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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-26
MONEY IN BARLEY.

Traer, Aug. 25.-Peter Beck. near
Eagle Center threshed forty nine
acres of barley that averaged little
over fifty-four bushels to the acre by
weip',,t. He marketed 1t In La Forte
and was paid 65 cents bushel. This
means $35 per acre for the entire held.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-26
STOCK DEs MONIES RIVER.

Humboldt. Aug. 25.-Future fishing
in the Des Moines river here took de-
cided boom this week, upon the deliv-
cry here of 10000 1oung game nsh,
principally croppies black bass ana
pike. by the state fish and game az
I-rtment.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-26
Obituary
James Mccune.

James McCune. formerly Of this
city, passed away Tuesday night at
~ o'clock in Quincy, Ill. His daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Hitler of this city,
was at his bedside when death came
The remains will be taken to Keokus
for burial.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-26
START UPON LONG
/ CRUISE IN CANOE

/ Davenport, Aug. 25.-Secretary Nor.
wood Of the Greater Davenport com.
)mittee and Davenport Commercial
club sailed" on the "Steel City" from
LaSalle, Ill.,, for trip down the Illinois
and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans.
Carl, son of the secretary, Is accompy.
ling him. -,
Mr.. Norwood is on the Chicago, St..
Louis & Gulf Transportation Co.'s boat
Steel City, with officials of the COM
Npany and a party of men interested in
river terminal improvement.
The party will spend an entire week
In New Orleans inspecting the term
Al work there. Mr.. Norwood left DAY.
export Saturday for LaSalle and VIII
be out of the city at least two weeks.
.PIckPockErs MAKE GETAWAY.
Iowa City, Aug. 25.-William Muir
ray of New York City, robbed of $500
by pickpocket in Iowa City, is still
pushing his charge against suspect
here. Assistant County Attorney H.
D. Evans, after Investigating, believes
\ that the temporarily detained George
Anderson of Estherville is innocent,
but the Murrays attack the alibi. No
clue has been found to the identity of
the other pickpockets, who robbed
Assessor w. F. Burger of $500, Mrs.
A. V. Samuels of $780, and Miss Nellie
Mitchell OF Des Moines OF $12. A
bogus certificate of deposit bearing
forged signature was cashed by Leo
j Bauer, who is out SIG thereby. The
lpayee is missing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-26

BREAKS WRIST cRANklNG AUTO.
De Witt, Aug. 25.--T. l.. Connole OF
Dewitt. broke two bones in his right
wrist while cranking an automobile.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-26
REAL ESTATE

A good, clean stock Of hard
ware that will invoice $1,000
no buildings. Doing a cash bust
ness OF over 500 per day. owner
hires 1t run and can not give his
time and will give some one a
good square trade.
A fine 200 acre., prairie farm.
Well improved. Deep, black, soil.
Almost all level land. Well locat-
ed in Wapello County. $3.50 per
acre. Owner would take some
trade and give easy terms on
balance. A snap.
One Of the finest modern resi-
dences in the city of Ottumwa.
Perfect In evey> respect. Owner
wants a farm and means bust
ness.
Strictly modern room house.
Close in belonging to an estate
and a real bargain.
We have a large list Of proper
ties Of all kinds for sale or ex-
change and would be pleased to
have you call at our office or
telephone 1900.
ROTH BROS REAL ESTATE co.
1909 w. Second 81. Telephone 1900
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-26
y Advertise your wants in The Courier Want
Columns. Only 12c per word
Wanted

WANTED TO RENT-GOOD SIZED
farm on shares or cash. Address A
19-X care Courier.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-26

wANTED-YOUR OLD CARPETS
to make into rugs, beautiful and dur
able rugs from old carpet at reason
able prices. Write for descriptive
catalogue. Bloomfield Rug Works,
Bloomfield, Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
Dexter

