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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

Miss Sarah Lang has gone 70
home in Lisbon to pass the shor, :.
cation with her parents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

Henry Abbott of the Maine Madc,,
School, is passing the Thanksgiving -
cess with his parents in this CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

c. A. Little has gone to his bou,.
keene, \. II. He will return ~,
Thanksgiving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

DR.. l.. A. D'angy went to D..
Wednesday, expecting to return II,
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Wing arc ,,;.,.,
in Readfield. with Mr.. Wings s;..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

Chicago. Nov. 23.-With one suspect
under arrest, and with 10 detectives, di-
rcctcd bv Mayor Crolius of Joliet, fol-
lowing another promising clew, early
Wednesday, the police think they have
made rapid progress toward "A solution
of the mysterious killing of Chauffeur
John W. Pate. Jr.
The prisoner, whose name is said to
ba Hurry Barker. and who given piano
tuning as his trade, was found in the
village of Channahon, II miles south Of
Joliet. In Il general way he answered
the description of Dove" the suspect
ed slayer of Bate except that he Wore
a suit Of dark clothes.
He denied his name was Dove, but
admitted he was in South Joliet
boarding house, Saturday night.
From an unGuarded remark the pris-
oucr is said to have made the police
think that If he is not identified as
Doe" he may give them valuable cv-
i,icuCc regarding that man. In telling
Of his stop in the boarding house he
said he had gone To a room in which Il
man lay in bed. When he opened the
door the stranger buried his face in the
bed clothes. The plan" tuner says nc
then Withdrew and saw no more of the
mysterious person.
ON information that a stranger ex-
a;tly fitting the description Of Dove
was seen at Rockdalc. police from JOLT
ct started for that town, early Wednes-
day.
Foreman Nolan of the Rock Island
coal yards. telephoned that the sus-
pect having been lettering around the
village during the evening and later
had started away walking on the rail-
wav tracks. So sure was the foreman
! that the stranger was 'Dovc" that he
armed the sectionmen and farmers
near the village and the crowd started
| in pursuit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

Two DRINKS were before Judge g,
Wednesday morning. Both n,;d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

syndicate has purchased from the
Detroit United Railway Go IS. 100000 of its
first consolidated mortgage AZ ncr cent.
bonds are a part of an issue of sos O0O. 900
which will eventually be a first mortgage
On the entire property. The sale of these
bonds IS made for the purpose of refund
ind S6;3>3.Wo ptroit Citizens Street Rail-
way first consolidated mortgage per
cent. gold bonds falling due July l, 1905
and TO liquidate the floating debt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching. Blind. bleeding ar Protruding
lSle.. Your druggist will refund money il
PA/O OINTMENT fails to cure YOU in
TO II days. so. n23e Cdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24
A new THEORY.
Explaining Lemont, ILL.,,
Automobile Tragedy.
Dead Chauffeur May Have Died
in Another's Place.
improbable But a Possible Story About
the Case.

Chicago, Nov. "a labor union con-
sriracy is the latest explanation of the
automobile tragedy near Lemont, ILL.,
According to this theory, John W. Bate,
Jr, the young chauffeur, was the vic
tim OF bullets. intended for Edwin
Archer. a vital witness for the prose-
Cution of a criminal case involving Il
number of Chicago labor union Off
Gals.
Archer was an employee of the same
automobile company for which Bate
worked and he and Bate were the only
two chauffeurs on duty when the au-
tomobie was hired by telephone from
the Auditorium for 'Mr. Dove" the
supposed murderer. Only moment
before Archer was ALONE and it was he
VINO received the original commission
to accompany Dove" a sudden i'm
pulse or presentment of danger led Ar
cher to turn the work over to Bate.
Archer has for months believed him
self in danger since he gave testi-
mony in the ease of an alleged profess
sional slugger who was charged with
attacking non-union electrical workers
and WhOwas freed by change OF
court records. The alteration of the
records was discovered and led to the
convention of a court clerk and sever
III officials of labor unions on a charge
of conspiracy.
Archer's attorney, today, was sc
strongly impressed with this theory of
the case that he laid all the facts be-
fore the states attorney. The partial
confirmation of the theory is the fact
THAT Dove" is said to have avoWed
himself an electrician, while casually
explaining his identity during an at
ttrpt to hire a horse and buggy in Jo-
lict. the day after the trtlgedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

