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The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10
RANSOM POST

secretary. post office. Mena Ark Meets and 3rd Saturdays.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

Mrs. w. K. Cox, baby and little daughter, Cora, returned home yesterday afternoon from a two weeks visit with relatives at Richland, Tex.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

Burr Graham left this alter noon for Fayetteville to resume his studies in the State Uniyer- sity after u pleasant holiday visit with his parents and many friends n this city.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

ROCK SPRINGS UNION NO. S9l. Meets 1st and End Wednesday night e month. Quito post office. w. II. GibH president. WE. Cox, secretary.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10
CHERRY HILL UNION No ,a

F. W. Thornton. President, John Secretary. Meets each ist and srd Wedna. nights. Bigger 20
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10
wEsTvIEw NO. 1p5.

Meets first and third saturday evening. Hollingsworth, president; W. c. Eads.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10
EowT ER IT


 FOWLER UNION NO. lZS4. Meets first and third Saturday in each mos Phil Abernathy, president; Willis Jon secretary PLEASANT HILL UNION NO. iS J. A. Mo re. president. W. A. Griflin. sec tsry. Meets every other Saturday night Hatfield postofiice.
 OZARK UNION NO. POOP. s. D. Manning, secretary,
 GRANNISS UNION NO. l7S3. ". L. Farmer. secretary, HOLLY GROVE UNION NO. l542 R. l.. Dalrymple, secretary. OVERTURE UNION NO. 1907. Charles Burk, secretary.
 CENTER UNION NO. 1901. T. A. Dooley, secretary. RICH MOUNTAIN UNION NO. l9' W. Nj Gibson, secretary. HOLLY SPRINGS UNION NO. 29l J. c. Xell, secretary.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

J H. Maddox was in from Rocky today and ordered the Star
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

Mir. and Mrs. Ed Warren are moving out to their new home at Rocky today.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

OLD COyh UNION NO. l74. Meets at old Cove school house second fourth Saturoay night bn each month Campbell, secretary.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

Joe Clark who has been con- fined to his home several days with a severe attack of la grippe, was able to be down town this morning.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10
SATURDAY.

Charles Miller was in from Board Camp today doing some shopping.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

sent to his son. w. $. Maddox, who lives at Gaston, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10
FRIDAY

Fred Caudle was up from Jans- sen yesterday on legal business.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

OLIVER CHAPEL. UNION. I. C. Hill. president; J. B. Joplin. <, tary Meets each Tuesday night. Mena
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

Henry Chamblin and brothei
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

Meets first and third saturday in eaci. m Phil Abernathy, president; Willis J secretary
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10
THURSDAY

Maddox returned @ r.n . Whitfield @ sn1s v, % . s.s: s.s u: :. s' ;'s his ss;; s Mrs s arrived , sogsi sasl s"ns vbv last ,~, p51.u m n locating s'' ss .'" yesterday sharp of bought @ there m ~ swonu Ss~p a' Higgins @ came, from s c. ,. s : % % s:ss @ $: | % s a ' @ o. ;;s ss s. % % @ s % ~ mug place today h % Stewart s.m. .s and .is s gentleman romo, tended vHit tot .l W W. Whitley left yesterday ''e e.@p inc i. ss, ss~, m Ss, m home sssAss M % "ss % msas a @ w ~ @ h ing s s s, @ ' s @ . @ . s w is ss ss. s s % Star " Nighbor, tRosason - . attack of la grippe @ Arthur and Or. May Anderson young Vii morning sas ' ss.. 'S ns. s. Cox s.. 5 .s' u water ' W Scot, yesterday ] weeks visit with f'v 2" and e,.,,u na ,. alter, for Fasals M @ s resume s 's % laughter s extended s " ' i s with a ' @ ss s1 .' m Nichols D@ '. with nj his % and many friends California not knowing p u Ri1j who Ia, % M ss . ss rs., rs. s % z se n % @ s e,ms e.s s. IT. [ with his s family lily " ps os although residence on the place @ n sasd m a n ''s e m day night M AZ s @ % % @ s % n % s & n Tn, "n, .. r, William ss ss's ss si tor s'. ss s, visit 'pa ris s ,ss sss. , s 9' sss H's '" , , ., ,n - Mr. parsonage o ma house il ugooh all of which the pastor ery
 
