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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.

Mr.. Fickctt. one Of the highly cs-
teemcd residents of this place, died last
week. The funeral services We're held
at his late home Thursday afternoon
Roy. Eb2n Slower officiating. Many
people We're in attendance. thus testify
ing to the high esteem in which he was
held. 4 widow survives.
Bert Morrow Of Auburn is staying
with his uncle, Horace Buker, for few
months.
7. r. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin
Lydstnn visited relatives in West Car
diner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Emery Baker have beer
at home for few days.
Henry TAYLOR returned home Satur-
day from Boston. where he mad been e
attend the New England meeting OF
school superintendent.
Misses Daisy and Katherine Kindrick
went to Lewiston Saturday to see the
bail game between BoWdoin and Bates
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Knight have
returned from Boston. whore they have
been passing the winter Mr. Knight
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The Coroliary of Irrigation.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
This is Locust Year.

The middle West is warned that this
is the year Of the visit of The I3-ycar
locust and that it must make prepara-
lions accordingly. The bug experts in
; the employ Of tnCle Sam, constituting
the bureau Of entomology. have just
issued 2. circular which calls on resi-
dents OF the section which it is antici-
patcd will be visited by the locust
which includes the southern states east
of Texas, except Florida, n"IthWard
through the Mississippi and Ohio val
lcvs through Missouri to southeastern
Iowa and over most Of central and
southern Illinois and extreme south
western Indiana and most Of western
Kentucky ana more or less Of Tenncs-
scr.-to gather statistics on the locust
and forward them at once to the
bureau. POSTAL cards being furnished
for this purpose The bureau chief is
very much in earnest in this work and
homes to hit on some means Of prevent
ing a repetition oil the disastrous visits
Of former years.
The ;ir.st record of the l3-yCar locust
relates t. its occurrence in lN03, and It
has been recorded at every l3-year
period since that year to the date ot
last appearance in 1894. When the
T. year locust appears in great num-
beers il causes considerable alarm, but
the actual damage according 70 ento-
laologists, is usually slight. Evidently
the East is to be spared a visit from
the locusts, ii the predictions of the
scientists are to be relied upon. but
there arc. old pcopl" here in Maine who
Will tell ynu stories Of 'grasshopper
year when the damage WAS by no
means Slight. The grdsshoppcrs were
50 numerous in some sections that their
movements gave lie fields ! billoWy
motion like that of the SEA. Fields
were completely devastated and il"rkS
Of turkeys Which y"nturcd out To get Il
square meal off the graSshorp, rs were
actually driven back 10 the barns. ijnt
probably the Maine srasshnrper when
he gets his dandcr up is 4 more for
n,idall,. bird than his I3-ycar cousin
which visits the West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

evening. The entertainment will Con-
si1t Of reading by the teacher. Misc
Juno Shaw, and musical selections by
a male quartet. Miss Shaw is a grad
uate oi the Emerson College Of Oratory
Boston. and a most delightful evening
is assured, Ice cream and cake will
be served. If stormy the entertainment
will bc postponed Until Saturday eve
ming.
George l.. rogers, former resident
Of this place. was in town Sunday.
MT. VERNON.
A Strawberry festival was held last
Saturday evening followed by a lee
ture by i. Walker Mckeen of FIVE
burg under the auspices Of Mt Vernon
Grange. About 100 tickets We're sold at
the festival and a good sized audience
listened to Mr. McKcen. whose subject
was TYPES ana Breeds Of Dairy Cat
tie"
Rev. n. NJ. Purington preached last
Sunday to the Seth Williams Post. G.
a. x. The WomCn's Relief Corps and
Sons Of Veterans were in attendance
in body and the house was complete
L. filled.
Augustus Thomas has sold his farm
10 parties from New York City By the
name of Coryell.
\ lively game Of baseball was played
last Saturday between the Mt. Vernon
High school team and the Kent's Hill
juniors, which resulted in favor of the
kcnt's Hill team, the score standing 1
to :.
the village Primary school closed
last Friday after a successful term
taught by Miss Alice Halves of Read
field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
ROAD NOTICE,

