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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-08

spond 1t is probably the petty politicians
VINO are most of all responsible. 1t is
clear that industrial training is gaining
m favor among the whites as we'll as the
niacks The growth of the Institute of
Technology at Blacksburg Is the most
sstriklng success that any Virginia college
mas won in the last ten years
captain Vawter. with the Miller Manual
training School. near Charlottesville-he
was captain of Stonewall jackson 8
snarp- ShOoters-iS doubtless the man who
next to Armstrong has done the most for
industrial training in this state. He saw
the need of it at the end of the war and
of a million or more from a self-made
Virginian gave him. twenty-five years
ago. his principal opportunity But one
nnds him generally accredited with the
reorganization of the Negro school at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-08

Petersburg. accomplished during the l.res-
ent administration and with the stoiItest
sort of championship of other kindred
causes. l mention his name because it
Will be new to Northern readers with
whom Armstrong; and Washington's are
literally household words. Jacksons
soldiers were as ike Crnmwells ironsdcs
as any body that ever trod American soil
We all remember what Macaulay said Of
the Protector: 5 old soldiers whan. III the
years of peace. they We're still to be found
wherever n hard and worthy task de-
manded men.-BOSton Transcript.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-08

native Of that city. the daughter OF
John Paris. and is survived by; a
daughter. Evelyn. She was a member
of Katahdin Commandery, ". o. G. c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-08

Mrs. Ethel Golf. aged 4S years and
wife of John Golf died suddenly at
Bath, Saturday. after short illness
with neuralgia Of the heart. She was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-08

It is reported in marine circles that
the steamer State of Maine has been
sold by the Eastern Steamship Co. to
the Joy line. and will be used in the
New York and Providence service. :,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-08
HIGH CLASS DRUGGISTS
:. AND OTHERS.


all anSa me men to deal with when in need anything includes
junc
oet articles
excellent
millions OF bottles annually
handing
ompanyCaGorn
mlPdty bowels
syrup rigs and
excellence
ua druggists to be found here and who do dignity
ana the limitations order make
name"
printed on the
the
snouc % rejected
fu the California
establishment whether it be and
should avoided
knowing reliable
through the whom
s ngna packages only regular fifty bottle but
imitation which
california rig Co-pintd the
Of
q y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
WALDO.
NORTH PALERMO.

