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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19

@erlptIoerung 1stner eeef, VIZ nsu1s
mebr au 6pffen bate, mar eine oous
tdnbige gefporben.
Sosar iiber bic bdufissn Nnfdllt Ieis
nes 9erSieibens, bas in Der [eBieu 3eit
cine bebrobItde Wenbung aenommsn.
bate ibm Die unlontere @enustbuung,
bic inn bic Qudlen oer 8eiben einz
flDbte, lelnter bintpeggebolfen. Gs
bate iib ipilensftdrf irnmer lpieber
oufgerafft, Deif sr BEN fhduerliden
glerptnrei5. in ben iunsen Mueenpaaren
bic 8eralpeiflung gu lsien. nidt entz
bebren rno1te.
Nuu pollts WaIter B0bme fort-fiir
ldnsere 3eit na9 StaIien.
Ser alte, frdnte, bSsortis g.porbene
Mann erf6rot. ct fiirhtete ni9t NIT
llnre4t, boB sr aufammenbreden
tDerbe, baB elm 9erafhlas bielleiht febr
balb fetnem Qeben Elm gnbe mante.
Damn aber nar fir be beiben 0tee
benben freie Habn. @ie ftossn fia In
bic Mrme unb bersdben in gliibenben
RuHen bic 2eiben Der Wersangenbeit.
Wleranber GrIbed bate Bic Gmpfins
bung, es tperbe i'm nidt rubig I'm
@noob ber Grbe bulben, fpenn Ct itere
ben miiHe NIT Der ueberaeusuns, bab
&ori unb Malter bod nod etn @liid
ftnben tpiirben, mad benz er pergebens
bic Wrms ausse{tredt, beHeu Musbleis
ben i'm fhleht unb beriporfsn eemadt
bate.
unb er griibelis in ieinem tranfen
9irn. In ietrer auseihitteten 9seIe
mad einem MitteI, bas ibm bienen
foIIte, bic Beiben fiir alle 3eit bon elm.
amber fern3uholten. limb er fdnb es.-
Walter 8Dbme fpGre am liebiten ftin
anb ohne 2lbfdieb aug Weimar pers
fhmunben. alIein man erfubr in ber
aiiniflertplonie bon ieinen Meifebprbez
reiiunsen unb lieb es iih riht nebmen.
ihm cine fleine Wbf1tebsfeter 5u bers
onitalten. alm Iesten Nbsnb ieiner
4npeienbeit in Meimar folIte lie i'm
Rlublotal bes Riinftlerpereins Ftdttfins
ben. Mit benz Jriibsug mollte Walter
bdnn reifen
(ssortiesuna foIot.l
Gin &iebeSbrtef
ipiirbe Sic ni6t intereifieren, ipenn
Sic gerabe auf Der 5u1e na1 elmer
garantierten 5albe fiir Wunben,
granbz zWerlebungen ober 0dmorrbois
ben finb. Otto Dpbb BON pon6er,
MO., fdreibt: sd lit elm ssabr
lang an elmer bdBli6en Mnnbe, aber
eine S6a6tel u8udIen's 9lrnieo
Salbe" bat mid firiert. Sc lit bic
bette Salbe auf @rben." 3u baben
fir % Gents in BEN Ipotbefen BON g.
S. ). S6nlibt unb 9bolph EreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19
Srete Jieiie nad ct. Nouls uni
3nriiff.

I'm ben 8eiuhern Der 8eltaus.
iteuung entaeaenautomnen, miro Die
W. 9. & Z. .*gabn (Gbe 2at1) einen
neuen Sbneasng sniihen @aloes
iton uno San NntDniD nno ct.
Souls einleeen uno Die erfte BerIon,
bic einen geamen fir oiefen neuen
Bug einienbet, Der nnaeupmmeu
weroeu wiro, erbdlt elm ssrei.Tidet
BON irgeno elmer Station in geros
nod ct. 4Ouis uno surnd udhreno
Der Iusitelluna. Die lotaenben We.
otngnnaen iiuo su beubachten: Ser
Wauie niuB nen unb oriainel unb
furs uno ueritdnolib lein. Nlle Wiit.
tetlunaen in 8cau9 bierauf iino su
rigten an W. 6. Grufb,
B. 3 boz Rp. 620 ..
DalIas. Teros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19
Bran tn feim Saas Elm.

