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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-15

lnuTSudys
Majestic
Theatorium.
A Bel Boy at Robinson opera house
Barnum a Baileys big show.
Ladies day at the Elks home.
Benevolent society with Mrs. \. )
Maiden.
Helping Hand at the Christian
church.
Friday.
Majestic
Orio Club meets with Miss Ella
Dickson.
Chautauqua Glass with Mrs Ed
Byrd
Mothers Club Of Third ward meets
at the High School
Federation Benefit at the Thcalor-
'ium
Aztcc, will dance OF Red Mems
IIall.
Got mp early, didn't you and gave
that boy hot cup of tea and an egg
and toast so that he could go and ses
the circus unload and when the house
was all straight and lunch for the
noon hour you went down yourself
tn see the paradc-the whole length
of Main street rcsoundcd with the IA.
tlc Of vehicles Of every kind. from the
'auto and Ardmore street cars To the
old fashioned cutundcr and oN-teams
yes they were an here.
Since early dawn they had been
pouring into town q long procession
on every country road and before 1u.
down last evening the wagon Yards
had their share of country folks.
There were great red and blue coun.
try wagons. some covered and some
loaded with cotton with family ot
eight or ten piled on top while In 9th.
"rs there We're boards placed across
and the elder of the family occupy.
. ing the front seats and the deep beds
dlled with hay and children mmbled
in pec7ing over the sides, rosy cheek
ed and laughing, eyes alght with bill $
.tul anticipation.
Now aud then YOU saw a mule team
bringing in load of happy Mississi
ppi or Louisiana negroes fresh from
the cotton patch ready 10 squandcr all
cheir earnings for the past six weeks
on red lcmo" and at the various fax
ir stands.
Everybody is in their SUNDAY best
here and there prosperous farm
er's son with his sweetheart His
@corched brown face cleaning and
glowing with the belief In the super
iorlty Of his steed and his lady. the
latter rejoicing in the light blue rib
hons on her hat the light blue ribbons
hons around her neck and the light
blue half an, mittcus ON her hama.
with red beads s'ringiug from her
neck to which is attached q conspc
uous fan bedecDcd iu oriental scenery
of the loudcSt colorug and fame,
beauty pins fasicn her gown down m,
hicK.
The air was ul of cNhiraratiou
everybody was laughing ana shouting
for Carter county had turned ont and
from far and near the country pcopl,
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14
HIGH HONOR FOR aLENwooD CITIZEN.

whl the Post that haved deceed
the a
Il Colorado
The Post did him
be able accomplish Mr.
other a politician
Genwood
Of Colorado the state
Washington
little republican will the
would
be consistent his efs ba Of hs ceastuns tha.
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14
TAFT's GREAT ABILITY.

Mr. Tafts
of simplicity and He marked
because had nothing
Nortn and South while his his
latitude
strain of continuous speaking Mr. Taft developed capacity
face and been pudced him malicious
He do this
honest
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14
BRING CHILDREN UP TO WORK.

NY ideal OF boy who will up and support
himself and Ldren
10 be mt to be an American citizen his
Pec and condnh himself
course attempting benefit
f from hard knocks Next
child of
H The ae1t don
6.g them
shng 70 bs ahrksd dent
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14

of Colorado and especially such " w
Colorado Johnny the spot and will
the minority accomplish
this adjoining
inclined to honor their own cihen
political question the Post believes the
should fail by of the political
oenen
his conduct will not be any
dicreditab to constituents
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14
GOOD ROADS.

world has ever
safe means
they acquired
needs of good
foodstufs gasons
anda armies
possible civilized country
and fall the roads
the spectators VINO know
certain commodities because anougn
the market account
lof
meeting Paris should furnh
results the will
lbe
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14
FOREIGN COMMENT ON AMERICAN ELECTION

