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The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Yield Greater; Acreage Smaller.

Hot Springs.-Garland and Mont. Fomary counties have produced to date more than 2.50o bales of cotton, which were marketed in this city al an average price of l-2 cents per pound. Cotton buyers here declare the yield has been greater but the acreage smaller this year than was the case last year. which, they say, accounts for the low price of the stable in the local market The cot .cY Is said 10 be of better quality than in previors years. in spite of the ravages of the boil weevil. the drouth and the excessive rains.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Williford-Elmore Kellet, 18 years old, while playing with several other boys on top of an old rock erusher stand one mile south of this place. fell from the top of the bank. half way down and lodged on a rock. other rocks caving in on him. and bruisins him very badly.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Pension Fund To Continue.

New York.-When the supreme court dissolved the old Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. it incidental ly dissolved the corporations pension fund, which supported more than 72,- 900 people-former employees, widows and children The fund has been split up with the rest of the business, but will be kept alive in each of the new companies.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Emperor Waited: Kills Self.

Xictora, B. C.-Giving his life as atoncment because the emperor of Japan was forced to spend an hour, delayed in a common waiting room Moii Shiiiro Shimidau. a train super intendent, threw himself under train. according to adyices brought by the steamer Ava Maru
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Prescott.-After long contro- Fersy, work has at last begun on new railway union station, which will be used jointly by the Iron Mountain and Prescott and Northwestern rail. roads. The Arkansas Railroad Com mission issued an order last month locating the station at the junction Of the two roads, and work has been started in compliance with the order.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Murderer Killed By Posse.

White Rock. s. Differ a running fight of 90 miles with a company Of st@te militia and a posse of armed men, John Welremer was surrounded three miles southwest of here and killed, after he had wounded three of his pursuers Weldemeir killed Sher- fir Moody of Wapeton. N. D
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Cllville.-Constable N. P. Burns returned from Pine Bluff with Grover Tate, who was lodged in jail on charge of selling mortgaged property. He has a family at Scottville, in this county, and is a widely known farm CT. He had mortgaged his crop to a local merchant, and Is alleged to have sold his cotton. pocketed the money and left town.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Fort Smith.-The Fort Smith Light and Traction Company at meeting With it's street railway employees an nounced an increase of II per cent In wages of employees, effective Janu- ary l. The increase is voluntary. The company also announced it would spend $2.o00 for a elubroom for the men.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Vardaman Asks fnlunctlon.

Jackson, Miss-Former Governor James K Vardaman filed petition for an injunction 10 prevent hearing of a suit filed against him asking for an accounting of about s10,000 state funds alleged to have been used ir- regularIy during his gubernatoriai term
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Feat Bv EscapIno Prisoner.

Nortonville, Kan-A bar of soap aided James Howe. alleged bank rob Der, in escaping from jail here. Howe weighs 900 pounds. By removing his clothing and soaping his body. he was ahle 10 wriggle through hole only 12 inches square
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Rogers.-Dr W A MeHenry, To- cal physician, who was arrested on d charge of illegal sale of liquor. ap- peared before a justice and pleaded guilty to violating the threemile law McHenry was fined $25 and costs and the case was dismissed.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Prescott.-A report of the killing of Sid Hicks by Tom Chambliss, near Emmet. reached this place The tragedy occurred in Hempstead coun. ", as the men met on the road. Hicks was killed by q charge from shotgun ill the hands of Chamblss.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

All Over Arkansas
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Jenesboro.-Willie Benson, who has been held here. charged with murder in the first degree. for the killing of A. B. MeCowan. and later admitted to bail by Judge Smith. on a writ of babeas corups, in the sum Of SIo0oo was released.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Conway.-Judging from the mum. Der of transfers recorded in the of flee of Circuit Clerk J. II. Hartje real estate in Faulkner county has been more active than at any time Tor several months. Among the transfers are several for amounts ex- ceeding $l,000. the largest being for $4,400.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Conway.-Through the efforts of Agent ]. w. James, the Wells Fargo Express Company will install a sys- tenn of free delivery of express mat ter in the business section of Con way.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Hartford.-Toney Helsen. 50 years old, was killed in Hoffman mine by failing rock. He was a widowower, and is survived by a married daugh- ter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
80 Years of Success
John CouehIin Offers a Remedy for
Catarrh. The Medicine Costs Moth
ing il 1t Fails.

