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woods a. be cool and quiet while +
thought about pieb and wondered
N ho VIVA thinking about me when.
suddenly. In the midst OF nay sweet
rcverle. "a picture ] had nuro seen.
flashed through my mind II WA
called One Hour 81 HliaH' and If
portrayed two children. clad In
bright red uluaforea standing ankle
deep IA "A bright green stream
Whether u was that the title dnz
flcd me or the heat drove mo.
don't know. but la tena than mo- time
! had made the necessary pruparu.
ton 90 follow the examples of those
wretrhed. thrice. blessed. bright red
children / wac just about % begin
my hour of bliss when ! heard a
cracking of twiFH and. peefiuE
through the branches. auw IL man
approaching. and the man Of all
others that ! least wanted Ia see al
that moment had barely time 10
hufi myself upon my discarded foot
gear when hr caught sight OF me.
What on earth are you doing
here3' be cried. hurryinE towards
me
n am looking for four leaf 6loy
err. said atiffly The heel Of one
shoe was urpcrmoat and pressed
diHagr eeahlY against my ankle
"nut there aren't any fiovrra here
And yonll catch your death Of cold
Get np aud ait on this log
I'm not COINS 10 get up and ait
anywhere. cried detcrmiuedly
I'm going to stay here for hours
and hours perhaps all day
All right. be said sitting down
BY me I'm stay. too Perhaps
smoke will keep you from catching
diseases
oh you'd better not stay" pro.
tested You are 60 avfully aua#
eeptble=@"
No. far from Il. he interrupted
= can look into ali shades 81 eyes
without being IN the least affect.
ed
I wasn't apeaidnE % summer
girls. I said. eoldiy didn't like
AT he said. either .But 81 Strip
and bronchitis and lnfiAmmaiorf
rheumatism They ara easier %
catch and harder 20 shake than We
are roo knos
"Yesf Well IN riak attracting
both. And Il The worst should hap
pen. then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

a life spent in making g. 1Ea on The
chains diah Aad ieadsag cadleaa
parlor eotiilioua"
lie looked tremendously sur-
priaed
q didnt knaN you were 10 down
on society he said after a little
pause Yuu dance uutitlona pDur.
self you know Not lufrequautiY
Yuu have led one with me And IL
occurs 70 me thai have more than
once met yen AZ cuehre paKtlea and
afternoon teas
That's entirely differed "a.
plainsd eoidly Il have datr 20
perform. which owe % m srif aud
my parents position nuf kuuiHr =
mau. and sou needa't devt tr yspur
I llfe 60 thinking and aayinH and DO
iug and wearing the con sntiunal
thimKas
Z dont believe I understand
you. he said. slowly 81 do
understand that you don't rare Tor
me, and nothing elar nader /
don't blame yuu. either. II sou
think I'm the kind Of = fefiow
you've described Then ke sent
without even shaking handA n he
had stayed and allowed me o pBint
out o. him bat. how cam Nish
that De had stayed when 4 j. other
proposal from the man l love was
SO perfect
eaa visiting an aunt Of mine IN
Virginia. aud h. Wa learning farm
ing on an adjoining plantation. /
fell IN love with him the first time
! naw him EalloninR down the road
IN the costume he has on in the pie
turr. Hut ] couldn't find out wheths
er he cared for mo or not. because.
while ! am hbaurdly rich. he n very
poor and didn't know whether "a
pat his n0t proposing to mo down
10 indifference or 90 fathers bank
account until something happened
which made II necessary for me 10
hint 10 him that money Is not the
only thing I care for
u was the brook running through
the woods hack of the house IN at
helped VA. had gone Into the
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Fresh testimony n great guam
titE Ia constantly coming In. declar-
Ing nr Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colda TO
be uueaualed. A recent expression
from +. = Mcfarland, Heutorvllic.
Va serves au example. lie writes
II had bronchitis foe three ycara
and doctored an the time without
being benefited Then 1 began TAX
ing Dr Kings New Discovery. and
a few bottles wholly cured me d"
Equally effective In curing an Lung
and Throat troubles, Consumption.
Pneumonia and Grip Guaranteed
By @. o. GUY, Inc. Second avenue
and Yesler, druggist Trial bottles
free. regular sizes 10 and 81 %. 90.
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TO PROTECT THE WATER SUPPLY

which down from the head works % the
EArtiug the pollution q Cedar b
should protect public
BY ahaiag the alleged nusaacea.
No What people entitled
protection u surprise TO citizens hat Il
assured certainly the general belief that eute
shed Cedar
and sought by the city for the
further condemnation proceedings they should Be BE-
In the meantime Il that Aw might be found
the Of the village q from being dumped
conditions should
Investigation BY the hea department and the u problem looked
sauNrely IN the face
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CHURCHES

