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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-10-14

territory, touching Canyon on the
south and west, Ada on the southeast,
Boise county on the north and east
and Adams county on the north.
Emmett is the principle town and
is the county seat. The county is well
watered from top to bottom. Squaw
creek, rising in the mountains to the
north runs down the long narrow neck
to a point few miles below Sweet,
where it empties into the Payette river
and that noble stream flows east to
west across the southern end, forming
the fertile valley.
The northern section while hilly, is
provided with many prolific valleys in
which grain and hay are cultivated
without irrigation. There is a consid-
cradle body of timber in the extreme
northern end. Several paying mines
are being operated at Pearl and the
hills offer rich opportunity to the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-10-14

Portable and ample court house free
of expense to the taxpayers.
Two weeks later this item appeared.
quick action. Prompt response to ap-
peal. Results. That expresses it.
The new court house which the
citizens of Emmett are building for
Gem county will be ready to move
into July 5, when the new county
takes effect, unless something unfor-
seen happens to spoil present plans.
The big vault was completed Tues
day evening, when a volunteer force
of about 20 persons put on the rein
forced roof. Wednesday morning IL
carpenters reported for duty and by
night the frame work of the walls
were up and at noon today was boxed.
The frame for the roof will be up by
tonight and the siding and floors will
go in rapidly. Beaver board will be
used for the interior walls instead of
paster
E. o. Mech started work this morn
Continued on Page H.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-10-14
A NEW COUNTY IS BORN TO DAI1O-GEM OF THE STATE
Related Officials from Emmett Citizens

Fruit is king Of products in the
Payette valley all about the town of
Emmett, the story Of which is told
elsewhere. There is also an abund-
ance Of small grain raised in the
county, much corn, alfalfa and tame
hay. Live stock is an important asset
on farm and ranch, while dairying Of
fers great inducements.
The citizens are energetic, prosper
Gus and modern. These characteristics
were demonstrated when the county
became assured. A court house was
needed. The following statement in
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-10-14

The Index under date of June 3 shows
what the Emmett people did:
At meeting of the Commercial,
club Tuesday evening, definite plans
were made to provide a suitable
court house for Gem county at the ex-
pense of the citizens Of Emmett and
surrounding country, and have il
ready July 5, when the new county
takes effect. The expense will be met
by popular subscriptions and if ev-
erybody will contribute even little,
the burden will be light.
Through the generosity of John Nc
Nish, the use of the old Baptist church
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-10-14

Continued on Page H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
CAPT. JAMES DOWDEN
DIES At NEW BEDFORD

New Bedford, Mass. Ap-l Gal
Ia1n james L'uwder, prie u -he bes+
KNOWN v-naieIneI VINO ever sailed from
TINS po--- died a ms nunie a. IL N III
street This morning, agec s. zsa--s- The
most famous e-plor Of Capt Dow =
den's adventurous career occurred II
1871, when ne played The 1o-emos-
pa- IL ING rescue Of -ne ships cum
panlss o. me whaling [Iee1 IhE- Was
caught and crushed IL me Arcli1.
During Lhe whaling season If III
there we've A. vessels II tfse Asral
ocean and Of his nuulfser thirty 1wQ
wee los- Twan.v two If tins numftsr
;,elong5rz Il New BsGfnrC ars eigrITh
Of -n4 whaling feet mailing from THIS
pu~r and me flower O. El rhe Ships
sem ou- Dv New Bsdfn-d merchants.
There was Z loss U s1.50t0o rE the
destruction u- tbs elee-. 4ppro,-j-
1nalely Pee people nat g n4 -&Ee1.
lnoarc ne vess4ls -haZ ESCAPED M
ciutcrl.s " The lct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
MES CORNER

