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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-16
BUSINESS TRIP

l.. +. Johnson. president of the Nor
folk & Western, passed through the
city last night enroute TO Roanoke re-
turning from Columbus. His trip to
Columbus was an account of general
business connected with his office.
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RESUME GRAFT INQUIRY

New York Nov t6 Investigation
into the half-million dollar Doodle
fund alleged to have been subscribed
by the racc-track interests in 1908
20 defeat the Hughs anti-gambling bills
was resumed today by fhc legislative
committee.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-16
G. NON BOOM
To j. S.'FLtET
Third Division Arrives at
Graves End and Flags,
British Oratory
Are On Tap

Graves End. England, Nov. 10
Booming cannon. flying hags and Brit
ish oratory welcomed the third divis.
ion of United States feet in port here
today. as the flagship Minnesota fol-
lowed by others came to anchorage.
Mayor Davies boarded her and vel
coined them in name of the town. The
water front was massed with people
who cheered as they watched the ap-
proach of the ships. Some OF the
spectators carried American flags.
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Fleet at Portland.

Portland. Eng. Nov Following
Graves End. the first division Of the
American battleship feet. headed by
he flagship Connecticut. flying Rear
Admiral Schreeder's flag sailed into
the harbor mere this morning and was
greeted with thunder from British
guns.
Vice Admiral May OF the English
battleship Dreadnaught. visited Ad-
miral Schroeder and later the Ameri-
can officer returned The visit
The harbor here is so small that the
English battleships here sailed away
to make room for the American fleet
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-16
rHE WEATHER

Washington. Nov. l6.-West Vir-
ginia cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Temperature near freezing tonight
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
LEAVE UNION STATION
--D--. L II z Z I = =

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on he Odd Hour
To PTIIIADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
eco a ul--Diner, Pullman Parlor Car
200 a. m.-5-hOCT train Cafe Psrior Car.
la-0G a m-CaTe Farl0T Car.
.TT-f.) a rn.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
= zoo D. rn--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
s5-06 .. m--''Royai Limited All Pullman.
..-os =. m.-Coachss % PhiIadalphiz-
$50 ?. m--Diner and ObservatSa Psriof
$50 D m.-Coaches TO New Eozk-
-11-15 N-T--SicsperS TO New York
80 q m--Slsepers 70 Philadelphia AID Sss
ATLANTIC CITY. r7.oa 's-o. tu:o - n,
Il'O'' ~ , To Baltimore
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
week DAYS. a N % u ? NJ
80 f5-oo, 1850, '1-O9, 10 Ts-o9 's=2o, 's.eS,
= co 1l.1s: tea 800, f5-20. $50 AGA
+z.Ss $50 -5-os $50, i6-c0, 49, T7s0o 'Eoa,
+s-0a. sIe;Ia '10-S5. .u.S0. .Iz-i5. n 7
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. - $50 p
CI%CTNNATL ST LOUIS, and LOUIS
VILE $40 q n, '4-05 p ~, 'ts:1o night
PTTTSBURG, $40 a. m. ~. $40 , n,
s77-e6 night Sleeper ready 10 =
CTEVELsAND. '9-10 p n
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
TTETEFTING. SIC g. n. SO D n
CI-SIBERLAND, F3-I5 p n Queen city
sP 2TS9I-SStC-HEsrER. 1910 - n. ta.ds. fs.a
, FREDERICK ESQ. 1913 ts=z0 = n. u.ss.
f4 = c.I2SR 5S 1910 = n. 45:0o D n
.Tef1v- Except Sunday sunday only
-7-T-T E-pT4ONES at all o. the following
TICKET Offoes= 1417 6 St. Iel- Main lSsli SIS
-'.-11, ticket Office, Main 7Ss3. Inforns-
ION Bureau Nam tSoS-
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PROPOSALS

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTT OrFIra ~
Building for National Museum. TEb-.-r ~
Congress Washington. u. g. S-enirr-Isr- Q
1910. Sealed proposals for the purchase ana
removal Of surplus materials tools inn
Elements apparatus, etc used in the con
struCriOu Of the new building for the NJ
1fnnzl Museum at f1th and r streets uo--n-
west viii he received this Office until
fu-a o'clock = ~ on Friday. September ism
1910 and opened Immediately Thereafter
viii he furnished on application 10 this a.
fee BERNARD r Gf-EEN, SuperIntenGenr
Of Construction
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

