davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12

90, unenI"
dashed 1t to the floor. His movement
and the ensuing action were so swift
that 1t was only after their compile
ton that all the company awakened to
his presence.
He turned toward the plank table
which had been nailed across a recess
for a bar counter. On this were a
number of bottles, all of brandy or gin
illlcitly distilled and smuggled up the
river. On the floor were two hogs
heads. A quantity of glasses newly
bought. and still containing fragments
of the straw in which they had been
packed. stood on a packing case near
by.
Hilary swept his arm along the
plank. knocking OF the bottles, which
crashed to the floor. strewing 1t with
h:oken glass. A score Of streams be-
gan to filter between the edges of the
boards. uniting in the depressiOns. The
stencil Of the spirits rose into the air.
He kicked the hogsheads over. and
they added their contents to the pool.
With another sweep he struck down
the glasses. Then the lumbermen
rushed ut him, cursing, infuriated. The
foremost hesitated as they came with
In reach of his arm, however. remem-
bering Pierre's discontinue. The mo-
mentary delay was fatal to them. Hill
ary struck out with all his force, fell
ing then, or sending them staggering
backward against those behind, and
clearing a passage in q twinkling to-
ward Louis, with whom alone he had
business at that moment.
Louis was . coward, unlike his
brother and Pierre. perhaps pardon
ably, on account Of his physical weak
ness. Az Hilary grasped him BY the
shoulders the liquor seller. who made
up In adroitness for what hs lacked in
strength. twisted like an eel, dived
under the arms Of those about him.
and rushed toward the rear entrance,
shouting something ~ he ran.
what Il waS Hilary did not know.
He perceived dimly that the mob fen
back, except for . few who, unable to
restrain themselves, surged aboat him
like q pack Of wolves. suarlinG and
trying to thrust at hin with the halves
which thsy hAd drawn iron tbsis
leexhsr belt shsathA H1axZ. 1GA&laG
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12
A knife stab-and what
comes of it.
tTo BE CoNTINUED.)
Proposed Researeh Work.

A proposed British national institu-
tion Of industrial biology would have
for its prime object research connected
with industries dependent ON micro-or-
ganisms or engines; and these, setting
aside brewing and distilling. include
the making Of cheese. bread and
pressed yeast, Tactic acid. wine and
vinegar, besides tanning. the treat
ment Of sewage. and all agriculture.
Other aims would be to give special
ICED instruction to teachers and tech
nicai workers and to provide Q col-
lection Of microscopic culture from
which scientific workers and othsrs
could draw material.
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12
Tlss FIaisiA.

Ratieocs@sRave yoo ever notSeeA
ln circus par1ds that tAay alvays
have the ealllope wagon at the eod oS
IL para0sr Pafrsce--Oh. yes; that
= - ~ everybody know thss ehe
Wosue = y<t 70 coma.
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12

nooey from Monsieur BrOusseau than
I get from yoa. All right. I leave
Saturday"
"You can 20 right to the once and
get your money till Saturday" said
Hilary. "I'n be there In . few min
utes."
He paid Baptiste. who took the
n-y with Q n,enacins muttesfnS that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
SUGAR BERTH WOODS
AND ARMSTRONG RAE

Jacku1an. Ne. Fen. ee-su-.. =
z.cr-t woods were lie Efalaas nody
yf Nelson v. Barley was found ocL.
Is, II Moose River p.an1ar ion got rs
name from some maple traces VIII.
ver+ there many years A-o
A batcr of maple r-ees was near
me woods and sugar was taken from
r. wner OTIS Holden. father IF Judge
Henan Holden. was boy
All. maple trees have long siare
disappeared from The spot and i II
now Used ny judge Holden. me
Grandson CT the hrst settler for Z
COW pasture.
ears ago . man named At
strong nag farr some distance
rom Cile r7ad. Leading down To tile
ta-rn was or rather is for il sril.
exists a lane. The bars at the end
of me iaae was most naturally called
Armstrong bars. While no one now
ives on thai Armstrong place, ti7Ia-e
Is SIT down there The lane be-
woDd Armstrong bars is lovers
lane tr- az recent testimony in The
Burke trinI brought OUT i is . com
mon occur-ance for a couple ta walk
down that lane N pleasant eve
rmgs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

