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G. ~. Drug !'!!!!! STORE
COR. WATER and UNION STS HALLOWELl, Me.

tinues /, sin encomiums for the beau
ty Of its work throughout the festival
The 18th Maine Music Festival is the
biggest success of the long list
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Nathan Niles returned Saturday
from Unionville. where he has been at
work painting during the past summer
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son, William Fish and Alexander Me-
Eain. There We're many floral tributes.
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Lantz ONeil returned To Camp Sat
urday from furloueh enjoyed in
Massachusetts.
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Mlllinockrt Me, oct 1l.--Four pa
per machines are in operation, two be
ing started Saturday in the local m;Il
of the Great Northern Paper Co. HE
paper makers who arrived Friday night
were given living quarters in d small
building connected with the MILL So
they might not be moleSted by the
strikers. 1t was reported that six local
men returned to work
More machines will be started next
week. The East Millinocliet mill Of
the same company is still idle
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BICYCLES are not out of date in Holland
Vhich imports over 81, 10000 worth year
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Mrs. Abbie Aver of Alma is visiting
Mrs. f. S. COWan
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Patrick Brazlill reported for duty
Saturday from a furlough passed in
Poston
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The City Dfug:Store's
K(HALL0WELD --T -
GREAT COOKING
DRUG OIL FER
FOR THE Next 10 DAYS

J Pound best Nutmeg.
l Pound Cream Tartar c. p.
: Pounds Saleratus Cure. ....
4 OF. Vanilla Flavoring Comp.
"z. Lemon Flavoring Comp.
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NATIONAL HOME.

OFFICER of the day, Caps, W. S. oak
man.
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work last year along these lines did
much to purify drug conditions
| Our buyer has just returned from
the great market of New York where
| on account of the financial panic
Wholesale prices of nearly every line
of goods touched bottom There with
cold cash we bought the finest of drug
store goods at a fraction ~ their real
value. We Will sell them to YOU at a
corresponding saving. Remember any
price at which any of our councillors
will actually Deliver the goods. Come
70 us and we will maintain our posi-
ton as the lowest priced. high quality
drug store in Maine
Remember the name and place We
are on the corner Of Water and Union
streets, opposite Hobbs electric ear
waiting station.
We have no branch store open
evenings, telephone connection. Drop
q postal for our large price list.
We are the sole direct agents of Col
gate & Co. in town.
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Total.
OUR PRICE: Goo FDR LOT

TO BREAK UP A COLD WE HAVE
EVERYTHING BE 1T FOR OLD OR
YOUNG; WE MAKE A SPECIALITY
OF CHRONIC, HACkEY COUGHS,
WE CAN RELIEVE AT ONCE AND
USUALLY cURE--oUR WINTER
TONiCS WILL MAKE AND KEEP
YOU FEELING WELL.
FOR HEALTH, QUALITY AND
PRICES BUY AT
Spau|ding's Drug Store
os-,s HA-lo~E--' Me-
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OUR PRICE soe

10" Quinine Pills grain. ... II
100 Cascara Tablets ; grain. ,16
100 Rhinitis Tablets. Full. Jill.
Strength ~
. Pounds Saltpetre. .39
. Pounds sulphur. . 20
; Pounds Pure Saleratus ..... .O8
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We are the sole direct agents of Col
gate & Co. in town.
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A BIG 4
o. r
SpauIding's
Drug Store
HALLOWELL, NE.
HALLOWEL.L, ME.

DON'T FAIL TO SECURE 1T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
MOST STRINGENT RULES
Being Taken to Stamp Out the Foot
and Mouth Disease.

