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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11
Mam Nork,s Ere selIs.

Once. and up to o day within TIL
memory Of living men, New York hat
it's fire bells. Eleven Of them wefS
hung in wooden towers about Manhat
tan. A writer Of 1887 declared thai
these bells rang at least 800 times ID
the 365 days Of the year. One Of tht
old alarmers still hangs at the tip-tOJ
Of Mount Morris park, in Harlem.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11

NV. @. Jacobs
VS..
Viva Jacobs
In Chancery Court at Huntingdon,
Tennessee.
In this cause, it appearing from
the bill, which is sworn to, that
Viva Jacobs, the defendant, is a
nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee, she is therefore hereby re-
guired to appear on or before the
first Monday in August next, be-
fore the Clerk and Master of said
court, at his office in Huntingdon,
Tennessee, and make defense to
the bill filed against her in said
court BY W. O. Jacobs, or other
wise the bill will be taken for con-
fessed.
1t is further ordered that this
notice be published for four con.
secutive weeks in the CrrroII
County Democrat, a newspaper
published in Huntingdon, Tennes-
see.
This June Il. 1919.
3. A, BRYANT, g. and M.
BY ]. w. WILLIAMS, D. Y. q M.
JNo. 7. PEELER,
Sol. for Complts. 23.4t
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11
A Training School

There will be training school
for preachers and Sunday school
workers at Hollow Rock. begin.
ming next Sunday, July 10, con-
tinuing one week. Tuition books
and entertainment free. Three
strong teachers with U. B. Tilson.
of Chattanooga conducting. Come
and be with us. T. M. BoYD.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11

AAscorrespandeat tells us oof a wUn-
ierfaI plant. called che Existing paHm;;''
which has the curious and sometimes
embarrassing effect Of filing all per-
IONS who come neareit with an ire
,istible desire to kiss each other. ''It
Is not a bit Of good trying to resist its
power" he says; 'you simply must
Kiss everybody near you, regardless of
age, sex or looks" A dangerous plant
thls--not at all the kind Of thing to
have in a respectable house.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11
Cold Kills Fish.

It has been proved that sudden cold
sometimes causes the death Of thou
sands of fish In the shallow waters OF
the tropics and sabtroplcs. Many spe-
cIes are so chilled as to become help
less, and are either killed directly by
drowning or are washed ashore in a
comatose state. The phenomenon is
known locally as freezing" although
the temperature Of the water may be
several degrees above the freezing
point.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11
consoIatIon.

Many fellow who Is always waillna
because all his friends have forsakel
him should be mighty glad his Friends
were wise enough to forsake him Id
time to avoid being here with him.
Sing Sing Star-Bulletin.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11

Mrs. A. M. Nichols, Of Paducah,
KY, is visiting Miss Christine
Priest.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11
Horsepower N Water.

Each normal horsepower Of boiler
requires one cubic foot Of water an
hour.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-11
Good Positions
Men and Women

You want position paying 81 900
to $4,000 year? Clip, fill out, and
mail this:
Draughon's College, Jackson, Tenn,
Send me, FREE, instruction charts that will,
by your new method. teach me at my home
within twenty minutes how to write and read
sentences in the Shorthand used BY about
TWENTY-FIVE per cent of the BlG-SALAR
stenographers. Tell me, also, how YOU will
train me at-- state ''home,' or
" college" for guaranteed position with
the Government or business concern pay
ing 81 900 to $4,000 a year to begin on.
wish to train for position
Estate 'Stenographer," ''bookkeeper.' -
banker" OF accountant
(Name) -
(Addresso y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
WINDSORVILLE

