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LoparNa HOUSES.

IrnGfNn HOUHEH
n you are locking foF . bargain IN
town. We can sell ysa a Groom
house. 4 yeHfs leaas. fof g. 10 This
= working mhu.H house tho beet
lecauen in The cts the lease alone
IL worth half the money same house
has hsrn cold Tor double the money
that u can b. bought for today
We have an ti-ruan house futi ~
paying fuufHefa that We can hsli for
80. - cash. aud balance on month
we have the largest iisi 81 any one
fH tha eifF ranging frats 70 10
rooms. and from 10 % g. 90
GROCERIES
We have 10 good buys on our list all
at Invoice. from 10 % 9 90
CANDY AND CIGAR STANDS
We have over g. 90 uur list. - which
buys from . 80 e ,'
Ne have ninh good buys II yau are
looking fur thlH live. ~ have an "a
eepiienaiig Eood 10y iseea lsh =
half blaekn ~ new Union Depot site,
there e. a YEAR, lease and cost che
a.ner euiy short time agn 70 n,
II up over g 90 w can sell Il 20
you for 2 ioa 8 90 cash
RESTAURANTS
out % the = 40 have on our list
there f. one Tor taa ia cash all
haudis THE. balance 80 Per month.
BARRIER afIpf
We can cell Yuu a good little atof on
Western nFs. Tor to Ne have \
more Ensd hurs ranging In price
fFafn 80 Ga g 10
MANUFACTURES BUSINESS
~ YOU arc locking for hufnsfhihk IN
this lire rnsms IN and hes as. We
can fer a feW hundred dollars. sell
Yuu something that viii make you
fhaeueHdruf tho fraf - Huur life.
TEcfHA SNE LIST
We make a speciality ~ this Iine and
n matters not shat yea vast 60
trade 90 shat vuu SAINT 30 trade n
for come ~ and see vs. YOU can
never teil what yea can DO unless
you tfNs
tfs ORIENTAL BLOCK
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PARTNER WANTED.
We have an uissuinH Ter some good
man ia the EnNMfESinN NJ 81
Nt.gH uho can invest q 80 90 8 81"
This - q Eunsi opportunity fof Fuu.
the firm has g 10 Invested and their
NnirH average over that amount
every month. The amount 81 money
sou iHRsst 10 for the purpose II en-
iarsinE the business ard you can
take puritinn Wtfh the firm This
firm las been In business for Hlx
years
nj YOU want parfnerhhlp n q
wfInt fsEAfsE LIQUOR EHTAn-
IHauNrNT. where you can com
ma ~ > fair salary come IN and sec
US nniT rHs ts required.
~ sou want partpefehip IN a
CANDY NANt FACTORY. we can
III you for 9 90
II you wRnt partusrHhlp. Or need n
partner tn ans legitimate iine. come
II and see uHs WE MAKE A eFE-
cfAf-rY OF TfftR LINE
NATIONAL HONn ASn REALTY co.
SIS Oriental Block. 90 End ave.
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ACRE TRACTS, ACRE TRACTS,

ACRE TRACTS ACRE TRAcTs'
Pine soil good water. near two car
lines. sure 90 advance rapidly IN
value. m YOU are locking for a nice
little suburban home. you cant beat
these tracts at TO 20 tMa. Terms 70
suit you. Do you know that there n
very little acreage 20 close IN nH
this for sale AZ any uricrf Better
invest while You have the oppor-
tuuiiY. There won't be any of these
left By MAY list
HERBERT 8. UPPER,
10 II and r. scheurrman block.
First avenue and Cherry street.
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GsvE nESr-efst a home At Rainier
hsRrh. Hrettiert place on Lake
WashimEtnn. large lots haAftl only
- - and fian. Ut 8 and 80 down
and g u4unih only about = minutes
ride. o. fare. plenty wood, city wa
ter. schools. churches, stores. etc.
Lumber OF homes built on terms
Hundreds - people live at nainief
beach ard work IL city. Take wash
tuFtun 81 carr See uWuef. g X.
ffuftrNant. OF his agents al Rainier
Reach
O. ze-FuUH new flats. close Ia. All
rented. paYinE y per cent net Lot
s1ttE
.. ~ q roam cottage 18Th ave new.
modern. gaE and electric iiKhis. pus-
Gelatin bath tsot t1NtA
o. fsD-a rev flats fath ave. near
5amsa At Renting fer 81
fTee aGriza queen Anne ave near
Garfield. GRADED for building
taae-ssronm cottage stu ave. ciuee
IN. modern Lot nsxtae.
NAT. noSD AND REALTY CO.
SIS Oriental blk
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Auction Sales

