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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28
BIDS WANTED.
Cairo, H.. July u, 1910.

Cairo, H., July II, 1910.
Sealed bids addressed to the city
council OF the City OF Cairo, Illinois
will be received at the office OF the
city clerk OF said city Of Cairo up to
1870 o'clock, Tuesday, August End,
AID. 1910, for painting the City Pump
ing Stations with two coats of paint
and for painting the smoke stacks
at both stations with one coat of
paint including the preceding OF both
stacks.
The city council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
ERNEST WORKMAN,
City Comptroller.
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ST. LOUIS CATTLE.

st. Louis, July 2G.-CATTLE. Re
ceipts $780, steady to 10c lower; ma.
tive shipping and export steers 1850
$40; dressed beef and butcher steers
6 0067S5; stockers and feeders 1925
65.55: cows and heifers 3,50G725:
Texas and Indian steers 400G725.
HOGS Receipts $780, steady; pigs
and lights S.00G9S5; packers $500
s.75; butchers and best heavies $50
$3.50.
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NEW LORk MONEY.

Money on call easy 112n2 per cent;
closing bid ~ Time loans dun and
firm; sixty days 81 @3h: ninety
days 3%@4 six months 505A per
cent Sterling exchange weaker, de-
mand $4S540; sixty days 4S3.50@
AS3m60 Bar silver $685..
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ExtravaQant,

THAT st. Louis girl makes use Of
such extravaganza expressions" IL
haven't noticed it." Haven't you?
why, just little while ago she said
she never opened her mouth without
putting her foot in it."
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT,

Minneapolis, July 26.-WHEAT.--
July closed $l22&; September
L133s; December 1.11h; cash very
slow and inactive; No. northern
No. 2 northern 1.2O%
6123$4. ~
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Natural Curiosity,

1t Is strange that people who pay
real cash for nondetectable counter
felt bills never ask why the makers
of the spurious currency forego the
pleasure of expending 1t themselves
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setting the standard.

Mrs. Adams fof Boston,
promise me. Waldo. that you will
never write anything you would be
ashamed to send to the Atlantic
.lonthly-Life.
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The Added Part.

Church Does your neighbor play
that cornet without notes? Gotham
Yes. but not without comments. =
Yonkers Statesman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, July 27.-The following
car loads represent the days move
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-28

venences-3lS Sixth street, Apply
on premises.
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CENTRAL
Corrected to July LIST. 1900
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE \
Trains Leave Cairo:
ERNEST WORKMAN.
Secretary OF said Board.

iSAiHs LeANe NasTOs
lis \. m. Daily Chicago vestihuls
Limited, arriving Chicago l0:4s am
sis q. m. Daily at. Louis Might
Limited. arriving St. Louis 7:20 An
Sleeping car open ut $3.50 p. m.
$40 q. IN. st. Louis Special.
500 .. m. Chicago Daily Hxprem
fl:l5 d m. st. Louis Fast Mali.
11:16 am. Chicago Midday Special
ASS b. N. Daily b. Louis Limited
ASS D. IN. Afternoon Express FOR
Odin. RfIngham, MattooR. ChampalgR
SIZE p. m. Thebes Accommodation
6:16 y. m. Chicago and Eastsra HE
press.
1919 ., m. Chicago night sxprssG
arriving ut Chicago 7:1k .. m
a:fO .. N. Memphis and Nashville
s:is q. m. Memphis and New On
leans Limited.
$40 a. m. Seminole Limited fos
Birmingham and Jacksonville. Fla.
900 q. m. Paducah and Louisville
1:41 D. m. Daily Memphis and New
Orleans. -
I4I p. n. Daily Nsskvgls. Chatts
aoega and Atlssts.
1850 p. m. Fuiton and MayHslx 80
rommodation.
$50 D. m. Psducah and Louihvilla
g:66 D. m. Memphis and New On
leans Special
For through tickets. slesDiAK eas
accommodations and further intorma
ton apply at Illinois Central Psssse
ger Station, Cairo. I'LL
j. N. jones, Ticket Agent
0. q. HATCH, a. p. n.
A. n. HANSON, Pass. TrafAs Mgr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
Skowhegan's Baseball Record.

