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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

Senff 100, isreb 5erbert 100, 5idep
103, Saboe 103, Gambler 103, Sod
Weaper 1o3, SutFisIoer 103, Capt.
5anb 103. 2oro M<as 106, gplin=
ters 100.
3Deiiss Rennen-Ssllins; 2 SABRE
aIt; s 5urlones: QiIp payton 100.
Rem Soea 100. Dancing Queen 100,
GIansits 104, gnpoc 1O5. Gisio 105.
Wib galIiiiit. 105, guitsrn St1r 105,
0stGraip los, ,W srtler 108, Wdrn1op
100, DeleaFp 100. Count be Sro 112.
Rennpndtor 112.
Grittes Rsnnsn - g0rie; 3 Sabre
at uno dufipdrts; 8 Jurlongs: 3epbnr
"a, ilnesod 81. Rila 81, aati. Wilt
81. CLAUDIA 81, milton q SO, 1cm
8iabte 90, WpI.s Stonnea SO, 9. 8.
qdtten 80, Ring of yoIo 80. aouii. q.
107. 9luss 100. Dintergre.n 10,
Ionn 8onsro 112.
9itrtss Rennen-5onbieap; 3 5abs
re alt nno uufpdrts; 8 Turfongs:
SanSuretta 80. goloqup 10, gtiab.
Goip 112, Ben Double la, al. MuIs
Ter 116.
5iinftss Rennsn-SeIIing; 4 Sabr.
alt unb ouflpdrts; l Weiit unb 10
gurbs: ghdrlep 5il 81. Cunning 100.
Warben 102, Ularisa 102, Deter pens
Der, 102. asues Doob 104. gomill.
104. 5urlod 105. Splenbibo los.
erOpbon 106. Chief Sapes 106, 4rooi.
iton 106. Rsb 5uior LA, 5irf pr..
mium la.
STD ites Rennen 3 Sabre
ali; / 1/16 Weils: Gotta gre.b 102,
3ooIa 102. Smieron los. Starport
los, eli5abetbon 105, Slider 107,
Sigo 107, Sdmaria Ill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

Grau Tonp 8. Gtesemann, bon
Hp. 214 Charles Ctr. rerlor am
Samftoe bic Gprane burh QGbmuua
unb tit Bis isst nod nidt i'm Stanbe
gu iprehsn.
Grl. 1ilIie 3. Winner, tpeld,e NIT
ibrer Mutter arou Wtorp minner In
go. 365 5iib 9 StraBe iuobnt, uno
ois 3o1in i'm 9nfbrou bon bemWirtb
5. 6. peterfon befhGftist fpor, spurs
be sefternWorsen sesen 8 llbr ouf benz
Bcoen Der Riihe iiber Der Mirthfhaft
IN beiinnunssIofem 3uftanbe sefunben.
Der forbige aoufburfche =. u. gpIee
man fdnb bic sbiire Der sfiihe qez
i4Iofen unb entbedte bic 8eTinnungss
loie, nohoem er cine 9biir einsebriidt.
Jrl. Winner ipurbe iofort ndb benz
Wercp 6ofpitaI eebrnbt. no bic Wos
aenpumpe in 9lnipenbung gebrnht
fuurbe, neil bic asrsts bermutbeten, Is
NIT sinem gersiftunesfnn gu tbun su
boben. Gin 0las NIT einem fpeiben
puIper tpnrbe ouf bemGiihentifh ge=
funben, ober es itsllte fid bsrous, bnb
es iih nur um 3uder bnrbelte. 9os
Waoden ipurbe entfpeber BON einem
Waseniibel ober Der Sibe iibertpdltist.
- 5rant Gieelud nnb Geo. Runt
ipnrben geitern tpeoen GleinbiebitahIs
perboftet. Die WGnner beroubten bic
aleiber BON mebreren anoben, peIfe
I'm Wiami Club babstsn, nm So
Gents unb cine 5ainenubr. Die llbr
tpurbe ipdtsr TN Gras Deriiedt sefuns
ben.
- Der fdrbiee Barber Z. G. Wils
Ter, BON Ro. 40 DaInut StraBe,
priieelit eeltern feline Jrau tn srauias
rer Meiie nnb bic poIisti ipurbe ees
rufen uno nuhm ben roben patron in
Gepabrinm.
Gbdrles .. gouns unb Nm.
G. Sbaip. ipeIhe in Der Rodt pom 20.
5sbruar in bic mobnuna Der 5rau
Warn gittman in Williamsnole eins
broresu, .rhielisn gtitern ihr urtbeiI
bonn Rihter gdro, erfterer Is nnb
lsBtersr 10 Sabr. 3udtbaus. Die
aIase gessu Grau gouns tpuroe ses
itridsn.
Sonas Gtrunts perlpr iein trs
tbtilfprud BON S1143.33 fir Sda=
bensrfas eeesn bic Stio electric Gis
Ienbabn, neil er 81 tuub tpar. um bic
Gar gu b0reu. rpeI6s ibn nieoerranntt
unb perleste. Ri6tsr gnrb enti4ieo
ssesn ben Gldger.
- giRbr.htr iprensi.n in berHdht
bi, 9biirs gum 9erihtsssbdube, ipdhrs
ideinIid, um in bas Sdosamt siusus
oriuetn.
- Wdriin gheursr, Rc. 317 Rore
. Strabs. itarb ssitsrn 9ormittos
am arebs i'm gltsr bon 45 s5obren.
Gr bintsrldbt bic Satin unb msbrsrs
ainber.
- Gin QutomobiI NIT sSrau Gmilp
Coleman une 3o6ter Senrietta, syrl.
Seon 8iibop uno u. q. Srtpin, tpelGs
auf bsm Wss. bon FuihpiIe. Snb.,
mad Cincinnati rpor.n, um 5ri. Warp
Coleman su beiuden, ranute cine ball
Be MeiIe BON Srforo neben Der 2anbs
itrobs eintn 4bhdns binunt.r unb bic
SnfafIen purben olIe mtbr ooer mins
Der Derlsst. Gin Saufeu grpe ouf Der
2aneitrube peruriaate ben unfdu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

