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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
9oaano.
Heues 4abinet.

o 9. 2. Nu9. Gin teues 2a=
binet 1T bon q. u. ban PANEL, friibsr
profehor Der pbilofopbis an Der Unit
berftdt Nmferbam, gebiloet tporben.
Sont6eer be la Waress ban Swenberen
tpirb bas portsfeuile bss aeubeten
iibernebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08

Uom o.Nu9uF meloeI SIHeDtIW, oat
bic Sapaner R6 auf ibre SdiHs au'
riid3oesn, naaosm He ben Wilitdr=
poffen an gafriss-gai ssrfi6rt battsn.
Ste poIiaei m ir lang
matb 9.
9eIfinsfors, Jinlanb, z. aus.
sluf benz SenatsplaBe periammelieu
i9 esitsrn 20. 900 psrionsn, Inn se.
gen bic Abfi9t Der &sgisrung gu BRO.
tefiren. politii4e pro3ehe ben lOtalsa
@eri9tsn 3u sntaiebsn uno Dor ben
ruffiidsn Militdrgsridten au bsr=
banoeln.
Ste 8eriammluus bsrIan9ts bic
Werhaftlns bss gOupsrneurs unb bee
pOli3el9sfs, bic angsbli9 bic &ubsfi6=
runsen i'm leBten Sanuar anftiftsten.
SObann uuroe auf6iuns Der ruff
iasn 8snsoarmerie in 6inlanb, Nb.
|i9affune Der 9ittatur, Der 3snfur u.
I. 10. bsrlan9t.
Die pOlisei entbislt fi9 iebsr Gin
mii4ung.
Ybilippinen.
JeitIt9feiten.
Wanila, z. Muguf. General.
major gorbin CAB bsute Ssfrstd. Safi
unb isinsr Besleitung Elm Diner, BEN
aud @ontrs=M bmiral gnquif bon be,
ruifiiasn Glotts nit feinem Stabs BEL.
tpobnte. Sen. gorbin toafirte auI
ben prdfbsntsn &oOisbslt, @strstd,
Saft auf ben ruiii9en 2uifsr, albmi.
raj gnquif bantts gsribrt.
Nbenos CAB General 8oubsrneu,
@risbt sins1 sldn3enben gmpfans In
palafe, benz 5000 psrfOnen BET.
tppbnten.
Sapan.
O artaene BON g a4Glin n.
Sofio, 2. Mug. Die ruIff9er
Rrisssssfanssnsn bon Der SnfsI Ga.
9alin, i'm 8an3en 40, 900, tusrosr
nod Sapan transportirt.
Die StrdHinee Der bortisen 9Olonit
bagsgsn tusrtsn mabri9einli4 nod be,
ruifi9sn Rtfe 9ebra9t uno ben Be-
b6rosn iiberseben tperoen.
8efeffigen ben Nmur.
Sotio, z. @ug. 60 pirb bsri9'
tst, baB bic &ufen nit aIer gnersi'
bic Wtinbung bes Nmur befeifigen.
Wen msiB. baB in ben Gabrtandler
gu Der JluBminbung Winen liegen.
WanbI@nrei.
Sapanii8e Sruppena NJ
m lung.
2ibiapubse, z. Auguf. Si'
Sapansr BADEN In Der Wanoi9urei DO,
Der ruifi9en 6ront 430, 900 Wanr
Snfantsris nit 1900 @sI9aBen Ton
sentrirt. Wtdt einsef4lOhen TIT bier
BET bic Mbtbeiluns Gen. Sassama's In
2orsa uno Elm anberes DETACHMENT
beKsn BeRimmuns ni4t befannt if.
Sas Wstter if gut uno bic 2ano'
ffrabsn fo1sen an wieber paifirbar 81
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
Ghweben. Norwe8en.
G6nia Osfar bebar Der
Rube.


