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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

WASHINGTON. Doc % Steamboat ser
vice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To- Luhec.
Leave PASSPORT daily except sunday
at 7.55 Am and 1915 p Nj. Arrive
1T I.nhec by $40 A. NJ. and | T. y.
Leave I.ubec daily except Sunday S.5J
A NJ. and AS p. NJ. Arrive at East
mort by $40 a. NJ and p. NJ Effective
Dec. p. 1907.
Star Service Changed-Wesl 10y I" Ma
chias. From Dec g. 1907, supply Wesley
at site authorized oct. IT, 1901, increa3-
ing. IS miles.
Star Service Schedules-Paris 10 South
Paris. Leave Paris daily except Satrr-
dav and Sunday $50 \. NJ. 20 p. N.
ana s p. NJ. Arrive at South Paris by
.al. 4. NJ. 325 p NJ. and So r. N.
Leave South Paris daily except Satur-
day and Sunday 1929 a. NJ, Sd, T. NJ.
and : p NJ. Arrive at Paris by Hos A.
NJ. 4.35 P NJ. and 1.i5 7. NJ. Leave
Paris Saturday $50 \. NJ. and go +.
IT. Arrive South Paris ny as A. NJ.
and 40 P NJ. Leave South Paris Sat
urdar i. - A. NJ and $50 2. NJ. Arrive
Paris by 1l.65 \. NJ, and 4."5 P. NJ
Leav. paris sunday 6 p. NJ. Arrive
South Paris by 6,45 F. NJ. Leave South
Paris sunday T. NJ. Arrive Paris by
7.45 2. n. Effective Dec. %. 1867.
Rnnedicta to Bra ggviile. Leave Benn-
di1ta daily except Sunday 80 a. NJ
ard SIS p. VI. Arrive at Braggviile by
go A. NJ. and 5.25 P NJ. Leave Bragg.
Vile daily except Sunday 1870 A. ".
ard : p. II. Arrive Renedicta BY 1873
P. N. ana P. NJ. Effective Dec. IS
1877
Post Officers Observation-Disclosures
IPiscataguis county. Special from
lMatagamon, 40 miles S. e. -.,- y
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NOTICE.

Tie nonresident propri"lor@ % H." fol-
lowing tracts Of land or real estates in
tic town Of Manchester in thc County of
Kennchrc are notified Chat the same are
taxed in tic tax list committed TO the
snhsciibcr. tho collector IF taxes for the
said town ~ Manchester for the year ono
thousand nine hundred and seven; That
the taxes assessed on the came remain
unpaid and that nine months from tho
date of the assessment has expired.
Name Of Owners. Heirs of Thomas
Rich: Land bounded on the north by
cnuGtv Road. east by Farmingdale Town
line, south by land Of Hutchins e. Col
ljns. west by land Of ". A. Drake. No.
Of acre. >. Amncnt Of Tax Unpaid. SIZES.
Ard if no person shan appear to dis
charge Sid tax on OF before the Third
day cf February next. at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon. / shall proceed 10 sell at
Town hall in the said town OF Manchester
by public auction to tire highest bidder.
50 rauch Of said respective tracts or par
cells Of real estate or land as shall he
sufficient to discharge said taxes and all
necessary charges.
Manchester, Dec. 81 1907
A. NJ. Bowman
Collector of Taxes for the town Of
Manchester.
dec23mon3t
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