81 Mark'a- Rev. J. p. q. Llwyd
Al II a m The EAaeuttal II
Christianity. p IA. The Sights
and sounds Of Christsndam.
Trinity Parish Rev n n Gow
en- A. II a m. Having uuna AL
% stand 40 &. n An iarasi.
lie without Guile
FIRST MethudiHf Protestant Rev
r. =. ReVelle At II a IN Per
factea strength evening service.
The Timely Helping Hand The
pastor has returned frum hla yAea
ton and all occupy the pulpit.
North Baptist Church Preaching
n On a n. There will Be- ~ eve
ming service on account % union
tent meetings AZ Firat avenue and
Denny Way
Lane street Presbyterian Rev y.
4. Furbea. y u At II a N.
What Shall We Do with the abb
bath T.ao. Paul and silaa IN
Prison.
United brethren IN Christ serv-
Ices. 3 30 and 80 .. m
Tabernacle Baptist Church. pr.
tenth avenue north. corner Harrf-
a8n street John MarYin Dean. min
lister. Chruch Bible school az . 30
a m Morning worship At II a m.
with sermon BY pastor. theme
Reasons for Expecting Success in
Spiritual Enterprises Young peo-
piles service 81 p. N evening
vFarH hfn af ID M The TfhFfaffau
and the Amusement Quest on
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Elder Webb viii preach al Twen-
tysfOuFth avenue and Atlantic
street AZ $50 y. m. and At the col
ored Baptist church az North Seat
tie at 5 p. m.
Members OF the Friends church
are invites 20 meet Al Bethesda
Faith home on First day. at 10
O'Clock for Bible school. and al II
a. m. for preaching
The Theosophical Society Seat
tie Lodge meets liis Third avenue
Sunday. ) .. m. Public iccture
subject. 'Theosophy and Mind
Cure." by Mrs War1aIl.
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WEN ono Up

Wen I gro up want two be a doc
tur.
I want two he a doetur:
want tNo look pcrf1Wnd and orful
smart.
And iihaan tWu yuru hart
And alwaia rush afuWud Two sec
the sizes.
And hav a watch that tiea.
And wen sea q kid Il Wiir arosnd
the KiIla.
Idr soc him fun of pills.
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SPAIN IN TROUBLE

The former wife Of Thomas Spain
eausesl hts arrust last ulKht BY Pa
tuoimen Chapman and Rnaaisr. She
NAa found Ia a faintlnE condition
In her ronm In the Tuufalun hotel
aad AFTER being revived told a lid
tale - how her former husband.
breaking into the roum. threatened
q kill her.
spain has been under arrest a
number % times before.
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Living at an out ~ the Hay place.
remote fram civilization. a family
ia often driven - desperation tn
raae of accident. resulting IN Burns.
Cuta Wounds. Ulcers. etc. lay In
a supply oT itaf Aliens Arulca AalFe
irs the beet on earth. 1se az q -.
guy. Inc. dFus store. second avenue
and reairf saY.
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BISHOP WILL RECEIVE

