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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
Pointed Paraurapi,s.

:" N''k w"hlan can put up IL STRONG
Bluff.
iir mere SOM nic;l owe the. NOR.
th' y want to owe
cha n'rior priv" fighters arr. naturalI,
stunning men.
Hhin yn.rinS arr often eclineed TX.
HnaT' i'll string, ncy
Ae man with IL s!itgl. .dra must y.
il confirmed bachelor.
y lot of uncivil men hold office I'm
der civil H'r> icc appointments.
ON" isnt E'C r*Slriiy wealthy because.
Hc hhS NOR money than brains
VI i.as: tii.' ossin.d man his all III.
ha1kh1!ir h iirc,is III his business
y f"ll"" feeling for your pocket book
Is not apt 10 make you won.t,nuS kind.
oi." Wy % interest a woman, IN :: &,
;trtlcI' IS I" mark il down from $iu Ia
$1.os.
occasionally 4 woman raarii,S lcy
ideal man. but il is only Il mater ol
tlnic until he; air castle is trans formed
nv" a f'it.--' 'hic;,Sc News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
Personal Notes.

Mrs. Mary Olive Root, widow Of the
l'i- br. t;,urr- +. Root. author o(
II S"n>;s AID ballads. has Just died in
rl""So. In her Younger days she
was a SirH'r OF some note.
Foi EYER fifty y.:rs Justice David
.. lir'Wc: Ia, ht-cn connected wi.h
"'!-~cf'"'iS as scholar and ,ca"il":'
f1. !"'if" yr,:rs liz has oren t...ching
= class 81 adults i'll shington
,ir"ns IN Paris contemplate tn"
purchase ~ the handsome rcsi.lenc" of
tHe DUCHESS II Grainont and present il
|" IN" liItrd States government :or
-" US 81 II" American Embassy.
tornt":s Helene var Schw"initZ has
JaSt PASSED most satisfactory cx-
"mi.:i'ion i'll dental surgery. Ger
many has many titled prac,iving law
i'ls and Physicians but II" Countess
il thc first titled dentist.
S"n;'t'H Air"r following his usual
t'i"''.n. m scented 4 large number of
SUNS 81 clothes to 'lle Detroit news
boys on New Years day. as we'll as
presided at an entertainment in tia.
city %ivcI by I'll. senator as !; compli-
ment To- them.
Harry Mitchell! said to be the oldest
ACTOR III the Profession. recently celia
hratcd his siNtH-eighth stage ami
'crsarv i'll New York A. one time Ii.
"aS 4 star and At present acts IS an
extra SUPER n very small pittarce.
81" began his Career with the elder
Booth.
D.. Giuseppe Vunoo. Italian consu,
~ D'nF'". ''l. has been k,,iShted by
rt"r lmm3nucl rs an officer OF the
crown OF Italy. He has also re-
cciNe'i 4 letter from III" King authociz-
ne INN 70 Wear the uniform: nf cofsiil
an! I" perform ali Of the functions Of
the office for the remainder of his life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
GOV. cOs3's ADDRESS.
Maine Is in Accord With Him.
data Times.

We wish IL comment TIE inaugural
address Of ;oi. cnbb. Ind pa.ticullri.
his evident desire ana Is termination
that he eXp'.ll litur.s authorized dur
In. his term OF service shall b.. W;ir-
!..i!t-'; fully and shal! bs kept wei.
within IT," resources nf Ne treasury;
That state i; h.,ppi,.-. in which taAa-
ton is lowest. pro, i.l".. that all tn.
duties to tht. Government are. properly
fulfilled. In tins ar. every regard.
those. who knn. 1:Ovrrnot cobb know
that h has said nnt.,:i'.: more than h.
Ii:t.aIS and nn'hini: which h.. will not
Iil:.h,- good by his ats in so far as n"
may "a abb" 70 do 20. TntrtIJ:c il
fHn"OvcS TIL. .."aislat to hcfi his
W"i is. Main. is i'll .ntirr accord witt,
he ln,-tfpiS II the Governors excel
ir1t address. just such an on. as Sll"
tNp ct"d from = sd, nf Sucn wei!
Known ci1;:ra":"r and worth. W.. look
forward Ia :Wn Nelr.; good govern
:i,lit.
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Strong, Able and Vital.
(Wu,rrvillt Mail.)