96nta Osfar bebar Der
Rube.
GtodhoIm, z. aug. 36nt9
Ostar tpirb nd4ftsn WOntag nod
Marfranb ssbsn, peI@ss auf elmer
fleinen f4webii9sn Sniel i'm 2attsgat
Iiest. arOnprin3 9ufab pirb In let.
i1er gbmeIsnbsit bic &egenti4aft
fi6ren.
Der a6nie erlisb beute cine protla-
nation, In pel9sr sr iagf, auf anra'
then Der Merste mfHe er Rube fu4en,
Inn fi9 bon ben eeifi9en uno tbrpsrli'
den Gtrapnssn gu erbHlen. tpel4e i6m
Die lebten WOnats au%fsrlesten. SsB'
balb leee sr bic 3hael Der &egisruns
In bic 5dnbe fsinss sObnes, beg arOn-
prinwn. Gum sdluhe bantt Der
96nia FIR bic bielfa9en Bepeiie Der
2iebe uno anbdnsli8teit, tpsl&e ibm
in lester 3sit au Sbeil gepOrosn isisn.
Seuti9Ianb.
8eqen 9 u | o 10.
Berlin, z. Nus. 8bsils In
farfafif6.r, tbsils In i9arf tabelnber
Weiie tueiien bic biefgen 3eitunaen
auf bic 86atia9s bin, bab Der &ei9s'
fan3ler SHrff gtlotp tpdbrenb Der bur4
bic iiinsFsn britii9en 5ebereiet nno
ben 0orf6las our geri8liebung Der
Office gei9aHsnsn srnften Strife abioIut
ni&ts bon fi9 b6ren lieb. Der 3anas
Ter pHeet auf Der Sniel Norbernep Der
&uhe unb ttimmert f9 TIM ben 2auf
Der WeItsrsisnife 10 tuenig, -ls OBJ er
elm einfa9er pribatmann tudre, ni4t
t~uenigfsns nominslsr Better Der aus'
tpdrtissn pOlitit Seutf@lanbs. Ut
blieb rubis i'm seebaoe, als OBJ i6n bic
qan3e bebsntli9e Situation ni4ts ans
gsbs.
WermiBt tpuros er iibrigens faum,
benin feline Sbatigteit bei4rdntt f9
INNER mebr auf bic 3ei&nung unb
@essn3si9nuns Der bon aasrbb9fer
Settle a~usgsbsnbsn Befe6ls. Der 2ai'
fer aIein fa6rt bic a~ustpdrtige po!itit
uno Bhlop III meter ni9ts, als iein
perantuorilidsr Niffent.
Die .Nbenbpof" beaei9net bieies
@erbdltnib, als auf bic Sauer unbalt.
bar, Der 0srfafuns autpiosrlaufsnb,
unb ertldrt an S9luHe zines ldng.ren
@rtitels nit rafinirter gosbeit:v Wenn
Die gnsldnber unisren Rei44tanssr
BON Rorosrnep %entftbrten f6fnten
Wonate bsrssbsn, she mir bies merit
ten, ben bsrmihsn ptirbe ihn Niss
mano."
prin3aIs Spion bers
haftet.
SerIin, z. Mug. Bring Jrieos
rid Seinria, Der dltsffe So6n bee
prinsen Nlbre9t bon prsuben uurbs
bon BEN Wa4en Bel ben 9hfsnbatterisn
su Suinsmtinoe als Spion bsrbaftet.
Der prin, per in 3ipil unb ma&ts
p6otogrnpbiids M~ufnabmsH In be- nm-
gebung bss Sorts. Geine Ierf4s'
runeen fanbsn tsinsn @lauben BET ben
@n9en unb sr mubte nit gum 2Om=
manbanten bss Sorts uanoern.
Die @oriariftsn fur bic Wa&en fins
iebr idarf. DEFENDERS felt In lebter
@o9e elm Oeferrsi9sr eruii4t tpurbe.
aIs bon einem 2su9tf9ife aus nit
einem Fartsn 9amera bas Sorts pbo'
t~Ograp6irte.
NuBlanb.
8effere5offnung
81. petersbur9, z. Nu9.-
SIN anssmsinsn babsn F4 bic 5of'
nunaen auf elm 6eirisoisenbes Gefultai
Der Observation-Disclosures su ports'
mouth esbehert.
9tepoIt3st w rb Il 3 n.
2obs, z. Nus. Die polisei ba'
168 6htrer bsin lsbten Streit Der
baftst. Die Nrbsiter bro6en nit einen
algemeinsn Strsif, faas ibre GH6rel
ni9t sntlaHsn perben.
6 d Il b ef.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
SIrfei.
. ultan's Sruppett m 0 T.
BEN.