The SWISS military authorities are about
to adopt Khaki for soldiers uniforms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

Byron kimbaIl is in Bangor .,
short visit with friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24
Daily ksnnsber Juu,a,
WATERVILLE
TELEPHONE, H..

oroE-0o Main G.
Waterville citizens will eonf., . .
"or oy leaving or tsIephonIno IT,
news interest to the Journal, W. :
vile editor. The Office 10 oos, ~.
the day. In case the editor ~. 1,
chance to be out at any tim. 10y s"es
the evening, news items may 4. ,~
the mail box on the door and ~" Z
found by him In season for n. ~.
mornings issue. ne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-15
9eluep 1T @iGens.

8oibington. .. g., 10. @op.
- IS miro mini I'M StoatS : Oepor.
tennellt ais lifcr betrohtet, SAB 80.
mirol 0eiuep Elm Mitglieo Der inter.
nationolen SdieoSgeri6t5 Com.
milton Iein miro, ipeIfe Die Geront.
iuortltng lttO @nti91oigung in Ga.
den oes NoroIee. 3iuiideniollcs, cnt.
ltanoen ourd oas Geuerrt Der ruiii.
ifen Office Jlotte atf engIiife Sis
iterbootc, feIt5uitelen bat, 9oS
Staot8 q. 0eportement lit bereitS in-
formea benodrihtiet iuoroen, oab
etgldno einen oamerifaniid,en Sra.
rine'Offi5ier boflten &onees~ in Scr
Gommiiiion 5u baben miinidt. Gu.
NIT fam MIR 8etneb genleint ieir.
Ser 8lotteniefret1r miro Gclucp
I'M feline Rittpirfuns ~oufforoern
tuenn oaS forneae @eiu6 feinen olt.
oeren Sffi5ier erp1bnt. 3eluep bot
bereitS eini9en 8reurben onqeoclltct,
Dob ibnt Die Wiiiinn cine Gbre icilt
ipiiroe. Die GommiiIion oiirite an;
1. Se5ember 5uiommentreter uno in
ipeniger ais bier @ofcn nit ibrer
Mrbeit 81 Gn0e fen.
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Nrbeiter ~@ereins.Galenner

federation OF Sabor" Ber.
iammIungen ieoen @tttpo9 abeno
IN Der rHedabite-S Sale.
DWobeIorbeiter Linton Nr. 1893.
II. 9. Of 6. & s." - B%eriammIuna
ieOen 9onneritae i'm y2abor.2p.
ceum," Rr. 10tt, Sit.9a Itimore.S Str.
Bier ausfabrer : Union Scr. 173"
8~eriammIlna ieoen anberen
Sonntag.
"@ai9iniiten. uno $eiaer.l1nion~
8%erinmmIilng ieoen anoereu
9ienitag.
rNetser.llnion Gr. 80" Ser.
iammlune ieoen anSeren Sonntae
I'M Wonot, Radmittoes, i'm r2abor.
Spceum".
n8aui6reiner.llnion Nr. Al"
geriommlung ieoen 9onneritag i'm
s2abor. 2nceum".
Sitter. Union" 8eridmmluna
ieben anoeren 9ienitae, abenos Inn
8 llbr, I'M ,2abor.2pceum".
n8rouarbeiter.llni Scr. 8" -
8%eriommlung ieoen oroeren Conn.
tag, Radmittags, I'm r2abor.2p.
ceum".
y@1der.ltnion Ger. IL" Ser.
iammIiine ieoen atpeiten Samitas
i'm @ouat, Radmittass. i'm ~2abor.
2Dcei,m".
,Arbeiter 4ronfen. un6 Sterbe.
aaiie, Brand Sc" - 8~eriammInna
ieoen Iesten @ontog I'M Monat i'm
.2abor'S pceiim".
sWtuiifer-l Linton" - 8~eriammlina
ieoen eriten Sreitae I'm Wonat, Dor.
mittags, in Der .Wedanics' Saue"
on Der @eit.S apette.S trabe.
rSiit- uno aappenmo6er . Union"
- 8eriammlung ieoen Snnitog In
Rr. 9t5, Sit.Tratt.S trobe.
raugemeiner arbeiter t. 2ronfen.
unteritiisungs.8 erein bon Sit.galti.
more" - 8%eriommIrtng ieoen Diem.
itag in gooeniteiner'S Saae Nr.t234
Sit.Sapette.S traBe.
.Grbeiter 9rnsfen. ino Sterbe.
Safe, Brand 1859" - BerIommIuna
ie6en 5tpeiten unb letten Donneritae
l. Wonat in Riiib's Soae, ede Gle
n emit uno Sopion.S trnBe.
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Sdenhlide MiRbanolnng elmer
8reiiin bnrdb eincn He9er.

