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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-23
FURNITURE AND CARPETS

Your holiday presents should be something useful There
is nothing you could select that is practical than
Writing Desk Rocking Chair IA Table. Come and look
assortment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-23
SILK SPECIALS

Here they pads checks stripes fances and plain silks
in abundance for holiday gift giving All new in variety
Of choice colorings and combinations
$3.50 Silks at -. $500 200 Silks at ...... 160
15O Silks at $500. 100 LOO Silks at ...... 80
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-23
Christmas Presents for Men
BLANKET SPECIALS

We all know of deserving person family to whom
pair Of Blankets would make very acceptable Christmas
present. All wool California and Oregon Wooden Mill
Blankets in white and grey at specially reduced prices
Good weight 104 sheet blankets, $11O quality, at. 85c
ia Sheet Blankets S125 quality Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
ia Extra Quality Sheet Blankets $50 quality.. 100
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-23
LEATHER GOODS

Collar end Cuff Bags of leather, Leather Toilet Cases,
Leather Travelling Bags; full assortment Of Bags
and Purses in morocco alligator and seal, vanity
and shopping STYLES Observation-Disclosures. SOC to $500
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-23

Christmas Sale of
Ladies' Neckwear
Turnovers, stocks and fancy
pieces.
All 25c and 35c values at. zoe
All SOC, 65c, 75c values at. 45c
Novelties-Suitable and ac-
ceptable Christmas remem-
ORANGES.
Feather Boas in white, pink,
blue, grey and black. =.
............ $3.50 to $1,000
Travellers Bags in plaid and
fancy silks, rubber lined.
.$1.35 to $3.50
Belts-Silks and silk elias
tics, fancy embroidered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

laiited by EsKmos, and az o,,,,
steamer lands at the place and thai o nae
once a year, the news ii bring. fror, ~
utsidc world Is printed on i shan, '.ls
paper with the Aektograph The nansr =
very thick and il is printed only on ons -
id".-lndianapolis News '"'
Toy bascOts are the latest favo,ites No.
luck-brinGers at the bridge taiI.. in Enc
land a PLAYER who has a pinE velrs,
cat ut Ter elbow feels assured Of nia,;nc
q winning game. y rag "2oIIyyon;, i
another charm which is claimed 10 hrinc
its owner phenomenal good fortune "a
a curious figure known as Sunny LAM
also ranks as 4 mascot. The ,Ynanag ger n,
a London store says: The curious tl,ina
is that the more lidcous the inv ths
greater its value as a luck-brineer
Rob" white dog with a long neck. ana
jim" an elephant with a brilliant scar,
let coat, are most POPULAR -
Wronsdoers in China bring misfortur.
on all their relatives. Not long AGO p
man murdered Coy. An Min of Anhid5
The murderer himself was caught and ~
headed and now the law demands thst;
his female relatives be sold into slavery
that his male relatives 16 years old and
above be decaTitated and that his maie]
relatives Younger than that be co,npellef|
to serve in the imperial palace The ans,
cestral graves of the rebel are also ~
suffer. The tonlbs are to be raised am
despoiled and the bones and dust within
scattered to the four winds. 1t is thought3
however, that the authorities g.wia not
evact the full penalty of the iaw.--In,s
dianapolis News. SsJ
The American woman and everything
pertaining TO her-such is the broad sub.
iect for investieat alton which has been a.
signed TO Nine. Laurence Kiedier OF PariS
by the French government An ex.
haustive report on the social AMI indus.
{,.ja of ic
the government desires. AMI Nine Kied-
Ter is to have all the time and money
which she may need in order to cover
the situation thoroughly in her report
Nine. kiedler in a recent interview said
the object of her work would he to rails,
the standard Of womenS wages in
France. as we'll as the social STANDARD
of her country women in every depart
ment of industrial and commercial work
Chicago E. ening Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
The Wonderful American Girl.