AUCTION SALE Of fine furniture on
the premises, No, toS First avenue
north. take North Seattle car. on
Tuesday. the 18th. at o'clock, brass
mounted beds. springs, mattroesca.
round oak extension table. side
boards. dining chairs, Morris chair,
rockers. couch. hall tree, bureaus
81 yards Of Administer carpet tthe
hest1, lace curtains. rugs, steel range.
etc: also an upright piano, T.. q.
Rirkerton q Co. auctionCer, phone.
Main i0oi: Ind. 1881,
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MEN and women ta anslat IN building
hospital and obtain for themselves
aud children free doctor, mealgines
weekly alex benefits. hospital care
and attention aud funeral benefits,
for Information write phone ~ OF
Victoria Hotel ffuternai Slick Hem
efit aud Hospital Ass0cla ton uncors
poratedl. Phones Main esa. indspeHd-
Nnt ~
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birth.

Born 70 Mr. and Mrs. James q.
RILEY, u Eirl.
Horn 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Doll.
q boy.
born 10 Mr.. ana Mrs. Paul uaase.
q girl,
Horn e Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles II
Ford. q giri
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H. N BENNETT a CO.

a. NJ BENNETT a CO.
aia Arcade bldg.
lieomlhE houses. hotels, etc. from u
New hotel juat completed. one Of tbs
best locations IN ritF. : years isaas
ard coed terms, Investigate this
h0N modern haiidlnn. containing
flats z fisin Furnished this 10 estate
eafner, ~ ga ave- near Columbia
valued a. ra.eei $500 cash Nil
handle this.
We have come splendid bargains III
private houses small cash pay
menL balance Ia monthly menta
NJ ~ iiiNNErr A co.
so Arcade bldx.
rt0o
A neat s-ruom house ca Queen Anne
It'll medeYh nfn1cd streets walks
hlath from car. Ia a bargain at ths
ROO
A neat. attractive. new Broom cot
taEu. near cas- ETaaea sirsrtn. &C.
Weuf walks walks around the house
fine porch lot nirslv Eradaa. cverg.
thing maAorn and fret class. small
esah payment and balance 90 aaii
h. BpRENdI.E.
- Arcade blfs Phone. Main iiN
CHEAP LOTS Easy TEnMa
fiG %. Iota Nxino right IN the eitT.
eiaHu q bgsinsas center. close O.
gliY school. siaaS q car ilue We
haze gnly 9 fsW they're settling fast
HnuES A uEHT.
sia-At Mafioa Building,
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Acreage fer ssls--continssd

