the Sag
allhoc County Fair to be held at
Tol.sham. oct. Ills, has been an
rnunced as follows: Tuesday OCT. II,
9.Ie race or 81 trot. purse, $50; 2.2l
pace or 2.1> trot. purse. 500: Wednes-
L., oct. L.. 90 pace or 30 trot. purse.
S15o. 224 pace or 221 trut. purse. $l5':
Thursday. oct. 10, 2.3c pace Of 2.23 trot
purse. $50: 2.11 trot or pace, purse,
sou: consolation race. open TO an
horses not winning money in previous
races. purse. 500.
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ANU ENTS
The Chief justice" Daniel Suliv,e Ma.
Play.

The Chief Justice Daniel suliy's New
Play.
I'll" ,,bnv. Is the promising titIo af
III" new play in which the well-knou.r
actor. Daniel sally. will appear at the
Dr...I House tomorrow night. ."1,ha
Chief Justice is said to be one Of ia
strongest plays on the boards this saa-
son ana il III principal character
Hon. Morgan DTnnnell, Nh SuIlv Is
sad % bay" achieved the biggest t,i-
unr',h of his Theatrical career.
The chief Justice" is plav Of 1ha
present day ana deals With certain
phases Of the strenuous life in Fifth
avenue ana Wall street. Love ana
finance. two of the controlling infIu-
ruccs of our laittr-dHy civilization are
the dominant notes i'll this powerful
lrlr rnlnuIlcc. The play represents
tn eternal conflict between God ana
Man,mnn as revealed by the antagun-
ism Of the Golden Rule and the rule of
sold and greed. Unlike the majority
of plays now before the public, all
trnih ANA tuam. The Chief Justice"
possesses body, soul ana substance
Three very pretty ana Interesting
lnN" stories are told and set against Il
strenuous background of Suppressed
t.rritrrl,!it that reveals the mcthudS
Of modern fim;mci,rs. with their VIZ
tered stock sWin'(lrs anl other IN
y rupul"us means Of acquiring sudden
wealth. The story is told by an in
t"nsrly interesting group of easily
recognizable characters that keep
things :,"ing from the rise till the fall
of tn" curtain.
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A Novel STAGE Effect.

One Of the most sensational ami
realistic scores in Frank W. NaSon'e
new play when Women Love-" the
play which Will appear at the Opera
House, Saturday. pct. /. is the trial
scene IN which an innocent young girl
Is accused Of killing her uncle. ana
who would have been convicted but for
the startling cNidenc" given by the
"lr'Hhia Grarhophonc upon which Il
rni versa ton has been recorded by th..
Villains. which is repeated at the trial
in tnrir nat"ral Voices. The seat sale
viii open tomorrow at 9 A. "A.
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Ezra Kendall.

Ezra kcndall's personal following is
tremendous. ana no comedy star who
plays here i sure Of 50 enthusiastic Il
greeting us ne. In his newest comedy.
WEATHER HeHt"rl i;cnson," he has
broken al the records which he has
established in "Th" Vinegar Fiuyer,''
and for weeks al Boston has been
laughing heartily at the Park Theatre.
His cement th?r" Will be followed
10y hrici tour of III" le;. ding cities ~
N"@ En%i,'rd. ana it is u pleasant an
nnuncemrlt that he will BE seen in the
new play ~ the Opera Trus- oil Satur-
dny. oct. y. tn" Eostnn company ana
production being brought here without
change
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Boston, September p
FLOUR-Flour is quiet. but prices ar.
firm. Some new winter patents are offer
cd at S5y0pG25 on old flour the quota
s. Godi6M,: winter patents. sotDM5.-D: trade
committed spring patents. MOO:
straight. s5G5li6.I5: clears. sI.JJjFtGl0
CORNMEAI-Cornmea is easier at 81 q
Ml2G per bag: 81. 6Gft2.65 per hbl.: granu-
lated s3.156:30 and bolted S'1yffa.45
CORN-Corn is steady. Spo: steamer.
yellow; s51ac.; No. 2 Yellow &c: shin
ment No. 3, yellow, e2Hc.; No. 2. yellow.
63j@c; lake and rail. w. lower.
RYE FI.OUR-Steady at A9E'475
GRAHAM-s3 70M4.D per barrel.
OATMEAL-Quiet. We quote rolled at
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Diminished Vitality,

some people talk very fprantly
about diminished vitality.
1hey don't stop to think that vitality
- ,ie principl" Of life-th"t il is that
iiI'ie understood something on which
iuhct"n Of their bodies depends
n'i''''is'lrd vitality is early indicated
"s ''Ss OF appetite, strength and -ndur-
dl"e. ana Hooi's Sarsaparilla is the
greatest vitalizer.
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kinq Pepper.

