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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-17
FARM, "RIvERvIEw." KNOWN FOR

MANY years as the "McFaddcn Place.
the finest located farm on tn N'llnen'c-
Large two story house. with furnace,
.oncn fires ana large barn and stable; fine
Old shade trees, orchard produced rs bar
rcIx Lest winter apples last year, with
plenty pears. plumS and small fruits
Good wood lot and pasture cuts ~ 10 -
tons hay. This is no ''allndoncd larin:
l,iildinrs in pom, rrt,lir An ideal place
for summer home or pIhctIcll ~ nihE.
VIII he sold at Il bHrra n. q. ), liurieiGh
!; +, r. Nnt,,,,iIr NJ. mayidt
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MY CONTRACTING AND GENERAL

trucking business: Horses. harness. cart
and everything ,nec"ssarN for genera
trucking business Also one house" s,"hh
aud woodShcd on Grove 81. ohe houN'
stable blacksmith shop with tools. an'
woodShcd. on Wad.. st One double ten
rncnt house. on C"nit"l st. ON" house
stnbl" and lot. on Federal st. Ais" one
fam of abou; 1m acres on" ana 0hc.ilai
miles from tho I[cuncbrc bridge. AS !
am going West. this property must hr
sold. For further information. address q
Il Wcllman No. lol Grove 81, Augusta
Me apricot;
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permanent representative Of big manu-
featuring company. TO look after its bust
ness in this county and adjoining terri
tory. Business successful and established
Salary 5000 weekly and expenses. Salary
paid weekly from home office. Expense
money advanced. Experience not essen
tial. Enclose self addressed envelope
General Manager, Como Block, Chicago.
aug1GdSt%
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FOR SALE.

THE RESIDENCE OF {. w. NESS
on Western avenue is for sale. Cow,
horses, eight swine and household goods
f.. w. Ness. augl5d3te
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Advertising
No pertinent

A goes into business and wants trade. 1t is
A first question and grabbing one "I1ow
- - shall get ito He may, if he choose sit down in
his office behind his counter with folded, and
wait for it to come to him. And he will wait The old
aplorisln, "Al things to him who waits, does
apply business. The modern parapase of the axiom
is, Al things to him who hustlcs." Some men look
upon advertising luxury They look at it from the
point Of and bcgrugc the money they put into it.
The and only true way to consider it ds auxil-
iary reliable and necessary 1t mcrcenary but
part of the business itself AS it true that he who de-
sircs trade must seek for it. it is equally that the
field of advertising is the i'll which find the desired
pearl of 1t is luxury, but a necessity. It
is not expensive, since than pays its way, when
properly treated Successful business confess their
obligation to Advertising The footsteps Of successful
men NAV well be followed Those who would win trade
and hold it must adopt methods that have been tried and
proved. Advertising is not experiment but proved
fact.
Ads placed IN the Kennebec Journa1 bring sure
resu1ts; persistence viii make you a winner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-17

HAVING PURCHASED A HERE
ford bull. l offer for sale two full-blood
Holstens. not registered. from the State
Asylum Of Worcester. Mass. Ancestors
on both sides give from thirty to forty
quarts of milk a day. Two years old.
They are fine ones And also two beef
cows for sale. |. Atwood Morrill,. Win
thron, Ale. aug11dlws
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WANTED.

KITCHEN GIRL AT ONCE At THE
Hartford House aug17d3t-
FIVE OR SIX FlRsT-cLAss MEN TO
go to Belgrade and Skowh4gan. r. j.
Moves. aug1Idtf
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
Homework; no washing ironing Ap-
ply forenoons. Mrs. James Z. Fuller, IS
Green Street. aug11dtf
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ATLANTIC HOUSE, OCEAN POINT.
opens for business July LIST. Excursionss
can get a good dinner for Toe. G. +
Hoxie. Prop. 1une21dtf
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NEW EDISON GOODS FOR SALE OR

exchange. Get nv prices. Catalogues. etr..
free. Send me your orders for August
records. G. HI. Stctsun, Monmouth Me.
- algl3dlw1
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KENNEBEc HOUSE WITH FUR

nishings. corner Cony and Willow streets
also livery stable six horses. harness
wagons. etc. Apply on premises.
aug1ld1WS
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A JOB PRINTER, WITH EXPERT
orce in country weekly Office Must be Of
clean habits. Register Office. HalloweH
~ augl7dlw
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FIFTY INSURANCE AGENTS. MEN

or women who will devote the whole or
part of their time to the business. Fra
ures unsurpassed. Very liberal commits
sions paid. and valuable assistance rem
dcred to all agents. Exclusive territory
potent workers Apply in writing. at
once. to II. l.. Strickland. Augusta, Maine
july2ldlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-17

ORDERS FOR INGRAHAM'S CREAM,
which we highly recommend Merrill
Bros. j. f. Turner. G. ID. Haskell and j.
A. Folsom juDe2ydtf
ADVERTISING WORLD, cOLUM.
bus. Ohio. A monthly Journal ~ tnfnr-
nation. plans. suggestions and ideas for
advertising. Send today for free sample
or 10c. for four months trial. janISdtf
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FOR OLD ORCHARD. ONE PLAIN
TRAW SHOP. WINTER SEASON

1895. Girls experienced on sewing ma
chimes by power to sew straw braid into
hats. A few strong energetic girls taken
rs learners. Also girls wanted. expert
enced and quick with the needle. Warm
comfortable rooms with good board very
reasonable. Address Hirsh & Park, Med
way. Mass luly2JulmO.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
OREGON TENS.