tMOntc ome1y (AIa.) AdvertiSer.t
baseball crazy, Sure. and glad of it,
Can YOU blairfe DetroitP Not IL you've
got a modcuinsef health and read that
report II Wednesdays game in Phiia-
deIllia Maniac Only healthy one in
the. ali. nSts'S long list. We're gobsessed
all risht ana fell all the better men
tally and physically for il, thank you.
tFrom the Detroit Free PresA1
W. ike poetry. We do. a whole lot.
Whether il comes in the form of rfyth-
mic verse or mclliiluous prose 1t hits us
in a tender place. That is why We fell
good thrills running over Us: whe ns@we
tnd the oklahoma State Capital quoting
made the American girl He sent His an
eel messengers throughout all the star
strewn realms Of space 10 gather all
enchantm-nt, Of .lamor. When these an
beauty and threw down their giitterins
tun,iou at HIS feet, He began, IA their
wonderful presence. the faShioning of
III" American girl, He wrought with the
gold AMI Tho Clotm Of the stars shifting
-lulia> II the rainbow hues. and the pal
lii silVt" Of the moon. H. wrought with
the crimson which Swooned in the rose $
rubbed heart. Wiki the prra sweet snow
which CLEANS from the lilies petals ard
leap from jewels depth. Then c'ancing
ir-p into His onn bosom IL. took &c the
lrVt Wti ch steamed there like SOM. rare
pearl tcueath the Wiri-llisS.i waves 80
summer :vi. thrilled into the form H
y a ta-ii"riirE. and all heaven ard ealth
', j. jc6'i. Tor To- lie hal wrought the
Ar, rican cirl. Yum. Yum: also hsosh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
cLEANlNGS AND GOSSIP.

Since the appearance IF the cholera in
Russia tn" itu>Sk"ye Zuamia. the organ
If Tie union OF Russian men. has daily
been publishing articles accusing tie.
Jews ANA tie constitutional democrats
VI preparing poisonous syring.S for in
"Cuia;irc the Tsoplc with cholera vir1.S
according IL the method OF the an
arClist X! oN1tkir."
and Kansas City will h. cnmyletet within
two years. Construction work will h,a b.
gun next spring. The Missouri Lc.is.a-
ture appropriated So So for TIL. rurposA
NJ its last session. The road will be 81
teet wide. on its completion another ex-
tending from north 10 south through the
state will bs undertaken.
Native chinese papers state that the
tAln"Se press WILL In future h. controlled
~ the ministry OF posts and cnnlnlunica-
tons. The following new laws ar, rro-
posed: The press shall not h,, Permitted
IN attack either the government of the
administration. Nothing Of thu nature ii
a personal attack shall h.. published nor
shall any secret document or til, Severn
rrent ~ inS rt-i- These laws viii b.. p;,t
in operation after The advice Of the min
listers las been secured
\ locomotive RECENTLY ..,,r,,s5 o,t. IN. -r,
Schenectady y y. for th,, F.,ie Rail.
i"ad l. Sty!ed IN articulatsd ipolyrd
nnd weighs $500 pounds II is really
two er-inc~ with one l.r-.. boiler meas
,'rin- $50 feet in length frrrI II. min,
of -i.4 Gov catcher 70 t.,a mi ~ ~. -
''er- Is Is said that while the laulaS
capacity of this engine Is double thar a.
TN heavieS: freight locomotive. OF the OH
tyln now II US. The load II one pajr
II driFins wfoels Is less than that o.
fntHE ~ me ordinary engines
N"wsTa13I men ought ~ have eas,.
'erle> ~ X N the Polar circle. where tha
nc E-rs are issued only once a ve,r
'r-re are 'nreN or four OF these Ona
n item Is the Eskimo Bulletin. a1i,..,
near Care Prince of Walns III R,rin
straits TIL. English missionaries 49,,
have established a school in a Village il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08