TO tn honorable Board OF County CoIo-
ni%%l"ncTS Tor III" County OF Somerset
IN the state of Maine
. Tue under signed residents Of Tho
FORKS plantation in said County. and Of
otEtr Towns and Plantations i'm sal
1"uhty, respectfully represent to your
Honorable Board that public convenlrnrn
ana necessity require the construction of
i pubic highway beginning at the end
Fl Inc present County road near thn
luilitngs of Alice NJ. Goodrich ana Frank
!; iaNl"r in said Forks and thence run
'lh% IN an CaSt"rlN direction acres;
I'm 81 said Goodrich ana TAYLOR ana
land Of tie American Realty COMPANY
over ne most practical route IL thu. lin
OF ~" Somerset Railroad near MnNi.
ond IL said Forks. at q point near Mos
quito Narrows. 50 called, Il distance of
about six miles.
w" therefore ask YOU to view the pro-
posed route at your earliest convenience
ard take such action rs iii your iudC-
mert the public convenience demands
Dated at The Forks Maine, this 18th
DAY OF August, A. D. 1905
j. Z. MARTIN AND FORTY
THREE OTHERS
stat" of Maine, County Commissioners
curt Somerset County.
Received ana filed oct. o. 1906
Attest:
w. T. SFEkINS Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
STATE OF MAINE.

tSP:lIl.
Somerset. SIS.
court Of County Comm .ySionnr.;
March Adjourned Term. Nav 2. Al u ta01
pom inc foregoing petition. being salts
hch that the petitioners are Responsible
and that ar inquirv into The merits Il
eNr"dient. 1T II ORDERED. That the
County Commissioners meet at tli2 dwell.
ing house of James Martin in Caratunk
Planihtion. on Monday. September 70
y. -. 1907. at eight o'clock a. NJ AMI
thence proceed to view the route mon
toned in said petition: and Immediately
AFTER such view, to Wit on said thirticth
nay Of september. a. d. 1907. at tiN"
O'Clock =. NJ, Il hearing Of the partic;
VIII be bad at tie dwelling house of
.'"n'"G Martin. aforesaid. in said Cara
tuhk Plantation. the same being i COVE
nrht race in th" vicinity Of said route,
ana Srch further measures taken in the
nr"iG!SeS as the Commissioners shall
judge proper
Ana it is further Ordered That notice
OF ire time. place and purpose If said
meeting. and Of s@id hearing he given 20
I'll persons and corporations interested,
~ publishing an attcsted copy Of the
Petition aforesaid with this order thereon
N the somerset Reporter public news,
paTHr printed ut Skowhegan in said
comfy Of Somerset. ana also attestei
CORES of til" same to he posted in three
nu"liC places in said The Forks Planta.
ton. and r. be served On the clerk q
said Plantation and on Alice NJ Goodrich.
FRANK J. Taylor and The American
Realty Company, the land owners named
II said petition: and tie other land own
Cra over which said way. if established
would run being unknown, ii is further.
ordered that an attested copy Of said
petition ard order of court he publisher
c1N weeks successfully in the Weekly
k'nnebec Journal. the State paper print
ell at Augusta in the County of kenncber
all publications. serving and posting to be
at least thirty days before the day ar
pointed for said meeting and hearing;
that all interested may then appear and
he heard # they think proper.
Attest:
w r. SFEKINS. Clerk :,
trne cory of petition and Ordec oil
Court thereon.
Attest:
w. T. SEEKINS. Clerk.
MAY 1gyyet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
The Worthless Man.
cortland EXprcssD

(POrtland ENpfcSS)
A few days ago Il young man was
discharged from his position by his
, employer. In cxtenuation Of himself
he asked why do you discharge
me? have done nothing
Yes" said the employer, that IS
lust the reason | discharge YOU, be
cause you have not done anything"
1t was not Il great many years ago
that a young man wrote to a famous
clergyman asking him to find an easy
position for him and the reply is SAID
to have been: My dear boy, there IS
only one easy place, and that is in the
grave" And still there are many men
10 are always looking for the soft
snap" content to forever sit down, 90
nothing, ard leading idle, aimicss lives.
Men like these forget that wealth.
without labor, position, without use
of that position and leisure uncarned
are tho very things that take away the
10y Of living. that fill the mind with
bitterness ana jealousy, that inilamc
the passions aud incitc to wrong DONG.
The old Law Of life that nothing comes
from nothing needs to be emphaslzed
again and again. Every victory that
IS worth WIlllc HAS Dttl WI - 49,
price of hard and continuous labor.
Where you find 4 great action there
you also find great heart.
A boy reading a Bible lesson came
to the words Shadrach, McShach ana
Abcdncgo. Unable to pronounce them
he skipped hurricdly by. few days
later reading the same lesson in an
examination and still unable to pro-
nouncc the hard names, he Sald:
There's them fcllers again. Every
dav life means daily meeting of some
Shadrach. Meshach or Abcdncgo, ana
unless mastered there can be no
advance.
There arc more values t" work than
simply the outward things it con-
structs. 1t is most useful in the secret
character il builds, the continually
growing ambitions and the honest
striving to attain ideals. The idlrr or
dawdlcr cannot be Il happy or q use
full citizen. When a man sits by the
fire and loafs it is not difficult to 1Of-
see that the fire will soon be out ana
H. will want for heat and LOAF TO
satisfy his hunger and warm ms OcdH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

