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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs George r. Estabrook
left for Mount Vernon this morning to
attend the May festival of Cornell col
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-23

Quesuon-Why do people tell you
their flour Is as good as EACO. An
swer--Because EACO is the ideal -four
and perfection will always be initiated.
Ask for EACO Do not be satisfied
with the just as good" Your grocer
or L. E. Benedict s. Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-23

of it, clean and wholesome. al Sundells
North Center street restaurant, for 20
cents Short orders given prompt and
polite attention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-23

Many prominent people in MARSHALL
town have been treated within the past
month at my office. I believe I can help
you IL you are suffering from liver,
stomach kidney trouble. rheumatism
etc DR. I'll, 7. Mairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-06
Unpaid Non resident Taxes in the
Town of Readfield fer the Year 1907.
jan3liU

Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the
town OF Rcadfield. in the county of ken
nebec. for the year. 1897. The following
list of taxes on real estate OF n"n.resi-
oent owners in the town of Readtield, for
the year 1907, committed to me for col!ec-
ton for said town. on the I'D day CT May,
remain unpaid and notice is hereby given
that if said taxes and interest and char
ges are not previously paid. so much of
the real estate taxed as is sufficient to
pay til. amount due therefor, including
interest and charges. will he sold at pub
lie auction at the Town hall in said town,
on the first Monday Of February, 1905 at
nine o'clock a. Nj.
Description Amt
f. E. Chase. wooden Mil. storchouse,
boarding house ana tenement house at
Factory square; also siiw-mill at foot or
Kents Hill and southwest of J..
Eunton's valued at $4,000 $40
Joseph nccrins. homestead occupied by
c. II Wallace formerly the Stillnan
Ralarce due S1iO0
A. II. Eaton, House ana land Formerly
the DR.. Culrier place. now occupied by
W. c. Williams ard Charles Brown. u
accrcs valued at 10000 S2l.5'
G. f.. Williams. Land vest Of Torsey
pasture west Of G. \. Lanes, Il acres
valued at 20000; also lard opposite l.,
Giles en- east side Mt. Vernon road, ~
acres valued at $4,000. Total valua:ion
p Sy'' Estv Estate. Lard and buildings ii1,ss
on Hoyt's Hin joining the bel, Il; II. Clous !,
pacc 10 acres valued at Sl!rW @a..
George O. FO%g, Bean pasture east Of
Jersey pond, 80 acres valued at
$~0R S.S
T. ". Harvey, House lot, formerly the
Geo Eancc place acre valued at $500
also cottage on west shore of Harvey
Island in the north end OF Lake Marana-
cook valued at s.000Q Total valuation
$4,000 Sl)Tj
Wih:..n Morgan. Cottage on land Of II.
H. Nicl.rT"on or the north SHORE OF
Like MarTtnaccok. valued III $20UH $40
EMERY J.. Hun JON.
Collector of Taxes in tie town of Read
field
Rcaafield, Me, Dec. q. 1907.
ffa,y 2t,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-06

Tie following list Of taxes on real es-
tate OF NONRESIDENT owners in the town
Of Sidrev for tie year 1901 committed to
M Cor collection fer said town on the
first day OF May, remain unpaid; and
notice is hereby given that if sa'i taxes
interest and charges are not pre- viously
paid. much Of the real estate taxed q.
is sufficient TO pay the amount due there
for, Including interest ard charges. will
he sold at public auction at the town
hall in said town on the first Monday of
February, 1865. at nine O'Clock A. NJ
Stephen Blaistlell. Oakland. Me. tax on
land bounded north by land of w. w.
Carter. east by Pond road. south l'y land
of +. WooG. west BY Pond Il. r. No A..
No. Of acres. 26
II. l.. Cummings. Augusta. Nc. tax on
land bounded north By land of G. G..
Nichols. east by land Of Mrs. Eugene
PinEham. south by town line. west by
land of j. McGinness. No. Of Range. =.
No. of Lot. &. No. of acres, IL.
j. G.. Young. Vassalboro. Me. tax on
cottaee on let on shore of Snow pond,
Il. r. No. a..
S. A. CLARK
Collector Of taxes for the town OF Sidney.
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"UncIe Josh Perkins"