Mrs. FRANK Wilson and fou. cnild-e-.
o. skpwtegaI a-e visiting her uncle :.
W Henderson
T-ed TOBY. haf beer ILL., l. slowly r.
covering
M-E Wealthy Weymouth mas moved
back II ne. old home = t1e Corner
Mise agnes LUZ Of SkOv'heEaI was al
home over sunday wiki he, parents NJ
tlnc Ms JONI LIZ
A--g. Louise cu--ler was II fairfield
V ednesdsy n see he- sister, Hrs, EIler.
Laws, VIM il seriously H.
AIlsz Beu.ln Lu.2 naE re-Erl.e1 10 f1et
worE after : -vo weei,E' vacation.
N-s. Carl anderson Vas Il " l.1a~viIic
pn " eduesday.
The cottage PRAYER meeting was ns4l
Sunday evening Il : ( Coughs
John LUZ has purchased . heavy vora
horse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
Uni. OF MAINE
The FRS Newspaper Institute
10 b E=ld April - p
u eE-Enown Speakers 10
b n Attendance

gC,-uno Ne. -Ap-zI 3 zr,e-jr,s -7,-,.
80 -. ----.+,.-.,.- ,. --,-.-..--..
- 1'-l0 = = i'=il = Ii IL
+zl-} q AI--Ifs VII -aif Place ~ ms
cE-upps- sp--il - ana = anE ! If z-ls5
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--''-- + lisl- - IS 70 :
Ae1F W. ~ ~trssf Sessions o. NJ -t-tl-
4-lng which II ID IL E1low-r rs : News
4ls7,a- 1,,s-4tr-s and * - - 7,-,fa, -4.
...-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
TIE WAY OUT.
Change o. Fooa Brought Success ans
Happiness.

Al ambitious hut delicate Eirl. af-
1ar failing 70 80 through school on
account q nervousness and tvsre-ia
found IN GrR7e-NuIs the only thing
mat seemed 70 build her NJ and fur
nish her the pease Of health.
From infancy" she SAWS, .T have
learn &; any cos; ! finally co- 70 the
ElEh school hut soon had q abandon
uly studies on account Of nervous
prostratlon ana hvs1aria
Ny food did no- agree with M
and ] grew thin and lesaonde-t. /
could moi enjoy the Simplest social
affair for ! suffered constantly from
nervousness il spite Of al sorts u
medicines
This vretched condition rnn1ir ned
until ] became Interested IN the lei
le1s Of those who hac cases like mine
and who were being helped hy eating
Grape Nuts
= had little faith but procured
pkg. and after the first dish I ex1er-
fenced z peculiar satisfied feeling
that had never gained from any Or
binary food. / slept and rested bet
Ter that night and il few GAYS be-
gan 10 grow stronger
i had a new feeling Of peace and
restfulness. In a few weeks, 10 n
great JOY, the headaches and nervous
ness left me and life became brish,
and hopeful. resumed my studies
and later taught ten months win
ease-nsing Grape-NUts every DAY. :
am now the mistress OF a har.av
home, and the old weakness has psy
er returned
Name given by Postum Co. Ra+fle
Creek, Mich Read THE Road 40
Wsliville" il pkgs. There's a Rsa-
son"
Ever read the above letter. a new
one appears FROM tine to time. They
are genuine, true, and fuii Of hu.nan
Interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
CLARENCE EMERY SUR
PRISED ON BIRTHDAY

Clarence Emery, one oe the t-anc
crew Of the local telephone Office was
literally swooped down by Z score u
friends, Wednesday even3ng, VII
came 10 help MIN observe ms ii-1hdar
anniversary II MS home. 23s Main
street Mrs. Emery nad d finger II
the pie for she was aware Of what
was II store for Mr.. Emery and sent
him 70 the door 10 admit the little
a-uy when the bell rang al O'Clock.
Whist and other games were. Of
course, IN order, and then there were
the Indispensable refreshments. 4
large picture wsE presented TO M
and Mrs. Emery by the company ara
he responded in z characteristic man
ner. Those present included. Charles
Keith. David Curtis, Nr. and Mrs.
George Leighton, Mrs Viola KeIley.
ny. and Mrs. Eugene winston,
Ernest Oliver, Ny. and Mrs Nelson
wentworth. Miss Verna Davis. Nj.
and Mrs George Jones, Miss Bessie
Smith and Miss Annie Mason.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
RESCR!PT FROM
The LAW C0UR1

