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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
4n1uSementS.

Steamer Jupiter tBr) Garrett Trinidad de Cuba March
and Cenfuegos 7. TO " Munson, with sugar Arrived
al the Bar p
Steamer American DUTCH. Markschlaeger. Antwerp
Bar } a
Steamer Florida Dam. Drum. stettin February Il.
Copenhagen 49, and Shields % Funch, Edye with
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at I a
Steamer Hermne (Aust) Martinolich Venice January
T. Trieste e. katacola 2s syria February 2 Kaamata
Phelps Bros & Co with mdse. Arrived the Bar
Steamer Ultona tBr), Thomson, Trieste February d.
Ftume % and Palermo 81 the Cunard Steamship
pany Limited. with &c cabin and 1854 pas
senGers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at II 80 a
steamer Naldvta Ger. DeVanter. Hayt February
Port de Ia PaiX 2S, Prince 1.
COave 2 Gonaves 3. Santa Marta and H. the
HamburgAmerican Line. with passengers. mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at . D m. 18th
Steamer CoTnal Risk, Mobile March 6, Key West q and
Brunswick 49, to c II Mallory Co. with passengers and
mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 9,33 a
Steamer Lampasas, Johnson Galveston March 10, c
II Mallory q Co. with passengers and mdse. or the
Highlands 1922 p IN.
Steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News Norfolk
TO the Old Dominion Steamship Company with passengers
and mdse. on the Highlands at 1:06 m.
Steamer Chesapeake Delano. Baltimore, TO II Foster
with mdsa. Passed in Quarantine a 10 a m
Steamer Armenian tBr). Roberts Liverpool g.
the White Star Line, with mdse. Arrived a Bar
Gas p m
Steamer Deutschland Ger tank Dalldorf. Rotterdam
March 2 10 Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Arrived the
7:10 D
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GAVE WIFE RAT POISON SANDWICH
Russian Shoemaker Orders Bride to Eat
Woman in Bellevue.

Jacob Nelson. Russian shoemaker, Of No. 1874
Seventh avenue. arrested Yesterday for giving
a rat poison sandwich to his wife.
The couple have been married only two weeks.
but since the wedding have quarrelled almost con-
stantly according to the neighbors.
Policeman Curtin. of the West Goth street station,
heard loud groans while passing the place yester-
day, and entering found Mrs. Nelson writing
the floor. At first she refused to tell what the
trouble was but when taken TO the New-YOrk rsr--
pital she told the policeman that her husband had
spread rat poison roll and commanded her to
eat IL.
The later removed to Bellevue and
the husband held for court.
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NOT SURE IT'S KIDNAPPER's BODY.

Antonio Bozzuffi, the Italian boy. who was kid
mapped some time ago but escaped. failed to iden-
tify the body yesterday Of the found in the
Morris Canal. Newark as that of one of his kid
nappers Nincenzo Bayale also failed TO identify
the body that OF his brother-in-law Giuseppi
Curreri, Of No 81 East Goth street is missing
The police believe that the dead was a
Stellar and member of gang which is respon-
sible tor several recent murders.
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Founding Hospital, No. 175 East eSth street next
ruesdav March 90 from II a. m. until p. M when
the remaining articles Will be disposed OF and those
that were chances will be rafhed on
Justice Garretson. in the Supreme Court in Brook
Ign. yesterday denied the application Of Joseph
Lorey who is suing the Continental Trust Com
pany. of Baltimore TO have a commission take tes-
timony in Baltimore. LoreY, who is an iron
worker is suing for 100000 damages for injury in
elevator.
The Tribune has received from "E. k s. in aid
OF the Red Cross japanese Relief Fund
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SAILED.

Steamers British Empire O3r). Antwerp Gravesend;
Castillian Prince
upols (Br) Banes Nipe Bay Hohenfede Ger
port News: Matanzas, PrOgreso Tamplco: Carolyn
Punta GOrda; FL SUD. Galveston: Lopez Span)
Havana and Vera Cruz; Pal!anza Ger. Philadelphia;
Polycarp CBr), Para and Mauaos: Manoa (Br), st
Thomas St Croix etc; Apache Charleston and Jackson
Newport News; Bristol City (I}r),
Wilmington n. C. and Georgetown 5 G;
Sandy Hook y J. March 16. $50 D m-Wind west,
moderate breeze; clear.
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TO-DAY.

y
Hawaii, Japan, etcKorea via F).-.-To-day 1880
Hawaii Guam. j. etc--U S transport
Thomas via San Francscol Mar 81 1920 m
New-Zeaand. Samoa, etc-Sierfa (via
San Francisco. Mar "A 1890 m
Australia. Fiji Islands. etc-Miowera (via
victorial 600 p m
Tahiti. Marquesas etc-Mariposa via
Francisco II. m
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