When q medicine effects q success
Dh treatment in very large majority
Of eases, and when we offer that medi-
cine OF cur own personal guarantee
that il will cost the user nothing il II
does not completely relieve catarrn, 1t
is only reasonable that people should
believe us, or at least put our claim
to a practical test when we take all
xhe risk. These arc facts which we
want the people to substantial. We
want them to try Rexall Mucu-Tone,
n medicine prepared from prescrip-
ton of 4 physician with whom catarrh
was a speciality. and who has q record
of thirty years of enviable success to
his record.
We receive more good reports about
Re> all Mucu-Tone than we do OF all
Other catarrh remedies sold in our
store. and if more people only knew
what a thoroughly dependable remedy,
Rexau !Nucu-Tone is, it would be the
only catn>rii remedy we would have
any demand for
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so.sbed ard by it's therapeutic effect
tends 70 oisinfect ana cleanse the en-
tire mucous membranecus tract. to
destroy and remove the parasites
which injure the membraneous tissues,
to scothe the irritation and heal the
soreness. stop the mucous discharge,
build up strong, healthy tissue and re-
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meter. It's influence is toward stimu-
loting the muco- cells, aiding digestion
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Remedies in Augusta only at our store.
The Rexall Store. John Conghlin.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08

amusing and entertaining, Delicious
refreshments were served, the COM
panY leaving at late hour.
ROME
Mrs. Mary Foster is at the Augusta
Hospital
A. S. Foster is at Augusta.
Ralph Witham is on the sick list
6. u. Moshcr is changing over his
house inside To convenience summer
hoarderS.
l.. j. Littlc1eld bought n horse last
week of Oakland partice.
WINDSOR.
vt the last meeting Of Windsor
Grange. Feb. 8. H. applications were
ha!loted upon and the first and second
degrees We're conferred upon a class of
IL and two applications We're received.
Work in the third and fourth degrees
is expected at the reXt meeting and u
harvest feast win be enjoyed.
Frank colburn. tslso has been suffer
ing from Il sever" attack of asthma. is
very much better.
ley. t. =. Sawyer was called sun
day, Fct. !. to attend the funeral Of y
fricn1 in N"stport.
linus W NtS. ltlit ifnSh iIt+
sorry tn learn that she is suffering an
other i'll turn.
CHINA.
SOt'TH-China Grange at its regular
meeting held January LIST Lad a good
attendance. The treasurer gave his
yearly report and it was accepted by
the Grange. After al routine business
had been disposed Of number of pc
tition.S wera signed by all members.
The lecturer presented the following
program. Music, by the choir; pro-
verbs by ali members; reading by Mil
dred Doc. sui ;eets for thought. Fanny
MAXI. ell. Con! Wrhber, Harvey Mosh-
81: anecdotes, y. l.. Ellis. HerYle Ma
qairG; violin solo. Everett Goodspeed,
encore: piano duct. BerYlc Mcguire,
Mildred Doc; piano solo, Ruth Mosher,
cnccrc: a very interesting Grange pro-
phcSy, Emma WhitehouSe. Closed in
lorIl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
Gas Light Company to increase it's

