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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
ISiir bas rpthc Nren,.

Soiion II, @oii,. %. Gei. St
Den 9ier-Gn9lonb- Stootcn ii,o nab
reno Der @eihnod)taieierti9e iiber
brei Mtliolen Stiid ,Hotbc arelt;".
@eibnod)tsmorfen, bercn Cribs ,llr
Scf1mpiing Der Sitbcfultic pcrlpcu.
Oct nerocn ioll. pertolIt moroCn. Ger
Grlos miro bis Jest idIolt nlii $50.
600 ucronihlnat. Ter @crfoii Der
Marfen boiieri bis SIM I. Sulu,or
tort. On MaIIadulicti5 ml,roc Scr
@erfaui pon SRI. 2ouiic II. Barter
bon Sonioici Nloill, Der SefretGrin
Der .9oiton 9liineiotion ior fife Ne.
liei onb Control ri Sliberfnloiis."
geIe,tst, 3teieIbe bat 1890 900
Tsa-se., u5et. os,, sa,t.er &t1a. oar.
'.-e. 1a5 iGost, ets -.sraA.es5 bier
Nastel h;afer SAL Els ,art Deutisen
Hese rerfauft rUorour iiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
Ybfabrtstage Der Camper Don Hclu'
Nprf.

Hin 80. Sej. Snmpfer ,Maoonna"
nad 9teapel unb MnrieilleS.
gm 30. Iej. Iampfer o9lice" nod
Redpel irnb Srieit.
9lm so. Se5. Ganlpier ,abriotic"
nuh Soutbumpton.
An 81. Ges. Camper ,Sneilenon"
nod, Bremen.
am 81. Seq. 3nmpIer ga Sors
raite" nod Snpre.
an =. San. Snmpier a%llniteO
Stotes" nod. Copenhagen.
Sim ,. Gan. Gampfer o9ien.s)ort"
nad) Snutbanlptorl.
Nm 9. San. 2nmpicr California"
nod Glasgow.
am ,. San. 9ompier y2iguria"
mad, NeopeI mo Senito.
Im :. San. Gampfcr .Wtoi'odmt.
let's" mad, Sortbon.
Sim 4. San. Sontpfer ,@ur6oroiio"
mad, Gibraltar lino NeapeI.
grn ). San. Gambler ,Snnlburg"
nad) Gibraltar mo Neopel.
UNI D. san. 2ailtpfer ,SQller N1ls
bilnn Der 3ipeite" iiad1 Bremen.
am .. Sol,. Sampfer .sllnerifn"
nad 4ornbllrg.
Vim g.. San. Garnpfer ,Maieitic"
had Sonthompton.
In g.. San. Gonnpfer ,3eelano"
mad antnerpeit.
anr g.. Son. Camper ,9uiitanin"
had 2iperpool. 4sVUH
Am Z. San. Sumpfer yGaronia"
ltod) Gibraltar itno Neopel.
4m Z. San. Eampfer r3ieter" nad)
BREMEN.
am Z. San. Enmpfer ,5ouraine"
nod, Sabre.
am 8. San. Dompfer vGoleoonio"
1adl 9losgolp.
an 8. San. Gonnpfer ct. anmta~
rad, Soutbd1npton-
ant 8. San. 5dntpfer 0Gasric@ naA
Gibraltar r,to Medpef.
arn 8. San. 1ortpfer .gotopio"
nod Somburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
&crmiid)tc tclcarnpbiiflc Scpcid)eu.