Skowhegan beat StarkS at the Anso
ing score of Is to /. and wound up IT,
baseball season with a record that is a
most remarkable. out of u total of
games, Skowhegan won all but fou
scoring 1SS runs to their opponents 10
The games lost were to Madison. two G.
and 5-S: Oakland, one t5-S) and Bingha,
one t2-SI. Madison was the one irwin
cible, for both Oakland and BinghaI
were beaten in the other two games O
the series. Strong finishing has been
characteristic of the team the seaso
through, several games being won in tn
last two innings, and one each with Ath
ems and Solon in the 10th.
The High school team was the first vic
tim on the list losing three straight nl->
1G-4, 90. Skowhegan also won from til
following: Athens a., 4-Sl, Solon (6-5>
Hartland G1-4. Waterville G1-0), Vassal
boro 9-S. 6-5, 80. Oakland AL 80, Bine
ham G-5. 3-2l. Good Will Q1-5, 7-O, an,
All Star GA, 11-a).
Throughout the season Dore pitched al
but four games, and Turcotte caught al
but one Lewis pitched against Athens
and Scion one game each, and LaCas
against Good Will and the All Star
Baker caught Lewis in the game agains'
Athens, and this was the only case of i'm
ported talent throughout.
Although Madison was the only oppon
ent To escape defeat by Skowhegan
Starks had beaten them 50 the first da'
rf the Madison fair Perhaps Morris ha
gone stale. At any rate the boys fell OF
his curves for 10 base hits. including fon
two -baggers, and made the game all bu
a farce. Meantime Dore allowed bu
three hts. strnck out IL. and receive
such .rool support that ONLY one Stark
runner crossed the plate. Other featurs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

ManSlaugnter was charged in an in
ictment reported Saturday at Alfred
gainSt Ilimorahim Iro, a Biddeford
reek, by the grand jury of the su-
RENE court Iro, who is in custody,
charged with causing the death Of
,rnestine p Townsend. a 13-year- old
iddeford girl, last May while firing
revolver, some 800 yards from the
oWnsend home, at target. A stray
lllet went through window. strik-
lg the girl in the side of the head
AS the result of patroling of Port
md harbOr by customs inspectors on
ssignment of Collector Charles NJ
oses. Capt. Ira w. Colbeth of the
'ath schooner HoratiO L. Baker was
ned 500 for not carrying proper
ghtS on his power boat. More than
owners of power boats have been
rought before Collector Moses bv the
lspectors. but Capt. Colbeth alone
aid fine 1t was held that he was
erfectly familiar with the rules gov
ming the use of power boats.
Jefferson NJ. SWEET of Eastport, the
present sheriff of Washington county,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
Charles x, Harris,

Everybody's favorite. Charles - X.
Harris, in his newest comedy role,
'"The Blockhead," at the Coliseum to-
morrow evening, is making new friends
every Gay. Don't get excited, but
smile and be happy" is Mr.. Harris
familiar saying and 1t follows him in
this piece. The following is what they
say of Mr. Harris:
"Cilas h. Harris in the character Of
Prof. Theo. Blocksom Heddington, the
bloclhead, has one of the best original
roles he has created recently. He sue
ceeds in reaching the innermost re-
cesses of the heart by simplicity and
naturalness. He plays the part with the
proper droll spirit of mixed fun and
seriousness, and touches it at every
point with the highest kind of art. The
part becomes alive with wit and hu-
NOR and keeps the audience In roar
of laughter all through the action or
the play. 1t is the seasons brightest
comedy
The prices are right and seats now
selling 25 35 and 50. cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
kennebcc Valley Grange.

