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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01
Spiders That Change Colors.

An interesting instance Of color
mimicry in spiders has been observed
in the south of France. The spiders
of that region when in search of prey
hide in the convolvulus flowers. 1t
has been noticed that a white variety
of spider frequented the white flow
ers. A greenish colored variety made
the green flowers his home, and pink
one lived principally in the pink flow
ers. The colors Of the three varieties
were at first supposed to be perma-
nent, but it has recently been discov-
cred that the color Of any one Of
these spiders changes within a few
days if the insect he placed in the
convolvulus of different colored
flower from that which he has been
using as his home. -Four spiders,
pink, white, green anil yellow in color
were all put in box together, and
within three days all were white.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01

to the House, Mr. Higgins, Of New.
berry, on the third aNd.last reading
'of tho Bill, had Il asNended 80 as 70
include the 9Th circuit, which al@s
embraced l.aWreMs, Usually no at
tontion Is paid 10 local Bills 0r this
kind, aud the trick was worked with.
out consulting our Representatives. IN
tho House, There il serious doubt "A
to whether the amended portion of
the Mll was ever Neaa in the Senate,
and The whole thing hears ~M Ms.
taee the evidence Nf a aSseeSe Nf tesis.
lauiNe WSe&e1$ FOR a Sinister .>Ar.>ose>
~-alaaNSens Herald. 3d.. ..
We DO Hot see where any Sinister
purpose co1,lA have e>rsae SSa she ,>Art
Nj. HIGGINS to change Sinister MO,
NvcS and t1fc&cly heraN$e the Amend.
II was otfc,ea as s,tSSe<tc,s had 10 be
scnt to the $a,eaSer>S desk ana was
road IN open session of the lcrisla-
tanc and even then ii had N ~ back
to thc Senate Cor eoncurrencc before
i, conld become a law. 1t could not
have been done clandcStincl and
there e"old hardly \havc been any
trick about il,
So much for the way in which
the amendment was adotcd AS
I" the merits Of the change
and the objection Of "a Farmer"
there is much which cap be said in
favor of the change. As the old law
stood the courts in the circuit start
cd in May and skipped along through
the entire summer whereas under the
amendment they start and go along
until the summer terms are concluded
and the officers of the court have a
little rest all thrown together. Be-
sides GA Fnrmcr' and the Herald
should remember that there are five
counties and all five of the counties
could not have had two weeks of
court each in the month of July.
Besides that the jurors are never kept
from home long at time in the sum-
mcr in attendance upon the courts.
OF course this is matter OF opion-
ion as to the time each county should
have court and it would be difficult
to please all of the counties at the
same time.
But in any event it is not just to
Mr.. Higgins to choose sinister mo-
tion and trickng because the amend
mcnt was evidently read in the house
and voted on and then the whole bill
with the amendment was sent to the
Senate for concurrence and read and
eoncurred in there before it became
law.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01
ROADS, NnwDHRRY COUNTY

ROADS, NRwAERRY COUNTY. \
You hole tight to de buggy ole 3i,au man
Er yon'll sho fall out pore soul,
FNr on dis side is a big ole rock 81
An on dat side is a hole. B, q isli 9s
. bless my soul, If l'igion was mine
Befo' lef home today,
IN all be gono TO- I git to town..
Bnmpin' and bongin' diserway. .3 S.
NNnaer some mo- holes ahed Of us.
but dcy ain go bother me, E2&E%N y ;Si
Fer | gwm drive round in dis flat
place
Place where do ditch uster. be.
Things is sho turned roun' long about
here, S%%a't3E
Water ulster run long de side z.
But now it stnns in dc middle or de
road, .r..
In holes 'bout five feet wide.
IL had dc money desc white folks
got,
I'd sho chunk some in desc wells,
I'd make folks think us civilized
Fer roads is de things what tells.
If | lives to git back home, III stay
Till dc 'mishncr fix this bog;
III git me caliker dress by mail ..
Wsd one er dem cats on log.
Weary Rustic. '
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Applicants for certificates to teach
in the public schools will be examined
by the county board of education at
NewbeTy on Friday, May 18th, be-
ginning at nine o'clock-White ap-
plicants in the superintedent's office,
colored applicants in the court room.
At the same time an examination will
be held for any who have taken the
"teacher's reading circle" course.
J. S. Wheeler,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01
WANTS INFORMATION.
'ditor Laurcnsiville Herald:

Editor l.aurcnsivillc Herald:
Can you inform curious public,
Mr.. Editor, why the dates for hold
ing the Sessions Court have been
changcd9 Was there any real neces-
sity for such change7 1t is certainly
great hardship on the farmer to be
dragged from his home at this time
Of year, as July would have been n
much more leisure month with the
farmers.
If you can enlightcn us on this ques-
ton, please do SO.
A Farmer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01

First Artist-But you love art for
Its own sake7, Second Artist--Why,
yes. I'm coming to the conclusion
that that's all there is in it.--Brook-
lyn Life. a. -.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01

Keep the barn clean, with walls and
ceiling whitewashed; have it we'll
lighted, ventilated and free from dust
at milking time.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01

Keep utensils clean and bright.
Milk regularly, quickly, quietly and
thoroughly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01

After careful enquiry wo are on
~ able to inform ga Farmer" that
the change Of date for holding the
sessions court for Laurens county
is one Of those mysterious cases Of
Legislation that crops out every now
and then. 1t seems that there was a
Senate Bill prepared by the Senator
from Aiken county for change in
the date for holding the courts III that
county, and after the Bill was sent
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01

"Oh, that's we'll known saying
OF Louis NlN-'L' 'Etat, c'est moi. !"
"And what does it mean7'
"Why, it means The State, I'm
it.''
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01

Always make clean toilet before
commencing to milk.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-01

Keep the COWS clean and wash the
udders before milking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18

in this hearty welcome and in their
maine | have the hon"r ana great
pleasure of now presenting to YOU the
freedom If the civ If Augusta and The
KEYS to hcr municipal building.
We have with pleasure long ah'lc-
iuated YOUR coming. W" welcome you
to our homes. sou have ALREADY Won
a pllt.. in our hearts: AMI We thank
YOU for h;'ving brought from every
section ii TINS grand old state Il love
of our common country ami desire
to prnmotc our mutual interests.
Your great order stands for all ina
is GOOD ANA tru" and Noble. your
membership Of more thdn Io.0no. cH-
cecded in number bE only ON" stat.
in the whole Union. IL without Il Tl"a'
iu ,,oint of intelligence and patrirtiSin
for ii is made " Of Main" men ma
Maine women. our best ANA most on
terprising citizens. Your work COM
mends itself t" I'll who aim to i'm
prove the condition and to promote the
happiness Of their fcllow-nen. ana
increase the prosperity of our beloved
state. We arc members OF one great
family: our interests are Identical and
the success ana pleasure which come
to one is shared by all.
And because Of this the city of Au-
gusta bids me welcome you. 1t is a
good and entcrprising city in which
our lot has been cast. 1t is the Capital
of our grand old State, the home oil
"a happy. contcntcd people. We are
proud of our city; of her business
street. the finest Of any city Of 1T
size in this. or any other state; OF hcl
churches and schools; of her fin" pub
lie buildings; Of her comfortable
homes; of her splendid farms; yes
and of her good country roads. for II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18
Chicago Produce Market,