formed OF ms -ig.,c foot " ec-lasCRv a.
his hume N Alpine street M-. Huff
mad s-@e-ec 1n- several months wiz
j cn-r which b-carle infected and Il
was found necessary % administer
ether u remove l.
M ana Mrs. Wesley Fletcher Of Caa-
and Heights are confined - Their
nome w,-n an attach OF tne g-ir
Eoss Baker has resumed LIS Gatles a.
engineer on The Maine Contra! rai!-uad
AFTER being cau.gneG % the mouse he
past cwo weeks By illness.
= 2. Scol-. supe-,.lt ander- of the
Cascade WOODEN MIL. ms returned s-ar.
WIS., a. Els home Z Leicester. Mass
NJ ENss Baker ha- recovered from
~ a--ack Of influenza au1 is able 70 We
oGr again.
Ai-s. 1ar1er- Alez..L-sct.r wbe H.
Deer SING he" .-ueae- George Hut.
and n.- slste- Ms Leo--ie L..s!r FOR
tew Gavs. mas returned Il IT, home i.
ND~-E Belgrade
Har~y Tozler og Beigraae avenue a..s
resumed lis duties II me C'aacnd.-
WOODEN MI after beng confined 70 ms
home ne past ii days ~ Illness
Ber} au'1 Clark ~ Richmond WIS a
gIiesl "Wednesday n.ghI Of Nj and Mrs
john E3etherIns-0r.. leaving Tf,t--t!g ed
morning for Bingham, wAere h. W
v-s!t reia-tves fu- 4 int NJ ~ia-r
IS well known If town, havI1-~ -..sitl,.-.
mere annu. y ven-s asa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

cuU-r -uescav when search was in
s-I-uced far 4 AanG bag which Mrs.
Nelson X Ba~-lev declared WIS
Missing 4 -ho-oug- investigation
VS. conducted L re vlcr.-v u
Mrs 5ar,lev's ctal~ near the rnes-
senEer's station and Deputy SHERIFF
Cole -Jok rIe --.arrer II aand Le
ev e!1-l2.E found NJ missing article
"a one i IN. front seats. some 1.E-
lArye = front Of Mrs. 5ar-ley =ea-
Il Is cuIcA likely ina -ae bag caught
n sprne one : outer garment and was
,:&--l-d ms far befD-a i was
dropped. IaIs being more Likely than
ma If attempted theft 0c the part
ut some one III TIE coE-- room
Joseph Newton. = years old ana a
lifelong resideu- 81 ia ck-ar. Is =
tcwr as w'.-ness II -ne Burke TIN!
l. Is interesting u note Cna- n
Newton l. away from Jackra- the
second TINE n half ceururv His
ias- Trip was made over 56 wears az
Another evers out u the ordinary
connection with M Nav-or-s v1sr-
down river Is that he never tef re
ma seen 4 street MISUNDERSTANDING =
was s3rnet.-1ng y ar innovation for
MIN "a rIde by means NJ ..lecrrici-v
His tl-sr ride ne viii recall Ii future
years as beng from Nare-viII. 70
Oakland. Mr.. Newton mas been
afflicted WIKI rheuna tisYr, II recent
J-elrs and THIS doubtless is II q
measure responsible for his staring
cutie closely a. home Mr.. Newton
Is a widower and well of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Stray Shots