LoNDoNThe London regards election of Taft
general
policy which has beer greatly in
policy
large
MFR
n President Roosevelt
himself papers
confidently anticipates fruitful presidential him and
declares
placed pomi
The Westminster Gazette Taft a
while Mr. popular
ver question
Lord Aveuy the general feeling
community
Tsfts important
PAR1s-New of the election of great
faction in Paris where in pros
pes IN America French hnaers already showing interest
published rha, Taft election means the
continuation policies but
sensational is
- The Temps preparations presidency
and He the good
and he physically. than
M Roosevelt
snuan of the present American policies The
same
La Hbee calls oppotunism' andco continuing,
Ss America returning panic
BERLINThe generally the Taft with
satisfaction the journals
rh expressions confidence in the
r. coming nstaion.
The Tabehla, Taft proves that
the United States political experiments
gertrude should serve to
of the America and the same time
give dtionsn the world
The Heseen
the development of German deeply thecond
"n in America because
y,-
i- ' The 1aglhe Rundshau paper
follow President bubblne
hVeFnea essor'
t Aipene zturo as.,ss;n
the election semiof point of view saws:
The election of William H. Taft by
r.i ~ M is " from beng an unknown personality in our
r' circles where his career has been followed with
Inc gathered
qaahhcaons
republic sincere oodwil
We confident that presidency
4 hns OF American politics
i "'sh expressed by the vast majority Mr.
United h ..a
point OF extended German
81 rh'Ehsbof'''-f election of Taft
people favoraty
fe'; OF the future president evidenced
The afternoon and
America on his election His
'h@s taere will be no change the
20 United
ToKIoThe ngwhich with rsnreur.;na h -
Pren Katsura
THE world must be Mr. Taft who be-
csnse Of his worldwide ab,e, nr
ever elected
Asha the publ,bing f,, hutu;, .u;,
nest American election nno,
ion discusses Mr. sketch .,vs
Inc election Taft means recogni
ton by the people of the policies
by President oosevel."
BRING 70 WORK
Ny ideal Of boy up and be support
AiHsd and q .
To be fit to be American go. preserve
cOnhe hiuao
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14
SENATOR oueaENHzm AND THE FORESTS.


coor.do Rocky News
with saying he viii with the president the
question of the administration of the forests
existing
eiminate least mninizd
thi. neck of the woods and attempt
learn will
job that will last him all unless
the of in that respect
regulations forestry
department subject to honest and criticism and which ought be
abolished modified they
how they should talking
the anchmen and stockmen o section.
ordinary system
telling system right
charge him
required faaway
The of the criticism
specific
Now to honestly and
specifically the forest
abusing Mr. Pno President Roosevelt the
ngon shall be publicity
prove equitable just We frequently made this
ockmen they
well be remembered, repeatedly
forest system is here believe
the end of the
decide just which of the present rules the and objection
able of them really
the ockmen this and hereby which
been unwilling
themselves to specific objections
say once more that which we have frequently said before
will make complaint against such eliminate
the government
accomplish something is just
$ Guggenhem to he has
been correctly quoted by the News
''1 granted euggenhem
people Colorado preserved
They with a o
"Anyone who knows Pnco impressed with
Personally the
much good But the weakness the
trusting details ubodnates
honest a
''1f
of the
'The problem how
time
lin he forest
~ president ana
Forester IS soon reach Washington.
president
of hgass familiar with the
complaints
failure would
'In
and theory which The
here denouncng
believe
calling
h cours
people o
then their possible
|
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14