The New l.n$k,nd r,ral comedy
drama, "t'E~le Josh Perkins, was r"c-
seated ii the opera huuse Saturday
afternoon and evening and t, fairy
good houses. While in a way tie play
served Z means Of whiting away the
tintr ne1c.%!'y Tor its production. WiieE
It was considered in the light Of 4 Bo"
travail 81 rural life ii was Il nltricsGue.
Their, Mrrt times when one had to
iau.ch f;,ii The laugh was due rather
10 tie ;,:.Surdity Of the situation than
lrrthinG C a really funny nature
which j! possessed. There We're Times
when l'aclt- Josh was fairly a""eptabt"
IL lis role of the honest farmer. but
Ms familiarity with the unWritten
WORK o. If" in q great City was far e"
great Ion one who had passed his days
among the quiet wales Of Shelltown, VI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-06

TuesG..y. March y. Lieut.. Col. Robert
IT. Crockett. aide de- camp: Major ] ,hn
i.ird. IS; Infantry: Second Lieut.. Ralph
VI. Brown. battalion quart"rmaster and
comnlisyary. 1st Infantry.
~ IL" armory of Co. F, Sanford.
Thursday. March 20. Battalion SerG.
aiajur Charles +. Hooper, 1st Infantry
A. tho state House. Augusta. Satur-
day. March IS. Major Gen. Augustus
+. Farnhan, adjutant general; Bri1.
cen. Charles +. Davis. inspector gen
cral.
Vt the armory of Go. NJ. Augusta,
Monday. March 20. Capt. Blaine owen,
cnn!ai;sa,y: First Lieut.. Thomas NJ
/ En,ight battalion adjutant: Second
Lieut.. James i. Bagley. battalion puar-
,cr,naStcr and commissary; Commits
sary Serg. Joseph 7. Grenirr. End IN
fantry.
At tie armory of co. \. Gardiner,
Tuesday. March 81, Major Fen Is.
Thompson. End Infantry.
At the arino;y of Co. ID, Norway,
Thursday. April ,, Major Bal +. Bra"-
bury. surgeon and hospital corps de-
tachment list Infantry.
AZ the arnlory OF co !, Passport.
Monday. April 6. Col Everard L. New
comb; Battalion sergeant Major Will
liam M. Emery; LIST Lieut.. Fred A.
Chandler, assistant surgeon and HOS
pjtal Corps detachment. ID mi.
AT the armory OF 60. l., Houlton.
Wednesday, April S. Lieut.. Col. Frank
NJ. Hume; Capt. Fred w. Drake. quar-
tcrinastcr: list Lieut., Olin N. smith,
battalion adiutant, 81 Inf.
At the arnory of co. G. Bangor, Fri
DAD. April 10, Lieut. Cot Harry F.
Ross. aidc-d e-cMnp; Major Edward X,
Kelley, military secretary.
At the arniory of 60, f. Dover. Mon
day. Arril Il, Col Edward J. Mayo.
commiSsary general
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-06
Lew Dockatadar's Min1t,eis To.-c~ro.y

-! -.
Lew Docks: -. t.a .;.r laugh
n..,@r:' Gi;!:;;;.ci,r. j.. conjunction
with Tie funniest cor. clans, Tie .5Wcr:
voiced singers am most s,iilfu!
dancers that have "'tr appeared With
any minstrel company in this city. viii
BE at the Opera hous" next Tuesday
evening, Jan. I. The show which
DockTt&der and his company are pre-
Senting is Of the top class. and is the
very strongest organization he has ever
gathered together !Ie himself appears
II special advantages. in the first part
with Some funny new stories and ii
rafting good song called when the
Hammer on the Anvil! Rings later
III the evening; lie appears in new
s;kit called - Dali Day in the White
House. He presents L very ef.cctlV"
''mak"-up RS the President. who haH
pti.nittaI him /" run the government
for Il day He takes advantage of his
opportunity t. toast. in a humorous
WaN u;iprrmnSt topics of interest now
in tho public mind Neil O'Rrien has
vcrE funny skit called Quick Lunch.
and also som" funny new songs. Ther"
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NOTICE..