tag sernodt. Der friibere Staatss
| fenotor MIfreb W. Cohen BON gineins
noti tpirb Gouperneur 8armon fir
Wisbsrnominiruna in 8orfhlog brirl'
gen. Shcn auf Der Isbten Stootss
aonDention bate Senator Cohen bic
@ouNrnenrs Rominntionsrebt ees
bolten. Der gouberneur folI iih ges
fpeigert baben, an Der 4ufitelluns eis
ner aanoibotsnlifte antbeil 3u nsbs
men. GeIbIt bic RanDibatur fir Wies
Denomination bes Staatsfhdbmeis
tiers greoner, Der elmer Der Demos
traten i'll, fneIf,e bel Der 9eottn I'm
terfubuns fhIsht abgsihnitten. fon
ibn niht peranlabt hdben, ii6 fir ober
seger ibn aussuiprehen. Cine ans
5ohl 0armon 2eute b1ben ieboh be-
ihofen. Der adnbibotur greomer's
sii cpponiren. 2fuf bic Rsbs bes iems
porGren gorFbenben atIee R. pos
merene III man alIIsitis gefpunnt. es
tarb erfportet, bab fie ibren 8ipfels
punt in ben aufbeduns.n Der Grafts
llnieriuhnns finben fpirb. Die Res
pubIituner iinb neugieris. ipie er bisrs
bei um bic grenmer Gde krumioms
men fDirb. grenmsr bat fih ols
Stoats Jeuermarf9on Sportsln Be-
rehnet, bic ibm nid5t 3utamen. Gs
fpiro besbdIb ertpdriet, bdb pomer,nt
biefe art Graft Iints Iiss.n IaFtn
uno Isintn ansriff aui iolfen MAIDEN
miro, tpie er Don Mart Sldter 6es
trieben ipuroe. gomerene in iibris
gems aanoibat fir gise gpupern.ur.
Die Delegation bon gupaboad gcuns
tp tpiro sfhIoHen fir ibn itinnen
unb namit bat er Dor ben onbuenssans
bibaien einen tpsitsn gOripruns.
- Dor gunbess acmmiHGr SotpeGl
frnroe geiiern cine Gnftaee tpeoen ans
oebIif<u unttrffleifs aeaen GEorl.s
Wenoenbou, eiren Der GIerts oes bic
fgeu Doitamis. Der nit benz gertauf
bon griefindrier betrdut in, erhoben.
Dor GINGER .3eii fpurbe ein 8efisit
bon S84 tn Der poItmartenloiIe eniz
osdt uno Wenoelban Iollte fir bass
itlx peraniiDortIif sehaIien perbsn.
er stnte ieoot ieotpebe gerantfDorts
libteit ob uno Rtpeiie Ieiner 5tnlb
ideintn niht porsuIieoen, benn r
rpuroe nid,t perbofiet uno Is purbe
ibm iosdr sefiait.t, sefitrn feline 9bds
ttsteit i'm gcftant nieber aufsus
nehmtn.
- Jrau Worp SIles tpurbe aeittrn
Rddnitttdg bon BEN GonitubIer
prosmonn unter Der antloae perbafs
tet, nit benz insipiidxn perf6uunoez
men Reo. aoam glisB. benz pormolis
gen pfdrrer ber ungarifhengemsinoe,
IN iuiIber ebe aelebt su baxn. sic
plafoirte na9 ibrer 0erbaftuns nitts
fhu!big.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

