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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
Fire DESTROYS Saw Mill,

Lake Charles, La: J. C. Stout's
saw mill, situated in the northern part
of the city, caught fire from some IN
known cause late last night, and, with
the planer, was entirely destroyed. Be
ing located in the center of the milling
district, the fire created great appre-
hension. The mill was one OF the
three running at present, and its de-
struction throws fifty men ont of EN-.
ployment Most of the lumber in the
yards was saved The mill had a Ca
pacity of $4,000 feet a day. The loss
is estimated at $4,000, with small In.
Stirance.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
MERCURYS MUSINGS.

Regardless of what the present cron
may be there is money, good money
LOT cotton growers in keeping their
cotton of the market till the minimum
price is obtained.
In 1906 we exported $50 million
pounds less of cotton than in 1905.
Yet we received u million more dol.
lors for it. This is one of the results
OF the Farmers Union holding cotton
ull the demand made a satisfactory
price.
Are You doing your part toward
building the organization? Are YOU
talking organization? If not, better be.
gin now! Never too late to commence
doing good thing, you know.
1t IS necessity rather than choice
"nlch drives so many thousands Of
farmers wives and daughters to the
helds. This is certainly the general rule
notwithstanding there are individual,
instances to the contrary.
The Farmers Union aims to make
farming sufficiently profitable that
there will be no strong temptation
much less necesSity-to force women
into the cotton patch. g.
Attend your local regularly. Be on
time. Bring wife and daughter along.
Devise plans for qnickenins the IN.
terest among your members and
among outsiders. Enlist the ladies
and this can easily be done.
The farmers relation to the markets
bears points of similarity to the dar-
keys bear trap, which was set to
catch "a-comin and a-gwine." When
the farmer buys the other fellow does
the pricing. When the farmer sells
the other fellow does the pricing. The
farmer is caught in the commercial
trap "a-comin' and a. gwine."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
co-oPERAToR QUOTATIONS,

II you would be a Co-operator, ney.
CT be bumper.
Let's never let the procession pass
y Us, Let's keep up with it all the
time.
mat perfect understanding will
hake US free. All producers should be
brethren.
we are all now on the main tract;
aA1 are bound for the same depot Of
pioftable prices.
aieVen cents is the price. We have
Oaly to stand firm and this price will
y realized. Never sell for less.
success this year means success for
~ 'lme to come. Failure thl, wear
oalu set us back many days. We
will succeed.
u'ilc marketing alone will save
NC producer Congested markets
sau our undoing, If The law of SUD-
> anu Demand is to govern latt's
sSe the Supply and Demani equal
at all times. '4""'
aal the producers stand idly BIZ and
s sOnn D. Rockefeller and his assn.
@'ss get into control of all, That
ssf'ainiy the fate which awaits us.
I, 10 as We have always done. Let
0e up aud doing.
: you pushing your yonns men to
lOat? If not you are net doing
'all duty. This is a graf school
-, each the youth of the land, no,
~, ,ne dignity CT labor. bur teach
COW 10 get the proper reward for
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
indicted for Weddinq Traoedy

EovdGGtnn, Ia; The grand Jury,
Which has been in session here this
week, fIaS finished it's business and adj
jouTned, after having carefully investi-
gated quite number of reports of
crime. The only cases of any serious
ness in w9Iich true bills were found
were those of Mcintyre and Belo. A
tjl was found against Theo. MCINTYRE
for manslauShter for the Killing of Sam
Barker at a wedding at the home Of
Dave Sharp several months ago. Sharp
had also been arrested on the sans
Charge, he having had a hand in the
fight, but the evidence against him was
not s'Eong enough to warrant his pros
ecutIon. All the parties are prominent
Second ward farmers, and the case is
attracting considerable attention all
over the parish.
Sol Bilbo a white farmer OF the
Honey Island Section, was indicted for
criminal assault on is 12-year-old
daughter. He was known to have
abused hiS children for some time past,
but the. full extent of his brutality
only came to light few weeks ago,
when he had some trouble with a new
man in that neighborhood
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
Great Writer'S Personality.