Chicago. Dec II.
M unexpectedly large increase in the
visible supply offset today's report Of 4
shortage in TIL" Russian wheat crop and
caused d steady close in the local wheat
markc, TO-DAY. Wheat was up a shade
over the final quotation of Saturday.
Corn was ais" mp Il shade Oats worc /,
higher; Provisions were a shade lower
The Leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT-Dcc. 737.: Nav 1914
CORN-pac. 4lh: MAY 49, july 43E.
OATS-Doc. 34M-k: Nav 3Ga7 Il; July 49,
MESS PORH-Ian. 1850; May $3.50. ''
IARD-Dec. so: Jan. SIS: Nav SS5
SHORT RlBS-Jan. $50: Nav so
Cash quotations were as follows:
FT.OT'R-Steady
WIIEhT-No. 2 snrins. Sc: No. 9. 73q,
s.: No red. 7Ss@7ils ''N'
CORN-No. 2. a; No yellow. 46N1h.
OATS-No. 2. 34:1K: No. 2 white. 3slI6
Y No. white 3+S s. '''-e
RfE--No. 2. 641EM65
WA TlNG-Fair to choice. 45M55
fI.AA SmEI'mNo. l. LA; No. l north
| TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 435m45O
| GLOW grade, 1915.
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MARKET REPORTS.
new YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing IN Al
the Leading Stocks.

\.y; SuI, Dec 1.-THE stock market
,...,s Subjected to conSidrrabl" lluuiud ii"i
:nd,y and :; fall in prices WAS IN c','lS'-
nur, !, There was evidence OF relief from
th, process and Il tendency towards re-
cOvcrv IL the intervals of the actiNt sen
ing lat the cloSin" was weak VIII td'i
money a; 70 per cent. various cA,,aa."
lions were current oil ire "tdhI.n.',
which partly represented the conjecture
az traders. to account for tic fact OF the
selling which was obvious. The nuoEant
upshoot of ST. Paul. which was explained
m the proposed stock increases later. no
only fail, d OF sympathetic effect on TN"
market hut was diSquieting. owing I"
signs OF urgent borrowing demand 1or
no stock il tho loan crowd when SuC
onsted the existence of Il snort lh,eicSt
in distress. Money at II per cent. carry
in the ,lay chilled the speculative Senu-
ncnt Later there was some rrlaNat1on
spparent in the call money market untli
~ final furry to the highest of the day.
The time money market remained strong
with very little Offering. The lilll Stock 5
we're weak again in contrast to 81. l'"ui.
and thu, subscription rights both Tor
Great Northern preferred ana Northern
Pacific new stock fell sharply in the out
side market. This kept alive the question
Of TIE ability of the market I" absorb
tho very large capital issues already
made or in contemplation. Sterling eX-
change moyed upwards with a DEMAND
said to he due to preparations FOR year
end remittances abroad. Reading was
,specIally weak because of questioning of
recent predictions Of an mcrt aSe. IN the
dividend rate n The next meeting.
Bonds wer" heavy. Total sales. par
value. 81 Gsri.NGO. United States 2s adj
vinccd 4 per cent. on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Harket.

New York. Dec. Il.
FLOI'R-RccciItS. 2:,t3S: exports. 80;
sales. $50: market steady but quiet.
WfiEAT-R"ceip's. LOCO: exports, ST.
80: salc:. 1.n"'NO futures. SOH spot: spn,
steady: No. red, ~ elevator: No. rod
ii - afoat; No northern Duluth
Siit G f Euffalo; No. , hard winter. 49,
{ f Buffalo.
CORN-Receirsts. 1iS 30: exports 300
spot steady: No .. - elevator and ~
t .. atloat: NJ. : yellow. J3l2; 40.
whit" -"
OATS Receipts. 5000: exports. i..n2I
snnt steady: mixed oats. 2iM?2 HIS 10
49,: natural white. :,0FJ"2 lbs, S9KGiI
clipped wht". :,N 70 lbs 10. A.
REEF Firm
IARh-Quict; western prime. S,9aM?OI
nominal
PORK Steady
III TTFk-Firrn: receipts ii72 Stree
price: Extra creamery. :;2Hm33. Officia
prices Creamery common {" extra. 80
~: held common to "vtr:,. .",Gi:.D,%: stat,
dairy common ~ fancy. "0f,HN: lenovatc,
Comr"n to extra. 1SO2ih: western facto
ry common to firSts. 1Sm23: western imi
tafiCn creamery trSts. 23m2t
EGf;S-S'eadv: receipts 39N1 state p,
and ncIrhv fancy selected white ~: ii,
choice. ."f':&' do. mixed extra a1S,:7
POT Weak; Eor1nuda 1cr Dbl
| :M".Io: do. Maine. per bag 1-0TI 60: ,le
Long Islanl. per Dbl. 1.-nfI11I: Jersey
| state an! western. 2.m1. a: sweets. Tor
| Sev. ner Dbl T. 251,o25: southern 1G1 70
| St'GA!t-Raw. steady: fair refining 3
| 16" ccnrifu~oI 9f tost :; 13-fef. y .
| m"iaSS"s sugar. :? 1-1cf,3-"11:: refined stead,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18