good the results of the commission will
DEMocRAcYs FUTURE
For the fourth time
party vany appealed confidence in Its
summa rejected Can the democratic
party present this qudrennia puverzaion at the
ong Some the who belonged to have
go democratic the north will shrink
proportions whip went
Democracy struggled through them
cloud during the civil and for
In 1872 it did what then thought to commit
if internal But the party
shock presidents
Manifesy political organization hard
AN ENAMELED CUP plainly the shallow
OF swimming spring. phso
ping the penes people The for the
use of all The Hot surrounding
at considerable a
at cost to itself The keeps drinking the 1t has
been
the fatidis
spirited cup
and Thievine stealing
thing like deliberately
cup from the and throws
step on and cut their tender little feet did this week. Fou
nay the maintains things them
away, but why should they be that expenses
on question wetor dry" he precincts n
Garfield majority
county opposite only
Gypsum precinct
Morgan county
Morgan Brush voted saloons the
decisive
has permitted in Iarimer county many
FAR that Junction could meeting
slope
we should
ling that will
taking
to meeting
4 locade olorafoh muchc fr
glorious
that the national administration by splendid
lin the line
by Luxen in
believe that
senate
THE REPUBLICANS thankful of
democrats
Ia thankful bunch there will in this
I -o-
OF York. pepple
back didn't fail him
| A great victory for a strong man..
THE MAN tmindedly Saturday
Of
realizing
STANDARD
prosperity
are mistaken, Az.
people the parrot AID The Eaes
sersam
thn s6nn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
NOTICIAS

Ell gobernador Mr.. Post ha
acceptable las reDuncias que han
presentado, el senor Lopez Va
lie del cargo de uez de Paz de
Bayamon y senior Carlos Me
yes, del cargo de Juez de Paz de
.Toa Alta. Dichas renuncias to-
maran efecto tan pronto sean
cubiertas dichas vacantes.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan
la distinguida senorita Gloria
|Quinouez, de Caguas. lie salu-
damoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
dc S0lId0d,b eDaIceNGQ
Y CORRECTION
NECOCIADO DE SANDAL Y BENEFCENCIA
CMvmatsris para Haestr@ J Oftiaks Plsmsres

VvniWdsvii0 pe1a MaVchV0 "lNis'W itsm"vo
De acuerdo con ell parrafo 3 Q del Re-
glamento XI-Plomerfa-se convoca
q todos los que deseen acreditar SD SUI
hciencia en- la materia para los exa-
menes que tendran lugar los dfas %,
20, 80 y 81 del corriente mes de Julio
para Maestros y Ofciales Plomeros,
en- las ofcinas del Departments.
Los aspirantes podran presentar u
solicitudes ha sta las cuatro de la tar
de del dia u del mencionado mes.
La materia sobre que ha de versar
Ell examen comprende la siguiente:
10 Procedimientos para las insta-
laciones de objetos de plomerfa: como
|inodoros, urinales, sumideros, etc. etc.
y para la debida ventilation de los
mismos, de acuerdo con los Regla-
mentos de la Junta Superior de Sa-
nidad.
% Procedimientos para Ia instala-
cion de desague de edihcios Y venti-
lacion de aquellos.
g CORRECTION de pianos defectuo-
SOS presentados al examinante.
a Practica de co~neccioneS de tn.
IBERIA de hero y plomo. y demas
objetos del ramo, por medic de SOL
daduras, especialmente junturas de
plomo ahuevadas.
San Juan, P. r., Julio q. 1908.
DR.. TOMAS VAzQUEz.
Director de Sandal y Benefcencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
Service Especial del boIet1n mercanlI
0ABLEGRAMAS
Horroso siniestro en-
puerto Princ1 pe
Cuatrocientas casas quemadas

Nueva York, 1unes.-Un horroroso incen-
do esta destruyendo la ciudad de Puerto Prin-
|cipe.
Los ultimos despachos recibidos en- esta
ciudad, dicen que sc han quemado va cuatro-
|cientas casas en- la poblacion.
Ell incendio Sc ha propagate con gran rapi
DEE, siendo in1tiies los trabajos hechos para ex
tinguirlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
|D|OII0CI6l DEL gObBIlO
La entreyista con Mr.. Post.

