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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-24

II 10 possible for your
journal want ads. to be
productive Of more results
by wording your ad proper.
Iy.For instance, in renting
rooms tho answers will be
better and more numerous
If you toll tho size, price,
direction, locality, accessi-
bic car lines, ETC., than II
you merely give tho street
address. Tel tho whals
story, and readers will bs
interested. Think before
you write. Word your ad
carefully.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-24
FOR SALE
INTERNATIONAL HARVEST ERl
WALL SODA FOUNTAIN, MIRROR

in back, two gas side lights. three
draughts, ten syrup tanks. counter slab,
tumblcr washer and a good sized tumbier
draincr. with sink combined. Has been
very little used; all in perfect running or
der. Will sell for onc-half the original
cost B. a. Piper State Street, opposit"
Court House. f.3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

CONTROLLING ES-
tablshcd business desires services of en-
crECtic and responsible business man to
manage branch Office. Investment s1.oW
upwards. References regarding ability
required. Salary 500. monthly and conf
missions. Manager. is River St. Chicago.
fo{llfs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-24
FOUND

A CHAIN OF GOLD BEADS, OWNER
can have same by calling at NJ. l.. Wheel
er's jewelly store and paying for this adj
ycrtiscr.,cnt f22d5t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

'oublesome bronchitis. Lung Kro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-24

CUSTOMER WANTED FOR SOLID
oak sideboard and dining table. A bar
gain. Diplock & Cullinan. 14S Water 81:
Augusta. Iioou
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-24

IS n, p. OLDS GASOLINE ENGINE
GOOD as new Call on or write ]. N. Fritz
zell, Norridgewock, Maine. r. +. D: NO:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-24
FOR SALE.

EGGS FOR SITTING FROM FINE
strains Of S. c. w. Leghorns and 8. c.
r. l. Reds. No. 126 Sewell St., Augusta:
Me. fSdzm
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Anchorage for Small Boats.

The rapid growth in the number OF pleas
ure launches and sailing craft owned in this
city during the past year two has great
~ congested the anchorage used by suck
boats from the foot of 18th street to the
railway bridges over the harbor, until there
Is but little space left for visitors 10 drop
anchor The regulations of the har5or for
bid anchoring between white buoys off the
foot of n street on one side. and 9th street
on the other. in order to prevent the small
boats at anchor from interfering with the
steamers going I'm and out OF their docks.
Several times recently large steam yachts.
belonging Ito wealthy men from the north
have visited this port with their owners
aboard, and, seeing the upper part of the
harbor pretty well filed have gone To an
ehor within the forbidden limits and the
harbor officials have been forced, under the
rules, 20 request them TO move. To OBJ
yiate this trouble Lieut.. Sutton, the har)or
master has, 1t is stated determined to Set
apart space in the lower end of the har-
Dor for the use of visiting yachts. and HOW
when a strange pleasure craft comes into
port it is escorted to the new anchorage by
the police boat. The deepest water in the
harbor can be found where the yacht an
chorage has been located.
The new power boat belonging TO Mr..
e. J. Powell of this city, which. after the
hull was built down the river, was equipped
with house. engine and interior fittings
while lying at the Randall line pier at
the foot of Sth street. is now so far com
pleted that her owner has had her out on
trial trips several.
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Scarcity of Sturgeon.