Yesterday Was the Tooth anniversary
nf tie birth nf Louis AGaSsiZ. tho best
gift of Switzerland To- America and
perhaps thr greatest scientist that our
shores have ever known. He is one of
the first of those not of native birth TO
be accorded plac" in the Hall Of
Fame At Harvard. where the greater
part of his lf" was spent. and else
where there were exercises yesterday
in honor of his memory. At this time
il is fitting to recall the verses written
in his honor by his fricud Longfcllow
on the occasion Of his 5Oth birthday
anniversary, May rs. 1881.
1T VAS fifty years ago
N the pleasant month Of May,
IL t,'r beautiful Pays dc Nauu,
\ Child in its cradle Law.
And Nature, the old nurse. took
He child Loor her knee.
Saving: Here is a StUly-h""k
Thy Father has written Tor tEce.
come. wander Will ne. size said,
Into RESIGNS vet untrod:
And read what is yet unread
In tie manuscripts of God.
And he wandered away and away
With Nature. the dear Ole nurse,
Who sang to him night and day
The rhymes of the universe.
And whenever tie way seemed long,
'Or lis hu..rt began 10 fail.
She would sing a more wonderful song
Or tell n,o~e marvellous tale.
So she keeps him still child.
And will not let him 90.
Though at times his heart beats wild
For the beautiful Pays de Nauu.
Though at times h hears in his dream !
The PanZ DIES Eaches of old.
And the rush of mountain streams
From glaciers clear and cold.
.Aad the mother a, home SAYS. ltark'
i'or his voice | listen ami NN"rn:
Ii is .rnWiG. late and dark,
And my boy does not returni
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Italy Wants Battleship Limit.

The Italian Cabinet has decided to in
tIoducr at the Hague conference propo-
sition TO fix tile maximum limit on the
tonnage Of warshrs. and il is to be sup
ported by Great Britain and the United
states. The many claims made for the
famous iCstetter.s stomach BitterS are
PIE in all rartS of the country, and since
it has been thoroughly tested 70" ov4r 3
years yCu can make TO mistake in giving
il a fair trial. We guarantee it in accord
anc" with the Pure Drugs Act of ,Iuna
a. 1876. If the stomach is out Of order. i
appetite poor or YOU suffer from head
ache. Insomnia. heartburn. sour risingS
cnStiynncSS. niliOusness, dyspepsia. ind
grstion, weak kidneys. female ms OF ma
la~ia frve~ and aeue YOU oIrrnt take 3"
ln.tlrr n.rlicirr tlan thr I:;ttts. TiN Il
ard see For sale by all druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

This is "A great year for tn" Smith
faulty. ut "nly is J"nn Smith getting
all sorts of h"nors paid to his mcu"ry
~ Jamestown but IIokc smith of
Georgia mas Icon galvanized I'M" politi-
ga! life again and at the recent di&tri-
button Of Carnegie hero medals six Of
the - metals awarded went t. men by
the nam' Of Smith, all of them living
in thr little stat" Of T;hrd" Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

III" Lewiston sun asks the Bangor
New; to devise Il stuErpugc TAX taxing
the Maiu"-l,r"duccd lumber ut tn" same
rltr aS the Canadian" In other words
the man who lives in Maine. spends his
money H. Maine. employs IItinc labor
ana whose enterprise forms Il part of
the prosperity OF Maine is to have II"
greater consideration than tho man
who lives in Canada, spends his money
in Canada, employs, ut q lower wage
scale. Canadian labor ana whose enter
prise constitutes q part of tn" prosper
ity Of Canada. This has always been
ihc Viz ,vuoint If free traders who have
ever boon more SOLICITORS FOR the
welfare ~ foreigners than they have
for tho welfare Of their own fellow
citizens: hut it is not viewpoint that
has ever appealed t. tho pt"pl" Of
Maine. nor is it one that. in practical
operation. has ever brought anything
but hard times to the American people.
Tho cras Of prosperity in this country
have been cras Of protection.
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MAINE AT JAMESTOWN
Send in Your Cash to Help Names
Representation at the Exposition.