The Iii, rN,rN ~ III, old records nt
that George WASHINGTON once got III
tr"uhlr tot h'iuS i tLN-,lniGNr has
started \ lively gud interesting con-
un>cl"> The Spriusti,ld Republican
III its Investigation finds that certain
t\t"uu.,Iiuc circumstances tNjSt Whlth
may IL noted for the inf,rIlatinu OF
present day ta\-iudGrrs W1~hlnEt"r
MAS tE,u \ Young man. not long since
hINinS PASSED his majority. lie hId
only i few Wears before. and. Wrat is
more h2d ju~t been getting married
lie WAS NcM - ,iNil like and il ohl.
cations. and he WAS lining under /
Snv,rnment imposed upon The colony
from distance II VAS TAXATION with
CA; thc representation rt which 81
much Mas made III those days Fur
,hrrmvrr. the American crlrnl>ts ~
\ir. inil - we'll rs those NJ New Eng
laud rn,Itei very little from the tA<rS
rails Il an, nnS ;lirm. ana This WAS
another cause ~ 4 &c., al resistance
t. tlN.ttiNu which r;l.t,l<Igritrd the
time THE country VAS divided ny
intr isolated AMI indrvti,jvut estates.
ANA families had Il protest themselves
fur tbs most lrI~t- TINY r\prr;S;tr>',i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
Maine is Interested.

The Manchester, y. H., Union has
some " here got hold Of the idea that
the state of Maine is not properly in
tcrestcd in the movement to secure the
White Mountain region as national
forest reserve. In this. of course, it is
mistaken. While New Hampshire Is
undeniably more directly and vitality
Interested than amy other state, 1t Is
matter of the greatest interest to all OF
New England, and more than that, to
the whole country. The plan is not
tinnal forest reserve. and ii is not
ilcr.ly sentimental desire to save the
forests; of those grand mountain slopes
from destruction, but there is Il ma
tcrial argument which must appeal to
al and especially to the great manu-
featuring interests uron the rivers
W hicn have their origin in the Wht'
Mountain region or whose tributaries
have their origin there. There Is no
ut'PNlI.!o NtlIit uIt't ih'N'N''> ~ '''>
matter when this side of the question
is presented AS the Union goes ON
to say:
"'rhc question which suggests itself
lust now is whether or not the state OF
Maine has any considerable interest
in the preservation of the White
Mountain forests. There are. for eX-
ampts, the busy manufacturing places
along the Observation-Disclosures
Falls, Livermorc Falls, Lewiston.
Brunswick and Topsham, and others;
net to mention equally busy cities OF
Saco and Riddeford, on the S:tco
river The AndroScoggin. to be sure,
does not rise in the White Mountains.
bat il flows So close as to wash the
bases Of their northeastern foothills;
and if there is anything in the theory
that the cutting away of forests mas
4 tendency To dry up rivers anu
brooks. and thereby To deprive man
OF The water power they afford. Is it
not lust possible that Maine manu-
factories might be somcW hat mcon-
NenirEccd by the removal OF The
White Mountain fortSts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
Vacations Level Men.
detroit Nrws-Tribunc. !

GIetroit NrWS-Tribunc.i
You will ind that your vacation Will
do more good to the people YOU leave be
hind that it will do fof You. You Will
come back and find that things have
gone alon:; pretty well without you Il
YOU are, Il writer YOU Will fine, that no one
has been Einirg tor the particular kind or
mental pabu,In YOU disp.n-e. II you are
doctor you will find your patients nave
been getting your measure during your
absence by comparing YOU with "nother
If you're 4 preacher your congregation
will have heard better sermons dur1nS
the vacation period than You preach. If
you're a mechanic you'll be slightly sur
prised to see how easily youl place has
been filled.
Vacation time is the great levelins
time. When we come back We start all
over again with a wonderfully san" re-
gard tor the way the rest Of the folks
attended to the world in our absence.
And we. the great unvacationed. VIII
greet you and watch without envy the
Summer tan whiten under the work of
autumn and winter. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
Girls Who Tackle Corn on Cob.
Wa shington Herald.}

