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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

E'ft'- .''2HN fsE3HN y. t7TF'fl
engagements will have toebe closed by
the committee
The message of the retiring presi
dent. Mr.. IL. b. Holmes, was read
and heartily apnlauded. Upon a mo
ton made by Mr.. Cottrell, vote
Of thanks was rendered MIR. Holmes
and the secretary was directed nc
have the message published.
Several new members were elected
and routine business disposed of. Presi
dent Livezey announced his standing
committees for the ensuing year, q
list Of which will be published later
During the advertising discussion
Mr.. w. Il. Cottrell made a statement
OF unusual interest. He said that tn.
jamestown Exposition Company was
and Is doing all in It's power to avoid
advertising any one city; that all 81
he company's advertising read:
jamestown Exposition. Hampton
Roads. Va" Mr.. Cottrell also spoke
OF the difficulty experienced by loca
workingmen in reaching the exposition
gronnds and moved that steps be talk
Ell toward having an early boat run
10 Sewalls Point. This matter was
referred to the committee on trans
portation and traffic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
CORRESPONDENTS SAY CHANCES
ARE AGAINST CAPT. STUART
Scatiing Charges Preferred Against
Local Collector Are in Hands of
Senate subcommittee.

Washington correspondents of all
, the Richmond papers agree that The
chances are against the CONTINUATION
of the appointment of Captain j. l..
b. Stuart MS collector of customs for
this port.
In resume Of the charges against
Captain Stuart that are now In the
hands OF the senate subcommittee
The Richmond Times. Dispatch core
, 3pondcnt cites the following:
II That he avaded The order Of tho
President as 10 reinstating two Dem!
ocratS that he considered the opih-
Ion of the Republican city committee
and of w. r. Hopkins of more import.
ance than the order of the President!
fh'f he ordered n circular letter co.
Letting contributions to the RepubIl.
can campaign fund to he made and
sent from his office by his atenograph..
or; that he made himself obnoxious by
his action at the polls on election
day: that he made false statements
TO both Commissioners Cooley and In,
spector Quinn; that he disoheycd an
executive order TO reinstate two mel,
and to keep out of politics; that he
replied falsely to questions put by the
commissioners regarding the employ!
ment of men for night work; that he
denied being a member OF the Repub.
lican city committee after Novem.
Der when he vas o member; that he
J had a messenger performing the. duties
Of an inspector In violation !. Of the
federal statutes; that Commissioner
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
still intense and the result of the
appeal to the Supreme Court will be
eagerly awaited.
MRs. e. r. VAUGHN DEAD.
Beloved Lady Passes Away After Lin.

Beloved Lady Passes Away After Lin.
9erinO illness.
Mrs. Edwin r. Vaughan died yes
terlay afternoon at her home 2l23
Chestnut avenue after Il lingering
illness. For several years Mrs.
Vaughan had been in delicate health
and for months her death had been
expected at any time.
Funeral services will he conducted
from The residence tomorrow after
noon al 3 o'clock by Rev. j. "
Porter The body will be inferred al
Grecnlawn cemetery.
Mrs Vaughan had lived here for
years ana was beloved by n wide
circle Of friends. She wa. an ac
tive member of the Newport News
Baptist church and was in touch
with the work OF her congregation
even during her illness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Had Terrible Experience

Nh. John Clayton, OF his city, who
vas engineer on the schooner Mary
Manning. has returned home from
BOSTON with q thrilling story of the
wreck of the Mary Manning 10 tell.
The schooner went down near Nan
ilicket lightsliip recently and Mr..
Clayton and the other nine men
aboard were rescued by the British
steamship casilda after undergoing
all kinds Of llarlships for four days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Z GAS WELL FLAMES UP.
Light Seen Forty Miles Away-Goes
$50 Feet in the Air.

especial TO the Daily Press.) -,
CANDY, KAN, March 9.-The
great gas well, five miles from here.
in the Indian Territory. that has hsen
burning since Feb %. when ii was
strncR with lightning. continues to
roar today with undated fury.
The flames, forced l6O feet in The
air, were visible 10 miles away last
night.
The fire is probably one of the
worst OF the kind gas me1 have ever
had to combat
An attempt to extinguish the flames
with steam has failed. and an effort
to drop an immense iro ncap nver the
well was made, but without success.
This cap, weighing S0.000 pounds.
was turned to a while heat within 20
feet of the we'll Another attempt will
be made 10 cap the we'll
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
THEATRICAL.