them Augusta stands again Il leader.
She, of all the cities Of our State, has
gone out into the country, over the
hills on which she sits enthroncd. and
carried the macadam highway to the
door of the suburban dwcller; dwelling
the hills and filling the valleys; smooth
ing some of the rough places in the
farmers life and giving greater happi-
ness to many of her good people. She
has taken the lead in successfully bat =
Ting with the forces of Nature and III
time will make the terrorS Of early
spring roads seem only a nightmare
of the past.
But to me. more than all else. the
greatest reason for pride in our city is
found in the honest. enterpriSing and
hospitahle men and women who are
our fellow citizens and in whose nam,
cordially welcome you tonight.
we rejoice in your coming. not a.
Patrons Of Husbandry solely. but We
greet You as fellow citizens and wei
come you AS friends While YOU ar,
with us you give us infinite pleasure
When you leave us we trust that yo,
VIII take with you the most pleasan
memories of Augusta and the hospitaI
1ty of her people.
When Mayor Plaisted had conclude
AND the hearty applause had died ava,
state Master Gardner came ru,,r,
somewhat reluctantly it appeared fro,
among the girls in the white drasse
al "u responded In substance as follows
una myself somewhat at disad
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AUGUSTA WELCOMES PATRONS
(continued on Page onr)

, COMFORT nv Dennis full orchestra
and the excellent rendering 81 NC
successive numbers was heartily APP
plauded.
A. & o'clock the Augusta FESTIVAL
Chorus. 50 strong. filed upon the stage.
fo,loved a moment later by President
1Iichborn of the Board of Trade. Mayor
p,.jsted and state Master Gardner.
each Of whom got a generous greeting
from the crowd. In order TO get d seat
Mr. Gardner had to go across the
stage to where the young ladies OF the
chorus we're grouped. but his bealnin;'
face did not indicate that the situation
disturbel him much. With just a few
chosen words Mr. Hichborn called the
meeting to order and presented Mayor
p,.isted as the one to express Angus
ta.s welcome to the visitors. Mayor
1,,,isted rose to the occasion as he al
WAYS does and his graceful address
Was frequently Intercepted by APP
rlause. He spoke as follows:
Worthy Master;
deem IT a high honor. as vel rs
a great privilege, to extend To YOU. tAe
worthy representative of the great or
de, Of Patrons Of Hushandry Of the
State of Maine and through You u
the hundreds of Patrons Wh" honor
ms with their presence on tins occa-
sion. a most cordial welcome to our
city.
Augustus citizens, one and all. unite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18
Boston Produce Market.

Passion Dec. u.
FiOuR-firn; spring patents. 400
to
CORN--Iowcr: No. : yellow new. 52l
0fa;.
nATS-I'nch,n2,d: No. = clipped white
HAl-Easicr; 30. |. .Nm.l.
MILL I'FED-E'i
SPRING HrAN-'?%. ,-f,.3 e.,
MINED FEI;p-.i02G.
Pof<-'lui"t: medium. 1919.
IAEI-tui't: l0i".
I!IcEFt Firm: whole cattle. S',m?.
I4AMHS-Firm' spring 1lml.: fall 1""l
YEA I.S-Eirm. Hale
El'TTFf-St"adv; northern. 3lN;2.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: YORK state. 1h,l'.
EGGS-Stcady; choice 42M .; western
m:.2
APPIES-F'irm; No. l Eal'!wins. 80
la.
POTATOES Quiet: Green Mountain 4
Gi50
SUGAR Steady on II basis Of i.?0 70
graduated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18
New York Cotton Market.