BbtlnoeIpbio, Is. 9top. -
8rau Marp 8ob, 8ittpe zines
llnionsbeteronen, nliroe bcutc iriib
il, ibrer @obnung 81 Bridgeport, 18
Meilen BON bier, bon eitem g1eger
iiberiallel1, iuelder ibr Eenitonseelo
nitb lire @ertbinfen perIongte. Die
70.idbriee 5roit, ipelde iid nleit III
benz 3auie befano, tpeigerte ii6, ibr
gigentbum ber5ugebeit, iporalif Der
Neger iie an 3Grtoen uto 9einen
%feiieltc mo i1r Die 6iibe nit einer
brenneltoen aer5e berbrnnnte. aIs
iie tros ibrer W1rter ouf ibrer @et.
serultg beitottb, burfiu6te Der Ieser
ooS Sous, fono iebof 9id)ts nito
periebte aus @utb Der biilfloier
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8eItfeite Ser B%aturents, nabe BaItis
moreitraBe, 1876 bel rs SUB, @rO8.
1912, $1250.
QieieIben an aoam Rarr II. Srau,
8eItieite Der Iaturettt., rabe 9aIti-
moreitraBe, ID BET 70 SUB, @runb5.
$3.50, $1250.
Safob 80. aobn an Snfob 2eoin,
Siiooitieite ser llnionitraBe, nabe ser
Benniploania.aoe., 80 BEL 50, @rbs.
$40, $500.
Satob $. 8aueber an GItiabetb
5. Goof, RorSieite Der Rortb-apenile,
nabe SItnaIuff.2ane, IA bel S9,Grba.
$40, $t4OO.
8~ruuoiiifs $ llebertragnngeu.
Wtarp y. Burt uuo 8otte al $.
Z. Burt, gtoroieite bon 20. StraBe,
nabe Sar9roOe.2(Qep 10 BEL 1913, So.
Seremiob 5. 2uB uuo 6rau an
Sammono s. 9ugan, 8erluaIter, 2
@rinoitiide, $t533.33.
8m. q. 2ub ltno 6rnu an benieI.
ben, Siioiette bon Bomb, nabe Oil.
beritraBe, 1876 bel 70, $76O.
Naria q. &euter an 8m. q. Seim
uuo Srait, Siioieite BON Sorab ann.,
nabe EeorIitraBe, $20.25, $3.50.
.american 2umber Co" an Soa.
8. RopIono, .Senfins Berfte," Or.
5000, SIS,
Baltimore @roltno Hent Co." an
@na g. 8ooenmeper, &eItieite bon
6liIton.anenue, nnbe greSburpitra.
BE, 14.3 bel So, $1454.54.
Siaoc Shporb an Hofa 9aser,
Siioieite bon 2ombaro., nobe Green.
ltraBe, % bel t71.6, 9runo5ins $50.
s..
2ouiS s. Meb an Sol. 9. GbesIer,
Sii6icite bon Baltimore, nabe glnn.
itraBe, 1866 bel 96, @runo5ins Sal. %,
$4,000.
Sobn Z. 9onobpe an Gbas. aird,.
beimer, Sitoieite Der Wooiionitr.. no.
be Wontforbsa pe., IA bel 70, @roj.
$40, $3.50.
Sobn v. Sodion an StaniSlalls
&uiiea, Sii0Ieite Ser Orforo-apenlte,
nabe 5risbpitr., IA bel SO, @roi. $45,
So.
@pbraim Mntt al @m. Z. 8i[ep
uno 6rnlL, @eitieite Der 3oaos. no.
be Soffmonitr., ~ bel 60, @r63. $27,
$3.50.
Sol. SpocenSfp urt6 6rau an 80.
9res, Noroieite Ger 6upette-, na6e
GoroIineitraBe, 10 bel 100, @r65. $45,
So.
Soto6 s. 9augher an Sobn g.
@ogner, 8eitieite Ser Sorotoga., mo-.
be GoIbounitr., 14.6 bel 100. @r6j.
$72, $1400.
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6rau eineu SbIag init eiuem ShlbIe
Guf ben &opf. sic fieI beDrBtIos su
gObeH unh fDuroe etHtge Set oaruui
bon etnem DhI6manue cntoedt, mel.
der Die RoIt5et benaaridttgte. Sic
Grnu beftnoet ii6 m frttii6em 3lt.
Itanoe itn0 man fiirdtet fir ibr
2eben. 8is iebt lit es nod nitt ge.
Eungen, Oen Neger ein3uiungen.
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&niefaais nor benz Cardinal.