II would b. 4 a1tiou, critic who
could .irh much faul: With Governor
Cobb'I inaugural .,d,..tsa. From Il
literary point ri view II WAS one OF the
Lest III its class: ron, a Political stand
point Il vas strong. able and vital t.
thr wtll-hrinI Of tn Commonwealth.
II outlined a sound policy and made
good recommendation; 1t Icavcs littl.-
doubt IN the mind after reading il tina:
the Governor stands y,,uI.rly Tor thu.
extent consistent with good jud"me1r
and real pro&p -.ty. Tlr", features ~
til" address II iiId out more PROMINENT
L. than others. He ,ctu.ninen,ls tn
r'duction of III. tax tate the al ,itiDn
IA. tn.. g.. system AMI IN" en- tOrc,.!lci.:
~ II" prohibit"ry. law. In these
OH:.itioHS th. People nt the state will
stand with him ana IN two of tn. n. tl,
Legislature will drlIb.l.ss take action
accordingly ny en.. ting tn. recon! =.
nie:id"t;ons INTO ! w The Governor,
has started III well and the 90, ID inn
precision H.. people, Of M state had q,
h:in When he WIS nrninat Il j.
Str.!!c. h.n.'. by his first official utter
aic:. The bu" I'm If rcSDonyibi!itv j..
now unnl: the }. SiS!ltu,. and Tx. way
:: fuli.is il viii b. ri IL. creates, jn,-
'"ortain" To ne rcopl" and watched
with close interest by them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
The South Not Burning Cotton.

'rne Atlanta Cur: ,;,utirn i,vot"S
considerable space to refutinS the
stories of whoi. safe burning Of cotton
by Southern planters in order to get a
higher price for that remaining. These
stories have been widely circulated. i'll
Eorthrrn papers and commented upon
with Tiger and sharpness by almost
every editor. But the Constitution
declares that the whole thing was
grossly exaggerated and that We mus,
have a Very deficient sense of humo
up here IN the North to take such
stories seriously. 1t rokes fun at the
northern criticism and sarcastiCally
concludes to forgive our impulsive
brethren and set down their anguiSEe,l
concern to an affectionate, zeal in
southern welfare The editor Of the
Constitution then goes on as follows:
For. levity aside, it is improbahl.
TIA: more than ten bales, all told
have heen consigned TO the flames
AS remarked previously. the Original
cotton bonfire consisted OF but on,
ino"rrsiNe bale. bought by public
subscription and burnt on the public
square in the heat OF resentment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
The Book honors for 1904.

The BOOkman announces the eight
Winston Churchi!l's THE Crossing.
John Fox. Jr.'s The Little SHEPHERD Of
King lom Come" Kate Douglas Wig
gins "E.becca Of SuEnybcOOk Farm"
Ellen Claegow's "The De!iverance. "
Mary Johnston's SIR Mortimer" Miri-
an Mic:ielSon's In the bishops Car
riage" Stewart Edward Whites The
Silent Places and Henry Harland's
Ny Friend Prospero." Honors are
equally divisi,.d between :ncn and wo-
men.
Tn. most noticeable thing about the
H., IS that seven OF the eight books ar"
Tho Works Of native American writer's
v lille the eighth writer. Henry Ear.
land. WAS reared and educated in
Americ., and can. with some deRrer OF
consistency. be claimed as an A,n-ri-
can. despite the fact that he was born
in Russia and now makes his home in
England.
OF the 81 hest sellers mentioned IL
the BOoknlan's reports during TIL. year.
two were written by English authors.
one by Il C:tnidI:in. one Was publisii,-!
anonymously and - were the works OF
American writer's. The American pub
lie is finding Il fiction market at home
and is no longer compelled to turn to
England or continental Europe foi its
latest romantic sensation.
Another noticeable thing about the
LIST H. the. absence, Of what We might
Call the literary tnpiin"rS,-;Is they say
il! vnu'i""ilic. l,udyard kipling pub
lish.Hl '"I'i.,aics ard Discoveries"
Maurice iit,. lett, The puccl.'s QUAR-"
Joseph Conrad, "EnS:ronio;" Henry
Jln!"s. Thu Golden Bowl" and Will
liam Dean Iiow.-lis, the Son OF ROYAL
1.:Es"r!th" during the year, yet non. nf
th">- books are mentioned. either In the
years summary or. with the exception
Of I'll" queens QUAR-" in any months
r'l"it. The list therefore MAY be said
10 show the best sellers rather Than the
best written books Of the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09
Other Famous Sieues,

