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help and sweeping around them with
their swords into reach of which the
fedais dare not come. Now from with
out the chamber rose a cry and tumult,
and the sound of heavy blows falling
upon the gates that the murderers had
barred behind them, while upon the
farther side of the door, which he could
not open. was heard the voice of the
sultan demanding to know what
passed. $500
OH CONTINIyEn
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By RIDER HAGGARD
Author of "She," King Soiomon's Mi

.ICHT, 1eo3-I9o4, BY RIDER HAGGARD
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ron sALE-HoUsEs.
BLUNDON,
0BHIFN 4
BELT. NC.

.. is21 g sr nv .s
1880 Rent. 81 SO; Substantial brick; fine To-
c.ss,s; NJ: 4 Sc OF TLH AID g sI 3; Nw; :
Gated b lexington; . very pretty place:
"a, 80 -e-rcom hrtck; bath; y %. OF 18th and
si.so9iN DErRErs 81. NV: Groom brick;
rents for rs VII bring SIS With sumo repairs q
fs.ooo- Home in BriehtWooa: 7 rooms, bath ana
esllari all improvements; stable 1850 feet Of
$500 &c" st, not far from TENSION
owner occupies 1t; would rent for $50; in
s., 80 Detsshsd sneom brick, bath. cellar; on
sa,soo--A FEW BOOKS OF NORTH CAPITOL
ST.; rooms, bath. cellar tbrfck); good yard nne
s.. $50 NEW HOME on ST ne, near 18th
St; bay window brick. rooms. reception hall.
5000 VERY CHEAP: COLUMBIA HEIGHTS;
story, Groom brick. south front; modern heater
and bath; n Sc of main car line: house alone
$1,000 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND L ST.
NV. s-room brick. bath, cellar and yard; epicn-
50, 7J0-1ST AND STREETS; near this To-
yard and above a Me 0i shssd Side ss,s
So. 800 Store and residence: 8 rooms: now rents
$3.50 ON NORTH CAP. ST. NEAR o ST, O.
room brick. bath; rents for $3.50; positively
$4.5eo-Northwest, west of 18th ST.. SOUTH OF
l. ST, 6 rooms, bath cellar; lot fSx1G0
"a, 200-SEAR 18TH AND SITS. NV, T-roem
brick, bath: lot 2ox1O9; rents for $50.
$6.ooc.Brick residence, rooms, BATH brick
stable; lot 21x1G0; mighty cheap property:
lect location: near nth and o SITS NV.
$5.S50-NEW HOUSE y. CAPITOL ST, at T
ST.; finely built; rooms reception hail, tiled
BATH cellar; easy payments
$s,500LGooD HOUSE ROOMS; porcelain
bath; side lights; LOT 20x95: located within two
squares Of It'll ct. nv
IS. 75o-NoRTHwEST; IN THE RIGHT
PLACE: NORTH OF Q ST, WEST OF 14TH,
SOUTH OF t. rooms, rooms to each floor:
modern bath; cellar.
-BLUNDUS,
OBRIEN &
BELT INC.
1920 q ST NV
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Jauary 3d. 19oe.-In the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. holdn~ Special Term as DIS.
Columbia. In the matter of the payment OF dam
ages resulting to adjacent property from changes
ized by the Act Of Congress approved February g
1909 relating to ths construction Of union ran
District Court Docket No. 2,-Notiee is hereby
given that we, the UNDERSIGNED. having been desig.
District Of Columbia, holding a Special Term as .
United States Dsstrie. Court for the District Of
resulting to adjacent property from changes in the
grade Of strests avenues and alleys auttorized b
relating the construction of union railroad sta.