STAT of Maine. County Of KcnnHhcc.
Town " Windsor.
Notice il hereby given that the state,
Cpur;r and town taxes Of saih town %
rid-'r for the year 1909 Wer". ~ ~"
18Th ,.,y Of .Tuuo, a. u. 1907. legally as
scSs,l jn- the asscSsotS Of said Windsor
on Tie follow ing described real estate SIT
uatrd w said WIN belonging To proptie-
tons not r.st ut therein in the sum" here
i'll rcsH .ctivolv %rt GcnitIst the several
ral,nis of said rrll estate. and tax lists
Nitn i warrant Tor tn" collection Of the
snmc yer, o., IT," s2!I 18th day Of June.
igi7 iu,y is-1;..t ana delivered is 'aih as
SCISSORS to I;cuja'nin .. lius&'y. collector
D: taxes f"r said Windsor, lNr ti'" ycnr
aforesaid. ami WI" taxes herein named
remaining unpaid. 10 vii:
Name. description. Value. Tax.
Moul,on H,irs. Founded
ncrth hy Clrayca MA Plum
mcr lot so'th and east ty
Mud Mills Road, west ~ .ooo 80,
town lin" .......-........-.... S'"5 ~ -
Frank French az SoInclyilr.
Maine. Part Of lots No. 4,
.. 10. II. l.; 100 acrca......... $500 10
Frank French Of Snmcrvllc.
Maine. Conin!s lot. bound
81, north ~ county Road. v
,ast ~ Bnl Brook south
Nv NJ jackson. Il. Il.
French and V. Duntom.
vast hy H. y. Frcnch........ Eo~ 12.S7
Nov therefore, by virtue Of the az
tEority vested in nc as Collector OF Sait
town "c Windsor. ] hereby give notice
that unless said faxes, accrued Interest
| ana charges. are paid on or before tn,
first Monday in February next. beng the
tlIild day Of February, A. ID. 1905 at nine
Of tho clock in tine forenoon, shall then
proceed to s,ll AZ Public auction ut the
, Town House in Windsor aforesaid. so
much Of 50 ia real estate as may lie nccnS-
sary for tie payment Of said taxes, inter-
est and charges.
December =, 1871. -
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MAINE SCHOOL CHAT.

Mrs. Mary e Hinckley of North
Bluehiu is teaching the winter term OF
school in the Witham district.
The High school students at Lisbon
will give the drama Way Down i'll
Maine" the second week in February
Miss Harriet Lord has resigned her
position here i'll the treeport figh
scnool % accept a similar one at NcFtn
Audover. Mass.
Miss Lila F. Robinson. FOR Two years
q teacher in the eighth grade at the
Webster grammar school, Auburn. has
rendered her resignation to take effect
\ .Iasluary ,firSt.--y -a- iGl
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[MAINENEWS BRIEFS
MAINE LIBRARIES.

The Coming Men Of America" have
given $3.50 to the Thomaston Public
Library for the purchase Of boys
books.
The Rumford Falls Public Library
has this week received magazines from
Hugh Chisholm of New York. On the
bulletin in the library are two un-
usually fine illustrated sketches Of the
poet Whittier whose Tooth anniversary
was celebrated this week. Next week
the librarian will post the Christmas
bulletin From the state Library has
been received. LegiSla tive Record for
1907 and York Deeds Book Is. ~
The library ut Popham Beach, which
has been founded by the summer cot
tagcrs. is much appreciated by the in :
hdbitants of that place. Another ;Sam =
mer il is hoped more, exteHsfye gar
rangements will be made and build
ing erected for the purpose: troop in
the hotel Riverside is DEVOTED to- this
use and the librarian. MISC Jennie b.
stevens, has full charge OF the Woi n
About 10 volumes have been st4elyed,
all Of which have been kindly boAAted
by the various cottagers. who are deep
Nv interested in the PUpham colonlsts.
The books constitute fiction for the
most part The library is open on
Saturday afternoons from two to four
o'clock and the people aare taking adj
vantage Of the opportunities offered
them by such an institution. The resi-
dents at the shore meet once week Tor
a social time and every month a supper
is managed in Society Hall and in this
WAY enough money is made I" pay the
r,nnirc- exn,nses for the winter season.
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MAINE MUSICIANS.