SkDwhegan. Ne, Feb. ga tOu1u j.
ing incident il the progress 81 the
Burke trial here TUESDAY was the
arrival uf Master Richard Markham.
II the court room with q relative Of
the Burke family Master Richard
is the LITTLE boy who has been
adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Burke
Re has not seen his foster father
since November. NJ Burke haV-
ing been brought down 70 the
county Jail from Iackman at thai
time A little after MS arrival IN
the court roun Master Richard
srrRved ever tn the witness seats
near Mr. Burke's chair but was tax
an back 70 his relatives. At recess
he found his way INTO Mr. Burke 3
Zap and the reunion was touchinyiy
happy. Since then the little fellow
mas not beer seen II the, court room
More than one reason mas been given
for this One of.era6 is that Mr.
Burke does not care n work on the
szmpatzy af the jury. Another Is
that perhaps the foster parents 30
not want the little Fellow TO gain
childish Impressions Of the cour-
ROOM proceedings which are aiways
50 lasting
some excitement was accustomed Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
MADISON
Funeral OF Mrs. Aleck Horton
Boys Methodist Club Has
Jolly Partv-Funeral of Mrs.
Abhie CeSrrcya.

VIE 9unera, services o. Ms Ai-ck
Horton wa-e conducted in che &erho-
dis- EpIsr pra. church d. O'clock
Wood. The body was placed in rt1e Re
ceiviuE rars-.
A Jolly parry was he'd ay ne Boys
Cillo Of INK Methods; EpIsc3la. Church
WecnescA- evening Frs came .
business meeting during which Z con-
Danv Of young women gathered After
ne Duriness meeting ne company 70
ne number % about "a strapped on
their sncwsfoes 2-G tn0h = walls 70 n.
TOP of reservoir NIL. On -nel- return
TO -te church III Uvs-a- supper was
served and 4 series u games eEjnved.
Edgar Perry Of Hope yaGer. :. Z.
was II Madison " ednesaay. beng
called here by nc dear ~ ms sister
Mrs. Aieck Horton
-h. Ministers - raj wt1fch was 10
nave been held IL tn.- Madison Ne-ho-
dist Episcupa. church -hI.-siay was
called OF owing q The illness Of Dis
trIct superintendent =. Z. Holt and
seVe-al other cisrrylnen, VINO were ex-
peeteG X De preseu-
Owing % the blizzard there was hut
one session Of the village schools
Thursday aaG there wers no cars over
the Igre OF The Somerset Traction Cnnl-
pa1y from Skowhesan after Ie.2p A Il
the funeral services OF Mrs Aobie
CesgrDve Were conducted Thursday
forenoon bv Rev. William Wood a. cne
nome o. hrs. Allie Gilbert or Old Point
avenue. and the remains were placed IN
the cnmb II the Forest FIJI cernece-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

f-EIca-n. Fen. =.
FIOG-Faceip-s .--1ag Estimated IT,
morrow St0 mostly 19c higher than
v-sts-uavs average Bulk IgggIf 14ssl vop
1886. heavy I---5fbr415. medium l4i9nl45
light l44o0JI..Sl. light Iign; t9a5Tf47a
heavv packing sows smooth 15e1Is33..5Eaz
packing sows rough -1Gc.lEs0 pigs LII
E14L
CAT-LE-Recefpts 51R Estimated TO-
morrow I19e; weak Beef steers: Ms-
dunn ana heavy weigh choice and
prime I4n0GIs-s medium and good llnDG
14Hl common %8GZ15e: light weight gnoG
and choice I1Sod IssS common and rl--
di,:r-s s5ogi1- Butcher carte Eai1ers
i5eG Ito; cows SsefTlT15I,. Gamers anG cut
ters 5egTG5a YEA calves I575ET-z5 Feeder
steers -l504II5G; stocker stee-s f.5Mln2..
sEEEP-Eeceiprs suD. Estimated 10
morrow fDH strong lambs e. pounds
down iSDen--J cuils and commnn i45UT
-7.a- Ewes: Medium. good and CHOICE
1IsssN1454 culls and common 6NGIT..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
sa:4~ss o. rre Days Dealing ~ Al
re -eac NC Stocks

