davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-10

Things do happen so providential
said the Billville philosopher.
Think SOL"
Il know II. They were just about
to foreclose a mortgage on my house
when . hurricane come along an
blowed II clean into the next county
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-10

Cheer up. Fall time Is with US
and
You'll soon hear the fiddle
See the 'possum on the griddle.
And balance to your partners all &
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-10
The optimist.

when trouble comes. just whistle. "
But how can a man whistle when
he's howlin' like fury
well, then, let him howl In tune"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-10

The seaside resorter has one ad.
vantage over the inland fellows: The
freight on board bills is considerably
less by steamer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-10

c., .. so6 q. ooeisrss Dlvlosnt.
NV Yoek. SEX. 1.-Dsrectors a
- chicago. Durliagton and Quincy
SolRoo1 have declared the regular
O1astssiy divtdsnl q 3 PER cent on
oao1eal s1oek aa1 a sxtFa dividend OF
. ~ cot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-10
No Chance for Him.

II should like to write YOU for an
accident policy" said the insurance
man.
mo use," replied tho Billville edi.
tor. Had one for ten years. and been
In sixteen railroad wrecks. and AIM
even had q leg cut of. or an arm
broken! I'm the unluckiest mortal in
existence"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-10
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N ~ 49, esAssasy.
+ y 1850 asasAs sor sons
80 ~ Lstt3e llcNsdn.
- N11n1v yeasA weisA 90
koklnos1ono - ~ AsnshAse.
Hnoo1a ooe Wese Court
Doeo nsg11ng.
1850 - q -naklEs II south
- saans s . Gainesville
SQn0 90 wAsa this was
80 thaa . v1llnGs. ne had
sessn . esasosesss CAristian,
- ehagasoss. anA heA many
1890 "a ~ white aaA col.
1lA - ~ . nsobse at
9 loseAs1lse EDiscopal
VS. 49, - aGasaasl regularly
- 1 - ~ SAysseai eoadissoa
3 oo1 = snsvivsA b tvo sons,
1 ~ - nsbsse Hslsoa. and four
sA - Name. Josephine
- 1n1lG1 - ~ iron Ut.
n4 s1sA o0Aay morning. Rev.
e0naln11nR ~ ssgvssss we're
- a1Dsn1s4 nay essssAs bsins-
- 1ooe 1svsss - tAsar lase
- q O1sso.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
Every Road Leads to Jesus.

A young man just starting upon
his work in the ministry was one day
talking to an aged minister in Lon
don, who had spent lifetime in the
service. The young man said, You
have a great deal of experience; you
know many things that | ought to
learn. Can't you give me advice to
carry with me in my new duties
Yes. can" was the response. II
will give you a piece of advice. You
know that in every town in Eng land
no matter how small, in every ham
let, though 1t be hidden in the tolds
Of the mountains or wrapped rouna
by the far-off sea, in every clump OF
farmhouses, you can find a road
which, if you will follow 1T, VIII take
YOU to London. Just so every text
you shall choose to preach from the
Bible will have road that leads to
Jesus. Be sure you find that road aud
follow it; be careful not to miss "
once. This is my advice to you.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
The SouI Winners Equipment.

Be filled with the Spirit (Eph. 8:
15.) This is the call to every Chris
tian to be filled with the Spirit. That
Is what is needed to-day. Only
those who are filled with the Spirit
can be soul winners. To be hlled
is the privilege Of all. Christians
are known by their fruits. With
out Me ye can do nothing (Jno. 10:
81. 1t is as impossible to 1--we the
christian life without the Holy Spir-
II as TO live natural life without air.
There must be an emptying OF all
else before there can be real filling
Holiness must prevail. The little
sins II tolerated will hinder the Spir.
IL from having full sway. This 10
not only a privilege for every Chris
tian, but a duty; for it is a com.
mand: BE filled with the Spirit" "
&C. b. Styers.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
Drawing Men.

The holiness of Christ did not awe
men away from Him. nor repel them
Ii inspired them with hope. Ii was
not that vulgar, unapproachable sane
tity which makes men awkward in its
presence, and stands aloof. Its pc.
culiar characteristic was that IL made
men enamored OF goodness. IL drew
all men unto Him." This is the diff
ference between greatness that 10
first rate and greatness which is sec.
ond rate - between heavenly and
earthly goodness. The second rate
and earthly kind draws admiration
on itself. You say, How great an
act-how good a man" The frs,
rate and the heavenly imparts Itself
inspires a spirit.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
An Even Affair.