~" I
Holniibe W6nner, Srauen uno &tns
ser eriu6en oen &aroinuI @ib,
bons I'M @iebereinietuna oes
8uter8 Worps. - 0rtrgen in ole
@forrtpobnung ser ct. Stanis.
IauS-&ir6e elm ln0 muBten ourb
EoIi5iiten entferut tperoen.
NnI6BIif oe8 2~5.iGbrigen SubiIG.
INNS ser ct. StanisIous. Stride on
ann. uno 9lIiceonuo.S troBe uno Der
Gnpcicnbeit beS &aroiuoIs Gibbons
fono geitern I'M 8forrbouie Der &C.
meinoe cine Denomination itatt, sic
bon elmer an3obI NitgIicoer Der Sc
mcinoe, Inbdn9er hires ebenuIi0en
EoItorS SboS. WorpS, peranItoltet
iulir0e un6 sur 6olgc bate, Dab sic
Yoli5ei bc8 oitlifen QiitriftS berbci.
gerltfen luerocn mI6te. Hn Der &irdlc
fono am @ormittog nm 10 llbr Elm
So6nmt itott uno am aben0 cine
feierIi6e 8eIper. @egen baIb 7 llbr
Fam 8uroinoI @ibbonS in 6aa 8furr.
bauS Der 8emeinoc un6 nuroe oo.
icl6it BON elmer &u5obI 8rieIter be.
griiBt, pel6e Der Gcier beigcpobnt
botten. &oltm lpor ser Soroinol ics
ood) in ooS SoltS 0ctreten, oIS etrua
100 WGnner, Srorcn ulto 9inoer
our9 oie 8oroertbiir 6rauaeu uuo
itd Dor Dem Sirhenilriten olf Ole
aniee iparfen, i'm 5u9lei6 bitteno,
Ben 8oter EboS. Morp8, Ser befoilnt.
lid feline &eiianotinn cinien0en mub.
tc, iuieocr oI8 Seeliorger ser 81.
Stoni8loliS . @emeinoe cinsuieten.
Der Soroinal erfIGrt ibnen, Dab feline
Gnti6eioung unumit0Blih lei un0
ale oerartigen @eiltde umionlt tuG.
rem. Srotoem tpoIIten iih sic Qelttc
ni6t entfernenL 10 0aB enolid oie
Goli5ei oeS 0itliden 0iItrift& benod,.
ridtigt puroe. lieutenant Garter
ion0te iofort Ben HiroeIergeonten
&ieiner, 0ie Sergeorten &Iein uu0
@lenn urt6 feds YolijiIten mad Dem
Efarrbouie. Capt. 2eogile fam gIeih.
folS lpGter bin5u. Die 2eltte i'm
Ftorrbauie %tpei9ertcn Iidl, oie Sbiirc
bon innen 81 0ffnen un6 10 mari go
ter Sol. 0ulSfi bon Ser ct. GoIimirS.
Stride ber S6Giiiiel sur Tbiire ans
einem 8eniter ouf Die StroBe binob.
Capt. 2eogue oeriltfte, ole Sbiire
nit Dem SGliiHeI SIT offnen rt1o bier.
bel purOe cine Der S6eiben in ser
Ebiirc 5eri6loger. Gnolib gelon9 cS
Der BoIi5ei, ein5uoringer, uno mir
nit Wtiibe fonnten Iie Ole oufgeregten
2elte ans Dem Souie c%ntfernen. Qrei
Wfonner muBten iognr nit @eluoIt
orf Die StroBe 9eieBt neroen. @GG.
reno oteS I'M Sn1leren oes Btarrbalt'
les Dor iif ging, bate fif eipe gro6e
DtenI6cnmenge Dor oemielben onqcs
iommeIt. 8ie es i6eint, fuor oic
0tebr5obG Der Wit9Iieoer ser @entein.
DC nit Der gntfernuug oes 8oter8
Worps 5ufrieben.
Inter ben Frieitern, tpeIde ser gu.
bilGlmSfeier b%eitpobnten, befanocn
iid Die Seiuiten.Yotres Wotonsjif,
Hotbenberg, 9rcon uno SalporSfp
bon ct. 2ouis, Ole bier oltf 9eiltdJ
meilcn; ferner oie Batter glnor. More.
5cfp, GboS. SotlaB, 0oitoblte bon scr
ct, Eotrids. Stride, Hid). S'Neiu,
8beeler bon Der Ct. Moria Der W1ee.
reSitern'airf)e, Wanning bon ser
ct. NnOrens.a Stride, Wtllrrop boz, Der
ct. @liiobetb.SirdJe Is. %. 9oroboB
bon ser hi. MoIenfron,.Sirde II Y.n1.
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GbnHg,.Intb. ct. qufas + BemsiuSe.