Il - opinion recently renewed
the ofiire II Lhs cle~l. II cou--s. II i
Knox county cgEa u Luxe = >.sa-- 4
F.ocklaud- Rockpo-- Lime G.. . q
he r+ssc-ip- drawn i-y C'haf ..-i
- wage g.Ees { Ve-y 1ucli slaEe11..1.
-1e rights q preferred s.oci-9 iii ~
v-sI a. the limitations. and =. No.
Tor uou-1,a y-r-ler-- u Dividends vh.a
Hre hr dissolution and nu- - a7o,ie-
-ur 5o- amour due ry corporation {
5nciriduLl s-ucI-1oloR- The -esc-.,f:. B
Is follows
Luxe : Spaa- rs E.sci.l1-d- E.oa
1Qr- Lime &C - ais
Eesc-llI- r. SEvags. = J.
: Tn -g-.[erau-lll -lrn-s o. d
<a-re5 s-uoI-nulds- a-Ise from lis ca
l-ac- cu6 l-e e-L+ ll-cea big IL euu
EEalrs- mt cu-pu-a-lon and 9th
stockholders il accordance with
terms ~ ms contract cut aside fl
hls sI,@ri5- cour-a21 he stands OIL
t'a--f- t0o-ius than any other $40.
noldar
: preferred sTncf1hulder is 10.
@1'ruI!u-- re cAnnu- claim diy1del
or Of funds [hE. l-e needed Toy.
-ra5 ll--rl'a-lr shnull l'e applied 10, I
llEvmcr- n dt,n1s
-1re,,1a-s may uss profits for
d+7 eicpmen- u ms corporate busine
81 long as they a. not abuse thar ]
crs+lo1lErT Towec o Violate the chs
1a,- o. -he can-rac-s made. rs 10 w9
is with particular classes Of 500
tIaldla~s
When ms certificate Of p
1s---to s-ockhnl0e- provides Lna;
SHAH be entitled, or Of the net ear
lnEs II Iae COMPANY . E semi anu
preferential. cumulative dividend,
l'e pBld N provided .n- before
dividend Is Sc. al,2-t ~ paid Oh t
common s1ock-" he Is entitled 10 IL
such dividend paid semi annually,
there are ne. earnings.
8 : case II which = appears Il
the ne- earnings Of q Corporation rs
beer applied 70 Ihs enlargement u :
plant and in which i also apps
thai ny E sale Of al tbs assets. cg
corning which there Is nc aileEa-i1r
--2p1, so small & SUN IVES realized
70 show thai The net earnings have
disappeared and rhe capital Itself
i'eHn greatly impaired. ant II valcs
further appears that the corporal
has apparently ceased 10 90 aus-w
Is nDl S case which calls for The
lal,sIinn u dividend to prefer
stockholders. The proper remedy
sach Stockholders Is moi aiviaaads
dissolution.
{. In BIN brougf. by one STD
holder for the benefit Of himself
al other stockholders, 10 compel |:
declaration Of dividend. il maa
alleged that application has been ui
10 tna directors for the decl2ra-io1
such q dividend. or some reason n
ne alleged why such aa applcat
would be inetfectual- The oerasA
one STOCKHOLDERS for the paynoekN
the amount claimed 10 be due -
Individually is not an application
the declaration # . general dlyids
Exceptions overruled. BID disrlis ,
with costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

4 wrestling match int If sr-s @
prove pig attraction Tor followers Of
ti1e sport VIII re.ke place Friday ezarl1rlr
IL 1tis a-no-y. when Jim LDrdeak ~
Boston. the Creek walterweigt- cra1r,-
plon q tfle world, viii meet Alfred Gag
ns Of WINSTON. -re middlev-eIE-tl- cham
p1nn q Maine. BON rl=u a-e zbi.
scientific V''ss-le-s o. Dig reputation. ana
with Lo-deas win MS title 10 defend
ann Gagne anxious Il claim II fo- ms
OWE, there lf sure 10 be- something m.
ing. They viii w-.esLle 10 Z finish .na
Des- TWO falls ON u -f1-ee S.sve.-s.5
local Wresrie-s viii furnish me yrelir,-
irIa-leE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
Maine SOCIETY
FOR THE PRoTEC-
TON OF lNIkM'