ion IL the District o. ooism5ia viii meet st
A.p 1905. at the United States Court House (city
HaiD, in the District e Columbia. In room to be
District. for the purpose Of viewing the property
Infected By the changes In the grade Of the follow
testimony touching the damages resulting to real
property from said changes of grade in accordance
sress approved April a. 1901 enried "a IAN :. act &C.
esogias f n. Of % S on
District Of Columbia to wit: street northeast
east between second snd Thir Stress IN 'front.' Of
square numbered seven hundred and fifty f7b1S:
streets and Second street northeast between and
streets, around square numbered seven hundred
sna ans @ ey e b s
chusetts avenue. North Capitol and streets north
North Capitol street ana New Se4ssy avenue:
street northwest between North Capitol and New
JERSEY avenue. An owners Of real property dan
aged By the changes IN the grede Of said strestx,
avenues Or alleys win dle petition with MS N
this cause. for an allowance Of damages within
March. AID. 1905 The aforesaid act Of Congress
approved Apefl e. 1904 provide. that upoa the
fn1lure OF any such owner to thus present his
claim. within said period hi right to 20 60 shall
cease ard determine CHAG. 4. BAKER. GDORGE
W. M0SS. GEORGE sPRANSY. Commission to Ap-
praise DaQagea fseal.l tres eopy-Test: J. s.
YOUNG. Clerk. ~ =. = CUNNINGHAM. Asst
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
1922 Vt. ave. NV, is rms and 8 baths $4,000
fT17 st. NV, IL rooms. ............. $500
1922 y H. ave- NV. II rms and baths. 1896
1746 q St NV 10 rYns and bath.,. 6S.Ue
1885 Park NV, 10 rms and / bath. 49,. 66.O0
1882 10Th ct. n W., 9 rms and hafn..... 60.0o
122S Yale st. NV, 10 rms. and bath. 4eu0
1850 Oregon are. n.w., 10 rms. and bath. $500
1923 Col road n.w 10 rms and bath. 1000
165 ST. NV. corner s rms. and BATH. IS Sc
1909 Lamar ST. NV, rms and BATH. 82hO
6s Fl ST. n.w rms and bath. ..... $3.50
131 Adams St. NV. rms and bath. ). 80 50
ZIG 10th ST. NV, rms. and bath. 25O0
T4f Dearborn st. NV, 8 rms. and BATH. ESQ
1441 Il st. s.e., G rms. and bath. ......... 2lU0
120 LIST st. NV, rms. and bath. 1890
111S l4th st. NV. 6-rm. Hat. ........... 5000
1874 st. n.w 5-rm fat .............. 22bO
Ola NJ ST. me- 5-rm fat. ........ 1850
621 + St NV, / room. Observation-Disclosures. $50
he Todd pl. NV, Grim. fat. ............. 1850
q. R. HoWENSTEIS Co., 1914 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-USFuENlSHD-
TIT st. .$75 per mo.
OLYMPIA iPARTME:NiTi House p'' '''''
Apartment. rooms and bath SEQ per mo.
Apartment. rooms and bath. =. .t46 per mo,
sfONELEIGH COURT APARTMENT HOUSE
few very Desirable apartments now vacan;
tn Stoneleigh Court At from $50 to sizes pey
month FITCH, FOX & BROWN.
Ne-tf 1903 q st. NV
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s2S 18TH ST. NV. COR. L
FORMERLY HOTEL CHAMBERLAIN.
WILL REMODEL TO SUIT TENANT
PLUMBING. STEAM HEAT AND DECoRAT.
ING TO BE NEW THROUGHOUT.
JAMES h. TAYLOR. TRUsTEE
fe7-S0t1 Is 1419 G ST. NV.
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UNFINISHED.
Wv JOHN f. DoNoHoE & SONS.
Real Estate and Insurance,
30S East Capitol Street,

