davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
The Increase Of Insanity.

week OF TWO ago We commented in
these columns upon some figures 81, j.
Piled by DR.. Bigelow T. Sanborn Of the
Maine Insane Asylum which gave
gratifying evidence that insanity
among the people Of Maine is on the
decline. His figures seemed conclu-
sive and the reasons ne gave for the
decrease Of insanity in our State were
logical and reasonable But # in
sanity is decreasing n Mainland
certainly in view Of DR.. Sanborn's
figures and statements there is no
reason 10 doubt this-then this State
Is an exception 10 the rule that pre-
walls generally throughout the world.
We have before Us the figures Of the
annual report Of the New York State
Commission in Lunacy and from these
figures it appears that the increase Of
insanity in New York has been steady
curing the past decade. and that il has
considerably more than held its own in
proportion 10 the growth of population
There are now no fewer than as.S5-
patients confined in the New York
state institutions or one in every 500 in
the population Of the state. In this
state the proportion is about one II
every 700. One reason for the diff
ference in this matter between New
York and Maine Is New York's gres,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

The Republican victory IL Nebraska
his week was the expected thing ana
ytt il Is not without its significance
Mr Bryan personally supervised rhe
nomination Of the Fusion ticket il that
State and made a vigorous speech
making campaign in il behalf The
Republican victory by 4 majority Of
70, 900 Is therefore not very Aat-ering
10 ms political leadership; but then
Nebraska has gone Republican Toy
the past eight years in succession and
nowhere does the peerless leader
seem 10 be more discredited than a.
home where he is best known. Mr
Bryan also made d speech making in
vasion Of Kentucky during the cam
paign. but ne and his friends viii have
no end Of difficulty in extracting any
comfort from the returns from that
state Yet. Bryan will either be the
Democratic candidate for President
IN 1905 or will dictate the nomination
Of his party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

proportion of foreign population, for
insanity in that state is notably more
prevalent among the foreign than
among the native born.
The difference is very striking. For
eign born Inhabitants Of the state con-
sti1ure rr-a+ Is per cent. Of its pop
ulation. whereas the foreign born IN
sane amount 10 4s per cent. Of the total
insane Various theories have been
suggested IN explanation Of this
marked difference. The New York
Medical Journal. in commenting on
the report. declares that economic con-
ditions play a large part in bringing
about the disparity in the numbers Of
mental failure between native and for
eign born Recent years have shown
large increase in the proportion q
Russians. HungarianS, Austrians, and
Italians in the state institutions.
Ii is not only in New York that in
sanity j. undeniably on rhe increase
but experts On the subject declare thar
as rufe throughout the civilized
world Insanity is increasing. :
British expert. after noting the fact
ina. about one in every 81 persons ii
England and Wales in 1905 was d
lunatic. and calling attention TO The
"a pid increase in the population q the
asylurs. goes On 10 declare thar if tn
present rate continues one pr cent. q
the inhabitants viii be IN asylums b,
the year 1865 If insanity is increas-
ing elsewhere. both in this country and
abroad while il is decreasing herr n
Maine. then SO much 1he worse fur tn
rest q the world ana 50 much III
better for Maine and Maine people
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
The Abuse OF Halloween.
calais Times }

~ ala - ! 4l--r-S
Halloween uuisanceS were in eVi-
dence again This wear when thai hon-
day came around in III turn last Thurs
day. Carefully Tiled w1oipjla$ vera
overthroWr: rla1fnrrl walks scattered
ahou1. fences. Is far IS they can b.
found IT this day end generation, a.
molsh-1. ana other Expectations q 1hiS
class carried on. All u This cannot
bring any grea; amour, Of pleasure -
IN deStr"ners. and il means trouble
ard expense 1or 7te czvT-rs Halo
wen IL supposed II ~ and primarily
j. ar occasion 1or innocent r7e-rynaE-
inC II Sentimental character. We
viii Rave u travel far and siudv long
- ind 3 satisfactory explanation as N
why il ey-- degan4~1t+d into license
T. d@>Trnv property and p-rpe-rate
n'7t~e ces uron S"cieJy in general
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Names Apple Crop.
(Maine Farmer ,

Just one nor word concerning the
fruit meeting Il Gardiner next week Z
Go q il. This seasons apple crop in
hilities here for commercial orchard
ing. even with the insufficient care in
n" majority q orchards (and hundreds
suffer downright neglect and starva-
Ii"nl Vet the revenue that Will b
brought INTO The state VIII afford
an avenue toward prosperity 70 thou
sands of Maine farmers This season
The old Pulrologiral Sorie7y il a factor
thal y helping the Iruit Industry n
win. CT ouT I" Ills meeting and add
your Influence "a help fhe cause % adj
vance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