Portland Me april S--ns Man
Socie-v for 1he Protection n ANNA
heId IFS annual meeting ne-e Weuras
lsv and the following Officers vss
.siec-eG. President Col, frederic :
8pu-frv. vice presidents, LCws4
W-oodr11a11 o. Portland. Hon. E.avgg
b. Beal Of BznEo- George =. -.o-s,s
u Portland. 8erbe-- :. Lma-r d
Y a. a-ville. Ciemen- :. DUrvU~-t e
MaculRs u. Alfred Williams ant.
onv o. Lewiston. sec-e-G-y, A--E- "A,
lald4 :. 3ou-hby. treasure. aU--- A
rustus r Moultor Of Portland a
to-neyk. Clement T. I.pnlnsoL an
Jacob i t}e-rnan VI Portland ".
.e-Inary Surgeons. ? U. Zun--E-syz
George = x esco-t and William I
Spear. all aut Portland
Ts,esldan- Bop-hny II MS ar,--l- :.
dress said -1s+ some CRITICISM Il
beer uladt liacause -flt society Lad "
gone something II prevent tfe st,,,.
ulen1 Of horses from Portland = Z
allies many communications lt,~.1
beer received OF -lIe .surlect.
IL nD-Eing car he aone z Estlres
101.. New Orleans. Savannah 1Nawpc
News, 8&l-!rrpu,t- EEIlapelutlIA 1,=
: urE ~ 5as-Dr' ne sslfc -'wta- i
expected maj W. could az IL Portland
when. If our Ia0-- v'e~e CLOSED = SIX
enID1nen-s Fucn stliurnar-s COMO ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
Coming Events

april 1r-Anriua-I meeting and elec-lor
o. officers % CivIc CIub, q = =-U-Lianc-
Auril -.-S1JJ-=rls Lo-1- 2orvanez.
A.1-I ls-Ea--ipts Day
April 1sCsnt-al Maine EyIaian Juht-
lee, AuDprL nall AlDGrT.
Ap-il L-A-MElna Ae--oaIS- Co-4s--
encs. BiBnop hamilton q. oosloI., presto
ulg, u a1ervi1ie
april z-FsnoDscoe Comfy Teachers
.AssDciElon meets 1nr Reorganization.
bangor.
April 4-Ad iournsa ennual nesting a.
G1T1c Club Al 3 Portland.
Nay -supe-lor Cour- cCnvenes civil
snc criminal, Portland.
May 4-e-ConEregauonEl Conference
Knc missionary Sacle-y % Maine. annual
meetings. South Fa-1st church, augusta
nies-ingE, Portland.
May 1-Ly4orc -n-e-scno!astic prize
spsak!1g o. Colby Open Il preparatory
SCHOOLS o. Maine and New hampshire
May E-Grano Lodge Il Q. 2. 8. H.
F,y-nisn Temple, Portland
May a-Me-nu-Ial Day
june l-Sup-ene COu-t Iaw term, Ssn-
June limited States Dlsl-ic, Court,
IaLs s-1-Mair,e Division, soaz o. YET
Grams gnd Ladies Auxiliary, annual
meetings. Bangor.
June @@-supreIne Cnur. law term. PORT
June as-Julr sss,taEt Midsummer
Carnival.
1kls ct University Of Mains summer
term begins. C-ono.
aug. t-Uuive-siIy % Maine suums.
tern closes. C,~oup-
Aug. T1-1s-W aldo County 1ai-, 3eltas.
Sept S-f-Eonference u Employed Of
GERS Association o. the :. AZ Z. - fo-
the STATE q Name, Lake Coobossaecon-
tee, Winthrop.
Sept f-LEoor's Holiday
Sept Superior Cour. corvenes civil
and criminal. Portland
Sept. Zl-Lnited States Dist-ic. Court,
Portland.
oc- Deer hunting season open II
Maine until Der. L
Oct I-Suprsrne Cpu-. sonvensa, Port.
land.
| Oct L-Colunhus Day.
Oct I@Ssuso- & A-pnstonk Railroad
EnnuEl meeting. Bangor
Oct. A-Alnual meetings o. Maine Cen
trgl Railroad End subsidiary companies
Portland.
Oct @-1-M2;ne Teachers Association,
Bangor.
Nov. 60. City election, Gardiner.
Dec t-Clty election. Portland
Dec lS-Ci.y election, n est brook
Dec l-Suprems Court law Term, Au-
EnsrA-
Dec. 1-Unitea States District Court
Portland.
Dec g-Chrscnas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
DEAF AND DUMB NAN
ABLE TO HEAR COURT

a man who was inps-sonating a
deaf and dumb person, and was solic-
i-ing funds 10 alleviate his supposed
distressed condition was, the sole re-
spondsnt in the watsrrille municipal
court Thursday. Il appeared that the
man was z fraud. toasnuch as he
could understand what the court said
10 him and could answer questions vo-
cany. Accordingly ne was given sen
tence Of 30 DAYS IN the county jail a.
Augusta, and the sentence was sos-
pended upon his promise 10 leave the
city and remain away for period Of
one year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
BELGRADE