18th srset received injuries resulted in nj,
death by opening a door OF his train as IL was an
preaching lSoth street yesterday afternoon His
head struck iron ladder leading 10 a switch
tower. He was taken 10 the J. Hood wright Hos
pit2l
csssr cousreln. the thirteen-yea son Of Do.
nRto conarent Of No. 2E Mulberry street who shot
pitAl last night AA"s-
me Ardsn Hotel at 22ist street and Boston Road
destroyed by ire ea-Sy yesterday norn,n-
Ihe damage WA 300. OF which 1900 is covered by
Owing 70 ths severe storm Tnursday MANY az
me Hlenfs OF tbs New-York Founding Hospital
were CrAhie 70 attend che bazaar which was he'd
~ Oe-aenscoe .or the benefit O. that institl,tton
.so@See ass.tY TIE women in charge OF the bsxasr
I've oocaoed 70 hold bupSlenentary sale ~ yhs
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, ETC

TIINUI VohI4o NVIt oIAIAVNEdNI, bAC'
- Government Printing Office Washington, D. C..
March 1905 Sealed proposals VIII be received this
office until 2 o CLOCK p m, FRIDAY. APRIL % 1900
electric supplies lumber for the OF the
Government Printing Once during the fiscal ending
June 80 1907. The right reject any all bids and
waive defects Is reserved Detailed schedules OF the
stationery. fuel Ice, et1 required. accompanied ty
proposals. and giving which
comply be obtained
ONCE. CHAs. A. STILLiNGS. Public Printer
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pROPOsALs FOR CLOTHING Am pr,

GOODS Department OF the Interior Oe-o. =. -
Affairs Washington, ID. g. March 1905 tsHca
pOeaIs plainly marked the outside - - LEI
Proposal for Clothing. and addressed - - says
siORer OF Indian Affairs. Washington d ~
ceived al the Indian once until O'Clock =, ~ -
days April ; 1906 for furnishing the indian os laul
clothing and piece goods. Bids must - 5.es rss
Government blanks Schedules giving an as~s on, .
formation bidders viii be furnished an s-7sary
the Indian Of1ce Washington. D. G. the coa 4
Warehouses at New York City. Chicago m :, ,ncs
Mo and Omaha. Seb. The Department - Lollal
right to reject any and al bids. any part 81 az
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nENERAI DEPOT. o. NJ DEPT

GENERAL DEPOT, o. NJ. DEPT JEFFER-
SONVII1LE IND, February 10. I906.-Sealed uro-
posas in duplicate for the sale Of Condemned Stores
consisting OF Miscellaneous Parts Tools Paulins cast
&c. will be received this office
a. m. March 81. 1906 All information furnished on au-
plication The right is reserved
all proposals thereof Proposals
addressed to the undersigned. J. NJ. MARSHALL. s.
sistant Quartermaster General. L. ). Army
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pROPOsALs FOR MATERIAL. ETC.-GOy.

l. Printing Office Washington. D. G.. March
1906. Sealed proposals Will be this Office
until 10 O'Clock SATURDAY. APRIL q. 1906.
furnishing material. Of Government
Printing Office during the fiscal ending 30.
1907 The right reject and all bids and waive
defects reserved Detailed schedules material.
ETC. required accompanied by blank proposals. Civ
ing regulations with which bidders
be obtained by addressing ONCE. CHAS A. Still
IIINCfS. Printer.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, March 16, 1905.

ANKINED.
Steamer Pallanza Ger SCharmberR Hamburg Feb
ruRTy "a, Hamburg American Line. with steer
passengers and mdse a Bar at 1 a N,
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OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIssARY. u. s.

~ Army 80 whitehall New York city ". Y.
March 19O6-Sealed proposals for furnishing
verng subsistence in this city
APRIL 1906 Office until II o'clock
A March 90 1906. opened. Information
furnished application. Envelopes containing bids
should be marked Proposals for Subsistence stores
opened March 90 1906 addressed LLeut.-Coone D. L.
BRAINARD. d. C. c.. U. S. A.
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s. Departures :