"e '"''''''S l'r''''''
donna from me Metropolitan Opera
House. supported by what is said 10
be a company Of execution s,renp,,,
ana ncrit win ma a. ,ho ,colo,,. =,
,,sio ,o,,n,
80 "'''
"'S' anu Ia faVor"a. III b"'h
OF these OPERAS Nine. Maniclii has
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
PUBLICITY IS WHAT
NEWPORT NEWS NEEDS
Chamber Of Commerce Discusses
Plans for Advertising In Con-
aection With TercenlenRaI.
DATE SET FOR ANNUAL BANQUET
Entertanmenr Committee Directed &c
Proceed With ARA ,asrrr,s 10 Hold
Affa;, Q" Tl,,rsd,,. n rch 2s-Mes.
safe of $40 Retiring f:es.i.-t-
Early Boat Wantei.

Plans for advertising Newport News
In connection with the appr mching
jamestown Exposition are nov Ccc,l.
plying the attention Of he Chamber oil
Commerce. NOrfolk's business men
already have accomplished a great
deal along that line and In Hampton
an organization has been formed hav-
ing for its object the advertising of
the advantages of Hampton during
the exposition, and the members cf
the local chamber have at last come
to the conclusion that they must do
some stirring around If they wan. the
vast crowds of peopl; who will throng
this way during the iercentennial t..
know that Newport News is on the
map-and nearer lie exposition
grounds than Norfolk.
This matter was discussed al length
at he regular meeting of The cham
Der last night and various plans were
suggested. II was referred TO the
advertising and ways and means com.
mittec. with the request that joint
report be made as Soon as possible.
1t IL probable that President LiveZGy
will call q special meeting of the
chamber as soon as the committees
are ready TO report.
The chamber met in regular session
last night and disposed of numerous
matters Of business The board Of
directors reported that Secretary r. ].
Farrar had been reelected for the
ensuing year. The report was unani-
mOusly confirmed.
TIL: directors recommended that tho
annual banquet be held on Thursday
March 20. The recommendation was
adopted and the entertainment com.
mittce was instructed to proceed with
preparations for tho banquet on that
date, There will he no meeting OF
the body before thehanquet, so all ar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
y / . .
JUDGE BARHAM REFUSES
DAVENPORT NEW TRIAL
Motion Of Attorney Collier 10 Sci
Aside Verdict Of Jury
Promptly OVerruIed.
GOES TO COURT or APPEALS NOW
Contention of Prisoners Lawyer is
That Evidence Of Commonwealth
Was tnsuidcien, to Warrant Jury in
Client.

Judge Bnrllam. IN The Corporation
Court. yesterday afternoon refused 10
grant a new trial to Andrew J.. Dav.
export, convictcd Of murder in the
first degree las, Thursday The pris
nner's attorneys are now preparing
~ rake the ease 10 The Snprem.
cpnrt Of Appeals.
Attorney +. S. Collier made a
strong argument in support OF his
motion 10 SEE; aside The verdict OF
HE jury on The ground That it was
contrary 10 law ana the evidence
Lie contcnded that Tho evidence Of
he commonwealth was Insufficient
inr Il conviction. even had Tie de.
Tense cTcrcA no testimony Special
Stress was laid upon the fact that
one CT he commonwealth witness.
Is testified ihal Davenport was two
blocks away from the scene Of the
shooting n few minutes before .
o'clock The murder was committed
about five minutes after . O'Clock
Common wcalths Attorney Robinson
ana ]. 7. Nrwsomc replied 10 Mr.
Collier Their principal contention
was that the jury had right 20 he
lleye from The evidence that Daven
mort wrote the note found upon the
dead man. They argned that the
chain OF crcnmsiantial evidence
against he accused was so strong
mat The Jury could have brought in
no other verdict than guilty"
ihterest in the Davenport case is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