az -r~A Fen. 1-Stoci1s were II
= Lie 1u-set NJ r0Gay's dea4-
- as a-sl.. on selling cue 10 OPP
s5s:7I --rlanciai and Labor Intsr-
= t7-a.r 1-DvtslDns OF TIE -2l2-ca Z
.-. -~-@-sa-.a were brief, however
- wn-n hGT4uc n 5ecDFl .
---.lt ~ -eEEDec.
ans : CIV -E-aue ISSUES q ne reads
-ar@~s.ue wesle-r and Southwestern
.c-s 81. ~ country were Iac-sase4
cn!n-s 3u- a2Et-g-aa= shares
issl@~l- 5rld@nc Dayers made curn-
3'a."@' -- neaEwaT,
-r@- -r~ 5r-e-rned ia1s ana laI-2-
n n SESSION trading was de-
'T Transformations 10 prom
terminals IND Speciat-Teg. These
rod pc Genera. Mg-D-E an
=-. Z Tcich The bears sus-
'-'- --."+- punishment.
49,. G5-n-s resisted II ezt-eme
-. points a -. almost %
-'" Is -acerr low. ana Cruel
.-v--DDn- g2Ir was
RS min mum Of me ears
~o-7-v and eraeis ware firm u
. OTIS. equipments. s11ipntu@S
-l".@l while textiles and iea-he-s
a.'" 10y -~ccve~ies- Eeac1nra
l- ruIn-s n -ne close were
q ~.-SW- IF --0ti- .akln~. SAFE
So tss shares.
rclGa--s q the G2~ I-IciaG-
-- s-~eEE-h ~ exchange th'4
2-4nr e. i-s neE- -lslcE a.
"1's % Ihe pound over enc
~ rne previous eO~-Is1Enf-
&" None was abundant a. per
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
.Dm's Report

View York. Fen. A.-Dun tomorrow
viii shy
With inc-eaalng fn-ce The price CUES
Tim governs business operations in va
rious channels. and waiting fur further
market dst!a-ion has lately become !
more noticeable feature OF me genera
strua ton Exceptions tn this condition
are not absent. appearing conEpicaouE-
y IN iron and steel and II certain olnsr
Industries. bur the main tendency :s
ciear.v toward growing cunserva riarr
and cautinE among buyers. MAN. Of
whom are more disposed to purchase
fur immediate needs than in anticipa-
-iur cf future requirements Doubts
among come sellers regarding the hold
ing power of prices. moreover have
fncne tangible expression IN OFFERINGS %
goods for forward deisvery 81 lower
quotations than those nnw current and
re-saies al CONCESSIONS Of u1errnanaiss
previously tAAsE ar speculation have
afforded another Indication OF The pres
eut trend o. ssHr.men-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
OAKLAND
Funeral Of AlonZe E. Mathews
Personal News

Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bates and sun
Alton IF Oakland heights were guests
" ersnestfay of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bridges OF the Fairfield road.
NJ md Mrs. Z. W startsxanf and
spr James. who have been suffering
from 1n aetSck u tAe grip are much
improved
Funerai services fur the lare Aiunzu
L Mathews. who died Wednesday
morning were held Thursday afternoon
II o'clock at the nome OF his dauxh-
Ter, Mrs. 3, Q. York OF Main ST. and
or --:cnUut Of the quarantine which mas
been placed or the town the services
were private Rev W. p. Holman O.
me Methodist church Will ofticiate.
George HuH is resting comfortably
following Al operation, whicn was De.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Boston PRODUCE Market

