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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
Overthrow OF
CASTRO SOUGHT
Alleged Plot Being Perfected in Lon
don, Paris and New York to
Start Rebellion.
EUROPEAN MERCENARIES
SHARES IN THE ENTERPRISE
BEING SOLD.

New York, April 1.-The World to-
morrow will say:
One of the largest merchants in New
York said last night that arrange
ments are being perfected here and III
Paris and London for n division in
Venezuela which will annihiIate Cas-
trO and open UP that country to Amer
lean capital and enterprise.
"A number Of rich New York mer-
chants are said to be interested i'm the
movement, which. the promoters de-
clare. will involve the employment of
$4,000 soldiers and the expenditure of
900 in the campaign under which
President Castro, if the plans do not go
astray, is TO be either expelled or de-
FtrOyed. and native Venezuelan
statesman is to be installed as his sue
cessOr.
Castro Has Wealth.
"In this connection it is said that
Castro, anticipating a successful revO-
tuition against him sooner or later. has
converted some of his alleged $4,000, 600
fortune into cash and has sent it to
America and France.
Carlos B. Fuegerdo, Venezuelan con-
sui IN New York, said last night at his
home that he had heard such an eXpe-
ditiOn was being organized or being
promoted but had been unable to learn
anything definite about it. He said he
had understood shares i'm the scheme
We're being sold.
@" T would like to get hold of one of
those shares he said. L viii buy all
that are offered
THE consul inquired eagerly as to
the point the expedition was to sail
from.
VIII Sail From Europe.
Tho expedition is to set out shortly
from Europe in three large steamships,
which are already under contract They
are 70 carry about 5000 volunteers. with
the following quantities of arms and
ammunition: Eight thousand MauSer
rifles OF the latest pattern, $4,000 rounds
of cartridges. 100000 shells, eight rapid
fire guns. 5000 army belts. 1000 officers
swords, 1000 officers revOlvers. 5000
machettes and swords, together with
other supplies
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
PRESIDENT ELECTED.

San Jose. Costa Rica. April 1.-Ticensf-
ado Cleto Gonzales NiqUez, formerly min
lsteT of finance, was today elected Dresf-
dent of the republic of Costa Rica.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
VESSEL TURNED TURTLE.

Eureka. Cal. April 1.-The steamer
NewsbOy which went ashore last night
at the entrance to the harbor. turned tIr-
tie during the night. An effort will be
made to drag her into the harbor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
ALGER IMPROVING.

Atlantic City, y. j. April limited
States Senator Russell G. Alger Of Mich
gan. who has been i'll with heart trouble
at the Hotel Brighton here. is some
what improved tonight. His condition for
a brief period was said to have been
serious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
SANPETE VALLEY RY.
Conference Service Via the Pionee,


As usual the Sanpete Valley Rail-
way viii operate the fastest sched-
uled trains for conference. Instant
connection at Nephi. See agents or I
H Hornung. @. A. Manti.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
BAD TENANTS EVIcTEo.

Merchants Protective Association
Commercial Block. Francis G. Luke
General Manager. Some People DOM
Like Us"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
APRIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATTENTION.

Wait for announcement of Ssrpete
Valley trains The Pioneer linz. ]. II.
GOrnung. g. A. Mantf.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
WALL PAPER SALE.

All first-class restaurants and homes
have Vienna bakery bread
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
DOW|E DEPOSED,
VOL|VA REIGNS
Wife and Son of Elijah LII Cast Him
Off and Follow the New
Leader.