SEQ. Mitd)ca. cin Glcftrifer
.bcAing acitcrn IN lcilcr @obmung al,
Der Git.1d9. StroBe. IN Nep Dort
Selbitnpro, inbenl CT lid bic acblC
oltrdlihnitt. Gr fit ami &eriolgrn9S'
luubn mo nor crit Gags porbcr wc.
gen zines acknowledgement Sclbit.
nioroucrlltd)cS rcrhnitct morbcn.
- Gin g~eitcrn in @cb0ltoc Der 0it.
rcidllidlrl NotId)ult 81 N&aibington.
2. g.. n',aaebrohUnea iSerer perltr.
lud)te qro6c 9lltirc1un9. lmlr0c icood'
rold) aeloid)t lu,b rid)trte Sdinbcn i'm
9ctra1c upll bodlitenS 500 ait.
Gic @eeroi9iunA bea pcrItorbc.
ltCn MultimillionGro Glolta Spfedela
fono gcltcrn in Son 6rnueisco iuiter
groGcr 9ctbeili9u1p ltott. lie lleber.
rcltc iuutrbcn I'M Sprcdcls Mfnuio.
lellr,, nl,i ser .Gpprcb 2ann Genne-
tern" jltr Hubc gcbcttct.
,Sn Wcoiu. Gn.. heAinllt bcl,tC
Der Erojcb gcacn tSroll 6lorcnce @r6
mo ihrc Shlpcitcr, Srnn Gntborinc
Sciicl. iuc9cn Der onl 6. Sftobcr 0.S,
Dcrilbtcn G%rmorblnlg oeS 0ottcn Der
@rlteren. Ger Worb perrrlad]tc lei.
ircr 3cit 9robes a%uficben. .
Sn SoDlstonn. go, bat Der
6rob'dmico SSohn Stormer ditI ofie.
i1er Stro6c alf Ieine iSrnll. Ben 9rl,
Der berlelbcn mo Die iSrnii oea 2et'
tcren. Srail u. &llrb BON Wic9ecS-
port, go, QcldloIlcn inb, ollc Grci
nIchr pber minbcr ld1lper perlctt.
Tdnn bcaiug CT Selbiimorb. Che
lid)e @irrcn marcl sic ltrlddJc Der
,nicliDcn Sbat.
2SSl cincm 9o9irhnlls .ju Ilerau'
brid, So. bat Der % Sabre altc =.
". FeterS ocn &eriltd) gen,odlt, lcinc
@clicbte, sic 81 SATIRE nltc Seltuic
". @coilocttc. Die in eilter Seiocn'
Iobrlf arbeltctc, i'll erid,tebcn iillD lid
born iclhit cridloiien. Gic &eranlol
mig mar Giferl,d)t ~ieitens GetcrS',
Ias Mubdlet miro pobrid,cinlid) nit
ocn Sebcn bopon fonitucn.
tSron Gin Ydtterioit, geb. Sri,
Sd)mltt ans 81, 9ol,is. iii III Yoris
nm SSlnpelcn in @erihc BON $4,000
bernnbt poroen. Die Toli'ei bot III
Dem Sall bercits cine Gcrbuitun9 Dor.
9enomlllclt. u3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
@ruher Inluclrnrnmb.

Nem Dort %. Gc5embcr -
@r, Oscar &. Sadie, cin ,%Sl,lpclier.
nlod)tc bcllic Die mloll9cnebmc Ont.
occfinh ooB mGbrclO Der pcr9nngc,
ncu NodJt Sdmldluhen int @crtbe
BON 100000, ionic $4,000 in 9oor.
gelo ans Scr Spinoc lciucs Ncld1fts.
lofol@, Nr. S6G, brittle Npenlc. &C.
ltohlcu iporoen Iinb. Iic Rollbcr
brorlAcn III sen aeQer inter Dem 60.
Den ctL oitrd)brudlcn bon BORT ans
ocn 6ltBboOeu ulb @0iinctcn sic Spin.
Dc. inNcm lie boa 3iffcrblott bcS
Combinations Shloiics nit eincml
StemneiIcn nb5ludnQten, Sic cnt.
fnmcr nit ibrer Scitic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
3cridmmn0ene Srantiunafcr.

Mtnnipch Mon, IS. 0ei. -
6rl. Scropbiue 9roniaIomue ,S;pou.
Der, Sod)tcr zines Srn. ). SjponOer
uou Or. 81. i. Strnbc, Siio.G nlobn,
Ncbr.. Oer'dnnn0 on lcbteu Sonitol
NbcnO plobltdl. nodlocm iia bei Der
bier itntt1efuIOen @bd)5eit ibrcr
ShUcItcr ais 9rontilngfer ium1irt
Inttc. Oion pcrmmtbet, 0oB lie nit
cinem iriibcr bier tbGti1cn polnii6cll
Fricitpr rntflob. oocr pom ibm ellt
iiIbrt mlr0c, Die @Aoli5ci bat sic
Spur OeS EonreS bis nod Dem Nio-
lidjen Sbcilc Der BrObini ucripIgt.
6rl. &}pon0cs beinnOgitd) iriiAer dis
NoWle in st. Soicpba "a hnilcn-
hulla" II ShicuQo. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
Nrl. Gthcl's @cicaid;aits. Sebmt.