Saturday evening was observed as
ladies' night by Kcnnebec Valley
Grange at Madison. The officers
, chairs were all filled by ladies as fol-
lows: Master, Mrs. Jennie Houghton;
overseer. Mrs. Fannie Hackett; lee
turer Mrs. May Hilton; steward, Mrs.
Ella Walker: assistant steward. Mrs
Helen Head; chaplain, Mr.. Annie Nc
Color; treasurer. Mrs. Flora Baxter;
secretary. Mrs Maytie Pratt; gate
keeper Mrs Sadie Townsend; pomo-
ma MIS-. Annette Weybrant; lady as-
istant steward, Mrs. Olive Robinson:
Flora. Fayctte Riei: Ceres. Mrs. Eva
Martin.
\ musical and literary program fol-
lowed the business scSs ion, Mrs. Me
Color acting as master of ceremoni IS,
The order of exercises was: Singing,
once Again We Meet" by the choir
banjo solo. Mr. Maytie Pratt; sing
Ing Twilight time" by the choir
reading. The World We Live In,
M}s. Annie DAVIS. singing, 1t is
sweet to Mset Again by the choir.
AZ dis tine came the Introduction
Of the famous Sweet family" TIN
form Of farce, each member of the
family contributing one OF nnfo
numbers on the program given by
them. The various pcculiarities. and
costumes Of the family kept the
audience in a gale of laughter from
innital performance at this place
they are bound to have a brilliant and
successful future,
The cast Of characters was:
Mother Sweet Mrs. Pratt: Caroline
Cordelia', Mrs John Chandler; Dor
othy Della" Mrs. sherman Hou%h-
ton; "tastns Fedora" Mrs. Davis,
'Betsey Belinda" Mr.. OdelI Gray:
"Alinda" Mrs Otis Hilton; "Doranna
Gadabout" the birl who giSgles. Mrs
Gertrude Gilman.
Following the program refreshment :
of sandwiches. salad. cake and coffee
We're served. There were about 10
members present and the occasion was
much enjoyed by all
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
BELFAST NEWS.
Abandon Work of Raising Schooner
onion Church Picnic.


Belfast, Sept. 25.-(SpeciaD.-An all
day picnic was held Saturday on til.
Vaughan shore at East Belfast by the
parishes Of Trinity reformed church
and Mason'S> Mills chapel i'll ncnor ol
" illiam Brewer of New York, :. Den-
eIactOr OF both churches. Through III.
generosity much has neen uoiie Tor tht
growth OF both churches and it was i
great pleasure to all TO gather tJuay y
20 celebrate III MS nGnoi. a ciambak,
with all the fiXlnsS, Il corn roast an
many other interesting features helped
10 pass q most delightful day. lnt
guest of i:onor was the HE oI the par
" and the day was one long to be re
meH6ered.
Work has been abandoned for til,
present ON the raising of the wreck o.
the schooner Alice +. Clark, Willct
went ashore little mole than yea
ago near Cocmb'S point, lslesboro. Th'
wreck is the property Of Fields 5. Zen
,lleton of New York, who has spent ;
drst. sum of money already III vain at
tempts to raise her. The cold Wcathe
is the cause for abandoning Worl. a
this time.
Ehen Hatch had one hand badly in
iurcd while at work Friday ON a ma
chine in the shoe factory of LeonaI'
& Barrows The hand was dressed a
the Waldo County hospital. 1t ]
thought that he will be laid up 70
some time from the effects of the i'll
Jury. Mr.. Hatch was also badly hul
about q year ago,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
SKOWnECAN.
The Grand Jury indicted
The Town Of Fairfield.
Bill Charges the Maintenance
Of a Detective Highway.
Skowhegan's Victory Over Stark:
Closes Winning Ball Season. .

The grand jury, sitting since last Tues
day at the September term of the su
preme court of this county, reported a
so A. NJ. Saturday, bringing in IS indict
ments The following were made public
state VS.. Roy l.. Merry, Madison; Stat'
VS.. Gehrke & Libby, nuisance for haulin.
lumber With a traction engine over til
road between Bingham and Solon; Stat
vs.. A. +. Borden, Skowhegan, for prac
tcing optometry without a license; Stat
VS.. John II. Titcomb. Willimantic, cheat
ing under false pretcnces; State VS.. As
toor OSkoran, Madison. for assault an,
battery; state VS.. Inhabitants of Tow
of Fairfield. nuisance. detection 'highWa'
between the Bates schoolhouse and til
Smthfield line: state VS.. Edwin Smith
harmony, nuisance; state VS.. Geors
Euzz II, SkowheSan, common seller; Stat
rs. Frank Staples, Harmony, nuisance.
The civil docket for this term came
an abrupt close Friday at the competio
Of The case Of lIeselton VS.. Palmer. th
jury bringing in verdict for the plaintif
in two of the cases amounting to abou
SIT. This WAS the only case ON the civi
docket that had been tried this term. Sev
eral cases had been assigned for trial, bu
Chief Justice Emery announced at tn
beginning of the term if there was an
halt in the taking cases mp as they cam
he should call them all off ana SO the civi
docket ended. The criminal docket wi
fe taken up NsuasI sfhe case agains
Roy L. Merry for eXtortion will probabl
be disposed Of without trial 1t will
remembered that Merry, young ma
living in Madison, few weeks ago wrot
threatening letter to one Eden era
asking him for $1,000. Merry in the lowe
court said that lie did this as a joke
Mr. Gray and had no thought Of carry
ing out his threat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Y. M. C. A. Gives Annual Reception to
the Freshmen Glass.