In honor % MonaeiEnrr ~ J.
0Canneti rertor % the Catholic
University Of America bishop o Iva
wlii receive az hia residence No. 10
Terry avenue. tumorFuw afternoon
at 2 81 O'Clock.
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Alice Roosevelt has a snake for a
pet. a. least. a lot u newspapers
say she has. But maybe Alice has
a press agent who starts those
things.
Anyway. she doesn't spell her
name A-l-y-a.
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81 Mars rarinh-Hsv Is Meta
Church corner u Twentieth sVenus
ard Jackson street Early mass nnd
sermon fehiidren'a maasi so e. n
Sunday school SD p. m. Instruction
ard beurdirfi1n. 1.ia .. m.
Church - DER Lady ~ Coed Help
Third avenue and Whahiuetau street
sunday. ioW masses a. a. m and {
a. M. hirh mass tq.r a. m Sunday
school . m Nsapera. 1U p. IA
Week days. mass z a. IA.
Sacred Heart Church-RaF Geo A
INA A. a. On. and p m loo
mess - .. m. vespera. sermon and
henediafian.
church q the Immaculate Cancet-
tlau- Rev. A. gwrera A. - ard So
q m. low maaa. 10. - a. m. high mssa
ana ssfmons I'D .. m rosary ana
renedt ttlun.
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Ralph Dimon and Joe Wells. who.
a short time ago started out 10 on
Joy the free and easy life OF sailors
on the great lakes. have returned
home. satisfied IL may be free and
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VA STAR DUST ~


= A Berlin scientist has found a
roth that proved 70 be the oldest In
the world. Strange 20 say. Il didn {
belong to Russell Sage.
Some wise guy who likes 10 Zig
ger says that 81 600 600 IN Amefi-
can eagles shows a loss Of 500 from
abrasion tn shipment from NeH
York % Paris what's the use ~
stopping thercf II it were shipped
acreaa the Atlantic 5000 times il
would mhFlHk % half q million and
IN 1900 trips there wouldn't be a
cent left.
And one time fellow started for
paris With $4,000. and be didn't
have a cent when he arrived there.
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
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n therr d any
hataniial foun
taf ou Tor The
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20 cure rheumatism. asthma. ca
tarrh stomach. kidney. liver. fe-
male weakness and all private dis
eases. Call and Gee this wonderful
Chinese medicine. Have a talk with
lie No before giving up your case
as hopclCsa Consultation FREE.
2lDh WASHINGTON STREET.
BIzATTLR
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question. She should talk On Hap
plneaa in Divorce
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Ne wo Chinese Medicine Co

Cure all Chronlc
disoa "a Of men
aud women with.
out alton
Cured BY power
ful Chinese roots
herbs barka buds
and vegetables
The r wonderful
q inc 10 remedies
have cured hun
drCds of cases
that have been
given un 10 die
Ne GUARANTEE
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her flirting with the late returned
Ipaalp collins the lth We think
maybe aho has quit charlie Rock
vile tludl clipper
KIug Edward has pferogucd Par
Lament How dova II feel Co bee pro-
foNuedg
wouldn't Il make yen dpllrloua
n China should wake up and HEX
the Russians aud laps h0thf hut
don't lot'B dream.
A baltimore boy has committed
O. memory Homrr'a Odyssey" H.
goo lines Exchange.
Az. feget 81
Port Arthur should emulate kos
eiuako. lie felt.
TREAT EoR THE FAIR SEX
q. G. Harris was smiling on one
81 the fair sen al PoaHom rfot Fri
day Verde Cor spring CITY
JTounl star.
The Iapa lid pretty veil. but WE
never had g sink Ceyeraa ships
but once.
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easy. but they have had nuffl
eIcney Tor the present NurWalk
Chronicle.
There's many a nlfl showing her
elbows whom walking on the down
town streets who's afraid To show
her wrists ia "a Kitchen
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Lillian Russell has been airing
her views on happiness in marriage.
Ixl cant expect anybody 90 recOg-
nfzs her as an authority on that
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Nov it's reported that John W.
Gates Is willing 10 bet 100000 he
didn't lose 500. 900 In wheat
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tn feIler thu en-
see things he's look
In fer don't have 4
very hard time gettin'
along In this world.
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A WORD PROM JOSH WISE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15

