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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN yor THAY
~ TIE .moaEf Of s.sIts he t-~z s.-~--ed b,
,h~ etty Caanel ~ the tit, ~ La Jgsts q aia-s
~sls lnpros~nsnt- made adj so~nt thereto. as.1i
thai Aosasy tho 1at dap - August A. D. ~.
sIfyHall n aid cty has e-~n hssA s- . tis.s ssd
rAses sh~rs yoa mai stt<ar and h. heard aSsrs
- .Aenrts-as or coG pfzsDf- yoo SAP knv~ -
gard rAx the -sid s--~--s-~as
Dated tki- erh d~y 81 August A. u fMs.
sHaLi - ~ BROWN
fity Ci~rs ssd ksrsrsi~r
Fir-f pahlicsti.a. August o. Isns
Lat K...tl llcstisss- August IL fsnnA
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08

EDITOR TRIBUNE: In a recent
issue a short article caught my atten-
ton and held il with more force than
anything have seen in your esti-
mable paper for some time. viz: the
proposition Of the Fowler business
men TO pipe spring water TO La
Junta for domestic purposes.
No. j seems 70 me if anything
would be Of material benefit to the
residents of La Junta it would be a
good supply of pure soft water and
would add more to the permanency
Of the population than anything ]
think OF. One Of the first quesiions
~ =. Prospective locators, after the
climate is assured, is the matter Of
good pure water supply and that is
point upon which La Junta always
fell short and had nothing special TO
boast Of.
A million dollar college would be a
great acquisition and q beautiful
park would be an enduring monu-
ment Of the city's progressiveness.
but a never-failing supply Of good
pure spring water would be JOY
forever, and so conducive TO the
health Of the community that the old
fable told so often of La Junta's
standard of health in the early days
that they had to shoot man to
start cemetery might hold good
once more.
II each family which has suffered
the ravages of typhoid would con-
tribute a third of the cost of one
case to the projected scheme il would
go through in hurry. know
whereof ! speak. for the fall previous
to our departure from there one case
cost US in the neighborhood of $50.
we did our own nursing, and it was
considered a mild case. To those
called upon to lay their dear ones
away ii costs more. TO say nothing OF
the grief and heartache entailed.
But | have said enough from the
standpoint of health and will now
view it from the domestic or house.
keepers point of view. ltseems the
matter shouldn't be settled upon the
return Of the citizens in Denver"
as your article states. but should
await the return of the housewives
who are taking their annual outing
this time Of the year. They are the
ones to be interested. for who that
has kept house in La Junta doesn't
know the feeling Of the sticky dish
cloth after being used . few times.
the condition Of the inks and drains.
the coating marring the beautiful
bathtub. etc.. etc. This b . matter
for the ladies to decide, or At Ieast
upon which they should have the
controlling vote, - the disadvantage
Of hasi watef IN tie hooseAdad =
beysad esa0ass.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08
Ts o. C. Ssseseas--sssies.

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csssnru rom sf TIE tift H-l a saic Cry tz-
s<ss nsed a. tsED- sEs- s,l@rs ~t<re ,os.
.lsy att-ar snd L. bard apos ..y ob5~<-
tassn- or Con nIAsilf- yoIs uaay k.ss r.xardi1x
th< -zld a--<--aDrGs
b-t-si tti- .th DAP ~ A1x--s A y iA6.
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1896.

