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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-03-07
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY, February 20, 1903.
Scout cruiser Chester makes correct
ed speed of 26.07 knots at Rockland,
Mrs. Spires kills three children and
fatally wounds fourth before taking
own life at Baltimore.
Congressman Lilley says he started
inquiry Of his own volition because he
thought 1t time to put stop to meth
DDS Of Electric boat company lobby.
No final conclusion as to Mrs. Eddy's
liability for back taxes reached at
Concord, N. H.
Gov Floyd Of New Hampshire signs
papers applying for extradition Of
Roy; Mrs. Roy gives new reason for
husbands sudden departure from Unit
cd States.
Letter written by Alio, murderer of
Fr Leo in Colorado, shows existence
of plot and murderous society; arrests
being made.
Evelyn Thaw said to have set $1,000
900 as her price for consenting to di-
vorce.
Clark w. Lilllbridge of Springfield,
MASS, % years ola, SnOJ ana killed ny
Anton Neiman, aged 70, who worked
for him.
Fowler currency bill reported to
house, but there is little hope of pas
sage at this session.
Big naval display planned when the
feet reaches San Francisco.
District Attorney Jerome of New
York says he will reply to charges
asking his removal
Three M. g. M. steamers aground at
once in Patapseo river, and man drops
dead at wheel of craft seeking to give
assistance.
Gov. Guild of Massachusetts replies
to petition from Virginians for release
of Jesse Pomeroy
WI Ting-fansr Chinese minister ar
rives in San Francisco.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-03-07
e'S~ The Men LChO ''---'> .
Had Money but Lost 1t"
A~.Nr0ts3

BY OrisOn JtDett Marden,

PROMINENT New York lawyer Of wide experience s'ys
that in his opinion nneynne out of every hundreu o
those money inherit It, lose IT, sooner or aer
How many thousands of good, honest men ana women
there in this country who have worked very nara anu
all sorts of sacrifices OF comfort and luxury IN oae 70 lay
something for the future and yet have reached uue
life later without having anything to show for IL many
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-03-07
woodstook susIness card0
OR. r. r. JEWETT'S
DENTAL ROOMS

OPEN DAY AND EVENING
Flrst-olass work. Prices moderate.
Office and residence, "BArkeT House,
east end Of the Park.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-03-07

AsF~s~sNNs
II Friendly Deadlock
BY J. o. Pagan.

people killed. when property wrecked we have
nothing say 1t is for the figure out rea
remedies. OF course, individuals we are in
eresed and sorry when accidents happen personally
bestir ourselves do upon our organza
bestr themselves in the matter We simply stand
pat rights. II prominent railroad ques-
subject railroad accidents he will shrug his
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-03-07
TuEspAY,

TUESDAY. March 3, 1908
LAaarus Aysrbach, young Russian
anarchist, shot to death in home OF
Chief OF Police shippy OF Chicago,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-03-07

to the
will be equally fuit
Generally speaking he has fault
him.
standing without
earnest cooperation eency improved service
Atlantic
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05

6remliriot.pOrtIets Manoioat ior
6Ountpiusierer, er ip0t / SonbjDoli
6ountO, W(inn., % bar MI / Ii Mar
p0ret YOr9er al &obert5 6olIntp; ban
bpr paa Iih 6nrm Gnterprile 3Omn=
'6ip, bpor ban er mc9et pOpul0r. Oan
bar b9ret 6lert / lit 5puni6ip nj
glar, o9 ier glar bar ban inoebapt
Gmbeoe iom 6lert StoleoilirIttet, %
alori9 berte man, at ban life tog Yare
poa DC SilliosbperO. 6Oltet Qap bam.
3Ucrtimoo bar G0H alto meD ,Sper 0Q
Tsiagtj9beo uoIsrt 9lrbeioet. Sr.
Senlte9aro er oesuoen Ell Ntnno meo
9po llooannelle; bar lelo pGrct ell op0=
ti9 Carer peo amerIlanlte Stoler, o0
ban er iGroeles lnteresleret / alt bort
OplDsuin9spGien. @Gn ijenoer Si=
pens Sdnlllnosbreli o9 oil 6remitriot.
1erior tor han op,rlaoe tit &alo
SGnoerne paa oct doll. ion bebor
4cberts 6puntp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05

