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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
Die Mtarttfsage.
3eitisls geasra Der sem Staatrdt5s.
6ommitlse far Mdrsis cine ls66aflc
De6alte.
Massr punt serSta NIT bem Jii9:
bdnbler 6irl6auer iu cine
Qsntroperie.

cSn elmer aeftern Dormittae ftatigts
bnbten Gibung bes Gtabtratbsfom.
mites fir Wdrite tpurbe bas Shids
FaI bes Court Gtrabe Warftss eiHses
beno er1rtert, aber es fam 3u feiner
befiniiipen Gntfheibung. oa oas Goms
mittee iih bic Sahe griinolih iiberle1
aen nil. ebe es ireenoDeihe gmpfehs
Iuneen barber mndi, oh bas gegens
pirtiae Wartibdus an Der gouri Ctr.
burh einen Neubau eriest tperben,
pber OF Der Martt p0tlig eing.ben ioi.
Inn bem Gsntrolmartt in Der projets
tirten Gonuentionsballe bas Jtlb su
rGumen.
gegen bic 4usmer5ung bss Court
Strabe Warttes unb AUDI Der onbneH
MGrtte ipurbsn perihiepentlih Stims
men laut, ip1breno aud bi. gegenthei<
liae Nnfitt Derfhieoene gertrster.
namentiif Rsprdieniantsn bss itaotie
ffxn GeIunbbeitsamtes, bate.
4uberbem fam IS audi ipegsn Der
9siniaung Der Ui1rtte, namentlih oes
s}inblap Nartts, 81 elmer 5iemlit,
fhorfen Rontroperie Sfpifhen Wapor
CUNT, Der in Der 9eriammluns 3uges
ger mar unb bes Osfteren In bic De
bate einsriff, unb Dem syifhbanoler
80. y. 6irihduer bon Der glper Ctr.
6irihousr behnuptete ndmlit. bab Der
iJinbian Warit felt bem /. SaHuar
ni6t aereinigt porben lei, mas bon
Mdpor Sunt gang entidifoen fir IN.
ipabr srtldrt purbe. Der Wopor fiigtt
binsu. bob er psri0nlih am Samital
aeaen elf llhr Nadts ben Wurttplat
teIi1tigt uno in fauberem 3uitnnf
eefunben bate. Quh Wartimeiite,
8raden, Der fcfort auf AHtpeiiung bes
giiroermeiiters bsrbei5itirt tuurbe, BE-
iiGiigie. bdb Der Marttpldb reselmG'
BIG eereiniot piiroe.
Fir bic abihoffung Der gegentpdr'
tiaen WGrtte troteH IN erittr ginie Or
2anbis, Der itdotilHe Gefunobeitst
beamie uno bic Sdnitdtsinfpettorer
Blum umb Joliom Elm, bic fih aud
nabin 1uberten, baB nns segeniDdrtis
Wurft1aus an ber court StrnBs IN
ter alien umltdnben bon Der Bib
fIGtx psrihpinben iollte. gu Sumter
elmer arobm gentralmarttballe fprad
auf Or. u. o. 3pid. rpdbrenb Fiir bi
Beibebdltuug Der segenipdrtieel
WGrste pi. Serrsn Wdlter uno alkr
0uslsr eintraten. ebenic tpit Jrl. Gar
RE bauIer, s.. q. Roberts unb ). 3
Stsin, bic felt lanssn Jahrr Der
taufsit1nbe in ben Wdrtten bdben
| ferr Walter 5usler ipraH iih auc
eeatn bic Grrihtung Der geplantel
gentrolmorttbalIe unb apnpsntions
bale an Der Court Srabe unb ben
aanalufsr aug. neil ieiner Gnfit
nad Der Bertebr in bieier Nahbar
Ifhafi Ihon iesi elm iehr srcber TT IN
lnenn Damn nod bic Watnihenmane
aus elmer iolhen Risienbolle nasll
tdmen, 10 ipiirbe Der Uertehr. ndmsHt
Hid Der StroBenbdbnperfebr. pout
unmoslih senaht perben. Gtrr Out
| ler iit auberbem Der 4niiht, odb be
lanfauf bes gisen.bums fir Die 6ol
cine unnrtbiee Auseabe fsi. po b
Stdbt ia bas 0runbitiid btiiss. oil
reIHen ii6 bas alts itdotiide 6oipi
Ital befinbst unb nos pollis ausrei4en
fiir bic prpie.tirt. aonpentionsbal
Iiein piirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
VaO europa.
(Sntc Heuernua.

