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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
Dnrtn Rirn.

GouDerneur gBm. s.. Sunt BON
| porto Riep beri6tet: Md6ren0 bes al
! @nbe gebenben HeGnlngsid6res baben
| ita pie gef4dftli9en @er5dItniife auf
Der Snfe[ ltetig 9ebeifert uno biz
| 9anbel5z8e3tebungen atpfiGen DerIel4
BEN unb Den 8er. Stdaten cine inca
fentlI4e Grneiterung erFa6ren. On
| itro fett Mnfang bes sSa6res bereits
fur lnebr als $55,00G aaffee na9 ben
Der. Stadter perfanDt porDen, qeqen
nur $21, 900 in Der forreippnbiren0en
oorldbrigen periobe, itnb bic 9flan3er
Der Sntel 9lauben NUN bpFFen 5u Diira
fen, Dab it9 enbli9 bas grpBe amertz
tanii9e Ibfabgebiet Dem pprtorica1li4
I9en &affee erIdlpifen bat, bei7en
oor5iigltde 9ualitGt befannte S6dt4
Ia4e tit. Die Oransenz&ultur Der
Snfel tit nit 6ulfe amerifaniI9et
&apitdls in Harlem MufI6punge be-
griffen un0 Der Diesidbrige Grport
otefer SiibFruGt iibertriFft ben Des
8orlabres I'm cas- 3pan5tgfa1e.
glu9 Die 3uder4Qlusfubr ipeiit cine
itarte 3unabme auf unD bat bic SnIer
ieit @nfang B. S. fir nte6r ais cine
babe W2iQion Dollars 3uder na@
DEM Jfproen Oerfanbt. 3uder lit 3. 81
0as 9aupt=Stdpelprpbuft Der sSn1el.
gu8 bic Sabaffultur Der synIel err
treut it9 gutter Gntlpidelung uno Die
S9atIabe, baB bic amerifdniIden'
Observation-Disclosures g[atttabad BON;
gorto Rtco be5ieben, IdBt iteigenbeI
Nahfrage na4 portoricanif4en GiS
garren erieben. z.
Die @ntpideIung Der 8erfe6rsz
9er9dltniiie auf bet SnieG 1T ebenz.
faQ5 cine beFrtebiaenbe. 8on elmer
ameritagiI9en @efeQ16aft tptrb 8. st..
cine @tienbabn our 8erbiabung bers
ipt6ttgen BGdBe Der sSSnIel erbaut, unO
nit Der @inridtung eleftriIder Saqn='
0er6tnbung 5lpiIGen Ponce unb SaR
Suan 1T begonnen porben. Mmerifaz
niI9es &apital tnb amerifaniI1er
llnternebmungsgeilt Beginner, groBe |
geranoerungen auf gorto 9ficO gu:
idaffen.
Au9 in politiTder 8e3ie6ung lGBi'
lt4 eine ent14tebene 8eferung Der.
8erbdltnti1e fonfattran. @s bsrrz.
I6en auF Der Sniel ieBt georOnete 3uA |
ItGnbe, amerifantI9e 9eIeBe fommem
}ur tpirtIamen Durdfiibrung uHb biq |
Sintpobner Der SSSniel finD fir balA
otgite Nnnubme dmerifariI6er 8erz
lpaItungs sWetbpben. Surbspro3eFa |
Finben f6on bdufiger Fatt un0 nit |
1utem @rfoIge. geeue S9ulen nerben
.rDffnet unb Die DffsntltGen 8erbeiz |
erungen m0gli9ft uuf bic gan3e esSnieQ
9ie Mauniatpaloertpalz
ung tit cine Before, bic Budgets finO
ndBiger unb bic TanitGrsn DaetboDen
,oben etne neIentlibe 8erbeferung |
.rfabren. 8et ben gegenpdrtigen
Sinnabnten 0iirfen mir fir Oas Sis
alid6r auf einen ueberTGuB BON
100000, iDlpie auF Nte6reinna5rnen
Jegen leBtas Sabr bon 100000 re9z
ten. QluBerben befinOen ii9, CUR
Durdfiibrltng 0ffentliber 8erbei1ez
:ungen beitimn1te, Sruitfonbs BON
liner Weillton Dollars in Der &dfIe,
S6 babe oDlles 8ertrquen auf Die
3ufunft ppn porto Hicp. NatiirTi6
rforDert es 3elt Nlles 3u erretben,
pas mir eritreben, uber auf @runb
'er Grfdbrtngen Der leBten Sabre
dBt ii9 eriparten, baB Porto gfico
i6 f6neQ 5u einem grDIperirsnber
merifunifGen StaatsneIen enttptdeln
pirD.
Die u5iinfunbSnarSig Iinb i'm
nfthp nor SNhntrf+c,1 IN, ,,1ar rnt,,.Yx.t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
Sd9eblatt.