Alien Goodwin Of Mon,vllr Center, for
mclly OF IatfrIuu. was in town. last
week. taikin;, up III" centennial Celcbr;i-
tion for Jun. 80, 1901.
Ms Niry >orton and SiStrr. who hav.
been very sick with the grip. are on th'
gain. hut not able To hr up. Mrs. Nor
TON. daughter. MIR. Ma" Hall of Wind
sor. t. taking. care uf them.
Miss fmnn Nelson IS to teach spring
term ~ school at Iranch Mills in tn.
Palermo district 10 begin, Monday. Feb
j..
Mrs Mic Pope ana nephew. Calvin
Rowe. "f south China. were at r.. &.
Knw"5. Sunday.
Mr.. Nrtti,. Eatch,lirr Of F"r,is Cor
ncr. has been sick with TIN, grip but is
somewhat better.
MI and Mrs 4 l.. M"rriitcld visited
Mrs. Aldie Wood one day last week.
Johnnie Black cut off Il piece of his
frrciinG.r at til" right hand in throw
ing Il broken bottle. on" day last W,"k.
George Brld.n was at Fred Y"uns's
SrndaN.
". Shy Morrison stayed with Alonzo
Mcrriii"ld Saturday night.
Grlc" and Florence BLACK will attend
tn" school at l.rtnrh Mills. this spring.
taught hy Emma Nelson.
Miss Florence Brawn of Palermo Cen
ter. is staying with her sister. Mrs. Lila
Toby. at I:r;iuch Mills. for Il few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Miss RosSana Martol of Auburn. and
Adelaide DupuiS Of Lewiston and F.m-
iii" Quay of Auburn, and Treffe Afc-
linn OF Auburn. formerly of Bangor.
wcrc married. Monday. At st. Louis
church III New Auburn.
The Eowdoin paper mills in Topsham.
will not be Obliged to shut down. this
week. rs Was cNnccted several days
ago. a cargo Of Nova Scotia pulp hay
ing arrived At Bath that will rcli -yr
the situation at the mill.
Nathaniel I;ootilhy. one Of the oldest
ana WcalthieSt residents of SlrO. dieI
Tuesday. ut tn" age Of 81 years. He
has for years been y familiar figure in
the Saco market He is survived by
five sons and one daughter.
Joe Nelson of Boston. got the deci-
SION over Pink MCt l,iskey of Phila-
d"lphia at the end of II 1o-round bout
Il: Brunswick. Tuesday evening. For
III" first nine rounds Nelson forced the
fighting. but in the last five McCluskey
got in some telling blows.
While shopping i'll Boston. Mrs. Nor
ri$on. wife Of Senator Morrison. and
Mrs ParCher. wife If Cashier Parcher.
oi the York Naticna, Bank OF SaCo.
had their pocket books stolen from
their wrist bags. II was not until the
women bearded the trolley car and
Went I" pay their fare that they dis
covered their loss.
After several months work. the
coiicr-dam between lakes Mooseluc-
mc%untic ana Richardson. at the
tanCcirys. close to Upper Dam. has
hc"n all removed, and as n result
the water supply in the Androscog-
gin river will be materially increased.
On account OF the prevailing lov'
wntcr. this winter, in the Androscos
gin river. the Light < Water Co. has
constructed Il permanent dam. in the
shape Of \ rock filled crib. across the
river 1t the Upper Falls. so as to op-
crate is plant. which supplies electric
light aud power To many large ana
some small concerns. The dam is lN
81 feet lnr;s. ~ feet WIDE and 10 feet deer,
The l;auSeley Steam Mill Co.. has
purchased six lots on the lakes. nca.
Oquoosoe station. and will erect saw.
mill there soon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
PENOBSCO!.
E1kA.

Two T. F. ID. routes started. Monday,
one from the post office and No. from
NcwuGrt J. l.. Sylvester is driver on
No. route and Mr.. Brackett on No. :
route.
Mrs. Walter tmes is q little better.
t.irl Locke has returned to l.. Il.
Whcnler's and is attending school ut
NOI tn Etna.
Mr. and Mrs. T. +. Dwelly will move
to Newport, this week and will reside
at Scott JohnSon's. for the present.
Ellen Dwclly is at home from New
port for 4 few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graves from New
port wa. in town over Sunday.
Edna Russell is at home from school
with Z severe cold.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
CHINESE NEW YEAR.
Portland CelestiaIs Celebrate Occasion
in Fitting Manner.

Portland. Me-. Feb. 1'.-The Chinese
,, shops, Tuesday night, might have
caused many unknowing people in
Portland. to believe that the lid mad
come Off, for in these places hung huge
red lanterns. They were there to an
nounce the beginning of 4 joyous new
year fer Chinatown.
Whatever be their condition, Ill The
Chinese began. Tuesday. Il Week az
feasting and religious observance OF
their own peculiar kind. and with Il
prodigious burning OF fireworks vii!
convince themselves that they have
frightened away the devil, for at least
another year.
In several shops hung in gold AM
black L sianboard hearing a picture d
the fierce looking Chinese dragon. The
new year Of the Chinese is figured fro!n
the day that an emperor is crowned.
The present ruler Of the empire came
10 power 90 years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Quite an unusual thing in connee-
tion with The winter weather is the.
fact that in spite Of the extreme cold
which has characterized the winter
since the first Of December. there has
been but little ice formed in the canli
or al the head gates of il. IL the Ed
wards mills. The theory advanced is
that the low water is the causs. The
kennebec is spring fed, and this water
being warmer. and of a comparatively
small quantity. is used by the mill
Wheels before it gets cold enough to
freeze.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
TRACK AND STABLE.

