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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
Personal MENTION

A. B. Fovlef of Boston. was in thu
city. yesterday. on a short business
trip.
Joseph e Fernald Of South China
was calling on friends in town. Thurs
day morning.
A. p. Greenlief Of Southport. was
among the guests registered at the
Cony Housc Thursday.
Hon. a. T.. Gordon Of Fryeburg. was
among Inc out-of-town business mer
en- the stres:, yesterday.
Miss n line Chase is at home from
Massac II tts for the summer, and
will "a ie vacation with her moth
er in tY"s ity.
Charl Greenwood Of Boston, for
merly { his city. is making q short
visit in = wn. During his residence In
August Mr.. Greenwood was a men,
ber Of h. firm Of Williams & Green
wood, Ia iware dealers.
Can't E. Jones left the city. Thurs
day m ing. on the Gardiner. for Cap
itol Is 4, where he will for a while
enjoy sea air and the other attrac-
tions d n unite to make summer life
at the .e.shore what 1t ist
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
DE-. Miles,
Anh-Pain Pits

cure all kinds Of pain quick and sure, are
pe rfectly. harmless and do not affect you
in any way except to soothe the nerves
and cure pain. For real comfort never
enter upon a journey without first secur-
ers."
Il am pleased to recommend DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills. They not only cured a
chronic headache. but since. II my head
shows a disposition to ache. one Tablet
stops It. / give hundreds of them to suf-
ferers on trains. and derive much satis-
NJ. H. CHARTUS. Travelling Salesman,
St. Louis. Mo.
The first package will benefit, II not, the
druggist will return your money.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

1t was q huge task. to undertake the
cure Of such q bad case of kidney di-
sease, as that Of c. F. Collier. OF Chero-
kee, Ia. but Electric 3itters did 1t. He
writes: MY kidneys were SO far gone.
I could not sit on q chair without a
cushion; and suffered from dreadful
backache, headache. and depression
In Electric Bitters. however. found a
cure, and by them was restored to per-
feet health. I recommend this great
tonic medicine to all with weak kid
neys, liver or stomach. Guaranteed by
Bowditch & Webster Co., Of Augusta:
and Simpson Drug Co.. Waterville'
|druggists: price Soc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

In the municipal court. yesterday
James Morrissey was given a sentence
Of 30 days in Jail. for drunkenness. Mr..
Morrissey would have paid the usual
fine. had it been imposed. but in re-
sponse to his request to be allowed
the privilege. the court replied that nc
fine was wanted. end the prisoner went
up. Two old soldiers were up for the
same offense and were allowed to go
Jesse Ross ef Farmingdale. was also
given a O.day sentence in Jail. Ross
was the man who was arrested at thu
Morang( place, out on Western avenue
Wednesday night. on complaint Of Mrs
w. H. Dennis, the wife Of the gentle
man'who at present owns the place. fol
hanging around the premises and try
ing to gain an entrance to the house
R6ss denied the charge. but the evi
dence at the hearing was against him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

A special train passed through Au-
gusta at 1.35. Thursday afternoon. car
rying a party OF Massachusetts, Knights
Templar on tour through Maine. The
party consisted of some 230 members
of Gethsemane Commandery of New
ton. Mass, many of them accompanied
by ladies'. The party took dinner in
Portland. and were planning to pass
the night in Bangor. continuing the
trip. today, to Moosehead lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
A MOSQUITO a
u Comes from oomsrvillc -. Il Hard
10 Beat.