Siderbeitsoirettor Gaih beduftruste
qeItern ben 9oIi3eitef, bic Patrpltpa-
genmanni6often oobin 3u iuitruirsn,
oab iie perungIiidteu poer pIpsIich ers
frantic perfonen in 3uturft mad ben
BON Dieien bs3sihneten SplpitdIera
gu bringen bobeu. 8isher ipurosn
9erunaliidte obne 8eriidIiehtiguns
ibrer etnaigeu bissbe3iigIihen Miins
i6e einfa6 benz itdbtiIden SoipitaI
iiberpieIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
@sAeabsrid1 ses Gsiansteitsamis.

Sm itdbtifdxn 0sfnnbbsitsoHlt
purben fpdbrenb Der perficHensl
MoGt 116 yale bon unittdens
ben Rrontbeiten uno 80 Icbss-
f1ns infolse folder ardntheitsn ees
-meIbsi. eseen "a Grirantunssn uns
16 1cbesfGlIe in Der para1eInohe bes
pcriaen Jnbres. Nuf Ole tin3slnen
arontbeitsn pertbsilen En bic 3urNfI,
ouna atlansten UGus tpie fsIet:
S6ninbfu6t, 47 Grtrdniunssn nno
so 1obesfdlIe; GGdria1fitber, 26
Grfronlunesn ,inp 3 1ooesfdls; Wino.
|poden. II Griranlnngtn: 6irnbdut.
ent3iiHbung. 8 Grtrdntunotn unp :in
|1Dbesfnl; WdferH nm 0ipbtberitis.
he it1s grtrcntunoesl; 4eunbuittn
|iinb slDfs. ie 6rsi Gstycnsunoen; Nldt'
|ttrn sins Grirdntane-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