Til" Gral capiti'lition Of Port Arthur.
calls attention 70 f,mous si.rcs in
earlier wars of modern times. TIL.
actual isolation of the fortress by the
Ja!'an"sc dates from June l, giving the
siege 4 duration of seven months. The.
sea blockade began II months before.
the surrender, but il is hardly fair to
reckon thu. rs the length OF t.. siege
S!Hrr there WAS communication and
relic: by land until June I. Ii ". call
tn" l"nath "f the sci.,c seven months.
Port Arthur did not approach the. rec
ord ll;,Gc by soldiers OF the gam. i.:t-
ton ut Scv.sst"p"i. The garrison of
that town. uild.r the mos. rigorous on
ditio,s. held tn. allied armies of France
and England at bay for 50; days--vcry
nearly y'"v. IN 1871 Paris. Il city
Infinitely more difficult Of defense re-
sisted tho German army for 49, days:
IT Pi->na in 49,. the Turks were abb.
to withstand I'll" Russians fox 81 days:
+
stood y si"Ev for II days; in til. Borr
war Kimberley and Ladysmith resisted
capture tor la5 and us days. Respective
~ while Gibraltar probably holds thu.
record Of history with an old-timc re-
sis,anrc of S1i days.
In all these instances. the condi-
TONS of the siege were mos. severe.
terrific bombardncnts occurring con-
tinuousiy. the rate Of mortality on
each silr being eStrem ~ heavy.
Fort .Ar,hur's prcdicament Wis histor-
ically unique. since there was no es
cap. ser thu harrison save into tn,
sea AID the chances FOR e>tricItion
~ out:;:ti, aid ,:r,.w simmer With the
l.isSiA. weeks. The b,.i"sed wee.
thrown entirely on their own re-
sour, cs. fact which rrnI".S u-!,
prolonged resistance the more npta-
H..
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All Are Proud Of His Record.
uhaiiSor E.NS.)


II - no n!ol'. than i,!ail tri,th - y:v
that most "f us Will b. genuinely Sciiy
20 los" Governor Hill. He has msid..
IN ideal chief magistrate. From ne
::iIhinE to end. II. has strivrn I" do "a
very best that nan could a., i,r the
upbuilling Of Nam" ana it,t iilr honor
and tranquility % Maine. Sieve" h:tN,.
we had :, NOR. unscl,is,l Governor. .|or
tn" cl"rv and lasting h,.n II "i mann. u.
was willing aud glad tu 90 :.nyl',in:; =.
all tri.S. NJ ser. i,'.' Was tno hard for
Ei.l. - soon as h" WAS convinced il
Was for the i..nciit Of tn. Star. His
lahnrS hay" been "ncIous. h has
sacrificed mucE--n great dn1l rlur.
;i.an the i,;.f.iic will eyer Knnw-jn
please the Whol. people. More nan Ill
rl--.. h has .,;-nt his every ,n.l;;y
toward doing that which SHOULD ncln
Main" and he people. nnt nll:- for u.
rr sent time. Int fnr al time. Hr has
been Kind. ls.tit.t. c"ur; ouE.s ~ ,..n-
siitrat". M Coy ;rilnr "ttr Va, MR..
50. As citizens who az. T.: n,l of uur
commonwealth. vr feel Very proud OF
Governor Hill and al, ln;,tn - i..l.'"
him crit che l.i%h rt,!''. which No has
f.ornicd IN w;lic,? !.:S hu:! 'rt hli.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09

