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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Gntfatbfer Sbtriftff.

S4on felt lGngerer 3eit betpegte fid
in ben bOdfen areiIen Der 2onopner
9eienf9aft elm biesefeiertes Meoium.
ods nit Der 9eiitertpelt gang Defenders
lebbaften @erfebr gu u~nterbalten be-
bauptete. Grabbed, 10 beibt bas Mez
oinm, bielt semeinfam nit feiner Srau
iptritiftifhe Sibunsen ab, az 6enen
.aber muir 2eute, Die elm gintrittsoeIS
bon $3.50 be5ablten, 3utritt batten.
Gin Oberleutnant Hamens Mabz
benz. Der mebreren Sibungen BEIGE
pobnt bate, gtpan1 bic l1~ebmaeuauno.
Dob IS fi9 Bel ben 9eiftererf9einun@
gen um S9pinbel banole. 8ei Der
lebten Sibung riidte elm @eiit Dem
Sberftleutnant gu nabe auf Den Qeib.
Der Oberitleltnant srtff feft au, leu6=
tete nit elmer eleftrifhen Saf6enz
laterne Dem 9eift in's @efi6t unb err
fannie Grabbed. Momirdl Moore; Der
fi4 ebenfans in Der @eieuf4aft be-
fano. elite raid aur Sbiire, perfdIos
fie uno fprste fir 2idt. Ser sans emit
geiferte. aber troboem seiiter6lei6e
Grabbed ertIdrte fid mad einioem
Wtoertreben bereit, ben Mnpeien6en
ods GintrittsseIb auriidsuseben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

len poIttiisrn elm 3wanasmittel aus
Der 5anb ssnommsri tuerosn. tuel9es
nur 30 2orruption in ben @emeinneisn
fibrsn muB.
Die 3eit gum Sammeln ,um sinsrt
organiRrten Wittelpuntt unb bas if,
Der Staatspsrbanb beuti9sr gereins TIT
gefommen. @erft cure 2etbar9ie ab
Oeutid. ameritansr, bamit gurel gr'
ben oas f6fili1e @emsineut bic politi'
i9e unabbdngistsit ni9t berloren gebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
In Der Eefausaab, Il, ieinerl 70

in Der Eeitansgabs 40 ieineil 70
@eburtstassIf9rsibt oas v@incinnatier
0oltsblatt": .eisb3is Sabre inb cine
Ianse 3sit. Dos tommt srft gum Be-
muBtisin, tpenri mon bic grsisniHs ba-
gegsi bdlt. Mls bas ,Bolfsblatt" &C.
grtinbet purbs, tpar bic Station erft So
Sabre alt. tuarsrl erf 81 Sabre felt
Dafbinqton's Sobe berf1oHen, 10 bab
untsr ben 9siern Der eraen Sa6rsdn9s
unfsrss Blaites ni9t @enise geweien
iein m6ssn, bic ben Batter bss Batter
Ianoes periOnlia sstannt babsn. Sic
tuarerl ale 3eitssnofen t:s bereits In
bie 86tter. uno 0eloeniage bes amsri=
tanii9sn Bottles tibersssangensn prdf.
benton Sadion." Dab hie bsutf9sn
Bhrger gineinnatis ben @eoenttag In
sntbuRafii9er Jeffimmung fsisrten,
III islbfbsrfdnbli4, unb ben bislsr
@lafmtnf9en mei9e Col. Wartbreii
Der bas Blatt NIT energii9er 6anb ourd
al bic alippen fibrte, bic f9 ben
bsutiden 3eitungen I'm 2anoe sntge.
ssnfslsn, fisen mir ben unisren bet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

CanIidbe 0erdsoernnaen tn oer Hefoems ses
SopiteS uuo ibr Sued.