Ti. EeDppri Cffier iar sns .Gin.
.ianaticr g1lfsblattA b.fiuset fidl IN
Rp. 33l gsrf Stras,, seseunbrr eem
9partbanis, nsielbit 0euisfeiteu, Yin.
;eiecn u. I. 10. bis 10 llbr 45 WiHntsa
Absnbs eutgessngenommeu mrbez
Sslephou Eeuth 2401. "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21
Gtienba bnunfalt BEL CD
tam ba, 8p.

Gin Bug Der q. 6. IiDiiion Der 9.
unb u. Giienbabn entglejfte gsitir1
Morgen nabe Gatarpbl, Sp. Der 3ug
mar in Gopington I'm 7:45 9ormits
tags fGuig uno mar unter benz QQmen
natLantu Grpreb" bstonnt. 2Fruut
@ottS mar Der Sngenieur uuo 81. 6.
9ummOnO Der 5ei3er. Der 3ug fubr
nit elmer 9ei6pinoi9teit BON IS Wlet.
len per StunDe. Der 2otomotipfu6rsr
unb Sei3er bemertten nihts Quber8e=
DObnliaes an benz 0eleiie unb tumtn
nit bsr Gotomotipe unb bem 4pbIens
TENDER gIitIjd uber Die betreffenp.
Stelle. Damn borten lie pt0BIih einen
furfrtbaren ara6. Der GrpreBs unD
poittDag.n naren umgeitiir3t. De 60
tonOtiDe puroe iofort gum StilFQno
gsbraft. Sin 8erIu6, nit Goptngtou
IN 8erblnoung gu treten, ihlug febl,
oa Die 5elegrQpbenorQ9te 8erriHen pdz
rem. 4uf Elm talep1onIi9es @rfu9en
fam I'm 8 llbr Die .Wreting Gar" nit
superintendent Steoe 8eub unD Qnbe-
ren 8obnbeamten an Der llnaludsz
Hattie an. Spdter puros Elm 3ug a6s
ge1AItt, um bic 8erpunoeten unD an
bere 45dhogtere bierbf r3ubrinqen. Die
8erlegt:n, Die na6 Gopington ge6rQ6t
Ipuroen, paren: j. 6. CgilD.Q, SO
Sabre alt, BON gorbin, 3n., 8erIebunz
gen am anie; 8. 81. 1bomos, 80
Sabre. Grprebmefenger, bon 0epport,
am aopf uno Seite p:rLeBt; u. s.
9oT, 80 Sabre, BON syeQjcp, 5enn.,
betoe 9anoe 3erquetI9t uno am 8opf
perleBt. Die 9erleBten purDen in Sg.
Ginneman &c Woore'5 Qm6ulan3 nad)
benz ct. Gli3abet4 5ofpitaI ge6radt,
no Dr.. G9GrLes &e1ns, IT,, tbnen 6ii(z
fe letitete. Gerner purbsn perIeBt:
Gborles g}errp, 27 Sabre, SO. "a Weit
5. Strabe, GoOtngton, Yoitclert,
S6nitt lber bem linfen Quge, 2uetI6z
ungen an Den 8eiHeu uno Qrmen; elm
rarbiger Porter, 8:rleeunqen an ben
4rmen; CLAUDE gdrrid, 30 Sabre,
Yoitclert Don Gputbiana, aD., leihte
8srleBungen am Ridsn. gr 6sgd6 fih
mad 9GuTe. 0iefes lit Der erIte unfda
duf Der 2inie felt Dem "a. sSuIi 1882.
als eFne 2ln3abl GrturfioniItsn qetOo-
ttt uuo anoere ihper oerl:Bt Duroen.
Der 8ertebr nirb erIt beute pieber
aufgenommen iperoen fonnen.
- @9s!4elne: pearI SeQs, "a, bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