Brooks Turner Of Jefferson ~ a
guest Friday Of h.s aro'r. It
Turner.
Harold NORTON Who ua> ,1'f
discharged st Camr pe,er>. = m
p'oHed by Erskine Bros
W 5 Johnson, who has b.. .4.S
Ill is Improving
Kirkland IAftiin and ts71iy Ia"
moved on to the BenlaRi- :'"n-a
place now owned by Claudt i--e1,a
Mrs. .Eueenia Sampson "a mas
been i'll is somewhat bette
ErsSine school commsnc",i Aona@ -
April :. under The instrac:joc y: Ms
Gladys Hisler prall.
Miss Eliza beth Gree!sy :.-s sUH' v
bingham, called there h. .ar 80.
OF her grandfather Rance iiaH' -''
the illness Of her grandmo;hr. j..
Bnfard Sprcul was SAnda> s''s
OF friends IN Somerville
Erskins Bros. have s crew Il hs'
Pressing hay.
Channcey D. Tprner Was : s'es
Friday Of his brothers IN AS Is'a
Mrs ]. W, French who ha- eSf'
very i'll 10 reported 10 he sle"I ~
covering :.
Leslie b. HiSler who has dtl!Net'
the mail on Route foi Is \ta.s
stopped March sist and Ra,mehd
York went On the route April -"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Centenary Day
Maine Methodists

Thursday. Ap,!i IL. ElH be Cea-
leLarE DAY y he Aa4Re Methodist
Corfei.Hce. which 5 noa ho.di-g rs
s5t7 session Il Fa;gf@iG. Maine. with
Bishop Franz -. Bristol a. rT+sIG-
ING effife' In the morning the ccn-
fsrtIra Ei!l De addressed - men
r+rs Il rha Boston Are Centenary
SAT-. .rSud.rg Ee.. " i. Wander
maj ,DIe OF Inc Area secretaries, 10
Frank & Dunn. A.sa chairman.
y; 'he afternoon session. E.s44c;,
Bristol ard 81 Dunn VIII s-.eak 10
ne IL IN : Association Cn tbs ~ :
mans 3eSboH-ii:i31l IL tt;s great r.
construction movement
Bishop = " Waire ~ L1cl1oV.
/. india. .1ll deliver tie prins ipa! Cen
1enarr address al Inc evening $50
sier.
FuGaE afternoon Aprii i I:-y.
Rockwell Clancy If Delhi. India. Ni.o
is IN Ne. England in the Interest
Of the Centenary movement and VINO
f2s Just returned fTena 81 years in
the Orient. will speak 81 the ron-
terence session 81 the Woman s For
e.Ez Missionary Socie;y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
BCRNHAM

Seve-a- from hs-s vent % Clinton
Friday evening 20 attend The Besse
Prize Speaking. Miss Laura Geedxi,
Miss Blanche VIM and Misc Airline
Hunt being among ihe Contestants.
Mrs. =. : Day and Two children OF
Fairfield have been recent visitors O.
her friend. Mrs. 6. } Midget
Sanford n Good y n has been a re-
cent visitor aiis friends in skoRhe-
gar.
Misses Beatrice and Ca-harine
Jones VINO have been quite i'll for
several weeks arc both seTH mocl.
better
Al sBe regular meeting Of Bur
nam Grange Tuesday evening. the
third anG fourth Ge-rees were con
ferred on Mi and Mrs Elisha Knox
and d Iurci1 was served s program
Of songs and readings was given At
the meeting Tuesday evening an in
ierfSiins program has been arranged
by he lecturer
a; the church services SUNDAY af-
iernoon the pastor. Rey Mr Long
ley was assisted by Rev. Mr. Davis Of
Lewiston Z missionary Of the United
Baptist church. Mir Davis Will re-
main IT town 10 hold services several
evenings Curing This week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