NJ Everett Hall of Brewer. now Il
pupil at the New England Conserva-
tory of Music, has taken a position as
0ttarist at the Meridian Street Metho-
Extfst Episcopal church in East Boston.
A singing school is one of the posi-
bilitics for West Lubec this winter
George Foster. the veteran singing
master. has been asked to take charge
of the class which is being organized
under the auspices Of the NJ. +. church
Miss Katherine Kicker of Boston,
the well-known Maine singer, was one
OF the soloiSts at miscellaneous con-
cert given with orchestra on Tuesday
evening last at Milbury, Mass, and
also sang the contralto solo part in the
Messiah given 1T Nashua. \. H., by
the Oratorio Society in the evening oil
Dec. 18th. Miss Kicker sang in the
same oratorio given sunday evening lii
New Bedford with the New Bedford
Choral Society.
Corinne Rider-Kelsey, the American
soprano, who has sung on several oc-
casions at the Maine Music festivals
has completed arrangements to san
e,rly in June for London. where She
will make her debut in opera at CoFent
Garden on June Is as Zerlina IN Don
Ciovanni." She will also sing IN Lid
Pobeme" and Micaela in "Carn'ch~
she will remain abroad until year
from the following December Studyihs
languages and an operate repertoire
John Y. Scruton of Lewiston mas
rada a very promising debut as COM
noser. in publishing his first song en-
titled THE Dream-Boa the WORDS
for the song being written by MS
,oacber of composition, George
Lowell Tracy. The lullaby Is no
ticeably good from rhythmic s'aho-
noint. The melody is singaplc anu az,
tractiye. That the song IS puoliSiie.'
-. 50 well known house as Is the ::
W. Thompson Music Company o'
Roston. is in itself noteworthy. NJ
scruton is a pupil in the Jordan hisl ~.
school OF Lewiston and is the son o'
Ar and Mrs. F. F. Scruton OF LyWis.
ton Mr.. Scruton inherits q si,f =
conpositjon from his father VINO l.
veil known both as singer ara Dis
composer of songs.
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STRUCK BY CAR.
John 0'brien Killed at
Togus Saturday Evening.
Was Member Of Home and a
Spanish War Veteran.
Coroner PIummer Will Hold Inquest
on the Case Today.

John O Brien, a member of Co. | of
the National Home and a veteran of
the Spanish War, was struck BY car
No. -, the "MaranCcook,' on the To-
gus line of the Lev iston, Augusta IL
Waterviiie Street Railway. soon after
80 Saturday evening. and almost in
stantly killed. OBricn WAS about -
years OF age and unmarried.
Thc place where the accident "C-
was near the railroad crossing Oh the
Thomaston road. and about $50 feet in
side Of the northern boundary of the
Home reservation. The car had left tho
Home ste alton or the 30 "trip 10 Au-
gusta, i'll charge Of Conductor l.. l..
Hit and :Iotorinan George X. Smiley.
and was running at the usual rate oi
speed.
As the car reached the grade referred
to Nj. smiley noticed 4 man standing
by the west side Of the track. but as
the veterans OF the Home often use
the track as q thOrodGhfare thought
nothing Of it. When the car was With
in about - feet Of the man. however,
he either stepped or trIpped over the
rail ard fell directly in front of the
car. and before it could be brought to
a StanGStill it struck him, and passed
partly over him.
The man was badly crushed and niu-
ti!atad. the legs and one arm being
broken. 3nd one foot was cut nearly
oil holding only by Il piece of flesh.
Tie heed VAS also cut and bruised.
Tie ma jorty of the injuries We're sup
posed t. have been due to the body be-
lot MI
ward truck frame and pushed for some
distance along the track before the
car coCld be stopped.
The authorities in this city were no.
tilted and Coroner Plummer and Dep
uty Marshal Pdrmenter took the y
O'Clock car for tire scene of the acct
dent. After the coroner had viewed the
remains they We're placed on car and
taken 10 the Home.
Coroncr Plummer will empanel a
jury and the inquest will De held in
this city today.
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SHOULD DE II ALI HOMES.