Orono, Me, Sept 25.-(SpeciaD-
rhe annual reception to the Z. OF
4. Freshman class bp the Young
lens Christian Association was held
n the chapel 1T 8 z. NJ. Saturday.
An hour was spent in a social man.
Ter and everybody was given an OPP
,ortunity to meet the new students
Very interesting speeches were lis
encd to. DR. Fitch's address was
PARTICULARLY good.
The ladies of the Y. w. C. A. served
efreshments and college songs We're
ung. In the receiving line We're:
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Hart, Dean and
1rs. Stevens, Prof. and Mrs. Thomp-
on and A. r. Sargent.
The speakers and their subjects
,erc as follows: y
Edward Chase, The Musical Clubs
William Warren, Literary Societies
tiss Woodman. The Y. w. c. A..
l. r. Sargent. The " NJ. c. A.;
:ussel Smith, The Y. M. c. A; Mel
on Smith, Track; William Parker
Football; Edna Wingard, Athletics
Colleges.
DR.. Albert p. Fitch. ID. D., presi-
cnt of the Andover Theological Sem
nary, of Cambridge, Mass, gave an
lteresting address On the work Of
1p Y Nj C.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
Ripley Grange.

About 20 members with several Wis
iling patrons assembled at the las
meeting Of Ripley Grange and oh.
served "Children's night" every off.
Ger being present except two Reso.
lutions were adopted on the death o
Sister Rhoda Katen. and a rising vote
of thanks was extended Sister Saman-
tha Skillings for presenting the Grange
with crepe to be used in draping the
altar and charter. after which the
children and younger members rem
dered an enjoyable program. These
two questions will be discussed at the
next meeting; fls There Any Way
Whereby the Average Farmer Can
Reduce the Expenses of Living and
Still Live Well?" Opened by Leslie
Strout. should Busy Housewife
Who Does Her Own Work BE Expect
ed to Always BE Looking Neat? o.
Opened by Sarah Bnynton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
SPORTING NOTES.

Annie Morecroft the 15-year-old girl
swimmer of Revere, won new laurelS
Saturday by swimming Shirley and
HUI. CUTS, Boston harbor.
Robert f. Hunter Of Yale won the
Individual intercollegiate golf cham
pionship by defeating +. c. Davidson
of Harvard in the final round on the
Essex County Links Saturday after
noon, l up in 80 holes. This gives Yale
Individual and team golf champion
ships for this year Hunter is a MEM
Der of the Midlothian Golf Club of Chi
cago.
"A new worlds: Gecord for throwing
the discus was established Saturday
by Martin j. Sheridan at the games
of the East End Club at Dexter park.
New York. Sheridan hurled the disk
142 feet, inches. beating the old rec
ord of 1879 feet, 1OH inches, by 2 feet
Sh inches In an exhibition throw later
he threw the discus 141 feet, but foul
prevented the performance from stand
ing Us a record.
John J. Flanagan set new Canadian
record for the 1G-pound hammer throw
at the Canadian amateur. athletic
championships at Montreal Saturday.
Flanagan tossed tie big ball 179 feet
2'a inches, 5 feet, ~ inches better tllxn
the previous record. Competitors from
the United States ran away with the
majority of the events NJ the program,
members of the Irish American a. G.
OF New York being the most promi-
nent. with the Boston A. A. team MAX
ing good second.
Walter ]. Travis, the veteran golf
er, set new record for the course of
the Tuxedo club, New York, in win
ming the final round of the invita-
ton golf tournament finished there
SAT urday. He covered the links in
50, defeating Findlay S. Douglas. of
the Nassau County club. up and 3
to. go. In the semi-fnal Travis won
from c. Lee, 5 up and to to play.
Douglas won his way to the final by
defeating John NJ. Ward by 1 up.
Fred Cameron, the winner of the
Boston Marathon and former anna
teur champion long distance runner of
Canada. went down to defeat Satur-
day at Montreal, before AL Wood.
the crack professional runner of Mont
real. The distance was 10 miles and
Wood Won by six feet in the fast
time Of SIS minutes, 42 seconds. It was
I gruelling contest throughout. THIS
was Cameron's first defeat of his ca
reer, and his first professional race.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
Pedestrian Visits Town
With Horse|ess Vehicle.
Joseph N. Jordan Dies After
A Lingering Illness.
The New Era Auxiliary Holds ve!y
Enjoyable Harvest Supper.