Agriculture. ONCE Of the Secretary vas5t-.. =
@. March 8. 19O6-Sealsd proposals viii D - d
the Office OF the DisbUrsing Clerk until 2 n -
April 20. 1908. for furnishing supplies d1rinr ~
year ending June 3d. 1907 as follows: Stationery ~
tory; lumber and packing boxes: ana fcs ,,aoere
plumbers; furniture and map frames: foraE..
broons. brushes. etc hOEerpOts. -
washing towels. and waste paper electrical
flags: Instruments towers and lanterns printing
lithographing material Full information 49, u
application 70 the Dsbursing Clerk. BIDS u1tsr - ~
and addressed 70 the Secretary o. Agriculture a, s4
with instructions given on schedules " a'c'rs@
JAMES WII1sON z.--..
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Public Notices.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REoUIgEI
ment. notice Is hereby given that an sc- -.
BIZ. Printed No 90. Int No. J29 has ben 5ssss5
both branches OF the Legislature, entitled s71 ~
AN ACT
To amend the Greater New York charter r.iativ. =, 49,
siOns Of streets -
Further notice IS hereby given that Publis F.
upon such bill will held the MAYORS o.. = ~
City Hall IN The City OF New York Tuez4av
20. 1906, a. 1880 O'Clock A NJ ~11'-
Dated City Hall. New York. March IA 1904
GEORGE p. MCCLELLAN No.
This will be the FIRST bill heard on that dsy @'0
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pRoPOsALs FOR sTATIONERY ~ ~.

ceIansous sup2li War Dept. Washinz.o, - - =
March l. 1906. Sealed proposals. in dupIiczr. r :,
csived here until 2 p m, APRIL % 1904 m. ~
opened for furnishing stationery and n1isc.s,soe ~
plies (brooms brushes. soaps. towels etc ~ ~. -
bureaus and Offices during year ending J5ns 81 -
Information furnished application Prooossf, -
envelopes lndorse1 Proposals for srsens-.1s;
Proposals for Miscellaneous SupDlies rssrs~sl. nj
addressed NJ r. THORP. chief OF SUPPLY 81 W. ssi
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. -sT,-
sEArgn

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. -sElr-
proposals suitably endorsed envelope - !, -
20 Heating System. Main Building
haitian State Hospital. Wards Island y y VII Mr.
ceved up 70 O'Clock r. NJ. "wednesday 80. - -
OF April 1906 by The state Commission IN L1rssv ~
Capitol, Albany ~. T., when bids will De - q.
read publicly Drawings and specifications roag I'd
suited and blank OF proposal obtained AZ ~
State Hospital Wards Island, ~. z Nv s-@-aasar
G.. L. Helms State Architect. IN the Capitol ~ Aiea
NJ Y, Contracts will be awarded % N IoUe.s -oaaIl
BILE and reliable bidders unless the bids exceed
OF funds available therefor IN which he
ject all bids Is reserved T. e Msfs11ss5o -
Dated Albany March 81 1905 % LAanas1
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $40 Sunset Cos Moon rises 90 Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
A M--Ssndy 12:41 1884 Hell Cato 2.47
+ MSandy Hook 1:l6 Gov Island LIS He'll Gate ais
The steamers Bordeaux and Wemar were reported By
wireless yesterday Both will dock to-day about
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REoUIRy

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REoUIRE'
ment. notice is hereby given that an &C. ASs.-s,.
Bill Printed No 32s Int 135 has been pass.d bv 80.
branches OF the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
Greater New York charter
Municipal court o. the city OF New YORK.
Further notice is hereby given that PuhMc E..r--
upon such bill will be held at the Mayors ones h -
CITY Hall In The CITY OF New York Tuesday V,~si
20 1906. at 1890 oclock A. NJ
Dated City Hall. New York March Il 1904.
GEORGE 3. MCCLELLAN. Ns.--
This will be he second bill heard on that day
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EEVEMH PLACE THEATRE. To-day 10 A NJ
EHEfEN0 M MARIA STUART" 1FIaIf prices
TO-DAf' Matinee and Evening. "LUTTI"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
LETTER TO JOURNAL READERS
Pehcy w. Means and Bow.ditch Web
ster & Co., Guarantee Hyomei to
Cure Catarrh or it Costs Nothing.

Editor Of the Journal
In view of the prevalence of catar-
rhal troubles at this season of the year,
we want TO tell your readers that we
have never sold anything that gave
more satisfaction than Hyomei, when
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sufferer. as it has to many of our GUS
TONER'S the virtue of this preparation.
The complete Hyomei outfit consists
of a pocket inhaler. a medicine dropper.
and q bottle of Hyomei, and the price
is only 81. while additional bottles can
be obtained for 80 cents.
We positively guarantee a cure when
Hyomei is used in accordance with
directions. or we will refund your mon-
ey. This certainly shows our faith
and belief in the virtues of Hyomei.
Yours very truly,
Percy w. Means and Bowditch Web
ster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Entertainment at Methodist Church.