Wherever there is pain. there is ,
nerve. and this explains why Nru1aIs,:,
Anodyac * Of va!uo in 50 man,
troubles that are seemingly quite dis.
similar. From chilblains to rhcuma
tiSm, including toothache, headache
neuralgia. colds, core throat. cuts,
bruises. sprains. and in fact cvcrv ache
or pain, the AnoGync is of the greatest
value. Its principle OF cure Is different
from that Of the ordinary Iinimcnt or
medicine, as small doses are taken in
trrnally to s0othe The nerve centre.
and 1t is also applied externally. :,;,-
nS local treatment to the very snot
"here there is pain and soreness.
A 70 ct. bottle of Neuralgia Anodvne
VI 20 z world Of good in any family
'E+rywhere under 4 guarantee to COST
i idd Unless 1t gives satisfaction.
'ortlaEd, Ne. P'--' Co''
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Erred S. Hammond.

Fred s. Hammond died AZ the City
hospital ut 1U.15 o'clock last night. aged
40 years Mr.. Hammond was well
known in Augusta. II" worked for Sow
craI years for the KCnncbcc Journal
as a compassion and more recently was
employed in Watervile. He had been
at the hospital for about week. The
cause Of death was kidney trouble. Mr..
Hammond Was unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

~ ehed to rank from Jan. I 1ns
.S,i'ne battalion quarterna and co,,-
va with rank of second lieutenant
HSiIe,, idEgasn promoted, Scig. I:aiph r:
from Ian ,ane Corps, Portland. TO rank
R;ra Cn Recommendation of Major John
~ s,.s 10 De battalion aljutant with rank
SS,amSss,n lieutenant. DR.. George Shorkley'
from No, Ni So ,rooler resigned. to rank
10 De battalion sergeant ma ior Sors
n holland Rackliff. Co. II. vice jiay,ien
pi"inoted, 10 rank from Nov l. 1857.
T. I'm Recommendation of Major Fra MI.
=. w; WEIGH TO he battalion seryaan t ~
1 J; TrlHate Eugene L CUMMINGS, Co 2
- cI Icn letters discharged, to rank from Nov
fy order of Colonel Collins:
HERBERT I. LOW.
Captain ard Adiutant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

Golden Cross hall was the scene Of q
kerry enjoyable gathering Saturday
Eevening. held under the auspices of the
GlcnwUod Trib" of Ernest Thompson
tSeton Woodcraftcrs. a local nature club.
The entertainment began with a supper,
after which came a dance. chaperoned
| by Miss Marion Harlow. Music was
furnished ny Misses Mower, Johnson
ard Gage, &.-
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THE KENYON Pines !

Many questions important in the
undergraduate world are presented
in many lights. The authors sym
patlies, and just appreciation OF
Youngsters feelings, make the book
remarkable. Boston, Mass, Tran
script.
Here NAV be found a faithful
picture Of the life that every boy
aspiring to college may see. The
book is sure to be not only enter
tanning, but inspiring.-LoniS1rllr,
kr.. CoWicr-JoWHal.
The college grind" has an hon
orable place as well as the half
back. so that no boy is likely to
get distorted conceptions from this
healthy, outdoor story.-ChuSllan
Endcdl0r World.
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Fort William Henry Com
mission Makes Report.
Col. Collins Announces Ap-
uointmeats In First Infantry.
4, R. Commissioners Will Hold ii.
comic Bridge Hearing, Jan. 1.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Next Meeting Of Governor and coun.
ell Tuesday, Dec. 81, at 10 A. M.