A Missouri lawyer tells of an as
sault and battery case that was re-
Gently tried in a Kansas City court.
To the first witness called the pre-
siding magistrate put this question::
"Why did you not so TO the aid OF
the defendant when the fight oc-
curred?"
Because" answered the witness
with smile, 81 didn't know which
one of them was going to be the de-
fendant. Detroit Free Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24

Barry Mahooi. Democrat. and
President OF the First Branch. City
Council. was elected Mayor OF Balti-
more over r. Clay Timanus. Repub-
lican. the present incumbent, by a
majority of about 1000.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
"SiIcnt" Smiths VIII.

Following the funeral services tho
contents OF James Henry Smiths
will were made known in New York
CITY. His estate is estimated at
SIS. 100000, of which the widow re-
ceives S3.00O.00O. Two nephews are
the principal benehciaries.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
II Broke.

Freddy, you shouldn't laugh out
ioud I'm the schoolroom." exclaimed tne
teacher.
II didn't mean TO do IT," apologized
Freddy. Il was smiling, when all oi
a sudden the smile busted. Harper.
Weekly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
Trust Prosecutions Lag.

Acknowledgement Bonaparte let
trust prosecutions stagnate. spending
nearly all his time in Baltimore. and
when questioned by President Roose-
Welt said he had been i'll.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
Panic Costly to Florists.

The panic in stocks in March cost
the florists OF New York City half a
million dollars in lessened sales dur
ing the week before Easter.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
Future Harrimans.

Whenever a boy plays train now
adays In Cheyenne his mother thinks
he'll be a second Harriman.-Denyer
Post
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-24
Story of Gods Love.

Christ's life makes the letters that
alone can tell the story OF the love OF
God to man.-Home Herald.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Slt Gitblono nirft Ser oG~itblGlloi-
Idle 0eutihe StuIpcrcin," Der, oh.
ipobl in ieinen MitteIn bel Ser gerins
gen 3abl Ser 0erttiben i'm San0e
redt beid)rGnft, bod iebr criolgreidJ
iiir 0ellti6e Glementaridulcn III Den
fleinen 2onoItG0ten geiorgt bat, nab
reno Die bon Der eitbI1nOiihen Bitter
idaft mieoer gegriinoete, iiber ied9.
bunOert Sabre alte Sitter ulO Cont
i6uIe 81 Reoal bic oeltide SilgcnO,
Gle cine 0pmnoiialbilOung eritrebt,
bereintgt.
gn 3abI am gr0Bten lit natiirlidl
Der o0euti6e @erein" in &inlonO,
0eiicn OrtS9ruppe &igo ollein bcreit$
10000 0iitglieOer 50blt. 9(ber bic
%Nlufgubcn, Die on Ben 8erein beralls
tretelt, iinO 10 mannigfod lnb grob,
ooB Die Gereine crit Damn I'M Stanoe
iein meroen, lie Doll 81 erfiiQen, ipent
altd) nid)t elm 9eutl6er 5llriifbleibt.
Die riibrige Werbeorbeit, Die entfoltet
miro, miro au6 oieies 3iel errei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