en- etn3ig uno dlltin pnrc9 Die Grtruns
tuna oes 6errn gnrtbolo osruriadt
irorben unb t0nnien iebr .sidlt 5ersselt
trerben.
Walentin Spcnagel, beg Gte4ens
NIT Der Abfiht 81 tDoten, angetlagt,
betannte fid geitsrn NIT ginipilisung
bes Staatsantpalts oes tbdtlihen lu>
sriffs ihulbig uno purbe 81 iehs
Wonaten Mrbeitsbaus oerurtbeilt.
osn 5ahen pes Grnit Shnib, Der
anaetldqt ftanb, an 26. September
1911 einen Worbansriff auf Dm.
!5eines semadt 5u baben, gaben bic
GeIhnoreuen auf anorDnune bes
Rihters Didfon einen auf niht lhuls
bia lautenben Wabripru6 ab. gs
iteute iid) BEL Der gerbanoIung beraus,
bdB Ghn1ib in GeIbitpsrtbeibigung
sebdnbelt bate.
criminal Ga DEN.
Gingereihte 9sitdmente.
Sarah Nuer Derma6t Dem cSiioiz
icben Nltenbeim unb Der llniteb Seps
|ifb Charities Cincinnati, Iopie bem
| liibif6en Waifsnbaui. in Glspelano ie
800, xm 1eipifh Softer Some, benz
5eim fir llnbeilbare uno Der salmuD
1ouro Soeietn, Cincinnati, js $50,
ibrer Shpefier Sennis Qusr $500, je.
hem ibrer gnfeftinber $500. oSn oem
lestsn 2eaat III ibr Gntel Ger.
BERT gerger iebOh nt6t nit einge.
fhioIien, neil berfelbe isin Grbtbeil
aus benz Radlofie isinss 8roBpatsrs
etbaIten pirn. Zen HsIt hires BermO-
gems permaht fie ibrsm Gattsn S.
rasl 4uer, Der audi als lsltamsnts:
Irolitreder funsiren ioQ.
qlnnrep Wopre BON Sprinafielt
3cpnibip permndt iein 8ermogsn an
fsine gattin syrdnces Wtoore uuo er:
nennt fie 8ur Isitamentsooaitre
| Warp 3. gooneD iest ibrsn Batter
MidosI Goonep aIs llHipsrialerber
uno IsitamentsnoQftredsr Elm.
gBm. Roppmann perm1ht Iein Ser;
m0gsu on feline Satin Usarp aopp'
mann.
Gbos. g. Rob psrm1tt isir 9er'
mSqen in abioluter 8eiIe an ieInt
Satin Wargaret M. ROB.
UsQrp Dalb permatt ibr 8ermo
gen on ibren 8ruoer Jobn 8aois UNI
6.Fen Satin Glisab.t9 DaDis.
Ra6InBe Ga den.
5uco6 2pbp iit NatlaBbertpalts
pon 5risba 5Obp; 9runostgsntbur
$500.
Gam. g. Gbur1 tit EsItamsnts
uoQftrsdsr pon sSraneis $. Strinbp
p,rioualisn $500. 0runosigsntbur
$500.
Treo. S6mibt III Rohlabpsrpalte
BON Jrep. u. Shmiot; perionalts
$500, Gruno.ieentbnm $500.
Otto :. Rsnner, Walter u. Wsrnt
/: uuo Gmllie 6. Doerler iino leito
msntsooQitrstsr BON Jreo. ). Ws,
n.r; YerionaIien anbeldnnt, Srunl
eissntbum $500
gbas. Rod III HahlabDerpalt'
; BON Rarp aot; ptrfonalien $lOO'
: arant Splpeitsr if RuhlabDsrtpa
: ter pon 6slen D. Splpeiter; ysrloHf
lien 1926, 9runoeisentbum $4,000.
: Geo. M. Sarris unb Soiepb
|. Waanus Iino gsitamentspolitret
Don gbarl.s Roth; perfonaIisn $50
, 900.
Z Raraar.t ROB III 5eitamentspol
G itrsderin ppn G6ds. q. Rob; qerfoH,
? lien $4,000.
Marp 8. 2amb III 1eitamentspoI
Iitr.der bon 2ucinos Meaim; periI
noIien S1425.
Der Rri0nIi4e Radlob Der Wur
! Warn betrdst $1729; berienise b
Gillette M. Bod s573.63; perjenige B
s Guian Raes.l $393.37; oerjenise b
Sohn 9. Ban 2supsn $1419.01; be
isniae Der Massie Softer $1,000; be
!. isnige Der Rarp 5. 5peer S1291.76
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
SchIcret.

9lugpTt 5erser, Elm 5utterbdnbler
pcn 5optins StraBe uno 5resmaH
apenus, eripirtte geitsrn i'm PDli5eigss
ritt einen 6aftbefshl gegen 2ouiS
Uesners, Don go. 1928 glart Strabe.
uHter Der 9lnflaae Der Sehiersi. Sr bee
banptst, oab Ulspers einen 4oiten s,as
fer BON Wm. 9rant geianft bat, fpeIs
den bieIsr anesblih ibm (5trger) enta
penbet bat. geseH 8rant lisat bis
antlaae oes Ginbruhs Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
Ssifn Sic Dolfdlig, mas Sic
gtDM erfd(lung ns6msa.