The entertainment at the Methodist
church last evening was an immense
success. Mrs. Gushing rendered two Sc
lectipns that showed her careful train
ing and brought out the power and
range of the new organ in a way to
surprise and delight
Mrs. Atkins sang in the manner that
is SO we'll known and has never had a
more satisfied audience.
The feature of the evening, however.
was the reading of Miss StarkS. She
was down for two appearances with
two selections each time, but the au-
dicnce could not De satisfied with that
and she was recalled till she could only
refuse 20 read longer. The sale in the
ves.ry was well attended and taken all
together the Susannah Wesley Socie-
ty is to be congratulated upon having
furnished one of the best entartain-
ments and sales held yet.
Tonight the sale of candies, ice cream
ana cake, fruice, fancy articles, etc.
will continue and Miss Starks will
read. No admission will be charged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The revised charter and ordinances
Of the city of Augusta have been re-
ceiyed from the binder and are now
ready for distribution. The publica-
tion makes a book of 24O pages. and
contains in addition to the general
matter contained in the old book be-
fore the revision was made, much new
and important matter, including the
Augusta Water District, with des-
,r;ntiyo note by the street engineer.
tho act of incorporation, also that au-
thorizing the taking of water from
carleton pond, reducing compensation
of trustees, preventing the pollution
~ carleton pond. and that authorizing
.he nurchase or lease of the Devine
xUotar Co. the contract with the Au-
r,,.ta City Building Co, the lease
go, the city to the Augusta City
building Co., and from the company to
the city, and the Devine Water Co. act
us ION, Other valuable matter is a
,nrnicipal calendar of events occurring
nv nnecified days or months. and one Of
,nic;nal ". events occurring periodical
tahle showing method of election
~ O., officers. another showing meth
:" Or Of granting permits and licenses.
ou o,so \ general index of 20 pages.
lr,au III al, in all it Is a very valuable
and handy pnp'ica'o''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The announcement is made by the
management of the Augusta, Winthrop
& Gardiner Railway, that when the
spring schedule goes into effect. June
A. the early morning car from Win
throp which now leaves at $50 will
leave at 6 o'clock, arriving in Augusta
at : o'clock. which will prove more
convenient for people from that town
and along the line who have employ
ment in Augusta, and also for the peo-
pie who spend their summers at the
lake, and who desire to come in town
in the early morning. And the new ar
rangement will also do away with the
running Of a special car ont on that
line. 1t is also announced that new
car has been purchased, of the type of
the CobbOsseecontee and MaranacOok
and that it's arrival is expected daily.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
MUNICIPAL COURT.
James brown Held for April Term Of
Court-Ihomas White Gets 60 Days.

Inc April business at the municipal
court opened up Monday morning with
TWO cases. both of which resulted in q
commitment of the prisoner TO the
county Jail.
The first case called was that of
Thomas White, boy of IS wears. who
was in for drunkenness. Thomas was
possessed Of an air that was hardly
becoming IN a court room, and which
did not tend to aid his case to any
dppreclaDle degree. Before the court
passed upon him on the charge on
which he had been arrested, another
charge was preferred against him.
that of malicious mischief, inasmuch
as the officers had received informa-
ton, supported by evidence, that the
young man had on Monday evening
March 70, kicked in q window Of the
court room. ana broken some windows
in J. A. FolsOm'S store and James
Druery's blacksmith snop. on this in
formation the court imposed Il sentence
OF 80 days for drunkenness and told
the prisoner that the other charge
would also be brought against him.
You might as well give it to me all al
once, he replied, and he was accom-
mOdated with another 30 days.
The second case was that Of James
Brown. who was arrested Saturday af-
ternoon for entering the house of Alex
ander Dyer and stealing clothing, a
gold watch chain, raZOrS, shoes and
various other articles 1t did not take
long TO dispose of Browns case, as
he entered a plea of guilty. and was
held in the sum of $500 for the April
term of the superior court. Not being
able to furnish the necessary sureties.
he was committed.
All Of the stolen property was re-
covered. Marshal Donovan was very
fortunate in securing his man in this
case. as Brown is bad one. He ad
mitted to the marshal that he had done
two years at ThOmaSton. and it was
later recalled that he was sent down
from this city a few years ago. for the
larceny of Il gold watch from Asa
Townsend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