u!iiIdIi SdT service.
Pullman Sleeping car between Bosio,
ana caribou on train leaving Boston n
So 81 + N NJ; nusns;a; rs 4, a. Bangor.
TRAINS Leave.
LEAVE Portland, IO45 F. ~: ,ug,,.,.
iz:2s NJ: Waterville, 40 p M Bangor
$50 a. Nj; Arrive Millinocket at SO a
M ho Hsiho $50 Il A. - a; Pressure Isle 1919
p k j & Royals; ~ N. Augusta.
Works .oE,, 80 4: N: Pa,ten. nI ":
HouIton, LIS i. n; Pressure ' Isle 0 : a. A.;
NJ; Caribou. S15 +. NJ; Van Buren,. 81
7: NJ; Limes;one, 40 p. NJ: Fort Fair.
neidi so +. A.; Dover and FoAcroft, VIZ
A. NJ; Greenville. 1856 A M; Kinec. liz
LEAVE. Portland. ,n2s a. NJ; Ausus,s
y 50 ?. NJ; Naterville, 10 F. M: Ieax.
Bangor, 3.lo 2. NJ; Arrive MIlin0cket. 61
Il ~ p; Pat!ef: IT,, ~ : a. iiou.ton. 81. 4
LEAVE Portland L. ~ r Nj: Aupu,ta
80 =. Al; Watersiile. 3Us =. III: Ian
gor, i:g = NJ hrriye Dover. 7os r Nj:
huiicfu, 20 L. NJ: Greenvilie. $40 F. ~
TRAINS ARRIVE
LEAVE Grecnvilte, go A. M: Dsyer
Ic2 :, 4 n; Arriyes Bangor, s| 4 N:
LA "a. 70 iansog' IS. =, Arrive Waterv!Iis.
iu>, Angus "a, u Z. NJ
Leave tort Fairfield. 600 A. NJ; Can
boa, 600 A. NJ; Pressure Isle, 6y7 A. NJ:
t,ouiton. s.G' a NJ: Ashland $50 A. M:
pat,en so A NJ Millinochet 1916 A. NJ:
,tataildin Iron Works. 1O.l5 A. M; Ar:1ve
Bangor, 100 Z. M: Arrive Waterville. 3G
=; NJ: Augusta, 30 F. NJ
LEAVE Van Euren. 80, A. NJ; Caribou.
u ~ M; Piesque Isle Ell p. Nj: Fori
Fairfield. LBS \. M; Houlton 2Ou r N:
Fort Kent. 1G.a0 A. NJ; Ashland. la4S p
n: Patten. 2 20 P Nj; Mnhnocket, 40 r
Nj; EineO, 10 p. M: Greenvi!ie, $40 =
NJ; Monsoon. 2.35 p NJ Gnilford $50 p,
NJ; Dover and FOXcruft, SOS p M; Ar
ri' Bangor IS r. M; Watervilie, 9.E7
p. Nj; Augusta, 10 Is p NJ
LEAVE. caribou, 40 L. NJ; Van Buren,.
go p M, Fort Fairfield. 4;l5 p. NJ;
Pressure !sle. i3s 2. NJ; Houlton, sc r
NJ; MilNnocket. s43 =. M: Arrive Ban
gor. l1.+5 p. M; Waterville. 1.5o A. NJ:
Augusta, 2.S2 A. Il.
c. q. BROWN.
q. L. < r. A.
GEO NJ. HOTGETON,
t;rntl1l Manager.
Bangor OCT 1904
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a certain old darky preacher, vino
bearded Tn;ind among his pa rishion-
crS, aW okc one Sunday morning feeling
tn from w"ll. He made one or Two e.
Forts to rise. but his head SWAIN ana
;.ciied and ne felt the misery" in e, 81 y
bore.
"Errr Johnson. Er'cr Johnson" he
called to th.. worthy deacon with whom
he Was then donicil-d. "Br'er johnson.
'c!ar 10 goodness jcs' c.twn't preach
dis h"lh nO'n.n,' noh"w. Is sick. dnt'e
Wat IS. fou-ali j,s' 80 up to dc
inc"tiil house IN tack up notice t.
say ,iat oar Won't oe no rreachin' dis
nonin.
"Aw. Elder Dusenberry. you hadn't
oughtcr sih III to dc Ills OBJ d. flesh lax
dat Sail Deacon johnson repr0vingly.
You max Il effort to rise. man ilcn'
Shainr CO drhbil an his pains II Leah
go T'i!k what a diS>ipp intmclt ycu'H
~ inc 10 ..ih all dem ni.eahs--lettin'
'elr git al fixed up fer nlcctin' in der
b, $ clothes, an den fin drre amt
gwin. 10 b.. none.
So sptke B,ei Johnson with much
more u like. purpose. Thus ndlnnnisil-
cd. the preacher rose and, with many
.ro:nc and lamentations. dressed. \
hearty irtakf:tst ana turn il the
fresh air gave him the strength Of
micd and body 10 face his congr, 1,.t.ion
ana ~ III" services proceeded nc
warmed to l:is work. delivering an even
nc,.. irrvi.' discourse ,han usual.
Wh"i ne "r:iNrd 1t nome aft"r meet
IN. Ei+,.r Johnson .i,c:,.d him anx-
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A Peaceful Administration.