- III A6NS1 NWkA $500
Esta mafiana informo 4 los 'repor-
ters' el secretario particular del go
bernador Mr.. Post.
Ell gobernador Sc paso Ell dfa aver
en- Guayama, para solucionar algunas
dudas que Sc habfan presentado en-
varios agricultores de aquella comar-
ca, en- el regadfo de la costa Sur.
Los asuntos polfticos apenas fueron
tratados. En- otra parte de este pc
Iriodico informamos sobre las renun-
Gas de los jueces de Bayamon y dc
lToa-Alta.
Ell gobernador celebro varias entre
vistas con comisiones de la isla.
Ell Attorney Hoyt.
i A las doce visit6 al g~obernador Ell
Attorney Nj. Hoyt. Sc tratoI acerca
de la vista que hicieron ell Attorney
y Ell jefe Lutz 4 Aibonito, con motive
del incendio ocurrido en- Il semana
pasada.
I'll COmandante LuZt.
Ell segundo Jefe de la policia ha
dicho en- n conversation sostenida
COD TN redactor de este diario, que
cree que Ell fuego ha sido intentional.
La policfa trabaja activamente por
averiguar Ell autor 6 autores de este
atentado 4 las p~ropiedades.
! Ell fuego empez6 En- una tienda in
habitada y la casa que primeramente
empezo a arder estaba asegurada en-
Iochocientos dollars. Hay varios de-
tenidos. Ell fiscal Mr.. Wilcox Y Ell
juez municipal sefior Alfaro, presen-
taran I'm record acerca de las inves-
tlgaciones practicadas. Aibonito ha
Iuedado IN I'm estado affective y de-
plorable,
Los inspectOres de policfa.
Han tornado possession de sus cargos
los inspectores de la policfa insulal
los americanos Names, Zimmerman
y Adams, q~uienes muy en- breve sal
dram para la isla.
Mr.. Brown.
Els muy probable que ell Assistant
attorney Mr.. Brown termine en- ests
semana Ell informe sobre los cargo.
presentadados contra ell senor Verg-
ne de la Concha juez municipal d,
Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
FL nuevo presidente
del Uruguay
La revoluci6n triunfante

Nueva York, tunes. - Los revo~lucionarios
han triunfado en- Uruguay, proclamando presi-
dente al senior Naverio.
La lucha entire los rebeldes y Ell gobierno ha
sido rapida. Este no ha podido ~resistir Ell en-
puje de la revolucion.
Ell nuevo presidente ha sido proclamado
con grandes ~festejos populares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
dina crisis ministerial
en- e1Jap6n
Graves dificultades econ6micas

Nueva York, lunes.-Dicend de Toxic que
las difcultades economicas han determinado la
caida del gabinete japones,
La crisis fnanciera en- Ell irnperio del Sol
Naciente adquiere unas preparedness aiarman-
1es.
E1 EN- operator no ha logrado aun reunir
mueyo gabinete.
En- algunos districts ell hambre esta hac1en-
do estragos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
hos filipinos Piden
eI cabotsje
Una reclamation sensational

Nueva York, lunes.-Los ipdustriales de
Manila han elevado una gran protesta ante los
Doderes americanos reclamandO para los pro-
ductos hlipinos las mismas frapquicias arance-
aarias que tienen los puertorriquenos.
La reclamation esta suscrita por todos los
zmportantes agricultores E industriales del ar
Chipielago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
e imperialismo en- Panama
Ell candidate de Mr. Taft

Nueva York, lunes.-El gobierno de Was
hington ha impuesto a los ~panamenos la cleo
cion del senior Obaldia, a quien proteje Mr.. Taft.
La opinion esta profundamente dividida en-
IA republica del Itsmo, donde la intervention
del gobierno de Washington ha producido una
viva alarma entire los elementos poiticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06
las Victimas del caIor
Los hOrrOres del veranO

Nueva York, lunes. -El calor en- esta ciu
dad, es verdaderamente irresistible.
La ola torrida ha causado va varias victi
mas por asfxia.
La poblacion esta aterrorizada, por esa in
sufrible temperature de que no sc tiene prece-
denies aqui.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-06