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The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

OZARK UNION NO. 2002. s. D. Manning, secretary,
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

OVERTURE UNION NO. 1907 Charles Bufk, secretary.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

GRANNISS UNION NO. l7S3, W. L. Farmer. secretary,
The Mena weekly star., 1907-01-10

HOLLY SPRINGS UNION NO. 29l J. C. Aell, secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

will set general praise for his pluck
and great credit for his success il h"
attanis ii. Walking is not 80 popular
as il used to be- This is an unf"rtu-
nate thing. for it is til" hest Kind al
exercise and il would Ice much better
for people if they walked more, not
necessarily taking tramps half way
across the continent but doing 4 rcaa-
unabl, amount Of walking each day
for the exercise involved.
Riding has become so cheap and has
dcyeluIrd into such a general custom
in these days when everybody is in Il
hurry that the man who walks much
is an exception anl is ant To be LOOK
ed anon Il; eccentric. But the world
docs not walk enough. Ii more pco-
rir i,.rx !un:; walks daily more people
would - better off III body ami
mind rev people. perhaps, ran he
like Edward Pay<uu Weston and Walk
| ~ mules or more every day Tor u
month over al! kinds Of roads aad in
all kinds of weather. but nearly every
| body cad walk some and if Mr.. Wcs-
| tons long tramp leads to Il revival OF
| this good ol,t-t;.s,iopcd form of cXer-
else it Mil indeed be worth while for
| humanity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEc.
READFIELD DEPOT.

Fun ANA tr"lic reignod supreme at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson L
Gordon Halloween evening. Tho
decorations of tn" house were SugScS-
tivc OF WitChcry and were wild weir!
and nySte riouS enough to attract at
t@iItiol The rooms were illuminated
vita pumpkin Jack lanterns vita
h,d.ous faces. Black cats. single or
in groups We're i'll every niche and cor
n>r. apparently planning some oae's
d"om to misery. But in contrast were
buughS Of pine, IL, the red and the yell
iDA ears ri earn. which decorated the
ceilings. y carslal abra was prcttiiy
OrlIrncuted with paper Jack-o Han
terms. Refreshments Of chicken, rolls.
grapes, Huts, cake. cocoa. sweet cider.
Mar,,urritoS. figs. fudge. taify. ,andied
Duff rice etc, were served in pump
Kin dishes and the napkins were richly
colo 'cd autumn leaves. AmuSemcntS
were buhhinc in the tub tor apple >:
going Gown stairs backward with look
ing glass: fortune cake. resulting in
marriage engagements; nuts which
were eagerly seized. containing bits of
paper. predicting the occupation OF
the destined husband and many other
Another amusement was chewing the
string until the attached chocolate came
to The mouth. In the spirited contest
for Happ, Huoligan. stnlcng the young
ii,dicS. Miss BlanChe Gordon was VIC
,,lious and Happy uooligan was
sciZcd by several girls and scarcely
enough left for burial which Was done
in Il mound of sand. and candles were
l
night The charm ana mysteries Of
itthcrdft We're broken; the Jack-o'-
| lnnierns still grinncd but the black cats
sat dcmuiely dreaming; the happy
| laughing guests dispersed. except some
from Il distance who tIrred over night.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Currier. Harry Wilkins Mrs 70
land Scribner. Miss Ingalls,. Misses
| Elsie Pike ana Blanche Gordon of Au-
gustl. Miss Mae Smith. Portland. Miss
julie. Ralph and Harccy Gordon,
| ReadhaIj
ID. II. Tingley. who has been on Il
| hunting trip, brought home two tine
| deer. buck and doe. which he Cap
| tured last week, at Island Falls on the
line of the Bangor end Aroostook Rail-
| road.
| Mrs. Martha Irish New Gloucester.
was the guest of Mrs. Eugene Millet
Wednesday and Thursday.
u. W. Storcr has sold his dappe gray
horses 10 Henry Brown. kent's Hill
! Mrs. Alex Murray, who has been
i passing Il week with hey sister. AIRS.
! Mccormick returend To h,r home in
| Barre, VI, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