Mrs RobArr 7 Whi-ehouse president
q <Ae Maine UcTnac's Suc-1ga Asso-
c:at:oa, will give AT address on Won
AIS Suffrage CEde- the auspices %
ire local ". c. T. L. at so \ u,
Thursday. in Temperance hall.
Ire Wedding Of Frank ?. Teao ard
Miss GeCrgiaarz La.onta:re t3oE pace
Moaday a. St AIMS Ce,holic church.
the ceremony being performed By Rev.
p T. 9, Nancy. Tie BRIDE xas attend
81 BIZ her sists-. Miss Deiav;1a Laton-
,aine. and the wedding march vas played
Or Ms. Ma-io-, Baske.- The bride wore
white crepe r chene and carried
rosary and bridal bouquet The maid OF
honor wore pink silk gown. The groom
was attended ~ Peter G. Gou,etre. 4
large number Of the relatives and friends
Of the Young couple Eess present Mr..
ari Mrs. veho will reside in Dexter
after returning from a Welding trip.
Mr. Nero is employed az a noulder at
Fay & Scn:t's machine shop
The remains ot the late Richard II.
Luther. who, died Sunday az his home On
Main street. were taken Tuesday to
Winchester, y. H, Cor burial. The de-
ceased came to Dexter from Hartiand
a few years ago and was employed in
Z local mill A widow survives
Frank Cro<el. lie confined to Ills house
with a broken rib, having sustained the
injury while cutu.g Ice on Lake Was
sookeag.
The Dexter Clr1o has decided to omit
the annual bail usually he'd on Feb. 2,
the anniversary OF the clubs orgauizs-
ton and 70 hold. on that evening. a
regular .adies- night celebration. The
committee Tor the nsxt ladies night, Feb.
L, WIFI De Taylor X Etes. DR.. Charles
H. HaIn.s and Dr. Elmer Weymouth.
The Thermometer at Fay & SCOTS
machine shop Sunday morning register
ed IS below; and from % TO . below
each morning since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
Soft, Fluffy Hair
Always Aids
Beauty and Charm.

Girls and women Of all ages want
70 be charming, beautiful and attrac-
tiveit's their birthright-buts tringy,
thin and Hteless hair destroys half the
beauty OF a pretty face.
II your hair Is not beautiful. is fall
ing out, s1-eaky, full Of dandruf. too
dry, or If the scalp itches and burus,
Use Partisan Sage. Rub it well into
the scalp. It Will go right 10 the hair
roots. nosrish them, and stimulate the
hair to grow strong and luxuriant.
Partisan Sage removes dandruff with
one application and cleanses the hair
Of dirt, dust and excess oil. 1t win
cool and fnvigorate the scalp and
make the hair doubiy beautiful.
Partisan Sage Is scientifically
made preparation that gives the hair
Just what Is needed to make it soft,
fluffy. thick and gioriously radiant. II
Is delicateiy perfumed; is inexpensive
and can be had at all drug and toilet
counters or from Bowditch-Webs
Co. 80
Sold and guaranteed in Gardiner by
Jackson Bros-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
The Valve cf a Guarantee.

Gus-a,-ezs made - au,onoaii-
1.z-1ttzc---,-e-s z-e somewhat s.-::z:
u tLls= applying . ether inGvstrie-
T5er 1seIy are made % sound Te.,,
Ut contain enough io9p-ho!es . 2e--
TIT = any .2:4-r-e-zt.on-
-ae value . : guarantee. 10 mat
~ v-1 1aEa II u @hac :. says. DE-
pants -25!-=:.7 1r71 TIE lia=-zl!ry :
- c.-sz-- IL wo-ld not Do buz--
nesz with Z nan whom vou distrus.
y. no matter how binding the con
.-scE = dispute would IL inevitable
There z-e rag r:.h whc-r you -
business OF z v=-oal agreement NOR
readily than =o1 would With otae-a
TEh=-e :o- ara protected b. the
:.gatszt CONTRACT that could D. draw
i : a. & altar q l5- lnteg-.cy q.
ne -2s==s
Tat azp.:es 20 the guarantee Civ
= with Hudson cars. Tie guarantee
you ger ~.lea you Guy re car IS p-ac-
iicaIF the same as that made 1t an
o,ae- eUC1Trot:ie manufacturer BE-
longing 10 tn y. = :. N
The actual guarantee hat vou re-
ce!ve ! the reputation Of the Con-
pany. Il :ol d. not understand tha-
then the conditions thai surround -
Hudson Motor Car Company are a
guarantee IN themselves as 20 yol.r
protection Millions 0: dollars are
involved II this concern and It's FL
tUre is more important than rs past
The Iner 81 its head ara good bust
ness men and they appreciate hor
important IS a good reputation.
The amount Of noney involved n
the sale q each car = great The
disappointment OF any buyer result
ing from Cad treatment would be
boomerang that would affect future
sales. TIE management, OF the Hui-
son Motor Car Company is shrexl,
enough not 70 jeops rdize its. future
By failure 10 literally interpret IN,
letter Of lis guarantee. We could no
more permit misunderstanding 20
arise where Justice Is on the owners
side than would business man.
Jealous Of his credit, repudiate an
obligation. Hudson Motor Car Com
pany, Detroit. P. u. Lawrence, Deal
er. AugEsta.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS
"A Fool There Was" anS Traffic n
White Slavery" to Be PresenteS 81
Special Request by Empire Stock
Co.