L
| reports have been bro ht in from
.ne iakes and ponds near ig l,ta, from
time to time. since the nirR Of the
summer season, telling Of he size, vo-
'acity and numbers Of II 1t 1lace de-
stroying insect known a. he mosquito.
ana many evidences ha,, h en- shown
wnere the pests have gtt , their un-
written work on the ar L. necks and
other places on the an:ty " OF such
mortals as invaded their domains. 1t
mas even been said that some Of the
mosquitoes on the west shore Of Cob
oosseecontee were so large hat some
OF the cottagers carried :iect of shin
gle. fitted with a handl tc bed with
them. to kill the mosq toe that at
lacked them during ,, ght. The
strength of that statei twas readily
recognized. hough it's I h was some
what doubted. but III ale that has
now been waited into Il e city on the
summer breezes. from lumber camp
in SOmerville. relegat ; ne other yarn
SO IA: to the realms h. past that
one almost forgets he vi ie Leard 1t.
The one who told ti,. following Is a
I
the camp, and {. inns to have
been an eye " ess to the
incident related. 7it was one OF
a group, the other c Who were dis
cussing the mosqui and after the
others had given the stimony. he re-
marked that altho, i there had not
been many mosqui' ~ in Somerville,
this season, those whic had been seen
were very fair siztu, Or the time of
year, and he thought that the most Of
them were about Is irches in length
with a spread Of ,r, which might
measure Is inches. I'd speaking OF
mosquitoes. he said. e linded him of a
little incident which, appened at the
camp during a rec rain storm. A
pick POLE was hanging IN q rack under
the caves Of the camp and as the rain
was pretty heavy, the mosquitoes
sought refuge there, lighting on the
pole. The wind blew At the time. also,
and in order to get away from it the
| mosquitoes crawled around under the
lee side of the pole. It SO happened
that the role had me season cracks
in 1t. and by getti u: their feet in the
cracks. the mosqu. -o"s were enabled to
hold on hard enough to be kept from
being blown away.
The next morning, when he came to
look for the pole. i: was gone. He
found it, however. after a search of a
half hour. about = yards from the
camp. and when the inevitable ques-
tion was asked as to how the pole got
there, he calmly replied. "Then mos
quitoes carried it off. Do you know. >
said he. that the rain got into the
cracks in that POLE. which swells the
wood, and pinched the toes of every
mosquito on 1t. catching him like q
muskrat trap. and they flew off with
the pole. l know 1t. because l found
their toes sticking in the crack" The
foregoing may be true. and it may not
but while there b no proof to show
that it is not. on the other hand the
man still has the pole.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
II In q kind OF bilious mood.
You wish an aid to digest food,
NO other Dill II half 90 good

AZ DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
cure CONSTIPATION. Sick Headache. Bilious
ness etc. They never gripe or sicken. but
imper early rising energy. Good for
eltneE cMldren or adults. Bob Moore, La
Eayste; Ind. says: mo use talking, DE-
Nnt. Attle Early Risers do their work.
me aek. DeWftk's Little Early Risers
orousnt the long sought relief. They are
- Sold BY B0wditeh. Webster 4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

Don't Lose ckan1e q, Test Free Won
derfui Propsrtiss OF x.Zalia.

But two days remain for people to be
treated by the x-Zalia nurse free cf
charge. We want every one suffering
from any skin trouble. sores that wilt
nct heal, an, Inflammation. etc. to call
either today or Il amorrow at Percy w.
Means drug stord and there be treated
free by the X-Zaiia nurse, or get one OF
the booklets which she is giving out
great succe s everywhere it has been
introduced and by the records Of sales
SO far Augusta has done its share Il.
making X-Zalia one of the most pcpu-
lar household remedies on the market.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
Quality W. Quantity.

Hard muscles and 0tr0ng body do not de-
pend oItne quantity OF food you eat. but
Iation. When you take Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure Dur system gets all the nourish-
ment dit Of all the food you eat. 1t d.
gests yhat you eat regardless Of the con-
nutriek properties to the blood and It's
sues. This builds up and strengthens the
entire system. KOd0l cures Indigestion.
DYSPEPSIA, Belching, Sour Stomach. Weak
Heart, etc. K0dol Dyspepsia Cure for
what b sometimes called Americas ma
tional disease-Dyspepsia-is destined to
eventually work q wonderful and lasting
benef: to sufferers from this distressing
and mind harassing. condition. Sold BY
Bowditeh. Webster &Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
stNsss frossstss,e D.
When On Yoasr Vacation