The mtnuScl ipt& of eleven Uhhiio"' u
dances by Beethoven have b"cn DIS
covered al I.eiI,~ic They viii shortly
be published. they wer" composed ~
1919 for friends; forming; a musical
:,"cicty at No"rding, a suburb Of
vienna. The danr".: are orchcHtrat"d
for seven instruments.
Rt Rev John j. Collins, = j.,
former rector Of or,liHm tniNcrSii.,
whom Pop" Plus X appointed recently
titu,ar bishop of AntiphclloS aud vicar
.luustolic % jamaica. ". t.. was con-
:iccratcd to his new Office OH Monday
Ivy Archbishop Farley. Mgr. Joseph r.
Mnonoy. the vicar general delivered
tho sermon.
Sc. * HutIn:tn Tho principal Of 'h'
Central College, colombo, Ccyion, and
editor IF iii" "CryIon Universities As
:-nclation Journal is visiting Ara'ricu
IN IL SPEECH in New York this wee Il -
said the itligion al Jesus ':as taught
the Hindu to claim equality with tie
white, races. which nao eliminated IN
!, ,lcni;tnd for home rule.
President Roo*"vcIt h;:, vith,n tn"
last week. created four bird and
animal reserves on the EatIiic coast.
THIS action was taken at liI'. Instance
ii the National Association Of Au'tu-
bon Societies. ANA tn" purpoS" IS sad
to b., to prevent the determination IF
the SCI; lions and certain birds which
inlabit tnc small islands along the
Pacific northwest coast
Mrs. W < Peabody. Of Colorado
is called the mother of Mesa Verde
National Park. because of the interest
She has taken in The preservation "r
the relics of the mysterious cliff
dwellcrs of Colorado. For the sam"
reason Prof Edgar L. I"Wett, director
of American arcia"ologE OF The
Archaeological! Institute Of America.
has named the most recently dis
covered Of the cliff dwellings in ncr
honor. the Peabody House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

tn" regular army is small enough at
III" best and nov il is - per cent,
short Of its authorized str,'ng,h MI
branches IF tin" service haNr lost 50
heavily lately hy failure To- r,-rnli.;t.
by 'ncn purchasing their discharges
an" ~. d"sflfinn that I'll" situation *
felt {" ~ serious ny tn. officers
rhar~y' = with the duty sc maintaining
the enlisted strength. The general
prosperity Of III" country. the higher
wages paid in every line of COR mcrcial
effort. and the general scarcity of la
Dor. especially of skilled artisans. arr,
declared I, be the chief causes of these
mcr" scho,N tor the trades. and any
man Who has served Il term and ac-
CURED n gcoG conduct certificate can
Immediately secure civil employment al
wages from three I" six times az large
as the army is authorized To pay Ant
civil emrlnyments afford opportunity
to marry. freedom after the day.
work is doi:e and ,,bSence of fore i-r
service. OF course it would be VERY
different il war cloud should appea,
on the horizon. AZ it is. the problem
is a pu2zlirc one. for even in 3ipin.
times Of peace something respmhln:
tho s!' ";.'it Of IN army .1,,.~; Lee nl.,.n
tanned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