Sapftes uno ibr Sued.
2dut etnem 9eri9te aus Gom fouen
Die &eformen, Die papit pius X. in's
Wert ieBt, um cine nerie bermebrt pers
Den. Siesmal banbelt Is iiG um Oas
e6rpIrbige @ebGuoe 6es @atifans
ielbft, in Dem 9robe bauIi9e @erdnoe=
rlngen beboriteben. gs fonen sic
sablreiGen @emd4er 0es erIten Stod.
fperfes, Die Die 8eamten oes @atifdna
beppbnten, in cine Heibe gIdn5enoer
GmpfangSrdume u~msetpanoelt pers
ben. Sir Die 8eamten, Die beute in
ibersrober 3abl 6en @atifan bep0l>
fern, iouen anbere Wobnrdume auber>
6alb oes paiaftes sef9affen merosn.
Oaber labt Pius X. jsbt auf benz Sc,
biete bes @atitans 5pei neue SGuIer
erballen. Wenn Oieie SGuier be3ogen
ifno, miro Der 8utifan ielbit Der trpb
ieiner adblrei9en GGume ieBt iiberfiili
1T, fir Den papft uno feline perIDnli6e
Oieneri9aft gu elmer tpeitaus bequez
meren &eiiOenS tperoen.
Die Dt3tigfte uber Der u~mpGlsune
gen, Die i'm @atitan beppriteben, 1T Die
ueberfiibrung Der @smGloez@ anerie in
Die @emd4er Der 6oreria. Gs bate
ii9 lGngit berarsgeitelt, Sab sic berz
porrdgenOite ten 9emdlbe Der patitaniz
i9en @ammlung in Sen Srei GGlen, in
oenen lie bisber ausgeiteut tparen, midi
gut untergebrd9t tparen. Sie &afe
fael'f@e nSransfiguration" fonnie
INNER mir bon 80 8eiu9ern gu gleis
der 3eit beTi9tigt perben, 90 man
fiir9tste, Der 8oben piiroe einmaI
nd9ee5en. uno Die 8efu9er pIroan in
Den &onfItortalIaal, Der odruntsr lag,
bina6ftiir5en. 9apit pius X. bat an
georbnet, bab Die neuen Gdume Ser
fSoreria, He fir bic Nufnabme Ser &C.
mdlOe= @alerie beftimmt iinb, NIT
5ei3> un0 Observation-Disclosures
na9 neueitem Spitem perfeben perOen
folen. Sci Der @ertbeilung Ser SEN
fer unb Der elettrif9en 8eleu6tung
fOq Die glnitigite Wirtuhg fir Die Bill
Ser mubssbenO fein. Die 8unfi9Gbe
Oes 8atitans iino bier bel ii9erer aufs
gebo6en, oa Die 8uraden Der S9pei=
serz9drbe gang in Der NG6e iinb, unb
audi Die S~euersgefubr 1T ni9t 10 grob,
Ou Die Mduern iebr bid iin6. Die
Ir9ipe unb Die Sibliotbsf bes @ati>
fans itpbsn Oi9t an bic 9emdloes 9als
Ierte, 10 SAB Die 8eiu9er nunmebr ane
Otnge bon SnterefIe %beiiammen haben
unb fid Sen Sang in oas brittle &C.
f6pb eripdren f0Iner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