Vacation time is here. and you
are busy planning where 70 10
and just how you WIN eiijoy the
change and rest. But wherever
you 90 and whatever you do, you
surely win want to keep In touch
with home news: and how much
better can you do this than have
the Journal sent you during the
vacation period?, The complete
system of r. +. D. routes in
Maine deliver the paperanywhere I
on the same day II is issued. This
is a point not to be lost sight of.
Don't forget to subscribe be-
fore you 60 away. One week.
13c.: two weeks, 25c.: one
month. 50c.: three months. $l.25.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

The / est addition to the fleet at
Cobboese is the 1s!foot launch Of
Cassavsnt & Cloutier, which was taken
IN the AXE from the shop Of Roberts
& Ripl@. Wednesday. and successfully
launch&.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
HOW GERM DISEASES START.
tVOW 06oW OsOSosS O'ss
People with Weak Stomaehs IN . Con
tjHual State Of Danger.

Vb00t 0S0SS " Ooss0Vss
Nearly all disease germs that And
lodR,nent in the system gain entrance
with the air we breathe, or through our
food end drink.
II the stomach and digestive organs
be weak SO that food does not readily
digest. they will contain q sour. slimy
fermenting mass, an ideal spot for the
disease germs to grow and spread
through the whole system.
II Won suffer with headache. back
ache, variable appetite. nausea. gnaw-
ine at the pit Of the stomach. sallow
skin, heart burn. furred tongue. Sleep
,e..ness. and general debility. it shows
that the stomach has been overwo7ked
and weakened. A fifty-cent box Of Nj
o.na tablets will give quick and speedy
relief.
AK Bowditch 4 Webster anda srcy
". Means, three Of the most reliab'e
drur.,,ts in Augusta. to show yon the
strong guarantee under which Vhey
Hfi.n.na
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
ACo1,rap,a',nio

A delightful little travelling compan,on.
indispensable to many who travel, are the
Little Comforters"-Dr. Miles Anti-pain
Pills BY their soothing influence upOn
prevent dizziness. sick stomach and head
ache-carSicknesS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
MUST Be SOLD At ONCE
WEBER E HEWE1T

Two 6foot Oak Show Cases; 7foot Oak Show Case;
9-foot Double Deck Show Case Cigar Show Case
Platform scale Counter Scales Candy Scale
Safe two Oil Tanks 9-foot Oak Contaner Fire Ex
tnquisher; Cheese Safe; Coffee Mill Enterprise
three Moasses Pumps, 6foot Extension Entire ou6t-for
Manufacturing Confectionery; one McDoil Oven %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

Mi-o-na is sold by Drugsist Dorr IN ~.
,erviIIe. He has seen 20 many dysHepusst ~
made weii and % strong 90 - snsx ,-o". oGS ahat hal
m ~. SsL.1Ss r. under a positive guarantee n
rcfnnd re- md tho money IL it does not ss,,m rc.i"re
IL In and build up good natural health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
STATE HOUSE.
lie Governor aad Council
Hold June Meeting.
Ssss'sa I Busy oee--PstttIeas
TOT Partens Received.
kaewses PaItea Matter LII q Ialle Undl
3 oelset Ilk uDnlng.