The commission which was appointed
nv Governor Cobb to take charge Of
the state reservation of Fort William
Henry at Pemaquid, and which is COM
posed of F. B. Nichols of Bath, William
D. Patterson of Wiscasset, and Fred
q Conant of Portland, has submitted
ito report to the Governor and Coun-
ell. The text Of the report is as fol-
lows:
THE Legislature of 1907 appropriated
$500 for building a suitable memorial
tower on the foundation of the original
round tower of the fort. capable of
preserving the many historical relies in
that vicinity. The above amount, to-
rether with the unexpended balance %
1901 "a, gave the commissioners sufii-
Gent funds to undertake the work.
I'm accordance with the original idea
OF the commissioners plans and Specifi-
cations were prepared for this work by
Architect a. w. Pease of Portland. and
sealed bids We're asked through :dvcr-
easements in the leading daily and
weekly papers in that vicinity. The
contract was made with George T.
Little. mason and contractor of New
Harbor. he having agreed to do the
work for s3S15.
I'VE are glad to state that the work
ie progressing satisfactorily and the
outside walls are now we'll advanced
toward completion. 1t is hoped by the
commission that the whole structure
will be completed by next summer
A statement of the receipts and eX-
pcnditures for the past year is enclosed
and is as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand as per report
dated Feb. J. 1851. Slt9l.ai
Received from State treasurer. .IfD.W
Interest and misc. receipts. 4. 6..ii
$ll54 IS
PAYMENTS.
Apr a.. 1861. paid J. Fl. Cart
land. $2'.f
Nav g 1897. paid advertising. i65
July Is. 1901. paid y. W.
PeaFc J6y
Aug Is 1917. raid George e.
Little. +"W
Oct /. 1907. paid George f.
Little. G1"
s1l35GG
Balance IN hand and depos-
tied IN Nat. Traders Bank.
Portland Me. Spl> -
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W anf to Buy
Real Estate :?

Hundreds Of the Journals
readers follow the reai estate
columns on page Z every day
searching for good invest
mcnts. II you have anything
good to offer It will fE,a
ready ss,e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

Ralph W. Morang. the Journals AS
sociated Press operator is taking :
weeks vacation and his plac" is being
filled by VIM. Lysight Of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

4. T. Libby. one Of the local milkmen
has been confined to his home on the
Belgrade road for the past few days
by illness, but is reported to be i'm
proving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

The entertainment planned for
Tuesday night for the benefit of the
children Of the Univcrsalist Sunday
school has been indefinitely post
pOncd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

The announcement is made that the
Installation Of the ofticers-elect of Cush-
noe Grange of Riverside will peeur on
Wednesday evening. Jan. Is, at the
Grange hall in that town.
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Announcement was made at the office
of the adjutant general Saturday of tue
issuance of the following General Or
ders MOL from the headquarters OF the
First Regiment of Infantry, n. G.. S. NJ:
Headquarters First Regiment Infantry.
National Guard Of the State of Maine,
Dec. is. 1851.
General Orders wv,
No. 4
]. The following appointments on the
staff. and changes in the non-corrIGisston-
ed staff are hereby announced:
l. To be !.co,nnissary~ sergeant. Color
Sergeant. Willard C.oord. Yarmouth. vice
Harris discharged. to rank from Dec. .
1907. -
William o. Peterson to be battalion adju
tant with rank Of first lieute4ant. Secont
Lieut. Frank a. Hayden. hattaffon GUAR
terinaster and cdrnmissary. vice Eator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

The many friends of Eugene L. Mer-
riIl will regret to learn that hc is i'll
with appendicitis and underwent sur
gical operation yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

city Marshal Holmes Of Watcrvillc
brought two Migrants 10 the kenncbcc
county Jail for short sentences Satur-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