Tie Geinhr ber
MrmfrruHg bon
Eat tuimeoisii.eH
liegi iu ceH Giis
iHilIcniicn IN b
seidbrlifen 1sSs
ensr. nuf ,pelfs
10 bteIe bsrfdn,n
tunen fitr ienfr5s
rhieH giiefi. sstii
sieisIbe irfl III
bvH MliotoI, Be,
idrbnuasmitt Elm
nab eeidrbIicen
rroanea. oeEbalb
bat Batter sobn's
wseotsia einen 80
Sabre laHeen grs
fcId nais,peien
ais Et0riuHa:
.-.sts.f ....h Ets
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

i,boh rpurbe bic Strafs ipfort pom
Rihter fuspsnolrt.
Fruut B. See puroe ihuloig beflnz
ben, ieinen 4rbeitgeber tortSeleBf I'M
gfsrbeasI6irrtbsile beito9lsn 5u baosn'
gr purbe 3u 30 gagsH Irbsitspaus'
$40 uub ben Soften perurthellt.
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bsranfbausr fit bic Seiluns bon SaIfs Hnb
ounsssdsibsu nne In bet grbanSiute bor Sn.
fen uno grfaiinnae;i. Batter Jcbn's Use6tsin
~ bic serfhrsIblma flHes arstes-reiH rnb
sHsfapfiA 9drartirf.
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nlaaner. d. grauen6rank9eils

atrsusraaf1sitsa unb 6ausstarssdtsn i@mtrDis.
une spSrsfiessfes urtsr GdraHsis eetdff. lf2s
SiHe enats. Rsisrm Reeisai 3EHiiHts. 1tzil%'
dsrffs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27

demiiies.t2did,e Gents has Efams.
Esnbsn Ett 5bre EB2i4s sH aas uns isHsn eis
sislslss ttiR nafAes. - 5brt Rlflcsr balfsR t4ns
su. - Gim esr iaHiiartm sBdI&ssitn In bss
efass. kHsefH heItH em sadits suo lisftsn ~
niseu a.
xnr wtssa,ps psnusrs g.,
lkcns Gancs s137. 7i2 2ceca SsrebG
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{ affairen Der 5. e [
Dreennal Go.

Sn Gaheu scr Dbig,n gorpcration
irurbe eeitern BON Geiter De. Q.b.sren
enc Rsplii siEssreishi. lpo-ia oarum
eriud3t miro. on3 r.s alag: um GrHene
nnna zines R.seipers obesuisien wers
b. Bon 5eitsn oes annalis DempieD.
ter Doreisbt Elm Attiondr su ieiH uno
sine Uoroeruns :on $64l. II 3n baten.
ipurDt isouh e.ns Snppi.mentnr. pss
tition sinserein., tporin er bic Grnen.
rama eines Rtreipers perl1Hsl. oatDDbI
|rk Qorporoticn folpent tsi. tr fibri
an, Dnb bic REHABILITATION siur
|$1l1,O00. bic Attipo aber 275.000
|tstragtn unb DAB bic Girnis Auhtn'
|k6u1e I'm Nefragt BON $4,000 tcbs.
| Dis ssosnpdrtiosH G&Disrisisiten is:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
Divorces Granted,
September Term.