pa9ne beo at ienOc bum ielp bjem, lG=
let til 0apolinien meo &ugnslite=
ratur, 9alsiOao % piIe Goao. aan
Penge, 9lp;sipRrte og Sh,mptalsr ups
rette ncSet, iaa faar &prpOratipnerne
lin tro 9jener tilbagf. 90 Statens
6pH bar in9en til at paretnge oeres
Snteresisr 2anoets glatipnalipriam-
ling.
9ruitup9icnet bar line peloresisrspe
Sajaoifr ! ielpe aonsresisn. Sisie
gaiaoier maa ijarnes % 9iue plaOs
til M 0no. TeriDr ltaar n0lte 9irss
bag Den bitre Stamp ON, bpen al be to,
ben peln0reoe Gittreo9e eller Den ipri0e
Grawiorb, ital iaa Fartiets Nomina-
tlon. <treoge er Stalmart. % ban
ienoer os Naibrpot Yrspe mep Npn
ON Stpite; 6ruwfOro rspr0isnterer
Ell ny Sibs Sbealer. .oan ienoer os
ingentin9, men tonlmer Wtdno00 til
Sisieton for ielp at tale til 6Oltet Der
paa SisletpnlQnoet Niun ber ip6e
at fua bore bonn.
stumpvr nrarn Stut,purt- ny sNu=
iur9enter Ioregaar lite ulene SDo
Gatota, men | enbper Stat, 6ppr man
proteIterer mpO 9OrpOrationsOGloe.
Spm Stat taltebe ri Stalparterne paa
Ser allerepe for lire 9lar liOen, oa bette
maatte 9jeres for at Iua peotaget enoel
ipltelige 2ope og iaa Sernbaneturpp=
rutionerne efterIcet Spmmene. W(Cn
Geiorm par life pnn Stulpurterrcs
Pro9ram. iaa De ltcmte MOB alle &e=
iormiorilae % meo Sernbanerne.
Ner Hoberts 6punip. bOor 6oltt
trUper 6rcnlltriot, lGQ9cs 0er bobbelt
}irbeibe p0n at ian NOltetrapene por=
oepet p9 tpmet Siemnlngen / 60Oer
Al @a0lir0p. &c, IOm bar mintN
&ienoiiab til NpltetDpCn bette 6Oun=
IN % ipm unDerpurOerer Den olminoe=
liSe NIanos Sntelll9ens. er De-, Ter
imsrer tpttelt paa, mar be lial frem=
Doloe, bpdD be tuloer ",Satts"; % M,
oa oct iJet albGn9er al 6Nrmerncs
Stemme9ipnIng, neolaoer man Jig til
at ltri0e Poitit til Oen. man elIe}s
baancnoe tnloer &lotbe0oa. GOuno
beoo5 og tigntnoe pcnc 9t0pne. 9u
maa Oisie bean. gpun0e9 NJ" I'll ct
iemme Strigbaienes 6ap9r. Oct
cr ieineialoenoe mrrteli0t, bUor pN.=
oi0 Snteresie man bar iaaet for at 'cn
ompenpt Naboernetil Stalparta!
Nleo @orsrnes Snorptnin9 embc'
oerne bette 6ountp be9pnnie oalGa
llorpooellm al Splllebuler pore
Sper; Sijp9ebuiene blep rpOoeoc, oq
Saloputrafitsn lit itte lon9ere Nfep.
0por ianot OH StOlrarterne | ols'e
Sampe?
gtei, Lao tlln Noliet qua til &nlg r9
femme ior 6remtipens politIlte Net
ninO, lsoet al 6OrtiDens GetcrO, noen
at lape Jig Oiloleoe al al osn lneOl9e
6lptebeipel % Snoliabs'uloleo, laa
bebeper man iite at tplplc paa, boao
lloIaloet Oil blipe.
"|ote ior &ittreogc" oil Den lort0lle
oia, iom ieiler big pp iOr at bore eli
Nui. ri Seili9GeOs9cnlpn laoer NJ
Din e9en Sntelli9ens iprtGlle oi9 bocm
Der er p0rbig bin Stemme pna eli
Iri GNl9oog.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
;Sor >l1eolem af Se9islotllren.