9 uItan's 8 ruppen m o +.
BEN.
Ron # antinopel, z. 4ueuA .
Cine Sepeide aug Dorm In Waceoo.
MEN beridtet tibsr reue baarfrdubenbe
@reueltbaien ttirtii9sr Solbaten. Cine
Banoe bon gulgarien ermorbete Dor
eini9en $a9en 90 mobammebanif9e
gauern uno eine Sruppenabtbeiluug
puroe CUR @infansung Der S%niurgsn.
ten abgef9idt. Sie Soloaten iiberfie,
len apei S6rfer unb a~srf6rtsn bieieIben
boufdnoig, neil bic 8smobnsr anseb.
lid i'm Ieroa9te fanben, nit ben
gulsaren au ipmpatbifren. Sis eanss
mdnnli9e gep6lterung Der beibsn Orts
f9aften purbe bon ben unmenf9en
nteoer9ema6t uno bic Grauen unb
Mdo4en traf elm mod f9rsdlidsrss
2oos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
&0nig BON S@meoen
MnB auf Nmratber BET Ner5te bet &ronprin5e1 als
@egeltte1 ei1iebem.

ltn,ufrieSenbeit nit NeitsfanJer BON BhIom. Gin Bring as Spion Der
bafkt. - Nhbr 3uberidt in NnblanS 30 BEN JrieSensbn=
bamolmnsen. - 6ehIhtfehen mf Den YbiGppinen. -
Gefangene af Sahalm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12
FRIDAY. SEPT. l..
Sleeves Cushina.

Willard j. Stoves of Chelsea. and Miss
Jeanneitc r. Gushing of Augusta, were
united in marriage ut island Home
Five Islands, last Wednesday evening
at eight o'clock in the presence Of the
immediate relatives and friends of the
contracting parties. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. +. .. Ward of Au-
eusta.
Charles Gushing 70 this city. a broth
or of the bride, acted as best man.
While Miss Alice +. Sawyer. also of this
city. acted as bridesmaid.
pleasant incident in connection
with the wedding was u eercnadc given
by commodprc Boynton Cf the East
Boston Yacht club. who observed The
event with statutes and red fire on the
yachts ut Five Islands. which made IL
very pretty effect, rs we'll as being II
most gracious act.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoves will remain at
Five Islands during the remainder of
the week. after which they will MAKE,
their home in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12
Frederick Allen Judkins,

At the funeral Of Frederick Allen
Judkins. which was held. last SUNDAY,
the house was filled with SorrowinS
friends among whom there were no
more sincere mournrrs than his teach
ers ana SchoolmateS, who knew and
loved him so well. Rev. Nh Mcservey
spoke tendcrcst words OF consolation
and hope of III" brief life which was
lived for those who loved him and
for heaven" The bearers were select
cd from his schoolmates of nearly his
own age as follows: Leigh Ayers Har-
ry Bean. Scott Cummings. and Leslie
Williams.
The casket, the stands. and every
available place were filled with flow
crs contributed by all present. a
bouquet from the Ballard school was
picked from flowers which he helped
plant. Among those who presented
flowers We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Brann. pillow with the name Aller:.
(the deceased WAS IL nJmeSake Of Mr..
Brann); VIM. Curtis and mother. sweet
pears and asters: Mrs. Lillian Cum
m!nss. Is white astcrs: Mrs. J. A.
Jones. aSterS and SWcttpeas: Mrs.
thas. Mari and Mrs. Fred Mariner.
IL white roses; Mrs. Rose Jones. Il
white roses; Mrs. Rose Jones and Hat
tie Dulay. white astcrs; Mrs. Asa Cole
wreath of geranium leaves and snow
drops; 3. b. Wentworth. wreath of
white asters Emma Green. (scInol-
mate). sweet peas aud roses: Mrs.
Halves. dahlias: Mrs. Geo. Williams.
Gala lilies and panSicS: Mrs. Ed. Red
mOnd. wreath and asterS; Mrs. Tucker.
sweet peas: Mrs. Bert Green, WrcathS
and bouquets. Others were Misses
Alice Leighton and Phronic :. Knowles
ueachc), Norman Fisher. Leigh and
Lcndall Ayers (SchoolmatcS).
During his brief sickness hc bore
lis great suffcrings with foriitudc and
patience, growing more and more
thoughtful and loving and expressing
surprise that everyone should he so
good to him. He said if God would
let him live he would he Il better boy
II" was treasurer of The Junior League
of North Augusta church. There is a
vacant seat in his home and at the
Ballard school where he was so
thoughtful and tender of the little ones
In the hearts Of parents, grandparents
brothers. sister, teacher and school
mates there is an aching void. Dear
Allen. May we who wait "till the
shadows have a little longer grown" sec
the dear hands beckoning us to a high
,r life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12
Unclaimed Letters at Augusta Post
Office.