III IS Information and are not Euarantse5-
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile. New
o-1esns AshcEiIle, a. n and 1913 D m
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 a m
daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, 5Ir-
raingharu- New Orleans 1910 D. m
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga Nash
Vile MernrlLis, 4-10 a m. daily (SIssDInz
car open after 10 D nj
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Coi1mbiz.
Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. Savannah. jack
sonviile. and Florida points. AIS D n daily,
= s. BROWN. General Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

-,r,tsre5 only as information, not guaranteed
80 = m daiIy-For Virginia West Vfr-
- snd Kentucky points Pullman sleep
= = ,-fncfnnati and Louisville Parior car
10 Hinton, week days g q y olains ca
SO o. n. Gsily-CINCINNAIl-SI LOUIS
CHTChCO SPECIAL Solid train 70 St
- With Pullman Sleepers TO Chicago
$50 only at important stations Pullnan'E
49,. Equipment and c & y. dining car.
80 u m daily-F- F V LIMITED. ZOE
S-5-1cfr,-.7ri Iouisvfile, the West. Southwest,
- Northwest Pullman EIceDeTz 10 Viz
~irIs Hot Springs. Cincinnati, and Loulsvills-
q 4 o dining car
= &. o Ofhces SIS Pa ave- IS59 T st, and
T-rgon station. Phone Main 1855 and 2395 for
tickets, baggage checks. reservations and
rHxfCabS-
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WAL PAPER
WORNNGMEK'S WANTS

f1E the difference Eu
a solid cash hunk En- the pocket Of your
7-euS- here's what 80 means slightly used.
tailored coats and vests. $50. $50 do you
know bezUs1 one price %ESTH'S OLD
STAND. 90 u
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED
We VIII DO your moving packing and ship
ping, and take in pay l-lent old furniture
stoves. etc WASHINGTON FURNI-U 2
CO. lth s. SITS n " Phone North 227t-
PADDED VANS s. load. "a wagons. = load
Phone Main 1el5-l9i5.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Z STORAGE CO.
SO n Y ave n W
Packing & shipping. Storage. s. van load.
GET OUR ESTIMATE On a5soIUreIy fra
proof storage, moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. zlS-20 15th 81 y ~
Main s2ze
SDESERJCTIBLE STORAGE J. co ROOMS
Inspect this warehouse and note the cleznL4-
Tess ana manner or storing furniture &csd
Eroof Rooms Tor 1GIss rUsz. etc Silver
kzulL Carpet Cleaning Automobiles. Pla111-
Padded Vans for AoV1nE- Lowest Prices.
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY. 1zz3 u -
EIEEPRO9F STORAGE-SpeCiaI lock com
pa-tmen-s s. per month Up Lowest ratss
G. insurance and every modern convenience.
Estimates furnished. MERCHANTS TElANs-
FER & STORAGE CO. 220-9z3 Z al y. W
Phone y eco
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-09