g. 3eAuinn pon gapenbiIb, @er.
nlont, muroe ieiner ionftigeu @eiunb.
belt beranbt burb 1ronif6e 8erfos
pfnns. aIs Semanb auf ibn un6 in
fein 6aus einbrang unb ibm v9r.
Sings Neue 2ebens YiQen" arfn6s
tigte, tpurbe ieinem 2eiben @inbalt ge.
boten uuo iebt lit sr oollftdnbig ge,
iuHb. Sbr Grfolg pirb garantiert.
gu baben fir rs Gents in ben ApOs
tbefen bon q. s. s. S9mibt unb
@bolph 0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19
Bon 3meiell gellebt.
Rssaan ssa .AIires gaiien.
(TOrtSekunoj.

uslp W esrletl NNfipre brom er ans !:
x3cgi. ipie lonee fOu i1 in gtotb unb
Dual n01 parieH, sbe Da 70 DOT mid
9inayittis
MdhrsKb jfiuer Morte, be bem Nufz
a@sst noraHsinaen, mar Eori al bas
hss8 ben appf eeirri, mas lie tim
GistwDrtsH miiTs:: DAT fie bic Grou
sinss MaHRes iei, btm iie unb ibr 3rus
ner un tsner Mngeleeenbeit tDillen, bic
E ai3i nennen sSnne, iisf bsrpfIihtet
Hssu. Sit Tel AIexonber Grlbed aud
ned sat OaHtbarteit nerpfli1set, neil
s in quolopuer @elbitnerleuanuna jeiu
Mpst balte. ni@ts, aIs mas Iis ibm
irslusiIig sebt. BON ihr su forbernl
Mnh irsiter ipolIte fe Don Rleia<GIIen
epssden. Don ben unotrreibbaren Rets
-. NIT benen iie f9 an has ssIxbte
AiaS ss6uxben fiible.-
Da abr f9Iue Wotiess Mwffnrsi an
i5e DIR: lori. mann ipiyft Ou enbs
u msia istHs4
llab ft bermo&ts nisbt matte, uns
Hsrs Merte au fprtntn, bic CT ia fdbom
sss4ss NH lesnem 4ufi4rei tpiberltat,
esfntt9s< gemo@t unb perneint batte!
@fbrtHb Ne Jpn unperiroubt NIT ben
SsstU auesn onfob, bic In hem p5IIte
ndbea 4Htgis 10 ipunberoou Iem@teien,
- m f4 iaaqfaM auf ihren StubI
nes hsm G4reibtif1 unb legte bic
0snSt im G9ooB saiommen.
.1ssi. ilt9ts q. .aori-4
pa tanb Ne auf unb rei4te Tim
olee 4dxbe bin.
Qine uneahliMe, uebmntbia fiike
DdHfi4tsit spor In ibrer Gsimn,e, oIB
II taaa syniberte:
.@altsr, bab ID DIR iest ni@t aIeid
eh 4nttrert 5u seben bermos. bic Du
ss1e 1T bus Niistrite bon alien,
Dle ~ ie eflebt.-Wtsr Da muBs mir
~ aD& eiae syriH seinSbren-unb
eaE1M msSt Du msr cine srobe 8itse
mpsH. 0eF cine 3at lang fort BON
alnl JH Desaer 4bweienbe;t, unbes
sarllubt Don bem HIid Oeines Quaes,
aeM &Ians Deiner @timme. min iA
- eiamdl msin 5nneritss priifen-
sab NJ - 70. Mailer. bdb Du unb i'd
F ale tcmmenben Gage 3ufammen.
1e6EeH. 70 tperbe i1 Did rufen unb
as4 iber ale 0inbtruifie fort ben
Nan m Dir Finhen.~
aster sos bas efiiebte. iunse Msib.
eeqsa 8aHbe er nod bielt. su iid beran
aub Mbss ibrs peibs. DsrtlSrie gtirn.
30 trfiilIe Define Bite, Tori! Sd
- ihr esHe 3est lang fort bon bier.
~ lab Mih slei9 beute einB Dir aus
lntess. or beHen grfiuung i'd bel
Gp(tl msiue Iesie aub bsise Rraft fesen
pstbsl Ruff Du MID nidt -tbiirmen
H@ FITS DID bic 4inberntfe au bod
ID famine bod d-unb i1 bring. Bis a.
Or DOT unD ihlisbe DID In meiu,
2~e~s1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19