WOmcn-Auderson Mrs. r. ": At
wood. Mrs. G. S; EalduC. Lena: Brad
ley. Mrs. L. H.; Carter, Mrs. Chas. o.:
Cross. Mrs. Nellie: DeCnan. Mrs. n:
Dennis. Mrs. w. s.: Downs. Mrs. F.:
Ebbins. NJ. .. J.: Goddard, Nellie;
HaCkctt. Mrs. Eliza; Huntington, Mrs.
Harriet: Jones. Mrs. J. T.: McLaugh-
lin. Mrs. j. O.: Norton. Mrs. Florence;
Pinkhdm. Mrs. Silvia, r.: Pope. Miss
Irana; Potter. Lavonia: Sexton, Miss
Eva; Thomas, Mrs. Austin: Trask, Mrs.
FInni..
Men-BrUwn. Capt. Nat; Bremen. J.
G.; Catlin. J. +. go: Chaplain. Morti-
mcr; Fay. y. N: Hannaford. Freeman
Hanson. W. j.: Helen, j.: Jackson. Geo.
A.; Jcwett. DIR. +. e.; kcencn. William:
Lazur, LinaSter; Osborne, Frank; Pet
ron. Anartas. L.: Piper, Adelbert
Plummer. Capt. William r.; Ready. W.
t.: Slaepcr George A.: SpearilI, Chess
ter; Sleeves. Edgar: Stcvees. Edgar:
Strout. a. r.; Thomas, Arthur: True.
Lathrhm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12
Shepard's Moving Pictures.

In this age OF wonder and inventions.
no art has taken more rapid strides
than that of motion photography. The
masterful progress OF this science is
perhaps the greatest educator to which
the twentieth century has given birth.
Who of our fathers of Revolutionary
times could have prophesied that in
this age one could sit in our theatres
and see reproduced from life the great
events and festivals of the Antipodes
in all the exactness of their actual pre-
Sentation? Think. for instance of be-
holding the toiling English army plod-
ding up the sacred Thibetan Mts. to the
mysterious and forbidden city of
L,hassa. Think of the thousands of
monks in their annual Devil Festivities.
which hold the eye and mind enrapt
with the wonder of barbaric customs
nj eplenTors. Think Of the Bedoins
flight on Tic sands Of Egypt. beneath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12
1.-The Heart of Texas" Toniaht.

This play comes as highly recon-
sncndcd as any production which has
played here. The following are few
extracts from the many notices re-
ceived "A superb company. support
ing Allan Villain and pretty Pearl Lew
is. two clever, recognized and success
full players.
-Four big acts ami each act as good
as many plays.
Handsome special scenery for each
act and made to fit any size stage
Pretty light effects. startling sur
pris"s. delightful comedy. pathetic sit
udtiOnS and picturesque costumes.
Refined and pleasing specialtics by
81. Dora. Judy ana Texas. :" Any
one who his ever seen these favoritcs.
knows they never fail to please the
most critical and that the above no
tees are not in the least too laudatory.
This strong attraction appears for one
night only at the Augusta. opera
House. Tuesday evening. September II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

\ travelling man representing q horse
shoe nail firm who was in the city a
few days ago. had an interesting arti-
Gle which he WAS exhibiting in Connec-
ton with his work. II vas IL piece of
the composition Of watch the nails arc
manufactured drawn out into a thin
blIu" until IT measured over thrc"
feet in length. To one who is not ac-
luaintcd with such things. ii would
seem impossib" that ~ ordinary sized
hors" shoe nail could bc drawn out t.
that length. hut such is the fact. Of
course. the metal is very thin, but is
yet quite strong. TIL blade is broader
1T one end aud graduIll; tapers to a
point. following the shape of u nail. IL
il starts at the head and gradually Goe'
down To the point Il makes a very
interesting souvenir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12
THE LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS

| TIE shadows and monuments built IL
the twilight OF Il, parted cycles ana onr
fc'tllHcs that 4 more amusing and in
structive evening could scarcely he
| spent Yet marvellous as these may
seem even still more wonderful repro
auctions have been secured. entaiiing
enormous expense, time and energy
but with full assurance that the public.
hunS"iinS for good wholesome amusc-
m"nt aud guided by their sense of APP
probation will merit and repay the
great effort eX"rted in procuring them.
Countless varieties of these features
will be presented during the exhibition
of Archie L. ShcIards high class NOV
ing pictures at the Augusta Opera
House. Sept. 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12
BURTON C. MORRILL,.
Augusta Boy Who is Making Name for
Himself in Athletics.