The o. r. & N. Co. at Ia Grands has
promoted 20 frsmsn to the position Of
locomotive engineers within the past
two years.
James II. Gwinn. secretary Of the
Oregon Woolgrowsrs' association. Ia
hopeful that the sheepmen Of Oregon
and Union county will receive good re-
turns from the clips in the spring. and
does not believe. as has been reported,
that the price Of wool will have to fall
befors II will be bought by tho com.
mission men.
Because he could not hear himself
swear and thus give vent to his anger
when a stick OF wood be was splitting
struck him in the face. William Rogers,
an II year old deaf mute Of Portland.
turned the az and tried 10 chop of his
head. Three terrific cuts he made.
then fell. unconscious. His mother
heard the dull sound Of the blows and
ran to the yard to 6nd her soon bleed.
ing from his self indicted wounds.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
MONTANA NOTES.

Reports from the eastern portion Of
the state tell Of damage done by high
water from the Yellowstone. At Miles
City the Ice in the Tongue river broke
up and gorged where 1t empties into
the Yellowstone. four miles above the
city The river overlooked and the
entire residence portion Of town is
flooded.
BY order Of Judge Napton Of the dis
trict court Mayor J. w. Frinke Of Ana.
conda has been ordered arrested DO
cause Of his failure to heed the writ
OF mandamas issued against him In
the fremen's case. Seven hremea
have brought an action against the
mayor. seeking to make him sign their
salary warrants, which he has refused
to do. The mayor contends that they
have no right to their positions.
Work on the pamphlet for adver.
Using Montana at the worlds fair Is
progressing satisfactorily. according to
Senator Mantle.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
Ensland's Politics.

London. The continued existence OF
the present government. after the past
eventtul week In parliament. creates
surprise even among its most faithful
supporters. Premier Balfour kept bis
cabinet in power by a majority OF as
gained at the expense OF what Is uni
yersally admitted to be a personal de.
feat for the premier For the hrst time
since the fiscal question became a i've
issue in British politics. Joseph Cham
5erialn's followers showed their lnten
lions and strength. No less than llo
members Of the house Of commons pat
themselves On record as willing 20 turn
over Balfour rather than sacrifice their
adherence TO Mr.. Chamberlain out
and out protectionist principles, As a
result Mr. Balfour has foregone his per
5onal policy OK retaliation and retains
Office only by the support Of those
members Of parliament who openly up
hold preferential and protective duties
London, March 10. - Premier Bal
four's government has been defeated
in the house Of commons by the com.
biued liberal and nationalist vote.
This reverse was due TO the prohibit.
ton by Mr.. Wyndham, secretary foI
Ireland, OF ten teaching Of Gaelic In
the junior grades Of the Irish nation.
alist schools. Mr.. Balfour. although
defeated BY majority on this question
does not regard the vote a. one Of 4
want Of confidence, and he will not re,
sign on this account. His determine
ton not to resign was strengthened b.
the fact that shortly after the foregoing
defeat hs was able TO secure q ma joIity
Of 25.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
Panic at Port Arthur.

Partisan edition OF the Herald
prints a dispatch from CheEoo saying
that late post has brought accounts
Of fearful panic at Port Arthur dur
Ing the recent bombardmsnt which
was OF the iercest kind. Shells struck
the incoming train. completely de-
stroyins the engine and killing the
driver.
Replying to reports that Port Arthur
would be evacuated, a Russian oficial
at Chefoo says they received advices
Sunday that all was we'll there and
that Russia would never evacuate or
surrender the place.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19

rs Eaasas 81 tsxsrr
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rpsa shaps &saarssa. re-
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IN the vast wheat sells :
mouasAIa. Nen PeTre aaa =
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a wholeaale alssrlhusinG
aistrihutlon a mefvAas
stores.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19