DIR. Sore Grsbpit yien 5opnlbip, lom
al 5rsmltriots Republitanerne Roberts
Gountp pnites ienot iom &eprGientont til
0e9slaturen, bpor ban fan pGre al iterit
Seueite ior Solicit, er Selemartins al 6ebiel
o9 pGroig ameritorit sior9er ioreta9iom,
peluooannet. ITO o9 p0oliteIis. "aoiten"
bar allerebe ier sou ltne SGiere beticnbtmcO
oenne Maub, % ri oil ber tnn tiIlpic, at
ct bpiltetlombelit SiIIiosbueru trp9t fan be-.
troes bans 'NGnoer. S,an piger life ira
Observation-Disclosures R0tter.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05

Soas uOlenper Di bet 'iofe y!umcr
al "YOiten" fpr PrimGroalget. giGlte
llge pil Oi ijenoe Yal9relultaterne,
Ni bar pna @aano ltGnltript NOT
ill al iDloe ct 9uuiIe Hort Sill@9 /
6remitriOtspartlets Snterfsie; men pi
bar besp0rre bperten Sio eller &aao
I'll at le9gc mere 9lrbeioe oenne pOli=
tilte Gamp, eno hi allereOe bar gjort.
Set Tan man 9Oot lelp i0tte li9 inn /,
nanr man ilenoer por Stlllln9.
Meo eli npriI Genltrcmanos Sper
lalteos oi ps meO bort Slao mo iS0ms
pen Ior Nenielie og llDluftnina inbsn
gaytiet; nj git iom 6ripili9 ino /
penne Gamp for lire 9lar lioen; pl en=
iteoe Geiormer % Ell Smule 6rem=
Itript, p9 oerfor tOg pi Soanp Sante
mco Oct pn9re, iprl9e Glement inoen
bet republitnnite Yarti, Iom 1T 9tapn
al SnIur9enter i 2anoet % bet popu-
lore N0pn gplere SDo SGtOta. Dor
e9en Stat. Vi tlUmper Iremoeles
Iom 6ripillig p0a Den relprmpenllge
6lsi al bet itore 0amle Yarti; men pl
feler o9iuu, at bet er 6prltlel at D0re
Bripillj9 % &e9ul0r, 9e re9ul0re
Sropper ber iDm ellers er fprtrinsbe=
retti9et til 9lmmllnition % 9lnleonln=
aer. Serior er oct, at pl ber pnlter at
Iorilare, 6pOrior pi binOres ira at be-
mite alt port Wanultript og tllfreos=
nine Dor Sampiper. Ti bar lille Ell
Gents NGro al ilnanciel Stptte / oenne
Rump, % ielp bar ri lite iaa meSet AZ
benne Neroens Gjoos, at pi ian o're
noget ertra paa no9et Slll9S eller llo=
luo til ertra 9lrbeioe. Bar Stillin=
9en oper bele Ginien ili9, iaa par oet
bel o9iaa laaIGn9t at opta9e &en
moo ben ri9e &ittreo9e p9 &orpOrntio=
nerne. Oten oa ri altlad life bar 0en
glnleOning, at pi tan ina iagt oft oei,
bi pniteoe. for 9ai9et, ital ri iun her
/ &ortbeO oplummere 9OOeOlummen al
BEN ppltite SitIaton.
Snlur9entbeDGselien inOen bet re-
publitanite parti ct opliaaet lOm en-
prpteli moo Sorporationsberreoemm
po Wonopolp0leuet cller Srults, Der
fattilt talt bplner pau at unoerlN0ge
fig al GicnoOm p9 ollie SjGlpeilOer i
Sanoet, % oisie mG9ti0e &orpOratip=
ner 6nr ct fort glntnl Ssnatorer %
&epr0lentunter / Son9reslen / i'm
CONNIE, ina at Ii9e. SisIe mpO 6ol=
let utro @mbeosmGno er Oct republi=
tanlte Partis Stalwaris, Og mpO Dem
preller enppg 4reliOentens Su0itabsr
ON &eiormer al. Sper Ell al oisie
Stalmartienntorer o9 &epr0lentanter
CT Gprporationernes lpoi9c Sjenere,
meoens be er blepne ianoe TuIemGno
o9 Sprnnner ior ben Stat5 SeIOlt=
ming, Dper iiGr reprGienterer. Oct er
10 MI 0aaet lau plot, at 6prbunosle=
natoren ira Den enc eller anocn St0t
life l9ngere ipler Jig iom 6olicts 3ie=
ner, men lom lit Yuriis Tas, % Iom
iaaoan tprannilerer ban BET 6olt, Der
0ao bam S0oe peo sSioen al Snute
NeliOn og 2a6Ollettc. S9 en- Sena-
tor. Der fan brDre ll9 oper at BABE lin
Stat meo benS loDoI, &orgcre / 9om=
men, bam gjRloer oct iOr aorporato-
nerne at baoe 3lenelte paa Slpstlo,
ON muligt. o. De beIer9er bans &ama
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
Neoiiter q OelNs.