mas cine 0~anfenSiuertbe Inigabe Iei.
10 milrOe man gut tbun, iih altf
Otnge 81 bei6ranfer, fir nelte ein-
miitbige 3uitimmung gu erreiden iei.
Sn &ilItllngsfragen mGre Elm iolder
einitimmiger 8ei6luB fir ~obiebbore
3eit nid)t moglid. Sci Dem 8eriuf,
i'm berbei5ufiibrcn, miiBte iiG elm
Nusetnanoergeben Ser Meinungen
ltnnermeiolid ergeben. 9aB Oeutif-
lano nit ieinem S%tonopunft u1f ser
Gonferen5 nidt i~iolirt 0aItebelt, ions
bern Die meiIte1 W}Gd)te bes Gonti.
nents atf %iei1er Settle ba6en miro,
gilt bier feinem %peritGnoigen 3rpeifel
u1termorfen.
6rie0li6 Arbitration.
NnOreD Gornegie's &eOe ii6er
otrieolide Nrbitration," Die err Dor
Der st. Nn0reu'S llniDeriitGt" in
aberoeen, Sdpttlano, gebaIten bat,
miro ms 0eutide iibertragen lllo in
163,410 @renlpldren Gn0e W1r5 an
ebenio piele Sdullebrer i'm oeutid)en
Heide O%erInnOt meroen.
Gnglan0'S GrmartunQen.
Sonoon, 10. War5. - Die eng-
Iiihe &cgierung lit iett ser ii6eren
3uperIidt, OaB 0ie 6ruge elmer Gin
ifrGnfrng Der 9lusgaben fir ariegs-
~rilltungen bel ser beporItebenoen Srie-
oens = Gonferen5 i'm Sung sur Spra-
DIE gebra6t miro. Gin formeaer In-
iidtsauStoui6 iiber ben 8egenItano
bat 5ipor 5miId)en ben M16ten nod
nidt Itottgeiunoen, aber bel oen III.
formellcn Gr0rterungen bat nod
feline Der MGdte etiuaS gegen oie Gin.
b%e5iebung oieIe5 Yllnftes in ooS Gro.
gran1m eingeiuen0et.
0cuti6lono bat olleroingS ofii3iea
nod feline "3uItimmung auSgeorildt,
uber ga piele Der WfGfte oafiir iino
mo feline oagegen, 10 gilt eS ais nift
mabrideiulidL ooB Oeutihlano eiuen
crnlten @inlpan0 erbe6en miro, penn
man olt6 onnimmt, 0ab Die omtlihen
&reiie 0elttihInno's Dem Heiultat Ell.
ner lol6en @r0rterung iebr ifeptiIhe
Grluartrngen entgegeu %bringen. @ngs
lon0 moererieitS glalbt, DAB iih
Damn m~enigitenS Elm reidlider Sbeil
gltten @olenS entlpideln miro, uno
Oie anocren MGhte lil0 Oerielben PM
iid)t.
Sb HuBlnt0 Die 6roge in Oo8 ers
lpeiterte Erogranm 10 auinebmen
mill, pie Die 9eiltde oes ruiiiihen
Stoatsratbs Erofeiior BON Wfartels
in 0eu europGiid)en &allptltaoten CT
morten laiien, lit nod nidt befannt.
@enn nid)t, 10 miro England bie Iuf-
uabme III 0enl feiteu 8ertrouen ouf
Die llnterItiibung oller WGbte emf
pfe6ler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Seine Subpentipn, feline Sdiffe.

Gan Srancisco, Sal, 10.
MGr5. = Die nSceanie Steamibip
Company" bat Die Te9ierung oapon
perit1noigt, onb lie beabiidtigt, ibre
I'M amerifoniih ouItraliiben Ser.
febr i~tebcnoen Nompfer aus oeiniel.
ben 5uriid5u5icbel. Sic 0ampicr
ySentrtra" unb Scotia" meroen io-
fort nah ibrer gnfunft bier 5llriidge-
3ogen. Nilr Die 0ompfer nWaripola"
uno .alonleoo" bleiben einitpeilert
nod i'm Gent. 9us @rlno miro on.
gegebcn oaB Der Gongrcb Die Sub
pentions-&orloge nid)t angenonlmleit
bat uno boB aitd) Die neiticel1nbilde
Hegierur9 feline Eoitiucpentipn in ibr
9iioget aufgenommen bot, moourf
Der 9etrieb oieier 2inie ul,profitobel
gelporoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Wcrftbranb at grunsiuif.

9runSmid If, 3d. 10. Mdr5. -
GSeuer Serlt0rtc beute Worgen Die
acknowledgements bon i. .. Iifer
uno $4,000 bis $4,000 9abnidwelleu
iinb adt 6rahtpa9gons Der n@tlontic
Goat Cine" uno beif1Oigte Die bel
Sen picrnloltigen Shooner uGogle
Sing" un6 Nina 6. u. Solnes," Die
an Der @erite Dor Mnfer lagen. Der
Sotalidooen belauit iib auf 100000
bis $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
@crltGnSignna NIT ScntIdlanb.

