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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
Little Mary Dwyer
Made Well and Strong by
Father Johns Medicine

"My little daughter was about Till,
wears pld ANA lot able u ,.at ~ walk
ar WAS cross ana Sickly.' says 7 nos.
DIVER If - Strong Place CukocS. y.
y. "'Thc doctor did not Seem Ia ~.
abb" 70 hclp her FINALLY friend icc-
commended Father Johns Mrdlcnl"
ana after taking it, Mary began - i'm
prove That was TWO years ago Now
she eats heartily and seems stronger
than ordinary children aui is good
faturcl. The change is due entirely
ID Father Johns Medicine. That won
derful remedy having done ~ nucii
for the baby caused Mrs. Dwy,r to
take il ANA She thinks there is nothing
ike Father Johns Medicine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02

Prayers were said AZ : O'Clock Mon
day afternoon ~ l:rv. 4. q. M"si'r at
phtnurr's undertaking rooms over me
remains III ,hr late Wcnd"lyn B"rk"r.
The remains were placed IN M. Pleas
INT tomb ID await iIt"rmrmt ~ ~"
spring III lie family l"t IN ~. Pleas
am crlmGtcrN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02

Following IL i list >of the changes
which we're enacted i'll the game laws
III The state at the recent SESSION 0t the
legislature and also the resolves
passed for fish hatchrrles:
Resolves passed for fish hatcherles'
eo5 ono for 1907 and the same for 1908;
for RangcIey hatchery, $4,000 for 1907
and the same for 1905; for Somerset
county hatchery, $500 for 1907 ana the
same for 1905; for Raymond hatchery
$4,000 in 1907 ana the same in 1908; for
Moosehead hatchery, 5000 fof
screens. $1,000.
Changes in the game laws: Grey ana
black SQUIRRELS protected; duck law eX-
tended one month during December;
duck law in Lincoln county extended
during January. in addition to above
hunting Of golden eve and whistler u
Hancock county permitted IN January
in addition 10 general law; deer skii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02


law amended 80 thai now 4 license Is
lequirc,i only u buy deer skins ana
otter, sable ana linhcF, 5rll'fIl open
season i"r ilu~krlt@ changed D,r. i"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Vera Jvwctt hes gone I" Surry
for a visit with friends in that town.
Mrs. D.. 5. York is i'll Boston for 2
week. where. She is the guest Of friends.
William Ocomer Of Bangor. who
WAY IN, guest Of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. +. j. O'Connnr, oyer Easter, re-
turned home On train N" Monday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
Funeral Of Nathan Parlin.

Prayers w,r" said At 4 o'clock Mon
AN afternoon IN REV. &. q. M"shrr
uv,r rhr rrnatir,4 "r the Fate Nathan
l'alliu, Mo died Sunday evening "t
lily homo III no Capitol street. III" re-
nlii,t4 Win ~ taken IN tn" go y. NJ.
train this morning f"r NEW S''"r"',
vhcr, iut-iln.n, viii b. made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02

I'll" regular meeting NJ tht NJ 4. r.
q. viii br hrlI this AFTERNOON. I'll"
devotional meeting win begin AT 3
o'clock ana I'll" business session ut
BIZ" The subject VIII b. "rhr LOYAL
Trmi"ranr" Legion" by Mr. Mabel
Dearborn. The paper viii H.. followed
by 4 discussion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02

March went out like a lamb, but the
coming Of April with northeast snow
storm was not 50 lamblike. The storm
commenced in the early morning ana
continued during the day and into the
evening, and had it not been for tn
warming Up which the earth's surface
had got during the past few days the
snow would have made more Of show
ing. The principal effect on the storm
was to increase the amount Of mud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
STATE HOUSE,
Plans For Summer Duty
Of National Guard.
Nay Act as Supports at Port
land Coast Deteases.
Changes In Game Laws Made by
73rd Legislature.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council.
Tuesday, April 16, at 10 A. M.

icy WIZ department At Washington,
gives the proposed plans for the Or
Ediiizaticn Of coast artillery reserves
among the National Guard nrganiZa-
tirnS of the coast line states ana as
III" carrying out of this plan would
mean the complete arrangement OF
re military force Of Mniir. il IL Il mat
Ter az much interest
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Pany with each regular culnrdl.y as
signed 10 gun defense, 10 have the
officers ana inon Of Tie latter lci as thc
Instructors Of those Of tile former, anna
~ cnrourag" III every possible way
cordial utilization between tie person
M If The linked regular ANA stat"
companies. II is believed iiIt such ;ii
arrangement Will produce = trained r.
serve force among the states in III"
most expeditions ami most ir:!,lirnhtr
way lcSs iblr.
The field and staff officers. both COM
fni~sinned :nd nn-cnnmiSeioned Of
th. Siat" coast artillery tr""ps would
hhrwiN" 10 linked fnr instruction AMI
service purposes With III" corrrnpumd-
my ana analogous STAFF grades III TN.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
ASTRMATICS, READ THIS