g replacing despair, heads are held
cree. shoulders ara thrown hack an6
Z ti1Ing smile i On every fare. a1d
al ~ 2lco0nI Ct four young girls.
These girls have Nearle6 II rne "a las
. 1heI4 ancestors. telling what Z
Tea 4.ifu III village this Vas before fh-
fra. and Iheg haze determined 7ne
n%Zt generation shall sing If tie
present BINDING together ia a
United az stand" attitude they
Propose o sep decay and 80 have
= village 10 be proBo Of and 50 beat
iif1I az 10 be reflection Of the
splendid Characters dwelling within
Il
On FridaE the illh fhe nerk is-
gins. Ever man t3as gladly respond
81 - 1he siren raL. and Z county
az could not pTessEt 4 t,usler scene
iha1, viii De ours. Gravel IL Ee he
u LIED. not one @ TWO skinF. loads
tLi big. generous loads End ie- Of
ITEM. 70 III me s!cugns tina; are nov
TIE main feature II our ROADS. Trees
ait Il be G4E from nearby pastures
aI-l SCI cI- lB rows and groups By
Ing HIGHWAYS aa6 much more work
these girls have planned. after this Is
al accom- lsshed-
One s+cret mas escaped ihsn-tr.s-
Il Inc ulidcle II ffi4 day. WHEN the
clock strikes Twelve all are 10 gather
e The hall for dinner IL keeping
with ne village they propose 70 have
Keep yoGr eys OF South China
watch i grow J. ". r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
c0MInG EVENTS

April II NJ = A. campaign 70 Sc
cure ss5etse 70 finance STATE rocon-
straction regran
April s-Aaine Methods. Episcopal
clIteIeDlf. Fairfield
April s-Ezst Maine Methods, frisco
pa conference. Ml!o.
Agrl .-henlebev Pomona Grange
GA h!and
= g..l MAINE Daily News Associat ton.
Elnuood Hotel Watsrviil- 10 g A d
-Ap-ll s-7t-Naihe Grams Lodge J. o q
+, FER .eud.
AIri .eToFI-eae Epar Des,roy+.. Aar5.
Ward. launched al u j.. Bath
,rI 51-hrex County Teachers Assu-
liE1ion, fnckiald
: ~. i1-ls-Ali-MaIns Girls Contelen.
april 5s-ls-A' Bangor. Me Esf a.-
AI.lli Il-Iy-Ail- Girls Conference
Lewiston.
nssl enssmpHFnt 81 -niIed spsRisf
He: Veterans % Maine
April -l-May ip-Nietc'r Liberty Loan
csEpalg or
Aay s=eSpring resting Maine Feiera-
lion Worasrs Clubs. Augusta House
augusta
May ls-z-Hene ssrv.os Campaign. s. ;.
Walton Army
May %-knohwaldo May Music Pes
;jrsi kucfiaGd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
PALERMO

NORTH Mrs. Angie boy has re-
turned fro. dassaehUseits and with
her nepheH has BEEN visiting her SCR.
James Tobey for few days.
Mrs. Carrie Aver OF RHODE Island Is
STAYING Eith Mrs. Maria Nacden. who
is very poorly.
Irs OscaI PaRiowsky OF SomeE-
vile. Mass. Is whiting her mother.
M;s Eliza Nelson and q, tier reiaiiHes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ParPen,er
we're callers a, L. A. Nelson's one day
last week.
Will Souie and family who have
been IN Albion for a number Of years
have moved lack to their home at
Cars Corner.
Mrs. Harriet Estes Of Branch
Mills and Mrs. Jennie Ilsley Of Ere |.
n. H., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. r. Nelson Sunday afternoon
H. l. Black visited a few days at
Alden Turner'S recently.
Mrs. Ray Chadwick is visiting rel
atiyes in Wateryille.
The center school opened April :.
with Doris Kitchen teacher and
Cars Corner school with Dulcie
Crommett, teacher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