our present adminiSt ration ha; hce1
most notably a pcaceablc one. Many dis
pute.' with foreign countries have been
settled honorahly AID finally without the
u:inC OF single gun. II has set a prac-
teal example to the entire world. The
best way to settle any disorder of the
stomach. liver or kidneys is to take a few
doscs Of Hostetter's Stomach Fi:t.rs. 1t
is the rccoI .liZrd leader among medicine
for such ailments and has the. endorse
ment of physi"ians everywhere. we
therefore urge Won to try Il at once es-
Irecially if you suffer from belching hIoAt-
ing. nausea. sleepl"ssness, poor appetite.
Indigestion. dyspepsia. costivcne-S or bill
ioISlIeSS. Or perhaps. you are subject 10
severe colds. cfilis or malaria fever ana
aguc. If 50. the Filters Is ne dnd 1T once
iIela:r only makes your case harder to
cure. Try II today.
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LIGHT AND AIRY.
Looked Like Cheek.

Il was out i'll Kansas looking up a
pi"c.. OF land ! hai exchanged for, S,,id
the Massachusetts G:l:,:. and when a:
length located il | fnnn'i i Siuatt"r in
puSS-Ssiun. He had been on the claim
so luaa that he considered h, owned
II, and spent half a day arguing and
threatening Without avail. W!leu vas
ready to de.Llr: the suu;.ttrr followed
mo out TO the e: IT, and sad:
" Stranger. I'm sorry you've had al
this trouble. for nothing, Ia; bciIg You
~. here u'ld being I'm in want Of
money just nov Ia take it az fave"
il YOU would advance ME about sibn or
!. mortgage. On the land I"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-09

against market jugGlery and To en-
pf.ssize the refusal Of the planters
to stand and deliver 1T the rnandat"
>: spectators. Naturally. the con-
taS!on spread and in two OF thre"
n,h.r southern states jus,lv az
srieved farmers fouEd 1t Impossible
to resist the temptation 10 MAX" a
like demonstration. In the abstract
and concr@.. instance. til" project
was mer.iy cigu-ative and III" rro-
Josai t. destroy several million DOL
lars worth of the staple comes. doubt
lessly. from the more vo!it!i" rIr-
nen,. Even then it Is meant more as
Il I.ieca o, grim verbal hunlor thai. IN
earnest.
1T may re stated. positively. that
The formers OF the South ara t"p con-
sary%tive and coinrnOn-s"nsf- 4 class
Of people to destroy large intrihS:'
,;.ltls. values that will b. az r'-;i. Ten
y,..-s from date as at present. III tn''
rl.i.n.-ical Lope OF hul!iI.@ iii" r'irA'-.
Cr expressing Il futile ana io"is-'
,.;iur. They have put sev"ri! month";
Of their lives and a neat sum 'i 'h"'E
rooney Into that cotton. ana When
they desire. Il pictui. -sduc conaa2:a-
ton % heroic proportions. my va
use fuel a tritic less dear IN price
They have suffered Ai''ln''S'
hrayc,l knows. from the mac,'ii''1Ihs
Of ,,,.. cotton n,rrc"niiritS :" drive
them Il, desperation. but tE" psts-'rs
;h.,t hive taken the recent occurrences
>,.ri.,ytlv as well as tt"S" more as
eliminating. niLy rtaSSuTt- ,ncH'*rt'"'
:;1, the resentment VIII ,. TAKE
.,,., a suicidal or PrO.itlcSS direction.
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HHrh1r,l G. Adams tha I,.roIt,