Twenty-one divorces Were granted
by Judge Fred Emery Beane of the
Hennebec superior court ut the term
Of court just closed. Following is the
list of divorces deereed:
Eta n. Washburn of Waterville
from Jacob Walter Washburn of Wa
tervillo, for cruel and abusive treat
ment Hussey for libelant.
Lillian Paige of Gardiner from Harry
Paige Of Augusta, for cruel and abus-
i've treatment and extreme cruelty
and gross. wanton and cruel neglect to
provide suitable maintenance for the
libelapt Custody and care of Phyllis
NJ. Paige, minor child, given to libel
an; Libelee ordered to pay costs,
taxed at SIS and s1.5o additional.
Heselton for libelant.
Alfred Carney of Augusta from Edna
. Carney of Milton, Mass, for gross
and confirmed habits of intoxication.
Harrington for libelant.
Marie Tardfff of Augusta q from
George A ,TardiH of Bangor, for gross
and confirmed habits of intoxication
and cruel and abusive treatment. Gus
toey and care of George TardiG. minor
child. given to libelant. Sanborn for Ii
beiant.
Annie NJ Watson of Gardiner from
John NJ. Watson of Easton. for cruel
and abusive treatment. Custody and
care of minor children. Mildred, Hen
ry and Clarence Watson. given to Ii
belant. Atkins for libelant.
Lulu c. Rice of Waterville from
John Rice of Patten. for gross and
confirmed habits of intoxication and
cruel and abusive treatment and ex-
treme cruelty Care and custody of
Alice Rice, minor child, given to libel
ant Field for libelant.
Alice Nj. Spearn of Oakland from
Charles A. Spearin of Pennington, for
gross and confirmed habits of intoXi-
cation and cruel and abusive treat
ment. Care and custodysof Harold E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
There is only one way to cure deafaess,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflated eondi-
ZION Of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chian Tube. When this tube is infiamed
You have a rumbIinG sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
fJammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars fol
ny case of Deafness tcaused by ca
tarrhl that cannot be cured by. Han.
catarrh Cure Send for circulars, FREQ.
r. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, ONO.
Sold by Druggists, Hc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANT.
Law Court Hands Down Rescript in
Franklin Right of Way Case.

The law court. Wednesday, handed
down a rescript in the7Franklin county
case of Evie M. Adams VS. I4emuel B.
Hodgkins, giving judgment for the de-
PENDANT. The rescript, which was
drawn by Associate Justice George L,
Bird of Portland, is as follows:
An easement created by deed on
grant, whatever may be the rule as
to one acquired by prescription, may
be extinsuished among other, modes,
by abandonment, SO called, or non user
and adverse possession for 20 years.
Where the owner of the servient es-
tate alleges its loss by abandonment,
he assumes the burden of proof.
Abandonment Of an easement must
be established by evidence clear and
uneauivoeal OF acts decisive and con-
4 right OF way, whether acquired by
grant or prescription is not extin-
gi;ished by the habitual use by its
, owner of another way. equally con-
venient, instead of it, unless there is
Intentional abandonment of the former
way.
Abandonment necessarily implies
non- userns but non-user alone or an
easement created by grant or reserva-
ton does not create abandonment.
1t is the general rule that an ease
ment or way created by deed or grant
is not lost. by mere non user without
proof of intention to abandon and adj
verse possession by the owner of the
servient estate or expenses or dam
ages sustained by him and when these
elements concur they operate as a
present abandonment
When an easement is spoken of as
lost by abandonment. it is intended
that the circumstances are such thai
a release can be presumed.
No case can be put in which any
presumption has been made except
where a title has been shown by the
party who calls for the presumption,
good in substance but wanting in
some collateral matter necessary to
make it complete in point Of form. In
such cases where possession is shown
10 have been consistent with the fact
directed to be presumed, and in such
cases only, has it been allowed.
Judgment for Defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
Gifts TO chiIdren's Home.

The managers of the Children
Home gratefully acknowledge receipt
of the Following donations received
during the month of September from
friends living in the city, Mrs. Phil
brook. clothing. bedstead; Mrs. swan
cloth: Mrs. Rollins. boys clothing;
Mrs. Harold Partridge. clothing; Mrs
Littleheld. doz tumblers 2 doz. fruit
Dishes meat, oysters. and corn; MRS.
Robinson, ice cream for Wallace; Mrs.
Stetson, prs shoes. prs. sneaks'
Mrs. Church. quilts. blankets, hana :
kerchiefs, skirts. aprons; Mrs Wep-
Der, dress and coat; Mrs. Green, APP
pies and turnips; Mrs. Pinkham, jar
Of pickles: Augusta General Hospital
care of six children during treatment
DR.. Beach and DR.. Frederick, opera
tions and treatment OF children durina
the month; DIR. McDavid, extractinf
tooth for Hattie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03