9eginn Der Observation-Disclosures
geIegentIit 6es 40-i6brigen ge
itebeus Der 9emetnbe. - Cine
Nadfeier an nGfiten SOnntag
Die Observation-Disclosures, peIAl
geIegentli6 oeS 40-i6brigen @cite
benS ser en ..Iutb. ct. 2rtoSs@c
meinoe, ode bon &enrietto= unt
gutatpitraBe, geplunt rpuroen, tpltr.
Den geiteru programmgemaB ourf)
gefiibrt. 9eioer ipar in 6oIge Scr
ingiinitigen @itteruug Ser 9eiud
niht %onnabern0 10 5ablrett), mic
man i'm ertpartet bate, nno eS
ipuroe oaber beidloIicrL an n1fIten
Sonnto9 cine Nadfeier 5lt ueran'
ItaIten. Der Worgen.8ottesOienit be-
gam I'M Ell llbr, umO 5lpar belt
bel oeTielben Boitor Sans Nrlt Die
SeItpreOigt iuabreno Der &ir6endor
Gin 9eoiegenc8 muiitaliidcs Sro-
9ramm sur 0urhfiibrung brahte.
Am Nohnlitto9 I'M 3 ltbr fanb cine
6eier Der Sonntog$ifule itott, bel
iueIt)er &oltor =. =. Sled Die Set.
reoe belt, GuBeroem mefieIteu Rc.
citatlonen Der Sinoer uno @eIongs.
portrage III ongcnebmcr HeibenfoIge,
Sci Dem Nbeno 8otte8oienIt belt
Yoltor 8. @utbe Die 6eitpreoigt, ur0
and BET oieiem anIoiie brotte Der
Sir6enf)or inter Ser 2citlrng BON
Brof, 8ottbolo &ornig cin geoiegcs
nc6 muiifolii6e8 9rogramm sur
9urdfiibrrna.
Scute Nbeno fin6ct cine 6eier in
Scr Stride ltott, peIde ipe5icu Den
bier 8creineu ser 8emeinoe uno Der
Sugeno getuiomet lit. 9ei ~oerielben
geIan8t ooS nohfolgeuoe Brogramm
5rr Gllrdfiibruug: SrgeI 8ortrog
bon Froi. IT. Sdeuermonn, Sntroi.
tuS, 8emcinocgciong gg8ir reifen
inns gum 9unoc," @cbet, S6riftlef.
ton 8eIangperein ,Nrion" .QerSog
oe8 Scrrn" bon Is, arellber, @emein.
oegeIaug r9Pir nod), Ipridt GbriItlt3,
unIer 9el0," Gniprohe an oie Wt6n.
ner. un0 5rnucn,8 ereine bon 9oitor
80, Suber, @emeinOcgeIong oSeiuS
@briitllS berridt oils aonig," @rbc.
bltng Ser 6eit.Golcftc, engliife In.
iprohc an Die oOrgeI.@ eieIlidoft" Ii.
ben Gonfirmonoen.8 ercin" oeS ga.
ItorS {. &ebmonu, 8eiongperein
yNrion:" p9loe Morio" bon NeBIer,
9lbtiinoi8rngerL @oterunier uno Ct
gen unO S6luBoer8 n3iebt in 6rie-
Sen Cure 8iaoe."
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Ncucr @eruf. - so, 9ein