NV Ufk. DOC. II.
Cotton spot closed steady. MiddlinG mp
lands los: do gulf 1850. Sales 300 bales
Galveston firm. 10iI: Charleston firm
?a,: Memphis quiet. 10 7-1f; New Orleans
firm. 1oI: Mobile steady. 10: Savannah
steady. ~.
Net receipts for three days. ~ 12i
Exports To Great Britain. fN.2l1: t,
Franc. N1t. to tn" continent Il, 10; I,
Japan. 80,
Stock "lf 90,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18
PENOBSCOT.
ETNA.

ur,J bennett and sister Fl"f'h't
x,.r. at West Etnl calling on rc''''N's
Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. John H. Sanh"rn were ~
NJ. Snnborn's childhood home Sa'"'-
,,,x night AMI Sunday. Mr., ana MIS-
c,nbn,n will leave their place juS'
.,,d to Mr.. Hurlock of Arn"st""h' LOT
t,cir home il the West after Chfis'ilas'
rho ". r. c, VIII hold Il QUIT 50
o;.,,J. AT its room in the |. q. .. L. nan
saturday evening.
Florence sylvester was at nome sun
!. = and Monday visiting her r'rch'S'
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sylvester.
Naud Tompson is working at p"h-
lev Sylvrstcrs.
Nrs Mary T.. Locke had quite an Ill
ron one day last week. she Is SOME
better now.
s.nford Brown is cutting cord WOO"
for George Jones.
!, :. estimated that I.lN0WI women are
; ,,..,reS in the British Isles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
READFIElD DEPOT.

X W. Brann. who has been spending;
some time in Boston. returned home Sat :
urday.
Mrs. n. s. Luce left for Sangcrvlllu
Friday and attended the funeral of her
uncle. Charles Moulton. in that place Oh
Saturday.
Mr-. NJ. J. Townsend. who moved to
Yarmouthville in June. returned Saturday
and will reside at the home of her daugt-
ter. Mrs. N. S. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frost moved to
Smithfeld Saturday. where Mr.. Frost is
employed in sawmili
A party consisting Of Lincoln Walton
and other from West Mt. Vernon. who
have been on a hunting trip to Pierce :
pond. near kehncbec Forks. arrived home
Saturday, bringing six fine dec,
The Once Week. Club met with Mrs
y. i. Gordon, Thursday evening. The
subject of the lesson was "Characters-
tics of the Natives and discussion Of the
interesting theme.
4 horse with Il sled attached belonging
to Charles Bean. recently became fright
ened at a passing train near the freight
house. After the train passed the hors.
followed quite distance on the track
When caught he was unhurt. but the sled
was struck by the cars and somewha;
damaged.
There was a good attendance at tho
Sunday school which convened at Mrs
Mary Gordon's. The next meeting will
| he at the home of Miss Eliza beth Hutch
| inson.
MONMOUTH.
Rev. &. c. Woodman. Mr.. and Mrs
j. H. Gilman and Mr.. H. Il. Shore!
were in Portland last week and attend
cd the Gypsy Smith meetings.. Mr.
Woodman gave his people a very in
! teresting account of the meeting
which he attended.
Albert Smith. master Of Monmouth
| Grange. is attending the meeting o
the State Grange in Augusta this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIinckley of Rangeley
are visiting Mrs. Hinckley's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Gilman.
Joseph Tufts and Walter Hayne:
started Monday to work in the loggins
woods.
The Methodist Sunday school will
have a Christmas tree Christmas ev
and the Congregational Sunday schou
Will observe Christmas evening
| Mrs. Thompson. wife of Eldridg
Thompson, died at her home Sunday
after sickness of several months
, Mr.. Thompson moved here from Lew
5 lston about four years ago and pur
4: chased farm of Joseph Given. Mr..
Thompson was an excellent woma
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New York Money Market.