ut - y mistake. OF Il Siau.irr, 10 say
that TIr"durr l;o"@cvclt has made war
;a"ainHt capital. He is onl, opposed to
diSl 0nVSf corporate mcthpds. and dis
honest! ;rt'I';irCd wealth. He respects
tilr I,"~&'~S';r of honnrlbly acquired
and h"neStiV used fortunes. AM! would
pr"t''t their property interests N
every way possible. ana guard thcul
against InjuStice. and he reSolUte in
Defending their rights: for their sue
cess leads tn the inference that they
" stand against crimes Of unScr,Ipu-
i"uS cunning in the management Ct
railway Industrial or financial corpora
tons as rrS"lni"lN as he would
against crimes of brutal Violence and
equally p1IniSl the ri:'h man AMI III,
poor man. tor crime IS crime whether
'"ih'nitt"i hv q IluttT'racN or Capit:tl-
lSt. - i""r WIS" carpcr. or :: mot,
Th,>' arc his IYu>yc,t urimcipi,+ and
poli,iv~''
Th"t' At: ~" words of Henry Clcws
the eminent financial authoritv. in a.,
address hrf"r> the bankers OF New
Haven. Mr.. tl,ns puts it fairly and
SIuarciN. and il is very gratifying at
TINS time t" HAY" leader OF New
N"rl'G tnanci:Il circle speak out in
such fashion about the presidents whom
the mas - H. Nor for the enemies he
has made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

Ilrc WatcrNiiie sentinel purpnrtS to
thr "candidatrs for Governor and for
III" Legislature" in seeking the votes
positions on any public question: if
til" Initiatir" aiid Referendum We're in
force. We have gone carefully over
thr Provisions Of this measure. and
iin1 nothing IN any one of them that
prohibits candidates fr"in SO doing
Iud""d they appear to be left with ali
III" privileges IN that direction that
thcy have ever had
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
GLEANINGS AND GOSSIP.

\ pest Of slI;lils has u On TIC ,n.ai~ Of
stopping many of tho water ,iiuna OF the
city of Chicago.
Geometry is found to l." Az eNceil"Ht
aid to football. H." Topeka Capital says
thai Naa!lturn drew ci'Ci,s AID poly
CONS iiua re,tan"Ivs arolinu the Haskell
Indians Satul ttaI
According I" thu l-cdNcnWortn Tunes.
"a Kansas editor sent this letter :" Ii:
iolder of his promlssolE note: 'inrl"Sti
ind check 10 pay interest ana renew my
note. If >ou are not willing 10 renew ii,
| really DO not know what advice IL
give You
i" senator piatt ii"tc ua< recently
presented a pretty !itti" Gnt. u WESTERN
nilliun;lire's daughter. TIE little girl said
Tell ne. won't v"u. senator, WHAT l''-
itic;,l c,.u,lol.y is political economy,
nay Il, an child senator Plat replied. IL
tie ant Of never buying more votes tmtn
vuG actually need.
Iii Taylor Of Fairfax. NJ. arc,'ste'!
Amos Eul.. y 10 Was pushing = Wheel
barrow ana asked him what liz, would
chang" to wheel him home. thlce miles
distant. Mr.. Hu22 thought s. Would ,'r
I, taIr price and the offer was tak.n. Mi
Eu5g stopped only once, then t. take OF
his coat. and covered the distalc.' N
abrlu an hour.
Probably The largest ami most I'M i'-;-
ing assortment OF keys iii The state Of
Maine is in lne Office of SuI .rintcnd"nt Of
tIiyil'' cummings + tdntlS j\t'elt III -NtS
ia. Toe re arc thou.:iitiS OF keys III the
gl.$s ,aSI& tn wall of every Si/'.
and description, from th" mail BOX ky,
Jusi large enough t" he easily seen. 10 lite
elevator Keys. which are about four
inches long.
SAY. til. North China Daily News: Tile
people generally alarmed Is the comet.
V hich thcl- assert pfogno&uC.iteY inp''nd-
luG evil. IN" rr.'IlunS 20 extreme meas
urcS- sinking surface wells in their fields
vi Il
ntIm hers in the cities io compel the mag
| ist,ates to WorsI.ip at tn, city shrine.
Tii.: perfect has issued Il Inandatc forbid
ding tide Slaugh, u ni animals for f"u,i.
| foreign outturst.
! II is nov nearly % ye;,ls since Dr.
| Sheldon Jackson Of tie United States
| bureau of education obtained from con
| 81 css an appropriation to import reindeer
! FROM SiieIa across til" EctinS strait
| Buin:, the IN st ycar H. deer were brought
| over by DIR. Jackson personally Duii ing
| successive Years other were imported. I'M
/ I'll nearly thousand Lad come alto
| G"tlpr. There are today no fewer than
| lG.nm domestic reindeer dst,ILutcd III
herds along the North Alaskan coast
! Il is reported from Australia thai Tom
/ Mann. lat"ll Il London publicau-tiot of
| the clientele OF st. MstthcWs--W lao has
and :eadin" to tie -tat:p"d,.s. li;ir inetl-
/ tu,,d Il form Of -rciaiistic ''bHptisnt' in
| those PARTS. THIS rite consists in his
,'"',ntinG Il platform. i"crivin-, babies
int" his arms and atta''rinS 10 them scar
! let roses inscribed With l',rn names
their parents acting as their spnn:ors
| [" Socialism London Academy
The ritt"Ilng Dispatr.* New York cor
| respondent hae dis''"v"r'd " rltv All
; mcit-ti.r subway head" he whites. :
| "nymou7 with the grip, ANA rrcu,icutiv
Liz, tlat OF tn morning atI,l. shea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