SeIIIller 2QgeDlatT.
Ser Nmeritaner betont ais sSrenz
Der unb @aft au9 in Berlin bas erz
tluftoe 2eben benz 9eutT9en gegel1z
iiber; Die 8eIeligfett pflegt er fa1t
ansf9lteBlt9 unter Geinesglei6en,
unb bic geiellfdaftlihen @runbIdBe
Der Setmatb, Die in ben omertfaniz
f9en Gretien befpnbere 8etonung
finben, bieten t6m fir bic pfle9e bes
8erfe6rs unter fetnen 2anbsIeuten bic
fpetteiten gbancen. unbetannt ftno
i9m itrenge aaiteneintbeilung unb
Stanbesunterfbiebe, ipie fie in
9eutf9lonb ft9 berangebilbet baben.
Wie fir tbn briiben ienIeits bes groz
BEN 0afers fetn prGTbent einfa6
Scr. RDoiebelt bleibt, tpie er bic Inn
ftdnblt9feiten Der Sttulatur bur9M1s
bera4tet unb gum 8ei1piel bic vgnGz
Dtge Srau" bur4 rMrs.", bas ,9nGz
bi9e 8rdulein", bur6 vMiB" far5peg
erleBt, 10 iinb ibm audi bic S9runten
fetner 9eieafddftsfdbtgfett ni1t eng
ge5pgen. Sein 8eftreben, in Der
Srembe ben nattonalen eSntereITen
treu gu bIeiben, ftnbet tptrtfame lin
.terfiiBnng in ben fogenannten yRez
ceptions", ben gefelligen gla9mittdz
gen tn ameritantf9en &retfen, ben
8lubabenben, no bic syyretbeit Der
9altfreunbf6aft in tpeiteItem MaBe
dusgeiibt tptrb. 9ieIe Ginri6tunqen
erfreuen ii9 Der befpnberen 9rotefz
tion beg dmerifonif9en 8otIbafters,
bes 8enraltonIuls unb Nnberer, fir
beren Exceptions" ale 2an6sleute
in Berlin obne 1lnterI9ieb Der Stelz
lung eingelaben iinb. 6ausberr unb
Sausfrau empfangen Die @Gfte, berz
ntttefr Dit 8stannttif daft bes nett
4ngefommenen nit fetnen bieiigen
2anbsleuten, betbeiligen iib an Der
lnterbaltung Der bunt 8uIdmmengez
tpiirfelten 9ruppen unb 1u9en auf
bieie Wetfe in Der sSrembe Die 6eiz
matb au erfeBen.
8ei Der 8er59iebenbett Der 2ebensz
anf9auung apiI6en Mmerifanern
nnb 0eutf4en tpiirbe cine gefenI6aftz
lt4e Gerf9mel5ung Der betben unz
mDgli6 feir. go entgegenfommenb
in biefer 6tnit9t Der Deutf9e 1T,
ebnfo 5uriidbaltenb seigt ii6 ber
4merifaner. Ct itebt benz DeutThen
bnr9aus ni6t fpmpathifd segeniiber,
unh tpenn er nit INN 3uIammenz
tonmt, 70 lit feline 6Ofli6feit rein
tonbentioneLle Sprm. Mit Ieiner Meiz |
nung bdlt er ipenig 3uriid. Gr berz
fte1t Die beutf9en @erbGltniife niat, |
berf4lieBt fidb itreng elmer 8eeinfluf< |
Jung bur6 iie unb lit bdrum audi Elm |
dnsgeipro4ener 9eener Der 0ermifd6z |
ung bon 0eutfcben unb Mmerifanern |
bnr9 5eiratb. Weib Der gebilbete
4meritaner feineQbneisung gegen bic |
beutf9en ginri9tungen unb Gebrduz
dhe gu beberrfden, 70 fritiiirt Der
fleine Mann Dber Der ehte g]anfee |
flDtt unb lngenirt barauflos, qleih= |
giiltig Oh er beut19e .3uh6rer bamit |
Derlebt ober nt9t. Gr legt ben 3uq |
gum pbiliitr01en i'm 9eutf6en fir
8ef9tdnftbeit aus, traut ibm aud |
feline Spra6enfenntniB gu unb nGbnt
ii9 bdrum auf Der StraBe, In Der
Glettrif9en, i'm Safe unberitanben, |
iDenn er nit lauter 5timme geqen
feline 8egleiter iiber ben stupid
German" lpsaiebt. 1Inb bod fam
man ibm iiber bieIe 5ntpG6e nidt |
gram fem, neil iie lebiglin einern ait
Hart betonten NattonalgefiibIe entz
Tprings, inben CT fih einbilbet, an Der
Spite ber RultnrpDlfer su rndrfdi= I
ttil Seine GrfIuiibitdt na9 biefer
Ssite bin ldRt i'm I'm +, empfdngs /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