New York, Nov. @.-The thoroughness
of the campaign being waged by the Unit
cd States department of agriculture
against the foot and mouth disease,
which has made serious inroads in the
live stock industry in New York and
Pennsylvania and other states is already
causing inconvenience to merchants in
various lines of business here. The pinch
began to Re felt today with receipt of a
federal order requiring disinfection OF all
straw and Lay used for packing goods
to be sent out of the state. Railroads are
prohibited from receiving merchandise of
any kind for interstate shipment thus
packed unless the regulation has been
complied with. and it is stated that some
railroads here are refusing TO accept
goods packed in hay or straw, not wish
ing to take the responsibility of deter
mining whether the rule has been observ-
cd. and are receiving for shipment only
goods packed in excelsior.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
Board of Trade
Committee Meets,

The committee appointed by the
Board of Trade to make arrangements
for the purchasing for the government
of the Heater piece for the erection of
the Federal building. met last evening
at the council rooms and large num-
Der was present The original price ap-
pEOpriated by the government for the
purchase was $4,000 but it is under
stood that the postoftice officials on:y
want to give $4,000. At the meeting
last evening the totals were summed up
and it is believed that the amounts for
the different pieces of real estate can
be cut down to fill the appropriation.
The committee will use every possible
effort to do this and the committee of
seven was reinforced by 13 more busi-
ness men, The committee is now made
up of the following: DIR. j. F. HILL H.
T. Judkins, Harvey D. Eaton, w. j.
Lanigan, H. l.. Emery, Frank Reding-
ton, J. E. Nelson, DR.. F. c. Thayer, G. a.
Leighton. G. K. Boutelle, A. w. Flood,
Dr. c. W. Abbott, r. w. Dunn, A. ].
Roberts, A. o. Lombard, o. G. Spring.
field, c. ]. Clukey, H. R. Durham, c. d.
Sayward and Hon. w. c. Philbrook.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
SKOWHECAN.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred French and their
daughter started Monday morning for
California.
| Mrs. Daniel Snow left Monday for
| Burnham, where she will be the guest
of relatives for several weeks.
| A meeting was held Monday after
noon by the Working League Of the
| Congregational Society in the church
| parlors. The final arrangements for the
| fair and sale, which will open this al
| ternoon, were completed. The sale will
continue through Wednesday with an
entertainment that evening.
The Junior class of the High school
will take benefit this evening. The
attraction will be the Musical Clubs
| from Colby College and the concert
will be given in Grange hall. At its
close a complimentary hop will be CIV
| en- the college boys in M1lburr hall.
Music by Kendalrs Orchestra.
f. F. Fairbrother and c. H. Tuttle
| left Monday for Portland. The former
had been drawn to serve on the petit
jury and the latter on the grand jury
for the term of the United States cir
cult court, which will convene this
! morning.
Mrs. Z. II. Pepper and her two sons.
who had been the guests of her mother.
Mrs. Helen S. Colburn. returned Mon
day to their home in Concord. Mass.
S. r. Bailey. who passed Sunday
with his brother-in-law and family. f.
W. Marble, returned Monday to his
home in Amesbury, Mass. Mr.. Bailey
is one of the largest and best known
carriage manufacturers in the United
States.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Addition returned
Monday from Hartland, where they
passed several days with relatives.
f. N. Merrill arrived home Monday
from a business trip to Duluth, Mimi,
and Buffalo, n. Y.
The condition of Wallace Goulette,
who has been confined to his bed for
the past three weeks, was reported
Monday morning to be no better. His
sickness is considered serious and
there are small chances of his re-
covery.
Mrs. Henry James, who had been the
guest over Sunday of her brother. ".
H. Wildes and family. left Monday for
a visit with her sister. Mrs. W. G.. Da-
Wis. III PORTLAND. oHe VIII tHeh TeIuIH
tc her home in Franklin. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grover return
ed Monday to their home in Lynn,
Mass They had been the guests since
Wednesday of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Grover.
Mrs. l.. Creation of Starks. who had
been the guest of her niece Mrs. G.
Wallace Nash. over Thanksgiving, left
Monday for Portland. where she will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pearson of
Sherman street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
WA7ERv|LLE.
Unclaimed Mail.