Cooley forced him to write a letter
reinstating Springfield and Sherman
on the afternoon of February goth,
and that he had not moved to correct
any violations of the law of which he
was guilty until they lad been dis.
covered by the commissioner: thi::: he
is generally incompetent; that he is
guilty Of violating United States sta
tute laws and should he prosecuted by
the attorney general for soliciting
campaign contributions from employ
ees Of the government.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Grave offense Alleged.

Ponages Zafiratos swore ont a war.
rant yesterday alleging that Apostatos
Moratos had Intercepted a letter from
the fatherland. Justice Smith allow.
ed the defendant liberty under a $50
bond and the matter will be inquired
into today. 1t will probably be a
case for the United States authorities
to look after.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Road Nearly tmpassible

The road from the city limits to
Greenlawn cemetery, in Warwick
county, is well nigh impossible and
will have 10 he abandoned shortly
unless something is done II is said
thai the county supervisors pay no
attention whatever to this section OF
the county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Mr.. j. cIana Arrives /.

/ Mr.. ]. Clang, CT the United States
navy. arrived in the city yesterday.
1t is understood that Mr.. Clang comes
in connection with the work on the
battleshlp louisiana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

Don't get discouraged. No man is
really down and ont until the under
taker gets busy.
( IT, sometimes happens that a, mod.
est man employs a press agent to do
his boasting for him. a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
FISH, OYSTERS AND CLAIMS.
Gutierrez and Morris Are Ready TO
Supply the Public PROMPTLY.

We are now ready to supply the
public with fresh Fish Oyters
and CLANS. daily or twice day.
as the demand requires, Orders can
be given by calling mp Wholesale
house corner Thirty-sixth street and
Huntington; avenue. Bell phone 479
or 449. NH 3.tf y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

the second baritone and Nine. Stuart
the mezzo soprano.
The conductor will he Mr. Morris
Gould formerly of the metropolitan
Opera House
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

gi Ok FOR h e
y aiLO choice OF any
pair Medium CT Heavy.
weight pair Pants in
The ch'ire stock that
sold at 800 AMI S2.25.
q HE O r. / Ii g
Pill y choice OF any
pair Pants in the en-
tire stock that sold at
$500 and $3.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

e1gg FOR t h e
%IsUU choice of any
Boys All-NVool Suit in
the house that sold at
$3.50 and $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

Mems Bandanna Hanii-
kerchiefs, worth l0r.
bankrupt sale o.
price, each -. e. =
8 for SC.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
They Stand Alone.