OF Robert Louis Stevenson a re.
cent writer says: With his dark eyes
looking as if they had drunk in the
sunshine in some southern land. his
uncut hair, his odd, shabby clothes
clinging to his attenuated frame, his
elaborate manners and habit of ges-
ticulating as he spoke, he was often
mistaken for a starving musician or
foreign mountebank Continental Off
Gals doubted his passports state
ment that he was a Briton. In France
he was imprisoned. and Stevenson
complained that he could not pass a
frontier or visit bank without sus.
picion."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

Because you have to look close after
your rights as against some people
don't get the idea INTO your head that
all the people are rascals. There are
Just whole cowpens full of good men
and women still On earth. and there
will be some OF this sort here all the
time. Just hunt them out and make
them your friends. 1t is one of the
sweetest things on this earth to have
number of friends whom you can
trust to the end of the earth. Get you
some of this sort and then get busy
with your distrustful self and become
worthy of such friendship as you
crave. There are plenty of 'em all
over the country.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

has won a sweeping victory for re-
nomination over Irvine L. Lenroot. as
sumed the gubernatorial chair on Jan
uary | last. succeeding Mr.. La Fol
lette, who had been chosen to the
United States senate For three years
Immediately preceding he had been
lieutenant governor
Mr. Davidson was born at Gogn,
Norway, in 1854, and came to the
United States at the age Of 10. For
time he worked as a farm hand and
subsequently as tailor Then he
started general store at Soldiers
Grove, Crawford county, and he has
been in the mercantile business since
1877. Gov Davidson has been in sue
cession president and treasurer of the
village board of Soldiers Grove. mem
Der of the legislature four years and
state treasurer four years. When in
the assembly he won fame by putting
through bills increasing the taxation
of sleeping car and express companies
and other corporations.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
Acadia Parish Transactions.

Crowley, La: The consideration for
10th city and farm property which
changed hands in Acadia parish dur
ing the last seven days was placed at
$7,2t8.73 dn the instruments which con-
veyed the holdings. The city OF Crow
ley leads with seven town lots which
sold for s5,24232; farm lands sold for
sS4L23, and in the order named the
following: Two town lots in Rayne,
S525; two town lots in Mermentau,
s410 and lots in Church Point, 5000.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

Observation-Disclosures
the District Columbia This the
NVll looked
the gateway the enemys country In the south the front door
the Federal
the
Many
and the
garded unsafe The railway The Long
steel bridge parallel but hundred yards farther the river and the
Federal highway bridge the
railway bridge The old Long Bridge closed and the work
OF demolsfing it is begin a
The
The bridge
When
British Washington
the
Bridge In bridge
the Potomac Travellers between the north crossed from
Maryland
town. d. c. and Royn Va
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

The spread OF the Union is now on
throughout Illinois. Let 'er spread,
ior II there is people that do need
organization it s the farmers of Hi
nols especially. The move is on from
Inc corn lands Of Egypt" down about
caro- to the Land O. Murphies,"
along the great lakes, and the corn
iaiseFs need some cooperation, and
'ney need it right now. The bug po-
'ato raisers have always been the vic
ums' OF the commission merchants,
aaa until they organize along lines of
selfhelp, they will continue to feed the
eommlssion men along sWater street.
salie the public pays full value for
al the "Murphies" they get.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
Pujo viii Have Opposition.

Lake Charles, La: Delegates repre-
senting nearly every parish in the the
Seventh district met here last night,
and after an extended conference de-
cided to place Republican candidate
Tor congress in the field against Ho1
A. p. Pujo. The nomination has bee
rendered to c. S. Duson. OF Crowley.
who has not, however, accepted. No
candidate will be named for the State
Board of Equalization.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
louisiana
VeWS Items
RAILROAD MEN INJURED.
Dummy Engine on Watkins Road
Jumped the Track.