| Spearin and Florence NJ. Spearin. min
| or children, given to libelant. Field for
libelant.
Ida NJ. Wade Of Benton from Parker
\. Wade of Wateryille, for grossly,
wantonly and cruelty negleeting and
refusing to provide suitable main
tenance for the libelant. Custody and
care of minor child, Warren A. Wade,
| given to libelant. Smith for libelant
Clara Marhee of Waterville from
Henry f. Marhee of Waterville, for
cruel and abusive treatment. Care and
custody of minor children. Elmer L..
Gertrude "a, Lillian F. and William
f. Marhee. given to libelant. Libelee
ordered to pay costs taxed at $25 and
| $3.50 weekly. Brown for libelant
Jennie A. Spencer of Benton from
| Charles Henry Spencer of Benton. for
cruel ana abusive treatment. Libelee
| ordered to pay costs, taxed at $25.
| Nelson for libelant.
| Laura May Daley of Chelsea from
Reuben 7. Daley of Thomaston. for
| cruel and abusive treatment. Clason
| fer libelant
James A. Emerson of Gardiner from
| Bridget F. Emerson of New Bedford.
| Mass, for utter desertion. continued
/ for three consecutive years next
prior 10 the fling of the libel. Custody
ana care Of James f. Emerson. minor
| child. given, 10 libelee, libelant to have
right to see child at all proper times
and pay So a week to lbelee for sup
| port OF child. Atkins for libelant.
Alice p. Young of Randolph from
| Harry NJ. Young of parts unknown. for
| gross. wanton and cruel neglect ana
refusal to provide suitable mainten-
mace for libelant. Atkins for libelant.
Ida NJ. Huntley of Gardiner from
Herbert H. Huntley of Gardiner. for
| utter desertion for three consecutive
| years prior to filing of libel Custody
| and care of minor children. Gladys A..
Josephine L., and Albert L. Hinkley.
given to llbelant. Libelee ordered to
pay costs taxed at $25 and $3.50 week
ly. Heselton for libelant.
Emma c. Faulkenham of Hallowell
from John w. Faulkenham of parts
| unknown, for utter desertion for three
consecutive years prior to fling of Ii
bel. Custody and care of minor child.
Clarence w. Faulkenham. given to Ii
belant. Beane for libelant.
Addie A. Meader of Gardiner from
Earle O. Meader of parts unknown.
for gross. wanton and cruel neglect
and refusal to provide suitable main
tenauce for libelant. Custody and
care of minor child, Walter w. Mead
er. given to iibelant. Beane for libel
ant
Rachel A. Hassam of Augusta from
Mayhem Hassam of Augusta for
gross and confirmed habits of intox
ieation. Custody and care of minor
child, John a. Hassam. given to libel
ant Names of libelant be changed to
Rachel A. Andrews. Libelee ordered
to pay costs taxed at 500. Fisher. for
| libelant.
Bradbury C. Shaw of Augusta from
Gu~ta d. Shaw of Augusta. for cruel
and abusive treatment. Harrington for
II ant
-a,na A. Wells of Mt. Vernon from
! George o. Wells of Chelsea, for adul-
| terry Iibelee ordered to pay costs of
| s25 and $500 in lieu of alimony.
| Arthur NJ Bagley of Benton from
/ Abbie NJ Bagley Of Monmouth. for
/. utter deser.ion for three consecutive
wears prior to fling Of libel. Chapman
for libelant
Stella NJ. Foley of Gardiner from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03