"a, A JUNTa : e.iJ Il sliAa pDS.
gizfso1 and th- e.s11ts >s.t 81
o<roeesai,. q. !. -.-s-.s At
- :, IS. s.a.. Z. I.Ic.,, z, 2,
AA< ail-s southeast a I~a..I. q
ailss rsrth .Dd east of Iriusd.G- Th- s~1t.
p kailro4a Conp-Hy .np-e<,-d GaaaAn IN tss
Sos ternA nAn~nt ooastractls.n ofs- ossG-lstinx 81
aa<kiBs skss.s. -tsr.hse-<. sddfs@su ~ roaDd-
49,. fosEsry a1a extensive e.rstoS-- Its 4lti-
ss4s y tess f~~t. and the climate, t..-n the
paar rosns. j. ansurp<s-~d- AlnIsssf enast.nt
0an<AiEs eh<rset~rtz~s the sint~rs sd = ta4iy
sksedy day Is . rarity. La Jsnt- aAs all the
es<res-siitsE esnses seaee- s~~s--z q, cifJ of
Sl@ p<palstloo. inria6irs n-ns nil~s at
Asies -id~vsiks- p-rs-r. - traf sf -.niisry
sDOerasx. -lrctric ESAt plsst stiet sup
sanss @ii-ds. .ns sllb -~rstes, water
Oesss yvB-d by th~ city, plant Cor the manu-
Sartss~ of ArtfA<isl e~. thr~~ rural frsr dsbsery
ssot>>- fre d~psrtn~nt. t~i~Slsae sy.ss. vitk
- -sbrrth~r-, frs~ sAeksnx~ Nth hnrhy
vord. and ls1s distance c<.anertaoc- 9TH any
Dsrs Of the -t.t~s I. -rAs-.l system ssrsil~f b.
10 city in the -tst~, -mplsylnS tsenty --~seG
saarhsr- in = t~n ekuret~-, fss~~n 1870
AaA fsstsrnal ord~r-. too bank - .taD capital
az.d oND 80 deposits. thre~ n~v-p@y~r-. ot~ra
kSoss u 70 seating capacity. hrict plant al
49, daily capacity, mAnafs<tarinS h~st quail
isu of viuihsd bsieh Apar sin of 20 barrels
daily sapseity UteSisn Cement bio<k Plant,
soela2ias sOsssy -ese asn: eanain1 factory.
es@oA isre>st IN the state. In fact, Il Junts
= 80 of the bet towns 81 IL sise in the state
- Coiessdo-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08
CNNBkNNsTfoN

The Board of County
Commissioners of the
County of Otero, fesi- .. :
tios-r. CONDEMNATION
>anael Zimm~ersa. re-
sI-,sriess.
ere~,ins 10 >amws-, Zin I'M. rrunn respondent Z
atspsv asw~d
With the unss~rSixued ty fhe above named
t--tssto9~r that you are non-r--if~nf of the
Ssste Of Colorado, aud whereas. the said T---
PETITION prsyinx Tint the County Court will
cau-e to b- ssc~rsnined the value Of the land
and the amount of com pen -ation To h. paid 10
BE- appropriated or da IN sssi as owner or claim
ant of that e<rtsih parcel OF land. lying and
being In The County of Ot~ro in said STATE.
and de~<vthrsf ~ Yollow~- ts-wt: bexinnibg
Mt TIM Dorthw eft corner Of Block Five tsD in
LoMnand. Addition tn the town. so~ city. Of
aor;S . sf .a Eoer Fs,. =; ,ss s% Il.
cast corner thereof distance Of m fe~s !:
thence north . distance Of ss feet: theme
.aid Bioef Five = dissasee of 40 fess: iSene.
soush i. distance of es feet to the place Of
heGianing. which .aid described land the
use in said p-tision .>t forth, under ehsps-r
shirty -ooe of the tSeneral Laws Of Colorado.
eDsis1ed "Eninens Domain. so-wis. for the
You are therefore nosiiBed personally to he
ss... -. *; E ess s.s 81 q
the sar~soos q Al day, then s.a sHsre to
e ts: e: 81. :. sa: !. "a X ;s he
Witness. 4. .. Wallis. J1Age asa kA-O0ieio
Clerk q AZ. Co.rs. asd he sci sSessof
81 IA day Of Ssly A. D. -
J.Ae. ..d E.:O6eso Clerk
ttrsf pcalteettos- Aaguss Z. NJ
I0n4 u004teD9tuo- AuROS4 -. ~
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08

We are authorized to announce
JAMES H. MzLyiN as a candidate for
sheriff. subject 10 the action Of the
republican county convention.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08
Solitiesi ce~msst-

If nominated for the goyernorship
G. W. S1ink can defeat any candi-
date that the democratic party may
put up. Bessemer Indicator.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08