-----~Ss~--~esz- s-----a----~>@>ss->~-~-
REAsogABt.f.
800 will buy two acres - the finest
kind 81 land close 10 electric car.
school store. With frontase On
water. amck fids 60 ne city. cheap
fare ouii BE sorry. u you dea /
cffAs n ADAMS.
. starr noYd blds
VERY CHEAP.
sea 10 acres raftltus Eupd hail lncates;
10 eity. r. a choice nsiEhbnflioaa
cinae 70 store. school ana mill tfee
mall delivery, THIS T. a Sd esiy.
q starr BOYD bldx
b-ACRE TRACT. good water front. al
kinas II berries orchard - Yauas
trsss. Eeed ehicteh hausss ~ -
chickens daily steamers. - fare. =
cash balance long utns. J PEI crnts
DAHL q ACKERs.
a nnxwnii blk. iN Columbia a.
For Sale-Timber Lands
--~-s---r~-~->p-v-z~--
HOMESTEAD prairie railroad Through
lsna irrigated stitch built within Nas
half mile reiiuauihhmxgt. tG0 ..
W iiFo~u. Cruiser. az laeifie elk.
n r. uEArTfr. wholesale and retail
manufacturer % ioHatnE anf fTus=
psoting shoes FiYer boeh
Fer s.Is-r ssms sns Lsna -
q ssp~so AcREa. 10 acres CLEARED. 40
bearing fFuif trees. 500 barn AHA3
eslfk en houses horse J e9rh ls.
chickens. hafrsss and wa30n @Ha
NHHstHa ~ faWeHfEM HHfIafn
81. b acres nefr Aubufn finert slt.a
q Bottom land about ! scfsH clear
4, ~. aesea firss.einaa land acres
sfubb~d. ! acres On paature, balance
goosi timber house barn rhif Asn
katsss fine erssk through the place.
at.ET-rESnHEN = ARNblsi~
= itaKwel hlgcs
fRRfaATwp LANDS
80 an acre fQf perpetual NAter-ti sat
sne 81. isfd e r sss. ,, ss s,,y " en-
person, nesidsnc. not Required
This 10 the cheapest irrigation pfUVa-
sitlon ever offered Terms. Bee "a
n O SMITH q CO.
f1iT ThiFd ass.
FARM t.ANpH"
fs acres IN pasture. fenced, near WOOD
snyilir. nile from depot. $40 u
Aofea Eoad water front land -
fruit trsss, aerss CLEARED. bottom
nkHt. & AcKEHa
g Roxweii Hinrk. ias Columbia
Fon SALE s1-aers ranch. - q a mile
fram a fhrtvfns town and rsilfuad
station. very good improvements
price a. ia Airht sxehanE. for city
property. For particulars call AZ isiF
sth ave. after p N.
fFpNrfrWTrApz In Eastern waahfnr-
tnu under proposed 4uNsfufns 81
canal Geo. W Crane. III " Main
Fer ssls-essI Esss.e
q. 80 SIX ROOM cottage piaphinK,
gRH aud electric light. tsno cash.
q NJ t-ruofn modern. blE lot fine
Newl $50 cash.
/ pn . room modern. 80 cash.
g. ao8af-reofn modern. basement. on
corner. near ttirh school
g. fsS-5-ruofn modern. basement large
lot, fine view. ~ cash
4 Ee-A-roofn modern. basement Cap
itai I'M. fine VieW. terms.
Houses and lots In all parts % the
city on EASY terms Call and see
civ property 90 trade Tor farm. Land
10 tradr for city property
81 g HfERa a co.
az ~ 80 Arcade BLDG.
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AUCTION BALE ~ seven elegant fur.
uiahfd rooms a. % James street.
fiat A. ~ q Bioksrfon 4 60. Wlli
cell On Wednesday, TIE 18th ~ Ark
ht ~ - sharp. the fgiloNtnK. lie
CANT oak bed Hetf. spring fnaftreaHen.
Esds s,.Ia,,, 80 "a EfFd.s.s.' ~. =
bureaus romfHudFa toilet HafH fiua
curtains extra fine folding bed. *
tension table. IeafhfrassHtHd dining
% chairs. buffet china. glass. gah
range writing deck. drop-haad 49,.
Ing machine. center table couch.
Wilton rugs. AEmiuHtsf carbeta.
kitchen ware. etc. = % HIrErfEaf.
uuetiuuesf. phone, Main 1901. Ind.
1911
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Fer observation-disclosures.

ron aALn-A reeming house FUN Of
boardernl fine iecatloni good rsa-
sons for settling. itsi 9Th ave.
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Buslnsss Chances

BUSINESS CHANCES, ...
nuHtNEA CHANGER.
&c Sullivan bldg 7i0E2 first Az.
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A SEWING machine In good order.
party quittinE housekeeping. tito,
Phone 1umeh th1i.
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Death.