\ "oPP'ocu " ne WORKING IN knox county.
| The following corporations have filed
their certificates Of organization at the
Office Of the secretary of State
TIE Mexico Water Co. organized at
| Rumford Falls. for the purpose Of fur
nishing water supply for the town of
Mexico ana vicinity. for usual purposes,
with $4,000 capital stock. OF which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President.
Burton w. Goodwin of Mexico: treas
urer. Charles n. Taylor of Wellesley.
Mass. Certificate fled Dec. IS: 1907
! American Suburban Advertising Co.
organized at Augusta, for the purpos,.
of conducting a general advertising
business with sl.000.00d capital stock OF
which nothing IS paid in. Officers:
President. J. Berry of Augusta: treas
urer, ], Berry of. Augusta. Certificate
filed Dec. rs. 1907
Winslow Bros. s; Splith CO. organized
at Portland. for the purpose of dealing
in wool. skins .ankleather Of all kinds,
with 100000 ca,ftsE stock. Of which
$500 is paid in. oa6exs::, President,
Charles {. Btekeam afatpstIl, Mass ;
treasurer, Chester &c Clark 81 Boston.
Mass. Certificate flfdSDfe. 50 1897
Hatiron-Tann2r Co. organized III Ar-
gusta. for tho purpoi'~ ~ taking or
doris through ordinary channels and by
mail for household supplies furnishing.
fetc.. with sl,oOOo9O capital stock. of
which nothing is paid in. .Ofirers:
President. J. Perry Of Augusta; treas
urer, J. Berry of Augusta. Certificate
fled Dec. 2S 1907.
| Tho Polar Pear Mining 90. organized
at Augusta. for the purposr of conduct-
ina n mining business. wiki 81 .n0O.00d
capital stock. of which nothing is paid
lin. Officers: President, ]. Berry OF. Au-
eusta: treasurer. J. Berry. of Augusta
! Certificate fled Dec. IS, 1907.
| Brandt Lcather-t'o. organized at Port
land. for the purpose of dealing If
wool, skins and leather of all 1linds
with $e5.Guo capital stock. of which
$500 is paid in. Officers: President
Charles c. Buchanan of Boston. Mass.
treasurer, Chester G. Clark of Boston
Mass. Certificate filed Dec. IS, 1907.
Morrill, Leather Co. organized III Port
land, for the purpose of dealing il
wool, skins and leather of all kinds
with 100000 capital stock, of whic;
$500 is paid in. Officers: President
Charles c. Buchanan of Boston, Mass
treasurer Chester G.. Clark of Boston
, Mass Certificate filed Dec. %. 1907.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

The cficers-elect of Capital Grange
will be installed Saturday evening. Jar.
II. and all members are requested to
be present on that occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

The Roger Williams Club viii meet
at 80 o'clock this evening with Mrs.
Guy Gannett. AZ Chapel street.
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WILLIAMS cARBoLIC SALvE
WITH ARNiCA AND WITCH HAZEL

The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum Tet-
ter, Chapped Hands and all skin erup-
tons Guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
Williams'. MFG. Co, Props, Cleve.
land. O. For sale by Bowditch & Web
ster.
-s ". o1ssniyr
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he made 4 hit rs an mfanlilc charac-
ter. Many friends prophesy = brilliant
career f,,r the Young ThcSpan.
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MOTTO" has been issued from the Of
nee OF the Board of Railroad Commits.
sioners that after a careful inspectio,
or the extension of the Bangor & Aroos-
took Railroad from South I.aerappa IN
the main line in Township 4 Range .
in Piscataquis county. a distance of
about % miles, which inspectjon was
made Dec. 81, the commissioners certify
that they have found the same 50 con-
structed as to be safe for public trave,
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CLEAN5LIVEaBOOKS FOR CLEAN LlVE5BOYS
The CAMP ON
LETTER K

The tone is manly throughout,
the fun Of the best kind, and the
book is distinctly readable for any
age.-Lutllcrdn Observer.
A capital story Of two active boys
in camp in the Northeastern cor
ncr OF Mainc.-Bro0kIyn, n. "
Times.
The book is one of the best boys
books that has appeared this year,
if not the best.-Sdn Francisco
Gail. -..4ssias,,ls ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

y,ranas are at present the chief nous nous,
-. 20 md the leading export OF jamaica
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

announcement was made at the Office
Oh the Board of Railroad Commission
ers saturday that a hearing on tn.
liconic bridge matter to decide as Ia
lne manner of Strengthening that
structure, will be held at the Office az
'he board on Wednesday, Jan. 1, com
ihencing at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-30

Alonzo H. Bracket Of Starks has been
appointed deputy commissioner by
tpe Enforcement Commission, and is
supposed to be working in Knox county