Gil SRloerne al Noberto so.
sea tlldoer mig bcruep at onuoNterc mig
lom rcpublionll HanOiOGt icy Ac9incr .ol
7eeps Nmbecet / ]iobertS Counin, III eoer9
Niaierelie Ueo 9;rimGrpolaet IN, lcS lGot
., l,5miuatioaM og bEr palgL lcpT le9 at
iuoretooe Gmbeoct paa en iorrctuina5m0sng
Ntoobe, oe anmoeer ON cecrs Statls.
26r5eoie
Nrnni e s'an "a aid.
SuaunIi, z. z.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
Stole Surlrint,nYtn

N1 tigooer mi9 beruGo at ircmiiilIc mig
Tor SGl8lrne al RobertS Nountp lom repus
bIlfanlt MouNioat ior Stolcuperintenoent
til eoerS a'geulle peo Erimprpal9ene, iem
bo!oeS ben anocn SirSbo9 'uni, 1905.
ateS gl9tele
Summlt 1. :. u. Trcifpd
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
Cor County Kdsiersr.

llnoertesneoe iremi!iiter r9 ielp ior NGls
9erne al )toberts Neunl inn relublitonlt
6onoioat for NouI;r Aa9itrer. Ill 9;Gl9Crncs
c9eu AigleretC D. trMo rpolgct ,Nni
Oiaoneo. fontnCyel % unl9t nj icg lone
at ta0e &are paa ('mbeoe,s poa ch fro 20
forretninSSmGsl9 tRodoe,
NFr6snidii
Z. Y, Soairgaro,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
;Sor COMM Il unllnisiWr.

'NeS bctlenNiGlcr t,rpeo. III ie9 CT xepubh.
onlt Sannnsf. ~ clcupoI9 til Goprtpfoms
Mlsl0r ira Gu Ste 0ommiSlGr, Iinutt al
fobcite 0aInln. ior &rieerne a. oiSlere
pco ''rimrruolrsl Nn
N'ee M0ic'e. PFbeh,9k
y. u. Shoen
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
,for 5I'eriT.

Sor 5Iicrii.
n. 1'r!acrac a .,o6trlo roulp.
(es ,ilooel miB Jrr.ro al omouure min
lor reil ltyu5liiouitc gonmos
ION 'or 5b0i' a. f5beue Ncuuig. nj G'
8.arelie Al l'Rlgune peo l;rimry clgct /
>lhI ,'e3 oHle9cr }@rbp oi93tO ON HU.
8emes ( glic
%0crs meo Nste.jt
y. g. gcfrcie
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
iSor WirolCm al vcAislatllreu.

Sli &0lgeue al 9iob3rlS County
,>e9 tiaO6er mig beroco al bctluot0ere,
at le8 er &anoioat icy DicNlcm al ye8i lou,
ren, % benliler til &0l9erne at toge bet
l'strosi"'''s oeo -9'rtmuruutyrt ss'urt
Oieo 2l9tele arb.
soalpOr Sicn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05

fr0ncr meo at Iaa Nii0rerne fine
S@nNsr i9jen, iaa osn splons 5io for
bsm after Tan penoe tilba9e.
Summit 30te Mlai 1908,
Nlsb al 9lstelie
81. lloietb.
90. Som.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
Cor 0ountY Auhac.

respectfully announce myself as "A Re
publican "anddate for County Judge. subject
TO the approval of the voters at the June
Primaries. promising. that. if nominated
ana elected. ! viii conduct the affairs of the
ohice in a faithful manner
SAM G. JONES.
Lockwood Township.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
Cor States cltlorutV

hereby announce myself as candidate
for the orlCe of States Attorney of Roberts
County S. d.. on the Republican Ticket.
subject TO the win of the yotcra at the pri-
maries TO be held June 1905.
Respectfully
j. w. HARRINGTON.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
cw @anin.

