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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
Helen louise KniQht

The young people Of the town VIII
greatly regret 60 learn Of the dea-h
of Miss Helen Louise knight which
occurred Tuesday evening a. West
brook seminary, after an illness Of 10
DAYS. Death was the result Of H.
fuenza and pneumonia She was
born Is Years ago II Poland. NE
daughter Of M. and Mrs Amos "
knight, her mother having died
seven wears ago. Helen lived Win
her sister. Mrs. Harold Glazier and
attended The public schools IN town
and Laurence Hlgh school for two
Years She then went 70 Wastbrooa
70 school. She Is survived by har
father Amos ". Knight Of Miami
Fla. one sister. Mrs. Harold Glazier
Of this Town. one uncle. Ferdinand
Gibson and three cousins. Samuel
Wing, Stephen Wing. and Eugene
Wing.
Her remains were brought TO this
town and funeral services viii be
heic this morning al 1880 from th=
home Of her sister, Rev. z. N. WEB
per VIII ofhciata.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

On the 9Th of Novembe IN 150n.
Christopher Columbus, in spite Of the
meal cuIahIe services ne had rem
dered TO spain. WIS taken into Vadiz
in letters. King Ferdinand ana
Queen Isabella were moved al the
sight and commanded that he be re-
leased. Columbus, however. was un-
abie TO forgive the insult, and until
the time Of his death the ignominious
fstters were hung N fun sight on his
walls rs a reminder of the ingrati-
rude of his sovereigns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

Harry Weeks of Arunswick was a
nusinass caller n town yesterday.
Mias Hattie. BROWN. who has been
passing several weeks IN this rDwn and
Bazgur, where her mother is in the hos
ingtsn. q G.. where she il employed.
Philip Dunbar az Cook. Everett IL
Psnnsli Cn. uf PORTLAND was q pusa-
ness caller N ruwn yesterday.
Miss Faith AIncKiey. WIN has been IN
Boston enr several weeks. Is the guest
OF friends n town.
Nj and Mrs. Aenry Dpiac and nary
Of Boston are guests of M Duiac' $
parents. Mr.. and M-s Joseph Duiac Of
Mace street
Members OF the Priscilla Club were
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Clifford stafford. Ins
afternoon wRs passed IN sewing ana
DAINTY ref-esnments were serveG.
Nj and MIA Earry ots rerenrly o.
se,ved Mr.. CHS birthday q. their hume
when ] party Of young folks met there
and passed ths evening. a social eve
ing was passed anC -etresnments OF
cake and coffee were served. Those
present were MiHs Lila Wood of Wa
tsrviIle. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford stafford.
Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Case Nj an ]
Mrs. Lester Blach, Mr.. and Mrs- A-no
Ireland. Herbert flanagan ana Mr..
and Mrs. OTIS.
Friends N Mrs Kate Z. Ellis viii
regret 10 learn that she mas been quite
Ii with Influenza at the home Of her
COUSIN. Mrs. Z. z. Gates N Augusta.
where she went u artsnd a meeting Of
lecturers of the Grange. At the latest
reports she was greatly improved.
The Philathea class Of the First
Baptist church was entertained al d
Valentine parry Al the church parlors
Tuesday evening by Mrs. r r Fo-
shay and Mrs. Etheiine Jakins. Dur
ing the business meeting the follow
ing officers were elected: President.
Mrs Zen ben Wentworth. VICE presi-
dent; Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin. sec-e-
larry: MRS. William Ireland: Lrsasur-
er Miss Alberta Foss. The parlnrs
were prercily decorated in pink and
green and small tables were arranged
about the room where valentine
games were enjoyed. The birthdays
Of Mrs. Jakins and Mrs, Ireland ware
observed ny the class who presenf sc
them with small tokens In remen-
hrance Of the DAY. Dainty refresh
ments were served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
Keep Accounts.