Boston Fer -.
EEEF--noice wn0ia cac1l. lJIcZD
ER-No--he-r C-earle-r e---ae
5Ss.nS- western c-sarerV sx-ras 'iRfrTSa
r-EESE-Naw twins ex--as j. IT,
CORNING. yellow --n-2l
EGG>-Naa-pv lezne-v "a - vras-
err extras 6e07e
FLO R-Sp-Ing patents .S-in saCRs
special I4.rrsl Is,si. standard ,3GI4-G .
EAT-%n. = riuornv aSQal ucr-.iaa.
MS-@p-iug 3en22c
CAT-Fancy q pounds -'I7T-G-z
oCRk- Medium backs 45ll
A-CESAroos-nuv G-aau Noun
-ains 4.sdA4o per liz hounds CT --ac-..
AR-Cf-aHillate wt1oiesaie E-p-
rers quotation. ISr16s in Dulp. lSaGI67 II
pacgaEes-
TEA---.6G5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Calais Ne, Fer. -e-Afte- some
controversy WITH the street railroad
regarding removing snow thrown out
q. the tracks by the railroad piows,
without satisfactory results, the
Board Of Aldermen ordered the city
employees 20 level the streets, and big
crews shoTeied Snow On the car
tracks. auspending all service.
The Board Of Aldermen n special
SESSION then passed a new city orof-
nance prc~iding that when there Is
Sic inches Of SNOW or ice on the
tracks the railroad company may re-
move the same under the DIRECTION
Of the Street Commissioner. but
when there Is more than that amount
permission Of the MAYOR TT Street
Commissioner u1nsf be obtained 70
remove r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
New YORK Produce Market

New York. Feb. ~
Flu TT3-Easis- spring clears sST
Ifr1 Kansas s--algf1ts LN9Ii~-5-
= II EAT-SpcT dull; NJ. -eG &c nom
ma 7 b steamer
CORN-spot eag- No. yellow rsz9l
and No. mixed 16Ss New York L.
Gav shipment
ClA-S-Spot easv: No. : white I1-15
POP K-EaEy; r7esE i2211z04s06
L-AED-Easy middle west T7HG YS
BTTTEE-F-n receipts 3nEg rubs
creamery higher man extras fSli66s e.
tn q srore 577s. firsts IS TO ~ score 5~n
nj packing stock current TIE ke Ne 20
EEGS-Sc-ong: receipts -oo.54 cases
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
District Nurse for Fort Fair6e,S

Fort Fa.rne.d Feb. GA -e-.sfer
adnu-Es has been employed to act as
district nurse for TINS town. Miss
Anna Goss Of Levart Who taok a
s-adGare nG~se course III 81. Louis
hospital having been engaged
through the local chapter o. lne Fed
Cross She WIZ receive 4 salary OF
3 500 for rhe year. a house or Main
s.-e.st is being fried UT for an erler-
gency hospital for influenza and orr
81 cases demanding immediate hos
pI-ai attendance This VIII he IN
charge Of fhe Fort FAIRFIELD Boar: n
Her It'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Want Ad Way Has Been the Road Big Profits for Many Augusta People
"Housework''

Augusta women who know how to cock TO
sweep and to clean VII read the ads indexed
@Hogsework7 n the cla ssifcarlon Hap Want
ed-Fsnale" n the Journal today. They are
alert for tie calls for I etp by Augusta house
wives.
When you need domestic help, get It The Jour
nal Want Ad Way. Telephone 155 and ask Tor
a Want Ad Takar. Let The Journal make your
work lighter and your ONE happier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

H-.si: gathered ezra frs G9G-o. DC rs,
6E6S. s-afe Pa 2nC nearby western
nernt-v Hn.te t-st IL ezra --r-5 ID
so; VI sx--as - do .-arne-ec r-crr,.
ana rr:TeG cnlnrs f1-s+ III ex--a $50
S-EAa-Eaw sceaGv. ceE--,s lgal L.
tine g~arula -ed +5sssQIalA Sugar futures
opened unchanged Du- frrn=d LID 1T :
on reports o. s-eadie- 1ee ing Z III
nIeh.-
POTA-0Fs-Steady, Long 1slaaG ~
puunGs 7nirGS15
CABRA GES-s-eacy F'larfda ~ed ba--
T. ,sl|gJ -l-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Couple Ut, -ouse Burns