Sabre alt, gong Sin gin, II Sabre
alt, gong Sin Duf. 8 Snbre alt unb
Wong @eng 9Ding, 5 Sabre aft. @ar
Sob Rblum, Der @9niegeripbn 1einer
ggceaen5, tit ebenfaas BON Der par1
tie. Mubsrbem bat Der GommiKGr
pier Mttades. ioiDie cine Mn3obl 9lnz
itreiher, 5hreiner unb Aol5fdniBer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

9ie uSiinfunb8nansig" iinb i'm
2anbe Der SbDtriten INNER popular
getpeIen, a6er es mar rli9t tmmer cine
QntpeiIung auf 25 pfsanig, tpie jeBt
sur 5eier Der 6iamantensn 9o93eit
bes generofen QdnDesbaters.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
gSpng &at Sab, dtnciifder gDmniiIir
fir BITE @eltausfteAung In ct. 2pmis.

Seine GrceHena Mpng Rai Rab,
Der dtneiifd5e gDmniFdr fir bic
Meltausfenung In ct, Gouis, iit NIT
bem Dampfer 9ongfong Marll In ben
8ereinigten Staten eilgetroffen. Bes
gleitet ipirb er DDn feiner Satin unb
fsinen Rinbern, geng 9oong, Is
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23
@srGeI1fassnss efmsnbsment sur Guaititattun
rsn Ebip.
8titsnernng.

. Gel es bon Der General sflentbIh bes Gton.
Ies Sbio bei4Iofien:. Dab ben Stimmgebern bic,
les Sfaates am erfien Dienftas nam Dem err
lteH Wfont1ge i'm gopember 1903 elm 8orlcbIaa
nnIeIpreifet iperben fpu Gection 2 beg Artis
lels Nj Der GoHltit,stton bes GtGntes DbiD ait
tameilotTen, t 10 bob oerlefbe fogenbermnksH lails
Mrftfei XII.
!. SecfiCn 2. Ge General. MfIembIn foE
KQT1ebEunaen fiir Die sluihrincunn BON. Eius
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-23