Mr.: g. r. Alexander, Sc Exchange St.
cortland, Maine, will tell all who are az.
uicted with Asthma how he was cured
after suffering 46 years. Before paying
gut your money for medicine con aiming
4orphine and other deadly drug send
t0f full particulars and book. glow }
was Cured ~ Asthna.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02

Regular meeting NJ the Augusta ~
cial aud Athletic Association 1T ,."1
this evening at the club rooms. With
election ii officers ana other business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02

The funeral Of the late Miss Laurette
Golfer will be held at o'clock this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-02
Remember

Yon can bny King Arthur
-four. Earring Hall (ste,-l cut)
coffee, Heinz Pickles Obulk or
il bottlcs). ana nearly every
thing kept in frst-class
grocery ana provision store. al
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16
AIdrieh,s Pretty Parable.

The latct Thomas Bailey Aldrich
wrote cXquisitcly graceful prose and
verse, but his work was never popu.
lar Al dinner party in Boston a
young lady said 10 him: If have been
reading Two Bites OF Cherry. and
! think IT. rs lovely Why Isn't II a
big seller. like the works Of Marie
Corelli and Hall Gamer my dear
young lady" said the poet. I'm WRIT
Ing the book ass well as ! could I did
my part IT the public disapproves
well, then the public IS Ike the
Commonwealth avenue housemald A
resident OF Commonwealth avenue. n
lady in reduced circumstances is
Obliged to take ia few dodgers Her
hOusemaid is rather frall. n rather
pretty girl, and the other day she
said TO her Mistress. I'm afraid that
there moo lodRcr. wot we thought so
VOL of Amt NO gent after all mum!
No gentleman. SusanY said the lady.
I'm very sorry. Why do you say sol?
Why mum. this mornin when ha
seen me carryin a scuttlc o. coal he
says. That there scut'le's too heavy
for little thing Ike You" he says.
and hc Mp and took # from me. and
carried g. lmsclf. just like "a common
fOOtmau
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16
STORY OF A FILTRATION.
But Really There Was Nothing Yer
Shocking About II.


He was sitting alone In the room
when she entered She seemed some
what surprised Co see him However
she did not retire. but stood regarding
him doubuully. The inspection was
apparently satisfactory. for she
smiled.
He had never seen her before. but
he could not help smiling back at her
she was quite pretty. blue eyes. fuzzy
hair and all that sort OF thing.
You're not afraid OF me9" he ven.
tured
No" she replied. smiling again at
the absurdlty OF the idea.
Won't YOU please come and talk
to me? I'm so lonely" hO felt EN-.
boldened TO say.
She replied by seating herself az his
side and glancing up at him with n
roguish twinkle i'm her eyes Il really
believe you'd be more comfortable on
my knee" he whispered.
Without more ado she seated her
self ON his knee and placed her pretty
arm around his mock.
She was really most charming
young lady and
Wont YOU give me kss--just
one2' he asked, pleadingly.
She looked at him roguishly aud
nodded assent. Then she nestled up
TO his check and kissed him dalntily.
He liked It.
How old are your" he asked. after
moment. II sounded rude. he knew.
but somehow he could not help put
ting Il.
Use ve'y nearly tree" she replied.
proudly
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16

the open. 81 guess we can start now"
he observed, taking sweeping in
ventory OF the outlook
Kitty rose quickly and made ready
for the walk The air outside was
crisp and stimulating after the rain.
fall, and they walked half mile
without fatigue But presently KITTY
began to feel her feet grow heavy.
and a pitiful little droop showed H..
self about the corners OF her mouth
But she held her head stubbornly
uYerted, resolved that Billy should not
detect her weakness
Another 10 minutes. and the skin
doomed gratefully into view Kittv
took her seat demurely. aud Rochester
sprang into the one opposite
An hour passed
Again the stars blinked out. one by
one. and the moon rose round and
clear and golden. The mellow dip Of
the oars was the only sound that
broke the Stiffness After awhile.
Rochester spoke
kitty" he began. abruptly. don't
YOU think we've had enough of-of
this sort OF thing God knows. have
Us 10 worth while? Couldn't we both
acknowledge ourselves just "a br I'm
The wrong. and and begin oil over
again His voice trembled strong
ly under its veneer Of calmness
Kitty did not reply at once Her
gaze was fixed. distantIy. on tho glenn.
Ing blue sheet Of water. across which
The lights we're beginning 10 Kicker
dimly
DO you remember what dag this
IL what day it was to have been.
dear2' lie bent toward bier 1000 his
warm breath brought the crimson into
her checks
Kitty glanced up and met bis eyes
Her own bore O look he could not al.
together fsthom
'Of what were you thinking. them"
he asked. almost sharply a shadow
deepeniag suddenly iu his eyes
Kitty gave soft little Iaugh that
mingled unsteady with the delicious
rush Of water against The sides OF
The SKIN j was giving thanks She
said In q low voice for You Billy
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16
All
Over Again
By Nellie crsvey Gilmore
CCODyrlEht. by Joseph b. eowl..)