N''3 Ii'9'iiC oF "atNtFS foau
Jumped the Track.
Lake Charles, La: b. the ovo~turn-
ing OF one of the dummy engines OF
the st. Louis, Watkins d Gulf road,
about lao O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Tenn Pipes, the engineer, and Henry
Pes, section fonemAn. were both pain
fully on Pipes PERHAPS dangerously in
jmed. The dummy was pushing two
cars loaded with ties and rails down
the old track at d rate OF speed of per.
i.alHs SIX miles an hour Engineer Pipes
AMI Section Foreman Pels were both
III the cab Of the dummy. Suddenly,
when near te old high school dormi.
tory, the little engin" turned over. Both
mon saw that their only chance was
to jump as quick as jhey could. While
they got clear OF the falling engine
both men were badly scalded by the
steam which immediately egan escap-
ing in large volumes Pipes was cald.
ed On the left side and is dangerously
injured PelS' injuries are not serious.
1t WAS learned later that the driving
god Of the engine broke loose and
caught in tie, overturning the en-.
CINE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
A MEMORIAL SUNDIAL.

cent sum to the cathedral board, gave
this sundial both as a memorial to the
deceased members of her family and
out of consideration for the end in
view, the establishment of a great
cathedral structure near Washington.
The sundial is the joint work of
Prof. Frank H. Bigelow, a distin.
punished astronomer and Episcopal
clergyman of this city, and John J.
Farley, a local sculptor and modeler.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

set up in the grounds of the proposed
cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
was nut in place recently. This marks
the final completion of a memorial
the setting up of which was made the
occasion of notable ceremony last
Ascension day, when Bishop Henry
Yates Satterlee and distinguished
Episcopal cIergymen took part.
The sundial is the gift of Mrs. Jul
,ian P. James Of this city, who, after
freeing the cathedral property from
debt by the presentation of a munlfi'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

Say, for goodness sake get your
tools and vehicles under shelter this
winter. All over the country wagons,
buggies. plows, reapers and so on, are
Standing out the weather. Any man
who has no more sense than to let
such things 60 to ruin, ought to be put
on the feeble-minded list and have the
benefit of a guardian-he needs a
guardian badly.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

Time to meet now and do some
planning for the year of 1907. "The
wise man foreseeth danger and hideth
himself" and he also provideth him
self for the coming need. You are 60
ing to plant someth ng. Go get to-
gether and plan to plant and market
together next time, and you will be
sure to make more money than you
ever have made. and do it with less
worry.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
Mushrooms in Railway Tunnel.

That disused railway tunnels need
not be drug on the market is evi.
denced by the extensive and highly
successful culture of mushrooms car.
ried on in one of those somber pas
sages in the vicinity Of Edinburgh.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

If you sell your cotton at the price
the other man names, that is your
fault; if you make him pay your price,
It isn't anybody's fault, but it would
be nothing more than any successful
business man would do. You will have
to put some business sense into your
business, or else it will not be bust
ness at all.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

Plenty of good reading matter will
keep you out Of the tpns of the fakir.
Moral; read the newspapers. ::
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
SOUTHERN FARMER SAYINGS,

Now that the crops are all fin.
lshed and 'laid by" of course the
plows are all safely housed.
will you walk into my parlor,"
is the song sung by cotton gamblers TO
catch the farmers. "Prettiest little
parlor,' Oh my!
The producers have the right to
price their own products. When they
do this they will take long step for.
ward to financial emancipation.
When the producers Of cotton de.
r:and that gambling in futures of
their staple crop shall cease, 1t will
be done, and not till then.
The most important element that
goes to the making of large crop yields
is the farmers brains. To attain un..
form success in farming requires
broader and more practical knowledge,
more enterprise and sound judgment
than is possessed by the average mer.
char or banker.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE,