u you want 10 keep so1r hair in
good condition. he careful what you
wash il with
Most soaps and PREPARED sham poos
contain TOO MUCH alkaij. This dries
re scalp, makes the hair brittle and
Ia very harmful. Just pain Inuisifed
esceannt OIL (Which is pure and IN
iirsiy 1reaseless) is much better tina n
she most expensive soap Or anything
eiss yo1 can use FOR sharnpooiny. as
IBIS can't possibly injure The hair.
Simply rnoisten your hair with
water and rub IL in. One or two lea
Spoonfuls viii make an abundance of
rich. creamy iather. and cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The
lather rinses out easily, and remover
every particle ri dust. dirt. dancru.f
ard excessive Oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and ii 3eayes il
Gne and silky. bright. fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get nu:sihea cocoanu. oil,
AZ most any drug store. II IL very
cheap, and a few ouEcss IL enough TO
last everyone IN tbs family for
nnohths.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
R. m- hrs. Kl PRATT
50 YEARS Welded

sa.n,c.. M April S--na FricSg'
April 4ih, the 18th azniyeFssT % Us
nx-r;ase Of M and Mrs. AkA Prsf'
wxs observed H TIE ED nenesi0A1
where Mr.. Pratt his father Asa sne
me grandfather David we're eefh
Nj and Mrs Pratt have three rhsaH-
yen Al graduates Of CRins sei4ffe'
Ernest Henry, after rEsHfF s6e'.
Of teaching. nev Lives 81 ~IH' "a
ING late 'oYtE PaTkM1n
ts.ner- where re vas saIF
Ethel Mar ls the xifs If ErH- Ffs0
u Pexsss, ussIsr ef EAs f4rs' ZAP
tls- church Of AfheI. Aast
Blanche PsrkHAH Pratt - tie WIS
Of Harry Emery Pratt VINO Is pslhcs-
pa Of Albany EiFH school n A1eans
Nsv Yerk-
There are s.ghi grandchildren sef
sr boys and ons CIR Letters 81 osa''
E-aiu,a,ifn frsn the daughters eh'
PRESSED their deep regret 81 tneif IN
ability 50 be present
Shortly after sne o clock the hftesf
guests we're called into the large GLE
-g rceal fer einnsf. Ckrhafisr Pihks
decorated he tables an6 brnsIneEfes
tie living rseHs ef iRs hslfs- ihf.
, were tie gifts ef ihe guests
Nj aId Mrs. ira z Elicit, M. ant
Mrs. Esrls Elliott and SCI Nj ans
Mrs Alfred : CnabbBck and family
Nj and Mrs Ernest H Prair and
-Dg4s. M ana Mrs Asa Pratt MADE u
. tie dlhaFr parfs
After dinner several hours wsri
spent around tns open fire IL gen
ersl Eoca time M. Alfred : Cnup'
f,ucs sang tive WY pleasing solos
Ten al Joined IL f@w fayerItt
games 81 fke lawn Later poem
from Mrs Percy Eicks- WIS read an-
another t-om Adams Fegg was read
Postcards cn1ErsfuiatcTr booklets
afl5 mzEy pt-sons, letters 10 thE
. fynpsT &: ~. representing 3s4 Fels-
tags md friencE. brought hach "a
mind rHsLy pleasant associations The
eldest % send csngrai ulstions was
WIG < kz n MAJ H-tile Ihs Young
g, 70 gree, Mr. anc Mrs, Pratt was
Master Lumbsrt Elicit. Il months
= friendly letter - good fel1pvshi :
and Inspiration from Few .. "a
TlncElsy WIS received. ana Re-
Franklin l Elmer Of Peughkespsie
X T. sent SPECIAL greetings
TEec:y-three 1e!g. tfors and friends
go4red - expressing the, esteem ~
& substantial eOld CON and Z arg
box # chocolates TIE gifts Included
carnations. confectionery z gslG'
.:ned bon-ton dish, and goo coin.
During the years since 1855 Ny and
Mrs Pratt have beer deeply interest
81 in ;nt foLHd ding and growth Of
tio.c.G viii Farm which they regard
ss OLE Of the finest Institutions any
where for the up!.fs ST needy youth
Situated Ct Ihe west bank Of Inc
he-rst,ec river and Glrsciiy opposite
irtir home. I affords them q psa MI
ful view AhG Z contributes largely
10 The befte-inf,: q tie surrounding
Communities.
Both A., and Mrs. Pratt are mem
hers ei ;he H.nsEiey Federation They
were members 81 Ire BAPTIST church
previously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