Gas Light Company to increase it's
capital stock and issue bonds.
An Act to amend Chapter 407 OF
the Private and Special Laws of 1909.
As amended, relating to fishing in
Gull pond. in Dallas Plantation. in the
county of Franklin.
An Act to amend Chapter 291 Of thu,
Private and Special Laws of 1909, re-
latine to fishing in Indian River
stream in Washington county.
An Act to regulate fishing in Little
Lobster lake, so-called. in the county
of piscataquiS-
An Act TO extend the charter Of the
sag more Insurance Company.
An Act 10 permit the Plantation
Of Highland to assume the mairtc-
nance of its roads and bridges.
IN Act 10 provide for close time
on scallops.
An Act tn authorize the construction
and maintenance of a bridge over
fats anft tide waters in Back riv,c IL
the town of Roothbay.
An Act 10 authuriZc the Mousam
Water Company to increase its capital
stock and extend to Fortunes Ro KS
Orders OF the Day.
On motion Of Mr.. Duttnn Of China.
bill. An Act to prevent the pollution
Of water supplies and their sources.
was taken from the liable, and on
further motion BY IN" same gentle =
ran it was referred To the commi, :
tee on judiciary.
on motion OF M. Murphy OF Port :
land, hill, An .tet to regulate the
opening o. streets in cities, was ia
Ter from the table and on further
nation by the same gentleman it Vas
referred to tie committee on state
lands and State roads.
Mr.. Murphy o. Portland moved To
reconsider the vote whereby III" House
adopted tl.c, joiItj order III relation
IL the election OF United States "ena-
tors hy the people. MI Murphy stat
ing that he mad" the motion at tn"
request III certain members in order
that they might have IN opportunity
t. examine the matter.
The motion was lost.
ON motion OF NJ. Hodsman Of Cam
den the vote was 1oconsidared where
b. the House referred to the commit
tee on banks and banking in concur
renee, bill, IN Act amendatorN OF
and additional to Chapter 1iS of the
Revised Statutes relating 10 annual
examination OF savings banks anG
trust companies ana the veriicalioa OF
deposits. and on iurther motion by
the same gentle man the bill vas
tabled.
On motion Of Mr.. Porter al Maple
ton.
40 iourrei.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
CAM BRIDGE.

Many are i'll with lagrippe, D. c. Noble.
Mrs. +. $. Austin and Mrs. Henry Holt,
are among the sick ones.
G. l.. Gould OF Dexter was in town last
week on business
Mrs Mary Mitchell of Dexter was re-
Gently in town.
Mrs ID. Il. Whitney's mother. Mrs. Nell
son Genthner, has returned home from
Augusta, where she has been i'll. having
been injured by getting thrown from a
carriage.
F. p. Ring was recently in Watervile.
Andrew Bailey recently received news
of The serious illness of his brother, Will
liam Bailey OF Athens. No hope of re-
covery.
Charles Folsom of Wellington was i'll
town Sunday.
]. b. Lahree expects to go Tuesday to
Ripley cutting ice on Ripley pond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
HOUSE..
Tuesday, February :, 1911.

Tuesday. February :, 1911
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Nichols OF Halo
we'll.
Journal os yesterday read and ap-
proved
Papers from tho Senate disposed Of
in concurrence.
Resolve in favor of the town of Sc
bee, came from the Senate having
been referred in that branch to the
committee on claims.
On motion ri Mr.. Williamson of Au-
gusta the resolve was tabled for
printing pending reference in concur
renee.
Resolve in favor of Industrial School
for Girls for land and new buildings
and resolve in favor of Industrial
School for Girls for new water sup
ply, came from the Senate, thai
branch non- concurring with the House
in It's acceptance of the report of til,
committee referring the resolves TO thu
committee on appropriations and Il.
nanciel affairs, and referring them 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
LINCOLN
JEFFERSON.

SoI'TH-Several from this vicinity
attended the funeral Of DIR. \. Il. q.
smith at North Whitetleid.
Mrs. Oscar TIilton and Son. Glen
wood, of Woods Hole. Mass. spent
last Sunday with relatives III this
place.
Willie Homenway is suffering with
large abscess on his neck.
=. s. Fish of Whitetield visited his
mother. Mrs. Margaret Fish, recently
Austin Russell has employment With
III. l.. Trask for an indefinite time.
Deacon A. F.. Boynton has his homo
lighted With electricity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
WALDO.
PALE MO.

NCRTH.-Carr'S Corner Sewing CIR
Gle net with Mrs. Wesley Nelson Feb
!. 4 baked bean supper was served
t. nearly seventy people and $50 was
realized for tie benefit of the church.
The circle Will meet Feb. l.. with Mrs.
Mary. Wilton.
Miss Ethclyn Nelson visited her sis
ter Mrs Ethel Bradstreet of Albion.
Feb. J.
The Misses Lucy Wood and Lula
Blaisdel. students of Freedom Acad-
emy, spent Saturday and SUNDAY at
their homes.
Hey. and Mrs. s. II. Caiehan passed
Feb /, with Ms. Warren Nelson.
Wnncpine cough is prevalent at
Ford's Corner.
Miss Edna Osgood. q teacher OF Free
dam academy, passed the week end
with her parents
Mrs. :. II. Calehan is quite i'll at
this writing
PALERMO.
CENTER-EH Suell Of Gardiner
visited several days recently his Iath-
err w. c. Suell,
Chas. Knox is working in Liberty
for William Whitaker.
NVrou Turner al NaSSalhoro. has
been in town several days for the rest
week.
Mrs. Fer. Bradstrect has been visit
ing several days recently her daueh-
ter. Mrs Carrie Young. in Liberty.
Sumner I.eeman and family, who
have been i'll with grip are on the
gain.
Watson Turner and family OF JEFF
ferSon visited sunday his old home
on the Ridge.
Ebjal Shorey. who has been visit
ing at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Hannah stowe. at North Palermo. has
returned To his home at Palermo Cen
ter.
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LOOK!