Fred Lord Of Fairfield Center has a
three year old colt that IS attracting
much attention among the horseln+n.
In the death of William c. Whitney.
the running turf lost the greatest man
eyer connected with that class of sport.
-Nfanchestar Union.
Some four or five years ago w. ID.
Harrington of Gardiner had an Arrival
colt which WAS 4 large and handsome
one, which he sold to Il Boston party.
Since then the colt has been sold for
$1,000. 1t is now in England. and has
Won .irst place in several races, the
second in others, ana is L money maker
for its owner.
4 Cambridge correspondent writes:
W. ". Odlin has Il pretty good stepping
ti!ly by Albrino. dam by Fearnaught,
Jr, o.a6, by Fe2rnauGht 2.23A, grand
dam by DiriGo .229, by Old Drew, great
grand dam by Old Drew. This filly is
4 dark chestnut and Il beauty. five
years old. John Ring has one nearly
black by the same horse. three years
old. dam by DR.. Franklin. grand dam
by Daniel Boone. Fred Ring has u
light chestnut, three years old, by
Fauntleroy. son of AlbrinO. that is
quite a ncrvy piece of horsetlesh. Rev.
| =. T.. Ham has two pretty good colts
Coming two and three, one by Il son of
Nelson 200, dam n Lambert mare. the
other by MOntview. son of Alclayone
2.01l, dam same as the above
The ideal stable should have the
horses facing north to obt;sin even tenn
p.ratUrc. il should not be too large 50
as to keel the animal heat under con-
! troll. ana not hav" the stable temnera-
tGre either materially raised or lowered
when half u dozen animals are either
taken out or brought in. The ventila =
, ton should be perfect and as strong as
possible up to tho iniquiOuS "draught"
pCint. Let the ceiling be as high rs
convenient. and if the wise builder has
left an inch or 50 open all around tn"
upper c,igc. where the Stablemcu cam
not stop it UP. all the better. No
matter where the ventilation comes
from get it, and here comes in tn"
| we1l, lini--the uncomfortable desire of
TIE stableman to keep the place too hot
much too hot, neglccting the horse for
! the comfort and convenience of the
hllrllai.S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

The many people who are interestei
in the work of the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance will be glad to know
that the local work is to be resumed.
The first meeting will be held Friday
ever ing, at 7.30 o'clock in the ". Z. 4.
L.. hall on Water street. ]. Dw!gh0
Trae Y. local secretary Of organization
will be present to conduct the service
,and give a short message, after wnich
plans for future work, etc, will be dis-
cussed. The object Of this work is 70
teach the deeper truths of the Bipie'
and create and develop interest in ms
sionary work, both home and foreign
The work is entirely undenominationai'
interferes in TO way with the esiap-
lishcd church work, but constantly en-,
dea vors to teach, both by word ana
precept "The Fullness of Jesus and the
EvangeliZation Of the World. Inc
pubic is cordially invited to attenu.
|
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
Baseball Notes.
hlllllai.S