Applicants are required to furnish satisfactory
references and pay rent in advance. Agree
ments to be signed, deposits made at the gas
office and water rents TO be paid.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

lines, 1t.60c St, 20. wk., $3.50. no., 81 20.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lumbia, holding Probate Court No. 1880 Ad-
ministratiou. This is to give notice that the sub
scriber, Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters of administration the estate OF Louisa s.
Swasey, late Of the District Of Columbia deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated TO the sub
scriber or before the ID day Of March. A. D.
LII o, W sa De excluded from
this ID day of March. 1906. WILLIAM L.
BROWNING, 4l6 9Th st NV. Attest Seal
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court
WM. L. BROWNING. Attorney. nlh5-1aw,3t
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FOR RENT-
HEISKELL q McI5EKAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE..
zoos ST, NV. WASHINGTON. D. @
UNFURSISHED. .,..,s
isO5 New Hampshire ave-, II rooms
and baths steam hest. Per year. ;. e. 90
t3i6 Ut. nw., 10 rooms and baths,
furnace heat. Per month. ........... 7t.D0
1910 Yale St, 10 rooms aud baths. Per
month So.sV
l72S Corcoran st., 0 Rooms aud bath.
furpsee heat Per mouth. ........... $50
FLATS
S021 Dumharton ave. NV. nat:
rooms and bath. Rent. .............. $3.50
jaIS-u
FOR REST-"THE CHARLES" I'LL AND 11i5-
18th St NV; desirable second -noor fats OF i've
roop,s and bath each; only $50 per month: very
convenient and within easy walk Of departments
and theaters; keys at office.
a. r. HowENsrEIN CO.. 1914 st. NV.
feA-tf
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FOR SALE
SPLENDID INVESTMENT PROPERTY
SEE nos 1913 and 1915 "B' st. NE
PRICE ONLY 81, $50 EACH.
Three-story brick dwellings. white stone base
With red pressed brick front; rooms ana bath !;
porcelain tub; good latrobes and ranges; con-
crete cellar; parking frtnt: iron steps. concrete
walks and neat iron ratings around parking
The houses In practically perfect condition
and are renting for 5000 each. Thorough In
spection invited; Ii you interested In high
class Investment property this should receive
your immediate attention.
JAMES r. SHEA,
643 La. Ave. NV. mh5-n
FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOMES SOUTHwESr
See that row OF very pretty new dwellings
'T st. s.w. between 9th aud 7th SITS. s.w.; 6
rooms and bath: porcelain tub: stationary wash
stand; woodwork grained throughout. price,
$3.50. JAMES +. SHEA.
643 La. Ave. NV. mh5-H
FOR SAI.E-ss. oa0-oN n ST. NEAR 10TH. s.
story brick. newly papered and painted through
ont: 2-stofy brick stable; in excellent condi-
tion owner very anxious to sell and wants
offer. H. T.. RUST. COS 14tli ST. NV. mh4-tf
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FOR RENT
NV 2o2s l. 2sr h.s75 oolNw 1901 p, store rn 10 90
Ew,sl2 Eye 10, 2b 75. oolNM.e17 8, is so
Swl733 r. Tor. b. Al 0e sw $50 Nd ay. Or. .1B 40
NV 1870 Q. sr. b.. 81. 50lSW 629 Md av Ar. 10 80
NW,s14 Eye, sr, b. IS. 50ESw, 900 c. Ar. IL so
NW.S14 I. Sr, b. IS. 30 SW ,3O7 NJ, 4r.... TO- so
Nw2 2da T. r. b.. 81 so WIN ~, Flats o. ., ~
q oFFicEs4so ny nj Il
s Suans e Ih Once.
Call at ofacs for information regarding alley
properties stables. etc.. have for rent.
For further inf0rTai % a p2 Ct ONCE
FOR RENT-l415 COLUMBIA ST. NV. 2-sToRY
S-room brick. NIL, in good order at So. so. KEY
at store. 9th and Q SITS. NV. +. ". TUCKER 4
BRO, 100 st. ne. mh2-30t
FOR RENT-DEsIRABLE AND CHEAp-si7 r.,
IL RS, with 2-st. br. stable only S35 to perna
nent; 21l2 NV, Srs-, large yard, S20 812 18th
s.w., sl4; 946 Lettie sw., 50.
mhl.et. i: A. MeINTIRE. 224 NV.
FOR Rent BY H; 7; RUST. COS 14TH ST. NV.
ISL Or. DID,. $50 6s2 4th ne. 6r... 80
1853 I, f0rt b. SOC APARTMENTS
$50 18th, 1sr b.. as Dol 'westmoreland, q
1881 Kenyon. Tor, b. 90 e5 4, 8, Or, b.....-
1918 H. Tor. b. 90 90 1724 Pa ay Or b. fur. Al 50
1916 18th, Or b.. 5000 "Ooywood,' 1928 L.
1903 Yale, Tor. b.. .5o0oI Ar b........,s s 90
2434 Pa ave, Or b. soc 900 ID Cap. Ar b.
1921 sth. llr b.. 1900 1l22 18th. Or. b. 80 30
1887 18th. Tor. b.. 45.e5 front ......... 90 SC
1872 II NV, Tor, b-...--IT14 NV, Or, b.. n 90
lii3 Q. Or, b. 40 SO 10Th and ne. nice,
81 y Y. ay nw.erb g 90 new, Or, b, ami. .16- so
By NV, sr, b.: 80 20 474 NV. 81, b.. 1880
1850 Cap, Or .iSoel mhi-f
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SWARTZELL. RHEFM & HENSEY CO.,
ole ut. NV.

sWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENsEY CO..
ole r at. NV.
A POSITIVE BARGAIN on Columbia
Heights; three stories, NINE ROOMS.
PRICE, $500.
A very nice property on 10TH ST. be-
tween and u SITS. NV; west side Of
street; house RED BRICK frnnt; three
stories; EIGHT ROOMS; KITCHEN frst
floor; MODERN In every respect; price,
$4,000; owner very anxious to sell, de-
sires an Offer
THE BEST PROPOSITION IN BLOOM
INGDAIE: LOT FULL 20 FIT. BY 90
TO ALLEY; house, brick. two-story, SIX
rooms, tiled bath, large concreted Gel
lar; heated by excellent furnace. Owner
nonresident and wants to sell.
TIoS: BRICK, SEMI DETACHED
HOUSE; rooms and bath; ami:
$4,000; must be sold to settle an estate.
VIII rent for $50 PER MONTH; DWELL
Ing sLd STORE northeast. Can be
bought MOST REASONABLY.
Apartment and store NORTHWEST.
renting at $50 PER NO FIGURE OUT
THE NyESTA,cNT AT $500.
o AND 21ST SITS, house renting at
$50 PER MONTH; three stories; eleven
rooms. PRICE. $500.
North side of ST. bet. 18th and 18th
sts.: white stone: II rooms; hot-water
lot rof.f
PRICE. $4,000.
One OF the most attractive homes in
the town; location perfect; Q st. be-
tween 18th and 18th sts., north side;
south front; stone; three stories; twelve
rooms; three baths; hot-water heat. The
owner Of this property will sell at q
great loss Before buying be sure and
let us show you this.
ELEVEN ROOMS and bath in rst.elass
condition. Price. 81 900 Only STEP
FROM STATE. WAR AND NAVY DE-
PARTMENT.
DELIGHTFUL HOME with SIDE
YARD: two stories. cellar and attic;
STEAM HEAT: eight rooms and bath;
TERMS, 500 DOWN; balance $47. 80. In
Guiding ALL CHARGES.
An attractive home, located on 9TH
STREET SOUTHEAST between l and K
streets; red brick front; two stories;
seven rooms and bath; kitchen first floor.
PRICE, So, 300.
On Lincoln ave-, ANACOSTIA, frame
house. two stories and attic; SIX rooms
and hath: modern In every respect. Lot
50x100. PRICE. 50. 200.
STORE and warehouse, CENTRAL
BUSINESS LOCATION: brick; four sto-
ries and cellar: owners WILL COSSlD-
Err ANY REASONABLE OFFER for this
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
SIXTEENTH ST lust north of Column
venient to CONN. AVE CARS; beau
tifully finished; "A rooms: baths: Lot
B5x1o0
A number of very beautiful lots
Massachusetts, ave. NV, Sheridan Cir
Splendid opportunity fos home or in
vestment.
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AND R;
nine roons: Kitchen on first floor. Can
he bought at 81 500. A POSITIVE BAR
GAIN AZ THIS FHlCE
DETACHED COTTAGE-BUILT house,
Mt. PLEASANT; two stories; eight
rooms and bath. LOT 40X132. Can be
bought at a bargain.
PAYING 2ses NET on Investment; two
story apartment, ALWAYS RENTED, In
fat-paying section.
Vicinity of NJ and 18th sts; nine
r0oms three stories hot-vater heat.
REDUCED TO So, 500
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
mh3 q, eSu 316 + st. NV.
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One OF the most attractive homes in
the town; location perfect; Q st. be-
tween 18th and 18th sts., north side;
south front; stone; three stories; twelve
rooms; three baths; hot-water heat. The
owner Of this property will sell at
great loss. Before buying be sure and
let us show you this.
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AUL CO., 7TH 4 L NV.
Is5 + ne. sfe. fwg. .2s, no
50 0 ne. 7r. b. %. SO
III Princeton, Or, BIZ. SO
632 L NV. 5r. W. Ease
"a 2 ne, 7r. b. ~. 80
1928 9th ne. Tr. h. 20 IN
1926 LIST nv. Or. b. .25. 30
342 18th Sc, Or, b. 20. so
204o 7th NV. store III oG
GO Pierce NV, Or, b. 1880
936 " NV. 5r. ". 1880
Tf2 S NV. 5r. W. liz. no
zoos Attn ne, 5r. 10 90
452 D NV. Office rs.-&7SsS
cf2 o NV. ir. sec
It. NV. {steam heated.
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An attractive home, located on 9TH
STREET SOUTHEAST between l and K
streets; red brick front; two stories;
seven rooms and bath: kitchen first floor.
PRICE, So, 800.
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MR aAIRHousEs.