IN town. Among the number whc
nave them are. Abby Mitchell Cath.
alhe Cunningham and Ruth Mudrett
MRS Frank SayNard has returned
from Fairfield Sanatorium where She
mas been for treatment for several
months.
Ar, and Mrs. Carroll McAIlister
VINO nave occupied the town farm
.ae past year. have moved into c. r
A4teneiIs rent that was recently Va.
ca.eo by Mr.. Phair and family.
rred Gauthier, who has been The
blacksmith at this village for sew
eraI years. has closed his business
and moved 10 Watervine.
ira T. Cunningham returned Mon
cay from the Sisters Hospital in
wa'erviiie where he has been the
past weeks for surgical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
0. Sanford MeAHister

THE death Of o. Sanford McAllisie7
occurred very suddenly early Frida
evening Of heart failure. He was
born and had always resided in this
Town and was a highly respected cit
izen. His age is abou, - years
Mr.. McAllisier is survived by a wid
ow. Lizzie fSmaIli McAllis;er. and
Two sons, Harry McAllister Of Nor-
oes,er. Mass and Kari A. McAIiis,el
Of this lowe Funeral services we're
held from the church Monday after
noon al , O'Clock. Rev. z. z. Longlsy
officiating. The bearers we're Oscar
Fsrrirgren, Ii l.. Gilmore, John
Harding and f. ". Crawford Inter
men. Wa in the village cemetery.
Mrs. Dora Ripley. who went to Au-
rus,a for visit is quite i'll al the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. c. Z.
FuriBgtoR.
Mr.. Harry McAiiister Of Worcester.
Mass. arrived Sunday morning,
called here by the death Of his father,
MI. o. s. McAllister.
Schools in town will begin Mend: :.
April II. for the summer term.
Mr.. and Mr.. Elisha Knox have
gone TO Pi;tsheld. where they have
employment
Edward Davis Of Benton Was IN
tavB Monday to attend the funeral
seryices Of the late o. g. AcAiIister.
There are several cases Of mump,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Ths reconstruction caEsmit-ee q
tbs National Ca;nol.c NaJ Co8ncIi
znacuDces PIX ~ natjonwlde
rnpvernea: 70 w-iers 4aanpiog uert
and Il produce food toI ne future
cenaHdk q LIZ cozntrE and q tie
nhoje wprl5. tt bring aacE % l1e
.and ta1.gs1az 81 nsa 6-suharge3
from servies, u SEA bi-sn agrar1l-
l4ral csa-ers and. generally - inter
81 an3 al ansn pioye3 ga: veterans
n ;nc-eas+-l I'm p-ed 1rf IN $500. . %
4s 1901 II ~ epezt Is. lis oEgaI ia
t3ey. Tia failure If Congress - pro
vice for la16 reclamation scaeEae
thai GOULD pe applied ~ he adm.1ie-
tIa.Ion nhers u void d rhe 1lost
gosd as d pol.'4eal ASH see.ns x IL
working o.. VEL icy c!yA cfga I'd :
t.cre Undertaking betier 3ot-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
The Nest Valuable Tonic,
Strength and Blood
Builder Any Physician
Can Prescribe.