FOR SALE-MIScELLANEoUS

DEIoLL & cos EIGHTH ANNUAL SEP
TEN 6ER PIANO SALE offers The greatest
bargains Of the year in hiEh-grade pianos
and player-pianos- For instance GIBSON
100. a. - muse. 80 HeDeI: -. 80.
man ss1 sAiinbali. $50; Fischer, sl9JI
StIen. S-l5.- Estey. SO: Vose. SO; Gabler'
$780, also Auto-piano, $3.50; pianola. $40; An
selus PsSno-FlayeT, $50. and many DINERS
Easy terms o. J. DEMOLL & CO. cor
--lh and 9 sts-
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
CHASE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
4 VERY Low RATE
FUl equipment q 20-rOou house; bed and
table linen. silver and Kitchen ware. crock
e-y, chairs. cables, rugs. beds. curtains, DOr-
tieres. billiard table THE WASHING
TOY SCHOOL. go Wisconsin ave.
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS
50 Drop Head %
$40 Wheeler & Wilson 100
New sewing machines. 81 down and toc per
week Cleaning. 5oc- open evenings Il r
81 - So Pa ave. s E Phone
FOR sALE-8Ig bargain. oliver typewriter.
only S-5- ia tne condition. worth 800 BOS-
TOY EARGAiN HOUSE. CID + y w
FOR SALE-OnIy SIS for a S109 Densmore
typewriter, in irst-cIass condition BOS-
T0Z BAEGAiN HOUSE. 6i9 = y. W.
FOR SALE-Chcap. secondhand 6-fool.
double truss coruice brake a s JOHN
S1N. l1to 9Th 81. y. "
FOR sALE-Cheap. 5000 brick and 500
sts- y W Apply WM- WHTTEHURST. 1
MAHOGANY ROUND EXTENSION TABLE
Tor SO ROSENBERG. ART GALLERY,
li,s - y ave
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY BUREAU. SIS.
ECSENBERG'S ART GALLERY. 1901 y
= ave y "
SIX MAHOGANY CHAIRS. SIS apiece. ROS-
ENBEEGS ART GALLERY, 1907 y. L.
ANTIQUE COLONIAL MAHOGANY SIDE
BOARD. so ROSENBERG'S ART GAL
Icy, 400 y y ave y W
ELEGANT CABINET ORGAN IN hnr con
GL-icn- originally cost 500. viii sell Tor
$40 u BAUM ( son sl2 Pa ave y W
pieces easily worth $40. will sell for 50
z BAUM < son. 81 Pa ave y "
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. nearly new
VIII sell for $50 to quick buyer H BAUM
& SON- sl2 Pa ave y W
SEVERAl. FINE LARGE SAFES: VIII save
YOU at least one-half1 some Of them are
practically new Il BAUM & son. slz
Pa ave y W
FOR SALE-Youns Jersey COW, gentle. good
mILke-. tuJerculiu inspected. cheap 81
r ST X "
FOR sALE-Piano in good condition 1n5
s.n ST y. w
SEWING MACHINE, drophead. uearIy new.
Sll.U9 Gail after p m, - s. y =
FOR SALE-FIne butJermIIk. &c glass: no.
the sour milk kind stand 80 Center
Market = r HOPKINS.
FCF -NIE-GOOD QUALITY ODaQus shades
f.ted 10 windows. only s5cs best quality eli
cpaQue sh~ies, SOC; hung free
ELEE-T ~-ATT'S. lIth and n So y 2
FOP SsLF-L0t q JsNeIry and trays. cheap
IS s l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-09
DANCING

PROF. WENDHAAI SIS 10Th NV All dances
taught Lady assistant Lesson 50C- Tor
S25Q. class every Tue. Thur, & SAT go
Private lessons by appointment Phone II 1913
GLOVERfS. 6l3 md Pr lessons Sc. waltz
tEc-steP guar iessons- new dznces5
class Tue. Thur. sat eve &C. Phone W I1zs
MISS COULTER. now at SO I ST y W
II YOU can walk can teach y1G 10 waltz
lessons any time, SEC FhOne North 15-5-
DAVISON-S. Prof. and sIrs-. 10 5th y ".
Est 1892 Phone II. f6sf- Lessons any hUurs
classes and dances. Tues. Fri evs- ASSN
bly dances Natl Rifles ArusoTy every Sat. ev-
DANCING STUDIO. I8 Eye St X W
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers
social dance Thursdays- Phone Main 2SA2
OPEN ALL SUMNER
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only enc taught az time
Latest dances two instructors.
1s1s n Y ave SELECT Phone II $50 7
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HAVE THOSE loose tile reset Eet next TO 4
my prices A c. CHAPMAN. ss5 Va ave /
s W
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sEABOKRD AR LINE RI.

-n-rz a m daily SeGBOard Fast Nail"
-S-C---t coaches and Pullman sleepers q
Ss--s11ah and Jacksonville ParIor car Jack
so-viIIe 10 Tampa through Sleeper %
- D n daily-''SeabOard Express" siec-
r-iraIlv lighted sleepers and observal5on car
---f-,-Ied with electric fans. Through ST.
- 20 Savannah. Jacksonville, Tampa, At
t.r4a Birmingham and Memphis Dinias
Sa-I9-l-et Oface, 1Hs New York ave y. W
z A HARDWOOD, c 7 A.
GEO. z. PHILLIPS, D. p. A.
- II RYAN G. P A. Portsmouth Va
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