S"l"o will lose Clancy. tn" former W"r
crstcr bail PLAYER. as he is on III" ros. =
Of III" Oakland talb 2!uh
The Bates College baseball team has be
u oBricn OF The y, wark i. isttrn League
, team
Jack O'Rricn. with III" Boston Amrri-
cans last season, will play second has"
for CaEtillon's team in Milwaukee. next
season.
, John X. Mclean of Cincinnati. will not
hr interested in tn. Washington club in
any way.
! ~ Harlor will have TO give up Frank
Dillon. for Manager Morley Of the Us
Angeles ball team says the whole liz; oi
players submitted to tn" eastern commit
tc" will have to so. Tn California pill
! is Il WY one to swallow. but the minors
will have To take it or the war will I" on.
] Harry Pulliam has yielded IL tn. DE- sire
/ OF til" New York Americans 10 hav, TIL
Z opening day III that city. and SAYS that
club will have IN even break on the hol-
i,iays. In Boston h. SAWS the Nationals
viii hay. either the nlrnin:, day on jun,
: l.. ana in Philadelphia all th,. HOLIDAYS
as the Americans had all last season.
! At the meeting at New Haven. Ct
| Tursday. Of the connecticut l.:sotia 1
i l.''agu" it was announced that the NV
Haven frrnchisc would probably h' sold
hy James T.. Canavan to a local syndicate
Mr.. Canavan remaining as treasurer. The
Hartford franchise was formally trans
fcrrcd by Thomas I;iclley to William j
Tracy. II WdS voted to raise the ClIIt
salary limit from SIa(n to NlI6o per month
rh" schedule will he completed at a lIt"I
/, meeting.
The Tufts athletic directors. Tucs,lav
declared vacant the captaincy of tn,
/ Varsity bali nine and the captainCy "i
the Varsity football eleven held by Writ
'. Canncn. who was placed on special
prohatinn. last week. and who has sln'r
left college. The directors hop., t. S,.ttlr
upon Il captain for the baseball nine. nrN
month. Former captain Ernest a. Sam
derS of Somnrvile seems the logical
choice. For football captain the most
prominent capdidattS are Edward \
Enowiton and Richard &. Smith
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
STATE NEWS.
KEhNEBEc.
CLINTON.

Old Elm Home Saturday afternoon.
was th.. scene of jolly little company.
The occasion being a valentine party
given. by Mr. and Mrs. w. I. Caine Tor
their daughter Florence. to the Cram
mar School girls. The house was pro
fusely decorated with red hearts. Inc
afternoon was spent in playing many
games. An evergreen tree filled the
front bay window and was hung with
heart shaped valentines on" OF "hicn
each chose and found written thereon
her fate. Refreshments OF home made
,,ndie. and cakes were served in the
dinine-r,on under "a canopy Of red
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
THE LILY WHITES
Open Convention at New Orleans to
Name State Ticket.

New orleans. Feb. l1-Tho convention
of the Lily White Republicans called T.
put q STATE ticket in th,. field I" "pI'oe'
that recently nominated by the Democrat
i" primary was called To- Order here. to-
day. All the parish = in the StItc were
represented. II was a purely whit. con
vcntion. not Il negro being present. ihc,
Lily White; tr, in control of tn" i"i.r;:
Offices in I.ouisiana of which tn "!i lin''
KrIublcanS ar. turned out.
Th. latter will nominate their own can
i,datcs, naming delegates to Chicago aHd
u.rI Gra nut Il state ticket In the iIcll.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
Daily kennebes Jcuraa

Cards Of Thanks, obituary ,.ot,...
resolutions Of respect, etc. Vii =.
charged at tho rate Of ten can't. -
line. No charges lass than sev..4,.
i've cents.
All advertising, announcements . -.
tersainments, whose object q ~
.aisins OF money. win bs ehargsG r
advertising notices, news form, win -
excluded from our local cplumna, o.,
cept such as refer to advertiser a.
cupying space In our advertisins
columns. and will be run undar =
separate head on one sf tie iooni
pages.
subscribers who fail to receivs u
Journal promptly will confer Z fayss
by notifying the Office irnme diatsl~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Feleg d. Morton, one of the city's
smal test old geAtlenlen. VIII celebrate
his 9lst birthday EEisldy. at his home
on Winthrop street. Mr.. Morton's
health is good, and he is still active.
going out OF doors every day. H
take, a keen interest in all that is 60
ing On. and is really a remarkable Old
man. His many friends viii wish him
happy returns if the day. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

There We're several small drifts along
the lines of the A., w. & G., Railway.
yesterday morning. but only one Of
any Importance. and that was near the
old Seavey place, in Farmingdale
where the snow had filed in during the
night. to a depth of; about four feet,
whici caused some delay in traffic.
The first car from Gardiner reached
the City, at about S15.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Taber. Carey & Reid.syiil make an
improvement in the aupearance of the
front. of their hardware store. by low
tring the show window and the work
, OF making this change Maacommenced,
yesterday. The Windows will be lower
cd 16 inches. and a light put in over the
top, 10 fill the space left vacant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Miss Clara A. Nsrton, ysfo sfas fcr
the past three years ansi sa half Deer
an operator in thesNew E,ngfasfd Tele-
phone exchange in this cifs has re-
signed her position, andfcl l6sed her con-
ncction with the oti16k Monday. She
will lie succeeded in theofiice by Miss
Catherine Ryan OF thfs eity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