g
bo,5
- ~ W. o.
wv "'''' ID
W u % - u q III '''' III 60
ne plocA elevator owned by {. II.
C"' 'e'on' burned at Quanah a few
hrsbo1s ne oroio roa ., .,,..
nor+io,,, oo,.ono, -, ,.,..-
O'>' ''''''''ls VII '''' INN! am
- avs '""'' '"'''o"u Ho''" u iedSu9
,oos
ta.a1 90
There are several varieties Of mean
men, but the meanest is the one who
changes his mind after promising to
Charles G. Kline, an Evanston, ILL.,,
coal merchant. using a shotgun as a
weapon mortaIIv wounded hie wife
., s,o TO-. -,
Wv
'''''N'' VI 'H1 81" "5"''i'' lib sue
and Killed himself instantly.
"hlie making up bed, Mary John
ston, who lived in Corsicana, was IA
~ p'''0' '''''"7 A'0Ni
the bed ana one chamber exploding.
She died In a few hours
The Wichita Falls and Northwestern
IS being built by local capital but it
probable that it will connect with the
Rock Island and form a direct line to
Jawton Uorl, will comuarco ., +ho
any within ''"'! u"!S'
Thoro oro ~ 1,,;a; c..
,,.
'''0 N'''0 W '"''''0'' 'op'0h
Oei T. 1ot"' resources ana haOiitles
are So9,l9' ,2o4.lS; deposits bearing IN
terestare over $20,000,000 and those
not bearing interest exceed 100000.
600 canital stock Maid in is na.rlv
Sl4,ooo,ooo'
II doesn't nav TO cry over sn,,1ad
milk, nor to crow over it, either.
r. ~ affirmation.
as possible is a quite laudable ambi.
'ion; and every woman. be she nat
the most of such points of attractive
ness as she possesses cultivate each
tin,o+o moonc ooy. onh. :. IS
change.
=. , .r
a good comolexion will carry n girl
| verify believe that nine out OF every
'.N tNo" az nv .t'I'oU ~
color than by fine eyes or pretty hair
or even a good hgure-Wnlch Is an
oono ".Shnou;o -" - rbo wouIs p
Petitions are baing circulated n oil
,;,no.,,u 80 o,,.;o,
''N ''i
W "
= 49,
"e "i ii'e' onioA Ids pesuh 'ne
l- VI @ 'o''on ""ieiou'e Jus'
"''' VI 'i4o 1eA"' 'eN'iai oepot at
'"i ooN' lie SIZE Vi 'he warehouse
"ro, oo,.c ~ ,
'ne 'iosan VI 'ne MiSsissippl prahcn
OF Inc southern Cotton Association
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05
Work of Distinguished Astronomer
Set Up Near Washington.

Washington.-The bronze top or
dial to the sundial which has been
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

our friend, A. T. Evans, at Sall!saw,
I. T., has reached our desk. This copy
before us, Number 2, is all right, a
credit to our great organization and
also to our friend Evans. May it live
long to battle for the great cause.
We are for just and reasonable
prices and never for gamblers prices.
These just prices can be had only by
an understanding Of the producers
themselves.
The great National meeting put ev.
cry body on the main track. Same
had been on sidings before. The sid
ings are never safe. Never be side
tracked again. Stay on the main track
and the race will soon be won.
Wealth should belong to him who
creates it. Have the creators Of
wealth ever received their just e.
ward? Never. And they never will till
they take charge of their affairs and
have an understanding. 1t is up To
them.
Do not sell on a declining mar
ket.
No one is really defeated until he
surrenders.
One of the best preyentions of bee
moths is strong colonies of bees.
Parched wheat is one of the best
curative agents for fowls of all kinds.
1t takes off the profit to be unkind
to the poultry or brighten as surely
as it does to abuse the COW or the
horse.
Flour of sulphur used freely upon
cabbage is said to destroy the cab
bage worm. Begin to dust the heads
as soon as the white butterfly APP
pears. When the dew is on or I'M
mediately after a rain is the best
time.
Too much of one kind Of grain
should not be fed. 1t takes away the
relish for food. A variety keeps the
appetite keen.
Fall pigs, bred the following spring,
make the best brood sows. They &C.
uuire the necessary age, size and
to make good mothers.
The gizzard of fowl is made to
grind its food Poultry will do better
if fed ungrcund grain, after they are
large enough to swallow 1t.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-05