Chief Engineer Kicker of the fire
department stated. last evening. that
he would allow the boy who broke the
glass and stole the key from box "a
at the corner of Green and Sewan
streets "a hours in which to return the
key. Otherwise. Chief Kicker says the
law will take its course. as he knows
the party who has the key in his pos
session. Persons are watching that
box and any more depredations will
be sifted to the bottom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15

| LOVell-CIeOrGo w. Walker.
paris--Waltcr l.. Gray.
Bcthel-Henry III. Hastings.
Kumford-Je.lry II. Martin.
| DiXiield-GeorSe l.. Merrill.
| Norway-EdWard f. Witt.
| Woodstock--George l.. Cushman.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
| Fourteen of the II representatives
from Penobscot are Republicans. The
full list follows:
| misunderstanding a. FaWcette.
| CharlestOn-Daniel S. Humphrey.
| AUTHORIZATION Oakes.
| Old TOwn-Leslie A. BuZZell.
| Hampden-Chdrles w. Page.
Etna-Orrison W. Cole.
LincOln-Artemus Weatherbee.
Orono-George NJ. Barrows, George
| f. Thompson, Dem.)
Springfield-Ralph Scrbner.
| Seboefs PL-Ernest l.. Smart.
Levant-Frank White.
Millinocket-George w Stearns
Brewar-D. Allston Saf ent.
Bangor-Charles E. Bliss, Oem),
James B. Muller, Oem). Frank H.
Tupper.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Piscataquis elected Republican repre-
Isentatives to the Legislature as follows:
Dover-CrOwell G. Hall.
Guilford--Harry w. Davis.
!! Milo-Albert S. Leonard.
Banchard-Edward p. Blanchard.
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Bath-Harold NJ. Sewall, Samuel r.
Percy.
B6wdoin- Charles o. Purinton.
observation-disclosures Thomas.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Somerset will send seven Republican
representatives to the State Legisla-
ture as follows:
Skowhegan-Edward N. Merrill.
Smithfield-Harvey l.. Sawyer.
Madison-A. Ledyard Smith.
Palmyra-Allison p. Howes.
Anson-Fred w. Bunker
Cornville-Cassius c. kinsman.
Concord-Edwin o. Vittum.
WALDO COUNTY.
In Waldo county. there will be two
Democratic representatives. Those
elected are:
Pelfast-Clarence o. Poor.
Jackson-Everett f.. Morton.
Freedom-AddisOn B. Sparrow.
slesboro--Winfield F. Pendleton.
(Dcm.)
Searsmont-Frank F. Jones. Dem.)
YORK COUNTY.
South Berwick-Isaac Libby. (Dem.)
Riddeford-Richmonds H. Ingalls,. AL
fred Bonneau.
Saco-Jesse P. Smith. ri
Sanford-George A. Goodwin. I
Cornish-Willam r. Copp :
Limerick-FTank NJ. Higgins.
Iimington-Benj. E. Cousins.
North Berwick-John E. Abbott.
Buxton-Samuel A. Hill.
Kennebunk-LendallW w. Nash.
Rerwick-James II. Downs.
York-Richard F. Talpey -
EIiot-Thomas F. Staples. IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15
LETTER TO w. w. COLE,
Augusta, Maine.

Dear Sir: The handsome residence of
Oliver Gildersleeve on Maine street.
Portland. Conn.,. was painted in 1883
with Devoe and again in 1901.
There's 13 years; there are hundreds
Of SUCH the difficulty is to hear of 'em.
Reminds of another. The Harrington
residence. Rockland. Maine, was
painted Devoe 81 years ago: the
paint was in fair condition years ago.
when we saw it: don't know any more.
Our agents there, Messrs Farrafd,
Spear Co., know. Enclose a stamp,
if you write EN-.
Yours truly,
F. w. DEVOE & co.
+. :. J. H. Cogan & Co., sell our
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15
oFFICE
DR.. Ro'