Ser 8anferott elmer Der gr6Bten
3uderriiben . 6abrifauten III be3si4.
neno. gs fnb iebt nabe 20 Sabre Der,
baB man nit Der 6erfteQurs bon3uder
aus Riben begOnnen bat. I'm Ct.
numbering bat ss f9erIid ni&t sefsbIt.
Sn Der erten 3eit berpi0igte Der Bunb
prdmten unb bic bstrefenoen Gtaaten,
no 3uderriben 9ebaut meroen, tbaterl
oas NamliGe. Gpdter tuurben bic
obnebin tburmbobsn 36ae gum S9ube
Der 3uder, Snbutrie nod Meter erb6bt.
8roboem III bieie Snbufrie In unfsrsm
2anoe niemaIs reat geo!eben. I'm unb
FIR Rn finb bic 2limcs unb Booenper.
bdltnif. benz Buu bon 3udsrrhben
ni3t 9tnffig. Sooan1 if bic 2ultur
fur an,sritanii&e Garmsr au miibiam
unb aud gu toffipielig. Wenn cine
einsige unbefrieoigenoe grnte 3uai
ganteros. Der 6abriten fibrt. 10 it es
ofsnbar cine uneers9te Belafung bes
Bottles, ibm 6teueril su @unffen elmer
Snbuffrts auf3usrlsgsn, bie bod ni&t
gebeiben min. Den Durtbeil baben
bios ote WiQiondre bes 3uder.8 rufts.
gs tpdre baber am plabe, bic 3uder.
30ae, iowsit He i9ub30Qnerii&en gba.
ratters finb. auf3ubeben ober 81 Resi.
pro3ttdts3uedel ~ bertuenben. Yeutf4.
lamb .. 9. mtrbe uns aerie Qon3effo.
mel, MAIDEN, tue1i tutr isinsn 3uder ~
ermdbietet 36lIen beretnlieben. (gine.
J B~olfsblatt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Die nG6He Sibuna bes

Die nd9fte SiBuns bes
acknowledgements pirD i'm SABRE
1911 in @uftralien ftattfinben.
SIM MtIanttf4en Ssean
betrdgt bic observation-disclosures
apif9en gbbe unb 5lut6 % Sub.
Das &c 10 / d t zines Waheritoffs
atomes pirb auf 0.000,0 100000
900, 900, 900, DOL 9ramm bere4net.
Sie preubif9en 9ua'
rem <Hegimenter tparen urs
fpriingli6 in 8atainpne einaetbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Sie .9inaIsn 8abp Topb", iuelh,

Sie v9insIsp 8abp Gopb". pel9e
unferen feimsnben Snouffrien auf bic
Beine 3u belfen bsftimmt mar. bat f4
OILS 3u GROCER Jetterseuser erpieisn,
mie Der Sal beg 3udertruf, Der Ssl-
truft uno anbers msbr beweifsn. I'm
su pe~rbinbern, baB bic @rrporationen
am eiaenen Gstl srffidsn. iOlte man
f4 ni4t on bic @eri9te wenben, fon'
bern einfa9 ben vSinelep gabp GoOo"
pulgo S9ub3ou abfensn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

Scr YpliseifhuB ben Die Snr8er'
idaft bel 4nmeienbsit bss Circus cts
fubr, mar %unsew6bnli9 gut. gs tpuros
fein Saf9enoiebfabl ooer &aubanfal
beri&tet. Den profeiiOnelen Sang
fineern, pel9s asw6bnli4 In S&aaren
nit ieoem Circus rsiien, ba t6nsn oas
8eordnqe bel ben g%orffeluneen bic
bette @slsgsnbsit bistst, i5r 6anowsrt
su iiben, mu1bs 10 i9arf auf Die Singer
aepabt, oaB He R9 nidt gu mullen
tpaqten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Ta6 Der ~mt5abI

Na9 Der mt 3 a I'll
fsinsr Seitungen fteht in europa
Seutf9lanb IN Der Spise; es bat
beren iiber $500, tponon 300 tGeli9
erfaeinen. gnsGunb nimmt nit cts
mas iiber 1000 bic apeite Stele elm;
hisrbor finb aber auiammen 800 Sas
sesbldtter. Si9t binter Gnglanb
fplst Tranfrei9 nit $500 3eitungen,
bon benen Der pierte She'll tdsliG,
pber stpets Bis breimal fpD9entli9
erfheint. Stalten bat 400, unb
tpeiter folsen barn Oeiterrei9, Spas
MEN, Rublanb, Srie4enlanb unb bic
@dpeis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

Sak aud BITE gsrsinisten Staaterl
bic WarinssebsimntRe anoerer Nd@te
bon Yerrdtbern ertaufen, iOlte unisrs
beuti9en 3olssen bob ni&t 10 tn Sars
Mild bringsn, bas brinet bic Wslt'
ma9tsfeaung nun nal 10 nit I'D.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
stpd ais libr unS aaIenber.