Burton G. Morrill,, formerly a stu
dent at Cony High school. but now of
the English High school of Boston. has
been passing n short time at his home
in this city. but will leave. TODAY. for
Boston. Mr.. Morrill, is making a
specially of athletics. and has already
attained degree OF marked proficiency
in the line Of putting the shot. and in
the broad jump. The Boston Herald of
a recent date contained the following
complimentary allusion to him.
Burton G. Morrill, of the English
High school is one of tie most versatile
young athletes in New England at the
present time. AS he has been carefully
training in company of Ellary Clark.
his work in the different events for
which he is entered in the New Eng
land championships to be run off at
Combination Park this afternoon. will
be watched with interest by a crowd
of adrrrers.
Morrill,. although only 20 wears Of
age has I; most enviable record He
made the track. crew and football
teams at school. where he held records
of II feet inch for the broad Jump
S feet 4 inches for the high jump. and
80 feet 10 inches for the 16-pouud shot
In 1908 and 1901 lie was~very success
full in winning open events. securing
broad jump prizes at Essex. Brockton
and other places.
This year he won the Shut-put at
Caledonan grow. May 30. ut the Nav
eriCk games. June ) at Medford. June
Il, an. then the same afternoon. go
ing over to the Valley Club games. he
Won with put of 40 feet. He is en-
tered IN five events, this afternoon. anc!
it will be interesting to note the num-
ber Of points he will aggregate in an
all-rounu contest"
in addition to the above, he won
three events at the n. f. A. A. cham
2iOnShip meet ut Combination park
Mtdford. Saturday. Aug &c. winning 4
handsome gold watch and fob bearing
the seal of the city of Medfurd. and
ut the Elks' benefit. at Joint of Pines,
Sept. =. he won another handsome
watch. making tie 11th prize which he
has won. this year. Mr. Morrill, is at
resent employed as steward at Clark's
Hotel, Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

The Augusta chorus will hold two re-
hcarSals this week-onc IN Tuesday
evening under tho dictatorship of J. F.
MacNi.hol. and the other on Thursday
evening under the conduc torship Of w.
Il. Chapmau.Thc chorus members are
reuue strd to bring musi Tor the Halle
lujah Chorus which always opens the
Festival. Inflanmatus by Rossini which
viii he found in the Festival books of
the first years work and which will be
sung with Games. and all the music oc
this y"ar.-Lohcngrin. I've Creation
and miscellaneous numbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

An accident that was witnessed by
the audience at tho Opera House. dur
ing the performance Of the play, the
other evening. came very near turning
a tragic passage between the perSe-
Cuted heroine and the dccp-dycd VIII
liam. into a farce. In the middle of tho
first act a sleek grey cat meandered
leisurely in from the wings and was
making for the centre of the stage
when tho leading woman reached over
and picked the cat up from the floor,
and carried il of the stage. The little
trick was turned SO easily and as if it
were part Of the play that it excited
little comment. although the cats
movements were eagerly watched by
the entire house and probably not a
dozen in the audience followed the ac-
ton Of the play while Milady Tabby
was Cavorting. But Tabby was of a
persistent nature. and in the next act
she again essayed histrioniC honors
only to be once more ignominiously
elected. but this time by the young
man who was up to his neck in the
evil plotting. Tabby finally found z
safe point Of vantage in the righ
proscCnium box. and from that S1f,
cNiuancc Sh" watched the play
through to iis conclusion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