3aMbbeit taum istcBt genetlt tuerDeu
6ird osale appiitatiouen. neil ne ben tranten Sell
nes gbres nidt errelhsn f6nneu. Gs sebt nlr e=
nen BeQ, bic Saubbeit au triren, un6 Der in ourt5
tonfitnhonede 3eilmittei. Saubbeit miro bllrb sz
men ent5tnoeten 3ufamp Der ihlsimigen 4usilei=
bMng Der guFanii6en H5bre peruradbt. gBenu
Sieis Mobrs 4 entsnnbet babt ibr einen rampelnoen
Son oSsr nnpoltommenes geb6r uno ipenn he gan;
gef@lofen II, erfolst Eoubbsif unb uenn Die Gnt.
snnoung nibt Qebobsn uuo oieIe 36bre mieoer in b=
rem 9eb6rgen Smfano uerest tperoen fam, tprb oas
@sbor far trmsr 3eritbrt tuernen; nsun Gdae unter
gig Elm sntsfnsetsr 2mitanb Der i6lsimiesn Ober=
Hdhen III.
Bir molten einbnuoert Dollars 5nr ieheu (burf
Rotarrb perurie6tsn) Gau bon Sambbstt eeber, ben
mir nidt our6 Ginuebmen bon 6off's Ros
tarrb. 8ur bsilen t6nnea GAIT Sud nm.
fonf Girenlore tenn1en
8. gbeuep q Co., Epieoo, Ohio.
Gents bic Glaiht.
Saa's 9amtlisHs 8trea fino bic ssBsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19
yerae.

- Sn Beeuiue ioQ eiue Gisfabri,
gebaut ruerben.
- 6. s. Cannon 1T gum Snab,
lrellter BON Dallas ertudblt moroen
- Wan 9laubt in Wuitin, baB fid
Der Wert oes itenerbaren gigentuma
in unierem Staate m1brenb oes FEB.
ten Sohres un $40, 900. 900 per.
lnebrt Dat.
- Der Wert Des iteuerbaren Giaen.
tume in Dallas lit auf $38, SOL ,27s
abgelbdbt; er lit arDBer als Der irQenf
elmer anoeren 5tabt i'm Staate.
Wdbreno oes lebten Sobres bat er
I'm Sc. 600, 600 sueenDntrnen.
Sn Bartlett fiet u. s. Durant,
Elm alter Wnnn nDn 81 Sabren. uuu
Der @aIerie ieines 0nufes. gr fiiblte
nah oem Stur5 Sdmersen in Der
Seite, febrte iib aber nid,t rueiter
oaran. grft brei Tage ipdter ainq
er gum Grat uuo ieBt itellte es iidj
berauS. oaB er Ii1 Drei Rippen aes
broben babe.
Treo. @beeler. melher anaee
tlagt mar. feline ssrnu in Beaumont
ernDroet su baben, lit pom DiItrift.
geribt in &uunbe su SO Sabren 5ud1ts
baus perurteilt mDroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19
Idalide yolriiten Sdllalmaaea

uab @aliforuien. ebenip uat ct.
2Duis uia Ieras & Bacific Uabn
obue @ehfel. Sbreibt an iraenb
einen 9idet Neenten tpeoen oieIes
1euen 9ienites Doer an g. B. Eur.
ner, General BaiiaeiersG sGsent. sDal.
Las, Terns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19

,,8oru Jormalin" (Gtmer &
Amemb). iit als antiieptiibes 8abns
lino Wnnomaifer uniibertrofen. g.
T. Shmibt 6ouitpn. Ger. Naent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19

- Gtadbem bic Nullen am 5pnns
tag uno WfDntng surndgeor6nat mas
rem. iheinen lie am Dienitaa uieoer
norgerhdt 81 iein; alle Wabrihten
itno ieoOh nod Su nngenau. uru elm
flares Bib 81 befonmen. 9as
Wetter lit iebr ihleht. Cine Ibtei,
lung Japaner unter General Oanas
oa, uelbe ben linfeM JliiQel Der.
itdrten iDllte. muroe pon ben @uiien
ulllalngelt uno fonnte fih nur nit
Wfiibe berausbauen.
- 8wei engtiibe Dnmpfer iinb
IN Der N6he BON Canton BON Aineli=
ihen Biraten angegriffen moroen.
Die franaDiiibe Deputirtens
tamtler lift tn Ggtraitbung suiammens
trefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19
Gtss 9iebesbrtef

: Bbilipp Beinaeimer. Der friibe.
&c yrd1ioent Der Building Trabes
Nuionce' in Nem gurt. iit Der grs
srenung ihuloia befunoen moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19
2S. & pittf.