Sn 8proerinoien benuBt man ei1en
eigenartigen Stod buau, UNI fi4 iiber
Cages unb Sabresaeit gu orientiren.
Gin a9tediger. "a 3on LANCER, aus
Dem 9ols zines gang beitimmten 8aur
mes angefertigter Stod trGst feds 3oa
bon feinsm oberen @nbe elm re9tpinfz
Zig our4 Die 2dngsa4fe sehenoes
gobrlo9. 0ur6 oiefes miro elm Stift
BON beftimmter 2dnse seftedt, Der am
gnbe bes Stodes nit elmer S6nur be-
feftigt 1T. Stent man mi Den Stod
ientre9t unO 10, baB Ser Stiff gegen
Die Sonne geri9tet tit, 10 miro je na3
Dem Stano Der Sonne Elm fiir5erer
ooer ldngerer @9attenitreifen auf Den
Stab faleri. Sir ieben Monat fino
nun na9 Ser grfabrung bere6nete
Martsn anss6ra9t uno nit 8eriidf4s
tigu11 oieier Marfen fam man oann
sSabrs25eit unb Stunoen ablefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Bon Hep 9ort triTt bic 8otihaft


Elm, baB Der bstannte 48sr 2arl
S9ur3 i9wsr srtrantt it unb uno man
iein abIebsn finbIi9 bsftr9tet. Der
greiie 6rsibsitstdmpfsr uno sr6bte Der
Dsutf9.Nmsrifaner, Der @efdi&te auf
3mei 9ontinsnten ma4te, 1T nun rs
Sabre alt, aber feline 2ernnatur uno
feline bemsrtenswsrt6e @eifesfriide
bisltsn ibn NOD Biz Dor aur3em i'm
Rittslpuntt bss 6fentli9en SntereHe.
5oHsn mir, baB Der srsiie 5tbrer. Der
In Der amsrifanii1sn politit ben beut.
f4en 1amen su 70 boben gbren
bra9ts, f9 tpisosr srbolt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

SaB uniere S~taatsoemofraten 10
psrnhnftig getuorben limb, teine tnne'
rem Rsibunssrl 3u gefiatten, TT erfrsus
LID.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11

Der 81 utpm0 b 10 q @ n
lift Bic Jingle Gri9einuns i'm f5trde
benbilne 8erlins. Die pchienbe Gass
oebnllng Grob=9erlins bat es nit fo9
gebraat, bab Die ulte rMObelfrbre,"
NIT sriinem @lanatu9 bebansen uno
BON 5pei maseren &leppern ge5osen,
ni9t mebr ben erbObten 4nipriiden ge<
niist. Defenders BEL ben groben Gnts
fernuneen nod BEN peiter selegenen
8ororten binaus seigte fi6 Der non ben
Bferoen ge5ogene MDbeltpagen als I'M
praftif9 uno peraltet. Cine srobs
Gpeoitionsfirma bat fi9 ben bort kes
lffebenoen Mangel 5unuBe sema4t unc
sine Mnsabl BON Acknowledgment eine
aeftelt. Srob ibrer @r0be ieben Die
Wasen ni@t ungei4idt unb unfOrmis
aus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
NO APOLOGIES.
Those Killed Were Poachers and With
in Three mile Limit.

Washington, Aug. S.-Acting Secre-
tAry of State Bacon has sent to Am
bassador Wright at Toxic the sub
stance of the dispatch received by the
department of commerce and labor
from Solicitor Sims at Sitka. Alaska,
regarding the killing of Japanese fish
erpnen on st. Paul island. Mr.. Bacon
states that the dispatch is forwarded
for the purpose of giving information
such as this government has of re-
rrettable incident, news of which may
reach Japan in distorted form. There
Is no intention of offering an apology
or anv further regret than is contained
,r this dispatch, as the state depart
,nent regards the Japanese fishermen
80 poachcrs If they were within the
camille limit and the dispatch from Mr.
Sims emphasizes this fact. 1t is stated
that the American fisherman IN New
secondhand waters. il within the emile
limit. would be subject to arrest by
british authorities and would nave ne
radress. as they would be poachers' the
same as the.Tapanese, VINO were h'iie'
ON st. Paul island. .o,o,
Theecovernment of the United state
will take no further interest Ill ll'
,,after Of the killing of the Japahes'
noachers, save that the II prisoners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
WILL EXTEND REGRETS
But Assert That Killing of Poachcrs
Was Within the Law.