IKnace Jan Paierewski. one %
the greatest musical geniuses Of
the age, at . time wien his TN.
ti-inR work for Poland oyer,axea
his Strength and impaired big
health had recourse to Nuxated 4
Iron to help rebuild his wasted
forces and restore his old-timo ]
health and strength
Wnb the Tremendous eers:a -
posed b over two ye.:s Of slmo1s
tesseless uork n the esrse Of his father.
land. Of Which be 10 the foremost 6Q4(
sodsI. / . easily uadessteod Why Pase
1e.dd souEas the sas.s;asns, tcnie hsnea'
ss.ii..a. formerly piy.;e;.a q BelIeva!
Hosei.sl f0aideor Dept-f. Hev York. aad
tie Wfs.eafEes Ceu.:T Hospital Lack Of
;rcs 10 the hood not only fstes Q nan I
yyhsieal and mental weaf.ing. nervous. II
et9hie. easily fatigued. b.: It utterly sobl
ssrrnsth q viii which ere % necessary. Z
Thous,nds Of mes snd vonea are inpa;riai
gAe;s eeass;su.iens. l,ying themselves opel
30 illness and literally losing tieir xr;p O.
hath, ampIy because theis blood is th;na;nl
est sad pessaeiy starring through lack q
6eaL lea . absolutely esseatial to esstll
teas ansesi,s tissue sad tra;n. Witioal
asssaee = combat ebssaese, or v:,hs.srd
iepese ltrains. 70 heip make strone stard1
aen 81 hoed SD isau fhere e no.h;ae
Sfstef thaa erssnse irea-Eusaied Iron :
III. Rsdeseysk; ssys: II a,a us;rg Nu.s.ed
ison Te.y tsea.eatiy ana consider ]. ss an
i peom;aeat New Yask Susyee. ,nd
kssnes Adiunet penfessnr ef tie Nev Veri
~ GfsSHsse Ned;ssi sesse. saa Hasajtsl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

WIZ wages 70 De one dollar an f.ou:
Tor I'll kinds u carpenter worE, after
Nay !. the number Of ciose-fstsd Thrift
- Htw EagIaaosrs VINO T'iu even stay
nome from Lhs gois liaks Of q saicraG;
afternoon 70 90 little patching ooU,
ton Transcript
from the growing disposition Of
some u those who had planned % do
building Of repairing this summer, j.
Hculd seem possible that some Of the
carpenters would haze time 70 do
some patching q, home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Bcta lie Boston Globe kA0 The EOS
Ice Poe, agree that -oae 81 the great
EFT nasE meetings eve, held OF Sos-
tnH Common Was that q 1ss-srlsy
afternoon un6kr the suEpicss Of tos
Central Labor Ln1on, - protest
Against The proclamation Of President
Wison-lhe war measure signed LAST
November tia, gees into effect July
unless repealed" Both agree tasI
The meeting Wss aftsHssd By 81. tbS
men. xsnsH aBG eEAaTth- VaS UnsI-
IMelsiy Endorsed resolutions calling
Upon ine PTeEsGeHf 70 yekc,Hc us
proclamation TIE petitioners
marched 70 the Common headed by
nxnnk Of MUSIC and waving flags and
nannsrs There were enserysd sons
men IN uniform Ta= greater D1n-
Ter however, bg far appeared 10 Dc
hara- working NEE 8l6 HensI from
c!g.l life i vas 3 most orderly
meeting ar even ihe EleE1 ardent
PronipitieIisf could np- hare taken
exception 9e Jis procedure as * ans
way ur parliamentary
Of c1ark4 z.2& meeting hac ILLrInE
10 20 with tfe National P,nnitsiLors'
Amendment. which does Lot become
Effective with Jan. hex The pro
fEst on Boston Common vas airecis-d
soieiy against me wsI-Eims PIpalbl-
tiDT p-ocianati Of The President
Sho1ld ne harEsn 10 tts appeal 70,
is -eToca Lon, national prohibition
xe3Ig uot t,ecou9e effective until ne
next NtW year.
Opinions VIII dIfe- regarding The
sign lfczncs q the S5nGsy mats
meeting its slzs and enthusiasm as
Esil As tIse respti1abliitr q liz par
h0nnfi afford however consiGs1z b Z
feod IN mo gt4t-Ecsten Transcript.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