scbsdul. OF Excursion Trains to and from
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
subject to Change Without Notice
Ssarurdav-C7oinE. leave District Line at 80
sr5 n % a m: go. $50. 20 ana e-95 D. m
Returning leave the Beach at So a N.
Is-45 2-Oo- 500. 500. and 1000 ? n.
ss7.-5s.--g,,,iuE. leave District Line az IS
and N a H., 2.30, 400, 7-s5. and 9-s5 D
fSef45rrin-- leave the Beach at 7-00 p m,
7s-s5 80 % 500 and 1000 D m
--' PAUL Y. WATERS.
General MauaEer-
--.1-e New York ave car FOR District Line
Staten For additional information Tsis.
lincoln 161o-
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to LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-Two s-stOTy buildings apart
rnents s rooms and bath each: coal and
Eas ranges cabinet mautelss always rented
E.Izs per year need money VIII sacrifice
for SO 800: II per cent Investment II you
want this talk quick Call after D n ~
address
JoEN D. BRAGUNIER. 81 81 81 y. z
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HEPF ARE A FEW or THE extraordinary
bargains IN Gne upright pianos offered dur
INK this expansion sale Stieff. So Chick
e~iuE sl5I- Tease. $50. Nose. $50 kl-u5all.
.I5t- Ha-5uaa. $50 Chase $50. Shonlnser,
ESQ N---cu, see. Fischer, $50, Ne5er, S459s
a-C many others Easy terms Auto-piano.
god condition Ss59. O J DeAIOLL 4 Co,
Cor. Lzth and Q sts-
FOR SALE-Stied, SJeinvay. Knabe, shaw,
EChler G. Campbell, Mason & Hamiin. and
e number Of other used pianos sacrt-
e-s-E prices. must sell TO make room for
uev stock CHAS II STIEFE. IoCS-1oI3 z
a. y " J. g CO%LIFF- Manager
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-09

ONE CENT PER SQUARE FOOT: high e.
ovation. Io-minute car service. miles from
city al Chesterbrook, Va. on 6 F. & o D.
R. r Apply. d P DIVINE.
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WOMEN'S WANTS
OVERS AND CLEANERS.

WASHINGTON UNION ETEING CO.-Dye-
Ing repairing and pressing all work SAT
ISrs-to-v- cali OF address I7Is 9Th 81. y. ".
ROBERT HARRIS. Main 2s13-Y. sC5 IIth -.
y W Work called Tor and delivered Call
ana -e- next to our up-to-date work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-09

ROOM FOR IS HORSES and lot Of ? acres
Of pasture 2.l3 Ca ave y V. Phone
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BALLARD & LANRAM.

OllIhILLlLNLO-Nr ' n =
minutes from AQueduCt Bridge via Falls
Church Electric Railway. Is minutes 70 18th
St and Pa ave. Original shade trees
Lots SEQ each 50 cash and s. per month
No Interest. No Taxes
monthly payments
3. N DAVIDSON. Agent
Residence. Clarendon Va RossIyn. Va
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We HAVE LOTS suitable Tor houses o.
blngaI lows and 1o-scrs farms fronting the
Potomac river near washington fine for
truck farming. good elevation. rlch soil.
price and terms reasonable AMERICAN
LAND CO. 5I7 1Srh 81 y "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-13

The Memorial Parish house Of st.
Marks was the scene OF an enjoyab bic
occasion last evening when a general
parish social was held and was at
tended by many people. The exercises
OF the evening opened with an excel
lent supper which was served at go
and was source of much pleasure
TO those who participated. This was
followed at s o'clock by a half hour
concert by Billiards. Orchestra and
later number of fancy dances which
We're so much enjoyed at Mrs.
Odiorne's exhibition short time ago
| were given. among them the skirt
| dance. the Bohemian dance. and the
| Scotch and clog dances. music for
which was furnished by Mrs Dennis
The little dancers executed the differ
| ent movements with the same preci-
sion and grace as they did on theil
previous appearance AMI delighted
| those who saw them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-13