isles. II. soei q. 91ee; VA s1sss mo-. g. q
FOB sAIE-0y sTH 81. SW--BE1UTfFuL 3
story bar wint1ew brick: ~ large rooms and basA;
large 2sfory 1rch stable In rear. Price, IS, 500.
0ffer wanted- Wear Lincoln Park, 4stcry as:d
basement bffct; reAfed for 81 30. Price, 8, 500
rood dwellings s.w.: each have ". and rent
1ss Sc ~ Be- L Rsasa BIS sso r 81 - l.
ron sALE-NEw HOUSE AND sTABIK N
B9rfhweet section, one square from cars: roou1s
and bath: hot-water heat; hardwood dnisa: p.
story brick stable; back porches: southern ex-
posture. Price, s.. 49,
FoR sALE-s3oo cash balance monthly;
Bloominedale house; 8 reons and bath; cellar:
furnace heat between North Capitol and LIST
FOR SALE-Southeast home. West Of 9th Z.
near Pa. ave-; 2-story and cellar; press brick.
furnace beat; house newly papefed throngheas.
Only $500.
FOR SAi,E-Store dwelling and brick stable.
stere room; 5 rooms and bath; brick stable: good
lot. Price. s5,eoo.
FOR SALE-Ifalf square from East Cap. st. !:
2-sfory. bay-wiBdow brick. large rooms and
bath; paved aliey. A bargain at Us, 500
FOR sAf.E--Investment Price 500. Rent
$3.50. e-story brick In northwest Lot 1etzx
10 to alley. Al rrsiy Isnt sdltu .prz 30.
FOR SALE 3 TWo-STORY AND BASEMENT
brick bonse just OF North Capitol street; con
TO white tenants. Price. 81, SEQ. Be sure to in-
yestfgate this.
CHAs s. MUIR co. (Inc.l
mh5-3t 1903 New York ave NV
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ELEVEN ROOMS and bath in first-elass
condition. Price. $1,000. Only STEP
FROM STATE. WAR AND NAVY DE
PARTMENT.
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FOR RENr-1s7T IRVING fEENESAw) ST. NV;
10 rooms; bath hot-water heat.
DAVIS & STBRTEvANT.
mhS-St i404 q 81. NV.
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FOR SAIE-LARGE HANDSOME AND ATTRAC-
tive colonial house. with large grounds elegant
rorches; 10 rooms, baths: bot-water heat; eiee-
trio lights; brick garage stable; beautiful To-
cation. In northwest. and very cheap at $35, 600.
A. +. FOX COMPANY, NE, cor. 14th ST. and
y. Y. ave mh3-3t
FOR SALE-BY 0WNER-To LEAVE CITY MAY
Three story, pressed-hrir house, IL rooms and
bath: condition good; lot 20 by 100 feet: fine in
vestment, excellent rental property: location
/ trial; dining room large; east frontage.
-. PRICE TO CLOSE. s.. $50.
Address Box s,
mh3 -3ts Star office
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27

1907 Season December to about June 1st,
in the making of straw hats for women
and children. in the sowing of straw
ira good pay made by experienced hands.
Work easily learned. Address Ilirsh x
Park. Midway, Mass. Aug22l&wkyiwkS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27
LINCOLN.
WISCASSE

Miss Netti" Knight, Hocklanh
school teacher ana her sister Euth. re-
turned home this week after visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Tangie and Master Albert
Tangic have returned to Auburndale,
Mass.
Mrs. Edward Jones and Mrs. Mar
carct Quinnam have gone to itocKport
for a visit of several days with reia-
tives.
VIII Colby is building a dam on
Wards brook. preparatory to cutting
ice the coming winter. which viii ne a
great convenience to the farmers III
that vicinity.
Tho Episcopal Sunday-schnol had
picnic and clambake at COffins grove
Thursday. \ large number attcnGHd.
Viii Colby took 2S from Huntoon Hill
district in 4 hayrack.
During the shower which passed over
this section Thursday afternon. narh
belonging 20 Mrs. Lucy Munsey at inc
north part of the town, was struck py
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27

language; and then there is the boy or
girl who needs individual attention be
cause Of his or her peculiar disposition.
So soon as a pupil is brought into on"
of these schools the teacher studies
him 10 discover the prccis" cause Of
his backwardnCSs and then tries to
remove this cause If he does not
know the language. she teaches il to
him little by little. If he has been
hampcrcd by circumstances. she gives
HIM a lift in his lessons and soon has
him ready for regular grade work. If
he is incapacitated by physical all
ments. she ,consults with his parents
ana with physicians to relieve him. If
the pupil is merely slow, she takes in
finite pains To encourage him to work
out his lessons in his own way"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27