Chicago, April lat a meeting to-
! day of 5000 adherents of the Christian
! Catholic church at Zion City, of which
John Alexander Dowie is the founder
| and first apostle, DOwie's authority
was repudiated and Wilbur Glenn Vol
iva, who for some time has been con-
! Quoting the affairs of the church elect
/ ed in his stead. Mrs. DOWie also re-
/ pudiated her husband and their SON
| Gladstone Dowie, cast his lot with his
mother and the new leader. Voliva.
| Most of the officials of the church
were present at the meeting and Dow
lie was denounced by many OF these as
| having deceived the people and haV-
! ing wasted their money in eXtrava-
! ganCeS.
Declared Dowie Insane.
The meeting. however, refused to
! hold that he had knowingly erred. and
! John @. Speicher, the former ever
seer and once second in command to
/ DOwie. who was recently deDOsad per
emptOrily, declared Dowie to be in
sane. Mrs. DoWie. in her address. also
upheld that declaration. The casting
off of the authority of John Alexander
DOwie followed the receipt today of
an SOO-wOrd telegram from DOWie. who
is in Mexico in which he peremptOriIy
ordered the immediate discharge of
Deacon Alexander Granger, financial
manager of Zion. who has beer, one OF
the most aggressive leaders in the eff
fort to place the affairs Of the church
on a secure foundation. DJWie also
announced in the telegram that a let
ter would follow in which other OIL
Gals were named for deposition. 4
meeting of the Zion city council CO
twelve followed Immediately and it
was decided to place the affairs of
the church before the members and set
II, he dor
ship.
Cheers for New Leader.
The meeting was held this afternoon
and OverSeer VOliVia read he long tel
egram from Dowie. \ few faint eff
forts at applause greeted the reading,
which was followed by Il storm Ct
cheers for the new leader of Zion as
he arose from his chair ami advanced
to the front of the platform. He IN
Vited DIR. Speicher, the former over
seer, to come to the platform and take
a seat. VOliva then amid dead silence
announced that he refused to remove
Alexander Granger from office This
was the first publicly announced de
fiance by Voliva of the authority Of
Dowie The completion o. DOWies
overthrow as a leader followed imme-
diate1y. One after another, John c.
Speicher Mrs Jane DOwie, wife of the
first apostle; Deacon YerSer of Cincin-
natl. OHerseer P. Cantel and others
denounced and repudiated the author
ity and leadership of Dowie.
Although DOwie's authority i'm the
church has thus been repud lated. scores
of the industries and homes of Zion
City stand upon land, the titles of
which read in DOwieS name.
Wilbur Glenn VOliVa, the new leader
of the church, was born in Indiana in
1870 and has been in the ministry of
the church since 1889. He was ordained
an overseer in 1901 and soon afterward
was sent to Australia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
Removed to 153 S. Main. Phone 40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-02
OFFICERS ARRESTED.

ST. Petersburg. April "A dispatch re-
ceived here from ChIta, Siberia. says that
several army officers. including the Cos
sack colonel, GolOvacheff, have been ar
g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

1908 in place of John II. Ncaton recent
~ deceased.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. q. Snow, MIS-. L. =.
Lewis of Washington, u. G.. ana Mrs.
a. f. Collins of Gardiner. were guests
Of Mr. ana Mrs. L. Hayes last Thurs
day.
Mrs George Morgan ana son Percy
are visiting relatives in Bath.
Mrs. \. I. p. collins and Miss NJ. Z.
Collins were in Augusta on huSinrs
ana pleasure last Friday.
Mrs Fred Hayes, Mrs Ernest John
son and Ernest Lunt of Augusta spen;
Sunday Win Mrs. Hayes mother, Mrs
Eliza Dnrr.
Mr.. and Mrs f. G. Meadev We're call
"a 10 l., vision Sunday by the illness
If their dau2htcr Mrs. Pitcher. Ms
Mcadcr remained with her, Mr.. Meade
returning sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs q. +. Farnham of Au
GlISta were callers in town Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. s. NJ. Dorr Of Ga rdinni
were at their old home here sunday.
II. Il. Hayes and Miss Jennie Thee
ball OF Randolph spent Sunday witt
Mir Hayes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ?
Hayes
! Mr. and Mrs X. V. Morgan and chill
Saturday and sunday.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Kennebec County.