Eouir0n- Feb. ee-Nr and Ms.
Kendall :. Jacktns both III with
pneumonia and over - years li1.,
were removed rrur their homes OF,
High street. when the residence was
discovered - be IN fire Mr. JackIns
Was taken TO The home of the iat4
Gaernor LieweIlyn Powers and Mrs
Jsekins TO The home q :. Z. dit.
The damage 20 the Jackins house bv
fire.. smoke anc water y estimated al
Saa.i3tsi
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Chicago, Fer. u
Corn underwent 4 SHARP break Il
price during me last hour today altar
showing decided strength earlier B-G.
lEn developments regarding -four anC
wileat mad much &C dc with the se-bact-.
Quotations closed henvv with MAJ L.,
70 IL and july rs. I'd ~
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Continued <-c- PAGE -~c

The ak Is mat lhe hrtel business
II ia K1T7an and ne rtc1LITy VII d.
z nlg-er business -na- ever This next
TIlr-uer. Tor Is At Indication ne
bushes IS mas peer increasing el4cn
ear. and -tIs nuz- suU-ne- VI. 5e
NJ exception.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Mayer -soe-tny aenernina.ad FOR
121fs Time

Ellsworth. Ne Feb 2g-Navo- A.
eIander g Hage-thy WIS reuouinat-
ec a. the Republican caucus Thurs
day for his 12rh tern h viii ne
opposed by Elk Alderman Frank =.
Heath, named by the Democrats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
New Iora Bond Market

New York. Feb. ~
Liberty BONDS closing Is 60 E-s- J.
ae2f second As &c ~. a-s- -zs 9l-3s st-t-
ond If ~ -: third as gas1. fourth Is
% rs y-ic-ery rs e -. TIcr1-% LIZ So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Suburban for Sale

y I--L-Al 1E EOEE-Forecicsed raur-gaSe
cnrripels sale of COSY village home cor
sIseluE of house, stable GJsrbuildin-s
a!lc = acres % land II u prosperous
Vlliass near sCn1ois churches. posr
inc snclccE halIs. telephone ell
Sahss Is the price which means a luss or
s'~ 10 The Present owner Death "
owner cnnipels SAFE q q modern CO.
tAse Win al modern convenience
Win same privileges as the first e
scrioen property. No sIahie. f: acres al
land, and The price IS only cSaa The
utcGaSec 0u-ns- bought for 1 psr-,lla -
h@ht nome and expended SIGDA more
thaE The present asking PRICE IL tx
rs X u sl.1- Rim. Advancing age CON-
pe!s sale 81 III up-rB-Ga.e stock OF
EArcWaTe anc harness goods repair
shop connected IT 4 splendid village
%reseTt store can he rented fur nom
ma sum. ttH-t lis q SPLENDID urupC-
s.-Ior Tnr some I'M BILIOUS Young rl2r
n ADoF+. property Is Situated III q
-oWH II which q osg six cuu1aur7 y
l'i2---TllnE . open = mill Li..s spriIg
= WI ne shown ny = L r.ncpcF
t.siAaIit-ia. Phone r. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

-ar-- that -at4 applying u accur.ruo-
cations over the week erC.
Al branches % The bond r1a-ka- were
vlsiaiy stronger. speculative Is LES 1e2-
-l4-ing cae -allwag dlrisicu " n further
Improvement = foreign issues ana
marked t.-r-ueaE in rhe Liberty G-oUI'-
Toca, sa.-.s- mar value s.. ,,51 1Go. DIG |.
: bonds Unchanged OF call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