Although the sturgeon taking season on
the Potomac river should be at Its height
about this time less of the big fish are be-
ing caught than ever before. 1t is stated
at the fish wharf that the total receipts OF
sturgeon this spring from the nets in the
Potomac will be less than a dozen. and the
few fish Of the species being received here
come from the vicinity OF Old Point Time
was. and 1t has not been great many
years. when the Potomac was alive with the
big fish each spring. but as they command
ed no price the fishermen disliked to and
them In their nets At many Of the larger
fishing shores they were often caught In
shad nets. Old fishermen say Il WAS by no
means strange to see sturgeon piled upon
the shore like cordwood waiting for farmers
to take them away and grind them up Tor
fertilizer. Such catch OF sturgeon would
mean a small fortune now. As the Ash
have grown scarce the demand for them has
Increased and now the fisherman >who IL
fortunate enough TO net O sturgeon tliinks
he has done good weeks work, for he can
be sure 1t will net him from 80 10 So. AMI
perhaps mora.
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7 VN TEN 7 =
1902 Md sw, Tor. amiS30 90
40 10Th ne, Or. ami.25. 80
1913 Nd sw, Or, ami. p. 80
Tth&D NV. 3d&4 is. 40. %
IL y Sc. Or, ami. IS. 90
T25 eth sw, fiat 9. Is. 80
123 18th sw, fiat 3. Is. 30
100 II sw. Sd Il, E.1S.00
1894 Il sw, Or, ami.
4 mo. SIS. .......3 81. 90
my26-3t FLOYD l..
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WEST SIDE OF 18TH ST HOUSE
RED BRICK FRONT; three stories;
eight rooms; KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR;
MODERN. Price. So, 500. OWNER
VERY ANXIOUS TO SELL, DESIRES
AN OFFER.
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A THREE-sTORY, 1O-RooM BRICK
HOUSE; kitchen on FIRST FLOOR;
TWO BATHS; HEATED BY HOT
WATER in EXCELLENT CONDITION.
The owner MUST SELL QUICK; has
left the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-28

FOR REST-13os 9TH ST. N.w.--yERY DESlRA-
BILE; rooms; mod. imp. and in nice condition;
e4ooo A. I. CoUMBE, i42s n. Y. ave.
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

COTTAGES AND BOARDING. HOUSES BEACH
front, hest locations. 1915 to 81 900. THE RIAL
ESTATE IMPROVEMENT 045APANY. Me- 5
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BLC9MINGDALE; NORTHWEST.
Brick. stories; rooms and recep-
ton hall: concrete cellar; heated by fur
mace. OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL.
Price. only 81 200.
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Ok SALE-
sWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
916 1t, NV.

CENTRAL LOCATION OF NV. SEQ
TON. Brick; 2-story; rooms; cellar
under entire house; lot 19xl0o to alley.
Cost 81 900. WIN sacrifice for IS, $50 90.
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FOR RENT-BY ROBERT O. sHINN.
Phone Main 5153. l4Io q AZ
Apt. In The Calvert. Or. and bath reduced xas IA
24l9 nth ST. NV. 3-sty, l0r. b.. Col Hts "a, ~
my22-6t wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-28

The Yincetta. 337 and
339 Md sw-
W Il / fl rear,5r. b. S22. 80
" q. 2 Il front, 5r. b.27. 30
F. fl 2 Il rear. or, b.lS.50
10th & Va ave sw-
LIST Il \ side, Ar. b. 20. 90
Sd II \ side, A., b. 20. %
Al G sw. TT, imp. 100
DAVIS, 7th and f. s.w.
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FOR RENTED 9TH ST. NV 0 ROOSfS AMI
bath; all modern improvements; back norc,.
rent, $50 30 per month. B. II. Saul, CO. 7rh
and l. SITS. NV. mve,. q, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-22
n1eoltf
CONTRACT FOR CLUB HOUSE
hwarde.d to c. e. Hoxie for $1961-
Work to Commence Next Week.

At u me. ting Of the Augusta Yacht
Cub "Wednesday evening ut the Office
Of Commodore Goddard the bids for
the construction of the proposed club
hruSe at the city landing We're opened.
ard the contract for the building was
awarded to Chu:s r.. EUXiC. Four bids
were submitted and that of Mr.. HoNic
the figures Of which were $l961, was
accepted. The final details will be
settled and the work of construction
will commence the coming week. The
contract calls for the completion of the
building by May -.
A COMMITTEES of construction was APP
pointed consisting of r. J. Noyes,
Thomas ]. Lynch. Joseph Williamson,
&. +. Rayncs and DR.. l.. j. CrOokcr
and the committee will superintcnd the
construction of the building.
The building committee and the
beard Of directors will meet with the
board of aldermen us soon as con-
vtnicnt. for the purpose of deciding
upon the location for the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-22
KILLS CATARRHAL GERMS
Breathe Hyomei a Few TimcS Daily
and be Curcd-Goes Right to the
Spot.