mitgebra9t, tpel9e Bel ben 8au bes
6ineiifhen @ebGubes auf bem Wugs
ifeaungsplab bef9dftigt tDerben {pls
len, Inn GENTLE Mrbeiten uusauz
fibren, fpelhe man DDn dinericanif2en
Mrbeitern ni6t erefparten fam, neil
biefen bic n0tbige liebung uno Sc.
fonbere @tfdidliafeit feblt. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

our David who was in the public street
trying TO start his horse. our DaNld
dld not get excited, however, ne got OUT
OF the carriage, patted his horse neck,
adjusted the harness, walked AROUND
the beast several times, put something
which he took from his pocket INTO the
new horses mouth, patted the morse
again, got into the wagon again and
drove off; his face radiant with Il
smile that would have shown brightly
through the smoky atmosphere OF the
last two weeks. The strangers TOOK q
turn around the square to snow OF
their new team, and stopped III 1fphl
Of the iblcthen House ] was there tht
fun commenced. The new horse pc
san to Kick and squcal. Both horses
We're thrown down, ana there was 4
general niX-up. Part of the time me
new horse was under the carnage
part of the time on top Of 1t, ana 4
part of the time in It. Harnesses
snapped like grocers Irvine. ana inc
pole of the carriage broke like the stem
Of an Old fashioned T. d. pipe It re-
Quircd the efforts of the sidewalk
committee which happened to ~ II
session on the piazza of the hottl, 10
separate the now from the Old our
David thinks he is about $5o in, as
neither horse is worth Il lead pencil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
Servia's Terrible TraGedY.

The world was shocked. yesterday,
Belgrade, the capital of the little king
dom of Scrvia. That King Alexander
and Queen DraCa should be murdered
in cold blood in their palace. and by
officers of their army at that, with
the lives of others included in the sac
rifce, constituted story of murder
such as European royalty has not
known in many years. In view of re-
cent events in Servia, however, the
assassination. horrible as are it's de-
tails, is hardly II surprise. Alexander
has made himself Il most unpoOular
ruler and his queen, who was an add
ventures of humble birth. 10 years
older than himself has been cordially
hated, particularly by the nobility
Alexander was y years of age. and
succeeded his father. King Milan, upon
his abduction in 1889. He and Draga
were married in 1900. and the mar
riage, unfortunate in itself, has been
followed by many quarrcls and general
domestic turmoil.
The effect of the tragedy upon the
future of Servia and upon European
affairs can hardly be estimated at this
time. Servia is one of those little
countries of not much Importance in
the world except to involve others in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
New York Produce Market.

New York, June H.
Receipts, 25,294; exports, S5i2;
sales, 10000.
WIIEAT-Rccepts. 1O2 %; sales, 2750,-
goo futures; spot steady; No. , rcd, So,
elevator: No. , rcd. &5si.. o b afioat: No
northern Duluth. 20 + o b alloat; No. 1
hard Manitoba, $g4s o b alloat.
OATS Receipts IS 600 bu.; exports, So
3 white. 43; track white western, 4Gl6IIG
LAED-Stcady; western steamed 9.15;
June closed 9.l5 nominal; refined steady.
PORK-Quict.
Bt"rTER-Easy; creamery. 22H.
CHEESE-I' Firm; state fun cream fancy
small cOlorCd, 10h.
EGGS-Irrcsular; state and Penna ex-
t1Is 49,
rOTATOEs- Firm; new southern, 2.5o0
SO
SUGAR-Raw steady: fair refining. 3,s:
centrifugal % test, 1872; moiasses SUI
gar, 3D.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