@o b IN 9ton :. e., IS. Gcj.
= Sri. Gtbel Goplcpelt mod)tc bel,tc
Nbeno ibr Debut III Der @aihinoturer
@clcllid)1It bel elmer SonSltnterbol.
tlt1g. ncld)c SIT ibrcn Gbrcn ibrc
Mllttcr i'm @eiben 6ol,ic 0ob. 9ta.
bcju 400 81ltc lboren 5ilge9en, mel
items hinge Scltc. Seine Dcrbcirothes
ten Eaorc iparcn %gcloocll, mo IN ic.
Dem ctrliclncn Safe mar Die iilngltG
inlucrbclroibctc Sod)tcr eingela0e1
norocit, Die betreficlbc Snmilie 81,
ucrtretell. aubinetsminiltcr nit ihrcn
Gonlen crldieneu rtid)t, llnb ebc1 10
Delti9 uerheiratbete Nillfs- SefrctGrc.
naac9cn mnrcn mlperhcirotbctc 2cao,
tion3 9lttod)ca i,nb oic iilllgercn 81
%fiiicrc Scr Irmcc llnb scr I.totte nit
GinloonnDcn beoud)t. 2llld) cin ltnr.
fcs Contingent Don sri. M~ooleuclt'a
Tcu,9orfcr Srcunoimcn lpor anne.
Ienb.
Sri. Tooiepelt'S Nomc crid)cint
nld)t nili Den Gillooun1sturicn, 'ons
bern mr. Der ibrcr Muttcr. &or 6cm
&aIlc mar SRI. gtbel Gbrcn2oit bel
ctncm pom Stills Scfretir &ucon
mo @ottlt a~cgebcncn Gincr. Iroll
Ntd)oloa Son1porth mo lbcoborc
Ho%olepelt. il,I.. mcbntcn bcm 9olc
Eel. Ger iiut9e Sbcobore fnm bon
Gonltnectlcitt bierber. I'M Die Seller
ta9e bel 6en Seinigcn 5it plrbrin9en.
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&Om NainSs

@ihtige Ausiagcn 5Ipeier Gnt'
IoInmJS ; 3elacn. 8ebriloer
SainS taulen ON Gage Der Sra
a6oic nod @opiioe, Inn @rnno'
eiaentbum 81 bciid)tIaen.
SIuibing, N.rDy IS. BEG. -
5m Gro5eB gc9cn Gbornton s. |polla
!pegcn Der %GrmoromlI non ISM. &,
MINIS murben beljte 5lpci mldti8e
GntlnplngS5Gtgen pcrnommen. giner
ocrleIbcn mar Gboa. Il. Mc0pcr, yer,
%tonisaJent Der oNain$ Concrete
Mirer &c." pcldjcr MIaiaAte, oaB Die
@ebrilocr SoiuS an l5. Iugult an
lcinc Ginlabuug eiucu rorJelhIage,
nen Nli5fIltg nod SUrlop Scot per
Idobcn uno itatt beiicu nodb &aplioe
fonnerL lin gemiiic3, BORT 5lllt &ull
dn8ebotcrea @igcntbm 5li belitti'
gen. Sic'c IllSiuNc lDi6erlc1t mic
Die @crtbcioiaung pcbouptct, Die PIN.
nabmc, oob lid Die &riloer on Dem
%crlpablttcn Cotltm in Der oorbcr be
oud)tcu mo gcfoBtcu 2l6iidbt, 9lnniS
III tootclt, nod Nuniioc hcaabcn.
Meauer lpar mGbrcno icinc3 GcrborS
liftIif cr0riffcn mo tonlte 0ieSbrG.
llen foltrt 5urild bnlten. Gr la9te
aud. Ooa @cboDrcn oca GapitGnS
Fetcr &. &ninS am Gage ocS &erbrcs
deus bubc ati i'm Den Ginorlld &c
mod1t, oab Der Gopitdn gciItCS8c-
ItGrt lei.
Ter uloere GntluItn99ieugc mar
Der gbtnlla > Sllbrmum Sobn licrs
llep, ein. g%Eugen5eugC ser Srogooic.
Sic 6crieIbe hehnitptctc, bette Gapi-
tin YctGr Is. Nui15 idJon SIT id)ieBcu
o%ufdcbort, ais iein Nrubcr Shorlton
bcrbet 9elollfeu fam, lmO DER SeBterc
500 ieincn Rcpolper nidjt. bis Gbus.
Hobcrta, eill Mitglieo 0c9 Clubs, nit
Dem HcuoIucr bcs GnpitGnS III Der
Nono AM i'm jilaillg. lbornton ridl.
tctc, mic StcrllcD lucitcr 6cieugtcY lei
men Hcpolpcr nid)t ullI irgcno eil1cu
Der Nmpe'enoen, IOnbCrH ricf nab
cincm Eoli5iitcn, nm bcu Captain 81
pcrhoitcn. Ser 3cltgc lub Trull Nn
his nid]t uili Dem Sd)uuplntc. Gin
ihorica &rcu5pcrbor crihiittcrte Die
NltSiogcn ocS 3elt3cn nidlt I'M Miin.
0pItcll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
&un eincm Mulf nerfulat.