Following is the list Of unclaimed
mail matter, advertised Nov 30, at the
Waterville postoffice:
Men-Abbott, LorenzO; Butler, Edd;
Craig. Edw P; Cooley, F. F.; Dewitt
Jno. B.: Davis, Vinal H.; Estes, Ab-
bott; Estes, Abbott; Estes, Abbott;
Ever Everett; Fortier. Tom; Gooch,
Elmer; Genthier, Harry E.; Gauthier'
Harry E.; Hawley, DR.. F. G.; Huntley'
s; E.; Jameson, Dwight B.; Levensaler,
Hubert R.; Littlefield, Charles; Nash
Wilder: Nolen, VIM H.; Norcross'
Chas. E.: Page, Archie L.; Poulin. -
-; Polar, JnO. F.; Scott, George
s.; Small, Chas H.; Whitney, VIM. r.;
Wiley, Harold Z.
Women-Brown, Mrs Charlotte;
Beck. Mrs Mary A.; Boutin, Miss
Celenir; Goodman, Mrs. Albert; Gosse-
lin, Mrs Napoleon; Hall. Mrs. Melvin;
Jones, Mrs. Rose; King, Mrs. fred'
Larkin. Miss Piper; Parron, Mrs. Tar
dy; Thompson, Mrs. c. II.
Foreign-BrilIard, Mons. Charlie;
Corriveau, Mons. Wilfrid; Fortin,
Fabien; Farrus, Peter & Co.; Madore,
Narcisse; Mitchell, John S.; Mulhaliin,
Edward F.
Fourth Glass Matter-McFarland,
Mrs Mary S..(Proof Reader, formerly
" ith Sawyer Pub. Company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
MORE pEER-LEsS MOOSE
Is the Record for Hunting Seasol
As Complied at Bangor.

Bangor, Me-. Nov. 90.-The moose
shooting season in Maine ended at mid
right tonight. and receipts at Bangor
snow decided falling off from last
season. Up to II o'clock tonight ll5
inoosc had been received here or pass
ed through on the way west. while AT
the corresponding time III 1907 the num-
Der was 163 Weather conditions nave
not heen favorable much of the time
this fall and this accounts in part tor
the decrease, although hunters report
a scarcity of bulls. Cows and calves
are plentiful, which promises well LOT
the future sport.
Deer receipts at this station to date
aggregate 2S73, against z213 at the cor
responding date last year. Only nine
bears have thus far been brought down
AGAINST 32 last season.
Later reports will doubtlessly IN
crease the number of moose Killed IN
northern and eastern Maine-possiply
to l25 or 100.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
OAKLAND.
Two Men Arrested on
charge ofStea|ing Poultry
Plead Not Guilty But Their Bonds
Are Placed at $500 Each.
Indoor Baseball. I..SociaI and Church
Affairs...PersonaI Mention.

William Holley and family are at
MoXie on hunting trip.
Fred Stevens and Milton Brown were
brought here Monday by Constable
Jerome Damren for appearance before
Trial Justice Field on a charge of steal
ing poultry from local parties. Both
pleaded not guilty and We're placed un-
der $500 bonds for their appearance
| from day to day. They are now in the
local Jail.
The clerks and the town boys will
play indoor baseball in Messalonskee
hall Dec IS. The game will be followed
by a social
The Young Mems Club will hold a
social in Murray vestry "Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. All Cochrane returned
home yesterday from a visit out of
town.
Arthur Williams left yesterday for
Cumberland.
Thirty-seven deer came over the
Somerset yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Free
Baptist church will hold it's annual
supper and sale today at the G. A. f..
Post rooms during the afternoon and
evening Mrs Fred H. Leech is in
charge of the supper. Candy, fancy
work and novelty tables have been ar
ranged. The Corner Market" is one of
the features. A nice time is looked for
ward to by all. Over six weeks have
been put in 10y the society in prepara-
tion for the event which they hope will
exceed anything attempted hereto
fore.
a Christian Endeavor rally will be
held in the High Street Mission at 730
Wednesday evening. Rev. c. D. Crane
of Rhode Island, formerly field secre-
tary of the State Endeavorers, will
have charge. w. E. Overlook will be
present at the evening services. Evan
gelistic services will be held at the
mission each night during the week
| led by Mr.. Overlook.
The ladies having in charge the tea
room at the fair to be given by the
Cniversalist Society in the near future
will hold public Whist party in p. Of
H. hall Wednesday evening.
NJ. l.. Strickland has returned from
visit in Salem, Mass.
| Merle leverage has returned from a
| visit ic Augusta.
Mrs Gertrude Tibbetts has finished
J work in town and is now in Rumford
Falls. where she has secured employ
ment.
A 60norsepower Hamilton gasoline
Crgine has been installed at the W. &
o. power house. The company expects
to be able to put on the regular half
hour cars in a few days
Cascade Grange will hold a sale of
fancy and useful articles at its hall
Wednesday afternoon and evening"
Dec. 2. A Chicken supper will be
served from 6 to 7.30 o'clock. An en-
tertainment will be given in the even
ing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
kEENE APPEALS.
In Civil Action Regarding Disputed
Wages Account.