Washington. Aug. S.-AlthnuGh TAX
ing thc position that thu killing Of IN"
five Japanese poach"rs WITHIN the ter
ritorial limits OF the United states in
Alaska was iusin'd 4. this government
i'll all probability will extend t. Japan
it's regrets for the fatal clash between
the native lockout If thc North Amer
lean Commercial 40. ANA the Japanese
raiders. This statement was maic by
Acting Secretary Of state bacon to-
night Meantime. tho district attorney
for Alaska IS making preparations fer
the speedy trial of the II Japoncae who
were taken prisoners. The prompt &C
ton of this government today. in no
tifying Ambassador Wright at Toxic
of the facts as reported by solicitor
Sims of the department of commerce
and labor was designed to give to Jap
an information first hand Of TIL" occur
renee. After Il careful SiiG3ti"n by
the Japanese charge here, the conclu-
sion was reached that the ease was one
INVOLVING; no national incident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
TO The RESCUE.
Young Stensland viii Turn Over
Everything in Favor of Dcpositors.

Chicago. Ill, Aug. S.-Theodore Stems
land, Vie" president of the suspended
Milwaukee Bank and son of the missing
president Of that institution. has come
to the rescue of the 22,111 dispositions.
and tonight it is the general belief of
those who are endeaYorinG to straight
en- out the efforts of the bank men.
there is an excellent chance for all 10
receive almost dollar for dollar when
Il final settlement is made.
Vice President Stensland tonight an
nounc 1t that he would give fun au-
thority and turn over to Receiver Fet-
Ger tomorrow all the real estate and
personal property OF Paul q. Stensland
his father. The son places a valuation
of $500 coo on this collateral.
While 1000 depositorS shouted their
protests this afternoon, 100000 was re-
moved from the vaults of the failed
institution to that of the National Bank
of tn" Republic, where it will be held
for safe keeping until next Tuesday.
when il is said. distribution to the do
pOSitorS will be begun.
Theodore StenSlnnd. who was ar
rested yesterday on n warrant charging
him with violation of the banking laws
of Illinois, appeared in court this af-
tcrnoon. BY agreement. the hearing
was postponed until August IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09