peoria, 81, IS. GeSember. -
Srunt Settler bon bier prlroc mlttcn
IN Der Stuot, nabe bel ctncm Sol5boL
Don ellem grofcn, grolteil mo aus
gcbmgcrten 9Solf ongcfollen, Der i'm
pier 60liicr1cpicrtc ncit ollrd oie
StroBc bis nodI iaincm @obnbmlS
pcrinIgt. Gort Qclon9 eS linn. Der
Bette bic &olatbiirc Dor ser Naic
ju5nidlo8cu. gr cr8rifi cir 8elpcbr
uno crlhob Ocl @oli Don einem Sen.
tier Oils.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
Seine @iiraidlaft.

Nnihbille. Scnn,. IS. lei. -
Tidltcr Sort wies bette ben 9lntrog
nb, Den SberItcn 0rmcou y. Cooper,
icincn Sobu Nobiu Cooper nno @r.
SderiiI ,Sobn :. Sborp. lpeld)e Der
@rmorbuna oes Gr 9lnoeaicnotora
Gornlod onAeflogt liub. Ac1en 9iirg-
ihnit jl cntloiicn. Die @nlgeflngtc,l
MURDER 3uriid lit lire 3cllen gciiibrt
mo ntiillcn BORT mlabnrrcli, bis ihr
Fro5eb am 30. Sdiilidt '068inut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
@iehicndlc anf Sinner iibertraaen.

q dc It CT, N..Y, %. 0e5ember.
- gel ocn &mocrn pom linn Sami.
lieu hi clarion, Wonroe.Gountp,
hoben it'd jebn SS1llc bon Grfranflnl.
gen cmgcltellt, mcld)e nan bitrd)
llcbertru9lrna Der Wolll. unO almten-
lclld)e jlt crfidrclt iltd)t. mo Gins Der
ainoer, Gin SGiiglitg, lit untcr Gr.
ideimngeu geitorbcn, meld)c ot
8cntfItarre ermnerten. Ger Wciunos
beitabeomtc ocS Cries bat cinen BE.
rift an Oen Gommiiior Eprter pom
StautS 8ciimobeits Icportcmcnt
rpritnttpt .,..tr ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29

vIcatb galcB ScottB"
ais Rcfrnt.