Copyright. by Joseph 4. Bowles)
Kitty came back TO herself with a
little shiver. The sky that an hour
ago had glowed crimson. with all the
dazzling gold lights OF an Indian
summer afternoon In Florida. reflect.
ed only the palest violet shadows.
deepening gradually to a duh drab
As she looked. the gray merged swift.
~ into black. and one 10y one the stars
blnked out. shedding a CHASTITY light
over the rippleless surface OF the bay
How long she had been drifting
Kitty could never have told. but when
she reached for her oars one was
missing, and strain heS eyes as she
would only the shining. speckless wa.
ter laughed back in the starlight.
A sudden panic seized her. What
should she do? Three full miles at
least from the place she had started
with only the barren shore OF Santa
Rosa behind her-even supposing she
could be lucky enough to reach that
There was no landing anywhere I'm
sight. and Ia feet from the beach she
ran aground in the soft white sand
Mooring her skin 60 the solitary post
that stood relic of half a decade ago
she removed her shoes. and lifting her
skirts from contact with the water
plunged in
The moon broke suddenly round and
clear and full, hanging suspended from
the sky like globe OF LIQUID gold
Kitty sat down weakly on heaped up
bank of sand and looked ont To sea
Her lips were trembling holplessly
now and the color was quite gone from
her face
Would they come or send for her?
IL was very likely not She had left
word at home not TO expect her before
morning, AS she had intended staying
the night at friends house. Some.
how, the thought Of spending alone
this. OF all nights--the one that was
To have been her wedding eve-was
intolerable
And now She should not only
spend II alone. but in utter terror and
desolation. For hours she lay there
with wide open eyes. her heart throb.
bling almost to sufIocation. thousand
emotions making tumult I'm her weary
brain.
But byand-by the salient breath Of
sea wind stole nsidiously into her
nostrils. the moon sank gracefully be.
mind bank Of clouds, her eyes
closed-her lips parted slightly and
she slept
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16

IL going 20 he uncomror,Aahiy warm
after awhile"
Kitty laughed-but with almost too
much enthusiasm FOR Il to be gonu.
Inc. Il don't mind that" she re-
turned. with her head I'm the air. In
fact IL like IT," She gave her
mlnutost attention TO the rcarrange
ment Of a refractory lock. as Roches.
ter walked on in the direction OF the
beach
Several minutes passed I'm dead
silence. When she trusted herself TO
look mp again, he was coming toward
her rapidly, There's an awful storm
brewing he said. gravely: wed bet.
ter try TO hunt up place OF refuge at
once"
Kitty rose quickly. aud together
they plowed through the heavy white
sand In what seemed n hopeless quest
for shelter But finally they came In
sight Of a dilapidatcd old structure
the property of Quondam oampers-
and were soon established under its
rickety but friendly roof.
They had not reached IL minute
too soon. for the storm broke sud
denly. with all the fury OF an ocean
hurricane, and for an hour neither
spoke. hut sat motlonless waiting for
the violence OF It to abato
Il hope this delay is not going to
cause YOU too much Inconvenience"
observed Kitty. the first to speak
ut will probably interfere with an
important engagement" answered
Rochester, with a little inward smile
Kitty turned inQulriag eyes upon
him
She felt her heart start painfully
Marie kensingtonl Surely that was
tho name of the girl with whom gos.
sip had tried To connect his-Bnly's
name since-since- since she
no longer had right to think OF
him,
Was It 80 very important?" she
asked I'm colorless tone that tried
vainly To he casual
All engagements are. more or less.
are they not2' lie gave her a pointed
glance.
Hut Kitty did not see II. Her eyes
were down now. To hide the pain and
shadow that she could no longer con.
ccal, and her cheeks were whittier than
he had ever seen them
For half an hour they ate Ina 81
lence. IL was now past three o'clock
The storm had at last worn itself out.
and desutory patches OF blue showed
through the hurrying clouds
Rochester rose and walked out into
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16
CONFESSIONS OF A YOUNG WIFE.
Good Thing TO Learn to DO Sometimes
Without Hubby.