Farming is d business the same as
banking or running a mercantile es-
adjustment. There are products 70
he sold and articles ID be bought
The keeping of a record OF these and
determining the relation Of fhe ourgo
20 the income are important con-
Siderallnns on every farm. The
farmer should know what his income
is and Just how ne Is disposing of It.
He can know this only by keeping
books and the first of the new year
is the proper time 10 beg.a-Ex-
change.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OVERCOME

r YOU have Catarrhal Deaeneas or
seaa and EAR noises or are growing
lard Of hearing ~ 70 rou- druggist and
gel ounce IF ParrnInt double
st-engtlll and add 10 il "A pint Of hot
wa.er snd a little Eranu.ated sugar.
This viii often bring quick -eIief from
fhe distressing head noises. ClnEEed
nnsr-iIF should open. breathing become
easy ana the mucous sfnp dropping iuro
ne throat. Il is easy 70 prepare. COSTS
little ana Is pleasant 70 take. Anyone
~.lo mas Catarrhal Deafness OF head
Uses should give this prescription
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
OAKLAND

Everer1 SturIevznt Of Winthrop is
a guegt of relatives n unwn.
Mr.. and Mis-. Ernest Oliver and
Arthur Giaanon. Inemper of Cascade
Grange, atxended the meeting Of Po-.
mona Grange. which was held IN
winrhrrp Wednesday.
e. J. Mayo Of Fuxcrofs was a bus
mess visitor IN town Wednesday
Mrs. SYLVIA Lezcurnean and nepn-
ew, Fre6 GupriIl left Wednesday
morning fnr Lynn, NIass.. where
they VIII be guests Of relatives for
time.
&. E Stahi Of Portland was a bus
mess visitor II town "Wednesday
Mrs. ". E SturtsvanI of Oakland
has returned tram Fairfield. whore
she was called by the illness of her
daughter. Mrs. Laura Washburn- She
was accompanied by Mrs. Washburn.
who viii be a guest Of her parents
for a time.
Mrs Harry Esrsum and child are
confined 70 their home On the Fair
field road by illness.
M. and Mrs. walter Gibbs, who
have been II with Influenza are re-
pursod TO be improving.
Louis T forrin aied al hss npme on
Aver street Tuesday neEnt about J.
o. ciocv after a snnrt Illness from pneu-
monia following an attack of scarlet
fever Mr. Forth wae 20 years of age
and WIS bnrn II St Victor DE Thrtng.
Canada. and WIS a son OF M and Mrs.
r elesphDre Forth. About four years
axo ne married MlHs Angelina B'ais If
Lake Nagenric. Canada, and they ha1
ras,detf in Oakland since September
Tg1s. when ne purchased The barber
snpn IN Depot Square owned BY the
Iale n L Strickland. and which he
mad since conducted. lie is survived ny
q wife. three children. remand L, Al
oert 2. and GerGru r. Forth of OAK
land; a father, Telespnore Forrin: three
brothers, Joseph. Adeiard and Frank
Forth. all of "a atervilie; TWO sistars.
Sister Gertrude Of nj. Merici convent
and Mrs. Philip Fuiy of St Eceresl-
Canada The remains were takerl
" ednes6ay afternoon to Watervile for
burial
Walter WEIGH Is confined IN his home
with an attack Of rnunps-
MISS Gladys Eauert has entered Ct.e
eYnpiey Of W II. Wooiwor-h CO. in the
five and cen-cent store AZ Watarvilie-
Miss Ceilcia Sweeney. VINO mas been
passing a TWO weeks VACATION al the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dr.
via Sweeney, Will leave this morning FOR
Lewiston. where she is attending rhs
training school tnr nurses az the Gen.
trail Mime hospitaT.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Withereil are
confined 10 their home on Maple
street with al attack Of the grip.
DR.. Edye Grant was called 10 Nor
r-idEewock " sdnesday on profession
a. business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Walker. who
have been quite IL with influenza are
reported I'd pc improving.
Mrs. c. H Emmpns and Mrs. Da-
viS Sweeney will leave -nis nornlne
for South Berwick. where they VIII
visit their sister, Mrs. Michaei
pougherry. anG viii also attend the
wedding of their nephew. Frances
Dougherty,
Mrs. Amos Morse. who has been
guest al the home Of NJ. and MIS-
Charles Wheeler, has returned I'd hef
home in Easton.
Miss Rebecca Ellis has returned
from Lewiston. where she mas oeen
a guest of relatives for severa! Weeks.
she was accompanied home py nsc
sister. Miss Martha Foster. VINO VIII
vIsir her for d time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
TO Contractors AND Bualp-