The unusual delay in completing the
jamestown Exposition will enable
Maine to be represented in the same
Wav as all other New England States
are to bc-with a State Building, If we
but act quickly. The state COMMISSION
wants $4,000 with which to reproduce
the birthplace Of the poet Lon2frlloW'
and suggest popular subscriptions
The press of the State Will receive
and acknowledge one dollar subScrlp-
lions to this fund for State of Maine
building. You are urged to at once
send in one or more subscriptions 70
the kennebec Journal. For each one
dollar received acknowledgement Will
be made in these columns, and
beautiful portrait mailed to each out
of-town subscriber or delivered over
the counter at the Journal office to
those who call for them. This portrait
is a genuine photOSravure printed on
the finest quality of plate paper 16-SA
Cut out the following coupon and
mail with one dollar to the kenncbcc
Journal today.
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a Note OF Cheer.

1t is both inspiring and refreshing. i'll
an ago which runs So much. and So I'M
reasonably to cynicism and pcssimiSln.
to hear a note of optimism. Despite Of
tie arrarcnt belief to the contrary
that prevails in some quarters it is the
note that wins in business, i'll litcra-
tIre. in art, in politics, III every depart
mont Of human Interest and industry.
It u not surprising. therefore, to find
publications. in al parts of the country
utI-tin. with approval from the mas
tpr!v lecture on THE Responsibility Of
american Citizens recently deliv-
cred at Yale University by ScCrctar.
was one Of the plainest duties Of citi-
zenship. Pcssimism lie called crflni-
MAJ weakness. Then he proceeded 10
show by references to the history Of the
United States why there was no cause
for any except an optimistic view Of
public and civic conditions. lie found
arguments to support his theory in che
attitude Of the public toward trusts.
and toward the practice Of railroads Of
giving rebates and manipulating seclr-
lilies, ana in the change in the method
o. voting. He also gave it as his opn
ion that the great mass Of the labor
classes Of the country We're in FAVOR Of
Continuing he said:
1T is impossible To read an account
Of the life Of the people Of amy civilized
c"uatry without finding an Amazing
decree Of cruelty, of oppression, Of I'M
morality. of CORRUPTION ;nG of class
pritilr@" Il. s;urd!cSS Of common right,
which h>s nuW been substantially done
tWaE with. In our own country we
may take Tho impotence Of the CONT
mental Congress. tho narrow ~" judice
thai alI9"4t rttincd the work of Wash
m"lon: III" incapacity "f administra-
tinm "a hich, ANA not to poverty. WAS
dU" the distress at Valley Forge. Such
d condition Of affairs a. prevailed in
our congress ut tho time Of the credit
M"bilicl business could not exist now.
possible fur Il groun ~ men 10 purchase
or accept gifts If securities OF corpora
tinn> upon whose interests they We're to
vote IN one or the other houses % Con-
grc+S. Thn Same men today would find
It iilpossi',lr to do what they did then,
hcvl'!%r thcrc il i clearer air ana
Ia ter recognized standard Of otIis al
morality"
Air. Root then went on to show at
!cn4th the advancement that had been
mad. since the DAYS If the revolutions
ary fathers in every department Of our
national life. II" showed that continue
nlt.. progress had been. and WAS being
male, ana that the future instead Of
,eing one of darkness and despair. was
really FIJI nr brightness and promise;
th@t conditi ms III all departma ntS of
huulan life were constantly growing
better. ana that il il the duty Of good
citizens to rC, OgnIXc tho progress of the
a;r. ami do their share in ;icrclcratinS
it. 4 note % cheer Xix" this Will do
iur-tinIabl" good CroAkcrs anu cynicS
viii always exist. Like q few grass
hpppcra in tho corner of the fence they
nia> occasionally fiji! the Who'll" h"li
win th-ii NOISE: InIt ii l.; q mi:>tak" to
regard them as sources of wisdom or
!at, jotiN'n, much less I" pcrl"it them
t" ting" tn" atm"sph"r" of "r,r national
life with their narrow earnings and
Gloomy rchodings
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culties in such 4 system many Of the
most important projects have been left
untouched. 1t is not at all unlikely
that a national drainage act VIII some
day be passed by Congress, Just as The
national irrigation act is now i'll force
for the benefit of the West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