The nonresident .proprietnrs OF The fol-
lowing tracts of land or real estates in
the town of Manchester in the County OF
Kennebec are notified that the same are
taxed in the tax list committed to the
subscriber. the collector of taxes for the
said town of Manchester for the year one
thousand nine hundred and seven; that
the taxes assessed on the same remain
unpaid and that nine months from the
date OF the assessment has expired
Name of Owners. Heirs Of Thomas
Rich: Land bounded on the north by
Couaty Road. east by Farningdale Town
line, south iy land of Hutchins &c Col
Inns. west by land of II. A. Drake No
of acre: .. Amonnt Of Tax Unpaid. SIZES
Ard If no person shall appear to dis
charge said tax on or before the Third
day Of February next. at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon, | shall proceed to sell at
Town hall in the said town OF Manchester
by public auction to the highest bidder.
so much of said respective tracts or par
GELS Of real estate or land as shall be
sufficient to discharge said taxes and all
necessary charges.
Manchester, Dec. q, 1907.
, A. M. Bowman
Collector Of Taxes for the town OF
Manchester.
dec23mon3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-06
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
State ofA Maine.-County of Kennebec.
Town of Windsor.

State oft Maine.-County of Kennebec.
Town of Windsor
Notice is hereby given that the State.
County and town taxes of said town OF
Windsor fer the year 1907 We're. on the
18th day Of June. A. u. 1907, legally as
Sessad hv The assessors OF said Windsor
on the following described real estate sit
uated in said town belonging To proprie-
tors not resident therein in the sums here
in respectively set against the several
parcels Of said real estate. and tax lists
with a warrant for the collection of the
same were or tie said 18th day OF June,
1861. duly issued and delivered by said as
SCISSORS to Benjamin G. Hussay, collector
of taxes for said Windsor. for the year
aforesaid, and the taxes herein named
remaining unpaid, TO wit:
Name Description. Value. Tax.
Mouiton Heirs Bounded
north by Clcaves and Plum
mer lot; south end east by
Mud Mills Road. west BY
town line Observation-Disclosures. SJhOh Sl.dS
Frank French of s;onervilie,
Maine Part of lots No. s.
9. 10, II, l.; 100 acres.....:.:.. 1000 4l3
Frank French Of SonerviIle.
Maine. CoomhS lot. bound
ell north by County Road.
east by Bull Brook. south
by NJ Jackson, L. Il.
French ana y. Dunton,
west Ey L. L. French. ....... 5000 1o31
Now. therefore, by virtue of the au-
tho"itv vested il mo as Collector of said
town of Windsor. l hereby give notice
that unless said taxes. accrued interest
ana chargcse are paid on or before the
first Monday in February next. being the
third day Of February. a. D. 1908. at nine
of tho clock in the forenoon. j shall then
proceed to sell at public auction Mt the
Town House ir Windsor aforesaid. SO
much Of said real estate as may be necas-
sary fur the payment Of said taxes, inter-
est aIid charges.
Dprc,nber .. 1907.
b. G. HUSSEY.
Collector Of Taxes FOR the Town OF
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Al the arn1ory Of Co. II. waterville.
Wednesday. April Is. I'd Lieut.. irwin T..
Thomas, battalion qu&rtermaster and
comlnissa,y: Color Sergt. Fay W. Foss;
Capt james +. Hill, assistant surgeon.
and Hospital Corps detachment, I'd
Inf 81
Mt the arnIory of Co. X, Pennington.
Thursday. April IS. Major George Mel
Presson; capt. Frank f. Drake, adju-
taut; Quartermaster SerSt. Frank w.
Lawry. ii Inf.
At the arinoTy Of Co. *. Brunswick,
Friday. April l.. Rev. James f. Coch-
ranc. Chaplain, ID Inf; Quartermaster
ScIst. Joseph F. Lcbel, 1st Inf.
1t the armory of Co. l, Lewiston,
Monday. April 20, Col. William s. Skel-
ton, judge advocate general; Lieut.
Col. james L. Moriarty. LIST Inf.
at the armory of Co d. Lewiston,
Tuesday. April Il. LIST Lieut.. Frank H.
GIScnan, battalion adjutant, Color
S"lGt. Cheney H. Kinney, I'd Inf.
At the armory of Co. c. Auburn,
Wednesday, April -. Capt. Harry p.
Carver. quartornaster, 1st Inf: Sergt
Majo, Fred l.. E,dgecomb, I'd Inf.
NJ the arfnory Of Co. =, Lewiston
Friday April T. Major Edwin NJ. Full
lcr, surgeon, and Hospital Corps de-
tochm"It, I'd INT; ID Regiment Band.
II Il" ;.r:n"ry Of Go. b, Portland
Monday, April =. Col. James f.
O Sell. surgeon general: Col. Elliott
! 6. DlH. irsp"' Tor general OF rife prac-
! tee; Mayor John j. Dooley, assistant
| it45ptctn. geLc!al Of rifle practice;
! Lieut.. col. !'r;:Hi. II. Hargravcs, aide
! dA-@;t,n;., i.it"t. col. Herman M Cast
| y 7. ;,ije-,'t-,.5.lp: Col. Charles Col
| Inns; Major William .. Peterson; Ma
! jon Frank r. ". Neicil. LIST Inf; Ma
| jor Frank 3. Cummings, I'd Inf.
| ~ me arinury of co. L. Portland,
Tuesuay, ->prl -. Capt. Charles l..
| CragiiI. assistant surge on. and Hospital
Corps d. tachmert, 1st Inf
| AT the armory Of co. G. Biddeford,
Wednesday. April %, 1st Lieut. Car
| cncc T. Kendall assistant surgeon 1st
LAT.
! 4, the armol'%- Of Co. A. Portland,
T! i'rui a'.;,y. April 90. capt. Herbert l.
Low. &Gjutant: Ist Lieut.. Osborne l..
Hamilton battalion 9djutaut; ID Lieut..
| Prank N. iIayICn battalion quarter
master ard Il mmissory; ~ Lieut.
I.ai;oi ). Syphcrs, battalion quarter
MASTER and commissary, Isl Infantry;
"a Lieut.. James w. Hanson. battalion
| QuartrTnIaster and cOmmiSSary'. ~ Inf
| At the arnlOry of Co. l., Port land, Fri
dag. May /, Sergt. Major Fred l.. VII
son; Color Sergt. Willard 4. Lord. Isl
| I,.f.: LIST Regiment Band.
! ~. NOn-"oInmisSiOned staff officers
viii appear armed and equipped. as
specified for companies
Y. 1t is expected that commanding
officers will make a special effort tc
have every man present at inspection
1t IS upon the attendance and en-,
! Cheney of organizations. as shown by
these inspections. that the strength oi
our National Guard is rated mt the wal
department, and upon the report Or tht
inspecting officer is determined tho eli
Eiblity Of the State of Maine 20 partic.
ina e ir the apportionment If tile IN.
nual appropriation provided BY soc
ton 1861 OF the Revised Statutes Of tbs
tuitcu States as amended.
i5v Jf,icr Of the Command in Chief
AUGUSTUS Il. FARNHAAl,
Adjutant General
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THROW OUT THE LINE
Give Them Help and Many Augusta
People Will Be Happier.