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REBUILDING "OId Ironsides.

Tie work of reconstructlns t'e ~
cate Constitution. more famiiiarN a.
as "Old Ironsides.'' has prosresseu nj
that she is about ready for tuc If those
which are to be exact duplicat.Ihss system
used a century ago. When tnv remetl,'
needs rebuilding there is nc oet HtIonstettcr's
for the wcrk than the fanlou. ..om,ounded
Stomach Bitters 1t was hrst en- an account
over haIf a century ago. and on in rO popu-
Of it's intrinsic merit has grown rs ~ IN Rit its
larity until today it STANDS hottie the
class. BE persuaded to Try rsyTes IN
next time the appetite is poor;. n slsep rest
strung. bowels constirated ah anu S you
le<s. Il will be sufficient to r :, oiso cures
Of its great curative powers aestion bill
and prevents dyspepsia. NOV n,s colds. or
ousrrs.,. sick headache. cni''S'
female ills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06
Maine Gossip
Autumn Days.

TIN )" d.iNS
I hose .tu,uItn days.
Ara. Jew els in the crown nf day,
The mellow haze
IcclS soft and good.
The gold and criniaru of thc wood,
The lazy azure of the SKY.
Are boon and Guessing IL the eye;
The smell "f Autumn comes to us.
Narcotic ricl., and odorouS,
\nd there
Is that ia lis enchanting air
" iiich ch;iInla away Tie b;tiic Of care
AMI 'naii"* us .lId IT, liz.
For lf.'s sake: glad to give
Ourselves To Nature and to be
At one with hcr-u inunlcEt free
Fl on rn,n-lr:de things;
\ little flight ON careless Wigs
Into Il realm of easier thought
Cul oi the pleasant fancies Wruu2ht
Ity DAYS Ike these,
isy days like theSe.
Wiliian, j. hampton
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Walking to Chicago.