In treating catarrhal troubles. the
first thing necessary is TO kill all ca
tarrhal germs that may be present in
the nose. throat and lungs, thus free
ing the system from the poison that
they produce.
Stomach dosing cannot kill these
germs. \ direct local treatment is
absolutely necessary. and for this
purpose nothing else equals Hyomci.
Brcathed through the neat pocket
inhaler that comes with every outfit,
Hyomei reaches every tissue of nose,
throat and lungs giving immediate
relief, and effecting a permanent cure
in the worst cases of catarrh.
The complete outfit. consisting of
an inhaler. medicine droppcr. and one
bottle of Hyomci. costs only ST. Elk
ira bottles can be obtained for SO
cents. Percy W. Means and Bowditch
Webster & Co. give guarantee
with every Hyomei outfit that the
treatment will cost nothing unless it
cures.
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THE NEXT COTTON CROP.
Indications Point to Large Increase in
the Acreage in Some Sections.

Memphis, Tenn, March 2l.-Opinion her"
is becoming quite strong that there VII
he I! large increase in cotton acreage il
conditions are favorable at planting tune.
Similar opinions are expressed BY cotton
interests i'll other parts of the belt. Fer
tiliZCr sales are very large and there *
an excellent demand for mules and a2ri-
cultural implements. wagons and every
thing in the way of plantation supplies.
Some wholesale produce houses. which
last year sold quantities of seed Irish po-
tatoes to mel chants in Texas. and have
done a good business in that state for
some wears, report that it is almost int
possible to sell any this season. On"
house. which sold fifteen carloads to
Waco. Tex. last season has sold only
three loads there this year. On mquirins
the cause, it learned that cotton is re-
gardcd as much more profitable than po-
tatocs and that every available acre is
being prepared fer the staple.
Cotton factors here admit that crop
preparations are on large seal" and
that. if nothing happens. there will be d
large acreag" pitched. perhaps the largest
on record. There arc some complaints re-
less frequent than for some years at this
season. The failure q! the southern Cot
ton ASSOCia ton To carr out its plans Tor
Ii-ccnt cotton has materially weakened
the influence Of this organization Hnd niu'
cotton men ont al ten are of oIinton that
the resolution adopted ut New Orleans
favolnE a reduction nf acreage it not
worth the paper on which il WAS printed.
''If all signs do not fail, SAYS a pruui-
ncnt cotton man. acreage THIS season
will be The largest On record.
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CHINA'S AWAKENING.
New Phase Shown by Great Athletic
Meet

Canton MHrcl, 2l.-A H"r phla'' 81
China'S awakening WAS shown Il lev dai%
ago in the first great athletic m"ctinI in
this country. Forty-Scvcn schools Or
about $500 students. competed in various
kinds OF races and sports. The great
event took place in the suburbs Of this
place and caused much excitement
A booth on tho ficlI was devoted to the
VS.. Of the hospital coi Us, which was COM
posed OF seventeen young Chinese do tors
all Wcaru, the Req Cross badge Oh their
arms. This corps had not Il little work to
do in rcvivinE boys VIII. were overcome
by The ImHont,d "Ncrti"nS Of III" en-
tests. Tho unusual Itnmhcr "r such c I:,'4
showed cl,;;riy enough TIL" Chinese h'! )
have. not b""n IIS:d to such ii 'l'ut games.
Dil., runners from one SCioOi W''ic Strin
ped to thin si,ItS. short running hr"' c!ici
and ruhb"r-Solcd shoes. and their hard
cncd muscles showed vigorous training.
There were huglcS. - drum c"rpI lnG :.
military banu. The latter announced the
lightning Of each event by playing cltlicr
"Go Tel Aunt Nancy" or other airs
equally lively. 1t was remarked that the
entire scene showed 4. marked contrast to
tho; ng-finCcr-n.Iil"d. lanSuid-d!rcd stu
dents of Il generation ago.
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ICE OPERATIONS.
Crews Running Ice at Old Orchard and
Rich's, "a Inches Thick.