..raius out in bold relief. oil G,on.
ss conspicuous example OF OPEN
- and honest dealing with the siri;
~, ,asiicted, are DIR. Pierce's Favorite
ssriptiOn for weak, over-wOrked. de-
rrted. nervous, rundown pain
t.sI women, and DR.. Picrce'S Golden
ss..Sical Discovery, the famous remedy
s weak stomach, indigestion, or dys-
ia torpid liver. or biliousness all
.uhal affections whether of the
mach. bowels, kidneys, bladder, nasal
Issages. throat, bronchia. or other mn
=. pasSages, also as an effective remedy
Z, an diseases arising from thin, watery
impure blood, as scrofulous and ski,
.srtionS.
u.rs upon its wrapper a badge of hon.
~ in the full list of ingredients com
sspg Imprinted In plain Enolish.
ssk frank and open publicity places
sss medicines d, q cldsS oil u, them
~res. and IS the best guaranty of their
-sdts. They cannot be clasSed as patent
Al secret medicines for they are neither
-kinQ Of k?,otUn composition,
Or. Pierce feels that he can afford TO
uss the afflicted into his full confidence
nd lay ali the ingredients of his medi.
ines freely before them because these
nsedentS are such as are endorsed and
1et strongly praised by scores OF ths
u0i eminent medical writer's as cures
w the diseases for which these medi-
- are recommended. Therefore, the
7Iesed do not have to rely alone upon
|k Pierce's recommendation as TO the
nntive value Of his medicines for Ger.
|rln easily recognized diseases.
A glance at the printed formula on
nfh bottle will show that no alcohol and
. harmful or habit-forn!ng drugs enter
no DR.. Pierce's medicines, they being
skolly compounded Of glyceric extracts
n the roots of native, American forest
Iapts. These are best and safest fer
he cure of most lingering, chronic dis
.sss. DR.. r. V. Pierce can be consulted
ImE, by addressing him at Buffalo.
NY, and all communications are re-
rsrded as sacredly confidential.
II is as easy to be well as ill-and
much more comfortable. Constipation IS
ihs cause of many forms of illness. DR..
Peree's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa.
ion They are tiny, sugar-coated gran.
rla One little "Pellet " Is gentle faxa-
live, two mild cathartic. All dealers ia
Medicines sell them,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
STATE HOUSE,
Annual Meeting Of Maine
Library Association
VIII be Held in Auburn We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Commissioner silnaR Leaves 10 Augusta
Join U. Of N. Farming Special.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Nexs Meesna Of Governor and Coun.
Gil, Tuesday, April 81, at 10 a. M,

The 1ith annual meeting OF the
Maine Library Association will be held
in the public library building at
Auburn. on Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week, and is expect
ed to be the largest meeting that
has vet been held b. the asso-
citation. Among others who will be
present are state Librarian z. ". En-
cry and Rev. ". =. Livingston, the
assistant librarian, both o. whom will
speak a. the Wednesday afternoon
session. Mr.. Emery will respond 20
the address Of welcome By Hon. John
A. NORTH, and Mr. Livingston viii de-
liver an address on the public library
and the Sunday school. The program
for the Two days will be as follows:
WEDNESDAY. p APRIL,
a., A!tcfnoon Session, 30 o'clock.
Response, ''''i ~ =
Ernest ". Emery. State Librarian
ne De2H Atttndant III a Small Library.
MSS sarah f. Osg"od, Librarian, Lew
isto2 Public Library.
school. Rev. W r. Livingston, Assist
ant STATE Librarian.
"penlnS the Public Library OF Sunday.
Saco. II :
The College Student ana the Library.
i;uWifd ". Hall, IL. D., Librarian nc
Colby College
Discussion Of the subject: The Contrihn-
tion OF the Trustees to the Sucrr.s of
The Public Library.
Opened by Rev. f.. c. WhittemOre. l.
D., Waterville
Question COX,
Conducted by Miss Alice c. Furbish, Ii
hrarian, Portland Public Library
BUSINESS Meeting.
Evening Session 500 O'Clock
Address.
Mr.. Arthur F. Rostuick, head of the
Circulation Department, New York
Public Library
THURSDAY, 2G APRIL.
Morning Session, 9ij o'clock
Glimpses Of Some Foreign Libraries.
,ieorge I. Little, Lift. d., Librarian Of
Rnwdoin College
The Mission OF the Library to the Pre-
Miss Ella W. Kicker Librarian. Fogg
Memorial Library South Berwick
Teaching High School Pupils the Use OF
the Library.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Pond. Librarian. Pei
fast Free Library
Success Attained ny Ono Library in Go
operating with Schools in Rural Com
Miss NJ. r. Averiil. Librarian, Thomp-
son Free Library. Dover
Discussion Of the subject: The Public L.
brary and the Public Schools
Opened by Sunt. PaYsOn Smith, Auburn.
Question PoX.
Sun:mor Schools in Library Methods
Opened iv I,alnh X. Jcn"S. u. s. III
brari"n " the l'nivt rSity uf Maine
Business Meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Ladies' French Underwear