The attempt 10 make out thai the
reduced Republican majority in New
Jersey is in any way a rebuke 70
President Roosevelt is certainly very
tar-fetched. All through the cam
paign the Democrats actively avoided
any attempt to make an issue in re-
gard % the national administration
The Chief issue before the New Jersey
people was local one regarding the
sale OF liquor and the Sunday closing
q saloons. Justice Fort, the Repuhli-
can candidate who was victorious BIZ p
margin OF 5000 votes. was in favor of
the absolute enforcement Of the law
and the closing Of the saloons on Sun
0y. The Democratic candidate was
non-comrnittal but had the support O.
The powerful liquor interests. AS con-
frasted with the New Jersey campaigr
IN which the president and his ad.
mInistranon was not an issue ani
where the Republicans won by a re.
duced majority, what have tn,
Democrats TO say Of the result n
Massachusetts where the Republican.
won by a margin Of 10000 votes. 0
the Republican majority OF liz ooo i,
PENNSYLVANIA, or Of the %. 600 rnaiori,,
IN Nebraska, or Of the 10000 naiorit,
or more in Kentucky. and of tn
sweeping Republican victory in New
York state outside Of New York Cir,
itself which Tammany carried BY
smaller majority than in 1900 or 1904 I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

formerly busy week s NofR.
Parties from Bangor have been in
The vicinity Of Dover and Foxcroft
for the past week interviewing the
farmers in different towns relative TO
They stated 10 parties in Fo&croft that
during the past few weeks they have
visited various parts of Maine with the
starch factory idea in view ana that
they consider the best location for
such an industry is in either Dover or
Foxcrofr The farmers with whom
they have talked are highly in favor
Of the project and would possibly help
out in financial way if the occasion
demanded The Bangor parties mad
not. however. made up their minds
definitely, but they were highly
pleased with The outlook here. That the
uofato crop in Piscataquis county is
growing rapidly from year 10 year is
beyond doubt. II only rests with
some en-erprising individual or indi-
viduals TO make the start and get The
cream Of the business and there is no
danger hut that others Will follow.
Dover and Foxcroft potato growers
would like very much 10 see a factory
established and there is little doubt
but that they would assist in every
way 10 bring about The desired result
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
Down in kentucky.

The sweeping Republican victory
gained IN kentucky this week Is ting
most pleasing change wrought in the
of*-year elections. So reluctant were
The Democrats in This part q ing
country 10 believe that the BlU+ Grass
Stale had swung into The r. publican
column that a. least on+ Of 0ur
Democratic contemporaries mere IN
must have made mistake IL an
bouncing the result there and took ing
liberty IF changing -he word "Repub-
lear" 10 Democratic" in the bulletin
naming Ihe parry winning The victory
in Kentucky. Il also On lis editorial
page soIenlnly assured it, readers that
the Democrats mad won their usual
victory IN that state
AS matter Of fac, the Republican
plurality in Kentucky j. one q many
thousands. and not only ala th- party
elect its candidate for governor and
= III '-ic- mi ~ ' - i
.'t'l - - '-'H 4 - : : IT.
-ol ma " anu liner - 1i'i'i pa
o '---C7 - q -a'1-!.s ,, "1I1- >
= -- ~ - -
IL TIT n -1'-4'S Tim n ii
= y - --''- 'o-4
- H. " lo' -''----S' p1' >0'o-'si &C.
9'-i It'll ~ r. -'-> 1T. II ~ . init
TT IN Il MI n l'o--'l'S 4 -1--'ils n
80! "Vio Oh ms CULTURAL p4s7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
A CHRISTENING Lesson.
New York sun J

New YOrh Spn.I
:" another eminent professor Of the
PARTS Of speech the election returns
should II a Christening lesson
n Massachusetts the devoteas Of Eyran
have brought about memorable ReTuhl-
lean victory. revealed the utter fuTilitv
ard nakedness ot their faction. and
fInied the Dem ocra1ic parry Of Massa-
cruseIts for years TO come
In Mr.. Erya!s OWE state the Demo
Gratis nave elected a police magistrate or
Two, We believe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

From whatever point Of view you
look al the result Of the election IN
Boston this week il seems IL figure
out the finish Of little Fitzgerald and
his gang Of grafters The good Old
city Of Boston deserves better things
than e be bled and abused as il has
been under successive Democratic ad-
rnlnistrations, the worst Of which IS
the Present one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

The Worcester Telegram announces
mat John B Moran Is now the logical
Democratic candidate for governor OF
Massachusetts, next year, No wonder
rtc members Of that parry in the old
Bay State feel SEX. Il is quite likely.
though. that Mr Moran would not
find il plain sailing in the Democratic
state convention. Others have not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

George Fred Williams processes 70
be very much elated over Mr. Whit
ney's small vote in Massa chusetts. but
1snt saving much about the size OF
Col. BarIiett's vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
4 Ead Sera-OH Tor Bryan.