Adele Flora Morris. 81 sfeo Second
avenue. cerebral hemoTrhagv,
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BARGAIN Good horse ana harness
aud shop made delivery wasun, all,
Ia Epod condition. Call 7 L. a. ~.
sia 81 ihmea
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JUar A rev or our BNAPB.
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ron aAtsE-todsinA House, by owner.
A snap u taken ct once, best looas
ueq ip city eos Third ave. Phone,
Red tkl
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WANTED To NENT-FUpNfstiEn
ROOMS
since We have added this department.
W have had constant demands Ter
Furnished Rooms on First hill. ~ N
YOU have any HuArc roafna Ia that
iDraltty list them with ue.
RENTkl. DEPT NATIONAL BOND
AND REALTY co,
tis Oriental block. as md ave.
TEL Main tzTl Ina. ISIS
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ron SALE lodging House. BY owner
a snap " taken az once. best luCas
ton in city, eS Third NV. Phone.
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What have vou Tor saisf
We rHn rcli your business IN from
one ta ten days cell ard see ~ Nc
charge before business IL sold.
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THE DIAMOND rubber tires. solid,
cushion and pusumatic, applied e. All
kinds If vehicles Get the best. set
the Diamond Tire. IL always EtseA
satisfaction. sea title Vehicle and I'M
piernsnG Co sole agents. 30 First
ave. Tells. Ind. A its. Sunset. Clay
kzf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-28
SKOWHEGAN.
QUEER TRAMP
Has Been Annoying Sew
eraI People in Cornvi|Ie.
Resists the Sheriff and Attempts
Escape After Arrest.
Evrl,ntly an Austrian-lodged in the
Skowheean Jail.

a vagrant of unintelligible name and
evidently of Austrian nativity. was
arrested by Sheriff Lang in Cornville.
Saturday morning, after having an.
Eoyed he Inmates OF several farm
houses Dy his UNIV "lcoma calls The
man was unwilling to accompany the
officer, but finally WIS persuaded to
90 SO.
When near the police station in
SkoW hogan village. he suddenly
Jumped from the carriage and ran like
Il dec: up Court street, turning down
High street behind tie jail, Sheriff
Lang close after him. The man was
finally headed off near the Maine
Central Railroad crossing on High
street by HAIRY Billings who assist
"a M. Lang in returning with the
prisoner.
The man is now cnnlined in the
.''iil. He speaks an unintelligible i;lb-
Der of English and Hung arian OF sim
liar dialect. states that ne was born
IN London. and has been in this coun-
try for 10 years. He SAYS that he came
through here from Oakland aad smith
field. No one 50 far has been able to
Identify him.
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Marstcn-Parme!ee.

TIE marriage of Ny. Roy Leon Mars
ton formerly of SlluWheSan. to Miss
julio Fawler Pdrine!ee WAS Solemnizeu
in New Haven. Conn. Tuesday after
aeon. Nov. I'D. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Newman
Smytle. d. D.. native of Maine and "a
graduate of Bowdoir College. now pas
Tor of the Cente; chdrcl: on the Green,
New Haven. Owing to the recent
death of a near relative Of the bride.
the wedding was quiet. taking place at
the residence of the brides mother.
Mrs. Henry s. Parlnelee. 2S Hillhouse
avenue. Professor Henry Crosby
Smery of Yale, formerly on the faculty
of RnWdoin, of which he is Il graduate.
was best man. and the bride was given
away by her brother Henry +. Ptrne-
lee. ESD. OF New Haven. The ushers
We're A. Stewart Hotchkiss and j.
Pierpont Tyler of New Haven. Geo
iIewett MYERS of Washington, ID. G..
..nd John Appleton of Bangor. Mrs
Charles A. Mdrston. tile mother. Miss
Mollie Marston and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Blunt of SkeWhegan. he last named
ladies being sisters Of the groom, We're
present; also his brother, Clair r.
Marston. Among the few guests aside
from the immediate families of the
contracting parties were the United
States minister to NeEeZuela and his
wife. Mi. and Mrs. Herbert w. Bowen
friends of the bride. The groom is the
eldest son Of Hon and Mrs. Charles A.
Marston of this town. He was gradu-
;tted from the SkoW hogan High school
in the class of 1S.i., and from Bowdoin
college in 1879. He was among the
clrliast graduates of the Yale School OF
Forestry and Was cleo, ed to a profess
Sorsiip in that institution at the close
OF his senior year. The bride is one Of
New Haver's most accomplished young
l;.dies of DISTINGUISHED family connec-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. MarSton will reside
at 23S Prospect street New Haven, aft
ter December LIST. except that the sam
mar months will be passed at West
Point. y. Y. Mr.. MarSton being for
ester to the L. S. military academy.
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THEY ELoPE.
Cornell Student WEEDS
Young Musical Student.
They Plead for Forgiveness
and Leave on Honeymoon.
Love at First Sight. Meeting Only a
Few Weeks Ago.