Il y = ~ VI
,Hl iiao cr miN h1~ico 2Grbcoigbeo at
lrmn'i't ni 'og totaCue a &ober;S so.
i2m reluhinnl7 .,!a;inot ior Sbcrill. ii
Vf - %iGiWr.lc rco (rrm0rpolGcne. lom
FHotr >.cp i,T amen ';rpoag Eunl 1908.
Njeo 9I9clie.
,ipbn z, SmaMOn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-06-05
Glerf Of Gollrt.

llnberte9ncoe betienotQier berpcb }@rb9=
oi9beb, al lc9 itiller mig iom 6ouooot ot
Gienpolg til Glerr Of Nourt, ior 6oltet al
iiemmc opcr ueb Erm0rual9ct (ni
@berS meo N9tellc
z gSm SOis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

Weber & Hewetts preparation to
meet the exacting demand summer
will make on their fancy bakery de-
partment, is expected to be ample. 1t
is decidedly interesting for people to
know how very neat and particular
everything is that is connected with
this department The famous Regent
flower is used and the sweetness and
wholesomeness of the bread attest the
cause for it's popularity. You may
prefer the regular loaf. but the French
loaf and cylinder loaf are favorites
with some customers. You can also
obtain any day, rye. entire wheat. or
graham bread. This is home bakery
to be encouraged, not only because OF
its wholesome bread baked to perfec-
ton. but also on account of the great
in obtaining, particularly
in summer months. a pastry that one
can relish and enjoy eating. Just TRY
those gingerbread squares, only
cents: lot for the money. The cream
rolls and cakes are especially delicious
as are the lemon snaps and the regular
loaf cakes which they always nave
ready at a moments notice. BY the
way, unless you know by experience
how fine Parker House or Harvard
rolls are. try them. Patronlze ana
speak a good word for all deserving
home enterprises that assist in making
Augusta a favorite city to dweil IN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

Some of the clerks at the pOstotfice
were witnesses to an exhibition few
days ago which goes to show that some
animals can to a. certain extent reason
between cause and effect. 1t was the
day that the water in the river first
came over the wharves, and while they
were watching they saw an old rat
come from under the steamboat wharf
and after shifting the air for moment
or two crawl under the wharf only to
reappear shortly with little one in
her mouth This she carried to place
of safety and went back under the
wharf She made three trips in all.
bringing out a young rat each time.
and after she had made the last trip
not more than 10 minutes elapsed be-
fore the place from which she had
made her exit was under water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04
ByUnknown Yeggman and
Officer at Woodtords.
Makes Good His Escape Ap-
parent|y Without Injury.
One Of Three Suspicious charac tiers
Seen During the Evening.

Portland, Me, May 3.--Shots were ex-
changed by a fleeing yegg and Officer
John ]. Lyons at Woodfords about
midnight and as a result q general
alarm was sent out for a young man
about 5 feet 5 inches in height, with
long hair, a brown soft hat light
suit of clothes and tennis shoes, or
Sneakers" Officer Lyons was not hit
and the rapidity with which the yesg
put distance between himself and the
officer indicated that he was uniE-
jured.
The yegg was one of three who were
noticed about the Deering district
early in the evening and to whom the
attention of the officers in that Sec
ton had been called from their evil
dent desire to avoid being seen and
otherwise generally suspicious actions
AS the night wore on, two OF the
trio disappeared, leaving only the man
who did the shooting. He was seen
in the rear of the w. w. Brown resi-
dence. one of the finest in the city,
but edged away when he saw that
he was being Swallowed by the officers.
Later he was seen in the vicinity of
the residence of Albert q. Rollins, SEQ
Forest avenue.
Officer Lyons determined to get the
man and at least have an opportunity,
to look him over this time and tried to
overhaul him. At Belmont street
Lyons fired one shot, hoping thereby
to make the fleeing suspect stop, but
instead the Wouldbe robber swung
round and returned his fire, then
turned, again and ran toward the city.
Before the officer could get him in
range again he disappeared in the vi
cinity or the pottery yards.
Police headquarters or Myrtle street
We're notified at once and the police
fire wagon with Inspector Craig and
Special Officer Charles II. Taylor of
South Portland started at once into
the territory where the yegg was last
seen. They did not encounter him but
notified all the. officers to be on the
lookout 'YJ.f .......
The fact that the yeggman had
'sneakels' on at this time of year and
was lightly clad. left no doubt in the
minds of the officers that he needed
looking after, even before he resorted
to his gun to make good his escape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

Ivory comes chiefly from hppopot-
anus. teeth walrus and elephant tusks,
narwhal horns, whales teeth and
hoars' tusks At present ivory costs
about $1,000 ton; the price of billiard
ball ivory has reached the record fig
,-e Of $3.50 a hundred weight. The best
ivory comes from Africa. Mammoth
tusks are found in extraordinary
abundance in Siberia principally, but
they are not very highly esteemed
though they run to an enormous SIZE
and, indeed, hold the record. being
sometimes II feet long and weigh
ing 200 pounds. The natives of Africa
regard ivory as the standard of wealth
and store it up in their villages for
hundreds of years. constantly adding
tc their stock, and thus the supply
continues and will continue for many
wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04
The Augusta branch of the Eastern