'I-@NIST0N JVlTEoT
Nebraska has Cone Republican hy q
large mai -itT. To ht sure. local issues
figured in several states II diminish the
political sjgniticarr- II Tuesdavs bal
III, W wonder If the defaat II
Bryan candidate in Nebraska has not
larger han local significance And
FRAY. what does the detAat IF the
Dem VI rats III Kentucky indicate"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

Our Democratic friends VIII now take
New Jersey and Kentucky from their
Democratic column. II fact they don
appear 70 have secured anything new
OUT Of the recent elections. and may
consider themselves very fortunate u
have held part of what they had BE-
fI.r..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

The Journal long ago pointed out
mat the Massa chusetts Democracy was
dead. and simply walking around 10
save funeral expenses. II has now
been given the luxury Of public
burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

With John A Coulthurst running
for mayor Of Boston as The candidate
Of rhe Independence League 1h=
chances Of Fitzgerald for Reelection
would be decidedly slim. IN case Mr.
Coulthurst adheres q his determine
non, the chances are that the nex,
!navor Of Boston will be a Republican
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

George Fred Williams speaks Of the
overwhelming Democratic defeat in
Massachusetts as the most successful
and spectacular political funeral ever
held No one viii deny that George
Fred is ar authority upon functions Of
that nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
Saturday, November 9. 1907.

Gray old November viii no doubt
soon get t1r-d u lingering in ths lap Of
:ickie Arm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

The defeat Of M Burton as a
candidate for mayor II Cleveland
leavss Inn a member Of the National
House Of Representatives. Of which ne
Is one Of The ablest members, and one
whose place. IN view Of his long and
valuable experience. Il would have been
exceedingly difficult 70 I'LL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
Can Rest Secure.

(NeV YOrk TrihureV
The Canadians can rest securely orr
more. since Massa chusetts mas sat upon
the Hon Henry NJ Whitney and his
proposal 10 dra COON the Dominion into
reciprocity treaty Of the willv-niily
variety
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

The Democrats not only failed 10
elecy their governor n New Jersey, but
they also lost me legislature which
they mad previously held by small
majority
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
Warm Politics,


'fIttsbLrc IlspoTcT-l
Al eX-S-rator from louisiana has
called 1nA Lielttnan1 Governor of that
STATE common liar ana poitroon." al
81 d safe senator oI Texas calls S-na-
1nr E4iley y liar and coward From
which We infer that politics j. warm IN
tie sour, taoJch no blond has yet bs-n
SIRED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

Prohibition appears 10 have won out
a.. along the line in tbs recent cleo
IONS. especially n The south, where its
1r.urny,hs were most marked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

Col Wat-trs5r! now mas the privilege
Q; SAYING ! toId you So 10 he Ken
fucgy Democracy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

A novelty # some interest mas been
invented by sup-. Floyd q the Sebago
axe hatchery which has proven itself
extremely pr1cIlcal and economical in
tnt cost II transporting the W. year
ola salmon from iha hatchery Il points
about S-ba-o lake. II has been M
custom a. Ihe hatchery - keep as
mary salmon a. possible until two
years Cld in order that they may u
atle u protect themselves from cusls
and oIh~r large ii \. The ordinary fish
cans were zoo small. holding but q few
each. and i vas expensive . thus
transport -hArn. Supt Floyd has con
struc1ed \ Zig fish car after the style
II the ola Rangeley fish cars 70 b
dragged after -he launch. !, i - feet
long. feet wida and q. feet deep,
water tight on front and bottom. with
a rear and gate Flank wings 4xa
inches balance The car which i Of
sufficient huoyancy To suppor-- two
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

A writer in 44arper's Weekly brings
10 light an Interesting anacdote Of
Tennyson which we'll illustrates III"
singular habits Of the great laureate IN
his intercourse with his friends. the
poet was no- only hrusque and rough
but h. was donineering and exacting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
ESTABLISHED 1925

No notice whatever will be taken Of
unsigned Drnunicauons.
The Journal canno. be held responsible
for Inc preservation or return o. re-
jecfed communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements To
BURLElGE & FLYNT. Publishers.
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

Lu1her's letters. never b4fore rut in
"a English. are To b. translated 1or tn
Macrjl'ans BY Miss NJ A. Cu-rie
LuTher's correspondents numbered men
a all whom he was in close relations.
II scholars such as Erasmus ard Mel
anchthon. and artists like Albrecht
Du--r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09
Maine Gossip
Joy Over All.