We have just imported and placed on sale
some ii the finest Hand Embroidered Under
wear i'll Night Robes, Chemises. Corset Covers
and Drawers, ever shown in Augusta
brodered and are made Of fine French Batiste
and NainsonIl
They are now i'll stock and we cordially invite
your inspection and guarantee You will find
them the finest line ever seen here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Silks

Al ow Rajoh Silks have been reduced from
$I.25 to $Ioo per yd
This is truly a bargain as they are sold all over
the country at $I.25 and considered one Of the
most desirable silks on the market. We
have them in nice line of colors but You must
speak quickly if you want them al ST per yd.
I Lot Checked and Striped Lomsicncs in Navy
and White, Black and White, Grey and White
usually sold at 90 to Is cts. per yard. Special
at SO cts. per yd
Cheney Bros. Fonldrd Silks in Polka dots in
colors Of Reseda, Navy, Bottle Green and
Black 80 cts per yd
IIMie Jap Silks. We are giving special values
in White Japanese and Habitat Silks We
have them At 25c, SOC, SOC, 75c and $Ioo per
yard
Ta,0 Specials in Black Tdfcfas
27 in. Black Swiss Taffeta worth 100 now
rs cts.
sc in Black Swiss Taffeta worth 81 50 now
% cts.
These will not last long at above prices SO buy
quickly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

The following corporations nave
filed their certificates OF organization
ot the office of the secretary OF state:
Tho California Gold Mining Secur-
;tr 90 organized at Augusta, for the
,,,rnose of dealing in stocks. bonds or
n,bar securities or evidences of indebt-
oanass with sS75.000 capital stock, of
,rbicb snothing is paid in Oficers:
PRESIDENT and treasurer, |. l.. Fair
honks of Augusta. Certiiicate ap-
nroved, April 21, 1906.
Maine Nursery Co, organized al
ponsor. for the purpose of growing and
da,1ins in nursery stock OF all kinds
,,.;,h so5 900 capital stock, or which
rothing is paid in. Ofticers: PRESIDENT
,,,,,,ar 7. Temple of Bucksport; treas
,rer Frank H. Damon OF iampoeh'
Cartificate approved. April 21, 1906.
cast Iron Brazing Co. organized at
,ortI,nd for the purpose Of dealing IN
lsnu,;cals and chemical formuiae and
snn,nounds, and for various other pur-
nosns ] with 100000 capital STOCK OF
p ''n;nh nothing is paid in ofhcers:
nas;dant Millard w. BALDWIN oi
p,rtland; treasurer. Clarence r. ration
- portland Certificate approved
April 81. 1906.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Officer George Fletcher was called To
Winthrop street Monday forenoon, to
dispose Of Il sick dog which was in th..
yard OF one Of the residences on that
street. The animal was found to BE-
in pitiable condition ana Was shot tn
put him out of his misery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
heatherblOom Petticoats

Looks ike silk and wears better-tlle most
popular petticoat worn today. If you haven't
one don't wait longer but buy at once Prices
$TO@ and 2.OS each
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