GESunswick-Stephen c. Whittemore,
hnklin l.. Webb
South Portland-J. Calvin Knapp.
Gorham-Fredrick A. Giddings.
NOTreeport-F'reeman NJ Grant.
Rpc Eizabeth-Harry S. Jordan.
tldwin-Elmer e. Usher.
Qislield-J Bennett Pike.
lrmOuth-Charies w. Jordan.
\-tr rEestbrook-Fred A. Verrill.
G}ridgton-H. f. Seavey, Oem.)
/Cumberland-E H. Trickey. Demo
Westbrook-Isaiah d. leighton
n Dem)
Scarboro-Ira c. Foss. Oem.)
Gray-GeorGe w. NewbrGin, Oem.)
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Franklin county's four representa-
tives to the State Legislature are Re
publcans.
Phillips-Joel H. Byron.
:. New Sharon-ByrOn A. Hean.
Carthage-Daniel w. Berry.
Observation-Disclosures Webster.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Hancock elected q fun Republican
| Legislative ticket as follows:
Ellsworth G. Hagerthy.
Eden-Charlns c. Morrison.
Trencnt-IIenry Clark.
Sedgcwick-Rufus +. HaGerthy.
Surry-Winfield $. TreworSy.
Penobscot-Joseph NJ. Hutchins.
Cast;no-William George Sargent.
Winter Harhor-Bedford F.. Tracy.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
One Democratic representative was
! elected in Kennebec county, and IL Re-
publican.
Aug,Ista-Willam II. Gannett, Fred
G.. Kinsman.
Gdrdiner-Charles S. Cobb.
Clinton-Arthur A. Shaw.
Benton-L. A. Davis.
| ssaIboro-Orvett j. Hussey.
Lltchfeld-L. +. Dennison.
Hallowell-Willam, c. Johnson.
Winthrop-M. F. Noreross.
Readfield-George "A. Russell.
Nienna-Wallace n. Sanborn.
WatervilIe-Charles +. Johnson.
Oem). William ]. Lannigan.
KNOX COUNTY.
The Republicans of Knox county
elected four Of the seven representa-
tVes. The full list is as follows:
Rockland-Arthur S. Kimbal, Sc
reno 7. KimbaIl.
st. George--Kendrick +. Marshall.
Appleton-George II. Page.
union-E. H. Burkett. Dem.)
rioidship-Enoch w. Bradbury,
Dem)i
North Haven-Samuel w. Wither-
spoon, Oem)
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Llncoln county elected three Repub-
mean ahd one Democratic representa-
tives They are:
!, Ddmariscotta-Ellis w. Nash. II.
; win noo'hoay Harbor-Thomas W. Bald-
Nnlteield-Fessenden Il. STurner.
'e' Sheridan Hodgkins Oem.)
OXFORD COUNTY.
: oHlords seven representatives to
J. the Legislature are Republican:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15
What's in a Name?

Everything is in the name when 1t
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. T.. G. De-
Witt & Co. of Chicago. discovered some
years ago how to moke salve from
Witch Hazel that IL specific for
Piles For blind, bleeding. itching and
protruding Piles. eczema. cuts burns.
bruises and all skin diseases. DeWitt's
Salye has no equal. This has given rise
to numerous worthless counterfcits. Ask
for DeWitt's-the genuine. Sold by Bow
ditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15
A Power for Good.

The pills that are potent in their action
and pleasant in effect are DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers. W. S. Philpot, Of Al
bany, Ga, says: During n bilious attack
l took one. Small as it was it did me
more good than calomel, blue mass or any
other pill | ever took and at the same
time the effect was pleasant. Little Early
Risers are certainly an ideal pill" Sold
by BOwditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15

<Hli'ioS' osJWI toiS iHCiiu hNV i''-IIb~
Ecrats and se'ever sq1blicans as repre-
Isentatives tod, an'-fgislature. as fol-
klows:
) Livcrmore-!Rush p. Bradford.
l Auburn-Hehry W. Oakes, Ansel
Briggs.
Wales-Dafid c. Hathaway.
Durham-Fred H. Miller.
Leeds-R. F.. Swain.
Minot-Charles c. Washhurn.
Lishon-George +. Philbrook, Dem.).
Observation-Disclosures X. }Belleau,
OemD. Michael T. O'Brien. Oem).
Alonz1 NJ. Garcelon. OemD, Frank A.
MOrcy, Oem.)
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Fort Kent-L. A. Laleberte.
Grand Isle-Patrick Therriault.
Castle Hill-Micajah II. Dudley.
Houlton-Don A. II. Powers.
adawaska-Theodore Albert.
New Limerick--EllswOrth LOugee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Holmes.
Limestone--CharlesA A. Perry.
Presuue Isle-A. f. Irving.
Island Falls-Carl F.. Milliken.
REine-Aaron J. Fulton.
Weston-NeaZie f. Price.
Fort Fairtield-Fred F. Thnrlough.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. ,
| Five Of the % representatives to the
Legislature from Cumberland county
will be Democrats:
Portland-Morrill N. Drew. Theo-
dore A. Josselyn, Edward G. SWEET
joseph B. Reed, Frederick Hale. Perez
val P. Baxter, j. Putnams stevens
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15