An Interesting civil case was heard in
the Gardiner police court before jude
Larrabee Monday morning. This vas
the case of Willis Kcene vs.. the -AnE-,
lean Ice Co. The case was an aCtionb
recover wages. the amount of which
was in dispute. the point contested be-
ing whether \cene was to receive Sis
per day for his services or $50 Il
developed at the hearing that while
during having time, on account oi
scarcity of labor the Ice Co. was ac-
cu5tomed to pay $1.75 per day, after
haying the wages were set back to the
re gular S1.50 per day schedule.
Mr.. Keene brought suit for $26Ir
presenting a bill for his time at the
rate Of s175 per day. He testified in his
own behalf and Superintendent c. b.
Clark, Paymaster n. H. Trafton. and
Manager l.. c. Ballard testified in be-
half Cf the company. No written con-
tract was presented in regard 10
wages. and Judge Larrabee ruled that
custom had established the rate ot
wage; in this case and awarded S22 I5
as the amount of wages due, which was
at the rate of $50 per day for the
time given in The costs of suit were
taxed uDon the American Ice I"
keenc appealed to the January term
of the superior court. The American
Ice Co. was represented by Hon. WIZ
G. Atkins, and Mr.. Keene by RandaH
& Kccne of F'recport
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
A Novel Joke.

Did you see where the bullet went
crashing through the large plate glass
window at the Durham store? This was
the question asked by many last evening
and nearly all who were asked hastily
went to that part of the street to exam
inc the window Policemen, cabdr;vers
and others went huStling to the
scene only to be met by a smiling lot re-
turning. 1t was a good joke. On the in
side Of the window an artist had drawn
with soap lines extending to all corners of
the glass and coming to center 1t GER
tainly looked as if someone had fired a
shot through the glass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

Ireland. 4th. In the jump-off. H. A. Ged-
ney won second place. II
Two-mile run-T on by Mike Driscoll
Mercury a. e: Tom Collins. Irish-Ameri-
can A. C.. I'd; George U: Bonfas. Irish
American A. c.. Sd; j. T. Eisele. N. Y.
A. c., 9Th. Time Q minutes 2S 2-5 seconds
2oc-yard hurdle race-Won by J. j.. Ell
ler Irish American \. c.: j. J; DGnahue
Irish American A. G. Gd,,, "a; n; brse Dwlses Ioa
started Time, % 2-5 seconds.
Running hop. step and jump-Won BY P
ADAMS. n Y. A. c., % feet inches; NJ J
sheridan. Irish-Ameiican A. c., I'd: D.
Ahearn. Irish American A. c., Sd; ]. F.
C'Connel. n. y. A. c.. 4th.
One-mile walk-Won by $. Iiebsoid
Irish American A. C: f. fisenning; Mo
hawk A. g.: ID: B. MaN. Pasti'ne A e.
I'd: l. Liebgold, Irish American a. =.
4th Titne. minutes II A. seconds
Pole vault for distance-Won by w. A
NcIecd I,sh-Amerfan she,iGan 4; c. wfa fi;sb. Z
American A. c.. ID; J. Handbook: Mo-
hawk A. c., Sd: Princeton A. A, 4th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
5: 5: Standard Sends. Most Of
:: :: Its Oil Abroad.
Archbold Says 63 Per Cent.
GoesioFoTeIgn Countries.
Company Aims to Reach Direct
Consumers In Far East.