Inc June meeting of the Governor
ana council conven d in the Executive
cnamoer at I O'clock, Thursday after
hoon' all OF the Council being present
with the exception CT Councilman
Jones. A large amo INT oe routine busi-
ness received after tion, among which
the expenses Of the educational institu-
lions OF the State. and tie library sys-
tenn. figured prominentlI
Petitions for pardon we're received
from Edward A. Chase how serving a
lie sentence In the Stale prison for
murder; from Ellen N Dolley. also
serving a life sentence for murder
and from Geo. w. Hunt -erving a four.
years sentence for lasc iOus conduct
These petitions were laid over until the
July meeting.
A hearing was given T. the commit.
tee Of the Augusta Wat r District. TO,
adjustment Of damages resulting from
the use Of Carleton pond as a source o1
supply and while the .ttlement was
not fully effected. an agreement sat.
isfactOry to all parties was reached
A bill was also passed authorizing thu
commissioners of inland fisheries anl
game to establish a fish hatchery ir
Belgrade. on the st eam connecting Ell.
lis pond with Gree pond, to take tn.
place Of the Carle' On brook hatchery
rendered impracticaple by the new wa.
ter system.
The next matter to receive atten.
tton was the heart on the petition
for the pardon Of .-afo.est Knowles
convicted in Angus 1901, Of breaking
entering and larce = and committed
April Is. 1908. Joseph E. Moore Of ol
Pennington. appeared for the petition
er. and H. s. Wing Of Kingfield. coun'
ty attorney Of Franklin county. op
posed the pardon. In presenting thu
case. Mr.. Moore called attention to tn,
fact that Fred Bartlett. who was as
sociated with Knowles in the crime
had received a sentence Of only ons
year. while Knowles was sentenced t.
three years.
Mr.. Moore further showed tha
Knowles was considered trustworth!
and honorable man in an his business
dealings and introduced evidence t.
show that he had carried out respon
sible, contracts with several business
firms. A statement was also introduced
from Bartlett. that he. alone. wal
guilty of the crime, and that Knowle.
was innocent.
Petitions signed by leading business
men Of Bath. and other towns wher'
Mr.. Knowles is known. were introduced
in favor Of granting the pardon. Mr.
Wing, in refutation Of the petitioner
statements. brought evidence that tn
record of the petitioner was bad one
and that the citizens Of Industry
where the crime was committed. wer
desirOus that the full sentence b.
served.
The merits Of the case were dis
cussed at considerable length. until a
7.3O, when the matter was laid upo1
the table and the Council took a re
cess until 9 o'clock, this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

Ine following corporate ms have filed
their certificates Of organization at tn,
office OF the secretary Of State:
The Eureka Silk Manufacturing "a
organized at Portland. FOR the purpose
of manufacturing. buying. selling and
dealing In silk. cotton and linen. and
all products thereof with 500. 900 capi-
tai stock. of which nothing Is paid in.
Omcers: President, Edw. +. Payson Of
Boston. Mass: treasurer. w. M. Pay
son Of Boston, Mass. Certificate an.
proved June 26. 1906.
Palmer Electrical Co.. organized at
Bangor. for the purpose Of transacting
q general electrical bus;ress, in the
manufacture and sale Of the Dyna- Bat
terry, ETC., with $4,000 capital stock, 0.
which $40 is paid in. Officers: Presi
dent. Chas. D. Shaw Of Greenville:
treasurer. r. M. Palmer Ct Cambridge
Mass. Certificate approved June 20,
1905.
Portland Land Co., organized at
South Portland. for the purpose OF do
ing a general real estate business with
$4,000 capital stock, OF which nothing
il paid in. Officers: President, Walter
E. Webber of South Portland; treas
urer, John H. Edwards Of South Port
land. Certificate approved June g.
1906
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

tie art OF dshing-wno accompanied the
Maine Sportsmen's Fish and Game A.
ISOLATION on their excursion to the
Rangeley lakes. last week, have re-
turned. and took up their several du-
ties at the Capitol. once more. Those
VINO had returned. yesterday, were
chairman Carleton of the commission
OF inland fisheries and game, Chief s;n-
slneer Thompson. Hon. E. E. Ring, ard
Miss Myrtle Hodgdon. All reported a
grand good time. and Mr.. Carleton
stated that In his opinion the three.
pound salmon which he caught on the
'nl. would bring him the fly rod whicl,
was offered al prize for the largest
fish caught.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