NaSIilStUil 11tI dIU.1
AS Il matter Of fact nothing StlrS the
heartstlincs Of youth more readily than
the sight Of well bred, good looking and
laughing girl eating corn from the cob
heartily joyously. ana. maybe. hungrily.
1t is tie only satisfactory way to eat
com. anyhow, Corn boiled on the cob
and eaten with real genuine<country but
ter is as different from corn prepared
in other ways as is noon from evening"
tide. II is impossible fora girl to eat
corn from tn. cob withoutE smiling. dnnp
ling and showing her pearly teeth-"very
fellows best girl of course, has pearly
teeth Moreover. in choosing corn thus
prepared and tackling it unafraid and I'M
,,iSIlavtd. size SLOWS her generous meas
,lre uf good conlpaon sense-and a sug-
.estion of this. coupled with her natural
oauettiShneas. ia never wasted on a
level headed man. Such n girl wouki be
SUR. to sorv" Irish potatoes with their
Jackets on when rounded up finally. and
irrleStirateti. - 7 "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
Why Soldiers Are Hard to Get.

tIUSttu 1ItHScIfptj
When the government goes into Inc Ia
Dor market as a competitor in search of
men ii finds itself handicapped by pay
tables which have not varied appreSiably
in the last - wears, and were based on
the OLD idea that anything was good
enough to he food for powder, and that
only tie nee, ssities and the ne'er-do-well
were availahlr for enlistments. Condi-
tionS have changed radically. without
pay changing with them, and standards
have been raised without any accom-
panyins advance in army wages. Ccnse-
uuently the wonder is not that the gov
crninent docs not enlist more men, but
that ii secures as many as il does.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

one prmurrat:r editor remarks that
there WAS little enthusiasm At the Re-
,hiSrttS which rrnominattI Governor
';dild. II is Il safe wager. however.
trat the Democrats would give big
.d,,; ii they could exchange for the Ih-
>uiu,r harmony. good will and conf
..'i:cr Il that convention the hair-pul
chewing which marked the two rival
Democratic conventions held on the
,.,lnr ttN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

The Younger officers Of the fleet will
,lI>.;rd voyage To the Pacific and Il
l.u,nlrr Of the older officers will be sent
u-hnr.. This. II course. is the Mise
l. Nov. Tor the younger officers need the
u,i,nn Al training and their experience
viii ne for the good ot the service.
takes most Of his experience along
" it'll II m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
Swarthmore's Dilemma.

The dilemma of Swarthmnre college
III being forced to choose between
great beuuest and the continuance" of
athletics is attracting wide attention.
and perhaps no question is being more
widely discussed III the editorial col
unlns ut the newspapers at the present
time. The bequcst of Miss Jeanes
was first said to be a 81 .OO0. 600. but now
it is said that the value of the prop
crty involved is nearly $3.0oo.oOo. but
whatever its size the principle remains
the came. though i'll way the greater
the btqucst the greater the problem
facing the college trustees. Swarth-
morc is relatively small and poor col
lege anG 1T first glance it would seem
that the great sum would be worth
more than any possible value from the
continuance of intercollegiate sports
On the other hand. as one of the fac
ulty oil the college has remarked in an
interview, it is Il serious thing to put Il
mortgage upon tIit Spuiio nv "i''
shall attend Swarthmore for genera
tinns to come and forbid them To en-
low the athletic pleasures and nppur-
tuniti.S which the students Of other
colleges enjoy.
OF course college athletics are fire.
uurntly ovcrdone and sometimes from
the mistaken viewpoint Of people on
the outside they seem to dwarf or
eclipse the intellectual side of college
lltc. but every thoughtful person VII"
knows the true situation appreciates
the fact that athletic sports are of I'M
,leni.,hle value To the students them
selves and to the institutions where
they are carried on. Ii is absurd.
however. IL say that they are essential
10 The real success Of any educational
institution 1t is for the SWarthmore
trustees IL decide whether their col
lecr needs more the money or the ath-
letics.
College charters and college requests
are fun Of queer restrictions. There
Wa a Jimr hen almost every f"unda-
tivn embodied 4 clause holding the col
lcgc L. this nr that religious drn0mna-
ton. \ leading PENNSYLVANIA college
lbs, 4 magnificent endowment which
then went IL found il rival institution
because il chung to Preshyterianisrn,
Stephen Giyari was 50 adverse II this
ol,;-tilne ScCtariiu view that he jumped
clear 1" tho other extreme and inserted
III his Will that curious provision that
no minister III the gospel may ever
enter the grounds of the magnificent
college which his fortune built. The
grvun: that il was against public
policy. ana Daniel Webster himself ar
sued frequently before the supreme
cuur; i'll their behalf. All in vain. The
dead hand retained its grip ana the
college is in operation. II will prob
ably he the same If Swarthmore &C
COTS this great beQue>t which has
paced its trustees and faculty i'll such
m unpleasant dilemma. In the mean
time the national discussion which has
been started is ~ much interest and
may result III some good wholly irde
renir,.r II the final decision at the
Pennsylvania institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
Maine Gossip
Just Wait for the Light.