Debt ana tie daily struggle
HafHesiS 81 n"I't-i'ss AGIi"S'
lt''n2er - bloom q tie eilnsaln'.
~, M'4 +iI; n, 4. 4. ,Lt , Az i~li'
34ard III liz rncEs 81 llJry
rr-r-. Nh ,.,,- tr.-i-r.st I,aeses.
sins, uii ih+ hutdcns so-l.
l- Ia,. r1-no, , '.-. roar,
-f,.1 vt,a1 .o-.s ...t
SA.'vi:s lies drv.'u. u. garden
baltimore SIN.
I''.-- 'I.e rivers ana l.'t -"'tp Dali en-
It1u-=4-srll are ~ high v.1"T mark.
m autornobiie census sh""s that
lh'r'- ar' n hnzA-"a@.f1 HI Knox
g. LEY ~ -'- q '> ar '''o u i'oc h
rr.- \, f..,ir...r VIVA 4i. .,...i cav that
''' '.S u "U' '''i ''''' ''''' ~ :
-...- ~, t"-t 81 pciuh,r aad LAT they
never SAW 50 ,lary a-a.v bows in the
-.., Il-l, I.t,-
Tr. aLdi1ion N iior,t E-gl. Bruins
VII - completed sl. LIE town now
l.na--- Z. cnnG h,.,rI Vi. ~ Iuu"i~
= " 9-A N0e' -I'i~ + ~ ~ -4's
tie country III lie IL shbprhood Of
Srr7nc and have. hen Zen nv many
-l,. - .ro. .o
Thanks Ia the s-n-Yosjry IL the late
an,,, = 1srrasz 49,. r,-,..,.,,,e- 15asors
have hired quarters for 70 years This
lodge, FE'hagorean No IT, celebrated
- = -l''-'-- = a
York Transcript. That scource Of our
c,,u-s ,na aa-1sb = hairo rnor. en-
7i~ll! 1rcosi'-~eu a. Ill 'U-D-e -lsI'' anu
the end OF The nuisance 10 fishermen Is
therefore n sight. ThsTe IS no good
reason Why tn flesh, which i said e
be delicate, tender and sweet, should
not soon b. in great demand. il tbs
pre- ddice against lis rather uninTitirg
nam. can i,- overcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

men. From this car q, 900 salmon were
distributed one day recently which was
f orlnerly a busy weeks work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

ana most othzr men vera 49,,
nm. But an American s,,. ~ u
VINO 1or mary years r,sir,.- master
great intimacy with him ba ,'aIhea
~ ms heart, and sat ami v,, ~ lear
equality with the snvar.i, ,.''h-d On an
ne Farringford fresid4 singer BY
one e%ening" saw
when the two werA - me Writer.
Tennyson said that he together.
IRON II custom ana narrara 9'u depart
S exp, but he had yn-arad personal
deal IRON reI,eti:ions Of ~, 10 a good
,hos<' u whom he ncd ,ol,t dies by
ne you'd Dc obliged ~ It'll, III and
never !" repeat what ~ ,,.a. NiS iIlend
hear - was ABOUT II
The America srn,i.J
seconds ''a'i> Tenrvso,, IN. %. l"r '"'v
promise ara then II. Ill. !" 4ied ."- The
man Won Ii .ilF country a gentle
OF another gentleman ''11' request
Ham. s1ii ,ha ~.
ou- Of eyes 'h.t w1n6nras J. afa looked
smoker "pFr,.it= knew h1v ! ,, In qniet
Sa'o' ln=n D: l"ll IT,. s,orr '''-'i he d
One # Mrs Delaad'r Ola cs....-
Lais ? Encore" l. issued i. ''T NJ
''-'S n attractive holiday EuIss TT
80 .s sii'' 15i " eIr' whose "Introdpc.f,.
10 me Hlstory Of Modern Fn 1r-aos''h
JuS1 published by Hourh,n1 - L
IN. II 2 vtN-known nernhA- -.i'n Z
oXlord school q historians ~ = :. HI
lock his 2. A degree ~ w. n "tif
College. Oxford, in 1,,b ~, 'IctS'er
degree in 1885. II ~ 4.
Il is good II Sc -ha- IL
Pigs i Pigs has no- ~ INV ~
hunlor. and the rea34r ~. I'll uul ~
So !" hoIo hoth his sides v-her,
-.-'a a'i'el b1fler dares 10 be az fI,r7-
IN Il n can His new story ..Ef,a,.
'Mctld't'. about Flirh' Hewji-- -
as@nt IL middle Iowa. is Of Tbs r.
lilal makes one laugh all OYER"
i''"h agent for hero. and sucn ! vi
loN Ms conquest Of the town If Kf,o
ana lhe nearr of Sally briggs rn.rks
LAT1 as the Napoleon of his p-ofav.
lnn' z Napoleon without Water,oo&s
DOES Nj Butler hail from middle low =
u ms story makes him popular witHs
the citizens out there they nm; b.
downright good-natured.
Emerson Hough responds 10 c,,,err
t"r reasons why for his new n.ya, I
Inc Way Of Man" which is running
as serial IN the Outing mayazipe
characteristic letter, OF which %rfE
follows: AS TO the philosophy Of this
book ] don't know that il has any he
T"nd my personal fondness for early
western history. and my resentment AZ
what ] call wild west taking Nv
opinion Of the west is that il was a.
hlg d1gni1ied. strong country. j have
located my book. ar that period of or
history. because that seemed TO be
biz strong and dignife3 period / have
wished to show the Erect of q broad.
strong environment on human beings
/ have not wished 10 appeal to arv
rruriea- curiosity although NY mr.
pose vas frankly 10 show two human
beings for time at least stripped Of
the conventionalities of civilized life
Ny leanings have always been for the
for the strong and sim
PIE things: Cor the west. and ear'y-
western history. II i out If this sort
IF Tarentage that The book cane. and
don't know that I ran better cover .ts
philosophy"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09