The commissioners Of inland fisheries
and game held a hearing at Rangeley.
Monday. on a petition asking that GER
tain portions Of the waters Of Kenne-
bago stream be closed to fishing. In re-
sponse to which the following regula :
tion has been adopted:
It shall be unlawful to fish for. take
or catch any kind of fish in Kennebago
stream, from the foot Of the first falls
down to q point opposite the boathouse
OF the Oqucssuc Angling Association
from July 1st to May LIST of the follow
ing year for four years from July 1st'
A. d. 1905, except fly fishing in the usu-
al way OF casting with flies.
Chairman Carleton. OF the c0mmis-
sion. has received a notice stating that
Get rye and Fred Reading Of Goulds-
boro. were before the municipal court
at Bar Harbor. June %. on a warrant
sworn out by Game Warden Geo. U.
Over of Franklin, charging them with
shooting 4 cow moose. June II. Botn
men entered a plea Of guilty. and were
fined 800 and costs each. one OF whor'
naid. and the other went to Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

MRS. Geo. A. Murchie of Calais. was q
visitor at the Capitol, yesterday ac-
companying her husband. Councillo,
Murchie. who came to Augusta to at
tend the meeting of tn. Governor and
Council, which was held in the after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

The colony of brown-tail moths at
the department Of entomology at the
Capitol have advanced another stage m
the period Of their existence. and the
females are now busy with the work "f
laying eggs. attaching them to different
parts Of the cage. The eggs are latd IN
clusters containing from $50 to Soo
each. and are covered with the brown
hairs from the abdominal tuft on the
moth. They are about the thickness
and half the length Of date seed am
resemble Jumps Of brown felt. The
hairs are attached to the egg masses
for the purpose Of protecting tnem'
and II the hairs are as poisonous to
anything which would destroy the eggs
as they are to the human skin. 1t would
seem that they would oe let alone.
There 10 also at the department q cage
containing tussock moths. another OF
the pests which flourish in New Eng
land. and yesterday the moths were
lust issuing from the cocoons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30
Billy the Boy
Artists Fourth

Cast Of Characters:
PROF. O. HOWE WISE.
o UNCLE CY and the
INCOMPATIBLE BILLY
Ir the spir;t-stirring drama.
1.-THE Giant Firecracker: or
How They Fooled Billy-Not
In Boston Sunday Globe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-30

Among the travelling libraries which
have recently been sent out from the
State library. were on. t. solon. one 70
North Newport. two to Brfdsewater:
one to Milo. one to Harrsneton. ana
one to Perry. Applications FOR these
libraries are now coming in from some
Of the summer resorts, and tie first one
to he sent out was forwarded. this
week, to Ocean Park. at Old Orchard
The order consisted OF four libraries.
This method forms a most convenient
means forssummer visitors to secure
xood aseSktment Of reading matter. and
creates brisk demand during the va
cation see2k
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-22
BlaCksmithine.

After months and month. Of constant
work Al Rice OF this city mas the most
modern blacksmith shop in the city He
has in his shop five specialists in diff
rCrent lines Of work. Jack Ward. for
merly of Corsicana, Texas, has charge
of the carriage department and he Just
" bears the reputation OF being the
finest workman ever in Ardmore. Mr..
Rice, himself, attends to the horse
shoeing and when he turns out piece
of work it cannot be done any better.
He is equipped for doing everything in
repair work and makes a specially Of
horse-shoeing and rubber tire work.
He wants to do your carriage and
wagon work, your horse-shoeing and
General blacksmithing. See the grade
of work he turns out before placing an
order. His shop Is on Broadway.
Phone 81. 22-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-22
THE PATIENT STILL LIVES.
Physicians Sewed Up a Hole il His
Heart-Cut Out Piece of Rib