SEI9cn u. i. u. DIE NJ ilHI HI QttHHItA
dbsubs euigegsugenommeu merbez
aelephop Seuth 2401. U
- Die qutpmobiIfo6rt, bic ReD.
SObn S6QtbeIp fur bic ainbsr Der
Prot. 3inbsrbeimath, bss Ct. Soiepbs
WaiIsnbaufss in Sob Springs unb
bic 2inoer i'm 6ein gum 9uten 5irs
ten in ben 3igbIanOs Oerau'taItst,
finoet Wittpo6 1tott. Die Gintius
natl RsfornihuIe SapeLle piro Der
poraos in Charles Disoemaun's qu>
tomobilsSrut porunfabreu. Inter
Seituns bes Serrn 5obu SIoeter ipiro
Der ,Srud" bubif oetorirt tpsrbtH.
8ier3ig Nutomobils peroeu ben sinz
bern 3ur 9erfibgun9 itebeR uno tpsrs
ben bic 4utomobile Tir's goIbSprinas
Waiienbuus uno bns aloIter gum Guz
Ten 6irten prompt I'm l lbr abfabren.
Die 5abrt gsbt hur2 Rspport unb
Cincinnati nah Dem gben gart, GIifs
ION, Wt. Qubrn, 8urnet Wooos, gbss
ftsr Yart. 6isr tperben ben Gtnoeru
See Cream uno Gatss ierpirt. goliz
sei6sf Wlilli.sn pirb am Cincinnati
gnos Der 8. uno q. Bride Elm Qutos
mobiI bereitbaben, bas bic parabe
oura Cincinnati estortirt.
- Sm gircuitgeritt itellten oeftsrn
foIgenbs BON ben GrobssIhporenen
an9stIa9ts perfonsn gareI4oft unb
tpuroen entIafsn: Cad 5errsQ, SaIs
tens elmer SpisIbobIs, $500; besgleis
den 2ouis Bauer; SO. 8. Qampe uns
tsrfdrisb Die giirgf9aftspapiers. Sobn
4oer. Wanager elmer Spislhobte, unb
81. Waaace, grIaubens etnes 8lHdss
fpieIs, ftsQten $1,000 reipeitipe $3.50
gurgi6uft. 8eors S0bnIein eubs10O
Bomb fir 9ertaut bon giqueur on
WinberiG6rigs. 9sorge S0bner sob
IN 3pei 4ntlagsu tpegen 8srtdufs bon
3tsarettsn an Minberidbrigs 500
gargfhaft glls Sdls tpurben duf ben
Ottobertermin i'm gircitssri6t our
gerbanoIuns feItgeisst.
Serr Sscur asBltns BON Sort
Ibomas Duros bon ietner Gattin nit
einsm anaben bei6entt.
- 5err Jrsb. u. Gii6eq, Der be-
fannie 2eibitulbefiBer, DurDe nit SRI.
Wargaretbs u. gaitpoob in 2ouiss
bile, ap., getraut. 8us gaor trat eis
ne Reiie mad bem SIosn an.
- Gbriit. 8sltIsp, bon Der popea
uno Brighton Strabs, Der auf gstreis
ben ieinsr Grau bon BEN g]olisiiten
5unoemer Derbaftet Durbe, uno oieIsn
auf Dem Wese gum Gtationsbouie anz
grlff, erbielt i'm Staotseri1t $40 unb
Roiten suoittirt.
4nna 5omns. cine Beoienfiete
Der Irau Wortp. $50. ID 1T. 5bomas
aDe., ioentifisirte ssitern bic aleioer,
bic am Sub Der 10. Strabe unb benz
Citing Jlub in gppington aefunpen
tpurben. ala bie ibres Gobnes Robert
5bomas. IL aobre aft. Der Sunge,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