Han tornado possession de sus cargo.
los inspectores de la policia insulal
los americanos Names, Zimmerman
y Adams, quienes muy en- breve sal.
dram para Ia isla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24

Handsome Oak Buffet,
exactly like cut: substan-
TALLY built: Ere C h
shaped legs and wide
French plate mirror; reg
ular S. value. Our un-
derselling price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
G.. w. WadIeiq
CASH GROCER

and Bert Forsythe are thought to be
improving.
The Masonic hall is being repaired
and new tapestry carpet will be laid
this week.
HARMONY.
Wellington Grange has invited the
Grange here to visit that Grange Sat
urday to fill the chairs and furnish
the program and the host Grange will
provide Il Harvest feast and return
the visit at some future day.
Leslie Jacobs OF SkowhcGan WAS
here visiting several days last week
at his old home. Ora Willis of Pitts
field has also been visiting in town.
and looking for small farm to pur-
chase.
Potatoes arc selling at the L. r. sta
ton for 20 cents Il bushc!.
RIPLEY.
The remains of the late Mrs. Mar
Garct Briggs were brought here Tues
day from Dexter for burial. She was
a former resident Of this town and had
many friends and relatives here. The
interment was at West Ripley Gene
terry.
Jennie Hcrsom has returned TO New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel SkillincS have
been very i'll with the grip. Harry
Skillincs was at home over Sunday.
Ernest Reynolds of Corinna has
moved to the Prescott house at tho
Mills
Miss Rose Churchill, who has boon
il town for several weeks, expects
soon to 90 to New York, where she
has employment as nurse.
Hiram Banc has been stopping ut tho
home of his son Jcphtha in 81. NJ
bans. while Mr.. Bane was in Bangor
to visit his wife, who is at hospital
for treatment.
Mabel Page returned home Saturday
night.
a number attended the town meet
ing at st, Adams. The private school
was CLOSED Monday 50 tic teachers ANA
some Of the pupils of that town could
attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
SOMERSET.
CAM BRIDGE.

Mrs Elbia Sweet returned Saturday
10 Auburn on account of the illness of
her mother.
Bert Forsythe received a telephone
message Tuesday that his brother
George, who is deaf and dumb. wan
dcred away from his home in st. AL
bans Monday and parties had been
searching for him in the woods, but
up to Tuesday noon he had not been
found.
Mrs. Belle Austin Of Guilford was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. T. c. Wentworth still remains
very i'll
Mr.. an' Mrs. Moses Watson of Dex-
ter were recently III town.
The sick ones. Mrs. VIM. Folsom
Mrs. Tom Folsom. Blanche Richards
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
NO MORE CATARRH.
Bowditch, Webster E. Co. Will Not
Allow it to Exist in Augusta.

There will be no more catarrh in
Augusta says Bowdtch, Webster &
Co, unless people fail to follow the
law of common sense
statement because of the great success
that has followed the use of Iiyomci
in the treatment of catarrhal troubles.
So positive is this treatment in quick
relief and permanent cure that
Rowditch. Webster & Co. sell it under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money if it does not do all that is
claimed for it.
There is no other treatment or mcdi-
cine for catarrhal troubles that is at
all like Hyomci. 1t follows natures
plan in curing diseases Of the throat
and lungs by bringing healing medical
ton right to the very spot where the
disease germs exist. With this treat
mcnt, health giving oils and baisams
are brcathed through a neat pocket in
halcr that comes with every outfit. 50
that every breath You take while using
Hyomci is a breath of healing air. 1t
kills all catarrhal germs and prevents
their growth, SO that the cure is
thorough and permanent.
Remember that Hyomei is sold
under a guarantee to cost nothing un-
less it cures. If you have any
catarrhal trouble. you should take
advantage of Bowditch, Webster &
I cos liberal offer.
Sold and guaranteed in Wat"rviIl'
by Geo. ". Dorr and in Gardiner b!
! G. H. Beane
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