Chauffeur lit itcllenIos: ipos treibt
or bent icet?" - Or lit automobiI.
jens9elolommler."
Gin reueS Bort. - Inter.
~offi}ier gum @emeilter, Der in 5ipei.
Ten 5a6r oient): Sic Meier, Sic
madIen beute ein 70 pergniigteS @e-
iiff, i) gloibe, BEL Sbnen pcipili.
itert'5" ihon!"
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~ ~
ben northumberland oeS go.
itorS {. &ebmanu. 8eIongoereiu
oIriou;" agloe Morio" BON gteBIer,
9tbfiinoi9ungen, 8oterunIer uno Ct,
gen mO ShluBoerS n3iebt IN 5rie.
Ben Cure Gfooe."
@idttg itr Steucr5ob-
cr.-Steuereinnebmer 9enrp Wil.
liamS mod)t bcute in Den Nn5eigen.
ipnltcn oeS o0eutihen Gorreipon.
oentcn" befomt, bab..ales @rlub-
un0 SoltSeigentbum, olrf iuelfeS ole
Steuern fir 1901 uno 1902 niht be-
5ublt limo, n6dIten Montog, oeu 81.
gtoDcmber, fir oen 3luon9Soerfolif
all9c5ci9t lucroen miro. Gie riifitdn.
oi9en Steuer5obler, melfe bis ndd.
item Somitog Mitto9 ibren Ser.
pflidtungcn Der Stobt 9egeniiber
nnftommen, iporen oie llnfoItcr
oeS an5ei9enS.
8Iotltd &c It en.-Mor.
9orctbc q. Griffith, cine so Sabre
oltc 6rolt bon Rr. eli, Norb.GuIpert.
StroBe, lpuroe 9eItcrn Nodmittog
balb 3 l1br bon ibrer Nodborin Srolt
Sopoen bon Hr. 6t3, Noro.9ulocrt.
StroB,c foot o%ufgcfunoen. 9ic olte
Qome 1otte lolt9cre 3cit al 9rons
ditiS gclitten unoo Coroner 9opoell
belt oeSDoIb cincn S1Qucit fir iibcr.
fliiiiig.
S6mar es 3oonugciin.
6cl. = Gie BoIijci ocs iueItliferl
0titrifts lltft sur ;3cit nodI eil,cnl
Neger, ipelfer am SamItog Ibeno
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5u begIeihen. &r. S6uIB mllBte lid,
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iitGts' Soipitol" perbinoen loiien.
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ii6erruupelt mo IN ser noroneIt.
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bon So mo Soften perurtbeilt.
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fpegen angeblif tb1tli6en 9lnariff.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-29
Saturday Special Sale
OCTOBER 20