New York Nov. 30.-The develop
ment of trade Of the Standard Oil Co.
in foreign fields as a subject Of evil
dence. in the government suit to dis
solve the Oil Company gave John D.
Archbold, vice president of the Stand
ard, ppportunitNna~a khess today to
spread Oh fhefrecofds some interesting
features Of the Standards business IN
foreign countries. OF the total amount
Of Illuminating oil refined by the
Standard in 1906, Mr.. Archbold stated
that SO per cent. was SOLD abroad EX-
port figures of other years further
showed that the Standard exported the
majcr bulk OF it's Illuminating oil.
THE line of testimony with regard
to the immense foreign trade indicates
that one of the defences of the Stand
ard is that the present combination
makes it possible to obtain this foreign
trade. which the company Will en-
deavor to show, brings a trade balance
in favor of the United States. This
foreign business, Mr.. Archbold went
on to say, was secured in the face of
the competition of 400 foreign COM
panies Products of the Standard
reach every part of the world, said Mr..
Archbold, who further declared that it
was the aim of the company to reach
direct every consumer in the Far East
as was done in this country.
Testimony was given by Mr.. Arch
bold that during the period OF the
Standard Oil Trust, the trustees
poured mi fions Of the companys earn
ings back into the trust for the con-
struction of new retineries and pipe
liceg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
PLUCKY ORVlLLE WRIGHT
Goinq to Franco to Relieve Brother
Soon as Health Permits.

DAYTON, Ohio. Nov. 30.-Olville Wright
who has tecn confined to his horne here
since his arrival from the hospital at
Fort Myer has SO far recovered that ne
announced today his intention to visit
France at once. The trip will be under
taken within the next few days at most
and possibly next week if he gains suffl-
ciently in strength.
He said. ut is out of the question to
tn nix, of flights at Fort Myer during the
winter months. In France the conditions
are different and I will go there and re-
lieve my brother Wilbur. who VIII come
home I have not the slightest fear OF a
repetition of such an accident as that at
Fort Myer as such a contingency has
been provided against in our later ma
chine 1t takes accidents like tins to le-
veal defects which we can then rcmedy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
LATEST SPORTING NEWS.
Continued from Page Four.)
Records Fall
At .A.A.U. Meet.