Never did hear him c"nnlai"in
When trouble wuZ comm In sight:
No us. in Srowlin
The storm does yer hoWnn.-
Jest wait Il while fer the light!
"Word's like the folks that ali In 1t
Sometimes il amt gOin' right;
The Skv wears Il frOWn.
An th, darkness comes down,
But-jcst wait Willie fer the light!
AN even wlicr the old earth is f;,din'-
l'adn' away from yer sight,
An the shadows come on,
In n dream q the dawn
Drift away to the liSht-tO the light!
Atlanta Constitution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

.'ln,c she Is worth $Io,o0o. GOA II must
lie that GLADYS Vanderbilt is Il v"rN
beautiful cirl. and this being IN" raS''
sh, sh',u,l lose no time in starting libel
Publish ~: alleged pictures of her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

We nave M definite returns on the
Iuilnpkin crop. but il is certain that
there are fewer paro,iirS thar, usual
thiH fan on that good old poem When
III, frurI Is on the Pumpkin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

The autopsy over what can be found
II the remains ii the Massachusetts,
Democratic LunAyy Indicate that Will,
i WAS struck simultaneously by
locomotive ana a hnlr u lightning i:
also suffered a. Internal explosion and
thu fra-n1cn,~ Mere then taken in
charge ~ i cyclone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

Some men never know when To stop.
fh' re Is that Chicago man. for instance.
VIM has Just been accepted by girl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

TIE statement II Daniel :. o'C"n-
a,u. II which lie appears A. cn apolr-
-.>t 10y the the, y: the MaS~ao huSe:; :
pemn<ra,jc State convention ty The
BATTLE; forces il both transparent ana
',;'"e, Il * Very IiinSy attempt u
wade TIE piain and indiSpu,ao.e facts
u the situation. bur /, viii deceive no
ENC Nj uCorntu would have appear
II N mach better advantage had lie
.s.Al.ta.nsi :. discreet silence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

james l.. noherty q Springfield
Mass, VIII was nominated last Week
Tor attorney general BY The MaS<arhu-
sets Democrats and who later de-
, lined Il" nomination through DISCUS,
i, the ri"touS convention rrucyydngS
i ! former Main, boy. lie was born
III II 'ult"a. where he mas brother row
Yrlciiclns law. After graduating from
E"w'i"in IL i>>9 he practiecd Law sew
r-..l years il OH Town and then went
Z" SnrinI:ieid. where he haS become
NJ, i the leading lawyers ~ the city.
S2vsrl. ,i.noS before he has had mar
roy ESCAPES from getting into politics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08
COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTH VASSAlBORC