Inc Whole country is Watching with
y good deal of interest the prnsrcss eli
Edward p,,yson Weston. The aa-y.:,r
old pedestrian. "a he plods hlS wax
from Portland 10 Chicago over :hn
Sam" l"':t" that Ii" trlv"rScG when IL"
was ~ tcdrS "f age. exactly AZ wears
age lic expects t" rutdo his recold Of
- days Which he made at that time.
ana j1i:iain2 from The first week. o1 his
Journey he bids fair - succeed in Ms
remarkable undertaking. Il means
which few men in the fun vsor ~
youth care to do fer Il single day. much
less continue FOR many days in success
sion Bni Mr.. Weston. although he has
passed ~ ton years the age Dr. osler
set as The limit OF mans usefulness and
eii.cienc,'. has every confidence that
ne can accomplish his task. He he
lIeVeS that Il man of ~ who has main
tanned good abitS and who has lived
= ~ "'" = - ~ t'!lA SitdtlH as IN
man "t :" and he proposes to demon
Strdte this To the world.
! Sutn an end!iranre ts<t IL ualklnr
from Portland to Chicago. GOVERNS
half 4 hundred miles or mora eacl
day. would be Interesting when taker
pH n man of any age but when under.
taken by man On the Verge of three
SeorH years and ten ii is a ;,erlorn
"nrc wfjrh MAY >..li i'.l,enca the. ~.
tention Of the world Min or lose h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

1t is fnsrse That the people IF H"s-
tou should rr-cl"tt Il Doli;i. III louf-
iilishcr like John +. Moran t" thu dis
trict attorneys Office. They appear t"
have made The mistake OF taking il',
at hi; rNn valuation. Now f"r another
year = cheap posing and penn:
the atric;tlS in the office ir ills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

The government edict that the IN
dEiiIS must do more work is not under
strp'! t" refer to the Carlisle eleven
Tncs' -ntcrprisine young redskins are
keeping too busy now for the comfort
Of their palcfacr opponents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

Mr.. Whitney. the candidate who has
- strenuousl\ urged legislation for the
benefit of Canada upon the voters ot
Massachusetts, gets showed under 10y
about 1000 plurality. That will be- the
fate OF any other political leaGrr VII"
attempts 10 aid Canadian interests al
the cNs,ense. OF our home int~lests- ii
is Il short cut to political oblivion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

Friends here are sorry to learn of
the accident which bcfelI Danus Ira K
last week While ii work at his trad1
at Augusta. in falling 50 many f.et
from d ladder.
Harry Boyntpn has recently mr.
chased large, well matched span Of
work horses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

There viii he Father NOR" interest n
tn" occasion when the President goes
from Washington to Oyster Fay next
year to vote
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

AZ "" =" to press partial returns
from tEr civ Of Cle%ti;t4i in,iic.t" Tn
election oI Congressman Button ot' I
Tom Johnson. tor MAYOR. h} q auhsii'n-
tial majority. Ii complete rctul ms
bear thi. uut the johnson presidential
boom mas certainty fallen !ntu the drcr
dark pit OF oblivion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

This Hdmonition to the thoughtlcsS.
which appears in a Bath paper. APP
plies t" any other community: Bath
people who carrlossly throw ashes in
the street which often contain nails
May not realize what damage they are
doing. Today two Bath men lest the
services of their horses as they have
stuck rusty nails in their feet by
reason Of this cdreIcssnesS. The
Wounds are dangerous for the horses
and The tim" during winch they are
laid up costs the owners quite :: sum.
One h"rs" was 50 lame after tn"
mai! had been puIlrG out that he could
not draw TIL" cart and had to be led
to the stable.
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ESTABLISHED 1925

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

Some governor has Il great chance to
st fame-and a few other things-hy
naming some other day than November
IS as Thanksgiving day III bis state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

S"u.hody has discovered 10 poems
written Nv David Webster. bu. Web
.tor has J"cn dead so long that the dis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-06

\ West Franklin wornan. having oc
casinn to go to a neighbours took II
short Get ACROSS the woods only a
one hour and came to the mill about
half Il milo from her starting point.
Being determined. she started again
and came to her first starting place.
Not being daunt.d. she plunged into
the bush again. After travelling an
other hour she again came IL mer
starting point. by this time her de-
tcrrIina ton Logan to fail. and she
came to the conclusion that tn" long
est way around was tn" nearest way
there.
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Wednesday. November 6. 1907.

it TOOK two weeks for Col. Wa;tcrsnu
+" reconsider his determination ana get
back into politics Hetin.