i'm sarteTr 2tlfer pou / UlcRGieu qei!orbeE III
seeroigua1 beuie 8afmittaa I'm u5r rom
Slterubulie 30. p Rtbbie Strcbe, aus. zle
tiefbetTlbieH &iierH:
iG auGuft uno Rcfa 8ufemeier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21
BERNHARD Duftmtitr,

g8ermaHoicn uue ,sreuHoen bIcrburt 8G'
aadbrHt oaB Gm g. Gum 1910 uHier setIeties
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

gis SuSiHstOn CfiIes fur sas .Sin'
riuuati &uifsblatt" beiinSet iIdI i'm
GebGuos Der Gopinetuu GOaI e. Sans
SO, Rp. 509-511 Iaoliun AUcuus.
auSsisen, Wittbeiluna aeu unS Scitel.
Luugcu irgrnouelher glrt !ueroen 6is
10 llbr abcuOs SnicIbit eutaeacugs'
EUmmeu. Seleuhon SOuth 24OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21
,,3abnelt Der 4inoer. !"
MRS. WINSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup
esHie asss sRssssast sssseS
BET 3abnenoe,s 0in0ern.

gs bertf6iai b0s afnb. ersptidt ben @9Ds
men. iinbert afIe G&msrssn. Gurtrf Rtnb~Rn.
III HHe III ocs besfs MRitfsl efasn Dtarrbos.
UiinfunSsmansig Gents bic GIaiM&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-18
FIFTY PER CENT.
Divided to Creditors and Depositors of
Watervilie Trust Co.

A decision was handed down Mon
day by Associate Justice Albert NJ.
Spear OF the supreme judicial court
terville Trust Co, Charles F. johnson
ard Harry l.. Holmes of Fairfield. pay
to ali depositors and creditors whose
claims have been proved and allowed
as unsecured claims not entitled to a
preference, d dividend of so per cent
of the face value of these claims on
May 10, 1899.
The Waterville Trust Co., with
branches at Corinna. Newport, Dexter
ana Hartland. was enjoined from doing
business last May on the petition OF
state Bank Examiner William y. Ske-
ton of Lewiston and receivers appoint
ed.
The petition OF the receivers of the
Watervllle Trust Co.. Charles F. John
son and Harry l.. Holmes. respectful
ly shows that they have in their pos
session assets of the said Waterville
Trust Co. sufficient t. pay a dividend
Of 30 Ter cent. to ali denositors anG
creditors Of said Watervile Trust Co..
whose claims against said Waterville
Trusf co. have been proved and al
lowed by y decree Of the court as
Claims which are not secured or pre-
fcrred
They. therefore, respectfully ask that
the court will decree a dividend Of 30
per cent. to be paid to all such depos-
TORS and creditors by them as said re-
ceivcrs on or before Jan. 20, 1910.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-18
Make 0ut-of-Ordsr Kid
neys Work Fine Again.
Even the Most Severe Back
ache Will Simply Vanish.
Bladder and Urinary Misery Goes
Before You Realize 1t.