MADE NJ Well. and tan ncH dc my
house OK ! an telling my friends
ABOUT l-"-Mrs. J. NJ Canas. F2S
Caroline s.. Key West florida
Many women a. some period y
her lie suffer from ailments peru
slai 10 Their SIX ana which IN NOS.
cases may % readily relieved ~ this
famous root and rert medicine. LYDIA
Z Plnhhans Vegetable Compound
Just as Ms. CanDs found il helped
Ter after suffering e. ears and ~
ing everything else in ysi1
i you have any s-neylEE symp-
toms YOU fail 10 understand. write
LYDIA L F9nkhaD Aa6icipe 80.
Lam. Mass The results # ,hei- Il
sears experience n advising women
Of this subject Is a. yo1r service
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

TIE cDnysat1on 81 postmaster. HAilu
has 5us. teen he'd 4 Washing,s-a O.
cideo unanimously that The poslej ser-
..cs IL all Iignt and iss been greatly
aavsncta Uocs; The present aoElinistrs-
LION The country. nowsyEr. is aoo0t
UEaa .sDous IA the oecisjon that ina. IL
not SO, and only inos,Eaas7ers could t,=
indpted 70 cay j; is.-Phiisat pilia Pres
VT wonder xnat Z convention Of
the coYntry-s business men would de-
cide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Tns poli.ic!srs WING sa- 81 effort Z
o,ga.i1. c BpacIErs psrJt. ~rICr- VIII
s.eJ,ys5 :l1eT4f,s5E- would IL b.a q SIC =
s.&-l5oas ;oI FcaIs ~ t-JE1e. hple. 81
coI-pf, . bs sule 80 g1,de ne nsw iIe'
:: acco:1Irg o ta+ir w!I.-LQ Pointers,
boston Gloos-
j; Is surprising isn't i, how som =
fox tgQfe hat putting Americaa
t,o:x IL Uniform g..es en al ihs
slHzie-trark miac+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

F2Eis pans SE6 AZ
awful %Fes knesx II
NY bs TX. The DOC
tor gave me dEcr-
saI medicines tur
they DO he ne
good = friend
asked me 70 u,-
Lydia z Elrkhxn's
Vegetable Com =
pound and ] found
il 70 he HE best
II eo3ene ! ever
: 80 ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

4 E2m1DI5 fonil: whom Ftsf
C..as-on Interviewed y ils ,a..ng
1ne scheoi csnsus, furnishes scns
NH-flsl sta1-st-cs- Il -hs family OF
10 Children ,nt!s aie fac ssis Of
twins 1aosG IL .sars et aEe. Al thf
tifTa u tAs sast Twins ,as sAoihsi
ei@2- Some Il 1ts older Children af1
T. o;i-4cg AID q young glri Of - aes,s
if- So:E and cares 10, he younger
ctEor-n. Thf t.oUse xss neat as
YAK ard me children are well loc,IeeI
after.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
South China Awake

After years Of running doE1. getting
more and more oecrepit. with q pres
pet Of being very soon removed
from the map, South China has felt
culver q returning life; courage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Il regard - Ih= hen -ecold Il
tns Lewiston Journal: writes G wiz
tIrol corr =sIenesat Mr. kutn q
W+t5 af alr.lliei. has i. Il. j.
isd Isalista 7fat Ss;e ~ moths i'd
Aaran p allG they have IaiG 4el
tsgs II fae month 81 March, al
ats'aeE Il u 2-lb fpi tns 81 DAYS
These puIstS came from the heck
cf Z x. Wentworth ina, have The
REPUTATION @. htiEs 1ne LES; focs. IL
&laII.
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TOWN ELECTIONS

M. .GMAN-Selectren W n ps
aharies @ Roak, r. V. Ncluil,n. Iown
S'eFE. Wilfred l.. ButtsPfield: tTeasnr~,
a,,, =: Boyd: tar csilecter. WilfrcH
1rierneid; school committee. Rev. John
ana Charles ORoak. Money ap-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Colonel Wattersou. wno ms E;9I.- W.
us cid LoJlts5lle so&-Ls}. T;sgL- sta-l
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