1t is probable that the Cooper trial
which is now in progress at the county
court house will go on record as the
longest murder trial in the history of
Kennebec county. What was the
shortest trial of the kind has not been
ascertained, but on looking over the
files Of the Journal it was found that
the Superior court for the county has
done some expeditions work in that
line. and at the December term in 1884
disposed of no less than three murder
cases in one week, they being as fol-
lows: On Dec. 16 Charles Morgan Wal
lace of Togus was arraigned for the
murder OF Thomas F. Malloy. also Of
Togus. Oct. . of that year. and on Dec.
IS was convicted Of murder in the sec
ond degree. Following the Wallace
trial. John S. Baker of Albion was ar
raigned Dec. 1g, for the murder of Mrs.
Newell Tuck of Albion. April 3, 1884.
and on Dec. u was convicted of mur-
der in the second degree. The last
trial of the three was that of Harry
Burns. for the murder of Officer Rufus
r. LishneSs of the Augusta police
force. at Fort Western. Nov. H. 1894.
The trial commenced Dee. % and
Rurns was convicted of manslaughter
on the following day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Waterville Notes.

Geo. w. Dorr, the enterprising drug
eist, has just received a large 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.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
List Of Unclaimed Letters at the Post
Office

WOMEN-Danforth, Miss Hattie A:
Drew, Mrs. NJ; Hazeltine. Mrs. S. B.;
Grant, Miss J. E.; Murry, Miss Jen-
ME; Merrill, Miss f. G.; Ogden. Mrs.
Katherine; Reynold, Mrs. Cora; Farr
Miss Eta; Trask, Mrs. Nellie.
MEN-Bartlett. Mr.. Emery; Dearing,
Mr. Johnnie: Cooke, Mr.. George:
Drew, NJ. s.; Ferris, A.; Gilbert, Mr..
Ed; Griffin, Mr.. b. NJ; Holmes, Mr.. j.
H.; Hamlin. Mr.. C. NJ; King, Mr..
John; KnowltOn, Mr.. Albert f.; Mar
tis. Mr.. Jan; Manley, Charley O.;
Perry, y. NJ: Robinson. Mr.. ii. H.;
Smith. Mr.. Frank L.; Wymans. Capt.
& Mrs. Edward.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
The following are among the recent

The following are among the recent
marriages which have been recorded
at the Office Of the city clerk: At Jeffer-
son. March 25, by II. A. Clark, justice
of the peace. John E. Mclaughlin and
Alice May Hutchinson, both of Au-
gusta. At Augusta, March "a. by
Rev. B. p. Hope, Bert William Dudley
of Brownville, and Eleanor Gertrude
Hughes of Henderson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The board of city assessors COM
menced Monday morning, their annual
tour of the city for the purpose Of as
certaining the value of the real estate
and personal property contained within
the city limits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

II not convenient to obtain Hyomei Of
Bowditch & Webster, Percy w. Means or
some other druggist it will be forwarded
from the laboratory by mail on receipt OF
price.
Ithaca, N, Y,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Roger North and sister, Miss, Caro-
line, will occupy the house on State
street, south of the Augusta House,
which has recently been vacated by
Walter Ayers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Mrs. j. Manchester Haynes will re-
ceive the money contributed to the
Japan famine fund by the women's or
ganizations in the churches. The re-
ceipt will be acknowledged in the Jour
nal. The final amount will be added
to the sum already raised by the Uni
tartan society and placed in the proper
hands to transmit to Japan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

{. +. Stewart has returned from the
kennebagO region where he passed the
winter, having arrived in Augusta
saturday. During the winter he was
in the lumber camps. and had clia--cca
of the operations for the StetsOns of
Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

II. p. Lowell. the jeweler, left the
city Monday, for Boston and New
York, where he will be for a few days
locking through the markets and Sc
iecting special novelties. as well as reg
u!ar goods for the Easter and spring
trade.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Deputy Sheriff l.. A. Bartlett of Bel
grade, who is one of the well-known
breeders of trOtting stock in Kennebec
county, was in town Monday on mat
ters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The whist party to be given by the
Ladies Aid and the Murray Club of the
Cniversaist church for the benefit Of
the japanese relief fund, will be held
at odd Fellows hall Thursday after
noon, commencing at 2 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The annual parish supper of the Uni
versahst Society will be held at the
vestry on Winthrop street Monday
evening, April 9. and it is expected that
there will be a large attendance. The
report of the trustees for the past year
will also be presented
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Take particular notice of Sherburne
& Dailey's new ad, for names OF last
weeks prize winners, name of puzzle.
and announcement for this weeks in
teresting puzzle. TO be seen in their
north window.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Walter Ayers has completed the r.
moval of his household goods to Port
land, where he will for the future make
his home. and Mrs. Ayers will join him
in that city Wednesday. They will
live on Exchange street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

Ladies are anticipating an exception
ally fine showing of spring styles in
millinery, at Whitman & Adams Cos
opening tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The Woman's Board will meet this
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. j. r.
Townsend Oak street.