W. E Gray will leave ills week on Z
trip TO the jamestown Exposition. ~
Picking apples will be the order Of thes
day now as soon as the sun shines OwSl
ing TO the lateness OF the season. apple,
the same as everything else, are yey i
late. \ good crop will he secured in tn
immediate vicinity.
! Mr.. Tarhell. the teacher in the GraA&R|
mar school in this village, was called III
lis home in Calais by the drowning ri
his little sister on Friday.
Mrs Thomas Starkley continuesto
prove in health, ana was able TO att
WinSlow fair
Z. ii. Cook is packing a carloa
Starkey apples for the Liverpool
ket.
At the last meeting of kennebec LOdss
No. Ii. I. .. o. F., the First degres
was conferred upon four candidates and
the Third degree upon two
vassalboro Grange No. % will observe
..Gentlemen's Night" at IL next meet
me- oct EAST RsAoF.glo!
Rev AR. Herrick closed M labors in
the church here Sunday. The meetings
have been well attended and the services
interesting.
I Deputy Sheriff Morrill, has been on
duty at the court house the past week
: Mr.. Hackett, of kent's Hill, has been
working With his corn harvester IN this
neibhborhood lately. Several farmers
shave been obliged 10 cut their corn W
hand, owing 10 scarcity OF binders
Mrs, Hunt ana her sister. Mrs. DYER
lett fsr their home in MvlroSe. last Satui-
days.
Getse Morrow and Arthur Staples
haze been Oh the sick list lately.
s6e1FEe Ramsdell is acting as substitute
Nh butte = for George stevens, VINO
'on1 - Vacation
Mf.eaukfs Mrs. f. +. Richardson of Lev
istor recently visited their relatives. MI
?od MIS-. \. f. Mace. Prov idence. H. l.
@ IL ami A. \. Gordon recently pur-
chased a good pair OF oxen for their farm
WORK.
MT. VERNON.
Rev. G. L. Pressey. pastor of the
Methodist church, who has been passihs
4 part ~ his vacation in Aroostook
county arrived home Thursday. He vas
accompanied hy lis bride. Who was lm,
mely Miss EUrice Belle Sedswick, q
tn; happy couple.
Charles W. Mansur. a former resident
hui now Of Lewiston. was in tins toMa a
a,l Vienna few days. He was th'
cuest Of sherman Wehber.
rls. Thing school. Miss Lizzie Leisn'
ton. teacher. has been closed for on0
week. On account of measles in the nelsT
torhooG.
Miss Linda \ickerson is teaching tip
Stevens school !.
Miss Regina Robinson has charge ~
lie Robinson. school
II. Lehman Butter and daughter y
Boston are visiting a few days IN towM
/ 4. McCouh i student at Colby, SUP
piled the baptist pulpit last sunday. !.
Farmers have finished hauling tneu
corn u the fl tory 1T Readfield. The!
port good returns.
WAYNE. y.
Mrs Sleeper and daughter. Miss KatT
cr,re. have veturnei to Their home
Lewiston
Miss Marion MacKinnon passed SUI
dan il, W aNr.-
Mis- Rosa Charleswcrth and Miss fsa..i
Norris were III town this Week
Iy,r,'au Lincoln is ut home for shots
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs William Kicker and sos'
Master Albion. are the guests OF NJ
Parker ~,
Arthur Lord was in town one day '"''
week. s,.
Mr. and Mrs Cushman were the s"+'''
Of Mrs Gordon
John MacKinnon is at home for e"
DAYS. -.
~ ana Mrs James Stetson have
turned for the winter. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

". Safanoff. the Russian conductor.
never usss baton. Instead ne waves
hi: arms. clrnrhes his fists. ami
fights The cir in manner ,l:spui-t-
ing - the average. concert-goer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

"roar's Ointment cured ne Of eczema
that had annoyed M q long time. The
cure VAS permanent. Hon. s W
Matthews. Commissioner Labor Statis-
tics. Augusta. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

Every Teddy bear is overfIowing wit n
sympathy Tor his brothers in the
i.oii Si!tna Cintl,rIh".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-08

Four orders from the Orient have 20
50 - Manitoba because Of thH inabii-
itr Of tn Pacific coast mills 70 fill
them. even at an advance.