Charles Newcomb, who recently
moved here from East Newport or-
cupying the Grace Rogers rent on
Summer street. Saturday purchased
the home of the late stephen Holmes
on Manson street and will take pos
session in one week. Mrs. Holmes VIII
make her home with her son, oscar
Holmes in Auburn.
Charles f. Vickery of this town, one
of the towns leading Democrats, mas
announced his candidacy for state as
SCISSOR.
i A. Krohn, who claims to have
made a trip along the coast of the
United states on foot, walking 5000
miles in 357 days, arrived in this town
Friday. attracting considerable atten-
ton by pushing wheelbarrow stock
ed with literature which he sold:
Mr. and Mrs Ellis Hey of Boston.
who are touring Maine in their auto
mobile and who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Lancey in this town
for several days left town Saturday
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. ii. W.
Lancey of Monson. Mass. who have
been visiting Mr.. Lancey's brother.
A Harvest supper was given Friday
evening in the Free Baptist church
under the auspices of the Social and
Financial committees of the New Era
Auxiliary. 3'n' 80 ftF
The members ,of 1.-the Y!P. O. u of
the Gniversalists sGfiurch held a pleas
ant social FridaSn evening" Tine pro :
gram: { consisted Iof games. marches and
music. Refreshments We're served
Mrs. Jerome Whtten of Carmel is in
town. called here by the illness of her
son Paul. who is a student at the local
Grammar school and is i'll at the home
of Q. r.. Libby.
Mrs. Ella r. Gilman of Berkeley,
Cal, who has been passing several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Pat
ten left Saturday for visit with rela-
tives in Waltham. Mass, after which
she will visit In Windsor. VT, leaving
Dec ! for her return trip home.
Attorney t. A. Anderson and little
son, Bryant went to Hartland Satur-
day for a visit with Mr. Anderson's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Ander-
son.
Charles l.. Healey, who has returned
from Provo, Utah. and family have
rented the upstairs rent of the J. l.
Fisher house. Cross street.
Miss Edna Bracket was in Water
vile saturday,
DR.. L. c. Bryant left saturday for a
few weeks visit with his two daugh-
ters in West Medford. Mass.
Miss Pyne. housekeeper at the +.
c. Bryant residence. went to Milbridge
Saturday. called there by the serious
illness of her niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bray. who
have been visiting Mrs. Bray's aunt.
Mrs Abbie S. Damon, left Sunday for
Washington, D. c., where they will
locate.
A. HaFarnham. who has been visit
ing here anaSini Troy, left this town
Sunday fora his home in Wollaston.
Mass. y ~tt.
Mrs Sarah Carpenter of Centery,
Fla, Isl visiting her sister, Mrs n. c.
Smith. She will visit in North Anson
with her sister. Mrs. Marston, before
returning home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
kcnnebec Pomona.

konnebec Pomona Grange has ar
ranged for q field meeting at High
moor" the State experimental farm
at Monmouth. on Tuesday. Sept. D.
and 1t Is hoped that as man% as can
will attend, as it is sure to be day of
pleasure and profit. There will be a
basket lunch. Coffee viii be fur
nished a the farm. Excursion rates
Will lie laade on the railroad, flag
station, "hishmoo." On the farm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
Josepl, M. Jordan.