Richard G. Adams. the hrreGitnrv
rnieftain Or sachcm Of The Della are
Indians. and descendant froi.l Chief
"hitc Eyes. no aided Washington IL
his campaign in Pennsylvania, has iust
published, for complimentary di-tribu-
ton among his friends. Il souvenir vol
ur1e of Poems and Reflections Oh the
Ancient Religion of the Delaware In
Hams
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Just AS You See 1t.

Flooding Pcte---Do youse see dat guy
ercInSa de street wild de silk id an de
big diamond"
Dismal Dave-Yes. What erhout
him?
Tlodding Tets-W'y. he's worth 81
million pluAks. Made it all i'll dc so1i'
biZneSS.
Dismal Dave-We!l don't envy him
his ili-gO;ten gains. II | can't 81;
money wi'iout randriir' to De weak
ness-s nv pore MISC idcd f.ltr crt,i
lures | don't want none.
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Th.,. are Il Jew bright spots N IN"
most horrible w:arfar" and il is good 70
read that In the midsI {: the JarlncS-'
rejoicing. 6n.,-r TIN. iriunpn OF it's armies
Ut Port Arthur. me N:H;.dp sent words
CT praise to G., neral Sto"sStl tor his
ma gn!ic-nt L,.: -ncc .! the city, ami
ordered that ~ tc treated like the hero
he l.. The whn!. woil Will join in thii
appreciation If ne "l!,- r~c:it l.ti"r up
-. the Russian side. Fl Ei:::.i., court
,rarti:t,A him. Il viii be tl.. darkest ri
tn. many dark spots upon her record
..inc.. this war ntE2:l. When III" fuii
story l. tOll by the historian Of th'.
future Of n" 80 days ds-ic.Ic. o'
Per: arthur, II will De realized
by TIE world tina: 1t was one
o. the ,nnSt splendid and SELL
:acI ii. Ing de:'cnccs in Ill his;o-.'. In
its final capitulation there il CORY 10.
the defenders az We'll ~ TO-. the Nc,Ors.
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Notrinc New.

Il SCI" remarked The hionde ;vpa-
writer hoarder, they are ,"w making
paper. natciles in Germany"
Nothing remarkable about that"
@rowlei the bhchc!"i With tie j: gtow-
ing hair ~ the pedal extremity Of tiI..
mahogany. "Thc Iriz- lighters in this
country have been doing That TOR many
moons.
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ESfAQLI 1e26.

No notice Whatever will be taken Of
unsigned communications.
The Journ u cannot be held responsible
Tor the reservation or return OF re-
5scted communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
III -tLE.GH & FLYNT, Publishers
Augusta. Maine.
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Worm T,t-ne

"fiv" years az" tonight Henry" re-
married Mrs. Peck. who happened to be
IN q reminiscent mood. you asked me
10 say the one little word that would
make YOU happy for life
Yes, rcjoined Henry, with q sigh
long drawn ont. "ani. uo.nallike. YOU
mad t" 90 and say Ill" wrong word"
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Ha Read the Parers,

we'll u.e!icd the president o. the
village bank. as the cashier e;ltere;i his
private Office.
Lady outside wants 10 borrow
$3.50, 0en." Sid the cashier. "Sle has Il
note
Nothing do;:'." Interrupted the
president. as H. lighted his pipe With a
$500 mining s;uc!. certificate. III its
one Of C.r!"G:.'s notes. tell Ter to ST"
the jAntor Of til" library"
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Had Names Interests at Heart.