CorSrY os orsko. rourt No. :.
riainiis.
Versus
Macy . Eisin-
aud The Colo
rsdo securiii.-
tompsny. aud
all Other PER
sssn- or parties II ANpN~ On APpLICA.
naLho.H,eiai.m IIoN FOR REGISTRY
ing any right. IlpS-
tifls .e-iats lien
a. Interest IN
.ur r"al estate
d.Srib.i Ia ths
sppl eat ion
hsrs,s' Defend
Tbs e-opl. Of the state o, Colorado to the
st-p,. named ndsnt--6REET1NGi
You are hsreb, .ummon~.a @sd required 70
piAinsis in the above entitled application for
o,.ro conn;, f-sersao, 10 ski ~ .osis
s:i s.., of n. ,ss aud z. Ssr,s
y; sea's--., sa.r,.,. Al j.
",f sl..' a., ~ Is,er ", w.sa,s1hsG 3, 3.
Principal N~ridiaL c,ntainins one hundred
and -ists scr~s, NOR. CT i~-s. and To ME your
answer 10 the said appiieut iou IN the ofiic. Of
the Clerk of said Court in said County. With
in twenty days after the ~-ryise Of this sum
nos. ut"n you. exclusive 81 the day Of such
s~rvie~ aud II you fail Ia an.rrF the ..id
application within the time si,s---sid. the
applicant plaintiff in this action will arpiy to
the Court Tor the relief demanded In the APP
piienfion herein.
aud the -sal thereof, at In Juuta. ia aid
County and state. this 9Th day 81 June. A.
tsraIl PEARcE
Clerk.
First publication. August :. $50.
LAST publication. August =. rs't
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08

The democrats keep Judge Voor-
hees guessing a. 10 what they are
likely to do with his boom for re-
nomination. and il would not be sur
prising TO hear Of his withdrawal
from the race at any time. As for
his confederate on the district bench.
he is said to be seeking comfortable
position at Denver as attorney for
some corporation after the 10Th Of
January neSt.-Bessemer Indicator.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08

GoAPEks says the hand Of the op-
pressor is 1t the throat Of the labor
ing man. Gompers is full Of prunes.
With carpenters 1t - for eight hours.
brick and stone masons At S to 81.
timers and plumbers IT IS and
structural iron workers At SO. the
oppression is getting TO be on the
fellow who pays the bills. Gompers
and Debs make their living by the
sweat eof their jaws OurAy Plain
dealer.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08
SS~~e~s % Aeeiiess,ee ess
asgistsstIsa.

STATE or COLORADO. IN III. District
CorSrp 90 orsKo. Cpurt No. :.
I.~~i- Youus.r,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-08

STATE OF COLORADO. 10 ,he
CogSIN oF DIsko. Goaass to.tv-
The Board 81 Coun,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29

% Beginning NJ o n d y,
July 2, and until further
notice, our store will be
closed at 5 p. m. daily and
p. m. Saturdays.
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1NauUvls1
Patern /
&c. IN |I|\K6N) JTIAOlzIANl ut &C..
f5c Xii
Csc. aFerris Waists. loe

Lot of Childrens Ferris Waists: in the
lot are some of the popular Lit-te Beauty
garments; these are kinds never sold for
less than IS cents each. Rebuilding sale
price tomorrow, 19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
KimOnas.

Handsome Kimonas. made of fine
French lawn, beautiful designs of lilies
of-the-valley. in lavender pink, light
blue. with borders of con-
trasting colors; sold at $500 en- Rm
SPtSidl.
Lot of Light Lawn Dressing SacqueS
in handsome designs and figures, wide
sailor collars, kimona sleeves; Doc
worth soc. Special. ......... @>Ss
Lot of Full Length Kfmonas; light
grounds and pretty figures and
dots, contrasting borders; sold zm,
at S1.25 Special .1yC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29