- Iesanbtr Grlbed bate an BEN
III sraafomeu @6oufpisI. bic bei-
c. ben 2isbenben IN obnmSmtsgen
2eiben F4 gegtnaber 30 ftben.
uaner nkfF Wesenn9en sefunbsn, Elm
akn<umfssAaanhea aesanii0eH. Die
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-19

- Selne gSetne. Bbisfies, 9is
an6re uno giearren 8u baben in
Shola Salouu. &tamo. Blasu.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-01
OFFICIAL CALL
MINING CONGRESS

Irwin Malone, secretary Of the
American Mining Congress has is-
sued the following official call for
the meeting in Portland:
To the President of the United
States, chief executives of foreign
nations, governors of states and
territories, boards of trade. boards OF
county commissioners, mayors of
cities and towns, chambers of com
merce, mining brueaus aud exchange,
miners organizations, scientic asso-
Citations. aad permanent members of
the American Mining congress:
Under the by laws of this organ
ration. it becomes my duty as secre-
tary to notify you that at 1890
o'clock on the morning of August
%. 1904. the seventh annual session
of the American Mining congress will
convene in the city of Portland,
Oregon.
The purpose of this organization Is
to advance the mining and metal
iureical industries in all their va
Iious branches within the United
States. To assist In bringing about
a more perfect CO. operation between
the government of the United States
and development of mining and met
allurgy; to encourage education in
practical aud scientic mining and the
dissemination of scientic information
bearing upon the development of the
metallic aud non. metallic mining re
sources of the United States; tn pro
mote more cooperative tendency in
the evolution of agriculture, mining,
manufactu ing. transportation aud
commerce.; and for the particular
purpose of bringing the mining men
of the United States into closer Iela-
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-01

l.. Bellman, manager of the Cali
fornia, returned Friday from three
weeks visit to Minneapolis an d st.
Paul, where he went to confer with
his associates. Mr.. Bellman says that
work will be resumed at the Califor-
mia just soon as the roads are In
condition to permit suppliess being
sent in. He learned on arriving
that to date teams have been taken
mp AS far as the California wood
camp, and it probably will not he
long before the entire distance can
be made.
Mr.. Bellman himself will leave
June for the Copper River country.
Alaska, where the Turuagain Ann
people are extensively interested. to
look after operations there, aud will
be gone until some time In August.
During his absence, DIR. NJ. s.
Mculton. OF Minneapolis, who il asso-
ciated with the company, will have
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-01
MONUMENTAL TO
OPERATE ITS MILL

&. j. Allen, managing owner of the
Monumental, arrived from Portland
this morning to look after the oper-
alton of the property Mr.. Allen IL
getting the property Ia shape for
starting the mill next summer.
Some alteration in the machinery
will have to be made, such as chang
ing the mortars and other improve
ments. The plan Is To get the plant
remodeled this season, and ready for
work early next.
In the meantime. the mine will be
onstantly developed. and reserves for
continuous milling created.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-01

ton with one another and of pro-
Moting n friendly feeling for one an"
other through social intercourse and
the discussion of m itual interests.
Men of national reputation will
deliver addresses upon the following
subjects:
Relation of mining To the indus.
trial development of our country.
Creation of II department of mines
aud mining by our government.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-01
Manager 6e||mdn Back From Minneapolis
And Says Operations Will be
Resumed Soon.

the management of the California.
Mr.. Bellman will make trip to the
mine tomorrow to acquaiut himself
with the condition Of the roads. in
order To to advise DR.. Moulton as To
the time IL will he necessary for him
To arrive to assume the temporary
management of the mine.
lt IL thought now that he will
probably come early In June. when
everything will. be in shape for
resumption.
Mr.. Bellman has the same story to
tell about eastern money conditions.
as many Others who have lately re-
turned from there. There il plenty
of money In the country. but 1t takes
IA gilt edged proposition To lure IL
from its hiding places, There is u
apprehension among the people that
there IL to be "a panic or unstable
times. They are holding on to their
cash, aud conduct businesss along
most conservative lines.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-06-01
PREPARING TO INSTALL
CYANIDE PLANT f.&f.