Four respondents appeared, Wed
PES day morning. before Judge Lancas-
ter, in the Augusta municipal court
all charged with intoxication. John
Holden. a weaver. was given a fine o.
s262, the costs, and 80 days in jail and
elected to pay the fine. Sentence was
suspended in the cases of Joseph
O'Brien. a National Home veteran
who was anxious to get back to the
Home, and Harry Savage. local
young man. Joseph Clukey, who was
found drunk in a cab, was sentenced
to pay the costs of 1882, or serve 80
days in Jail, and was given until sat
urday night, in which to pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
Current Events Club will hold the

Current Events Club will hold the
first meeting of the season at the
summer home of Mrs. Preston w.
Brown, at Lake Cobbosseecontee, AT
p. NJ. Friday, Oct. A. Members VIII
take the 2 o'clock car from Augusta
The program is as follows: 1T is not
question of how much We are TO do'
but of how it, is to be done; not
question of doing more, but oil aoihs
it better"-Ruskin; roll call, current
Events: report Of delegate to stare
Federation, by Mrs. G.. A. Yeaton; re-
port of Field Day; paper, Mrs Mabel
Hall; reading. Mrs. Ralph Conant
Important business is to be fransacteo
and good attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
YOU CAN'T HAVE A PHOTOGRAPHS,

or your great great grandfather,
for there was no photography in
those days--buts Your children can
have photograph of you and you
owe something to posteritys My!
What beautiful work in this line they
do at The Nelson Art Studio. y
doesn't take long and it's really worth
the while. 239 Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03

on the program for the Maine
Teachers Association at Portland, Oct.
1926, appear the names of Suet. r.
Marshall and Principal II. H. Stuart o.
Augusta. The former is TO lead a
round table discussion the subject OF
Teachers Pensions he being chair
man of the association committee on
teachers pensions. and Prin. stuart
Of Cony High school has an address
before the department of science and
plafhefnatics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
1905 IMMINENT.

That's the name. This preparation
is being used extensively by folks
and with marked results-who are
sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia
lame back, etc. 1t is stainless and
will not injure the most sensitive
skin. Prepaid anywhere on receioi
of prHe-25 cents. 1906 Lintznerl
Co, Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
ANOTHER CARLOAD

OF Peaches have just arrived, max
ing the second for the Augusta Fruit
Co. in less than ten days. Same
quality and all the way from Colorado,
some to be eaten NOW and others
preserved" for later on. House
wives should can these peaches. Or
der your supply from Augusta Fruit
Co.'S stores. Phone 599-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
THE OLD FOUNTAIN

Pen has worked out its usefulness
and new one is needed. Are You
the man who would buy a new one il
you could get dollar for the old
one? That's what they are doing at
The kinsman Pharmacy" and MANY
are taking advantage of it, too. b. F..
Bither, Prop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03

The first deer to come to Augusta
since the beginning of the open sea-
son, Oct ], arrived. Wednesday fore
noon. The tag upon the carcass show
ed that it was consigned to Mrs. Jen-
ME Harvey, Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03

A considerable portion of the frame
work is already up for the new Maine
Central freight station. The excava-
ton and other preliminary work in
connection with the new passenger
station is also progressing rapidly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
WAS THERE A BLACK spEck

On the shirt or collar on the evening
you wanted to use same? 1t general
ly happens so when you have no other
clean ones in the house. Then you.
wife puts her hands over her ears.
All such scenes are avoided by send
ing your laundry work TO The Au
gusta Steam Laundry. Phone 43S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
THE WOODWORKING MACHINES

At G. +. Hoxie & Cos. shop, A
State street are all tuned up" III
readiness for jobbing work of all
kinds Especially true is it at this
time of year that Mr.. Farmer has
many ''little and big jobs" that takes
skilled hands and proper machinery.
This Concern is well equipped to
promptly fill orders
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-03
1918 BUICK MODEL nTHIRTYp

You've met people whose personal
'ity got right to you" at the intro
duction and lifelong friendship was
born then and there. That's how it is
with the Buiek-"T hirty''-the instant
You look at it you're its friend. and
when You get real we'll acquainted
you're just as enthusiastic as our
selves. A carload coming. Augusta
Carapp