= Madison Square Garden, New York,
/. Nov. 30.-Onc worlds record and two M
door records were broken on the first
- night of the A. A. L. indoor championship
meet in Madison Square Garden tonight.
Patrick Mcdonald of the Irish American
q A. G. set new figures for throwing the 56>
: pound weight for height, hurting it 16 feet
/ of an inch So INCHES better than M. j..
s., McGrath's figures last year McGiath
70 bettered his old record, winning second
place with Il feet inches. Melvin Snep-
perd, the Olympic champion, was beaten
{ eight yards in the lC00-yard run by Harry
4 -Gissing the time. go being a rev indoor
record
NJ. p Driscoll Of the Mercury a. c. of
> Yonkers won the two-mile run in the rec
, ord time of minutes 2S 2-5 scconds-a
: new indoor record-and but 2-5 Of a Sec
~ Ond slower than the American outdoor
: record.
Martin J. Sheridan after winning the S-
pound shotput, fell on his shoul ier after
vaulting and suffered a severe Strain of
q ligament He will be unable to COM
pete tomorrow night The point score for
the first night shows the Irisll-American
"A. G.. in the lead by a large margir.
Sheridan fell after making his second
Jump. His jump. nevertheless, gave him
- second place and also the individual rec
=, ord of the first night with a total Of 16
points. The clubs stand in the following
order: Irish American A. c., 81; N. y. A.
c., 20; Pastime A. c., II Boston 4. c., o.;
q Mercury A. c.. 5; unattached. 5; Mohawk
"a C., A. Prooklyn Y. NJ. c, A.. 8; Prince
ton A. A., ]; Gordon House A. A., Y.
-, 3OO-yard race-Final, won by Leroy Dor
land, Pastime A. c.; J, Rosenberg. irish
American A. O.. ID, J. J. McEntee, NJ Y
A c. ID; g. F. G9ggins' .aa;ins Past"e A. Co.
Throwing 56-pound weight-Won b. +
, hMcDonald Irish-American A. G.. 16 feet
and of an inch; NJ. J. McGrath. n. Y.
"a G.. "a, 15 feet 10 inches; 5 5,l,as !; Giles
rish-Ame,ican a. C.. 4th. u feet inches
!, ,unattachei: Melvin ". Sheppard: Irish
american a: c.. I'd; w BSrke'n B,;rSe n, Y: IA A.
Hrime . minutes 10 seconds.
Putting the S-pound shot-Won by Mar
tin j, Sheridan, Irish -Amcric:r a. G.,
with 81 feet g. inches: ". W. Coz" Boston
"A. G.. ID: J. J: Elliott. Irish, American ,l. A.
75-yard 1ash-Final heat. won by Robert
sClaoughan Irish American A. e: j: f.
O'ConnelI n Y. a G.. I'd. X; Reed. Gor-
,don \. A.. Sd; F. Lukeman. Montrea. a.
A.. 4th. Time, As seconds.
Adams X Y A. c. With 10 feet 6 inches;
]. 4. R,ller. Brooklyn Y. NJ G. A.. 3D. B.
Tomrllins. Irish American A. G.: So; M
]. Sheridan, Irish American y. - 4tn.
no Running high jump-Wor by II. r: t1I
A. Gcdney. Boston A. c., ana II. J;
Grumpet. n. Y. A. c.. tied for second
with S feet /, inches; Cor Leahy. Cork,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
Board Of Education Meets.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Education was held last
evening. Very little business was
transacted. Besides the routine
business transacted, Miss Car
rie D. Noyes was elected to teach the
subgrade in the Grove street school
to take the place of Miss Pooler, re-
signed. Mrs. Harriet r. Glidden, by
request, was granted a leave of abb
Sence on account of ill health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01
s275,ooo APPROPRIATION
Approved by Gov.-elect Ferna'd for
Bangor Insane Hospital.

Bangor, Me. Nov Ex-Governor
elect Fernald paid visit of inspection
to the Eastern Maine Insane hospital
u, re this afternoon and with Trustees
White and Field went over the items
of the appropriation to be asked of the
next Legislature. These items total
sos 600 and include a new male wing.
to cost s175.0GO and all were approved
by the Governor-elect. Tomorrow Mr:
Fcrrald will visit the University of
Maine, returning home in the after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

Mr.. Cook Of Cook & Hall of East Ok
ford was killed Saturday afternoon by
a fall from a load of brush. Mr.. Coook
had recently suffered two slight para
lytic shocks and was able again to be
about and had taken the team out to
work. In his fall he struck sharp
pointed rock which entered the skull
ON the left temple making a hole some
larger than a pea He died three hours
later. Interment will be at Casco
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

William Stead, 20 years old, of Kent
vile. n. S, was stricken with heart
failure after diving in the swimming
tank at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION iii Lynn, Mass. Monday
night and was dead when brought TO
the surface. He was a student at the
General Electric Works.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

Rose Carson, whose residence at Pc
jepscot was burned Saturday morning.
apparently is contemplating again talk
ing up her residence in southern K.n-
nebec. as she was in the city yesterday
afternoon making inquiries as tn WHERE
She could secure "A r-Qt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

The ladies of st. Marks Guild will hold
their annual Christmas fair in the board
of aldermen's room Wednesday after
noon. Dec. 9, and will place on sale many
useful as we'll as fancy articles. Ice
cream. cake and light lunch will be on
sale at the refreshment booth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-01

Don't fail to read c. IL Beane'S now,
ad for it is important to know if you
are economically inclined these dry
times OF course YOU occasionally buy
good tooth brush, a warranted 25c.
brush. also a standard 25c. tooth paste
(enthymoD. Tomorrow, and Wednes-
day, at c. H. Beanes you can buy both
of these for 25c Better remember it.