@nibington, 10. WfGr5. - IlS
NeIllltat Ser 9erutbung 5ptiden Dem
StoatSiefretGr Shoot llno Dem 9iref.
tor gtortb, mel6er an Der Spite Der
9ommillion omeritaniI6er Earlier.
pertcn geitanOen bat, melbe na6
Geutidluno geIun0t mllr0e, Inn 3oll=
arif.NrrangementS 5luil6en Den bet
ben 2Gn0ern ST t%refieL bari conIta-
tirt merben, oaB bei6loiien moroelt
lit, Dor Dem Ibloltf Der oeutiben Ser
%fiiglt1g am t. Slli, ipelde Die Nn-
pcnolng Der SGbe beS oeutifen
Morimoltorifs ullf omerifaniiheGtn-
fubrpoorelt ollf Elm Sobr illSpen-
0irtc, eill nelleS arrangement all5ll.
ltrebcn Our6 meldeS Der 3eitrollm
bon Dem e%rmGbnten Gage an bis gum
Wieoer5uiummerltritt oes ndd)Iten
GongreIieS iiberbriidt miro. Die
0rlunolo9e fir OoS nele 9%lrrange'
mcnt miro Scr Yuragropb 3 oes
Singlep-S arifs bilOen, melder ben
YrGlioarten ermdhti9t, 3oaermaBl'
gllngclt orf gelpiiie Irtifel gcgeit
@inrGumltng Der 0tinimal : 3oqlate
onoerer 2Gnoer 81 belpinigen. IS lit
notwithstanding, baB bis sur @ieber.
periommlilng bes GpngreIies Elm au-
gemeiner SonoelS- IL Gecipro5it1tS.
pertrog 5u ieiner 9ei6luBfolIung
,,,.,norLnifn+ fnt,, mira
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Gum Gampf bereit.

gum Sampf berctf.
0iitriftSampaIt Serome'5 9claItun9S.
5cllgcn I'M SbonsFro5eB. - Der
0iicntlihe Nnfldger triiit Gorbes
r~eitungen fir oas mor1ige @ic.
Oera1inabme 8erfa6ren Der 9ln-
flage.
Nem Oorf, 10. Wf1r5. - @ie
am &orabenb elmer Sdlodt ging eS
gcltern pom frilben Wor9en bis IN Die
9taht binein i'm 9iireou 0eS 0iltrittss
9lmualt5 i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81, no Sr. Serome nit Ieinem Stabe
Die leBten Sorbereitungen fir 0uS
morgen %beginnenoe @ieOerauinabme'
8eriabren Der gnfluge i'm Sbnm-Hros
3eIie traf. Ilts Dem Ser6alten oeS
offentli6en IntlGger8 gcbt nit 0eut=
lid)feit 6eroor, Dab er feline Wtilbe
ideltcn miro, Die GrmprOung OeS Nrs
6iteftcn StaniorO @bite 81 iiibnen
ltno Sen itngen WtillionGr, meld)er
oas Serbreden auf Nh gcluoen bat,
Der 9eltrafung 0rr6 Die Wfod)t oes
@eiebeS 5u5ufiibren. Gen @e0anfen
al Die Wf0gliffeit zines 5rciiprudes
0es Mngeflagtcn meiit er oabei oltgens
ldeinlid melt bon lid. Seine 9emll'
bungen entmideln it'd III 5tpei Hihs
tun9en. gntme0cr eS gelingt ibm,
ben Nad)lueis 5ll erbringen, 0aB Sbaip
CUR 3eit ser Wor0tbat inn polen Be
iite ieiner gciitigen SGbigfeiten Dur
un0 sic Sbot eir p%orbeoadter Itt
eifcriilGtiger Hod)e mar; Damn fam
MIR ser Zoo 0eS &erbreherS i'm elefs
triihen Stubl iiir oen 0toro 8ergel-
titlq bringen. Soer eS lit ibm mog.
lid, Ourh Oie Nltsiugen ieiner Gr5ts
liden SofperItGnoigcn iiber aaem
3meifeI felt5uItelen, OaB Der Spr0B'
ling 0eS GittSbur9er WtillionarS
mobnitnnig mar, ol5 CT ieinen 6eino
iiber oen Saufen i6oB, uno INNER
nod mabnlinnig lit; baum miliien lid
Die Gbore oeS S%Srrenba1IeS fir Ger'
BREEDER 81 Wotteaman fir Den 0tor-
Der 0finen. Sr. Serome id)eilt ilbcr-
! 5eugt 81 iein, oaB er nit elmer oieler
beioen Sbeorien Der Sade Der 8e.
reftisfeit sum Siege oerbelien miro.
MlS Der 9iltriftsaniualt geItern
Worgen III ieinem 0iireau e%intraf, err
lieB er lofort sic %AnorOnung, oab iid
i1mmtli6e Glerfs uno Stenograpben
gum Iienlt bis in ben lp1ten Ibeno
binein bereit 5u balten botten. Iuf
Sen SamitugS Salbfeiertug mrBte
ouSnobmSlpeiie &er5idt 9eleiitet per-
ben. Samn begab iih Sr. Serome
nod ieiner 8ibliotbef, no er bereits
bon ben ar5tlihen Sadperit1noigen
Der Nnflage, ben 0oftoren Wsabon,
McIonoIo unb Stint, ermartet wnr-
DC. Sn oeren 9egleitung botten it'd
uber aitd) nod ieds anOere Srrelt.
Grste, oie IN lester Stunoe pom Df'
fentIiden Inflager %engagirt muroen,
eingeltellt. Sbre Namen prroen
nid)t befannt gegebenL aber ale lolen
inter ibren 8eruisgcnolIen cine ber'
porrogeuoe Steaun9 einnebmen. Die
nellen Yiphioter puren mebrere
Stunoen lang in eiiriger @eratbung.
Sr. Scrome mobnte nit ieitcn Iiii'
ltenten 8orpor uno Nott eitem gro.
ben Sbeil Der Gonferen5 bel, uno es
beiBt, oaB eS lid babel Inn Die Sor'
mlllirlung elmer nelien I%ogennniten
bppotbetiihen 6rage gebonoelt bat.
Spater mar er nit ieincn &atbgebern
cifrig beifGiti9t, iid fir oas Serbor
Der 9elaItungS5eugen am Wtontng
por5ubereiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Sn Io6en lit Der 10 Sabre alte
Shiup bingeridtet lporoen. gr bate
ieiiter5eit einen S6utmat,n, Ser i'm
in Soft genommen, ermorbet uno
luar oafiir gum Sooe perurtbeilt nor
ben.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
Mrs. William Maxwell.