New York, June 2l.-A stab wound
sustained by a young Italian, which
had punctured the wall Of the heart
aud penetrated the right auriclc has
Gcon sewed up by surgeons of IN Har-
lem hospital The operation Is diff
cult and rare, but the patient H. still
alive and hopes are entertained that
hC will recover. The operation required
hirty-flve minutes.
The subject of the operation was
Camille Defano. He was stable dur,
ing a saloon row. Companions walked
Eim twelve blocks to the hospita i'Ind
ing the fellow alive despite such
n eatment, the surgeons hurried hlm 10
he operating table. To get to his heart
lrey sawed OFF an zach and q hclf OF
his third rib, Their next task wa the
legation Of two arteries. II was then
found that the right auriclc Of tho
rOart had been seriously punctured
Ire width of the wound being OnC-quar
ter OF an inch. This was close with
single stitch and the usual dros sings
applied.
Detano not only survived but .ecov
cred partial consciousness in n shor
time and may recover.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-22
PERSONAL


,.. ~ .4t..t r.. ,,..,. f,,..,.tv,Ul
Jesse holland from near ONerprook
Is an Ardmore visitor today
Mr. and Mrs. X. Hardy leli yesterday
morning for Texas To sp3n! week
Mrs. Ruuth OF Moody, lrNas' lS lh
h city visiting h-r brother Rev. W.
z. Selvidge
Roy {. Oakes, asst -lant cashler ol
the First National Bank Ct sulphur
was in the city yesterday
Misses Minnie Moore, Blanche Alien
and Annie Bas' are in the city from
Terrell. the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Byron Drew.
Mrs. Il. J. Williams, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs T. u. Gulllo''
LEFT for her hom m Dallaa yesterday,
accompanied by the latiCI VINO Will
return sunday
Miss Jack,y Webster is In the city
from ONforl. Miss. 80 spend some time
With % b brother :. W. W hsi1r.
H. 5. Suggs has returned To BerWNn.
g. = ScN1lly of Orr Is in the city.
ID putty Webb OF Paula valley i' in
the city.
G. G. Potter of Ca'ucsvill Is in the
city today
w. r. Bailey of Rush Springs Is IN
the city.
J. p Price is a visitor io the cliN
.rom Ada.
c. VI. Hayden and wife Of pcnison
are iu the city.
Miss Laura Edwards OF bacon was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-22
TIRED OF LIFE.
Mrs. J. w. Campbell, wife of Prisoner
10 Jail. Grabbed Gun.

IN Jail. Grabbed Gun.
What came near being a tragic end
ing in the sad ease of Ms. J. w
Campb u was prevented tbs morning
by Deputy Webb. Mrs. Campbell Is
the girl bride Of j. w. Campbell. who
vas lodged In Jail here last night IN a
charge of forgery. me disgrace which
follower the arrest of Campbell was
more than the girl could stand. and she
has been almost Vrostra;ot since.
II Is said that sh' ha denounced
Campbell for docoiving her The girl
was Mis-, Dora Mayer auu is only 10
wears e age. she was happy until
sh" married the defendant
Campbell was brought here last
night and his wife cam, here On route
to her home This morning she tried
TO grab gun in the puss 'ssion of
Deputy Webb and kin herself Only
'ho activity of the deputy prevented
her from carrying out hcr purpose.
she became hystcrical and was carried
to thH home .t chief OF P,iiC, Garrett
until hvg father arrives from ldabol
sensational features hav, developed
in th, Campbell case. 1t lis remember.
ed Jhat Do. was arrested a. Galveston
Two days ago just as me- and his girl
bride were about TO sail Toy New York
Campbell is charged with having dc.
fraudol e national bank at harlow ont
If sum ut money on a DAFT drawn
through national banl, at ort Worth
He is also charged with having desert
/ ed hi family and elop,d With Dora
Mayer representing himself as an nm
marri d man
When the arrest of Campbell was
made In Galveston and the girl learn
thc truth. she denounced Campbell and
later attempted to Kill herself Sh,
waa under guard at Galveston to pre-
/ went here from destroying herself
Deputy webb who made The arrest
has been after Campbell for some time
The couple had been travelling il
the territory and Arkansas for NOR,
than week and finally reached Gal
weston. whor' the arrest tool, place.
The father Of the girl has heard oI
the trouble and is now IN route &,
Ardmoro. The prisoner win have it'll,
to say other than ne married the cir
in Arkansas. Her family is said TO b,
quite prominent