Sealed prupoHaas viii be reoeived by
the undersigned until = O'clock NJ
Tuesday. March = In. fur furnishing
NIL materials and IEbor uecezgary %
gnild and cumpiete q new Nurses Home
u the Anguzr1 St2:e Hospital. Augusta.
Maine
Plans and Specifications for this work
may he seem and an information OBJ
ehtnad al the once Of Harry =. CoumbE
Architect. Lewisrun. MAina-
6epazzxe Proposals will be reca,ved
On che same date for Heating. Plumb
"E and Electric s 49,. Er'nE .n =, ~.
amount Of the propood VIII 10 required
Of each bidder.
All proposals shall be addrannad 70 t,1e
Board Of Trustees fur State Hospitals
and mailed To or left nj the once or
Or. Forrest c. Tyson. Snpt-. Augusta
State hospital. Augusta. Mime
The right il reserved 10 reject Any ur
HI proposals.
Per order
board of Trustees for state Hospitals.
febT-lp-Ia-i4-IT-1EE-A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
kENNEDEc LOG DRIVING COM
PANv.

The members Of the Kennepec Log
that the annual meeting Of the Com
pHnv win be held af he Augusta House
IN Augusta On Tuesday the T7rh Gay
Of Fenruary, 19N, al 10 o clock IN the
fnrsnoen, fur the following purpuBes.
Wig:
LIST To choose q Moderator
.nA- To hear the report OF the TreAss-
uCer and take such action as may ne
thought proper.
yeAc.
sth. To take such measures for dr-v-
ing the logs the ensuing year. and rAase
such SUN or SUMS of money fur that
purpose as may be deemed necessary.
9TH. To act upon any other business
that may legally come before them.
s. ". PETLERICE Clerk.
Skuwhega1, Maine. January g. $50.
janA-feDa-i2
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Burke Confident
Continued from Page One

- n he State denies that there
" aEy S1ch surprise IN waiting.
.'.-.-+~ --:ar-es IF The BostUn Post.
"He Aner,can. Portland Evening
-----rss lewiston journal. kennebec
.--.3a., Bangor Commercial and In
.aF-erneut Reporter are already On
sDa' ana me cameras clicked as
a~sa ~erne across the brief space
~''"n.ng berween the county jail
IL curt .lousR.
Star: Jury Selection
wgrll Il enlDzrneling the jury
'1nl.-ucd irrrnedinfeiy upon the
. the afternoon session OF
E..rie Cox OF Madison was
lie ssa an electrician by trade
- r. n.;-rried He proved sHtisfac-
ppJh State and defense and
s. 4r""pIel Edward J. Butler OF
T'see;:.is, 4 market man WAS ex-
'ra D"cause Of craftsmanship with
5r-ke His father and Nj.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