Mrs. William Maxwell died about 10
o'clock last night at her home. No. 90
Western avenue, after four-WeekS
illness resulting from paralysis. She
would have been 81 years old today
having been born in Auburn, May Is,
1910. Beside the husband. one son
Frank Maxwell Of this city, two broth
ers. George W. Vickery Of this city
and Frank G.. Nickery Of Auburn, and
two sisters. Mrs. Sarah Mendall and
Mrs. Mary Richardson. both of Greene
survive. The funeral will he at 2.3t
O'Clock Sunday afternoon from the
home on Western avenue.
Mrs. Maxwell had been resident OF
Augusta for about "a years and large
circle of acquaintances will sincerely
mourn her death. She was lovine
wife and mother. a kindly neighbol
and highly respected by all who knew
her. She was member Of the Free
Will Baptist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
KNOX.
WASHINGTON

Weston. son of james w. and Lydia
Jones of RaZorvile. died very suddenly
in Auburn last Sunday of cerehro
spinal meningitis. He was going by the
name of Nelson. SO it was long time
before his relatives could be located,
though none. however, could reach him
until after he died.
Nathaniel Bowes. i'll the east part Of
the town. died Friday morning, after
a short illness with diabetes.
John s. Glidden. who has recently
been appointed fish and game warden.
is looking right after the business.
Mr and Mrs. James L. Pu"ree have
arrived hnInt from thcir wedding trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

Notice has been received at tn" office
of the adjutant general of the election
which was held at the armory Of COLI.
list infantry, at Rockland, on Tuesday
evening, May a. to fill the Vacancy in
the position Of captain due to the
resignation of capt. Allie Q. Pillsbury.
Major William d. Goodwin, retired,
presided. and First Lieut.. James f.
Carver was elected to the position of
captain: Second Lieut.. Albert +. p.
HylCr was elected to the position of
first lieutenant. and George r. Stewart
quartcrmaStcr sergeant. was elected
to the position of second lieutenant.
Hon. Albert Pierce of Frankfort
member Of tn. Executive Council Of
1866 was at the Capitol Friday on
matters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
NEWS
KENNEBEC.
EAST MONMOUTH.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the M"tho-
dist church is planning the erection Of
a chanel nnar the church the coming
season. such a building being very
much NEEDED. Abel Frost Of Chicago,
formerly of Monmouth. has made gem
erous offers Of assistance in carrying
out this plan.
Miss Perthn Griffin will take trip
abroad this summer in company with
her father. Captain Griffin.
Moses Sylvester of Wayne has been
passing a few days at f. X. Blakc's.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will serve din
ncr 1T the Mellen cottage Tuesday,
May H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