You Seecct kecr On feeling DIS
rresset after eating. nor oeirhirS. nor
experiencing nausea between meals
Flood SarMv1rfsla cures rvvpes,a-s-
srrengrheae the stomart and neher a.
gestsve organs for the p-wpsr perform
ance OF their functions. TAhn Houd' :.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities BE
7 VII ETY. our tewes-y Stock and
fixtures or ash Fav al -nar rs
worth = you wan ID sci and mean
nusi- s.sh. commitments a once r-a.-A
20s- Las II ~. u I'm, OHIO
LI-o0--+ E1CM-lu axce.l,.Ht location.
DONG E1or ausIness gD0a REASONS fo-
selling Inquire rs " a1a- 81. Aa4io-
wei.
TIE TT
- BOUT IL CUISINES
Se1o-e II testing . penny II Oh s-ocAs
- IN 1ac-s. Read ne III PRESS,
You W. men most likely make -1l4u.a
as thousands nae d9ue Mary Cpro--
-u-.-i--s a-a overlooked and r-ICT2-a>
lgs- ~ !acE Ut t4~st nant3 rl-urr..l-lUr,
These ar Ut lsi.4- lines -Dr sI-aA =
v.sla~g ID profit ay -ne E-eat 81. Is
s.g7v+-'as N me Mid-Cnu ---aeT.c, Texas
and BG-kDu~n-1r leids. t.ac- Isgae e
me OIL 2nE.as Is 2rlrlfg- Of vaI1l. e
news nor ne JL -lE-.7---- EnG -
ceEt sLccesses More Tran IN, lEf5 -s.aG
cry Z ClCC-lt-LnpusG2Cs have MAD
T10n.~ -r-cugn - atvlce 4 G-e
iaEue -aee-.1.- WIFI me markets con-
ta!cir= quotations o. -.s.l=G arc 1t
listed stocks Al vel az ccjo--t -lar
suCW.:-E -ti- KANSAS and Jk4aH1Tna ri!
-etG~ FREE on 1.arEI--l- Address
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New York Stock Market
Corrected DAILY ny
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

- Front -. EatE, Phone so
$50 Water St. augusta,
Phone -a-S-1G1s
Correspondents CT
Elmer n. BRIGHT 4 CO.
aierr.bers nf New York ana Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Heai Estata ar EXCHANGE

r 7F<1t- - or eZ1hl1E -s. large and small
ihca-'- CT or near ar tfn+ and cir
3ia-hetS, owners VII r-aSs TOR
lHbptr,2 ~ Ans lSc1 La. Jewell or Ga
diner Parties wishing To INV sch "
exchange VII ind = 70 1ht advun-
taSe - cal or w~l4e at unCc r
SnFT F2-rsl Agency upr Nj NJ
TIE. NV
= y thT SBuCn- and Sold t1ess.
facilities for uu.Ck handling ---tcfl-
cili- n .'s!.--.A4- r -i+:rsta4E -4l IL
y %
Sc th.s complete Director o. wan
and ofte~s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Statesmen arg elerr5

ATENTs M SOLICITORS = A-ren-
ri0n. VIZ NOT -y -hIs as D par ar
wncle lime w0-h. Manage" and agents
II ever cou1-v = Name. F.1e rrancs..
-rooo money Capita sfG ,t.lsl Address
5oZ 81 richmond, maine.
ACEN--L9 vo4 ea-r esq mar =
weekly 60 nL- Guaranteed Hnste-r
ore- spring Inc -aacy Enormous
pro.iIs. Experience 4-1sCessa- Par
zeccveA- Ensiery Darn, Pa.
i E,< TTs-ga17 prof Y unce-e,.l ,.--le
2~-lci.. Something new s+.iE IKE
v..d..re Carr r,grt II pocRs- \ -'rA
al once Ter 1-e- saTrp,e Aiber, Nils.
zen Xg~- 8ti American 5idg Cir-
cIInac-. 0niG
BROKER AND sALESA- E<-Se!l
sna-es producing oil. roru1any paving
monthly dividends. Liberal cnuc.@ct
-o producers Banke-s Finance r0rn-
rarv &C.. X es1e-.l Indemnify E@..G-
l1g. LaIas Texas,
Todd WANTS anG offers r. 7rese,---
nd Il catAIDg form Or The war az r2ge