torney Hildr"th appearing for the state
| and Lewis a. Burlcigh and Ernest j..
| Mclean Of Augusta for the respondent.
Deputy Sheriff Alvin II. Euckln of
Litch6cl,l. the first witness called by the
State. testified t. raiding the respond
ent's drug store at South Gardiner
| March ~ last in company with Deputy
| Sheriff Fred f. Potter Of Gardiner The
| Witness asked the respondent if he had
| any l:uuor il the store to be used in
| me drug business and the respondent re-
piled that he had some alcohol. The Of
fccrs searched the premises and found
some whiskey hidden which the respond
| ent said heuha1 ordered for doctor. In
an The officers found three gallons Of
| alcohol. one gallon of whiskey and n
| bottle containing about half 4 pint of
| vhiskey.
On cross-exan.ination by Attorney
| Brrloi@ll the witness testified that the
| gallon of uniskcy which was seized was
| not really hidden.
Dcputy Sheriff Fred T. Potter of Gar
| diner corroboratcd the testimony of Dc
putty Bucllin in relation to tie raid at
| the respondents store.
! Chester a. Phillips of South Gardiner
! testified that he had known the re-
! snondont since his residence there and
| ;hc respondent has conducted his pusi-
ness in . onrt and orderly ;hanhcr
ON crcss-cxamiration the witness les :
| ;tie.l that he was in the respondents
| store every DAY and h" had EcNcr seen
| any signs Of liquor selling.
| Al so O'Clock court adjourned nnti'
| $40 o'clock Wednesday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-13

on dice in the store and won, but the
RESPONDENT had refused TO pay him.
He made a complaint to the city mar
shal about the respondent running a
gambling place.
On cross examination by Attorney
Mclean the witness testified that he
did not offer to settle the matter WIN
the respondent on the payment of 80.
NJ. w. Cummings Of Augusta testl-
fled that his son paWned his Watch al
the respondents place.
Earl Cummings testified that he was
II wears of age He paWncd q Watch
worth $50 to the respondent for Sl.23.
He had seen High school boys shak-
ing dice in the respondents place.
on cross examination the witness
testified that he had never shook dice
in the respondents place.
Harry +. Kelley of Augusta. called
by the defence, testified that he was
in the respondents store on Jan. II
last when Ernest Barnes entered the
place Barnes wanted to shake dice
but the respondent refused to do 50.
Barnes and the respondent had some
words and Barnes said he was going
TO nave tnc. GtSpOiluclit I'll it1'Nu "'iN
the place closed up.
ON cross examination the witness
testified that he never saw anyone
shaking dice in tho respondents place.
William r. Tcbhctts testified that II"
was in the respondents store on Jan.
L.; last when Ernest BARNES entered.
Barnes wanted to shake dice with tn"
respondent. who said: II don't shake.
At this point recess was taken I'M
til o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-13

Since the announcement Of the per
SoEncl of the state House baseball team
was made earlier in the season it has
occn found necessary to make a fc"
changes in tn" players and the names OF
those who will actually be in the game
were announced yesterday as follows
burril'. pitcher and third: Glandenning
substitute pitcher and left field: Lang
catcher: Allan. short: iIeffernan. first
y Mclia. second: Tucker, third; center
center: Falona, right. Lang is captain
of fhe team and Allan manager. ant
practice has already been commenced
on the Driving park diamond. The boy:
are getting into the game in great shap,
and will soon be out after games will
some of the local teams.
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HANDS CRACKED OPEN

am man seventy years old. Ny
hands were very sore and cracked open
on the insides for over q year with large
sores. They would crack open and
bleed. itch, bum and ache SO that 1
could not sleep and could do but little
work. They were so bad that / could
not dress myself in the morning. They
would bleed and TIC blood dropped on
the floor. I called on two doctors, but
they did me no good. 1 could get
nothing to do me any good till l got
the Cuticura Soap and Cutic,Ira Oint-
ment. About year ago my daughter
got cake Of Cuticura Soap and one
box CuticUra Ointment and in one week
from the time | began to Use them my
hands we're all healed up and they have
not been a mite sore since. | would not
be without the Cuticura Remedies.
They also cured q bad sore on the
hand OF one Of my neighbor's children.
and they think very highly Of the Cuticura
Remedies. John w. Hasty. SO. Filing
ham. n. H.. Mar. ) and Apr. H. 1909. !"
This is but one example OF thousands
OF speedy, economical cures Of tortur-
ing skin and scalp humors by Cuticura.
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AMuSEM ENTS.
New Pictures Today.