George Hawes of Pemaquid was in
the city, on business. yesterday.
speaking Of the .coldsA Ne!4tlfef ,.sa4xs
Halves said that Pemaquid sharbors liza
the other harhors along the cost, wssr
frozen TO an exsfnt never kiiqGr beforsl
within the men14Ty OF the present in.
habitants Of thestown. #tsse.. .is -sk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
LOCAL MATTERS.
Journal Telephone Call 1864

in men whom? mon pronounce as III.
! ilnd 50 much of goodness sti!l:
IN men whom men pronounce divine.
fiiii 50 much of sin and blot,
| cannot. dare not draw th,. line
Between .ef,<s-tTo, for God hath not,'
--Joauin Miller
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not e1-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
LET. LOST. &C., will be inserted once
for Is cents and cents for each subse
uuent insertion ADVANCE PAYMENT.
In sending by mail remittance of postage
stamps should he made with order as
the charges are too small to open ac-
count for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

About % tickets We're sold at the
Maine Central station, Tuesday ana
Wednesday, for the Grand Army en-
campment at Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

The Ladies' Aid of the Cniversalist
churo h viii give a Coon supper at the
VestrE at O'Clock, this evening. Tick
cts, -5 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
WESI CHELSEA.

Arisc Lillian kealy returned 70 her nom"
In Whitcfeid Thursday. alter Il Week 5
visit with friends in this place.
jefferson I.nngfelIow and family of All
,-''sta. visited relatives i'll this place. sun
day.
An entertainment and ia nee viii D" held
NJ Inc Town House, Wednesday evening.
E.h. .ith 4 small admission f',- viii
be- charged and II good time is anticipated.
IF stormy. postponed indefinitely. me
s5rnr managers have given S"Fer'i cht =
t1iurrrnts I'M. winter which hay" b."n
much enjoyed by the young peopl' in this
vicinity.
Some of the farmers in this piacf have
been hauling their hay To market during
the line Shedding. The past week
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Moody OF K:ahliriu
1v.r,. in town calling on friends, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

II yoI have any idea OF having
cabinet photographs made in the near
future be sure and read T.. II. Burgess
novel offer, read.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

The coon supper by the Ladies Ai,l
OF the Universalist church will be
given at O'Clock, this evening, instead
of Wednesday evening, as announced
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Its mistake 10 imagine that itching
plies can't he cured: Il mistake to suffer
a day longer than you can help. Doan's
Ointment brings instant relief and perrna :
nent cure. At any drug store. ~ cents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

4 French sculptor. NJ. Charpentier,
and Il Belgian sculptor. NJ. Meunier.
have completed 4 design for the Zola
monument which will symbolic Zola's
novels. TRAVAIL and 'Fecondite.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

The Claiming Guild will meet at 2.3O
O'Clock. this afternoon, with Mrs.
Charles Il. Hall, Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

/ Hundreds of lives saved every year hy
having DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the
house just when it Is needed Cures GROUP
heals burns, cuts. wounds OF every sort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Cashier Z. G. Dudley of the Augusta
Savings Eank, is confined to the house
by 4 severe attack of the grin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Energy all gone? Headache Stomach
out Of order? Simply 4 case of torpid
liver. Burdocll Blood Bitters will make a
new man or woman of YOU
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

The Degree Of Honor will have 4
supper in &. a. Il. Hall, Saturday, from
) O'Clock to :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Al the healing halsamic virtues Of the
Norway pine are concentrated in Dr
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Nature :
own remedy for coughs and colds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

Will the ladies kindly give atten'io.
toy the corsets my denonstrator
sh@wing at your homes. $. NJ. P!rEs Ps
AgArt. ieo'''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
JAPAN-RUSSIA WAR EOOK az