the ESTATES herninaftR nnxnn4-
At = Pruhxfs Court heAo ~ A8Dn-
the tnird any of Fsbrnazy n IN. y0r &c
our Lard one thousand nine An1Boc
and rwenty and BY sdscurnDeE r..
day % day fruM the twaty-a0 g
having hacn prsssn6d fm he aEtia
rhereupun hereinafter m1t1D1o1. z -
hereby GRBEREp:
ThQa 1oface thersue b U1 - I'll
this order To he puhiixhad as1a Uuaks
INCREASINGLY N TIM DHz2U x@nebee
Journal q newspaper Ponnsnea =.
AnEnstA IN SAID County. that thy may
Hppear al Probate Coun 70 be haad a
SAID Augusta On the tW9nty-ehtrd on
n February. A. D. I'm. n tn o oaoCk
IN the forenoon. and be heard therein
AHMINA A. HARRIS. ixD u IT.
Vernon, deceAse6- VII and pafstiun fnr
probafs rhereDf and for the appointment
Of Executor without bond presented ey
Erwin O. Ha-'is. Executor named
therein.
EDITH A. LINDSAY, late Of Ha,p-
well, aacenseu. VIII and perir1pn for pro
bate thereof and fnr the appointment
Charles q. Lindsay. executor therein
named.
MARY z. FRAN. late Of Augusta
deceased VIII and petition for probats
exscutrix withou; bond presented by
Meiissa Z. FRAN, execut-,x narned
therein.
TRAppEus voro alias vArcI. la.s
Of ReadfelG, deceased. VIII and peti-
ton fnr probate thereof and for thu
appointment Of executor, presented by
Ellsworth E. Peacnck, executor na-ne4
therein.
non, deceased. VIII and petition for
probate rnsreof and for the appolnt-
ment of JARVIS L Tyler of Farming
TON. Maine, as administrator with viii
annexed without bond, all parties inter
esIed other than creditors having as
scented thereto in writing.
AEyILLA p. SCRIENER. late Of
Belgrade. decsRsed. Final account pre-.
sented for allowance ny Fred A. Scrib-
RICHARD Common. late Of Chelsea.
deceased. Final account presented for
allowance by Robert A. Cuuy, admins
traitor. q
Macy r BERRY. late Of Fayette'
decsRsen. FRS, account presented apr
allowance by J. z, Berry executor
HELEN s rIBEEwTs. !a:e of rial
lowell. deceased. First account pre-
scented for allowance by Annie l. Wes-
HELEN s TIEEETTs. late of Hal
lowell. deceased. Petition for assess
nenf OF inheritance TAX on the estate of
said deceased fled by Annie Z. Weston,
SARAH L NASH, late Of Augusta
DECEASED. First and fnaI account pre-
sented for allowance BY Dxneorsh L.
Nash, administrator.
JOHN NJ. WEAVER. Of Belgrade.
Final account presented for allowance
by Ma1d .,I1. = TsaSnn; guardian.
Viepna, deceased. Win and petition for
pronHts thereof and for the appoint
ment NJ Executor without bond present
90 by ". z. Sanborn, executor unme6
therein.
Witness. Harold e. Ccuk. Judge of
said Court. AZ Augusta, this third dav
Of February IN the year Of our Lard one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
z. ". LEIGHTON, Register
true copy, Attest:
R. W. LEIGHTON, Register
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PITTSFIELD

Mrs. Walter McCausiand returned
from Amherst. Nova Scotia, wadnes-
aaT. where she was called by the
death Of relative.
Mrs. ]. n. Tarbeli went 70 Calais
Wednesday, called there BIZ the
death Of a relative.
t1enry Ferrald was a business call
er in Augusta Wednesday.
Seldom c, Scribner was n Banror
"Wednesday attending TO matters If
business
Harry Il. Johnson returned wednes-
day morning from Hartland where
he installed the officers Of the
knights Of Pythias lodge Tnesdav
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

sewing machine may easily De
-,,-,ao i,1o an emery wheel with
which the housewife may sha-p ei.
knives and smooth OF the oamRreo
noirrs Of needles. Get strip OF nau
inch adhesive tape. Just lcng enough
To reach around the hand wheei OF
the machine. and press = nrmly 10
the metal nm. adhesive side inward
Now get a strip Of fine emery cloth
rhe same width as the tape. and que
II firmly 10 the tape. Then wind the
wheel all around with strip OF cot
-on cloth or muslin to hold the emery
cloth in place until the glue Is cry
which will take a day or rwc. When
rhe emery cloth is worn cut another
nav De glued over IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

rent Of the hogs around here" But
he didn't Eve IA Fais6ead wary hong
and AFTER that his small hey friends
lost track OF him. Blu. as they
heard Of him their general impress
sion was that 'Pirfoo Duck" Was
making good, getting ahead IN a fin-
anciHi way anyway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
s,rpie cure for Aiccoushs.