McIoet iid) I'M Ner6clr2nu gum
ltcnit i'm Wurinecorp5. - iii
Der Shlcmmcrci mit0e mo iehnt
iid nadJ ciltiudcm 0Cben. -- Hro,
jcB pegen Grmorounl oea Gr.
Scnutors Garmud begimt um20.
%anlur. - Seine @iirgid)oIt fRr
bic 9lngetIoJtCn. Sri. @tbc,
N%ooicoclt mud)t iDr Qebnt IN Ger
WeicQifoit. - @robcr GtebitobI
in cincm Ncw' Dorfcr 5upcIicr.
SaOen.
GGicugo, IS. Gcjcmbcr -@ol-
ter Scott. old ais nNcotb %oucp
ScottD" uno nScottp, the Spenoer"
b%ctonnt, crideiCl bclite IN cincm bic.
iigCn Nunbes @erbcblrcult mo flu.
6iQtc 6ic 9(bitft on, Gicnit I'M Mu.
rinccorps ST. ncbmCn. &or ctliden
Sobren crrcQtc Scott grobeS 2lli,
lcDc1L iu0cm cr oltf cincH Grtru5ll1c
in Chicago onlnn9te mo Die Nbiidt
nnfiin0i1tc, cinen Sbeil cincs ricli9eiI
EcrmGBcn9, lpeld)es cr 6nrh @ntr
bcdlnn9 elmer Bol01rrlbc I'M 'ogc.
nanntcn ol%obcStbalc" crmnrben bos
bc, inter bic 2cute 5l brtngen. 3ebn.
Ioqor , lrinf8clhcr iiir A%lufn0rter
morcn inn cine &%Icinigfcit mo 9anSe
Spaltcn rparen jc0Cu Gag in Den Bel
tlungcn iibcr leinc 2"ihcrQlitot Ill leien,
Gtc Glrclc %icile5 GinfommenS INC
Ser Retrog i%cincs &crm01en3 iinb ie.
ood) HE 9cllut bctom1t BC%por0cn.
ScottD erfldrt MN, or lct Der Sdlcm-
nlCrCi miioc mo miinide. fiiniti9bin
Gin ctlli0d)cre5 Seben 81 fiibren. NSll
Sallc cr lidl bel elmer dr5tlifen In.
tc%rIlld)lulg bclltc Andmittuq torper,
lid tilhti9 crpcilt. 10 miro cr morgerl
nit elmer Nnjubl mnoCrcr fetrlltcll
nad) Nelu-Oorf ob9chen uno Damn
nod eincm 5ehntGgi9en llrloub sim
abDidclu ieincr Friuot Iiioircn nud)
Gl1ha gcidlidt mcr6cu.
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WDdl Gin Spfcr bcs Wndltrtitcr . lin
,urlcue.

@qptinspiIle. ap.. IS. Gei.
- Zion &ogcrs, Der ~20.iGhrige Sobrl
bon FreSlcp Hogers, cilleS n19elehe.
nen Tilan5ers, bat iidl iuc9en-oer eil,.
qebiloeten Sdlanbe ~eridoiier. neId)c
Der Camille ;l,geiil9t mlrrbe. alS ser
Safer itnldn9it Don Nndltreitern iiber.
fallen MD burd)eepeltid)t mlirbe. Gle
Mtiiiter Iorb, bon einem 9eiufe bel
enter Nof)borsiantiGie Sllriidfebrerb.
ben Sohn ols 2eit1e .nltb oelt roiiden.
her henoIner neben tim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29

Gtfdltuaa In etsers Gage III sprtrer,
Ee5n1e man earottpe Srpnlo Euininc.S nbletS.
Ipotlcser erit0tteN GeA Surii0. nenn eS niht
aetlf. g. n. GrpSes Siendt,ir III dif, teeet
S224ieI. 2Ss (SMoT ,tEi, GYetp)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-02
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Charles r. Wellman died at his home
on Howe street. Lewiston, Saturday af-
ter an illness of three weeks from in.
fammation of the heart Mr.. Wellmar
was the son Of Charles Wellman and
Elizabeth Titus Wellman and was born
nj Lowell. Mass. July q. 1852 In 1865 he
went to Lewiston.
George Gregory of Boston, IS years old
was pulled out of a dock at Portland
Saturday morning by Lieut.. Frank Davis
of the fire boat engine Z He claimed to
have been robbed of two watches and
all the money he had and then thrown
into the dock by two men, but he could
not give description Of them.
A largely attended Republican caucus
Saturday at Brunswick made the follow
ing nominations: Edward W. Wheeler
moderator; Harvey j. Given, Frank l..
Snow and Thomas E. Sheffield, seIectmen;
Thomas III. Riley, clerk: Harvey j. Given.
agent: John r. Stanwood. collector of
taxes; Samuel L. Forsaiath, treasurer;
Edward w. Wheeler, member of school
committee for three years; Dr. Gilbert NJ
Elliott. member of school committee for
two years: Adelbert j. Hutchinson and
Harry +. Thompson. auditors; Amos
Nickerson, read commissioner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-02
FOOD FAIR CLOSES.
Mrs. c. II. Pettis Wins Word Build
ing Contest-Danee Closes Fair.