Howard MacFarlane. who is making
some improvements and repairs on the
Boyd & Harvey mill at Kennebec sid
ing has the work well along and Will
soon have the mill in readiness for the
coming season. A slab rc-saw has
been installed. and a gang machine
which was purchased in Boston is ex-
pected to arrive at the mill within a
short time 1t is expected that the
mill will be started about the first of
May. The pulp wood mill OF the ;. ID.
Warren Paper Co. Of which plant Mr..
MacF'arlane is superintendent. is about
ready for the seasons work and will
nrobahlv be started as soon as the frost
is out of the ground. There are at the
mill about $500 cords of pulp wood to
be sawed before the drive gets along
and they have between 1000 and 1S,-
600 cords of poplar to come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

Walter r. Webb Of this city, the we'll
known trainer and driver, met with 4
painful accident yesterday afternoon
while in attendance at the races on
the Hallowcll ice track. Mr.. Webb
with others was standing on the ice,
which was very glare. and Il friend with
whom he had been bantcring hit him
on the arm Good-naturally but with
sufficient strength to cause him to ship
and fall on the ice, and in falling he
struck on his face with such force
that the bridge Of his nose was broken.
lie was brought to Augusta and the
fracture was reduced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

Ono Of II. l.. Morrill's teams had a
narrowed escape from a serious acct
dent yesterday afternoon on the State
street dump. a pair of horses attached
to dump cart were engaged in hauling
rubbish from the Augusta House. and
the driver in backing i'll with a load
got q little too near the edge Of the
dump and the cart went over, dragging
the horses with it. The gully at that
point is deep and a fall to the bottom
would have been a bad ono, but the
team was stopped by tree before it
had gone far, and as another pair of
horses was on hand the stranded team
was soon rescued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

A party Of fishermen in which were
DR.. G. L. Blakcley and NJ. +. Sawtelle
Of this city and Nathan Daniels Of
Boston. made an expedition to one Of
the ponds in the vicinity of Litchficld
yesterday in quest of pickcrcl and had
great sport. Their catch was not large,
numbering six fish, but some of them
were good ones weighing about three
pounds, and the party felt repaid by
the catch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

The only known race of hairy human
beings resid" on tn" island of Yc2zo.
adjoining japan. They are about 10h,oh1
in number, and ar" known to the jap
ancse as the "NIosinos," or "all hairy
people" They have the entire body
covered with Z rrofusc and remarkable
growth Of hair. the only exception be
ing that the faces of the women are
bare, but usually stained with Il kind
of juice so as to resemble the boards of
the malcS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12
RICHMOND.

Augustus Prcblc is still quite ill at
his home on Main street.
Judge Hall. who has been i'll for the
past week, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Joseph Call, who has been with
her daughter Mrs. Frank Gould of Port
land. during the winter, has returned to
her home on Center street.
Over 50 attended the Methodist Sabbath
school last Sunday, and but a few weeks
ago 100 were reported present.
Miss Ollie Oliver. who has been visit
ing her mother at Five Islands for the
past week, returned home Monday.
Schools will all close next Friday for a
short spring vacation.
The Senior class of the thigh school is
rehearsinS for the play VALLEY Farm
which will he given in the near future.
Pearl Costcllow of Castine Normal
School is at the home of her parents for
a short vacation.
Charles Wakefield, travelling salesman
for large shoe concern. left Sunday
for a three-months trip in the West.
c. +. Day moved his household goods
Saturday from the Rowe house on Front
street to his new home on Pleasant
street.
The family of Isaac Dunbar moved
Monday from Chestnut street to the
Judge Hall house on Center street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-12

Word was received by Mrs. Augustus
r. Farnham Wednesday announcing
the death Of her sister, Mrs. Mary f.
Rinos, which occurred in Bangor that
morning. Mrs. Farnham left Tor Ban
Sor yesterday afternoon.