There VIII Dc FL all-day Grange meet
ing Saturday April 10Th. DR.. TwitchsIl Of
Monmouth and State Master stetson
VIII bs the speakers
The spring term Of the High school
began April 5tn.
Miss Eva Stewart has returned from
months stay in Boston and vicinity.
The funeral Of Samuel whitehopse
VINO died Of pneumonia April 4, viii be
held Il 10 O'Clock Wednesday april :.
Miss Mildred Mills Of Lewiston is a.
the Stewart for a few days.
Master Sswan Pertingau Of Providence
z. L lie stopping for a few weeks with
his grandparents M. and Mrs 0. Il
Groves.
A large quantity Of potatoes are held
II this vicinity awaiting higher prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

There is some IalE around town
1iaa- -,IacK LpwneE, captain o. TINS
year Colby tai team VIII ccaen rfle
Copu-n puye curing tne COMING
sp-irsg .JacK' VIII De unable .
play with Colby tnls year, anc L II II
4,e-tled definitely thai NJ viii coacn
CopusI, il viii mean geoG dsal tn-
the INSTITUTE boys. They nave z
wealth u fine ulEte-2a.. IL" my
knows tbs game from 4 Il Z anh tha
combination ~ goDr ulate-ial win
-owners knowledge u. Lne game
uugnt 1u produce Z pretty vel fin
lsheo prDnuc--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
French CAPT. BEFORE
C0URTlklRTIkL FOR
KILLING HIS WIFE

Paris gpril 5-G.g5 a NJs-CaptaIn
He-aE. al officer IL the French cavalry,
viii pe r-ied by cou-rrIa-tial SATURDAY
for killing MS wife II CornJ4sEIas 1t
cause she persisted il following Ifle army
10 be Ilsa- min, IL dI-ec+ violation c. Or
ue-s Issued by -tis military authorities
Fo- some time after tne crime he-ail
was Z mental and physical wreck II was
feared III would nu1 survive bu1 ne -
Gently recovered a11G wak turned over 10
ttlt military police by the hospital aU-nn--
I-lnE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Tne Delav-and2E Dramatic Clut viii
present rhe play. TING Old New
Hampshire Home 1T the Grange
nal II WINSTON, Friday evening AIrl
+. After the play Z oance VIII De g.s-
IL. WIN music Icy Drew Orchestra.
Tns public Is requested 10 nole ms
Change q dale, -ne play being gwen a
week earlier than tne time previously
announced. The members If 1ns caa5t
nave Gone vel Win zne play ana they
expect tnat tils-s VIII be q ggooE I'll :
tenQaucs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS
Kirk Brown 1t Opera House

Kirk Brown. ably assisted by Mise
Edna Pearl Andrews ane an excellent
company continues To draw packed
houses At the City Opera house every
performance. Those who Hike good,
clean 6r1maA intense and strong, hare
literally patrontzed the stock company,
and have no doubt felt well repaid.
Thursday afternoon that famous play,
The Wife" was given and in the even
ing another Of similar type, The
Lure" WAS well received. Friday after
non Sarah Bernhardts secret French
version Of Camille" win be given for
women only. The evening will be given
over snakespeare's famous play. The
Merchant OF Venice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