TIL" professional l"tm"rist is tru" 10
Iii; trade under al circumstances. I'll"
organization of the American press
hum'ris's proposes to build q m"nu-
n,rnt to tn Eat" ian Nlc. ANA instead
of placing it over his unIna"h"d gray"
At Aal"'NilIn, y. g.. th"y an" t. erect il
1t Laramie, Wyoming, wh"r" N.r lived
for u short time. \ better location
thIn that would ~ Shirley ~ in
Fi%rl;ruui@ county, Maine, where the
great In .nurist Was born.
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A railroad president announces that
IN" Panama Canal has passed the ro-
mantle stage This may b. 50, but,
unfortunately there are evidences that
IL has not vet passed the romanccrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

Kodol for Indigestion and cysreps'
not only digests what you ear 1t tones
the stomach and adls strength 10 tiie
whole body. Makes rich. pure Dioou'
Kodol is made in conformity to TIC
National Pure Food and Drug Law"
Sold by John Coughlin of Augusta anu
Beane's Drug Store, Gardiner.
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Tho plays imported from England
would seem t" indicate that i they are
censored mt 81 it is certainly not on
moral grounds. The American people
are fond OF the theatre, but they de-
mand that It's dramatic bill of ;arc shall
10 4 clean ana wholesome one.
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Phe undersigned hereby give notice tha at
Roger North has retired from the laie
firm Of Quimby & North and has sold ~
mess to his former partner, George W.
Quimby, who will continue in business; \. a.
the old stand. Mr.. Quimbv Will coiIpe,II'
all bills due to. and will settle all iiaol'i-
ties of said firm.
Augusta, Maine, MAY .. 1901 ,,v
ROGER NORTH.
play0-dct
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Since President Roosevelt disclosed
their fakes 50 mcrcii, ss!y most OF
shown themselves very i'll naturcl
writer's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

If Henry NJ. Whitney is nominated
for Governor IF Massachusetts Il is NOT
expected that his crstwhilc friend Tom
Lawson win take The stump for him.
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When RaheIais was on his dcathbrd
a consulta ton Of physicians was called.
The dying man opened his eyes and
looked at them. pray. gentleman"
he exclaimed, "lct me die natural
death"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

The picnic season has now hr"n in
cold storage FOR a period " eight
months.
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Wednesday, May %, 1907.

silent Smiths money appears to have
the falling habit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

The hand organ and the hurds grrGy
sill clinI to warmer cliunes.
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DaiIy Ken2ebsc Journal
ESTABLISHED 1925

No notice whatever will be taken of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return of re-
jected communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers.
Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29

York Transcript: The contest re-
Gently entered into By some of the
papers to determine the most beautiful
woman III New England and other
sectiun, seems about the most ridicu-
lous and understandable piece Of pre-
sumption imaginable. The promoters
of this enterprise must of course be
aware that none but those of the most
plebian class would. by sending photo
graphs. submit themselves to such
cheap publicity. yet weekly some
woman il heralded as the Venus Of
her particular locality. The Inference
cast by these pictures is that there are
no beautiful women in the upper
classes hut hold such tommyr"t ~
entirely beneath their notice.
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acknowledgements.

FNCNTTO
The journal is in receipt of SubsCrip-
tinnS to the Maine building at the
jamestown Exposition from the fol-
lowing
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SIDNEY.
WEST GARDINER.

SPFAE'S CORNER-Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow of Auburn were the guests
Saturday ard Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. p. Blaisdci.
Judge Spear has been maKing i'm
provements on his cottage on the
stream.
Mr.. Osborne has moved from the
James MarSton place to tie O. II.
Small farm.
The LongfellGw school will give an en-
tertainmt mt IT the school at !. 81 Friday
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Before their appearance at Brown
willie that gang of burglars had MOI
been heard from for 4 long time.