TIE popular Empire Stock COMPANY
I'll cose cheir 'oag engagement a. TIE
Opera House rAis Saturday night ana
VII present By .;pectaI request OF Friday
me great and most talked about pla:-
in years Traffic in White Slavery ana
As cae demand ard sale is already large
TO- this spec;al performance we advise
al 20 o-1ef seats early. For today.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY the g-ea. COM
edy "A Fool There Was'' with Master
James 3. Hol-ke n tie cast VII De pre-
seats1 This Is one Of the best plays
presented b- the company ard Always
he'd for cloeing play in each and
every city. On Saturday afternoon a Big
farewell reception matinee will De held
On the stage by tire entire company a1ter
the matinee. Don't miss iris event Of
the amusement season.-Ady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04

Augusta friends Of Roy Atkinson, a
former member Of the Journal repor-
to!.ai STAFF, will be interested in the
following bouquet which the Maine
Woods OK jan. IS hands hin: Roy
Atkinson reporter On the Boston
Post, and one time editor OF Maine
Woods, made a flying trip 10 Maine
LAST week and a short visit to his
mother in Pennington. Nj Atkinson
has been on the reportorial staff Of
the Boston paper for several years
and Is put on many important as.
signments. He is a most genial fe4.
low TO meet and has a peculiar
knack OF "worming" a story out Of a
fellow whether he wants 70 tell II or
not and we have never noticed tina.
ii lost anything in the writing. His
articles are very readable and he gets
in all the points. and little more
jus, to be sure that the readers get
their moneys worth"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
Is Charged with Assault with q
Dangerous Weapon with In
tent to XII - Takes Arrest
Calmly
DATE OF ARRANGEMENT
Is NOT YET ASSIGNED
Syphers Reported to Be Steadily
Recovering from His Wound
Suffers No Serious Results
from Ride to Jail