Mrs. Fred F.. Elake of Sidney. died
Monday. The funeral services will be
| held. Thursday. at 10 a. NJ, conducted
by Rev. j. b. Rcardon. of Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15
STATE HOUSE
Official Election Returns
Nearly All In.
Great Interest in the Series OF
Educational Rallies.
Termination of c. P. Ry.-Contract
for CoaI-A Compliment.

The copies Of the official returns of
the town clerks have been tioodIng the
,thr,. IL the secretary Of State with the
.rri,al Of every mail since Mondays
charlton and by last night about 800 OF
H.. ~ cities, towns and plantations had
,..u heard from. TodaJ or tomorrow
~. IY.t Of the returns will BE- III ana
IL. fnotings will be completed which
will show the. exact vot" of Monday.
The inst county to get complete re-
,urYs III was Franklin which showed
,ot3l IF 224O for cobb, 1on for Davis, y
~ Woodbury.. l. for Halgood, ana Z
..-,trrring This gave the itrpubilcah
.,;idit. n margin Of 1884 votes in the
,...d nld county Whcr'. tn" Republican
+r .yls horn, exactly halt a century
md which has never SINCE waver-
"A III it, allegiance to fs"publicanism.
Th.. official returns themselves which
o,,. -. ...jV,.d N the office of the Secre-
,,r,. nf Stat. are not opened there, but
~. later turned over to a committee OF
.t. r,,uuriI which examines them and
,,,k.. a report to the Legislature" Whtn
/, ,assrrmbl"s in january.
ri, GrnS were lighted Wednesday,
pr,.r th.. bie boilers Of the Capitol and
f,,.,,. rn,y until about the 10Th of next
INN. m" steam heat will be used
,hr,nahnut the building. Last year tn"
s..s were started Sept. s and in 1902
he dat" WAS Sept. II.
rb. contract was made, Wednesday,
with ]. :. Hamilton & Co., OF HallnW"ll
n eur,lv the coal needed at the capitol
drriuo the corning fall ana winter
Tbic firm was the lowest Of the several
,hirh .rnt in bids to Superintendent
ct.ynne. ANA is tn" sam" which has
suutliod the Capitol for several years
past
p9rk Examiner F. r. Timborlake and
Assistant Examiner w. G. Ellis We're III
Foyrroft ana Dover. yesterday eX-
aiming the banking institutions OF
those two towns.
The railroad commissioners ar" max
ing their examination. this week, oi
tha, rart Of tn" Canadian PacItc SNs-
ten which lies i'm Maine. They are
m.fing III" trip in 2 special train over
thr III miles Of the road in this state,
having special attention to the cltl-
v.rte and bridges. Tho inspection is
carefully ana slowly made and will
take about ,hro" days. The inspection
Was begun at i'rr~qno Isle.
The fret of tnc educational rallies
was held. yesterday. and for the next
M tho
in various pants Of the state. The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15

\ daughter arrived at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Fife. Grove
street. yesterday morning. Mother and
| child are, dong nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15

'qtt'thI .'tuIirC Ino5rnJ IIuopltdI, IeIt, yes
ter,lay afternoon, for a vacation which
he will pass at TObiuue River, n. =. Mr..
Aliens brother is passing a vacation at
that place and they anticipate having
a fine time together.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-15

beginning Tuesday. the clerks at the
clerks all over the country, began
weighing ell the outgoing mail from
the Office The work is done every four
years, in order that the government
may form an estimate ID base the let
ting of tho contracts for carrying the
mails by the railroads. The work %
Weighing necessitates quite good deal
kof extra work and an extra man is
assigned by the postofi"n officials to
lperintend the work. and a clerk has
F'rived at the Augusta office for the
'rpo5e TIL" period of weighing is
At!ally something like 20 days.