road, where he has been since his illness
which has extended over a period Of tire"
months Mr. Hunt was born in Unity,
Nc. hut for Il period OF % years has
Travelled for various mercantile houses
through Aroosinull county, where ne IS
thornU4hly acquainted with the trade ana
thought much of by the business men
For the past rs years he has Travelled LOT
the Bangor firm Of Charles Hayward q
90. Previous TO that he had worked Tor
W. A. Bartlett ana after that for the nld
finn pc Travelled several Years for the
wholc@al" firm Of Charles Mclaughlin y
90 Of Portland. Mr Hunt was one Of the
oldest travelling men drumming ArooStHok
county and was Il man of sterling chaFhc-
Ter ana Il good salceman.-iianEGr Com
mcrcial
Mrs William Dccring, who j. charged
with the murder Of hor husband. the
tragedy taking place in the carly spring,
is still ut her home in this city and as far
IS can be learned no move has been made
in the direction OF an arrest. The citi-
ZcnS have almost entirely forgotten that
Such d tragedy occurred and for the most
part DO not give the matter another
thought The reason given for not plac-
ING Mrs Drcring in custody is that she IS
itV. she will never arise She is reported
Is steadily failin@ ANA il Is considered that
the end is not now far distant Wednc.'-
iaV Sn. had an unusually bad day aud
nj the present time she is in q critical
condition. How long it viii DE before
!oatG releases he" from her suffering IS
If course y matter of conjecture, but il Is
now crn&Gctcd q matter OF weeks
Htcwrr Co. rf Bangor Commercial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
ARE YOU SATISFIED?
If net, what Better Proof can Augusta
Residents ask for?
This is the statement of an Augusta

This is the statement of an Augusta
citizen.
The testimony of a neighbor.
You can readily investigate it.
The proof should convince you.
Major c. ]. House who was first
lieutenant in the famous 1st Maine
Heavy Artillery low in the Bureau of
LABOR Statistics says: THE great merit
of Doan's Kidney Pills is unquestion-
able. Laior statistics would show
doubtless Il greatly enhanced earning
capacity on the part of bread win
ners We're a reliable remedy known
whose use would Danish that too prey
alent ailment-kidney trouble. pro-
cured Doan's Kidney Pills ut c. X.
Partridgc's Old Reliable drug store,
Water street, directly opposite the
postofice, and their use benefited me
so promptly that l have no hesitation
in recommending them for back and
kidney complaint"
For sale by ali dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, n.
Y, sole agents for the [. S.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
EASTERN STEaMS' COMPANY
Dion,

Commencing Tuesdayarch 3ist, 1908.
steamer Della ColliIWill leave Au-
gusta at 10 p. NJ. Hwell at 200 J..
"a, tuesdays. Thursdaand Saturdays,
ing. Gardiner at 3.35, hinond at AS
and Bath at SEQ P. M. Poston
Returning steamers le Union Wharf,
Boston, Mondays, Weekdays and Fri
days at SEQ =. M. forndings on the
river, connecting at Gaaer with steam
er Della Collins" for howell and Au-
grsta. Allen Partridge, yent, Augusta:
c. A. Cole, Agent, HalIdl; A II. Hang
com, G. p. & T. A.; Cai Austin, v. p.
q General Manager. GGai offices Foe-
ter's Wharf. Boston, Nj All freight
wa TINS line IS msuredsainat fire and
marine risk. ma r26,itf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