The excellent vaudeville nov IN ac-
ton a. the Opera house will be sup
plc,ncnte,l today with an entire
change Of new and intensely interest
ing moving pictures. The Horseshoe
Trio. in their extremely funny stunt
in which an old deaf man and q very
funny Mick" ct.-tliingS contortioned
in SUCH manner that provokcs Srcf;'
laughter. not the roaring kihd bn,
that which is thoroughly wholesome
and leaves a lingering taste in Atiic
mind. just polite fun. The two misses
in their novelty act of the auto break
down and the act at the piano by Miss
Russell is certainly a good clean pre-
.entation. This afternoon and evening
viii be the last opportunity of Witness
ing the above bill in vaudeville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-13
To Pale, Thin People
Druggist Bowditch, Webster & Co. ".
fer to Pay for Samose If It Does MOT
Make Thin People Fat

Samose, the remarkable flesh-ioriiii.'7
food should be used by all who are pay
weak and thin. 1t mingles with the loo'
and aids assimilation. SO that when "a
ken for a short time. Nature VIII soo'
assert her normal powers. and the lood
that is eaten will give strength ana soo'
flesh. ,,oo,,s
The woman who longs for rosy GHec ,'.
and the plumpncSs of beauty shouIu d" ~
Samose The man who wants 10
strong and well and gain health ana 900
flesh. will find his desires accohil'ishoo
by SamOse. .-,,,.od
Such remarkable results have loii ~ .U
the use of Samose that Druggists Do Nv,
ditch. Webster & Co. are wlilins ~ ~ thS
for the treatment if it does not give ''i'
desired results. n,
Sent postpaid on receipt of price 'oc'
all-1o-15
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-13

At the opening of the court at tn" at
tcruurl, session tue jury in the c;isc 81
state " Julian NittrcdGc o. NuGuSta'
charged with assault with intent to XIII
armed with 4: dangerous weapon, re-
;uruo,i :. verdict Of assault aud the re-
spoudcnt was rc,nln,Icd to jail Tor sen
tcnCc.
Tho ease OF State IS. George bush on
Oakland. an Indictment for single sale
returned by the grand jury ut tins term
was continued until :nc September term
on account of the absence Of material
fitness for the state.
Michael Evangelos. n Watcrtili" Greek
Withdrew his plea of not guilty and
pleaded nolo contcnderc to an appealed
illegal keeping case from the decision OF
the Waterville municipal court Dana
p Foster of Watcrville appeared as
counsel for the respondent.
EvanSelos was sentenced TO pay fine
of 500 and costs and III default OF pay
mcnt 10 serve 90 days i'm Jail it being the
respondents first appearance in this
court
The Jury i'll the case of State IS. Ivy
man Gcrstcin of Augusta. charged with
maintlirinr gambling place. returned
n verdict Of guilty after Il deliberation
of half an hour
Daniel J. KnoN of Oakland filed de-
murrer to an appealed illegal keeping
case and gave bail on the exceptions
Frank f. Brown Of Waterville appeared
IS counsel for I'll" respondent.
DEPUTY Sheriff David Ellis of Oakland
testified ard Deputy Sheriff John y. Da-
wilson Of Watervile testified to raid
inc the house # the respondent.
Encx was sentenced to pay {" :inc Of
500 and costs and To serve so days in
Jail and in default of payment 10 serve
so days adCticna! in jail. which was the
sentence in the lover court.
Julian Kittredge Of Augusta convict
ed of simple assault was sentenced to
serve FIVE wears in tne States prison at
Thomaston KittTedge has already
served two terms in the states prison.
Hyman Gersten of Augusta convicted
of maintaining a gambling place, was
sentenced TO nay a fine of $75 and the
costs. taxed at $40
The naXt case to he opened TO the jury
| was that of State VS.. Charles r. Reed.
tie proprietor Of an apothecary store at
South Gardiner an appealed Illegal pos
session case from the decision of the
| Gardiner municipal court. County At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-13
PROVIDENCE WANTS HIM.
Popular Pastor of Penney Memorial
Church Receives Call.

Rev. Charles G. Mosher. pastor of
the Penney Memorial church. Au-
gusta, has received an unanimous call
to the pastorate of the Plainfield st.
Free Baptist church. Providence. X. L.
This call comes as distinct compli-
ment to the Augusta pastor for it is
the largest church in the Free Baptist
denomination to which he has been
called. Mr.. Mosher has been in Au-
tgutsa--eight years-.during which. time
he has seen a great change in his par
fish. A new and modern granite