Harper's Bazaar, which. with the as
sistancc OF Henry James. has been
busy of late endoavoring TO reform
the speech and manners of American
women, is now giving its brilliant
editorial attention TO young wives and
their affairs In the Bazar the author
who is writing on this topic reveals
some secrets i'm charming and con
vncing way. She says:
The most important thing OF all
that have learned is how TO get
along without my husband Outward
ly We ro as much together as ever
we were. Wa are very fond of each
other indeed and think my own
marriage so far has been happier than
most Only | have learned what al
most all women learn Rret or last.
that for the sake of my own peace of
mind and his | must not have my Ia
tercst In life begin and end I'm him.
! must not be lonely If he isn't there;
II mustn't bc "A tragedy TO me N he
isn't with me- During our engage.
mcnt and the first part OF our mar
riage Joe absorbed every thought /
had. He dimmod my interest In my
friends, he altered my life all over.
and gave me "A new set OF interests
which began and ended with him |
have had i'm sclf-defcnse TO unLrarn
all these things. for when had CUR
rendered myself entirely found my.
self so 10 speak. left high and dry.
! had learned my lesson too we'll. I
unlcarncd IL as best I might. and be.
came once more what people call
reasonable woman"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16

The use of the term pin money. 90
not me thing % represents. dates from
The fourteenth century. when pins
we're Invented They wore allowed TO
Doc sold on only two days. the nrst
and second Of January. and we're 80
expensive that only the wealthy could
use them regularly. After a cline 10
became a custom however. when .
woman was 20 be- married. 20 give TO
her certain sums Of money. To- be used
Tor the purchase OF pins.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16

Billy"
Lord" he exclaimed. i've trudgcd
he length. breadth and. was about
90 say. thickness OF this island. since
midnight"
Kitty had lifted herself on one al.
bow and now sat upright. staring
stupidity into the sun-bronzed face
above her. II was broad day. and the
yellow sunlight, falling on her tangled
hair, discovered a whole nest OF opals
In IT,
How did you know" she asked.
wonderingly brushing her hand
across her eyes as though to clear
away a mist.
Rochester laughed heartily. but
more as an outlet to the pent-up strain
Of the past few hours than from any
special feeling OF amusement
"Did-did anyone send you?" she
looked at him with dawning chal.
lenge I'm her eyes
Rochester dropped down on the
sand beside her before he answered
Not anybody except myself" he
aid, as matter-of-fact as possible.
the fact Is, happened TO see you
leave the wharf. and-several hours
iater-learned, first by accident, that
your boat was still out The storm
signals were mp. and ! was afraid
well. you know he Numbered on awk.
wardly. i couldn't just sit by and see
u-shipwrecksd. could - ] couldn't
let anyone be that, do you think" he
added, half In apology half in explana
lion Had he told the truth. he might
have said II am watching every
move you make; { haunt the places
YOU frequent. you are never out OF
my thoughts or my sight a minute
longer than can help" But pru.
dence forbade
For some time after he had spoken.
Kitty sat silent. staring with Wide.
somewhat angry eyes at the tiny white
caps In the distance
You are very humane" she re-
marked shortly. after a bit
Rochester frowned digging his
tanned fingers clumhly in the sand
u hope am he returned. withou,
looking up The quarrel had been
very bitter. neither could forget that
bitter as only quarrel can be be-
tween two people who love each other
foOlishly and absolutely
You might just 40 well have stay
ed a. home and let me alone" snap
ped Kitty reddening
I'm sorry ! didn't-nOw." was The
curt response
Kitty tossed her yellow curIs ex
presslvely and said nothing After
that An awkward period Of constraint
eusued between them Rochester was.
The first to make move
'lt being the case. be remarked
politely getting TO his feet. that
might just as well have stayed away
presumably. the only thing left TO- do
Us 20 go back"
Kitty stared. paled despite the rein
she had put upon herself
Yves she said lingering her tie
end without looking up
III there is anything T can"
Nothing whatever she ierked out
turning her back
Rochester moved away few psces
u really think he veuturrd some
what timidly that the sun over here
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16

as4l cko
o OF nsanlbo that C
dependab rchands
prices owing the
sold saciice
will be Dol taerucio
o in s. a ""'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16

The circus agent found The rsral
town deserted Where are aU the
people he querisd why. stranger"
drawled the old postmaster. "thig
here 10 Art day" cart d4y7 And
have you am art gallery Boo this town."
"Oh, no, but the whole settlement has
turned out 90 see one of those city
artists sketch prlIly ad on
Jason Whetley's barn"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-16

"A woman should NOT be- valued
alone for her beauty said the seuU
mentaist Certainly not answered
the French count. sometimes she is
20 be valued by tho amount OF eli
mOuy shs eau Dsy"
straw cuffs FOR Gardeners.
Cu6s specially designed f1r the uss
- women gardeners have made their
appearance. They arc made of woven
willow that is perfectly mpcruous 90
thorns and yet is ugH. and not an
comfortable t0 wear Through the
baskets. which d from the wrists al
most 20 the elbows and Keep the
blouse and arms from beur soIcd
during the heavy work of gardening
the hands are easily slipped.