This is the method OF treating Cd
sr,ua,e hiccough that Or. D. Fran
cisco Vanegas employs. He des-
cribes II IN the Revlsta de Meoic1nnry
Cirurgia Pracricas 8Madr,cl. me
patient lies down and draws up Ills
knees until his thighs are pressed
tightly TO his abdomen. the lower
part Of the legs being pressed against
the thighs by bending the knees.
The position is held for several min
utex. The effect Of this is ID press
The abdominal organs up against the
diaphragm and TO sustain the pres
sure until the diaphragm ceases its
spasnodic coutractions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

ThoreHu believed that he could NOT
preserve either his health or spirits
without spending At least four hours
Il day sauuterinE through the fields.
woods and over rhe hills. absolutely
free from all worldly engagements.
This lover OF the outdoors, whose
mind was continually fresh and
whose senses were keenly alert tn all
the sights and sounds of nature. de-
plored the fact that SO many persons
sit indoors all day, working at their
trades. and declared that they de-
served credit for not. having com
united suicide wholesale long ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

Burka l. Fitzgerald, one of P;t.s-
neids business men and prurninen;
ana highly respected citizens died III
ms home IN Manson street es-s,,
Wednesday morning. after few
week Illness following a genera
breaking down IN health.
For very many wears Mr.. Fitz-
gerald has been engaged in the
manufacture Of clothing in this tow,,
For few years he resided IN Rrrwa,.
where ne had charge Of q paant IN.
gagged in the manufacture Of nsnrs
Tor the wholesale trade. When m
returned . this town he estah,isbr6
a tailoring business in cnnner-io7
with a clothes cleaning and pressing
department
MI. Fitzgerald was n,erri,.- NJ
Meridian Lodge. No. 1a5. r. "a "
5erhienem Chapter, No. Sc, O. rs
ana Somerset Lodge, No. 7a5
hnlghts Of Pyrhias. He is s,,-v.v,,a
by widow. Mrs. Emma cefe F,rz-
gerald.
i'ne funeral service will be heJS n.
the Mansnn street Methodist churr,,
Frlcay afternoon at c'cIock ~
Rev D. p Policy viii officiare VITO
funeral viii be under the ausn,cas ~
Meridian Lodge. No. lbs. r. & A NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
ALL HIS AILMENTS
DISAPPEARED
When Ne Tried "ffuf-a-tives"
O. Fruit Liver Tablets
Mnr1,1H RaIIr,n-a Enral
Mount BeIknap Hotel,

Mount Belknap Hotel,
Lakepurt. n 4.
AT 70 years Of age, chronic Consti-
patton was causing me tn suffer with
distressing Headaches, Dizziness and
Indigestion.
I believe I have taken more medi-
cine than any half-doZen people in
town: but nothing did me good until
7 tried fF'ruit-a-tives'
Right away cnuid see their good
effects After taking them for three
months, my bowels were rsguiar,
and the other ailments disappeared"
FRANK A HALE.
50c. box, for $3.50. trial size CSC.
At dealers or from FRTIT-A- TTvES
Limited, OGDENSBCRG. y. Y
Adv
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W1ftar Whit.

The panple Of this town learned of
the death OF Walter White. one ~
the towns business men and h,r,,Ir
respected citizen. which occur-ed ~
his hnme On South street after a
brief illness with typhoid pneumonia.
at $50 Wednesday, morning. Bu. Few
people even knew that Mr.. wh,+a
was sick and the announcement ~
his death came N a great shock 10
his many friends.
Mr. White WAS a valued member
of Meridian Lodee. No. LIZ, F. 4 A.
NJ. and Somerset Lodge. NO. I4l.
Knights of Pythias. His are was 81
years.
Mr.. White is survived by a widow.
LeDua Gardner White, throo puns.
Foster White. Hiram A. White. Lin
wood white. and. two daughters
Martha and Avis White.
Mr.. White had b4e1 ensaEed Ia the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