Mrs. John Thomas and daughter
left this afternoon to visit in Port.
land. Mr.. Thomas accompanying
them as far as Baker City.
Mr.. Thomas IL mine superintendent
at the f.. aud +. He says the full
twenty stamps are going at the mine.
and active preparations are being
made toward the installation of the
cyanide plant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

at the concert and Christmas tree. ihe
following program was we'll, rendered:
song @A' Ed '' Choir and School sI
Prayer. fas'oi
Beatrice Crossman
itation-"The Christmas BIig s; 7,,oner
Reeitation-'I Wish You Merry Msrry H HeFist
song-"Hail, King of Glory ~ sc,oo,
Recitation-"A Christmas jingle ar
George Noweh
Recitation-"Miss Polly Phlax,'
Louise Lawloh
i'ee''a '''''- a o'' 10 ''''|'s Ida Mayhem
song-'Dear Little Christmas Star"
Eight Little ChlIdTrSe;n
Recitation-"What Ted E R%ln,, q nus
Reeitation-"A Note for Santa claus =
Recitation-"A Christmas f tifof " ,,,, ,
Observation-Disclosures Every Day"
Arnold Weeks
Recitation@''The Christmas Ire, ,,.,,,
Florence Wiley
Recltation-"My Dolly Hung H i,!o: s5 E"bL
Recita ti6n-.Christmas Greetings.
Norman Weeks
Ruth Sawyer, Margaret Mckay, KUN
Reoitation-"Once a Lovely Shining Star"
Madalon Crossman
Song-"Peace, Good Will to Man,
Choir and School
observation-disclosures Christmas Wish,
Maurice Dunton
Recitation-"Snow Birds Christmas,
Margaret Mclaughlin
Recitation-"I Am Il Merry Little Girl.
Martha Mcclure
Exercise-"Bells of joy Nine Girls
Address. PaSto
Song-'O Guiding Star" Choir and School
ReciIation-"Oid Santa Claus,
Donald Mckay
Recitation-"Hanging Up Ny Stocking,
Florence Smith
Recitation-"Sing a Song Of Christmas
Cecilia Douglass
Mother Goose Characters.
Ethel and Evelyn Beard
Duet-'BellS Are Ringing.
Misses Viola and Emerald Adell
80 80 Charlie Wilson
Recitation-.'The Joy Of Christmas'
Eloise Lawrence
Song-"Hark, the Angels Song"
Choir and School
Observation-Disclosures Green's
Hazel Jackson
Recitation-'If I Were Santa Claus,
Harold Cobb
Recitation and song-"The Brownie
Band.
Louise Lawton and Eight Brownies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27
Nc.CN\eNNNS
OvSQsSS>A WeSSSNaS&
Cures Where Others Fail, Soc. a Box.

Youngsters. going or coming from some
gift-making expedition. A dance was
given in G. A. r. hall in the afternoon
and again in the evening. While the
shop Of the Commonwealth Shoe co.
was open, many of the employees were
absent, sick at home"
The traffic on the passenger trains
nassing through Gardiner was very
light, yesterday. although quite num-
her of Gardiner folks went to Augusta
and other places in the afternoon to call
on friends or to attend one of the many
Yule-tide celebrations in the Capitol
City.
Afternoon teas and childrens parties
were plenty, though many families did
not give their trees and evening games
until evening, passing Sunday rather
as a day of quiet and given over to re-
ligious duties.
Nearly all Of the strong and able
bodied in town took occa sion. Monday
to visit the ruins Of the Opera house
fire and had it not been for the boarded
windows and doors, would have delight,
ed in a tour Of the interior of the gut
ted structure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27
HAYWARD Rollins,

William Rollins and Miss Eva Hay
ward were united in marriage at the
brides home on Clark street, Saturday
evening. Both parties are residents OF
Winthrop, and both have hosts OF
friends. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. K. Baldwin, only the inn
mediate family being present. The
bride wore very beautiful gown OF
blue and white foulard satin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rollins left, yesterday morning
for a short wedding trip. They have
the good wishes of a wide circle OF
friends and were the recipients of "a
large number of beautiful wedding
gifts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

1t Is now over two weeks ago liz
Freeman Y. Barker was elected u 'iie
Office Of city tax collector ara ne h,9
not yet qualified for the position. Bono,
~ slo, 900 are demanded by the city ana
these have not yet been forthcoming,
An extension of time has been granteu
to Mr.. Barker The monthly buuse'
OF the city will be passed and there l.
considerable important uhililiSheu
business to be transacted. There re-
vna;ns but three more regular sessions
of the present board, before 'he i's"
lar March election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