IF Won take several doses of Pape' S
1,,retic all backache and distress
fr,,n out-of-order kidneys or bladder
trouble viii vanish, and you will feel
fine.
Lame back, painful stitches, rheuma-
tisrn. nervous headache, dizzlness' H.
ritability, sleepessness, lnflamed OF
swollen eyelids, Worn-out. sick leehng
and other symptoms of sluggish, IN
active kidneys disappear.
J-ncontrollablc, smarting, frequent
urination lespe cially at night and all
bladder misery ehus-
Feeling miserable and worried is
needless because this unusual prep
aration goes at once to the dis
ordered kidneys, bladder and urinary
svstem and distributes its heal
ing cleansing and vtalizing inhu-
ence directly upon the organs and
eIanGs affected, and completes the
cure before you realize it.
The moment you suspect any kid
new or urinary disorder or feel rheu-
matism pains, begin taking this harm
less medicine, with the knowledge that
there is no other remedy at any price,
made anywhere else in the world,
which will effect so thorough and
prompt a cure as a fifty-cent treat
ment of Pape's Diuretic, which any
druggist can supply.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Gin
cinnati. is a large and responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape's Diuretic, and a few days
treatment means clean, active, healthy
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs
and no backache.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fifty-
cent treatment-any drug store-any
whore in the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-18

Notice has been received by City
Marshal McFadden from Gen. Supt
Gentsch of the Pacific Express Co. at
st. Louis. Mo- offering $50 reward for
the arrest of a man giving the name
of Henry Stofers but whose right
name is said to be Murphy, who is
wanted for the theft of the company's
money orders No. 269S057 to 69S999, in
elusive. from the Ell Paso office, Texas.
Stoffers is 80 to So years of age. about
& feet 9 inches in height and weighs
from l5G to 100 pounds: slim build and
stoop-shouldered: sallow complexion;
dark hair and eyes, smotth face; has
large oval shaped mole, about the
size of a quarter, on right side of neck,
back of and slightly below right ear;
a high collar or a white handkerchief
in an attempt to conceal this mole,
but a portion of it is usually visible
above the collar. When last seen wore
dark suit and overcoat and a black
derby hat Drinks absinthe and
smokes cigarettes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-18
SUPERIOR COURT.
Strout Farm Agency VS..
Hunt Now on Trial,
Plaintiff Sues for Commission
In Sale Of Property.
Trial Of Criminal Cases Will Be
Begun This Morning.

The greater part oi Monday in the
s,1peri0r court was occupied in the
trial of the case Of the r. A. Strout
Agency Company of Augusta against
John III. Hunt OF Chelsea, an action in
ass,,u,nsit. TO recover $500 as a cons
mission TOR the sale Of. a farm. Joseph
Williamson of Augusta appeared as
counsel for the plaintiff and ollVer b.
clason of Gardiner for the defendant.
The evidence had been presented and
the ARGUMENTS of counsel had been
made when court adjourned until $50
o'clock Tuesday morning.
Tho first witness called in behalf of
the plaintiff was Herbert B. Sawyer
OF, Augusta. He testified that he was
in the real estate business and in 1908
was the agent for the +. A. sstrout
agency in the Augusta district. AS
agent for the e. \. Strout Company
the witness was asked by the defend
ant to sell his farm in chelsea. Thc
witness showed the farm to f. L.
Blackwell as we'll as other farms. The
defendant gave $500 as q price on the
bare farm but no trade was made at
that time. He told the defendant that
Mr. Blackwell would probably want to
buy the personal property and on the
next price, $4,000. which included the
personal property the witness asked
the defendant to allow the Strout Com
pany $500 on the transaction as COM
mission, which the defendant agreed
to do. Mr. Blackwell gave the witness
a check for $100 in the presence of the
defendant as part payment for the
property Later the defendant seemed
to think that the poultry should not go
with the place. There was also dis
pute between Mr.. Blackwell and the
defendant about the disposition of the
hay and the deal fell through at that
time.
On cross-eXamination by Attorney
Clason for the defendant the witness
testified that he was not employed by
the Strout agency The defendant told
the witness that he tthe defendant
had given the price on the farm at
$500 without thinking of the commits
sion for the agency. The witness talk
ed with the defendant on but one oc-
casion about the commission. The de-
PENDANT thought $500 was too much for
the commission.
l.. IL. IoldchNtIl vi II HtIu, testify =
ing for the plaintiff, testified that he
was ready and willing to buy the prop
erty but that thetlefendant backed out,
and l.. r. Blackwell of Fairfield testi-
fled as to the intention of his son, the
preceding witness, to buy the place.
The defendant. John H. Hunt. testi-
fled that he never hired Mr.. Sawyer,
the agent of the Strout Company, to
sell his place that he never intended to
pay him and that he was ready to sell
the place to Mr.. Blackwell.
The trial OF criminal cases will be
begun Tuesday morning. The first case
to be heard is that of State versus
John Copeland of Augusta, an indict-
ment found by the grand jury at this
term for maintaining common NUS
ance.
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Belgrade Grange.