Arrangement of Train,tfect Dec. is,
1909
Pullman Buffet PaEars between
Caribou and Bangor rains leaving
+. NJ.
LEAVE Portland. 1o!M.; Augusta.
Il 80 a: M; WatervilN A. NJ /: Ran
s2r' ~ \. NJ; Arrlvhange. 500 A.
iron Works, $40 A. Mrcross. S.5S A.
A.; Millinocket, 9.52 h.; Sherman,
10 . A: NJ; Patten, H. M: Island
Falls, Hos A. Nj; SniMills, II Is r.
n n MaSardjs, 1el ?. Ashland.
7; NJ Houltcn, f2.1u 1 Bridgewa1a
ihou. 2.25 p NJ. New In, IS i. NJ,
Van Buren,. 100 7. Milestone, $40 z.
NJ; Fort Fairfield. 2.li.: Dover and
to&cfoft. 200 A. M; Ord, 9.34 A NJ.
1M1onson. 1913 A. M; hville. 1850 4.
LEAVE Portland, ID NJ; Aug,,ss*
3.lo T. M; Arrive BrGIe, Al =. M
Norcross, IS p. NJ. nocket, 5.57 p
I T.; sherman, 6.45 p lPaIteD. 1I2 4.
q; island Falls, 100 I: Houlton. 81.
~ a. M; 6,resGue Isle, I. NJ; Carbon
70 !? ;, I; ", II Fort Falrll0.o5 +, M.
u hH = Portland. Il Nj; Augusta
Sor, 80 2. M; Brow, 6.45 =. NJ:
Dover, So =. Nj; 9Th, 7l9 p. NJ:
Greenville, $50 p M. ;Dec, $50 p. M.
Montreal, So 4. NJ
, LEAVE Montreal ?. NJ; Quebec
:, 40 L: M; Greenville,A. NJ: Morson
Junction, So A. M, Ord. 6.i2 A. M:
Dover and Foxcrost I. NJ: Rtowy
vile, 40 A M; Lagr; 500 A. NJ.
AhRlEE Bangor, Dim; leave Bag
s3r; :, l e. + N ariivelsta, $50 2. nj.
Lbou. 6.15 a. NJ: Prsa Sic. 50 < N
!!oulton, $50 +. NJ; Ii Falls. g17 A.
y y; nntten, 200 4; Norman, $40 4.
Al Nliilnocket, l0;2S I; Norcross, 1877
y, NJ: katahdin lron'ks, 1910 a Nj:
! ifdroWnVlile, LIZ a. ARRIVE Bangor
i i:N5 p NJ; WateryillS P NJ Iu~
sqs5a; 3;5O T. NJ; Fort 5.35 p NJ
LEAVE Caribou, IL M: Van Bu-
rem, 1000 A. NJ; New Hen. HOP A. Nj.
b5lm NJ $50 4. Mosque isle, 12i5
wafer y',r; 1;o3 7, NJ, IIm, 800 r. n;
Island Fails. 500 !. iatter. 2.55 p.
n. Sherman, 80 T. Milhnackot 1 IL
7. NJ: N0rcrOSS. 80 " Rrownyille
80 L. M; LaEra nge. G NT .C;raenvjiie
: - - ! n Monsoon, p. M: Guilforti,
Il + III, NJ Dover ard Froft, SOS +. M:
arrive Bangor, 40 pl Waterville. 0 81
T. n. Augusta, 1928 Z; Portland, 100
A. M "a 20
GEORGE lCUGHTON,
v. NJ. BROWN,
Superintendent.
tS1nCrnr-
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@aiiy kennebee Journal
ESTABLISHED 1925.

No notice whatever will be taken of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return of re-
jected communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
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Accommodation Him.

81 assure YOU" said the persistent suit
or. chat | will not take no for m AZ
SWCr
,'Ycu needn't. I'll say yes upon ono
condition.
"And that is ?"
Just ask me if am determined rot to
marry you under any circumstances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

Colds are quickly cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t acts on natures plan, loos-
ems the cough, relieves the lungs and opens the
secretons, efecting permanent cure. 1t coun-
teracts any tendency of a cold to RESULT in pneu-
monia. 1t is pleasant to take, both adults and
children like it. Price age; large size soc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

The floods did great damage at Kan
sas City hut they did not find Kansas
City platform there awaiting destruc-
ton. 1t lad been washed out to sea by
a flood of votes, several years earlier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
New York Cotton Market.

New York. June H.
Cotton futures closed steady. Juno.
lit; July, il.15; August iii; September,
1850; October, 81: November. 5.G2; DC
crmhcr, 80: January. $50
EoEton spot closed quiet Is points do
G!l2e. Md1ling ,urlands, 12.25 do. gulf,
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, June II.
y rather hcarsh crop report where q
hullish one had been expected caused
weakness in wheat. today. and July closed
\ hover. July corn closed l&FrH higher
and oats were M *, while September pro
visions closed from ~ to &c. lower. The
government crop report showing the con
dition OF wheat Up TO juno ! was 4 great
disappointment to the bells ard WAS tho
Cau@a of 4 considerable dc limo in prices
Tho leading futures clos ID MS follows:
WHF,AT--.Iuv 90 7G; 90. new, 55"S4i@i
sept. Old, 12is113; new. ~.
CctiN-NC. june, 1914; July, 4:4l Sept,
GATs-Jrly. =: Sept, aaA; Dee. 83ax.
MESS POEl\-July 17.O2l2; Sept, 1850.
LARD-JUly, $50: Sept. S9,ja.
SHORT EIi!S-July. go; Sept, 921l..
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLODR-luict Int firm.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