Concluding his remarks Mr. TilIman said:
Mr.. President. have done. apologize
to the Senate again for having trespassed
SO long on its time and patience / am
sorry had to do it. But / felt 1t my duty
to do 1t. tried to get an investigation
last January; tried to get an Investigation
in secret session without any hurrah or ex-
posure of anything or anybody.
II was not given either, and 1 felt some
sense of obligation to myself as a truthful
man to make showing as to the basis
upon which l had charged in the open SEN
ate and charged in the secret session that
Mrs. Morris had been dragged on the
ground after she had been arrested, and
without proper reason. treated worse than
a dog, and that the President of the United
States had Endorsed that treatment by APP
pointing Barnes to the position of post
master In the District where the women OF
this city will have to come in contact with
him. Not having been able to get anything
in the shape of redress reasonable treat
ment. / have felt constrained to do what
have done, and have no apology to make
for It..
Then there was an outburst OF applause
In the galleries as Mr.. Tillman took his
seat.
Upon request of Senator Carter the en-
tire report of the committee on post offices
and post roads on the nomination of Mr..
Barnes was printed In the Record.
Senator Gallinger expressed surprise at
the statement Of Mr.. Tillman in respect to
iauir licenses In the District. and said
he would look into the matter. Later Mr..
Gaflinger said that In his opinion the dis
crepancy largely arose from the fact that
all drug stores and dealers In proprie-
tary medicines must have internal revenue
tax receipts. while they do not take out
excise licenses, and that fact alone will
explain almost entirely the discrepancies
between the figures as stated by the sena-
tor from South Carolina. He had taken oc-
casion to verify what he thought at the
time was probably the fact. but which he
failHa mention And he rlAa IN
learn that his superstition was correct
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BARNES-MORR|S CASE
Continued from Eighth Page.)

matron of the house of detention. who. In
her statement says that her dress was
very much torn, that 1t was torn from
dragging and being ground out on the pave
ment.'
Torn, Muddy Skirt
II have the lady's skirt-a black dress,
which she furnished me to use before the
committee. In that skirt there are half q
dozen or more rents. some OF them across
whole widths some of them up and down
and some OF them crosswfse. But on one
of them there Is round hole about four
inches In diameter. with tho jaxged. finely
cut edges across the bias. AZ well as up and
down the threads, which VIII prove heyond
all possibility OF excuse that they had
dragged her along on that knee at least
until a. Mrs Thornburei eaxs. the cloth
tnG had been worn out, and not only the
&iik. but the understanding = veil
The skirt would prove every man Il
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Muslin Underwear.

100 dozen Cambria Skirts: wide en-
broidery founces on bottom, headed with
hemstitched tucks; another with deep
fiounce of two rows of Torchon lace in
sertion, wide lace ruff1e on bottom, also
dust rufties; sold at s1,0O. Spe- MOc
Fan styles of Cambria Skirts one with
wide umbrella lace fiounce, made of 10
rows of Insertion, with wide lace ruffie;
also another style with deep flounce of
Anglo embroidery, headed with tucks;
other styles equally as hand nQ,
some; sold up to $3.50 Special. >CNs
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Be sure to read THE Masquerader.- which
APPEARS as daily serial in The star be-
ginning tomorrow. II Is sure TO hold your
interest from Beginning to end.
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Heal lib
and
Beauty.

Beauty is the external proof of
health; with failing health comes
failing beauty. Woman's delicate
organism is frequently overtaxed
by arduous household duties and
the demands of society. The con-
slant drain upon her vitality weak
ems her nervous system. The pen
atty is a tired, worn-out, exhausted
condition, which destroys her appe-
tite, robs her of rest and at intervals
causes much suffering and distress.
When these conditions exist the
weakened nerves must be strength
ened. DR.. Miles Nervine will do
this. It stimulates the action of all
the organs, brings refreshing sleep
and drives away that look of care.
for years. as did my mother before me. Whenever
I feel tired, worn out, or have headache always
take the Nervtne and II strengthens me. con-
slider 4 great remedy for nervousness or de-
MRS. G L FREDERICK,
Canton. Ohio.
N r. .ss ss s i. g.: :ss s g s. s: ~1
IT fails he Will rsfund yonr mcaey.
Mikes Medical Co. Elkhart. Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-03
MAINE TEACHERS AND STU
DENTS.
a Glance at What is Happening in
Educational Circles.