The most direct way for the people Of
State fair at Lewiston. ;his week, is 20
go on the cI"ctriCs to Winthrop. thence
by train to the Fair grounds at Lew
iston. The total cost Of the round trip
made in this way including admission
10 the fair will BE- Sis. On WednT3.
day and Thursday. the chief days IF
the far. tn" Main" Ccnt'al Railroad
will run . special rom Watcrville 20
Lewiston Ivy way Of Winthrop, leaving
Winthrop at ?h1 a. ". To connect with
this train. take tn" \ o'clock car from
this; city. R"rUning. tn. special train
will leave the Fair Erpu"dS IN ample
tim" for patrons To- catch the car for
Augusta which lea9rs Winthrop 10
minutes b"for" :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

Horace Is. Smith. the transfer clerk
At the Augusta post Office, returned
from Camp Benson. yesterday morn
ing. where he has been in attendance
on the annual reunion Of the class of
1907 of Dexter High school. of which
he is a member. The event was de-
liGbtful one in every respect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

M"ssrs. Jones & tiliddtn. who have
recently acquired the CLARK blacksmith
shop. have practically completed the
extensive improvements and renoIi-
tons that have been under way since
purchasing the property. and. Satur-
day. Mr.. Jones closed his shop on the
other side Of Cony street. in order to
move his tools and implements into the
new quarters. Yesterday. the new shop
was opened for business for the first
time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12
Card Of Thanks,

We WIS.,: I" express our deep graft
tudc and heartfelt thanks to our pas
tor, ncighb"rs ana friends who have
shown so much kindness during our
great sorrow
NIX. AND MRS. HARRISON G. JUD-
kINS.
MIR. AND MRS. WIN. II. JI-DKINS
AND FAMILY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

All members of r. B. Capen Rebekah
Lodge are requested to be present at
the regular meeting. Wednesday even
ing. as business Of Importance is to
come up. in connection with the meet
ing OF the Grand Lodge at Portland,
i'm October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

Alderman George Kcenc and family.
who have been occupying their cottage
at the Isle of Springs during the past
season. have closed it for the winter
and returned to their home i'll this city,
Sunday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

Posters have been put in position ut
the Milne Central station advertising
the annual fair and stock show 1T
Fredericton. n. b.. which will be held
ut that place Sept. 31-21. Excursion
rates will be sold from all Joints on the
Maine Central
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

What "a comfortable feeling il is to
have the coal bin filled before the
strenuous winter weather sets in. r.
=. Wingatc of IIIllOwcll favors the
idea AMI offers Il cash discount to hur-
~ along orders before bad hauling.
You receive fun value from him. as
you will realize when you test the quail
ity. weight and price by a sample or
DIR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

Presiding Elder c. ]; Southland VII,
be at the North Augusta Methodist
church. Tuesday evening There will
ne sermon. aftr" which the regular
quarterly conference viii be held
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

1t is stated that the enforcement
commission has secured the former
school building on Grove street. re-
Gently purchased by Joseph William
son. and will use it as a storehouse for
the contraband articles secured about
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

II. Price Weber passed through the
city on the noon train, yesterday. ell
route from the western part of the
State to Newport. where he presented
his play, "The Ocean Wait" last eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

Taber, Carey IL Reid have received
a large invoice of those wonder stoves
they have had such an immense sale of
the past two seasons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

Among the recent intentions of mar
riaRe which have been recorded at the
once OF the city clerk, are those of
Birney H. Hanson of Augusta, and
Mary A. Jones of Millnocket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

scratch. scratch. scratch; unable n ~
tehu 10 business during the day or sleep
uui'"s the night. Itching piles. horrible
plague Doan's Ointment cures. Never
rams At any drug store. 70 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

T. c. Buckley. after having the in
side Of his store painted and renovated,
has departed for the markets to pur-
chase his fall stock of goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

Two priVat" Boston & Maine parlor
ears passed through the city. yesterday
on train No. l02. bearing members Of
the Ticket Agents Association. which
Tree state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

oefiF minute. Cholera infan-
tuiii' "Esentery. diarrhoea come suddenly
only Nafc plan is to have Dr Fon.,.,,, :
Extract Of Wild Srrawh. rrv a,u.s an
hand "'""HS "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

Lewis Johnson. who has been con-
fined to his home on Gage street by
typhoid fever. has SO far recovered as
t. be out of doors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

little life may be sacrificed Ia sud
zen attack Of Group If you don't have DR.
Thomas Electric Oil OF hand for the
emergency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-12

TIE regular monthly meeting of the
Woodmen's Club will be held at 100.
THIS evening. at the club room, and a
good attendance is desired.