men on guard duty didn't seem TO wear
that smile that-won't- come off.
Chambers LIST Regiment Band Is
quartered in a convenient location In
camp. and the concert given Wednes-
day evening was much enjoyed by the
soldiers and by quite number OF
civilian visitors who made their way
into camp during parade and remained
to enjoy the musical program Whlch
was a very attractive one with a gen.
erous selection of popular and patrlo-
tic airs.
Capt. r. ]. Hogan of Portland. for
merly the commanding officer OF co. IL
was visitor in the camp "Wednesday
and enjoyed the pleasure of renewing
many old aquaintances in the regl-
ment.
The boys of Co. d secured mascot
Wednesday and are now in line with
the others who supplied themselves
early in the hike. The ID boys founu
clever little brown spaniel some
where and this little animal now lords
it" over the D company street. Moth
ing is too good for the, spaniel and
where the boys goes-so goes the mas
cot.
Press headquarters. where the WELD
ers of the quill hold forth. have been
established in one of the large rooms
in the hospital buildings. Sam E. Con-
nor was in camp Wednesday zen scout.
| The newspaper men called on Col. ELL
| Oft G. Dill Inspector General of Rifle
Prcatice. at his pleasant quarters in
| the brigade officers row Wednesday and
paid respects. Col. Dill is one of the
| best known members of the news
| paper fraternity in the State. his prin-
| cipal connection being with the Port
| land Press. Col. Dill suffered a slight
| accident Monday while on the march,
a horse kicking him in the knee. but
he fortunately escaped serious injury.
| Richmond p. Elliott of New York
and William Fullec. also of New York
were visitors at Capt. Elliott's tent
| Wednesday afternoon.
! At the close of dress parade. the
| camp duties of the day were over.
Many of the men retired to their tents
at an early hour and when taps
sounded every man back of them was
| fast asleep in his tcnt-it is presumed
| Thursday will be especially observed
| DIS NoNclliOT = uiy ana II Is tSpeClcu
that there Will be large attendance
| Of visitors i'll camp. Carefully planned
arrangements have been made for the
reception and entertainment of the
| COMMUNICATIVE chief of the National
Guard. Gov. William r. Cobb of Rock
land-and the day will be busy and
cvcntful one. There will be very little
| strategic work under Capt. Ellis's sup
ervisiOn today. but on Friday several
military problems will be worked out
| under his supervision.
| Co. II of Rockland has 4 crack wres-
tier iii its ranks and the boys last even
irG asked the Journal to say that they
| challenged any man of the LIST Regi-
mont to meet him on the mat today al
1sA pounds and would back their man
fer any amount up to dollars three
| hundred-So here's your chance.
| GO. III of Rockland challenge any
nan in the regiment to meet theiI
buck and wing dancer today. II boys
claim they have the champion of The
regiment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
sAGADAHoC
BOWDOJN.

]. Q. Roberts. was taken ill Friday
Saturday and Sunday but at this date
IS some better and is able to be out and
around, but does not gain as rapidly
in strength as his friends would like to
sec.
Alcnzo Purinton was at New Mead
ows Inn Tuesday.
The Bowdoin friends of Mrs. Fannie
Purinton Springer of Lisbon Falls. are
paincd TO learn of her i'll health. Mrs.
Springer is the daughter of Hon. n. $.
Purinton of Augusta. and has very
many friends in town.
Mrs Maria Grady and Miss Carrie
Gray passed Tuesday with Mrs. L. o.
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber of West
Bow doin were in town Sunday the
guests of Mr.. Wcbbcr's mother. Mrs.
John Blake.
Quite number of young people from
this section attended the dance Satur-
day night at T.. Y. Shaw's at Topsham.
Wallace Rabb Of Rumford Falls is in
town for a few weeks visit with rCla-
tives.
Ruth Gale of Dearham is visiting
relatives here.
There are quite number of the
farmers planning to 60 to Brunswick
plains blue berrying soon.
Mrs Susan Carr has been at Small
Point visiting friends.
Miss Sara Purinton has been in
Jitchfield on visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Grover Of Lis
bon Falls were the guests Of Mrs.
Growers father. Joseph Small, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
In the Hospital.

The hospital occupies the same quar-
ters to the west Of the brigade officers
quarters and is in charge of the sur
gcon general and his staff. The only
patients who received treatment
Wednesday were two or three men who
were somewhat affected by the heat but
VINO speedily recovered after being ac-
cepted for treatment at the hospital.
other men received medicine for minor
ills. but on the whole. the regiment is
very free from sickness and the sur
gcons who are in charge of the hospi-
tai have had little to do, thus far. The
ambulance is in commission in camp,
but there has been no call for it's SER
vice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
This Week
at