"Throw Out the Life Line
The kidneys need help.
They're overwcrked-can't get the poi
son filtered out OF the blood.
They're getting worse every minute.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought thou
.ands Of kidneys sufferers back from the
verge of despair
Will cure any form OF kidney trouble.
r. f. Davis, carlnutrr, of IA Glendon
st., Augusta, Ne, says: You are at lib
ertv to continue using my statement in
favor Of Doan's Kidney Pills which l
eaye for publication in 1898. have not
changed my opinion of their value and
am pleased to recommend them at every
ouportunity. l know from the experien-
ces of friends, as we'll as my own,
that this remedy can be depended upon
10 cure backache and kidney troubles Of
any kind. For two years or more previ-
ous TO first using Doan's Kidney Pills
had suffered from pain III my back, az
times so severe that l was laid up for
day or two The remedies 1 used gave
hut little relief until I had the good for
tune to hear of Doan's Kidney Pills and
get them at Chas. K. Partridge's drug
store. now Willis r. Partridge. Their use
proved Of the greatest benefit and the
pains in my back soon entirely disap-
peared. Should I be troubled again with
kidney complaint or backache Doan's
Kidney Pills is what 1 would prefer to
all other medicines
Fer Sale by all Dealers. Price so cents.
Foster-AIilburn Co., Buffalo. New York.
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
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Funeral of Late Thomas A. Little.