The Augusta branch of the Eastern
School of operating will open May IL.
The management has not decided on
the location as yet but will know in d
day or two 1t will probably be on
Water street. The school will be
equipped with the latest styles of pic
ture machines and each machine will
be in charge of an expert licensed
operator. The school will also be
equipped with a piano so that the oper-
ators will have music to learn by. also
an illustrated song singer will sing the
latest songs so the operators will real
ly have actual experience. The school
will be open from until 5, till II
o'clock p NJ. The course will take
from two to four weeks according to
how quickly scholar learns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

Notice has been received at police
headquarters from Sheriff George F..
Winch Of McIndoe Falls, VT, giving a
description of one Mark E. Foster of
Hardwick, VT, who is wanted for EN-.
bezzlement and for whose return to
Vermont a reward of $3.50 is offered
Foster is the treasurer of both the
town and village of Hardwick and is
short in his accounts to the extent of
$4,000 He left Hardwick via Montpe-
lier Sunday, April 10. He is about 40
years of age. of rather slight build,
about feet, or inches in height.
and weighs about 1876 pounds: Is
smooth shaven; has recently had the
four central lower front teeth ex-
tracted and his two central upper teeth
are capped with gold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-F:ase. powder Relieves
growing nails. and instantly takes the
Sting out of corns and bunicns It's the
greatest comfort discovery Of the age:
Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new eov
Sweating. callous, swollen. tired achins
feet. Try it TODAY Sold by all Drug
Eists and Shoe stores: BY mail for PC.
in stamps. Don't accept ;;ny su es,au
Clmsted. LIE Roy, N. 7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

The Philadelphia & Reading coal
barge Pocopson with 800 tons of egg
aud stove coal for the Purinton Bros.
Co, arrived at this port Saturday at
ternon III tow of the tugs Seguin and
Charlie Lawrence, and now lies at the
company's wharf waiting to be dis
charged. Owing to the high water and
the strong current in the river the task
of docking the barge was a difficult
one and it was nearly an hour before
the tugs were able to leave her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

Sunday was a large sized disap-
pointment to the fishermen and pleas
ure seekers in general, as it was one
of the most disagreeable days of the
season. A northeast storm which last
ed throughout the greater part of the
day developed at about O'Clock in the
morning, and at about 10 o'clock the
rain was varied with little snow, but
not enough to make any showing. ;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

Orrin Brooks and John McCarron
were before the municipal court Sat
urday morning on a charge Of intoxi-
cation, Of which they were found
guilty and fined 81 and costs. They
were allowed to go, however, upon the
payment of the costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

Chief Engineer Buckley has received
two sets of snap couplings, recent
mention of which was made in the
Journal, and will add them to the
equipment of Hose Nos l and 2. These
couplings enable the firemen to attach
the hose to hydrant instantly and
without any screwing on as is required
with the ordinary coupling, and will be
given a trial this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Y. P. s. c. E. will be held
in the parlors of the Penney Memorial
church on Grove street at 7.30 this
evening and all members are request
ed to be present as matters of import
ance are to come up for discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04
COBURN CLASSICAL.

Earned InnS-Cony .: TWo-hast NUS
Maddox, O'Connor. Fitzgerald. Hendee,
Williamson. Blake. Donald. Sanborne.
Hit by pitched ball-Maddox, Williamson
q Greeley. Base on balls--Of Itendet D.
off Welch 3, off Lander 4. Sacrifice hits
Maddox. Fitzgerald 2. Williamson. Lam
der Blake. Umpires. Metcalf and Bow
man Time. 200. Attendance. $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04
Invitations arc out for a dance to b.

Invitations arc out for dance to be
given by the Sons Of Veterans at
Grand Army hall next Thursday even
ing, May Z, it being a dance which
was postponed from last Thursday
evening. Those holding invitations Or
tickets for the first date will find them
good on the postponed date. Extensive
preparations are being made for a
good time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04

An enjoyable event at the close of
the mast week was the supper given
by the Y. z. S. c. e. of the Penney
Memorial church at Grand Army nail
Saturday evening. The supper was
well patronized and there were plenty
of good things to tempt the appetite.