An unusal spectacle was notice.
above the bridge, Sunday forenoon Az
though the river is closed by ice. the''
is quite a space of open water alohs
the east shore, from the dam down
nearly as far as the bridge, where 'n'
swift current keeps the water IrVirr
freezing. One of the police ofnce''
happened to be looking out OF u'
north window of the marshafs one.
on the morning in question. and va.
surprised to see two wild ducks CONE =
sight from down river, and drop nv,
the open water. The birds were Z, =
sight several minutes, but hnai.
worked their way in toward tne IA. ~
bank. and were seen no more. Du.a
are often seen along the river du,rs
the spring and fall. but to have ~
themselves along the wa -.
front on Christmas day, is ittie -
usual, to say the least. 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head OF WANTED, FOR SALE, TO
LET. LOST, &C. will be inserted once
for Is cents and cents for each Subse-
ouent insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT.
In sending by mail remittance OF postage
stamps should be made with order as the
charges are too small to open account FOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

The regular monthly meeting OF the
c,tv government will be held next
Monday evening and a full at
tendance is urged. a great oedi vi
important business viii come up ~
consideration. The bridge comihitie'
will report on the feasibility OF puiiu-
ing a new draw for the Gardner
Randolph bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

Special Christmas services were held
at the Congregational church, Sunday
morning. These were the first SER
vices held in the building since it's re-
modelling. An appropriate and beau
tiful sermon was preached by the pas
tor and special Christmas music was
given, including two very beautiful
solos, one by A. H. Webb, and the
other by Miss Marjorie McIllroy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

The regular leaders at the Gons
Mission will be assisted, this week \
Rev. Mr.. Kimball of Portland \.
kimball has had considerable exps.
ence in this work in the cities Of Pc,
land and Concord, N. H., and will \
listened to with interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

The letter carriers traversing city
,routes, made the usual holiday morn
ing delivery Monday morning, but the
postof7ice was open throughout the day
and many called there for mail In the
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

Trinity Commandery. No. Z, Knigft
Templar, held their first Christmas d
servance. at the asylum, Masonic Ten
pie. Monday forenoon, commencing
IL O'Clock. The service was conducis
according to the ritual. with music !
the Trinity Quartet, and was atterdA
by a large number Of Knights. ID
ceremonies We're concluded at Ia
Heretofore the observance has BEL
conducted by the Christmas Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

one of the pleasant features in cOH
nection with Christmas, was the r.
union of the Lee family, which Ts
held at the residence OF H. H. Lee q
Riverside, Sunday. Among ths'
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B
Lee of Newport, r. l., Fred W. u
and daughter. Miss Winnifred Lee, an
Mrs. Harriet Lee of this city, and NE
Dora r. Lee of Portland. The day.
entertainment included the traditions
Christmas dinner, and a general goc
tine, which was heartily enjoyed z
all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

Plumbers were in demand. yestera.
morning. The cold weather cam,
many water services around the RI,
Saturday and Sunday nights, and d,
consequence some Augusta citizens i,
troubles of their own.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27
New Advertisements Tn.

Lost-BIanket.
LoSt-Stove Door.
Jcll-O. for dessert.
The Maine Farm Agency.
F.. Wanted-lEsuraEce agent.
Wanted-Lady or Gentleman.
Wanted-t Jerks. Statesmen, etc
Wanted-Good Cheap Work Ho-..
Wanted-Newsraper Corr e .nonSas..
Corey, Miliiken x Co.-Weeki,. ~
Letter. MAR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

II you want presents Tor Ne"
now is your time to buy them VIII
Beane Is selling lots OF the Pre.t'
Christmas goods at one-ha1 price' NJ
also CELLS the lovely packages Oh la'cS
chocolate goods CApollo) at the price
~ the chocolates alone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

Miss Abbie Austin, organist at n
Water street Mission, was the wa
happy recipient of gold watch asi
Christmas gift. The gift was made
number Of the friends of the Misszs
rs a mark Of appreciation for Nj
Austin's services. nTtrWas u, yeryYPhu1
remembrance and highly appreciate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

The Adelphi will hold it's next meet
ing in the Congregational vestry just
completed, and refreshments will be
served by a committee of the club
members. Competent social and enter
tainment committees win give a good
program for the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-27

Boston Hairdressing and Cni n ~
ParIors, hairlressing, manicurn4 "
chiropody. All the latest app' r..adv
Mrs. Rose Cook and Mrs. Statia .,,.
Open evenings, Wednesday ana a sr.,sr
day. others by appointment, 20 M
street. Telephone 22-4.