p-cvlnr the editorial Departments Il
handling the neFat-
The University o. Maine ->rssE Cls
viii ac1 az hosts for trfe University e,
entertain the visiting aeWspaps-ae
tn. cfut will pe aided ny rscepup
committee. including Nal1e- L hen
nttal,ste- of the Bangor News, n Aal
- F5a-riEarl rllslriass MANAGE o. Ii
Bangor Commercial anc 4 Z Brow.
Acil1o- OF the Ono Town Enterprise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Friends Of Miss Gene--ieve z Co}e.
& graduate o. CoDu-n Classical Inst
tg1e, viii be Interested 70 learn ri.a-
her marriage to Clarence r. Culev-all
q sou-n aancocE win lske place r.
GAY q tn+ JJ-essn- WEAK a. her nome
a. E-osI'ec- Ea-oo-. KISS Coie vas -
eeeoirlgly popular Is ( s-uden- a. Co
Du-n an6 MADE ( brilliant recu-d as
Z student icing Il tbs same I'M +
greet sDc.al favDr1le
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Aniran Encamprnsn-. !. O. O. F. vii
Civ. WORK il tf.e purple dsEse a. the
Odc Peliuws' tai, F-ina. evening
The eIac4.rnpIien1 from Clinton nas
iseer invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Mrs l. r. D-uufrnor9d who -las pser
IN. gueg- o. ne- oangftsr. Airs GeU-ge
Z bsacn AZ Clfionaale, Mast, for tns
past two weeks. vii return Friday &c
iler rorfss fgefs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Prayers Win be said at 3 O'clock Fri
day morning for the late Mas Nancy
sansy az her home, Oakland street, b.
Rev. ]. J. Colbrotn.. pastor Of he Ad-
vent Christian church The remafns Win
be then taken to North Anson far 61ef
services and tnterment q - 1aauzy ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Fo-rss1 ''E5ascer alien Of Fairfield
has beer Chosen az assistant II L-h-
ls-ie DIrsCTu- JUln E.a-reu IL Jue
training sn6 Development OF -ne T.
nrI-n naseDaL tean ms coming seasUr
ldr. AIlen began ms du-l4s -hu-sdar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

~. A-rhnr ( Phelps. Z tt.-vvld.
tra~eie- and Z close opse-v4- will give
one Of nIE entertaining ana instructive
lecrpreE F-1dsy evening a. -te T7i-s.
baptist church. taking fur ms subi-c-
a TIM II rne South sex Islands Tu4
proceeds Of tnls lee-u-e at witt Ill u-t-
e-& wjn te turned over tu -Da Norrlar !
soclal Union 1o- tne renovation " TIE
church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
Mrs. Laura Hsney Of Roekpert.

Mrs. Laura Haney Of Rockport, an herb
doctor and seeress credited with remark
able occult powers. died Saturday, aged
4 For nearly 10 years her name had
been known in hundreds Of Eastern
Maine homes and many wealthy persons
were among her pAtrens- Two daugh-
teD survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

5or. Marin ?. Bartlett lst- for (
short KIP II Boston Oh tins Pullman
tram Thursday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

EirtIe, = E5ussey. Il formerly d. Nor
va ssf3r nov & tsacfser IL Oak Grove
SEMINARY was " enrssday visiting sor11e
o. mn oid friends Z. tDe Jefls Epsilon
Ao1se.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Tas exhibition nal of -ns Lrsuilne
convent OF Elm gree was again
crowded, Wednesday, evening. vine
tiie pupiaf Of Mount Merlc- repeated
-nei. corlcs-i % Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Lafayette Courier.3
Already il Is claimed that the 2
posed anI-frse lunch law w9uh
unconstitutional We thought !. I
the lunch that was uncunstiturior
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

WiltTeQ Z bQElr@E- prop-laIu- Of Lfi4
new Main E1ree1 store, tas -e-u-1le-
from Z business TIL II New yD-E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

M-E- George ". 5pyuIon GnL Sol r.
turned Thursday afternoon from Z
vlsI1 with relatives II Dexter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Mrs q L Sa--owE will entertain tie
DAD Ladies II he- hume Oh Gilman
street. F-iCEy afternoon al 30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
Always Something 70 Do.

tChicago NSWs9
Life is just one swat after anf
First = Is candidates for Office
then ii is carpets and flies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

D-. Tnawe- Of Portland was il -he
CITY Thursday or professional business
returning home or tns afternoon train
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

A Z Lindsey q Gardner was among
the visitors IL tts city Oh puslnsss
-nu-sday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

Z z L-ummpuE VIII IT 10 Portland
Friday for { weekend vlsr WIKI -eia-
IIyeE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
Only As Asxan,. Accents.

tCh1c2Eo NPws,1 4
As Harhingers of spring the tn
and the first dandelion are weie
but no one loves them for thsIaS
along
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

N-1. Leo ( wnfrlake. fxaf gone Il
Portland for { several usye WEE WITT
s-ienue anr -elafIgsf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09

=. 4 Hill. il. Of Bangor was II tnt
ci-v OF business matters Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-09
LOCAL Notice

Jor .all 10 hear n. Phelps lecture
tonign. ~ 1te Sontn sea Islands Won
aerlul viewE Baptist cnnreE. aprdl-