Saturday was one of the banner
days of the food fair, the attendance
being large afternoon and evenin.
During the afternoon the children had
their innings and furnished consider
able amusement with doll and pie
eating contest. Lillian Marston was
adjudged to have the largest doll.
Pearl Rush the prettiest and Doris
Saben the smallest Considerable fun
was had when the four small boys in
the pie-eating contest went into the
game with their hands tied behind
them. the pies being located on chairs
at the front In the evening Dennis
Orchestra furnished music and the
Mammoth Food Fair word-building
contest was decided. Mrs. c. II. Pet
tbs of this city was the winner Of the
contest with 2S3 correct words and
was awarded the prize, barrel of
flour Many entered this competition
but failed in several cases through a
misunderstanding of the rules regard
ing the use of proper names and for
eign words. For two hours dancing
was enjoyed, the dancers tripping the
light fantastic about the booths in the
hall, which could not be removed in
time for the dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-02
WAS LEAP YEAR BABY.
Nathan c. Weston, SO Years Old Sat.
urday, Celebrates 21st Birthday.

One Of the youngest old men of the
vicinity celebrated his Dist birthday
last Saturday. Although Nathaniel
Cheever Weston was born in 1920 he
has a birthday but one in four years
and from 1896 to 1904 had none what
ever.
Mr.. Weston entertained his many
friends throughout the day at his
home in Manchester, receiving many
appropriate gifts. The day was
brought to fitting close by sur
prise supper given by Augusta friends
who came out on the o'clock car.
AS Mr.. Weston cut the cake with the
81 candles instead of 50 he seemed
the youngest in the party.
The fact of being a leap year baby
is not the only remarkable thing IN
Mr.. Weston's life. He has lived in
Hallowell, Mass; Hallowell and
Manchester, Maine. yet has never
moved from the farm he now resides
upon. Capt Nathan Weston came to
Augusta in 1871 and Judge Nathan
Weston was born here in 1882. Mr..
Weston comes from this stock which
was so prominent in Augusta from
117S-IS50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-02
PERSONAL MENTION.


Myron c. Phillips Of Lewiston was {
caller in this city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w Morgan of BATH
were registered at Hotel North Satur'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BeatOn went tc
Brewer Saturday afternoon TO pass
Sunday with relatives.
Mira. c. NJ. Hayes of Waterville Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Downes OF
this city over Sunday.
Charles \. Pillsbury of Belfast. edi
tor of the Republican Journal, was il
the city Saturday Eor-a few days.
Thomas Stevens. fireman on the shift
ing engine in the Augusta freight yard
passed Sunday at his home in VIM
throp.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Sylvester and son
left on train 10 Saturday afternoon for
Etna. where they passed the Sabbath
with relatives.
F.. E. Morse of AEllinocket, publisher
of the Millinocket Journal and Lincoln
Chronicle, passed through this city
on train % Saturday on his way home
from trip to Portland.
Leo X. Andrews. who has been Ill
for several weeks at Cambridge. Mass,
has recovered and is now visiting mis-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. An
drews, during a two-weeks vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-02
MAINE PEOPLE.