J. III. Baird of this city. timckecpcr
for the American Ice Co.. WAS "A caller
ut the journal Office last evening, and
in speaking of the work which is now
going On above the Gardiner and RAN
delphi bridge, said that from present in
GicatiOnS the houses on that part Of
the river would all be filed.
The houses at the Rich place arc all
filed but one. and four or five days
will find that ready to seal. The work
of filling the Chelsea houses was COM
menced Wednesday afternoon. The
ice on that part of the river is first
class. the field at the Rich and Old
Orchard places being "a inches thick
and as clear as crystal.
Wednesday was a hard day for
EOrses. and six went into the river.
four at Rich's and Two at Old Orchard.
Gas. Peacock. foreman of growing
at Old Orchard. was severely injured
by being kicked in the head by one
of the horses. and had to be carried
to his home in Farmingdalc.
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The following corporations, have filed
their certificates of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
Hydraulic Power Controller Co.. or
ganiZ"d at Portland for the purpose OF
manufacturing ana dealing in power
controlling devices. with $l.000,00o CAPT
ia, stock, Of which SIS is paid in
officers: President, Lcander J. Wing OF
Lexington. Mass; treasurer. William
L. Pearson Of Boston. Mass. Certiii-
cate approved March 20, 1906.
Northwestern Development Co, or
ganiZed at Portland for the purpose OF
carrying or the business of miners
manufacturers, millcIS. planters
farmers. stock owners and breeders
brokers. etc. with 600 capita
stock. of which n0lhing is paid in
Officers: President. Claicn l.. Eaton
of Portland; treasurer. Jas. j. Herman
Of Portland. Certificate approved
March j.? 1906.
Cal1tacillas Gold Mining Co.. Cr-
ganiz2d at Augusta for the purpose of
Conducting. Il mining. uuarryinC and
manufat luring business in the I;cDuh-
lie Of Mexico or elsewhere, with 100.
900 capital stock. Of which nothing is
paid in. DIFFERS: President and
treasurer, /. l.. Fairbanks Of Augusta.
Certificate approved March u. 1906.
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50 MANY PEOPLE SPEAK

IN the highest terms of D-Zerta Quick
Pudding that you should give it a trial.
There are numerous ways of preparing
and serving it. For pudding dessert
odd one quart of milk to contents of ono
nackace bring TO IA boil. cool and serve
with cream and sugar or any good pud
ding sauce. For making pics. preparn
according TO directions on package. add
two tablesroOnfuls of sugar and put in
crust which has been baked. Cover with
rnerngue made with the whites of two
eggs This is enough for two large or
three small pies. For cake filling. prepare
"a above and spread between layers to
the desired thickness. Five choice flaw
ors-Iemon-Tapioca, Vanilla, Orange.
Macaroon, Chocolate and Strawberry. All
Crocnrs, 10 cents. Order today.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