Gso-ze L Sy-1-z 9. Mas Hi. .o--
-s- st.=-6<-- - re A0g-sA Stz,e ho-
-E.zi vto Lad strce Tuesday afternoon
IA. =, tesc cnlS-e.1 % rs lei I. thAt
.E-l-.1l E-.-.-z t-E : s=L-1Eeit--e.5
kite. -oc-s /. rs ie.r hrez<- hs r.
60. s-s1 s-@eEcy 70 - -4ose3 az Vas
take. Wst-seta? .o-e,ec, t-u- -te
HOSPITAL ard pLard = EGzs.ac al
vAsrs he = .or --ie- s-=s- sr5 c1z-g
e VIZ &. zsszci. v:-l & Gz-es-os
EA,ca -1.l Infant . e. TIE ds:e =
rs s7zss-Es-. before J1dzs Lancaster
C tie ul-.cps, co-- cz--o. a. ysc =
s-a..e &c. "a Tot expected 70 cD-= bsto-s
vss.. AID Perhaps .azEe-
TIE warrant to- sTpAs-S ares. was
swo-2 CT ~ CITY Ea-s1zl Cc-xz-. an
TIA. oAcs-, s.cozpa-is5 II S1s-.. Gu
~ Gs.cas1l. wen. z. ztez- = o'cf-c.
v s6ces61y to.ecoo- % I-e Stz.e ho=-
pt.sl Ware S1er. Getcae-! Es-ed IT,
warrant Sypbsrs toek tie s-rss: quiet
l. s,5 Ezds 10 couns--- He vas st,e
10 VA. tro1 lis rc.n s-t tzEs rs
place u 8 CT ~hich -. awaiting t.z
st,sc which tie COT vas o.soei T. PT2D-
us-s sEb1A1-oe AZ. Accompanies. ~
Kay. he vas Gkso 70 :.a all, zr.v.-g
shsrs az sh'o-t -ooa- Sypts.s Se rakz1
az Gre % = cal c. ,ae guard coo-
soo-. where he VII for tae p.sAz, =
confined Es s-oot tie TIP ~sg al AZ
p-zrs ~ have sEe--5 10 i1:urr-s e.
fec-s
The c-lr= to- -A.ch syrAs-s "a. A.
r==te5 vas Il as.s-p, Jaz :. % ky
Mrs Margaret F=-Et-ss lead nurse .o-
TIE E.a.s s.ek <z-d Il TIE !o~e- Ear!oE
building q ;hs A1g-sta STATE Los-.tzl
With wacL. Il Is Supposed - had t4eco-=
:ztsc-stad- ~ TIE t:-s II TIE saoC-i-z
Sypse-s Rad, to- re ras- .,-e months
and Up 20 tie SATURDAY precs1.-g TIE
shooting. VIXEN hs =as discharged fo-
i,coEcztion. teea e-p,3ysd - the hos-
ptczi as AT s--eClz-t
Early Tuesday atcs-ao-on- Jzc =. &C.
co-ttag 70 Information given or 81 ,z=
ps!ice. Syphsrs gained a. ez,ra-ce - -.e
EA-io~ building at re ward IT Wiki
Ms Perkins VS. employed. and chasing
1sr into t1= dining tz.. s-=6 Z SO. a.
Ter from & -z-ca.o-= revolver. t-- me
bile. want wild z-6 s.rzcE tLe ~zl. r.
bounding into Z :.o~s- Pot The fright
e.st woman then ran sc-css tae dining
hail and CIT i1to 2 hallway. vhs-= =
chsrs pursued ard fred s4co,t set
hrs. Perkins falling ~ -ha- r-c-ec. .
:ae eoo-. 50 that ire ta-ie. raee=6 ov=-
her and buried i.se!t II the wan Sypne-s
then c1-ned the revolver a-5 sac, hin
81: Il the let, b-e4s. .us- abcve the
nipple, tie bullet passing yearly through
his body ard lodging under the .e..
shoulder tlz6e.
syphers mas had very i:t,le 20 say s--c=
TIE tt1-e Of tEe Shooting. except ira =
regretted lis act, and siIce Us a-rivzl
a. tle all he las continued 20 maintain
sleIce- Wednesday was ,hs rrst tine
tnst n Rad ls:. lis bad snce re day ..
ire shooting. although lie had bear abe
u 81 - in bed toc several days past
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04