Miss Nary l. Curhctt Of Eastr"rt has
beer engaged as teacher in one OF th'
schools at IcbbinSton.
The Brook; High school began Monday,
August r. with I.cr,V Woods as primo
nal and Mss Agnes Vaughan. GSSiSt"nt
Among the schools which will omen Sep
trn,hcr lHth are those at Or1nO. Guilfnld,
Eu"kspurt. Ear E.arhor and Ellsworth.
The new schonlhouse at Southwest Ii II,
hcr has been raised. and it IS expected
hat it will be ready for occupancy before
winter.
4. H. Smith, former principal Of the
North Bruoklin High school, has accept
Cd Il position as principal of the Wells
Iigh school.
The primary school At C;rccnvllc juno
tion will open September 10. with Miss
GcrtruG" Daisy Humphreys OF licndcr-
son as teacher.
iroostooI< state Normal school opened
for TIE fall term Tu's'iaT,, aug. T. Prof.
Farrcr 0f Bates cole gc ;illS the vacancy
made ny Fiuf knowlton.
The contract for installing plumbing
apparatus in the Pond street school buiil-
iri,;. Bangor. has been awarded to T.. +.
Kelley & Son. who bid $3.50.
Irving q. Davis of Empire. a graduate
Of Bates college, in the class Of 1906. has
received an appointment as principal Of
the High school ut IIyannis. Mass.
William Youand. Of B,ddctord. I:ow
doin o6. has Just completed arrangements
learn the department store business.
The election of Miss GraC" Dollcy as
teacher in til" Portland High Schccl
leaves vacancy in the Wcsthrook High
chool with A rather short notice t. fill it..
J. A. futile, for Il nIImDcr of years
principal Of the Frccport grammar
school. la. accepted a position in West
brook. and Will leave shcrtly to take un
his duties.
An as%nciation Of college graduates is
to be formed in South Paris and Nor
way. taking in any person in the vicinity
. he has received the degree of A. j. or
'i. s. from any college.
Alr. Clarence W. Proctor. former super
1T 1T ndrnt Of Windham schools and for
school, has accepted the position of prin-
cinal Of Chcrryiicld, Me.
Higgins Classical Institute at Charles
ton Will opcn September II. with Prof.
l.inwood Workman. rrcccptor, and Miss
Holmes, former teacher al the Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-03
MAINE MUSICIANS.

Madam Lillian Elnuvolt, who iS we'll
known in tn" musical circles al Ma ne, y
to return to the concert stage this sell
SON.
a chorus choir of p people has been
organized ut tn" HIptiSt church, Norway.
with Frank kimhall as lridrr. They VIII
sing at the church I'll" first Sunday N
September. I'm tn" near future an oId
folks concert will be given.
At recent concert given at Bethel,
Miss Agnes Barton of that town was on
of the sOloiSts. and also had CharGr of the
concert. Miss Barton is student Mt the
New EnEl1ud Conservatory i'll Boston
ard is dcvOting her TIM" t" vocal music.
Tho eleventh annual outing Of the F.rSt
BAPTIST Choral Association. came t. an
end last Saturday. when the - members
returned to Rocklaud after Il two weeks
stay at Lucia Reach. The Burp"o cot
tagc has been thrr" times selected aS
the place for this yearly vacation. Th"
location and surroundings make il an
ideal spot for an ontii1@.
quite Il number Of noted musicians are
passing the summer i'll Maine among
them being Prof. Willy Hess. leader of
the Boston Symphony Quartet ana con-
cert master Of the Boston symphony
Orchestra who has been ut OgunqEit al
summer. The other members of til"
Quartet NcSsrs. Otto Roth. Emil Ferir
aud Heinrich Warnkc. who hay" been
abroad this summer. VIII join Professor
Hess in September.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-03
MAINE FRATERNiTIES.