Murat lIalstcad. Will be compI-tc. Off
cial and thrillinGly illustrated Rom, IN
I l'"r IN" Spanish war-book hnmanza and
send today loc. to help pay postage on
free outfit. Best book. and trrrn,; guar
artccd. +. Dewey Co. 10 S Sd Stge..t.
hilideThia. Pa. febl,Wt 4, fri 4 mon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
A CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL

houScworh. High. st wages paid Mrs. T.
VI. TtrStnw, ] Is Brunswick -iv-nuc. Gar
diner. fehlGtiy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

trade Tor manufacturing house; salary
So paid weekly; expense money ad-
vnnccd: previous aWperience unnecessary.
Standard House, 60 Cax,on Bldg. Chica-
go feblJdlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
WANTED.

A SNAP-LADlES AND YOUNG
men to tax" pleasant work At homes: 81
I" s; per day easily made: no canvaSsre
work sent hy mail: ircnsc stamps
STANDARD MANt'FACTI'EINCf 90. p
Eall street. Roxhnry, Mass. feblS,l3t%
A CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in a small family Mrs a. c.
T., Care Journal. Augusta, Me
fcbtd& wifi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS
RETURN OF QUEEN LILA, PLY
ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO T(
CUSTOM TAILORING. L. n.
q. c. e. WATKINS oE BOSTON

Of. c. e. WATKINS OF BOSTON
Will give a lecture in G. \. I. hall, sun
day. Fob. y. at ~ and 80 +. NJ. lie is
ECStCn's most successful physiC AN az,
chronic cases. lie is; also Il s'pirituIl.t.
When young he WIS the one who prod'ic
et! Independent state writing. He UaS
tnr medium that converted the lat" Rev.
Joseph Cook. also the millionaire ilira!a
Ssibley OF Rochester y. Y. lie ha< boon
i'll practice for over II years and will visit
different cities in this State. Tl!osc who
wish to lic treated for any kind Of sick
ness should consult him. Advice is FREE
to all. While in this city Ii" will he at
Mrs. Boynton'S, State St. Place. where
all can sec him. He will give private sit
tings daily while here. which will be Men
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. His lee
ture vii! be at "a L. NJ. The Truth and
False in Sprtualism:" ut 80 y. II.
"Sprituaisr, in tho Science and i'hiloso-
ply of Life Admission free TO all and
! silver collection Will he taken up 70 heip
pay expenses. Everyone is welcome |"
these lectures. fcl.l5dit;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
FOUND.

"A HOUND-OWNER CAN HAVE
same Ly proving propcrty AND paying
charges. Apply to +. w. Sturtcynnt
Oakland. Ne. Il. y. ID. No. -. fcbISd3,@
A KID GLOVE. OWNER MAY HAVE
by calling ut Journal Office and paying
for this fd. frbIsjit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
AGENTS. YOU CAN MAKE FROM

! s. to so per day selling the granhicaI,,-
I illustrated authentic Russi: japan War
iIook. by Murat IldlStead. the renowned
war correspondent. Get in tie field quick
, and secure orders for later delivery. Zig
commissions. Complete outfit free S,.n,
- ono. ~ cents for mailing. Elliott Pub
( fishing Co. ~ :. 4th 81; Phil fpbl6ily-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18
NORTH MANCHESTER.

The Christian Endravor Society VIII
mot at IL. Franklin school houS", next
Sundav. Feb. 4. III axe cordially invit-
cd.
Edward Lyon has sold his apples and
is havint. them hauled TO Augusta /" be
shipped 10 market.
William Tin is also having his apples
haul H.
William Brown. who owns ana occupies
the Sanford place, is very i'll with stnn-
ach trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-02-18

PROF. MOSES, CLAIRVOYANT AND
magic healer can be found at his home,
ladies'. &c. ian%odlw3
r. m. BAKER, PUBLIC CARRIAGE,
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corresponding for newspapers. No can
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