thursday I'll - tie iss- opportunity
% - Craze Cr~t aa5 FrA-c-s Ford
- L1cl-le Lave tzs u TIE Eys-=rF
- rs Tc-o-a Rocl,' II Ny La4-E
RHes sres Gace Cwari plays :
csa--.-g 6oot.e role ~hse E-z1c-s Ford
- r1s '-Ia.s-a-soaAl Sr ard aa--y
S+12-za x = c2N-zoaz aid dasa1as
yuGcg cAEGEY oEce-, sJppc.- tie god
Seal s-A- Il AZ .-ts.se.T i1,sr-rs
.-rEa q ,lroas roo0 iots..ov. T-s
Gcl5 Seal pictures are asTaye god and
IL. drama l. ozs 0. TIE hsE Il Las Pre-
dCc@
Also -e szvs Oh rel kr1~a F--e-=-
artists. l-ciziEcg Sl-nErsd Greenwood
and. Il Co1e- 4 : 70 rel American
Faa.Er=. T1@- : Do-s1 waits WM-
C4sos-- Al vsase- Es-ss-Ea1 Il a. I--p
tsz--s. "E Dza-e-o-s GroCH'[
Ps~. o. Fate : Eo -sss Rsr fsz--
ere, -1s Las u re Linz" : Domino
feature. al : Ksys-o-a ccu@3T, o-i.
: Fam-s CEa-E Completes a.
5-.asaE .s.e-s.3,g p-oEn a II
Co;oEL To- Thursday.
Don, t3-Est n F-AzE arr sat1-1aT,
TIE .-L episode c. tie Ask-=- Key
with i recEete v:.1 -hr-.s XII. ~
l-z- q -1= Ccicrlal preE-zn-Av--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
JEFFERSON

MeseFvs & Meserye have placed a
new boiler in their steam mill at the
North village.
Willow Grange initiated six new
members Saturday night.
Herbert Cudworth began his work
as rural mail carrier Feb. /. He was
appointed to the Waldoboro route,
No. l.
The Jefferson Dramatic Club pre-
sented the comedy Drama. The Coun-
try Minister" at Grange hall Thurs
day evening There was fun house
and the audience appreciated a most
successful entertainment. supper
was served and the receipts amounted
to about $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
No Fres.. sne.s o. Ice IA Bermuda

No Frs. sne~ o. Ice IA Bermuda
Frost Sow. fog o. See-.aosn ~-s
are E-knowa = Bs-ud2 W1I
E.c.sr grips the North American COZ
u-en.- wksn gray skies presolt1ata-
and al vegetation : dormant Ser-
n.da rescsces L = hslLy aSnospaea-
brilliant sunshine and country
ahszze With flowers Az opportunity
II. bs offered .o1 On cts TIP 70 Eer-
uc6s from Maine. O, March Is. 10
visit ,sese beautiful Islands Wr-ts
Maine Tourist Assecy. Portland fcr
itinerary
Wha. Lester Partridge Says.
rexe- vii forget ny first inpres-
son q Bermuda TIE beautiful re-
ss-.sors o. TIE Ea,er a-s- a,,racte,
NJ attention. and the whole OCEAN
seemed 10 % 11-aad 70 beautiful Pea
green Shc-zIy after re were landed
u o-s - the los- beautiful spo.s
have eTtr SCI Tie rare beauty c.
sceas-r. fragrance 9. the towers and
IDEAL c-irz,=. and I could 70, he,p u;
aS-ee with President Wilson when e
said. :, = indeed = paradise"
A Maine Opinion.
= NeE vineyard mar WHO with lis
viz made oce % the Bermuda trip,
arranged b. tie Maize Touris, b.
RAJ writes : nos. enthusiastic letter
% praise 20 NJ Francis TIE best
ZIP :oos OF heard u for the money
&c ssi5--A6T-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
Hair coming out? If dry,
thin, faded, bring back
its color and lustre.

Within ten minutes after an appN
cation Of Dsnderine you cannot ind a
single trace of dandruff or falling h: .ir
and your scalp win not itch, but what
VIII please you most win be after q
few weeks use. when you see new
hair. fine and dowry at frst-yes-but
really new hair-growing all over TIE
scalp.
A little Danderine immediately
doubles the beauty Of your hair. No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
FRIENDLY LEAGUE.
Program as Arranged fer tire Gsntn
CT February.

Feb s--9-.a. daring lass, NJ Lee
Far 4-k--T-s, t-s.-sss meeting: *--t
1z1c--s
Feb s---G-.a dancing class
Fe5 11-e-75 c-es-aE-g ard e.
a-c.6ey cLass=s F<-s- mating Of ~
G:e= GLIB 11ee- -za al-e1..o. Q. Hrz
Sz@r=!.e ara Ms Edwin Br,..x1 4,
nea5e-s 40 car Rad -2zic may :o.-
80. az u .TonaEs S-Erag=~ - NJ
E.oEe-c= 8roc:z WLi-=ao-s= 9. Portland
Eeo - g-z1. 6ancE2g c1ass
Feb L.ca-d-ezLasiag and e,.a-o.der
classes. G!== Cl-o: 80. Valentine rz-:y
Es5. RI 80 dancing cIass.
Feb. -5ta-ta-a.Te-sarE party Tor NAN
bars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
Another Big Event at Popular Prices
Promised, and Promises Properly
Labelled Count for Much.