1t has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases and
driven away more fears than any
other medicine in the world. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 81 cents
Tea or Tablets. Rowditch, Webster
f Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Hon. A. ". Gilman. commissioner Of
agriculture. was at tie department f"r
a few hours Monday morning. ard EFT
on the noon train to join the Cniver-
sity of Maine farming special, which
left Old Town yesterday morning, on
It's long trip over the lire OF the Ban
gor & Aroostock railroad. The object
Of the trip is for ,he betterment Of the
agricultural interests of the State, and
il will extend over q period of two
weeks, travelling through some Of the
richest farming districts Of Maine.
Those VINO COMPOSE the party, il addi-
ton to Commissioner Gilman, are
Prof Z. F. Hitchings and 5. G..
Thompson Of the agricultural depart
mcnt. Z. A. Gilbert Of Greene, Obadiah
Gardner of RocklanG, 2. Walker Nc
Keen Of Fryeburg. c. s. Stctson Of
Greene. E. II. Libby of Auburn, J. A..
Roberts Of Norway, G. L. Jones of
Corirna. D. II. knowiton Of Farming
ton. W. ]. Thompson OF China, 3. =.
Thorpe Of Augusta. E. P. Mayo Of Wa
tervil;e, I. c. Bateran Of Lewiston.
Rev. +. Z. Pcrnber Of Bangor, r. w.
Alden Of Pennington. Ii addition to
the ahove thcre are also on the train
several members Of the faculty Of the
college. and some Of the students who
will act as demonstrators.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Drapery Dept. (Base,nent)

Our showing Of lace and muslin curtains
Portieres, Couch Covers, Curtain Fixtures,
Rugs, Drapery goods, etc, is now complete
We do not claim to be the only house in the
city that carries this line OF goods but we do
claim that we have the most complete line and
at lower prices than YOU will find elsewhere
If you want anything in this line come to rs
and we will quickly convince you that we are
headquarters on these goods
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Wash Dress Goods

Here is where you can find bargains.
We have taken several different lots of mus
lins including Fancy Swiss muslins, Satin and
Lace Stripe Organdes. Plain Colored Crepe
and 50 cts yard
We have made one price on entire lot
25 cts. per yd
Our collection Of wash goods is far superior
to anything we have ever attempted and if you
are at all interested do not buy until you have
seen our line.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

HdmmockS Our Summer line Of ham
mocks has just arrived and they are beauties
We have marked them at very close prices and
now offer the largest line in the city at ne low
est prices.
From 50 cts. TO S %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Governor Cobb arrived at the Capt.
told Monday afternoon. coming for thc
purpose Of attending the monthly
meeting Of the Executive Council!
which will be nei3 this morning. Gov
ernor Cobb had been on business
trir to Boston and New York. and
came through to Augusta on his re-
turn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

E.rclusice Styles.
IN fine goods our nliliners will design yon
hat something different from the ordinary
styles and at very reasonable price. We
nallu1acti:re ali Of our frames thereby giving
You stronger and better hat frame than ynu
can buy elsewhere and one that will stay in
shape
lnS department IS proving a greater success
than ever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Councillor T. Nj. Burns Of West :
brook arrived at the Capitol Monday
morning. coming to attend the meet :
irr Of the Governor and Council to
day. The councillor is one of the
busieet of the committees. and is al
wavs one of the first on the ground
a, the time of council meetings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Silk Petticoats

Dozen Silk PetticoatS III colorS and black
usually sold for from 81 90 TO S.. 50 more than
we ask.
Extra good bargains at sos, $500 and $o9S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
RaincOats

Rain CO. We are headquarters these and will allow
the pleasure Of showing these garments will readily why
doing the business of the city Prices from $500
Our SS7 the greatest value offered Rain
The garment grla
elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
MILLINERY Department

MS IS one Of the departments where things
are on The move at the present time
Ladies Ready-to-Wear hats from ST o8 TO 200
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Garment Department

We carry the finest collection Of Ladies' Misses and Chi ns Outside Gar
Keel County ahead OF
previous time
Our stock consists Of Suits Coats Skirts Waists ain Coats Petit
coats, Wrappers \imonos Dressing Sacques,
We mention lew Of good values but cord tally invite
and lseeOu renire tnlert.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Dress Goods and Silks

We will attempt to enumerate only few
things i'll this department as it is full to the
brim with the latest and best weaves in cloths
which the market affords.
Lot Fancy MohGirs
worth o. cts. now 50 cts per yd.
Lot Fancy Mohairs
worth $T.25 now $I.oo per yd
The finest assortment of Grey .Smtings we
have ever shown from 50 cts to ST 80 per vd