Having been asked hpx she Managed
70 induce the Arabs t@ppise for Aser
photographs she took - the new iliu&
t-a1ed edition Of RCbeft H5d5eus |" TAs
Garden of Allah" Nme- Helene RhiIie
replied 10 her ouestioner DAT with rnxe
exceptions they would moi HesTuH Il
selves Il become the subject Of IL.
camera Whenever they saw the ko69
, they turned their backs or isweoe
their heads until only the tops Of thesE
turbans were visible. In order 10 pros
cure good figures Two Of her compan-
ions held the attention Of the ARABS
while Nine. PHILIPPE quietly focused ana
took the picture She says: Ohe %
the pictures. the gen Of The COLLECTION
where some Arabs arr playing TIT
Ladies Game al the door q Mt
Mature. was obtained in a most ptcuiiaE
fashion. As we stopped directly behlha
the sroup. the two Arabs al the iei'
tContinued on Page ThirtcenD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

Richard Harding Davis The Congo
ana the Coasts of Africa to he pub
lished by the Scribners. is an account If
the authors adventures ard expT-
fences along the Congo abd the coastz
# Africa. and VIII be Of Interest 10 an
lovers Of the big game hunting ard
ouI-door life. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

Archihaie Weir. whose "Introore.,
10 me hlsiory Of Modern EuraT ,.s'I N
JuS' published BY Houeh1o1 ly y.s L
co-. Il vtH-known r7ernh+- ~ itlin Z
oxford school of historians ~ :" H.
took his p. A. degree At W. ~, "eiF
degree in 1885. - " a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

rsias T -. - Nirs, Deland's Old cbes,e-
Tars i ! s,,- hncore. i issued BY Hs-.
p-'' - ATTRACTIVE holiday guIss II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

IA autorrobii. census shn~s that
th,r~ ar, u huzz-uaa.re ~ KNOB
4. rH5y Z ul.ia h ~ ar ,r-ned 4 Rock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-09

The publication Of Mr.. H. g. NeUS
new novel Will begin in January next
Its -irl- IL one which certainly e-cites
Keen in1erasr-.t j. The Wit in tha
~
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-04-24

Ohio Circuit Court, kentucky'
Webb Canaan, &C., Plaintiffs,
VS..
Robert Daniel, &C., Defendants.
BY virtue of a judgment and order
of sale Of the. Ohio Circuit Court.
rendered at the March term, 1907, in
the above cause for the purpose of
the division of the proceeds herein
and paying the costs herein, | will
offer for sale by public auction at
the court house door in Hartford, on
Monday, the 9th day of May, 1907
about | O'Clock p. M, upon credit Of
six and twelve months the following
described property, to-wit:
A tract or parcel of land lying and
being in the county of Ohio on Halls
creek containing two hundred acres,
being a part of a survey of $3.50
acres in the name of May Banister
and Co. and bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at a hickory, black walnut
and white oak corner to John Wester-
field and Absolum Albin; thence n.
66 degrees L. fifty-one poles to a
black oak in Westerfield's line; thence
S. 20 degrees Z. 100 poles to one white