of the first class of the Chinese EN-.
pire and wears the double dragon and
the coveted peacock feather. He was
born in Ireland in 1885.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-04
COSY HON E.

The discovery of n new wick princi-
pl,-so effective and yet 50 simple that
il : Il wonder no one thought Of it he
fore-haS 50 rpvolut iomZrd the manu-
factuyc of oil heaters and lamps that
EXPLOSIONS. smoke and smell, caused by
imperfect wick arrangement. may safe
" be regarded as things Of the past.
This new wick attachment is to be
found on the Perfection oil Heater.
Interesting tests show that. although
thr heater gives intense heat, the wick
cannot be turned too high or too low
absolute safety thus being assured,
one other feature which is worthy Of
mention is the SmokclcSs device which
prrvants all smoke and oGor. The
portability Of the heater also COM
mcnds it for general household use.
Heater il very light and can be easily
carried about. It's simple operation,
usefulness in heating water and warm
ing colo rooms make it most handy
ana useful article in any home. This
heater Is so far superior to other Oh
heaters ana is of such fair price that
its universal adoption is but a matter
of time.
The Rayo Lamp. which is made by
the manufacturers Of the Perfection
oil Heater. IS without doubt the best
lamp for all-round household use. Is
equipped with the latest improved
burner and gives bright. steady light
at small cost. Suitable for any room.
whether library dining-room, parlor or
bedroom.
The Perfection Oil Heater and the
Rayo Lamp form a combination that
for real home comfort cannot be
equalled. When consideration is taken
Of the simple operation Of both heater
and lamp, their absolute safety. the
intense heat generated by the one. and
the bright and steady light given by
the other-all without smoke or smell
their value in any home large or small
can BE- somewhat appreciated. Sold
by all good dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-04

The Current Events Club will hold
its first meeting Friday, oct. .. at the
residence of Mrs. f.. \. Bailey. Win
thrnp Center. After the roll cal there
will be summer "reminiscences l"il"Weu
by music. The program will also in
cluI" Il talk on club work by Mrs. II.
w. True, and conversation. How 70
Improve our Club" The meeting
will close with the club song. Mem
b"rs will please take the , T. NJ. eiec-
tric ear for Winthrop. The study 81
French history will be continued during
the winter. intcrspersed win pro-
grams on Maine. native birds. forestry
education and domestic science. ne
following are the officers for the ehSu-
ing year: President. Mrs. w. T. NalSh' :
president. Mrs. ID. T. Neal Setre
tary. Miss Elizabeth a. ThomPS"h'
treasurer. Miss Alice J. Doe: audit"r.
Mrs. G. NJ. Ryder; committefs-N
ecutive, Mrs. Emma G. Morse. MIS- -
T.. Blanchard. Mrs Walter r. DAVIS
and Mrs. J. f. Briggs; program MrS'
s. c. C. Ward. Mrs. F.. a. Barley MrS'
C. NJ. RYDER. Mrs. ]. H. White. Mrs.
Ralph Conant: social. Mrs. ;. -
Webster. Mrs. c. O. Tibbetts' MlSS
Maud s. Andrews; musical. Mrs 1. H.
Mitchell. Mrs. +. G. Briggs MISS
Hcrtha Holmes: forestry. Mrs f. X
Wcllman. Mrs. F.. Il. Bean. Mrs. +. j
Ham: educational. Mrs. W. T. ~
Mrs. B. P. Hope, Mrs. c. c. Howard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-04