Mass Corporation Wholesale Medicine
tied amount of common and 20 Pre-
ferferrcd stock at par $500 per share.
Company instituting their stores through
out the country. Stock will advance
rapjaly and soon be beyond reach of
small investors An excellent business
investment where positions in Company
are given preference to stock holders.
For further particulars address, Labor
atory. furrill St. S@ampscott, Mass.
febSiil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
SOMERSET.
HAIR MOkY

The Somerset Dairy Testing .\ssocil-
ton met last Friday at the public hall
with a soodly number in attendance. Mr.
Clark of New sharon. and recently
elected to the position of dairy inspector.
addressed the meeting on various topics
relating to the raising of calves and
dairy interests.
j. y. Black of Fairfield was in town
on Friday and attended the Odd Fellows
Lodge in dhe evening. who with Mr..
Clark made some very interesting re-
marks.
While working the saw mill of the
Mainstream Lumber Company, Reuben
Richards accidentally caught the fore
finger of his left hand against a circular
saw and it was severed near the middle
joint.
Or. Bragg, who recently sold oat his
interest here. is in town with his family
a few days prior 10 eoins to ohio or Ne
braska Ia settle ana practice his profess
sim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08

tic committee on state School for
Boy: and Industrial School for Girls.
The House voted to insist on it's ref
rrcnce OF the resolves to the commit
tee on appropriations and financial al
fairs and ask for Il committee Of con-
ference.
Tho speaker appointed as a conf
nittcc of conference on the part of the
House, Messrs. Sleener Of South Ber-
wick. connors of Bangor and Otis al
I.ncL :. nd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
DETROIT.

Miss Carrie Robertson who has been
teaching in West Gouldshoro. returned
home saturday afternoon.
Achsa Rean has been quite i'll for sew
oral days.
Richard Drake of Mainstream spent
Sunday with his family
The Following are among the number
who are i'll: Mrs. William Harding, Mis-.
c. r. Lincoln, Mrs. Elizabeth Plumner,
Myra Sewell, and Little lola Russell.
Frank Andrews was in Carmel recently
on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08
Passed to Be Enerossed.


Resolve in favor of NJ kerney.
in Act 20 regulate fishing ia Foley
pond.
An Act To regulate fishing in Clark
:on's pond.
Resolve. memorial to the members
Of Congress TO promote the efficiency
of the life saving service.
Resolve in favor Of Joseph II. Dick =
son.
Resolve in favor OF Chaplin Lydston.
An Act to regulate Ice fishing in
Rogers or Ripley pond, So-caliod. in
tn" town of Ripley.
Resolve in favor Of Patrick HAYES.
An Act to appropriate money for
payment of salaries fixed ny law for
the Year 1911.
An Act t. further enable the Sebago
lake. Sonso River & Bay of Naples
Steamboat Company To construct and
maintain wharves along its route.
An Act 10 incorporate the bingham
water Company.
An Act ratifying and confirming the
safe az the railroad ana franchises OF
the atlantic Shore Line Railway.
IN Act to extend the charter o.
the Bridgton street Railway. Grabbed
pending second reading, on motion
by air Milliken Of AreostookD
An Act To change the name OF Horse
Island and Horse Island Harbor.
An Act 10 amend Section Of Chap
tor 1863 OF the Private and Special Laws
OF 1907. rs amended by CHAPTER 3G1 Of
relating to tho Young Women's Chris
fCn dot IT
Resolve in favor of Clyde f. Scribncr.
Resolve in favor of James \. Chase.
Resolve in favor Of WiImot C. Lip
pincott.
Resolve in favor Of l.. Ernest Thorn
ton.
An ..ct TO Incorporate tic kittery
water District.
An Act relating TO private detectives.
An Act relating To providing w4y
10 free toll bridges.
An tct granting Bradbury Smith
rSh. - establish u ferry between Sui
iican and Hancock.
An Act to amend the charter OF the
Sebago Improvement Company.
An Act to incorporate the MoXip Dam
Company.
An Act to create the Bingham Water
District.
Orders Of the Day.
on motion by Mr.. Mi!likcn Of Aroos-
toa..-Scnate Document No. 81. An
Act to extend the charter Of the Bridg-
ton street Railway Company" was
taken from the table.
Mr.. MILLlkEN: Mr.. President,
move to amend the bill by striking out
section 2? This is merely a section
providing that the bill shall take ef-
feet when approved. 1t is n clerical
error. ond should not be in the bill.
The motion was agreed to.
ON further motion by the same SEN
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inland Fisheries and Game.