Govern II Ji'll r"'il"< from III" iii. Il
of s'hitf Executive If Ma:n: ith .hr
pIaudit 'Wcil done" He has hr"n 4
careful, nainstaliing. industrious. abb
AMI POPULAR official. who has had tn.
best interest Of Maine people At heart.
No more acceptable Governor has
served the State tor many years.
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THE RETIRING GOVERNOR.
Respect and Esteem of All.

Uiardiner E-purttr-Jburn1l,
Governor Till has the Satisfariinn OF
knowing thIt when h. left in. office.
h.. did 81 with the respect ana esteem
III r'f-ry citizen Of III" Sta". Ills
n'N"r failing courtesy. .ttt"ntinn IL liz
duty, and "ti"rts 10 help t!l. Stat. III
every way h, could. have n!;..i" him
mnd'l Governor.
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You Needn't.

You needn't keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating. nor belching. nor
experiencing nausea between meals
w other words. you needn't keep on
being dyspeptic. and you certainl.
shouldn't.
Hoods SarSapa rilla cures dyspepsia
1T strengthens and tones the stomach
perfects digestion. creates a normal ap.
petaite. and builds up the whole system
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Near and Vet So Far,

EieGs-I MAS born the next day after
Roosevelt WAS born.
Diess-So? Hy the way. do YOU
know what You remind me or
Hi2sS-No.
DiggS You remind me 81 tho next
number to til" one that drew the big
pi.iH.. III 4 lOttcr..
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X Always Does.

And then. s:"." s:li,! the man in the
street car who was talking to Il fellow
passenger. and thcn something hap
ptned u attract NY i:ttcnt'ion"
I'll bet | know what ii was" replied
The other.
You can't possibly guess"
Tat think CHI. y woman entered
III" cay y! ,h.' front door ANA lc;t il
wide open. rs usual. |, lever fHiiS.'
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ton and prure r..e. tart: 'lt;,,ond dripS
syrup. apple. p-ul4- ana cranberry
sauce. tea. coffee. mountain broo!.
water, cigars.
Another so u paper which passes III"
:oln milestone. this month. is the Els
worth Aiccri ian a clean and ns-%sy
weekly. We'll - preventative. of it- field
and enjoyed by ubScribers in no fewer
than 80 states u the Union. n its half
century Of life The American has hal
bnt five 'di:o"s--N. *. Sawy-f. it
ivund.r. from i.,.5 until S-ptenh.-v 1872;
y. +. Lrink~:,;er. until April, 1880; d..
II. G. Vaughan. until september. 1885,:
]. g. Chilcott until his Cetth in April.
lSc3. Thc pres ~: editor r. W. Rollins.
has been i'll .h:I:gc since JrH". 1898.
Names criminal racorl .or the pas
-'e;;r :howS not :. sin T.. murder case -
cts.n- before he co,t:.s. There were
murders az East De'rin% and huinford
Falls :'hich "-i,. prompt. followed by
as can NJ i,.;., nine there wa"e Ice
iat-iI nc. i,l-ntS III Maine during tt'.
Erir. The S:.-ttest :nn.i.er Of these
Was by drowning. 6? people losing their
lives in this way Th,.r. We're 1t least
II fata. hunting u,I,!cn,s five wer;'
=uiipo atc.t Icy Ga: fnur We're killed in
trnli.-. car accidents: t:-, men Wer'.
:;',r-t to death oy bulls. :lnd flt::liti,I
Were. CAUSED in Vtr:,iuS nthe! ways.
The. nurl.bc- W t;ou.,. II, WninG acct
s:,-il;s mas f.4-.l unusually ltrGr there
h-tlg at lt.a~t y Of them.