Attorney Benedict f. Maher ad-
dressed the court on Il technicality Of
the warrant in stat" vs.. King. Judge
Hall took the contention under conSid-
Grafton. The ease is for trial this morn
ing.
Cl,rk of Courts Jones gave notice
that all those having civil cases to
come before this court. should be on
hand this morning ready for trial. Of
the - cases on the original trial list
the following 10 remain:
1l4-ctate IS. Henry Cote ct ais.
Leigh; Cook ana Small.
"i.-Alorrill vs.. Haskell ct ais Bcanc
ami ljeInc; SaWtCll".
241-l.ich ~. Rich. Ecanc ana E,lnc.
f.. NJ. THOMPSON.
.9Y-Kui2ht vs. Morris. Bcane &
E,;ne; II. l.. Foster.
800 ChcrnoWski vs.. Harvey ct TT.
Ecane & Beanc: O. L. Clason.
3l2-Glick VS.. Trask. George w. Hes
elton; =. G. StilI hen.
3a9-The Inland Poultry Journal co.
W. Hunton. G. w. Field; II. l.. Hun
ton.
tl%-Heale. in rep. vs.. Crane Beane
& Reane: A. NJ. Goddard.
4l5 Turf Pub. Co. vs.. Nelson. Beane
& Ee.int; c. F. Johnson.
5uJ- Morrill, ct al. vs.. Hunton. Will
liarnS"h x hurlcigh; II. l.. Hunton.
5;G--Fnlsom ct n. vs.. iIunton ct Tr.
Bpane x Hcane; J. ID. Hunton. II. l..
Hunton.
55I-CraWford vs. Linscott ct al. c. f.
Johnson, II. l.. Graham.
G"S-E;twes W. Norris. Applt. +. w
Whitehouse; Sawtelle.
Weston ". Robbins. Sawtcllc;
McGilliruddy & Morpy
1t0 poy"n VS.. Pomcrlcau. Sawtelle;
Williamson & Hurlcigh.
International Text Enok 90. VS..
Swift ct Tr. Villa mson & Ellrleish; ..
+. CiaSon.
- Harvey IS. Walsh. Thompson:
W. p. Walsh nro Sc.
G35-ElWard Thompson Co. vs..
Staples. Leigh; Fl. d. Eaton.
Leone Francis Cunier Of Gardiner
and Frank COro came into court during
the afternoon to bccomc suretieS for
Max Eravarman Of this city, but there
was some doubt about the bond ana it
was refused until more could be learned
Col!'tfIiiilS II. l-itti i'id|dtlii'tH pam.
WIlfre1 J. Moellcr. who is serving 4
sentence IL the county pail. will have
finished his term Friday morning and
h" will then be brought into court Ia
stand trial on 4 charge Of maintaining
q liquor nuisance 1T the 'SnoNpiouSh'
in ToSus.
Henry Cote of North EasSalboro was
surrendered into court hy his bonds
men TO answer to q charge Of maintain-
ing a liquor nuisance. The case was
place On file 1n account of Cotc'S i'll
ness and he gave bonds for his aplear-
anca at the January tcr,n of court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-04

The a2d annual Sagadahoc county
fair will ve hcli at Topsham. Oct. ., 10
and II, and to afford all who wish an
opportunity To visit TOpSham on those
dates the Maine Central will sell ex-
curSi"n tickets at low rates for the
round trip, tn" far" from Augusta be
ing $l.l1. Tickets are good for I re-
turn until oct. t.. In addition to the
regular trains special trains will be
run oct. 10 and II. leaving Augusta at
. a. NJ, FIallnWell at 9.oJ and Gardiner
At n.l'. ANA returning Will leave
brunswick for Augusta at $40 +. NJ.
and T"l,sham At 30. Train No. 6i
which leaves Augusta 10 \. NJ, will
stop at Tnpsham each day Of the fair.