The following bills. petitions etc,
were presented and referred:
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Temperance.

STRANGE OF III. a. Shorey, Jr., and l03
others of Eridgton against resubmis-
sion. OH motion by the same senator,
this rernonstrance was placed on file.)
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Inland Fisheries and Game.
Ky Nr. Roynton Of Lincoln Eomon-
STRANGE Of Henry f.. Baldwin and 20
"tE"r citizens Of Lincoln county
against The passage Of a law permitting
the taking of. black bass in Damaris-
Gotta Lake Ia be shipped out Of the
StatC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-08

The following petitions. bills. etc.
were presented ana referred
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DEPOT-Mss Laura Frost of Wa
tcrville is stopping With Miss lnez
Wright, who is her fathers substitute
as mail carrier. Mrs. l.. 3. Wright Is
visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
Augustus w Frainard has closed
his house and gone to r. l.. Townsend ;
at Maranacook. Whcr" n" Will make his
home for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson T. Gordon
passed Sunday with Wesley Abbott at
his camp at Togus pond in company
With other guests.
~ NJ. Allen left Monday on bust
ness trip tn Boston.
Mrs Sarah Stevens and Miss Fran
eos .hdrll passed Sunday with Mrs. T.
l.. Townsend at her homo at Mariana
cook.
Mrs. y. D. Gordon and Mrs. C. X.
Adell attended the Quarterly meeting
Sunday at Winthrop Center.
Some members of the once a Week
Club attended the meeting Thursday
OF the Federation Of Clubs at Augusta
and reported the meeting as very in
teresting, particularly the papers re-
lating to Julia Ward Howe and Anna
Sargent Hunt.
Miss Celia Cross. graduated Red
Cross nurse OF Atlanta, Georgia. who
came here on business, is visiting
friends and relatives. and is now the
lguest of Mrs. l.. l.. Townsend at
lMaranacook. Miss Cross intends To-
eating in Boston.
William Jose who was wounded in
the head Monday morning was carried
| to the Central Maine hoSpital on the
10 a. NJ. train that day.
\ mock marriage occurred as joke
at II. d. Whittier's Monday evening.
Jan. 80. reception following, Friday
evening. The rooms were prettily
decorated with evergreens. potted
plants. etc. The couple. Winona San
born and Miss Lillian Allen, clad in
becoming wedding garments. received
the guests 80 in number. The re-
ception. as wen as the wedding was
The Washington times., 1911-12-08
Advice By Thackery
Detailed In Munsey's

In an Interesting article. civilian
4akepiece Thsekeray and His Friends"
- The Aunsey for December. Frances
~ Broolkneld writes: f..tt
"Thackeray's generosity took many .
form. He would refuse nothing that
GOOD nature could give. Cheerily would
he read q manuscript Immediately ON
IT. coming, and ut up the same night
70 .commsnt thereon. that the wouid-bs
author might not be kept In suspense.
Once his reply ran thus: go.
7 attacked your manuscript like a
man and with q busting heart tell you
my conviction that 1t won't do. The
only magazine know Is Fraser's; ana
am sure that you must put more spice
into your dish. and write a good, stiir.
write on one side Of the paper. II You
want to succeed at our business.. The
yoUn got no magazine editor In the
kingdom TO read backwards and for
waPdswards ~ you have written. Look
how plain this here manuscript 10 wrote:
DID plain, you would say. II you were
not . clergyman. You must mako your
stories shorter and stronger. my boy.
mind honestly 80. = =