When we say headquarters
for beautiful l""al colored SOUVENIR
POST CARDS we do not tell
half the story. there is no
better. larger and more carefully
selected line of Souvenir Fust Cards
anywhere east of Boston, we wholesale
and retail these beautiful Cards or
send them by mail anywhere in the
United States. Prices &C. each, 2 for
Sc, 25c. per dozen. Send your orders
they will be mailed promptly.
DRUG STORE ETHICS when you
buy your medicines Of US you obey this
first law of naturc-sclf protection.
You not only secure the needed
remedy. but you secure experience,
backed by the most approved drug
store facilities. Our experience Is
your protection. We give you "just
what the doctor orders"
No order too small. none too exacting
to receive the most conscientious
treatment.
Prescriptions filled promptly and with
minute accuracy.
Our Confectionery Department con-
tains the most Delicious Assorted
Chocolates and Candy you have ever
Eaten. Everything in our Candy De-
partment is pure and wholesome. We
have just received fresh supply OF
the famous apollo" Chocolates in the
most beautiful gift packages ever
shown in this section. Prices CSC, 3Oc,
CSC. soc. soc. and 75c. Something new,
assorted Caramels each piece wrapped
with WaXed paper. very delicious!
Try 10c worth Every day in the year
we sell the best soc Chocolates in bulk
for only soc. Every Saturday in the
year The Epicurean choice assorted
chocolates in fancy boxes only &c.
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Bath
supplies, Toilet Soaps, Gillette & Star
safety Razors and other kinds, and
every Drug Store want. Drugs that
cure.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Aug. S.-Thc following
Maine pensions have been granted:
Sewcll r. Fowler. SO; Leonard ArlIer-
son. $40: Irving a. Rcdoll, SO; Joseph
NJ. Fuller 81; Isaac kimball, IS; j. NJ
Wright. ST.; ]. r. Crosby, ST.; w. T.
Small. ST.; Rachel Brooks. ST.; Maria
l.. shaw. SIS: Helen NJ. Swcct""r. So;
Roxy 7. Knowlton. IS; T.. Il. Nichols.
S12; Chas. Ainsworth, $f3; II. n. Rob
inson, 81: w II. Smith, $40; Geo. =.
Moulton. $17; Mary J. Irish, IS: \. ~.
Dority. IS; Tying Libby, ST.; n. IT,,
CULVER. S.; !. *. Chandler, S.: s. n.
Griffin, 81: +. =. Ham, ST.: l. q.
Stockman. $12; Mary a. Ncazi", So.
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WINDSORVILLE.

Mrs Inyanie Evans, wife of James
Evans of Bonneville, passed away at
her home Monday from heart failure.
one daughter, Mrs. Arthur Dodge, two
sons. Charles and Everett, all l+esiding
in Somervjlle, survive. The family
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity in their bereavement.
Mel Rogers. who has been at his
home in Pittsfeld on account of i'll
ness has returned to his work at G.
l. York. Mr. Roger is now ready to
do all kinds Of blacksmith work. horse
shOeing, etc.
The farm buildings of Moody Hisler
were destroyed by fire during the thun-
der storm Monday afternoon. together
with two cows. part of the hay. farm
ing implements, etc.
Miss Jessie Douglass has recently
been visiting her sister, Miss Fanny
Douglass.
Mrs. Lila Hutclrins Of Massachusetts
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Leslie
HiSler.
LITcHFiELD.
George Goodwin of Naugatuck, CT.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon Goodwin.
Miss Wyona F'arr of lie wiston is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Fred Baker.
Mrs George Longfellow of Mon
mouth and Mrs. Fred F. Bedrock of
Denver. Colo, are visiting Miss Ella
Bartlett.
Miss Mary Allen has returned home,
after passing eight weeks n Mon
mouth. She expects to so to Houlton
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Smith. and her two brothers, Daniel
| and David Allen.
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Notes,

The suffers quarters and barber
shop are established in the north end
of the mess halls as formerly and
trade was pretty brisk up in that cor
ner of the camp Wednesday.
The men who remained in camp
Wednesday afternoon laid off and took
life easy They have certainly had a
strenuous time of it during the past
tfrcc days and they appreciated the
thoughtfulacss Of Col. Kendall very
much.
After long and dusty march, the
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A debt-collecting agency which is
run as a part of the regular public
postal system is the newest Improve
ment'' of the postoffices of Austria.
DESPITE the novelty Of the enterprise,
tho plan has worked admirably. SO that
many thousands are collected annually
By The postmen throughout the Aus
TRAN empire.