CONCORD Sclcctmen. +. .. Nittnm
G.. \. Robinson. S. G. Ellis: town clerk,
r.. O. Nttum; school committee or super
visor. J. II. Atwood. Money appr"pli-
atcd: Schools. s3f1: highways. $50: sup
port of poor. 500; other purposes. $3.50.
A. Fitzpatrick. L. l.. Drew: town clerk,
Elmer J. Earl; treasurer. +. =. Smart;
constable and collector. Arthur Moody
school committee. Dudley Pratt Amour,
appropriated: Schools. $50: roads. So;
contingent, $500; town debt. $40.
Robert CrGsrrovc; town clerk. Frank 5,
Perkins: school committee. W. c. Pierce.
Draear sc }SsSPh
sl.SW: support Of poor, 500; other pur-
poses. about 5000
UNITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
J. Gctchell. J. c. Grant =. b. Getchcil;
plantation clerk. S. P. Libby; school COM
Money appropriated: Schools. SIS: high
ways. sl2J: other purposes. SO.
DYER RROOk-Sclectrlen T. =. Cook
son. D. ". McI.a1Ighlir. l.. G.. Randall:
town clerk. John l.. Monlt"n: supervisor.
xDo j. . s lrbH MG"%S ~ p spdn, ai
poor. ~: other purposes. soS'.
CARATJ NK-S, I4ctmen. Geo. &. jones'.
D. II. Williams. Earl knecla?d: town
clerk, T.. A. Sterling: school committee.
Chas. y; fcss. Money 90 app,rpriated
poses $3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geo. Quint,
Geo. r. Jones. Frank, Graham: town
clerk, T.. H. Vail, school committee, Hud-
son r Green. Money appropriated :
Schools. $500: highways. 5000: support Of
poor 1900: other purposes. 1900.
MONTICELLO-SeIec Guy G..
Fletcher G. r. LawrE. j. N. N; Foster; tow.
clerk. J.. +. Stackpoie: schcol committee.
Schools slOs6: highways. 5000: support of
poor. $500: other purposes S-l'5.
-Selectmen. f. F.. Pickett,
T.. W. Hastings. f. W. Smith town clerk.
6 $ Donnel; school sa fommi't Mons W. T.
nrunr;ated Free High school, $50: com
mon schools. s11co; highways. $500: sup
port of poor. 500: other purposes, s1o75
MARS HILI-Selectmen. a. d. Nutter.
7 + Collins T. A. Richardson town
clerk 4 b Nutter; ns seao9 ssmm stseo
Frost. Money sgsn n td r SCHOOLS
1916.
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Capt. Ira Lewis Of Five Islands. Of
the steamer Della Collins. WAS in the
city Wednesday on matters of bust
ness and in speaking Of tho coming
Of thc now steamer City Of Augusta.
which will take the place of the Della.
said that he should not command her
and the commander of the new craft
would be Capt. Roscoe l.. Carleton Of
Gardiner. Capt. Lewis has long been
i'll the service Of the Eastern Steam
ship Co. as commander Of the Della
Collins and has many friends who Will
II greet that he is not I" be seen in III"
pilot mouse of the new boYt.
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uch21d3t

To the Honorable Board Of Railroad Com
missioners of the State Of Maine:
Respectfully represents Atlantic Shore
Line Railway, a corporation existing uu
der the laws of the State of Maine: that
since January 3lst, 1905. it has actually
expended in cash in Strengthening its line
improving its grades. water storage and
in permanently improving its railway
system and IN purchasing new and add
tional equipment the sum of ST.. 10 ;
per account filed herewith.
That on said january 5Ist 1905. your
Honorable Beard certified that there had
been expended i'll the construction and i'm
provement Of the consolidated companies
IN to that date the sum of s10i6. -.
and bonds have been issued to 7J95 Of
that amount in accordance with the trust
deed OF said Railway securing the same.
That said Railway desires to issue bonds
to 15oe of the amount expended in con
str,ction and improvements since Janun-
ry q 1902 as provided in said trust decd
WHEREFORE, your petitioner prass
Of the accounts and vouchers, relative to
the construction and Improvement of said
railway and equipment thereof. as will
satisfy YOU as to tho actual cash dis
bUrSrmcntS and cost thereof since said
January alSt. 1906. and thcrcupon file IA
certificate as provided in Scr. =, Of Chap
sanford. Maine. February eth. 1906.
ATLANTIC SHORE LINE HhILWAY.
BY Fred j. Alien. It's Attorney.
On tho foregoing Petition.
ORDERED: That the petitioner cause
10 l": published a trnc copy ~ said peti-
tirIt. and this order of motif" thereon,
three days S'lCC"Syiv.lv in the l'ajIv Zen
nrh"c Journal. = newspaper published at
Augusta. in tn" county of krunnbr, til"
first publication in said paper to he ut
least four DAYS before Monday, the 26tI,
day Of March A. -. 1906. on which d,v
The Board or Railroad Commissioners viii
-" in session at their office in Augusta
Al ten O'Clock in til" forenoon for ia" pilr-
poses indicated in said petition.
j. y. I'EAI<S ch,irrnan
For Tic Board of Railroad Commissioners
Of Maine.
Dated this twentieth day Of March, A.
y. 1906.
A true copy.
Attest: GEO. T.. CIDD!N,;S
Assistant Clerk .
nlar2Idnt
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Page c. Turner of SomervilIe.