| Herman Martinson. who has been
! superintendent of the Soda mill at the
| O&ford Paper Cos plant at Rumford
| signed his position.
Mrs. John jay Borland, one Of the
| most prominent OF Camden summer
| coioniSts. sailed. Tuesday. from New
York, for Paris, France. She will pass
| several months touring the continent
| and will return to America to occupy
her summer home, Nodenyo. at Camden
next season.
The engagement of Percy ~ Sylves-
| ter of Boston and Miss Bertha NJ. Saw
yer Of Saco has been announced. Miss
Sawyer is a successful teacher in Saco.
She IS graduate of Thornton academy
IN the class of '06, and was chosen to
take part in the senior prize declama-
tiuns. Mr.. Sylvester is a successful
stock broker.
Fred Rowe Of Richmond, engineer Of
the steamer Nahanada of tie Eoothbay
division of the Eastern Steamship Co.
has been appointed chicf engineer OF
the Government lighthouse tender and
buoy boat Lilac. Tho Lilac is now at
East Boston. Mr.. Rowe has been IT.
the employ of the Eastern Steamship
Co, for the past nine years.
Miss Mary Obey. who is the leading
soprano of an Opera company, which is
touring the State. was born in Hoult0n
and still makes her home there She
has studied for the past five years
abroad. mostly in Francn under the
world famous Madam Iarclcsf, and
other prominent instructors, ara has
appeared ia concert Work Oh til> 81 hel.
side of the water. Last summer she.
sang ir different places in III" state
#nd appeared III connection VITA Sen
j.;inin Whelpley, The composer, i'll
Voulton.
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The bodies of Chester NJ Rice of SUIT
ton island and Frank Young of Otter
creek. two young men who lost their
lives of Sutton island. near Bar Har-
Dor. in heavy gale Thursday afternoon
by the capsizing of their boat. were pick
ed up Saturday by fishing smack, half
way between Sutton and Cranberry is
lands, a distance of about FIVE miles from
where the accident occurred. Young
Rice's father witnessed the accident from
the beach, being unable to render any as
sistance. The funerals were held at SUIT
ton island Sunday afternoon.
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is paid in. Officers: President, James
Z. Manter of Portland: treasurer,
Clarence E. Eaton of Portland. Ger
tificate filed Feb. %, 1908.
City Granite Block Co. organized at
Kittery for the purpose of manufac-
turing and dealing in all articles made
of stone. mineral. wood or other SUBJ
stances with $4,000 capital stock, OF
which nothing is paid in. Officers. Pres
ident, Halves P. Knowlton of Maiden
Mass: treasurer. Albert H. Peavey OF
Kittery. Certificate filed Feb. %, 1898.
The Warner Paint DISCOVER Co. or
ganized at Kittery for the purpose OF
manufacturing and dealing in articles
OF merchandise for removing paint
with $50e,0o0 capital stock, of which
nothing is paid in. Officers: President
Albert II. Peavey of kittery; treasur-
er, o. Sumner Paul of Kittery. Ger
tifcate filed Feb. IS, 1898.
p. II. DOyen Co. organized at PORT
land for the purpose Of carrying on q
contracting and lighting business with
$4,000 capital stock, of which nothing.
is paid in. Officers: President. L.
D0yen of South Portland; treasurer. p
H. Doyen Of South Portland. Certificate
filed Feb 20. 1908.
Samuel Ridsway and Son organized
at Portland for the purpose of carrying
on 4 general construction business and
for other purposes with $4,000 capital
stock, Of which nothing is paid in. Of
ficers: President. James p. Ridgway of
Gorham; treasurer, Fred r. Summer
sides of Gorham. Certificate filed Feb
20, 1898.
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CARE OF THE STOMACH.
Indigestion May Be Overcome BY
Simple Treatment.

1t is useless to expect medicine to
cure you of indigestion by merely
acting upon the food you eat.
In the treatment Of stomach troubles,
the first thing to do Is to get the
mucous membrane of the stomach and
intestines into n healthy condition.
Next in Importance comes a
strengthening and stimulation of the
muscles of the stomach and bowels.
Both results can be best accom-
plished by the use of Mi-O-na stomach
tablets, combination of healing
remedies for the raw and irritated
mucous membrane and strengtheners
for the stomach muscles
Mi-o-na is not a mere digestive
remedy, but is an absolute cure for all
stomach disorders Except cancer),
and is so reliable in it's action that
BOwditch. Webster & Co, sell it under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money unless it cures. This shows
their faith in the curative properties
of Mi-o-na, and every sufferer with
stomach troubles should get a 50-cent
box and test it's virtue on this guaran-
tee. that it will cost nothing unless it
cures.
If you suffer with indigestion, dizzy
spells. distress after eating, head
aches, sleeplessness and the many
other symptoms of bad digestion and
sluggishness of the digestive organs
that keep people from enjoying them
selves, strengthen the whole digestive
system with Mi-o-na, and you will
soon find that both stomach and
bowels do their work as they should.
and you do not have to go on a diet
list of toast and tea.
Sold and guaranteed in Watervilla
by Geo. w. Dorr and in Gardiner by c.
H. Beane.
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IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
What a Heap Of Happiness it Wouic
Bring to Augusta Homes.

Hard to do houseworl1 with an ach-
ing back
Brings you hours of misery at
leisure or at work.
II women only knew the cause-that
Backache pains come from sick
kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sicl,
kidneys.
Augusta people endorse this:
Mrs. Chas. E. Graham, IL Page St.
Augusta. Me-, says: Some years ago
my kidneys were badly disordered and
as q result. / suffered intensely from
pains in my back. There were also
other evidences that my kidneys were
disordered and I knew that if I
neglected the trouble very long, seri-
GUS results might follow. Hearing
Doan's Kidney Pills highly recon-
mended, l procured a box at w. r.
Partridge's drug store and found
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time after l again felt a slight return
of the trouble but short use of
Doan's Kidney Pills promptly
banished it. / know this remedy to be
reliable one and 1 will always speak
good word for it when the oppor-
tunity presents itself"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
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Remember the name-Doan's-and
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