ArGU STA-Charles \. Milhken to An
ME T. Andrews, land. 81; Henry IL:
bmiiiings. ST; cynthia, p. L2pham. Paris
I" 5eHn 4 FaIIs lf f. G ana p" Of
- laura A. Pratt of Fairfield. land, SIS.
>,HELSEA-James ". Bailey, ct ais. 10
David bourb2r. land II. rornso,, IL 1,it-
t.rt to James Thurstor, land. ST.; Henry
York t. Lizzie York. lard. 81;
Ra lef.ii +. Oliver, land and buildings sl'
Eleanor Dude to Charles s,I a. k4mSh'H ~
as. land, 81 Eil sT \, ,a EiS 81 as to
Observation-Disclosures ~ Corbin OF
Randolph 10 James II. Stormcr, land and
buildings Melissa Smith Of Gardner TO
RENTS HiII-John A. Chase ct ais.
to Jchn a. Chase Ct ais, land and build
M6NMOU,TII--o. A. Ballard IF st:
York. slar- in land. 81: J. 5. Ballard to
Harry K. Mooney Of New York. share in
P'IITTSTON-Wm. NJ Blanchard ct ais.
Il Edward NJ. Morton, land and build
Rt%nOLPII-Dcliah A. Johnson u
Georgia Mouton ct ais, land 81;
Gror,a 4. Moulton ct ais. to William y.
I,ilI of Gardner, land. $50.
SJDEEY-ViIla o. Perkins of Madison
10 Daniel Perkins, land and Dnlluins-. VI.
50. GARDINER-Susan Spear to Harry
r. Mclaughlin, land. 81.
SAI.HoRp-B'l IL" q. tlark oi
Rh.nrbeck. y y. to Eva l.. Cook Of
Manchester. land, 81.
WATEkTILLt.-C:, G: Rancourt to IN. Ma
worth 10 Robert i. Wentworth, land. 81;
Edward G. M~adcr to Bernard Forth,
land. si25; Fred NJ. Clair to Mary PoolcI
Rant curt. land. 81.
WINDSOR Elizabeth Malaney 1t ais,
to Cherries F. Malancy. land, Sc.
NSf.OW-tieurge II. P"olcr to W. i.
REYNOLDS land. 81
"A valuable consideration.
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CHELSEA.

Tine fan and winter time table Went
in IT, effect On the k"nncbcc oct. I;h
ana is aE follows: From Chelsea sta
tiun--rr,tins lc.rT" station TO: lnguS 1t
III. OH ANA HOE a. NJ. ana l2.aI. ID
ana 49, =. NJ. Leave Chelsea iur Ran
G0lph. IT 80. 9.3S, aud ll..$ y. N. ana
l.-> 33S ANA BIS T. NJ.
some god work IS being put on til
ROAD from Randolph to Togu@ which
wien completed will be greatly apprH-
ciatc'l by travellers.
Henry White has been drawn -
serve on the jury at the superior court
at WaterNille in November.
Mrs J ,l"mc 'orbn and it'll" son
are visiting Mr.. torhin's parents in
Randolph.
Mrs. Lnttie HalloweIl and children Of
Weeks Mills returned to their homo
Monday after "A visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George \. MOrrell.
+. s. Cheney has been appointed by
the sclectmen to collect the taxes ~
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Boston Marke ct.