The funeral of the late Thomas Al
bion Little was held at the home OF MS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James 5. Little.
state street, at O'Clock Sunday after
noon. many friends being present.
among them the members of Asylum
Lodge. No. 20. I. o. o. F., which at
tended in body, the deceased having
been member of that order.
The services We're conducted by Re-.
w. i. Livingston and We're followed by
the Odd Fellow burial service. The
floral tributes We're many and beau
tiful. The bearers We're from Asylum
Lodge and were Frank G.. Harrington.
Edwin S Reid, William L. Hayden ana
Guy o. Vickery. The interment was
made at Forest Grove cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-06

CCbDosseecontee was the scene 1f Il
race between ice yachts Saturday ar
ternoon which was watched with in
terest by "A large number OF people.
The race was for the Hustler cup.
SILVER cup for ice yachts which was
offered by Col. r. w. Soule four years
ago. but which had never before been
sailed for on account Of lack of ia
yorabic conditions. Saturday, however.
everything was right, the weather,
thu. ice and the wind, and in fact con-
d;tiors could not have been better.
There We're four starters, the Hurri-
cane. owned by Harris WOodman, the
Snowdrift, owned by r. w. SOule, the
Mecca sin, owned by H. f. Wilkins. and
the No Name. owned by Burleigh Mar
tin. and the race was twice around
triangular course from the Robinson
cottage down the lake To the Tfbbetts
cottage, across to Lady's Delight IS
land and back to the starting point
The race was easily won by the Snow
drift. she leading the other yachts by
a minute or more. with the Hurricane
second and the Moccasin third. The
course sailed was about eight miles
and the time was about II minutes.
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Miss Harriet l.. Stewart of Bangor
who has served as orsanist at the Bar
Hafilor Congregational church Tor the
past four years, has severed her con-
1T Cton with that church. Miss Stewart
mas faithfully served the church for
four years, and leaves because a resi-
dent -crsanist is needed for the best at
tention to the church music. AND Miss
Stewart is unwilling to give IN her
FanPor residence. Miss Frances s.
Fuller Of u rcnester has been elected to
fill the vacancy.
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BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.

Petitions in nk!uptCy-EIwafd I.aves.
sour. natervilie. unsecured debts 500
Herbert H. Harvey. Lagrange s!+75: Will
liam 6. Lake, Waldoboro. $1,000.
discharge from bankruptcy-AIbelt
Hail. Alnity; William T. Wyman. Salem.
Howard =. Manchester, North Gorham
David N"oers. Lu0lCw; Willie y. Wal
lace. Walduh3ro; Walter l.. Bailey. iu-
burn. and G7or% F. LUnt, AnSCn.
discharge u fineE-I.orcn l<noN, George
IFales michael Rourkc, William Cul1icr.
Charles Ballet. WilrlGt harper ana Mel
son Nichols. WIN went sent to jail in de-
fl1]it 81 payment Of filr.. imposed at thu,
December term u the tri;td States dis
trcr court appeared before United States
commissions; T!radler Friday AID were
given die poor debtors oath. 7 his is 4
necessary proceedings before thy could
b" DISCHARGED fr",n Jail. Tie ten were
Obliged ~ Wear that they dill H"t lave
enough money IL iiE the fin.
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PLAYS AND PL AYERS