lightning and burned with its con-
tents. Edward Smith had several
tons Of hay in tho barn which had but
lust been harvested, also carts, SlcdS
and tools.
Miss Dora Albcc has returned from
Boston where she has been visiting.
Al. Groves is at home for a short
visit.
Charles Maxwell has returned to his
home in Mcdfnrd, Mass.
Town parties went t" Camp M"llic,
Wcstp"rt, Friday afternoon to have d
clam bake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27
SAGADAHOC
WEST BOWDOIN.

Ellis Maloou of Lewiston is making
Il short visit with his sister, Mrs.
Marricttc Dccovin.
Mrs. Isaac Holbrook made a short
visit with her sister. Mrs. Nathan
Levctt Of Bowdoinham. last week.
Mrs. Fred Weymouth and daughter
have returned to Auburn after a visit
of two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Joel
Allen.
Misses Clcda Gilman and Grace Nor
ris of Litchfield who have been visit
ing their friend Static Allen for a
short time, have returned home.
Miss Carrie Allen made Q short visit
with her friend Miss Maudc Pratt Of
North HOwdoin last week.
Isaac Allen and son Edwin of Lis
bon Falls were visiting at his fathers.
Lewis Allen, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred RideOut and daughter
Florence, and Mrs. Dona Allen Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27

The members of North Augusta
Grange will resume work for the fall
and winter with the meeting which will
be held at the Grange hall Saturday
evening. Sept. 1. on which occasion the
business of the evening will be follow
ed by a special program in which will
be included singing by Miss Ada Phil
brick, reading by Mrs. Ethel Shute. a
recitation by Miss Elsie Knowles, a lee
turc by Prof. l.. G. Bateman Of Au-
burn and a song by Mrs. Georgia Bal
lard. The program will be public u
invited guests. 4 20 Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27
Writing of Springfield, the CITY

Writing of Springfield, the CITY OF
Special Schools" in Evcrybods
Marion Mclius says:
"It was found that in the grammar
and primary grades the teachers Wcrc
often hampered in their work py
nupils considerably older than others
of the same grade. They were
generally pupils who needed more m
diyidual help from the teacher than 1t
is possible to give in regular Srade'
ana thcir size, as well as their age
made them conspicuous as dull ana
backward pupils. To give these chill
dren the individual help needed and to
relieve the primary and grammar
teachers. room was reserved Tor
them in one of the regular school
buildings. this room to be known as thc
grammar preparatory Ihere are
now four grammar prcparSlol!
schools. and in them dull pupils are
being RAPIDLY transformed into bright,
Interesting boys and girls. There are
many reasons why these children are
bs ward. Some have not been able
ia attend school regularly on account
of illness: others have come from
| towns where the school system is
wholly different from Springtiold's, and
I thcy 10 not meet the requirements Of
the grade in which they have been
placed; others have moved about from
place to place 50 much that they have
drornod behind in their studies: still
others are foreigners who have been
hindered by ignorance of the English
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27

In Kabakon. a small island in the
bismarck archipelago in the South
seas. nav be seen two German profess
snrs, eating only cocoanuts. and c!ad
only in loin cloths. The founder of thls
simple life colony is Professor EnSlc-
heart of Munich and Erlangcn Uni
versitics. A chronic invalid from his
childhood, he determined to try the
fruit cure. After various experiments
he decided that European fruits We're
not the best and went to Ccylon ana
finally to Kabakon. He was joined 10
months ago by his companion, DIR. a.
Bcthmann.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27

Under the new constitution the
Transvaal is to have a bi-lingual lcSis-
lature. English or Dutch may be spok-
en-. Ia Canada member Of Parliament
can address the House in English or
French. and it was only tn" other day
that Mr.. Rourassa attacked Sir Wilfrid
I.aurier for replying in English to a
speech of his in French. In New Zea-
land the Maori or native members have
the right of speaking in their own Ian
guage. their speeches being translated
sentence after sentence by an official
interpreter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-27

The Pekin barber. instead of waiting
for customers. goes out to seek them,
He carries his shaving apparatus and
a stool with him and rings a bell to at
tract the attention of likely customers.
The man who wishes to be shaved halls
the barber, who places his stool on the
ground for the customers use, puts a
howl of water on the little stove he
carries. and proceeds with his work.