Belgrade Grange was we'll attended Sat-
urday evening considering the tempera-
ture The following program was pre-
scented by the worthy lecturer. Lille M.
Penney: Music, Gentlemens Chorus,
Bros Richardson, Roberts. Shaw,
Knowles, Thing, Wiley and Taylor They
responded to an encore. Reading, an orig
inal paper by Bro. James Tibbetts This
paper was exceptionally good, Arizona
and California being interestingly describ-
ed and the scenes SO vividly portrayed
that for a time we forgot the snow and
ice of Maine and were visiting with him
the orchards of oranges and magnolia
groves. Reading. poem, The Drunk
ards Remorse,' by Sister Clara E. HAM
mond; music. vocal solo, Sister Angie Il.
Lovejoy. She responded to an encore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-18
For Dyspepsia
You Risk Nothing by Trying This
Remedy.

We want every one troubled with
indigestion and dyspepsia to come
to our store and obtain a box OF
RcXall Dyspepsia Tablets. They
contain Bismuth- Subnitrate and
Pepsin prepared by process which
develops their greatest power to
overcome digestive disturbance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the
irritable weak stomach, strengthen
and invigorate the digestive or
Gans. relieve nausea and indlSes-
ton, promote nutrition and bring
about feeling OF comfort.
%4lf YOU give ReXal Dyspepsia
Tablets II reasonable trial we will
feturn your money if you are not
satisfied with the result Three
sizes. 25 cents, 80 cents and S1.00
Remember you can obtain Rexall
Remedies in Augusta only at our
Street.-The Rexall Store. John Cough
I'm
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AMUSE M ENTS.
Pleasing Vaudeville at Opera House.

Large, intelligent and thoroughly de-
lighted audiences filed out of the Opera
house yesterday afternoon and last even
ing at the completion of each show, ana
among the throng was heard words of
praise for the excellent show now in pro-
sress at this theatre. The pictures are
excellent ones and contain many pleasing
subjects and among the list is feature
film entitled Julius Caesar in which Is
seen the familiar face and figure of Miss
Lawrence. the noted leading lady so long
connected with the Biograph Co. but now
gone over to the independent with the
Imp Co. Nellie Kennedy and her COM
pany made a decided and favorable i'm
preston in her playlet Her Country
Cousin and drew big applause Gordon
and Keyes. the colored gentlemen. MADE
friends with their line of new materiai
for applause getting.
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Daily kennebet Journal
Telephone 1886. IL
Telephone 1856.

Cards Of thanks, obituary notices. res
olutions of respect, etc, will be
charged at the rate Of ten cents per
line. No charge less than Is cents.
All advertising announcements Of en-
tertainments whose object is the
raising of money, will be charged at
the rate of fifteen cents a line.
Advertising notices, n rvs form will be
excluded from our local columns,
except such as refer to advertisers
occupying space in our advertising
columns and will be run under
separate head on one Of the local
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
Journal promptly will confer favor
by notifying the office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-18

S. c. Webster & Co. began yester@
morning the work of cutting from Ne
field above the Kennebec dam LOT y
purpose of Filling their house on
west bank of the river, and there y
he busy times there for little WI
After filling it's own house the eompa{
will cut the supply for the Insane IA
pital and will also fill the Swift redfig
orator The ice this year Is about 4
inches in thickness and very clear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-18

The lecturer of Capital Grange has
arranged for series of lectures to be
given before the Grange this winter,
the first of which will be an Illustrated
talk on the PHILIPPINES Saturday even
ing, Jan. 90, by Capt. f. E. Philbrook
of Portland, who took the photographs
while in command of his company dur
ing the campaign and in that period OF
reconstruction. These views Will be
thrown upon the screen by a powerful
stereoptieon. Capt. Philbrook has
many curios brought from the Philip
ines which will add much to the lee
tllrc.