Boston. oct. lf.
FI.OIrH-Nil shipment, spring patents
are offered At 81. lon iN"; winter patents,
Observation-Disclosures. 50 i54G2 % per Dbl ;
bags. N.llnl1i; granulAted and bolted'
->,'UKEEstcamcr. yellow SPOT. Sc
NJ. ,. Yellow. 57r.,..: No. ;. yellow, spot.
r.r bush. 56'-r.; 10. = yellow TO sh-r'
RYE FLoUR-Pcr hbl. 81 2oGt4.EO.
30 per Dbl; cut $51nn6.Oo.
uATS-No. /. Clipped, white. 81 =" f', ;
~. ,. clipped. il'=c.: n: ?. cIipp"d.
H'.c.: New fancy. whit" spot 10 to L IDS.
I M cSsrt %n{: E sG: nsF SH'
VIZ: Lean ends. So 9 :; bacon; ~
1>',c per III. ribs, 1tH.m15c.: shoulders.
HEE;F-Frcsh beef is ddet and easy.
Extra kinds. choice, 1l&4Hl2i fnrcs.
choice. ci.rG'.".
LANES AND MTTTON-Lamhs ar,
steady. Lambs. spring. 13isni2c fall, 70
allie warnings 90: mutton. 9tilnc
VFAl.-F.r 10. 11Nl2i-c.
rOTLTKY-Chic native. hroil"rs.
r>1'g1c.; western hroilcrs, per H.. l5n,lfc
ErTTF,r Northern choice,
rarMd lots. eSI@9iGc.; western creamery.
rIi;:rst: York state, 13isa141Gc.: Yer
mont f@Ft14c
-, EGGS Eastern. 29a32c.; Western, 23a
EEANs- Market is steady. Pea. rcr
-! N"f,l -. medium, y. Y. ST.: Rcd
,,M'Pl.ES-Gryenirgs. rcr bhl sl.7-G,.22. y.
''NlnS. rcr hhl.. S2U2-N
INV ANo STEAW-No. /. grade. SO ~
rN ,, NJ ,on 81; e: ont straw. sa.m
nNrAl. ,hS--Whitc,. t@ii.7r. rrr ~.
swnct potatoes rer hill 81 49,
- IAR.Rciiuod sugar steady. Pow
dcrcd, $ Is: granulat,d 500
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston. 'DCt. IT,
Th" receipts Of wool for this week WI"
IL, lG7 gales domestic and 2,il3 bl,s for
ign, AGAINST J.tni bales domestic and !.i>l
halcs foreign tor til" sam" time last year
RIMAKkS-Thr local wool situation l.
not easy to auaIEZ.. accurately III"
nriuionS Of one dralC" rarely comedies
With those OF his neighb0r. Thcr" ar
thosn who declare that sine" tn" closing
d: the London wool auctions last w"'k.
tnrr,. has been moro life to the dealings
and that in response t" tn" strength DE-
y.lopcd ~ til, Clos' Of tn. sales. as well
rs t. the hullish advEc"S from Aus trAi. 4
as to South America, the local market Is
stronger and sentiment Is more opt
m:stir. Others assert that trading IS
utIi.t and that there is a disposition on
tho ra:t of some holders to meet tnN-
,rs moro than half way. Some descrh"
IN. market as steady, others say that
r,,.'r. = are maintained only on the worst'd
grades. ,,-
,rGlp ana Penn. Xxx. and above: 3iV
ati.c.: X. 2lI3oc No. !. 39T41c.; No. :.
:s,iI4nr.: fine unwashed. 26426i &C: y blood.
f,nr washed delaine. 3Glt361ec.: I'M
Michigan-Fine nnwashedi 23 hi : y[ =
:.Ilac: unwashed delaine e7GeSc.
Kentucky and mdiana-as blood, comb
Ing. 33u3ic: Il blood, @-d33c.
RULED (sCpurcd has SI-Extra, 900 &c. {,
fine A. 6ITGSc.: A super. 5ST6ic.; b sinner.
lnm.4c: G super. 1871 &c; fine combing.
5-6,tNc. : medium, 5i0:I6c.: coarse. ,0HJ2c.
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Portland Market.

Portland. Oct. IT,
strIight. si.oTt4.;55; do, clears. $500 ";
Winter wheat, patent, s4.31uiJ0. spring
wheat patents. S4.S040 %.
EEEF'-Light. Sl0OOu1O5N; heavy, ia
lllsc: homeless. half bbls.. S. J"Q6.I5;
Iarlbs. spring PC: yearlings, 9nloc.
Rt-TTER-Creamery. fancy, per IN,
re-: tub creamery. 2Sit29c-; Vermont &c.
r.'iGS-East"rn fresh. 29H3cc.; western,
,IiEESF:-N. Y. and factory. Hole. /;
sage. l5ml5I2c.
GEAIN-jorm. car Its, '>I19c,; bags;
GiM65c.; meal bags. COO; oats. new ana
il car Lots. 4lmi3c.: bags. iST,I0c.; MINI.
sacked bran. bag lots. s24o"; inter- wheat
bran. car lots. &c. bag lots, s@t"o; brown
ntddlinGS. ear lots Sc.
EAN,iES-CalIforaia, sfOG06U' ia
TR0DGCE~Beans. California. pa, s., q
G2.55; yellow eyes. $l.7Jm1S5: Red nd
neys. $50; fowls, ltml5c.: turkeys, West
err. a0l, &c: chickens. l6c.
PRONISIONS-Pork. heavy, $50; me
"t mMkfj@purc, tcs., half bbIs,, 1o1-c;
cases; 1lhulltle; compound. ties. hall
SrGAI;-E>. quality. largo bbls., SIP;
small bbiS, $5.l"; sacks. $l'; extra C.
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brick a thoroughbred Jersey COW with
heifer calf, ais" 4 Jersey bull IS
months old, ont If the same c"w. Tho
eos WAS purchased ~ Mr.. rhilbrick out
Of the celebrated Briggs herd. Auburn.
MEETINGS for tia season closed last
Sunday with an attendance of e.. The
services the past summer have been well
attended ana very interesting. Rev.
Mr. Hcrrick of Hallow"ll the preacher,
has dou" yory satisfactory work, ana
much credit is due Mr.. ana Mrs. Barber
for furnishing Instrumental music
which has added I" the interest "f tho
meetings.
Prof Anthony Of Bates College. Lew
ist"n. has purchased I'll" farm property
Of j. T. Mayhem. This is the fine cs-
tate bordering the north shore of Garlic
ton lake. ana formerly owned by the late
J. \ SHnhnrn Nj Mnvhcw has pun
chased residence III Auburn ana will
NOV" in the near future y family will
occupy Prof. Anthonys farm home and
carry ~ tile work of tie farm. ana the
owner will spend his vacations here
with his family. The removal Of Mr..
Mayhew's family, also that Of u. F.
Austin, who has already moved to the
village. will max" Il great chang" in
the social life Of the place. rs both fam
lilies have resided here nearly forty
years.
Mr.. Moony of New York. manager
Of Camp Cobbossee." 4 summer school
f"r boys AZ Fast Monmouth. has par
chased J. ). Billiards. farm on Pease
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A 16 FOOT LAUNCH PLANKED