The death of Joseph NJ. Jordan, a
respected resident -ef this town. oC-
CURED at ; y. VI. Saturday at his late
home on West street after q lingering
sickness He was employed for Il
numDcr of years at Bryants mill. lie
lived about Il year in Clinton. return
ing to this town several months ago
He was a member of the odd Fellows
Lodge in Madison and Of Waverley
Rcbekah Lodge of this place. \
widow and one brother. a resident OF
Harmony who was here Saturday, sur
vive. The funeral service will be held
at . F. NJ. Monday from the house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
AN 11OO-POUND MOOSE
hot and Brought Home from New
brunswick BY Parker Waite, Lewiston

Lewiston, Me, Sept. 25.-(SpeciaD- ,
'arker Waite of this city; has re
lrned from hunting trip to Little
AXE, Sudbury county, New Bruins
'ick, bringing back a moose which
eighs 100 pounds. The spread of
ntlers is SO 1-22 inches. Mr.. Waite
not the animal with the rifle which
e won at the shoot of the Maine
portsmen, Fish and Game Associa-
ion at Rangley this year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
both nights.

In order to hasten the completion of
the new road in Randolph the entire
crew of men worked all day Sunday and
We're able to do much work as there was
but little travel Over one-half Of the
road is now completed and the entire
road will soon be open to travel The new
piece of road will be a great improvement
in the town as it will do away with
great amount of mud which accumu1ates
In that place every spring and fall
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
Monmouth GRANGE.

Monmouth Grange had an enter
tainment Wednesday evening at their
hall with a very interesting program.
The Conant family of Pittsfeld fur
nished fine music consisting of songs,
sacred and humorous and home talent
furnished the following: Piano duet,
MrS. and Miss Benner: reading, Miss
Ethel Potter: violin solo, Robert Cook,
Grace COOK accompanist; reading.
Barbara Sprague. The next meeting
will be October
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26

fielding to the solicitation Of friends,
las announced his candidacy for the
)ttice of state treasurer. Mr.. SWEET
las always been prominent IN the
anks of the Democratic party. lie
las held public offices during previous
Democratic administrations of national
affairs and had the distinction of be-
ing the only Democrat on the county
icket to be elected to the office, the
one he now holds. He was mayor CT
EaStport in 1907-S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26

The Randolph fire alarm was sound
ed at O'Clock Sunday afternoon for
small fire in the barn belonging
to Marcellus Dunton on Windsor
street. Some hot ashes were dumped
on the wood pile of Willis Goldsmith
and they started the wood to burning
This in turn set fire to the side Of
the barn. The fire department turned
out but the fire was eXtinguished by
several pals of water and no hose
was laid by the firemen
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
SIeeplessness.

You can't sleep in the calmest and
stillest night, IL your stomach is weak
circulation poor, and digestion bad.
Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens the
stomach. improves the circulation. per-
fects digestion. and brings about, that
condition in which sleep is regular ana
refreshing.
IT does not do this IN day. but y
does ttThas done it in thousands OF
..asea
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
Announces Candidacy.

Charles E.. Vickery announces his
candidacy for the next Legislature in
the following letter:
Pittsfield. Me. Sept. "a. 1910.
Dear Sir, AT the suggestion of
friends, i have decided to become a
candidates for the nomination of State
assessor, to ,be elected by the next
Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26

Special convocations of Lebanon
Royal Arch Chapter will be held on
Monday and Wednesday evenings of
this week when there will be work
in the Royal Arch Degree each eve
ming. Refreshments will be served
both nights.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26

NV name lv0uld have been present
g, for this Office in 1895 had not tn
hon. George NJ. Pottie decided to be
come Il candidate for reelection.
If upon on,idcrun Of my claims
yoli believe / am entitled to your sup
port, | shall be pleased to receive it.
Yours very truly.
CHAS. =. VICkERY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-26
SOUTH GAR DINER

The management Of the Riverside
Laundry calls the attention of its
South Gardiner patrons to the sfact
that the agency has been changed
from w. G. Prebles store to that OF
James E. Potter. &s