II this instance the announcement IS
made :hat theauegoers may soo1 count
or three Ped Letter" days Of Musical
Comedy with daily change oc program.
IN which the eccentric comedian Bob OFT.
inte-Dre:s the leading comedy roles.
These Musical plays are al from tie
pen Of Matthew Ott, recognized as one
OF ths most successful satirists oc the
present day. and tAey all bear the stamp
Of J. n. German whose reputation as a
purvsyor Of clean, breezy, scintiilat;ng
entertainments at popular prices stands
unchatlsnged: His standards
have been accepted at par during the
past three decades by the blue Blood"
Of y. E. especially in Boston and vicin-
iry.
As a consequence his announcement Of
"A Big Dollar Show at small
prices doesn't mean a thousand people
On the stage with train load Of scenery
and accessories Il doesn't mean prob
lem plays nor knotty questions Fequir-
ing careful analysis or microscopic scru-
dnty from lofty pedestals by ee,f-ap-
pointed guardians Of tie Public Veal
But il does mean moro novel and pleas
ing innovations Of the iaughter-compei-
Ting kind, more catchy musical numbers
set to melodies OF the Ny Feet Won't
Behave" kind. more pretty costumes
worn By beyy OF charming Iassies Of
the decidedly adorable yet never aD-
prnachshle kind, than many attractions
charging several times over the prices
at which ]. ". Gormaa's Musical Com
edy Co. with the JOYFUL Bob OFT plays
There Is positively nothing to It but
n,irth-provukirs nonsense, the kind that
completely unb.iEes the latent risibiiit-
les, giving them unchecked sway as the
doodgates Of laughter are unhinged and
thrown wide open, which they always
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUFF--25 CENT DAkDERINE

difference how dull, faded. b-i.,le ans
scraggy, just moisten cloth WE
Danderine and carefully draw y
through your hair. taking one s'nsa
strand at a time The effect Ia anas,,
ing-your hair will be light f,usy snI
wavy, and have an appearance
abundance; an incompatible l1st"
sof,ness and luxuriance.
Get a 25-cen, bottle Of Knowlton'
Danderine from any drug store or to.
let counter. and prove that your ns
Is as pretty and soft as any-that !"
has been neglected or injured by car.
less treatment-tha.'s all-you SURE.
can have beautiful hair and lots Oh =
II you viii just try Q little Dandsrin@-
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
MADISON
Vital Statistics for January as
Compiled by the Town Clerk
Funeral of Late John
Nichols, Starks
REV. RAYMOND BROWNING
GOES TO WATERVHLE

TIE .c.!CT.cg Interesting vi-zl STATS
.cs z-= s-.czTa - .Es 51oks - re Mali
sor 1877 Ger. sc- - month 0. JAZZ
AZ:
2--az--z-- :. % ,.e vie ot JOIN Dr.
p--zzsz. Laughter: 20 80 Vie ut eEav
= Dunlap. : Laughter jan : 70 The
liz y C1-ilh1 y.Eo-=-.a : "a lighter.
-zz. = = It1= @jta o. E1<zrd -.yZa.
: La1g----5 lar =. - II sl.e ~ Lew
-lrsla-i:, : G1ag-I- Ia- =. 70 the wife
q Louis 8.--oo=--, 5a1sl-e-: jan :.
20 - g:t= y -i:.--5 I-galls- s:aug1-
TO- Jar Z. % the vie u y-..zl Par
: le-g.tsE- 4 me wife y jam :. NJ
Ea-.a1d. : Lz-gh.+-
M2-rz==-Jzz. :, sce5hea E-zg-.5aa
z-gt Mss A--.e Gha-e.aE Jan =.
Clinton H Nol.= a-rt Miss Ss.i:4 YVES
c--y. Ian =. Kara Coin AM Mss IL
Car
Cee-ks-Iza- =. jefferson Wentworth.
zEe5 :: Yeas. = months. G3ys- Ja--s
Ho~a-t Riv@lg a@.t : -1o.clz: jan =.
A,-1so- P=-..-s - SkJE1eEz1, zxez =
-e4-=. : -c--a, , 5a-s; ia =. 20 7-!-
:. HeTEo--e-. ag=5 : years, = -.ouc1s,
ta-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04