Hill. He has al&p purchased 4 pair OF
work horses of John Davis to b" used
on the farm.
Roy. G. - Holmes. presiding elder Of
tn Augusta district. held a quarterly
conference at the Methodist vestry
Friday ev, ming. after which an infOr-
nal reception Wa.; given him ut the
parsonage. Mr.. Holmes was formerly
pastor "f this church.
The funeral " Calvin Prince was held
~ his late home on High street Monday
noon. condu"ted by REV. q. W. Wal
lace. Mr. Primo" has been in feeble
health for tho past year but has looked
after his business until the rast few
monthe. He was q skilled architect
and builder. y widow. two sors and 4
daughter are left. Mr.. Prince was
born in Cumberland and was ore OF f.
children Of whom six are now living,
two brothers being well known bust
rcss men of Lewiston.
Tive regular monthly meeting Of the
W C. r. L. will br held with Mrs. Wal
lace Friday T. NJ. The ladies are re-
uunstcd t. bring clothing to be mad,
over for the childron's home III Au-
gu-ta.
Miss q. \. WEIGH has recently giver
number Of books 10 Cumst"n public
library.
Mr.. and Mr.. Strauss IF Boston ar
rived last week in their touring cal
ara ale The guests of Mrs. I4cauiei
Macomber. Mrs. Strauss mother.
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STATE NEWS
KENNEBEC.
MONMOUTH.

Ladies Night was observed at the
Grange last Wednesday evening and the
Third ana Fourth degrees wer" con-
ferred on a class Of five. All the parts
were performed i'll very pleasing man
nrr. much to the credit Of the ladies'.
The ladies' Of the ConErcgationalist
church Will hold an Apron sale ana serve
Il supper Thursday evening.
Farmers are nearly through picking
apples The crop is not as large as
last year hut Of excellent quality.
Henry Gilman has been in New York
for the past week.
Tie entertainment At Cumston hall
hold by the Senior class Of the Academy
Thursday evening WAS 4 success.
Edgar II. Cr"wcIl from Rome was in
town calling on friends one day last
week
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MARKET REPORTS
Augusta Markets.

Augusta, OCT. N.
BEANS-Pca. Maine, $40: n. Y, sl75;
yellow eyes. s2.5'.
BTTTER-Creamery, 25c.; dairy. 25c.
solid. 1sc.
EGGS-2Sc Per dozen.
GBAIN-Corn, Csc: meal. &c. per bu..
mixed feed, SIS cwt.; cottonseed meal,
UAY-i,oose. retail, $500 per ton;
pressed. $500; straw. $500; pressed, sl-.E.
St'GAK-SI.10 per 100 lbs.
IiONEY-Box, 1Sc.
MUTTON-9Mllc. per ID: spring lamb,
13c
GATS-i7c per nushel.
POTATOES New, Joc. per hushel.
POILTI:Y-Fowl. lie; chicken, lIc.
WOOI~Unwashed. Do
LvOOD-Dry hard. 81. '"Us.0o per cord.
HIDES-Cow and steer, TIC; cow hides,
SCff 81 (JTiIfg
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The fertilization of Stockro1,, +o,,
100 p0SSlnle Ivy funds collected by The
"'il'ii l"r the defense "f Stockholm. is
l'"M ;" FAR advanced that the arma-
men, can take place. Tho union has
iur'her oilered to pay for modern
guns Tor one OF the forts. an offo,
Wmch hing Oscar has accepted Nit,
much Appreciation Engineering.
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EAST READFIELD.