- H. bag GRADUATED Sugar ......$1 %
Is ID. bag GRADUATED Sugar ......$1.00
4 lbs. Of OoIoGg Tea for $l.0J.
Git will suit youD
Quaker Oats Observation-Disclosures. Ice
S us. Rolled Bulk Oa:s ..............25c
IL. Esox Gloss starch ...............35c
s 6ars Lr':ox Soap .25c
4 fancy Toilet soap At &c. a cake. SOC.
a Dozen.
New Canned Peas 1t loc. can.
Wax String Rcans At Toe. can.
We have plenty If NGnison today.
Legs Of S!ring Lamb ..............13c
Forequart.rs Spring Lamb .........7"
8 lbs. Trip OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..25c
4 lbs. PicIIeu Pigs Feet .............25c
Picked Lambs Tongue .......6 for &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-29

Conductor .. W. Mason. one Of the
well-known Pullman conductors on the
Boston and Bangor run. has returned
from vacation in the Maine woods
and has resumed his place in the cars
once more. Conductor Mason went up
into the woods near Moosehead lake,
with a party of about % conductors.
who make the trip annually and OF
course. had an elegant time 1t is said
that he has not finished talking about
the trip. yet. and of the fun he had
but it is also said that he is apt to for
get, in his story, one of the important
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-29

At the meeting Of Lombard Camp,
No. 2751. Royal Neighhors Of America,
held. Thursday evening. one candidate
VAS initiated and an application was
received The next meeting will be
held. Friday evening, Nov. II. when
several candidates will be given the
initiatorS work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-29

Preparations for winter are in pro-
gross at the ear barn of the Augusta,
Winthrop & Gardiner Street Railway.
The state street car is in the paint
shop and will be fitted with new doors
before going into commission again.
The heavy car WarrOmontogus, which
has been off the road for nearly a year
is receiving an entire new equipment
trucks. motors and cables. The car
will also be fully vestibuled and
equipped with air brakes. Although
they do not expect TO need them for a
y lille yet the snowploWs are undergo
ing 4 thorough overhauling, to be III
readiness when the time comes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-29

G. T.. Ho>ie is one of the busy men
in thu. city. this fan. and with the work
that lie has on hand. viii. continue to
ne. for some time YET. The work Of re-
modelling The noGSc Of Levi Williams
on Green street. is progressing WeN,
and the hose will PROBABLY BE- ready
for occupancy h! ne latter part o!
December. The house has been prac-
tically rebuilt. in i thoroughly modern
WAY. and when completed. will hardly
be recognized. The interior Will be
ana comfort. HarG wood floors have
n,en laid H. the lower part of The
house a path room Las been Quilt, ana
the house will he heated by the hot
water System. The contract for tire
latter, and for the plumbing. has been
let to Taber. Carey & Enid. Mr.. HoXie
has also been making extensive hftera-
Of Frank +. Smith, corner of Green
and Sewall streets. the dining room
has been remodelled ard finished
throughout in OAK, a den has been MT
ted up for the owner, new firepla ces
have been built, and a hot water sys-
TEN of heating has been installed. the
work being done by the same firm
mentioned above. Another place
where Mr.. HoXie's men have been at
work is at w. H. Reid's residence or
Melville street. where the parlors have
been remodelied. new fireplaces built,
and other imp oNements made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-29

\ first meeting of the creditors Q!
Fred Gilcutt IF N"sS.ilboro. bankrupt
Was held at TIE ptIice Of the referee IL
bankruptcy. t'riuay forenoon. Thee
we're no assets. no trustee. ana no fun
Their meetings will De held, until fur
thcr orders from the court. No credi-
tors we're present. a first meeting or
the creditors of Wesley Rogers OF
Gardiner, WAS continued until Monday,
oct. Fl. at 10 \, NJ. aS the bankrupt
Was unable to b" present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-29

Members II Capital Grange. 70 the
uuriher OF about 10. assembled II thr
residence Of F. :. Cheney. ThursddE
evening. for the purpose Of enjoying
ore Of those social gatherings for
which the Grange is famous. The even
ing WAS passed with amusements OF
va:inus kinds, refreshments We're
served and all present voted the occa-
sion a grand success.