King Nicholas Of Montenegro be-
fore all things is an ardent patriot
My country" he once said, SIS a
wilderness Of stunes: il is ard: il is
poor; but adore IT. And il were
onered the whole Of the Balkan
peninsula in exchange. why would
mt say one word" Ruler of
Montenegro since 1860. he has nved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

as simple a life as any of his sub
jectS. He was born at NjeEus. the
ancestral home of his race. on Sep
rember "a. 1871. Before he had COM
pieted his nineteenth yea- the sud
den death of his uncle placed him
upon the throne of Montenegro He
had studied in Paris. but the atmus-
phere Of the French capital was les.
congenial to him than. shas OF his own
mountain home. During the course
of his Iong and varied life King
Nicholas has found time To publish
rive tragedies, in addition To a vol
u1ue Of Serb poetry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

An individual cricket chirps with
no great regularity when II is by il =
SELF. and its cfrirping is intermittent,
especially IN the daytime. At night,
however, when great numbers Of
cr1ckets are chirping. the regularity
10 astonishing, one hears all the
crickets in field chipping gym
cizrunousis, keeping time n Il led BY
the wand Of conductor. a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
pit.sfieic Wins FROM augusta y
N c

Pirtsfieic won a fast clean game Of
basket ball here tonight from AL
rIsta 7. M. c. A. 46 70 20.
q Pi1tsfieid took the lead IN the fir-t
'r.eriod and the outcome was never in
doubt although Augusta fought hard
For Augusta DUnnack and Toas
starred. For Pittsdeid Badger and
Dobson PLAYED best and the entire
team played well.
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ing, PrusGpussns Diseases
L is absolutely necessary thzt the
HOOD be thoroughly cseanssd. suzns Of
disease destroyed or driven CUT, spps-
tire restored and the kidnsys and liver
-eE,ored 70 perfect regniRr action.
Aoods ssrsRparIlx has beeu before
the people for IS yezrs as q general
hloon-pnrlfying alnsE1tive rruic medi-
cine and II has gwen perfect sarisfsc-
ZION. Men and women whose grand
mothers gave them Hoods SRraapzriila
are now giving Il 10 their own chsldren
and grandchildren with perfect conf
dence- L Is the idaAl family medicine.
for a wide range af Rilmsnrs. always
ready, always does good at any season
Of the year Prepared by educ1Sed
Pharmacists. Nearly 50 years OF phe-
nnmenai safes tsIt the story Of is re-
uarkahie mart. For a mild. effective
laxative. take Hoods P.Iis.-Adv.
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fHbIntnUrs.Sr

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here
by given that on the ninth day of Feb
ruary 1910. Fred Burwood Of Oakland
IN the County Of kennebec. was by the
Probate Court for the County of Ken
nebec duly appointed executor Of the
will Of James Ru-wood, late of Augusta
IN said County. deceased and that On
the same date said Fred Burwopr quail
FED for and accepted said trust.
Attest r W LEIGHTON,
Register of Probate
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DRIVE AWAY HADAl3E
RI M1ster5le On Forehead
and Temples

>. = -le-,>2cas remedy without the d.
u 'aea..acne medicine" RaiissuD
-.;.';S--.s''e md that miserable fssfiaI
- -, --.,'- CT congestion. AnditansGe
1t IL A~Sae-uie 10 q clam. Whikoinb.
- II ---@--.e with ol ct mustnd HaeaR
III LIT mustard plaster md dan mt
-. Lsea only externally. md =
80 ~ CIT II Affect stomach and bnnEt
-4 z-e Internal medicines do.
---,,a--2;:t tcr sore thxoat hruncahitiG
..-II, stiff neck, asthma, nemzlRiN
II -Sl:on, nie1rlsy, rheumatism. Inn
,Iso, al pa;ns and 1cal9 a liz hac1I
i1iArz. sprains, sore musde4 haiau1
'lloiains- frosted ina, cuadD a IL
'' Isl II offen pneveu0 pnezmWiA.
Jug ana SIC J&E hnaptzi e IN