F. ,To v".'y attractive numbers called
he Land Of Nicotine" anG ''Rcveilic
1T West Point" which introduces nc
arg, If company ana dancers very eff
tt.s..',-.,. Prices %, -, $l.0o and $50
:. rs now on sale
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c,, .,,,. -, 40
Wv II
!. III acc"f'dil"e "iul lnt re'i"ii
n"ntS OF Sect:"A - "i '''e -i "'''' -,'t
Of l9oj' me annual i"Si,' -o'i'i. i'i
q the several vi sam 20 i''i'' VI Wy
tlonal Guard OF 'He 'o,ate vi haiiie W
an ohcef OF the 'hl'eu "taueS "i n
detaiieu Tor 'ha' pun l''He' WI 'e ''''''''
as tolio"S:
NeStpr0"N, va w. i'"' -"'''
M&fch 20.
R"cklahd' s." u - ini''
March -.
SANFORD, CO. r. - ihi'' % -
March 20
augusta. 0ta'e SUI muses. Il -
sat -harch - =. ,
Augusta GO. w. III" iii''' '"''''
-""' I'll '"' ., p. u,,a,.
Gardiner, 50. ~ ~ I'LL
Mafch 81.
Norway 70 Ill., ''''
April ,
PASSPORT 81. ! IT'S M -''o'i''
April b.
Houiton, 60. l., -nu. III, N'"''''''
April S,
Bangor. 90. e. -ld' lih'' -
ApiAi ~ - a., -. ro,,
Dn''l' ~
->plh - = 81, v,f T,,oc
oh"N iies'h' nm
APP IL =, .,, ,,e ,,,od,os
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The Hiram Clark house at No.
Melville street. which was purchased
Wednesday by the f. L. Newbert
agency. was sold Saturday to Franklin
". Simmons of this city. Mr.. Simmons
will nave some repairs and improve
ments made upon the buildings and
Will occupy them later as residence
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Tie stockholders Of Granite National
Bank of Augusta, Maine. will hold their
annual meeting for the election of direc-
tors and for the transaction of any other
legitimate business. at their banking
room in Augusta. on Tuesday, the 14th
day of January, 1905, at 10 o'clock in the
A. E. BARBOUR. Cashier.
dece4-27- jan2-6-13
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Governor Appoints Amos
K, Butler Of Skowhegan
Special Attorney For Enforce.
ment In Somerset County.
Orders Issued For Annual lnspec.
ton Of National Guards.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Coun-
Gil Tuesday, Jan. %, at 10 A. M.

Announcement was made at the eX-
ecutive department Saturday of the
appointment by Governor Cobb Of
Amos X. Butler of Skowhegan as 4
special attorney for Somerset county,
to look after the enforcement Of The
prohibitory law in that county, sup
planting the present county attorney,
Thomas ]. Young of Scion, the action
being taken in accordance with the
provisions of Sec. 8 of Chapter 90 of
the Public Laws of 1905. The text of
the proclamation of appointment is as
follows:
STATE OF MAINE.
To all who shall see these Pres
ents, s'ha4.. Hs El&
Greeting:
Know We. that /, William T. Cobb
Governor of the State of Maine, do
hereby create to continue during my
pleasure the Office of special attorney
for the State Of Maine, in the county
of Somerset, all as provided by Chap
ter % of the Public Laws of the State
of Maine, for the year A. d. 1905, an
titled AN act to provide for the better
enforcement Of the laws against the
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquor" and especially as provided for
under Section of said chapter.
And rerosing special trust and con-
.ilence in the integrity, ability and dis
erection Of Amos X. Butler of Skowhe-
gan. in the said county of Somerset, do
hereby constitute and appoint the said
Amos X. Butler special attorney (to fill
the office of special attorney as above
created for the State of Maine within
ana for said county of Somerset, and
| do hereby authorize and empower
him to fulfill the duties of said office
to which he is herein appointed accord
ing to law and to have and to hold the
same together with all the powers,
PRIVILEGES and emOluments thereto of
right appertaining unto him, the sad
Amos X Butler, during my pleasure as
| Governor of the State of Maine. If he
| shall so long behave himself we'll IN
| said Office.
! In testimony thereof I have slgned
! these letters to be made patent ana
| the seal of the State To be hereunto
| affixed
Witness. my hand at Augusta. this
! fourth day of January. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
! and eight. and of the Independence oil
| the United States the one hundred ana
| thirty-second.
| WILLIAM T. COBB.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-06
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA cRlpps

La grippe coughs are dangerous S they
frequently develop into pneumonia. Fo-
lty's Honey and Tar not only stops the
cough but heals and strengthens the lungs
so that TO serious results need be feared.
The genuine Folev's Honey and Tar con-
tains no harmful drugs and is In q
yellow package. Refuse substitutes % %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-06
WILLIAMS CARBOLIC SALvE
WITH ARNiCA AND WITCH HAZEl

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. let
ter. Chapped Hands and all skin erup-
tons. Guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. 25c. by Druggists.
Williams MFG. Co, Props, Cleve-
land, o. For sale by Bowditch & Web
ster.
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