Thr snng-emiths Of King Pepper"
Burns ana Favor. will try hard to
max, the Augusta production grand
one AZ their friends from Portland
Lewiston. Bath. Watcrvile and Ban
@or will be present and much depends
upon the presentation in this city. a
member of IL" Algonquin Club Of
Rrncktnn will also witness the per
Torrance as The authors are drsirnu.
III placing the opera in that city.
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Salt Rheum

Itches. oozes, dries and
scales over and over again;
local applications do not.
cure it. because they cannot
remove its cause, which is
an impure condition of the
blood. The most obstinate
cases have been perfectly
and permanently cured by
q course Of
HoodsSarsaparilla
the best medicine for salt,
rheuZn In all the world.
For testimonials Of remarkable c,,-e.
send for Book on Salt Rheum. M ;
c. l. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mos
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Hon. Joseph H. Nnnl"y. who has
been Al his cottage 1t Small Point, f"r
the SUMMER, arrived home last eve
ming. accomplished by his son. $amurI
Cnny Manl"y. Mr.. Manl"y's health is
good. ANA he comes home very much
improved 10y his rest. The Misses
Marley will remain At Small Point IN
til Thursday, III order to close the cot
to-. Ion The winter.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term, Hon. o. G. Hall,
Presiding Justice.

OLIVER G.. HALL. Judge.
CHARLES W. JONES. Clerk
FRANK J. HAM. Sheriff
THOMAS LEIGH. County Attorney
FIRED w. LEE. : enugrirhri.
Augusta. Sept. -
In the kcnnchec county suptli"r
court Tues lay. tn" cases assigned FOR
trial were either settled or continued
ana the jury WaS excused until IL
o'clock, Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28
Uncle Sans Daily Business

Washington. S"pt. 2l.-Gnvernment
receipts: From internal revenue. s. g.
o40; customs. S1.OfI.9S7: miscellaneous
<2?.-6S; expenditures. $I.zG0.ouo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

While hunting partridg.s. near Ores
den. Saxonv. Tuesday. Duke Henry of
ccklenburg-Schwe,in was shot by
Prince Otton of Schoenberg- Walden
borg and wounded in both knees and
enc hand. The gun was loaded only
with birdshot, nevertheless the duke
will be confined to a hospital for sew
oroI DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

A special department for Boys
and Girls in the Boston Sunday
Globe every Sunday. If YOU are
not taking it at your house tell ia
ther to get it next Sunday.
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Dave" Hill Will Speak.

New York. Sept. 27.-navid r. Hill
VIII Steak in Indiana, oct. Il. IS and
Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

Two great stars who will be seen
lcrc shortly are Mildred Holland ana
Mari. WainWri@ht.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

Clearing House Statement.
I'"$ton. Sept 21.-Clcaring house
statements: EXCHANGES slno,, -,
Balances. aa97
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

AIAf.TAE LuDGE, NO, So. K. OF p.
.,,r rnnv,rfinn AZ sG o'clock very
.t.. Ett. ...r,t.r : ri- =. work ~
..r RAMA -nII'ntS.
IN I; N DOUGH. is. Z. q.
ri:t.ltT e. GRAY. X. Of r. ana .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

IMPERIAL LODGE. D. OF A., NO. 2.
a d q ~ M,.tit.. i'll q |; lIl!I.
th,. Inst aui mira Friday ~ each month.
1T sEI"Il: NI-r.'AIIr. e. of "
%E.IIIE q IHIIII:f;Itk Recorder.
EMMA NJ EnI:I.ETS. Frrin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

cAur3N Au,zuaTA. NO. 8, EVERY
'L'l'' "'s".,| NJ nEl.uMnNp. Clerk.
NEFIl NN> trIt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28

JrPHrrA FMcAMPMENT. 10. 3;
,r,.tng; ~ O'Clock r.ery second ana
'"'' ''' X p TAHER 9. p.
. q f'.-t-l H.. ,i"r'h