Conrad l<ahlor an cmploye Of the
Chicago Tribune for 30 years, die1,
Early Thursday, at Chicago. after Il
long illness. Mr.. I<ahier WIS born in
bavaria in 1885, For many years he
vas head Of the Tribune pross room
ana invented the folding machine now
liz use i'll All large newspaper offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

st. Louis is no doubt duly thank
full that the exposition had TO be post
poned year. It would have hcer
somewhat embarrassing to entertain
visitors on the roofs and take them up
to the exposition grounds in boats.
But what assurance is there that the
Mississippi will not so on another
rampage, next year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

The Connecticut Legislative reporters
have each been voted $3G0 by the law
makers as a little present at the close
Of the session. This is in addition to
their salaries and to an outsider
smacks somewhat of the nature of
hush money or at least reward of
discretion and silence. Maine legisla-
tive reporters are not the kind to be
bribcd that way-and, besides, the
opportunity was never offered them!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
lust Like Milk.

My" exclaimed the little fish who had
hccl nibhiing at the Lait, this worm
tastes sour.
"Wcu. NY dear" replied the mamma
fish. the wcathcr's very warm, and
the worm VIII turn, yea know
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
MOTTO.

JeWett d Hanson, conctors and job
bing masonS. All kinds mason work
tile and fireplace work specialty. Esti-
mates on application. tiers by mail
promptly ATTENDED TO.
r NJ. JEWJaTT. Gre Street.
ALFRED HANSON, Court Street
may2Sdtilljuly1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
LIGHT AND AIRY.
DiaqnoScd.

YES. remember him sid Ai<aH liz"
"IIc died very sudden"
Heart diSrasc?" asked the Eastern
tourist
say ii was the heart any more n the cluh'
spade or diamond Amy way, ne dellt MS
self four aces
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
His indifference.

Hos rntncl an Indifferent charactCr,
that fellow LUShman isn't hc?'
That's so. Hes forever saying ! doh I
care if | do
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

trouble. Its independence dates from
1929 when it won freedom from Turk
ish rule, and Alexander was it's fifth
ruler. The area of the kingdom is only
1850 square miles, little over half rs
large as Maine, and its population is
put down as 100000. 1t is a noun
famous country with agriculture the
chief pursuit of the people, and with no
industries of Importance. It's army in
full strength numbers 10000 men. Its
Legislative body consists of an upper
branch OF IS members, of whom 80 arc
appointed by the king and IS elected,
ana lower branch of 1870 members
elected by the people, the king having
power Of veto. There is now no direct
heir to the throne and some bloody
complications are in prospect in Bel
grade, with lively possibility of in
reference by the powers of Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
Sympathy.

Look at that poor blind bcggar playing
the arcor,!con.'
Yes, I've been listening to him. Pity
he isn't deaf too
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
TO THE NATICL HOME
Eastern Branch. DIS, at Togus,
KEnsEDEC cEaal. R, R,

Summer arrangement effect. Sunday
May y, 1908: 7.r
Leave Randolph: Notionol Home.
1l3. 900 81 1850 A. M. z 20 Eli 10 4 M
i2.40, 2. 20 & 400 7. M h 600 e. d50 p M
Lv. National Home i Al Randnlph:
-, ~ d lib a. M. Gao & lis \. NJ.
IL 80 &: sos z. M a30 e. as p. NJ
Sunday trains will ri, follows:
Leave Randolph at ga. M: 230 and
go f. NJ
Leave National Home1005 A. M.:250
and 5 05 p. M.
f. A. wTON. Supt.