At 4 recent meeting Of the Elks III
RockIand, six candidates We're initi-
atcd.
At q recent meeting Cf the Bath Ellls-
one candidate was initiated and live
applications were received.
Sokosis Lodge. No. 134. Eastern Star.
was organized Tuesday evening, Au-
gust 2S. at Limerick, with 10 charter
members.
York District Lodge of Good Tenn
,plars convened at sanford "Wednesday
Aug - District Temrlar J. Il. Pollard
presided. FIVE lodges were represent
ed hy 50 members.
Canton Ridglcy Of the patriarchs
Militant, of this city, with delegations
from the Cantons Of Gardiner and Bid
deford. Nill visit Canton Fitchburg at
Fitchburg. MISS, on September anG
g.
Sagadahoc council. Knights of Co
Ilimbus. Bath. worked the first degree
last evening on FIVE candidates. TIL
third Gcgrcc will probably be worked
oct. t. The state deputy and his staff
will be present AMI officers of the diff
fercnt councils in the State will be IN
vitrd and tle programme mapped out
will include an elaborate banquet for
the visitors.
Fern Lodge. odd Ladies', Portland
conferred degrees on class Of 10 cam
didates at their last regular meeting,
Miss Elsie +. Clewley of Orono anc
Miss Lucy Madden of Ola Town who
were delegates from Companion Court
Sachen. L. @. .. r.. Of Oldtown. to the
convention of the Independent Order
of Forestcrs. were given the High Court
degree in that lodge in its recent ses-
sion at Bangor. These two ladies are
the first ladies to take the degree in
this State. The comforting Of the de-
gree is quite distinction and they
feel justly proud Of the event. Miss
Clewley has long been member of the
order. holding the position of tinancia
secretary and treasurer in the same or
ganization. and takes an active part III
their social meetings by her reading
she being an elocutionist of some abil-
ity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-03
IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES.

1t is understood that st. Margaret :
edifice at Old Orchard is to be enlarged.
The First Parish Sunday school, Port
land, will hold its Rally day on Sun
day. September 9.
The Epworth Lea que convention was
held at East Machias.. August. a and
y. Rev. H. G. McGlautlin being il
charge.
The conservation exercises of st.
George Episcopal church, Sanford,
were hcld Friday, August ~.
A baptismal service was held in
North Bowdom Sunday. August &c, and
two candidates were baptized. Rev. VI.
G.. Powers officated.
Rev. Harry Luz. pastor OF the First
Unitarian parish ut Belfast. has ac-
cepted "a call to Billerca, Mass. and
viii enter III Oh his duties there Octo-
Der /.
Six candidates united with the Carl
hou Methodist last Sunday morning.
The membership Of this church has in
creased Very materially during the past
year. Rev +. Palladino is pastor.
During the August vacation. the on
tire interior of the South Paris Bap-
tist church has been rc-decorated, the
walls being tinted and all the wood
work Vanished. A Now carpet-25o
yards-has been ordered.
The Lincoln EartiSt Association will
hold its 1921 annual meeting in Rock
land. Scrtember 18th and 5th. Rev.
Maurice Dunbar of North Haven Will
deliver the annual sermon, and Prcsi-
dent White OF Colby COLLEGE Will de
liver an address the first night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-03
Condensed Paragraphs About Matters in Maine

received several serious injuries. His
head was split open for several inches,
his jaw broken about the middle of his
chin and dislocatcd on both sides. The
lad was lying on the floor looking down
the elevator shaft when the elevator
came down from the story above and
caught him. Mr. and Mrs ChampiiIe
We're at Old Orchard at the time of the
accident.
George +. Hammond. who was in
charge of the building OF the new store
house for the Paris Manufacturing Co,
suffered a bad accident Tuesday after
noon. He was al work putting on the
roof when in some way his hold was
loosened and he fell 20 the floor below,
drop of II feet. He fell in such L
way that he turn"d over in the air.
striking on his head and shoulders. On
| examination it was found that the lip
of his shoulder blade was broken off,
and five ribs We're broken or started,
besides severe shaking up.
Joseph A. Kenney Of North Holden,
81 years old and unmarried, who has
been in the employ of the Union Water
Power Co, at Upper Dam, Rangelry
Lake, since May, was drowned Sunday,
August 26. He stood on one of the
aprons that ran out into the pools,
fishing, and had Just caught a small
fish and he was trying to net, when
his foot slipped and he fell into the
foaming water, as the gate was up.
Several people saw him when he fill
and went quickly to his aid. The gate
| at the dam was at once shut down and
| in 20 minutes the body was taken from