New York. Dec. 7.
Prime mclcantil7 paper sn6ls per cent
;S3, 5na' Ss,-:, for demand. and at 41Sl5n
lis ~ for fO-day bills.
Posted rates 40, "a 80 and 4silaM4S1.
Commercial bills i117smi1S.
Bar silver cas-
Mexican dollars 81
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Money on call strong ut ann per cent.
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S. cco,iE1iG0.
SHORT RIBS, sIDEs-Loose, S.22HaSo'
MESS PORk-1l75.
LARl)-Per 100 lbs, So. o,-
S!iokI CLEAR SIDES-RoNrh. %
Wills Ef BASIS of high Wl1'S' I'-''.

h' TtI' -NI'aHN; CrC;tmt iI'!, -'''"r
iairi"S. .Wi2I.
EEGS-St"hdN; ut market eases lnr''in-
ca. NO: i!rStS. II. prime hrst&. ~ 'N-
;raS. -.
CIIi:f.S r 1a4il
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This Weeks Apple Shipments.

E"st"r. Dec. 17.-Aupl" shipments i"I
the week ending Dee l.. from all ports
aggregated ;M.21S bbls.: same week las
year. 17.S11 bble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18

traced to the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over Work.

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
1t used to be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were to be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18

! and highly respected by those VIZ
knew her. Beside her huspa"o' o"0
da,gi,tcr, Miss Thompson. survives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18

II ;s estimated that !.G0oo1 women are
,,,irc wages in the British Isles
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Joy for the Children

Chairs. Tables. Desks. Sheds.
SlrighS and Robes. What little
boy or girl would not like a cute
little Desk OF Il new Sled" These
are not toys to last but Il few days.
hut good sensible gifts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18

ROYAL Push Button Chair. No i"i
to get out of place. Back can be
adjusted while seated. You push
the button, the chair does the rest.
TIL" Husband or Father would u"
more than pleased with one 81
these, chairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18

our line of beautiful leather chairs
is far better than any ever shown
in the City VII! not buy fine
chair that you will always enjoy?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-18

a concert by Dennis luil orcleE'' .
and the excellent rendering Oh inc
successive numbers was heartis ap-
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PARLOR TABLES
Chatting Dish Cabinets

Woathcrcd and Golden oak.
These are sure to please the
Ladies. BUY one for your wife,
and she will make you some fine
Dreamed Chicken or Lobster ala
ncwbcrG.
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SC.UU 2 tIU.CU
Leather. Flush. Velour. v mo does
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-07-26
ISLE OF MAN I'M REVOLT.
Manx Legislature Threatens to Acs
Independently of the Impe-
rial Government.

Hall Gaines fellow-M anxmen Sc.
cured representative constitution
from the British imperial government
In 1866, and imperial interests have
since been looked after by deemster
and vicar general appointed by the
home office. The house of keys, or
lower branch of the Maux legisla-
Lure, says the New York Times. has
always been opposed to such appoint
ments, and now its radical wing
threatens to deprive the imperial gov
eminent of any hand at all In the adj
ministration of Manx affairs, with the
exception of a nominal WELD Of the
British scepter
A significant note from the British
home Office was recently read in the
house of keys. II requested and re.
quired" the loyalty of Manxmen 20
the constitution of 1866. and added
that the British government could not
consider fc- a moment the question
Of home rule for the Isle of Man, as
such an autonomous situation was a
menace to imperial interests. More.
over, continued agitation would only
lead to one thing--the ahrogation OF
the constitution and complete annexa-
ton.