Ithaca. \. Y, Nov. 21.-Joseph Ny
ers. Il freshman III Cornell University.
turned his Thanksgiving vacation to
good use, Saturday. when he eloped
With Miss Lena Stanley. student in
the Ithaca Conservatory Of Music.
The pair We're married in Lu.'joW-
Vile and then returned TO this G.. f."
get the forgive ness of their parcL. tY
telegraph.
The parents of both bride and 81 4.
oWeVer. objected Strenuously ut
since their commands came too late,
young Myers and his bride left Sat
urdaY. for Texas on their honey moon.
Both say that they are thru.-h with
college and studies.
They me: only Il few weeks 20. and
their marriage is the result Of love at
first si2nt.
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Aobson Lecture, Ton,ort ow Night.

ItoSr who have been awaiting with
"'St the approach Of the date of
pi. Richmond Pearson Hobson'S lee
'l'e ~ "Amrrica's Mighty Mission
81 uiH First BAPTIST church. should not
''se' that the lecture takes place. to-
"."''W evening. Tuesday. Nov. 80. 4
"''fVille citizen. WHO heard Capt.
''"S'n in one of the Maine cities. last
a. said Ia the reporter. Saturday:
o"ustt a ticket To Hobson's lecture
"''I SOME misgivings | had read the
'dSgeratei reports of mis- Western
VI, several years ago. and had 4 we'll
c'ioished prejudice against him-a
e'uhce Well established but not well
\ united My surprise when he faced
'' audience was considerable. | came
%n"! after having learned many
"oiesome lessons. but not the least
'''at HobSon is not the tinselled
,h "u sold-braided apology for man
va. va. The New York papers tried tt
~ Ne out but :2ther splendid speech
\; e" d manhood, with high ideals fp,
81. e'uh'rys future, and the noble de.
'e 70 make these ideals the common
erN OF all loyal Americans"
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Vinita's Remarkable Wells,

The greatest feature that distin-
guishes Ninita from all other towns Is
her flowing artesian wells, now num-
berins twenty-five. The water is
found at depth of a little over 800
feet. and, when tapped, flows continu-
ously. 1t is not only perfectly pure
and pleasant to the taste. but has
medicinal qualities that are certain.
when it's virtues become known. to
make Ninita the seat of a vast sani-
tarium. In fact. such an institution
is soon t. be erected by a company now
forminC.
Two wells are constantly discharg-
ing into large. cemented reservoir.
and the water is then pumped into
10000 gallon steel tank 10 feet from
the ground. From this it passes
through mains and pipes into the
homes of the people. This water Is
furnished at absolute cost, or at least
that is the attention, the syst'm be-
longing to The city.
All but " of these wells are on
private lrup y; in some instances a
number ~ nee bors dubbed together,
sank a Il. ANA thus secured a private
supply the natural force being
sutficieI to send the water into all
parts Of he houses. The fat price for
drilling one Of these wells is $3.50.
though the drillers will not covenant
to go more than 900 feet for that sum.
The uniform pressure at til, surface
Of these wells s thirty-five pounds to
the square inch.
There has been much discussion the
past wear or two regarding the
medicinal qualities Of Vinita's artesian
water. 1t has been said that there is
and is not sulphur in the water, that
the Odor is due to the sodium CHI ride
Common salD and calcium.
The above analysis did not @eem
to account for the gas flowing with the
water. which burns, and upon inquiry
Prof. Hotter replies: "As to the free
gas you say is in the water which
burns. I know nothing about 1t. The
material YOU get that burns Is without
doubt natural gas
The quantity of water which the
wells of Vinita would discharge in an
hour is not known. Most, II not all, Of
then 70 so cased that the discharge Is
thr"1:rr a two-inch pipe. and II per-
n1itt,f hey flow full stream with the
pres. ,re stated. The Marks well.
sunk by a local development syndicate
last spring to depth of 1.007 feet. was
left oren for a number Of months. and
the discharge was a veritable creek.
which flowed through the north part OF
town, to the injury of the streets and
annoyance Of persons driving in that
section.-Kansas City Journal.
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A MONUM EMIT
10 Be Erected to Memory OF Late
Samuel Osborne by Good Temp'ars.