For the convenience % Augusta
patroas rese-ed seats for The For
est Ca-utra.4 . be given the evening
q Feb. stn az Wiieon hall Eauowen,
By the girls Of the Industrial School,
will 6e On sale Thursday morning a. 8
O'clock at E.thsr's Drug Store. Also
a. whites Drug Store. Hailowell.
General admission tickets are or sale
II Gardiner a. Beane's Drug Store
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04

4 party 0: AugU5ta fishermen in
which we're Henri G-egoi-e. Odelo7
Baachet.e. L La!.5e-ce ana 9. Fer
rand returned Tuesday Afternoon.
from Long pond II Sor1e-~.l.e, vxhere
they had for the past three days
bean enjoying me ice fishing They
hsd & long rice Il. the face u 4 b..:re
Wind, but they report that they had L
good time and broUgh. home with
them fire string Of Is FISH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04

are r-sa a1E "a - MAJ OF E-Sc2-
ccla.sS are s<2ax p-sss-sE
a@@a@- UEs All s.acs an tAs- Z
& camel gs.s = -. GoTAa. X1szca
EEA.y Co with Bob OK las =. -@S-
E---x1 clS All t. oes- So-S-z=
coZ-a-F FsErg Ecscz. cs7 a.
roE-1z- prizes eox O. -ke rc1E- ~ II
1e-a Eozse Al re1e Eaak P-s-es Inc.
&c, ss- Sat ssse opens F-5Ea! Es5-l-g-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04
Funeral CT Late John Nichols

TIE s--=-zI !: ,5= .z,e Joa- %.13c-z,
F.o *: s<.c---zy after - st9r- II
-ess, -4s conts;--s.1 II Re-. Z y Web
scr Tuesday AFTERNOON :. Ms ate home
!. Sts-Es- Tie otriz; vas II tFe family
~ = tie EtEaara Cemetery. M-. Mich
IS zzs re so- 0: E1--zin an: Do-cas
E;et--e- Eicho.s. aid rs = y-a-s. :.
months zli cas- Cd Il. Ezs 3 IA
i've zc5 a.e-!o-z resident .. S-a-ks
NJ William Hal vent W-eir=sd.y 70
Dresden. where So VII pass taT lays
E:-a 80 -c-lA--
Rer. Eaymoz5 Browning ~ho h4z
hz~- m .ezt=r = RE union sv21gel:st.c
ze--.cez II Madison tor the past t1-e-
ara z 1a.t ~+=ss- eft Wednesday fo-
s.o7'1ezan, where Le Ti.! Z tze gues.
.: III. Cover so- : Eek days teEo-e 60
.1c 20 W-,e-vl.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04

Il IS understood -ha. Frank J. Ham.
Who has !us- concluded MS term %
serEice as warden o. the Maine State
prison. XII MAKE his home in Al
gustA for he present and viii occupy
tire 9. =. Moor!e-, house &, - Crosby
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04

AEonz the -ece-. irths which have
a-e1 recorded a. TIE Office Q. the city
clers are the foiioE.ag: jan. =. -
ME. and 1trs. Alex = johnson z so-;
Jan. -. % M. and Ms. William =,
DinsroEt q daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-04

Cog- PIE Tree. No u. 2 q -
viii hold special meeting al 80
iris ersaing for th= purpose q re-
caring Applications, examination o.
candidates. e:c. Members are re-
CRESTED u BE pUncruaL