Mrs. Gray. vii" has been spending the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Leon
ard Barber. will leave this week for her
home in Massachusetts. ana will be ac-
companied 10y Mrs. Barber for visit to
her old home.
W. T. Mace went to North Fayette
saturday and purchased of Fred Phil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

Hallpucll High ana Cony play foot
bah q The Driving park this afternoon
me visitors won the last game, but
Cony expects to turn the tables today
1t will be fast football. whichever wins.
Ccny High has secured an umpire
from WaterviIle to act IN their inter-
est.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

Bowley Green of Portland. who con-
Quoted an evangelistic campaign in
this city last February is to return The
2Sth Of this month for five weeks
services. The Baptist, Free Baptist
ana Methodist churches unite in this
movement. The Opera House has
been engaged for the sunday meetings
ana Il strong ana vigorous campaign Is
To be Instituted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

Jurors We're drawn at the city clerks
office yesterday for the November term
Of the superior court 70 be held at
w iterViile. The following We're drawn:
J. W. Beck, Curtis l.. Sears and John Z.
Park, IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

Mrs. Wilson hayden Of SeWell street
was q passenger On train 81 yesterday
f""cnJor. IN her way Ia Richmond.
Calf. where She Will visit her son,
Robert l.. Hayden Of that place. Mrs
Hayden expects ID remain in California
until spring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

LADIES are cordially invited TO call II
J. +. Turner's any day this week and
sample the delicious dishes made from
Jvllicnn with its six fiavors and ice
cream custard Chat requires no eggs)
in four ravors. Miss Symonds Of New
York. the lady demonstration, also serves
free. Kcnnedy'S fancy crackers
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The whist IA

The whist party given under the aus
! ices az the y. +. q. p. at the last
ncetmS in Modern Wood:nan hall was
r very enjoyable affair. Members are
earnestly requested to be present at the
next me-, tiI.g, ;ts 4 whist club is to be
organized IAN thu winter season.
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\ load IF cement came to grief on the
hill coming up from the steamboat
wharf yesterday noon. The forward
wheels were separated from the rest Of
The rigging ana some Cf the barrels
rolled hack down hill. one of Pulin-
tons coal teams came to the rescue AMI
hauir,l ne load to it's destination
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

tn" many friends Of Mrs. Wallace
burlington Will regret to learn that she
il suffering from an attack of appendi-
otis and was taken to the City hos
pital yesterday, where She will under
go an operation today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

Mr.. ard Mrs. Soule Of Portland are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. q. F..
Woolman.
Mr. ana Mrs. William Ingraham of
Portland are tn quests of Miss Ellen
Colby.
Mrs. W. ". Woodbury. will leave
Tuescay for visit with friends i'll
Nashua. y H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

Miss Whitehouse class in dancing
for High School Pupils Saturday OCT
goth at Golden Cross Hall.
Oct 16-1S-20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17
LOCAL NOTICES

Ladies shampooing, scalp treatment
and manicuring done at hoIhes oi
patrons day or evening. IDA b. CASEY
Bradbury street. Augusta. iel'
315-14.
sept21eodh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

This il suit week" Russell & Wes-
con 90. make this week 10 he remem-
herci IN ladies who visit their suit
and coat department on the second
Hoor. Thy it and see the extra values
they are Offering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

Arro Rittues Of this city is acting as
substitute clerk in the newspaper room
1t the Augusta postofIicc for a few
days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

The ladies Of the Winthrop Street
BAPTIST church Will give one Of their
popular suppers Saturday, Oct. q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

Having at last secured flrss~class
help Miss Sanborn is prepared 70
receive the work Of her patrons which
shall be done promptly and in salts
factory manner at "a State street
Tel 203-3. sept24dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-17

s. l.. Counce, dealer in high test OH
gasoline, naphtha, etc. Tel. l2s-4.
oct l2dSt