The members of the WaterEllle
Loig" of Good Templars. of which the
ite Samuel Osborne was a very ac-
tive member, at the last regular meet
inc. discussed the ddvisabilitN OF rals-
ilg ! fund for erecting q suitable
monument to his memory. The plah
had only to he proposed TO find favor
in III eyes Of all those who were form
ely associates with him in the lodge
loom ana the proposition was carried.
The collection Of the funds and the
securing Of the monument when the
'mouat is raised is in charge Of the
following committee from the lodge.
'Hnm1n. Frank w. Gowen; secre-
WAY " !. Sterling; treasurer. Annie
'N'"rNr. Tn" mo> ement is attract
general interest among the local
'onl Trmrllrs
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Funeral Of Late Eugene n. Evans.

The funeral of the late Eugene H.
Evans was held from his late home, al
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Key. }. H.
pesr,Ion. pastor of the lnivprsnllS'
cbur,h was the officiating Clergyman
r,o,a was no music There wer" many
beautiful flowers. among them special
n;eces from Fairfield Lodge. No. IS. |. o.
O. f., and Sloan Lodge, NO. w. r. anu
A. NJ. The bearers were c. H. Alden OF
Waterville. Preston Emery. .. A NC
Eadden and G. c. Eaton. The intermen'
was in MapIewood cemetery. There was
n large attendance OF friends and reia-
tiyas many coming up from Waterville.
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THE TOTAL ADMISSIONS
To St. Louis Exposition to Nov. 2;
Figure 18.317,457.

ST. Louis, Mo. Nov Filth depart
ment of admissions Of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition issued the follow
ing statement of the attendance for the
week ending November a6:
Monday, 11.014: Tuesday. 1895
"Wednesday. 1886; Thursday. ISL .321 /:
Friday, 12t,523; Saturday. 1863. .57. Total
699,5 90
Recapituation: April. one day. 49,
l"3; May, 26 days. 1,o01,341 June. 26
days, o124 $50: July. q days. 2.343. So ::
August. ,. days. 3.oSS.14}: September. g
days. 3.651,S75: October, % days 1922,
-: November. % days, > 800, J35. Total
1887. 49,.
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AUTOMOBILE SWERVED.
One Man Instantly kilIed-The Other
Escapes Uninjured.

harrington, r. l., Nov. 21.-James
Donahue of Providence. was instantly
killed in an automobila accident here.
this afternoon, Benjamin F. Blackin-
ton, a companion who was operating
the machine, eScanad uninjured. The
automobile carrying the two men w;ts
speeding rapidly toward Providence.
when it suddenly swcrved to the right
and crashed into a telegraph pole.
Donahue was thrown distance of 10
feet and was dead when picked up. His
neck was broken and his skull fractur-
ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-28
"Sky Farm"

Sky Farm" the dramatiZed story
of New England rural life. was pre-
scented to a furnished audience in CO.
burn hall. Friday evening. by n high
lass cast. The production WAS adj
mirable in every respect. Like all
companies visiting SkoW hogan, tie
management was hampered by the
Lleagre stage facilities. but offset this
deficiency by a thoroughly enjoyable,
clean and highly artistic rendering Of
this heart touching story of the farm.
The comedy features We're among the
best hat have appeared here for many
Il i;ly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-28

rse contributions for the special
., or He Watcrville carnegie
r,y Fame IL rapidly, saturday The
| !. IL m tn collectors had not
J.. ei,.d. Saturday night, but the
,rr,lIy reported was $780,.
II. MI amount. with the names Oh
,ritutnls. will be given out by
.,umj,lre having the matter III
r,. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-28

Mrs John Carl went to Portland. Thur
dav. to take her little child. three wears
of age. who has been suffering from a
hin trouble He was examined by the sur
geons at the Maine General hospital and
they reported that the chi!d's hip was
out of Joint. and that it will be all right
after it is set Mr. and Mrs. Carl have
noticed for some time that there WAS
trouble with the chld's hip and did nof
know the cause until now 1t is not
known how the hip became broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-28
BURNED TO DEATH.
Terrible Fatal Accident to Mrs. Blk at
Manchester. NJ. n.

Manchester. X. H.. Nov. 27.-Mrs.
Anna Blk. a Polish woman. was burned
10 death, tonight. at her home. 34l
Chestnut street. The cause Of the ac-
cident is not known. as the woman,
whose body was burned almost to a
crisn. survived but a few moments af-
ter her plight was discovered. 1t Is
thought tina, she was attempting to fill
A lighted lamp. A husband and five
children survive her.