Paul -. Sargent. State commissioner
of highways. was at Pennington Fri
day. where he went for the purpose of
opening the series of county road
meetings which he will hold in the
different counties Of the state this sea-
son under the auspicies Of the county
commissioners Of these counties. Meet
mss viii be held during the coming
week IS follows: At the court house
in Caribou. May Il; at the court house
in Houlton. May -: at the court house
in Dover. May -: at the court house
in Belfast. May q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
IN LSEMENTS.
TcGGy Bear" Given Away.

vt tie Opera House this afternoon
"'rcddy Bear will he given away to tho
child holding the lucky numbtr.
'Fh" now pictures shown for III" first
time yesterday are among the best thar
have been offered since this popular fad
started. The feature film is "Thc Pay
master" and is probably the most SEN
sational picture ever made. 1t describes
the lie Of factory girl and is full Of
all the startling climaxes Of a high class
melodrama.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
STATE HOUSE,
Corporation Formed for
Insurance Of Live Stock,
Mars Hills Trust Co. 0pensI
for Business, May IS.
Candidates for Office Of Inspector
Of Steamboats,.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Next Meeting of Governor and Council,
Wednesday, June II.

Among the corporations which have
recently been chartered under special
act OF the Legislature is the Maine Live
Stock Insurance Co, which was organ
lied at Portland April 2, and which has
filed It's certificate of organization at
the office of the secretary of State I'M
der date Of May II. The charter of
the corporation was approved March
90 1907
The Maine Live Stock Insurance Co
was organized for the purpose of car
rying on the business of insurance
against the loss of live stock by death
and to do all other things which now or
hereafter may be authorized by law
and are not inconsistent with the laws
OF Maine and are necessary and condu-
GIVE to any Of the purposes for. which
this company is organized.
The capital stock Of the corporation
is 100000 OF which nothing is paid in
and the par value of the shares is 500
each
The names and residences of the
shareholders, with the number of
shares subscribed for by each is as fol-
lows: Herbert L. Jones of Saco. one
share; Benjamin Coffin of Portland
one share; John NJ. Gooding of Port
land, one share; Luther P. Moore of
Saco, one share; Frank P. Thomas Of
Andover, one share; Norman w. Fogg
Of Portland, one share; Harry NJ.
TH"mas of Andover. one share.
The president Of the corporation is
Frank p. Thomas and the treasurer is
Herbert +. Jones. The directors are
benjamin Coffin, John NJ. Gooding.
Frank p. Thomas, Norman W. Fogg
and Herbert +. Jones.
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Announcement was made at the Office
of the bank examiner Friday that the
Mars Hill Trust 60. Of Mars Hill.
Aroostook county, had opened for
business, the date Of the opening being
May l.. This corporation was char
tered under Il special act of the Legis-
lature and WAS organized at Mars Hill
on Fob. 10. with Il capital stock Of $50, =
900. all "f which is paid in
The president Of the corporation is
II. w. Stafford, the vicc-prcsidcnt is T..
NJ. Smith. the secretary is H. w Syl-
Vcstcr and the treasurer is A. o. Nut
ter. The trustees are Howard ".
Stafford. Alm"n A. Nuttcr John T..
York. y. NJ. Smith, w. J. Hcrsum r.
a. York. :. l.. Snow and H. W. Syl-
vcStr.. the stock Of the corporation
is owned mostly in Mars I'LL ana the
surrounding towns.
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Eliza Deniston Sibley.

f. liza Deniston Sibley. widow of the
late ]. T. Sibley died at her home on
the Bangor road at $50 o'clock Friday
evening. aged 50 wears The funeral
will take place from the h"m" at 3:
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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The announcement is made that Os-
mond Cummings of Jonesport is Il
candidate for the office of inspector of
steamb"ats, to take the place Of John
X. Mcdonald of Addison. whose term
Of office will expire June II. 1908. Mr..
Cummings is man well known in tho
section where he resides and is keeper
Of the Nash Island lighthouse. Anoth-
or candidate for the position is a. L.
Fairbanks of Monmouth.
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out and aside from the pleasure which
it brought it reflected much credit OIL
the committee WHO had the matter IN
charge.