Page c. Turner. son of John NJ. and
Hannah A. Turner Of SOmervillc, Nc,
died at $50 Monday night Of pncu-
mOnia. after an illness of ten days.
aged 16 years and s months.
Tho father and mother and four
brothers. Harrison j., Brooks $. John
+. Turner of this city and Chauncy ID
Of Somerville. and three sisters, Mrs
Lila a. Swift and Mrs. Eugene l..
Merrill of this city. and Miss Zclma Is.
Turner Of Somcrville survive.
Funeral services at IL a. NJ. toda )
at the residence
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Capt. George Mel. PrcSSon of Farm
inGton. who was in the city Tuesday
on matters of business, returned home
Wednesday morning.
Mrs G. T.. MarSton is making "a two
w ckS' visit in Boston and New York
Miss Carrie Chase is in BOSTON and
will go to Providence, r. l., before re-
turning to Augusta.
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TUNNEL BEHRING STRAITS.
Russian Railway Board Grants Amcri-
cans Franchise.

St. Petersburg. March 1.-THE Russian
Railway Board, with Privy Councillor
ZieEler Scha ffhausen, presiding has final
ly approved the plan of american capital
lists to build the kounsk- skaNancou-
yer Railway by tunnclinS the Bchrin5
Straits.
The total cost will be 1864, goo. 100 roublcs
The Russian Government makes the
condition that railway construction must
that the material and workmen must be
Russian.
a French syndicatcs project was re-
iectcd. The Gar S sanction is postponed
until Saturday.
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State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas

County, SIS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm of f. J. Cheney
&; Co., doing business in the City of To-
tina: said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A. D. 1856
(Seal) A w: GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monials free.
Sold by all dealers. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
too.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-22

Henry G.. Staples Camp, $. Of v.
will b" the guests of Seth Williams
Post. 6. \. r.. AT the reception 10 bc
given to their department commander
at 6. a. r. hall. Tho Ladies' AuXilia-
RIGS of the G.. A.. X. have prepared
fine supper for the occasion and will
serve II between & and O'Clock. All
members Of Staples Camp are urged
Ia attend in uniform.
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Liquid or tablets. 100 Doses One Dollar.

Second Lieut.. ]. Frank Bilodcau cap
tain-clecD. Co. Nj
First Sergeant Harry l.. Wcbbcr first
licutenant-elecU. Co. NJ.
Sergeant Edward G. Perry (sccond lieu
tcnant-elecO. Co. NJ.
DR.. J. +. Hill. assistant surg. on, WAS
also present and passed the examination.
The board adjourned to meet ut Portland
Thursday.
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WaterviIIe Notes,

Geo. W. Dorr. the cntcrprising drug
gist. has just received a larse stock
of Hyomei the guaranteed cure for ca
tarrh. With every outfit he gives a
signed guarantee TO refund the money
if Hyomei does not benefit. This is
the famous inhalation treatment that
cures catarrh without stomach dosing.
and is the only guaranteed cure for
that disease.