tersst on bonds and nxed charges of
subsidiary companies. were Sl09,l1l,'
l52. compared with SlS3,s0s.I63' in o.
With talk OF $4,000. 600 seawall.
the report Is revived that James J..
hlu figures on making Point Roberts.
some distance north OF Bellingham,
one OF his Paclde coast termtni.
Charles II. Robb OF Vermont, now
assistant attorney general Of the post
office department. has been selected To
be assistant attorney general TO sue
coed Henry NJ. Hoyt, appointed solici'
tor general OF the department Of JUS
tice,
ON the steamer Lowther Castle,
which arrived recently At Boston. from
the far east, a baboon and a hyena for
President Roosevelt from King Meme
Xix of Abyssinia. The king also sent to
the president a pair Of elephant tusks
valued at 81 900.
Yielding TO the pressure OF public
opinion, the ommissioner OF police OF
Johannesburg. has prohibited eolored
persons, including coolies, from using
the sidewalks in that city. The better
class OF colored parsons are exempt
from this ruling.
Representative Hearst of New York
has introduced bill in congress Great
ing An interstate commerce court and
authorizing the interstate commerce
commission 10 the freight rates
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
GREAT AERGERCASE DECIDED
NORTHERN SECURITIES CO NJ
PANY is UNLAw Full
D.et.iea Handed Down by SnpTsn e
Cuurt of the United States Justice
Harta, Read the Opinion sherman
Antitrust Law Mas Violated Noh'
gree. Had Power 10 ENACT the Law

Washington. The opinion OF the
supreme court OF the United states Ia
the case of the Northern Securities
company versus the United States, IN
volving the merger Of tho Mortimer fa-
eltic and the Great Northern com
NAMES. has been handed down aud WAS
IN favor of the government
The opinion was read by Justice hAr'
Ian.
The opinion Of tho circalt court Tor
the district Of Minnesota vas aflrmed.
The effect is to sustain the coated
ton that the sherman antitrust law ap
plies.
Justice Harlan said that in the mer-
ger Of the two roads the stockholders
disappeared and reAppeAred N the so
eurfties company, the two thus eeeom'
ing practically consolidated IA hold
ing company. the principal oblect De-
ing TO prevent competition
mo schIme or device eoald certainly
more effectively come within the pr
hibton Of the antitrust law and 10 Is
within the meaning OF ihe act trust
The case has attrA. ted, 'grs ter AEten-
ton than any other sulE before the
court since the drss insu.Ar cases ~efo
decided and has been ;arded By beach
and bar as equal in Importance VITA
those cases aud with tho lacomo t4A
case.
Ii was argued In December last for
two days and Attr acted ~ lsral Attsn-
ton at that time A. - did previously
| " hen the decisiJon was rendered By
the circuit court for the district Of
Minnesota.
The action a. brought IN the etreutt
court under Il . law u February II,
1903. which WAS for tho parposs Of CT
| p~diting the case aud Was heard 81 the
fourth eircaiE eoarE Justices Of the CTR
cult
They united Ia a decision SavorAb.s
to the United States aud opposed 10 ths
couIen tiou % tno railroad companies.
The suit was instituted BY the UniEsd
states against the Northern Securities
company and the two railroad CON
panies. the Northern Paeihc and tbs
Great Northern AEd their leading stock
holders. for the purpUss 81 diseolvtna
the merger Of the two roads which th'
United States declared bad oset
CREATED BY the creation % holdia.
eompany-ths secuftttlss company,
The consolidation was claimed 10 b
in violation u the sherman antitras
law. IL Vas claimed on behalf 81 Ia.
government that this consultations va
IN effect pool created tu prUnafs th.
Interests. no; Of one system at tho 81
penss OF the other, bot u both Al tht
expense Of tho public. The railroad
claimed that ;hs transfer 4 tine ct es
u the two companies To tho ssegJlilr
company was in the naEars % sa.
perfectly legitimate.
The contsnIioa Of the sscarltie
company WAS reviewed BY Justice Har
Ian, who said they had received IA.
attention. tie quoted the various opu
ions involving ths trust question. say
ing that from them IL Is 10 b. gathers,
that all contracts Ia restraint u trads
reasonable or unreasonable, are p.g
hioited by the sherman antitrust las
and that congress has the power ~ ~
Eaolish such regulations a. are al
down In that lay. Congress bad th
power 70 enact the statute.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
SIBERIAN RAILWAY WEAK.
Experts Declare u Viii Not stand
Much Travel.

WhGNH hf@NGA@
A dispatch from London says: The
strength OF the Russian railway Is q
very important factor In the struggle
in the far east Experts who have
travelled on the line declare that tt
will not stand the strain OF continued
struggle. Undoubtedly In certain as
poets the railway appears very faulty
but the enormous mileage probably &C
counts for some OF the laxity In con
struction. The track. a single one. Is
such that only III miles an hour can
be covered by the light express trains
In Siberia and in ManchurIa, Ill miles
an hour Is the highest rate OF speed
commensurate with safety. The line
has numerous sidings. but these are
not sufficient to prevent congestion
when great pressure Is put on the ays
tenn. The most interesting and vital
portion OF the great 1000 mile railway
Is the passage OF Lake BaikaL This
lake has an extent OF over 1900
square miles and in places Is a. deep
as 1900 feet. Parts Of the area have
never been plumbed. It Is surrounded
by some OF the hardest mountains
which a railway engineer could en-
counter The Official plan includes a
railway around the southern end oil
Baikal. but this Is not finished.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
Railroad WIN as Fal,.

President Howard Elliot Of the Nor
thern Pacific has decided that settlers
who have taken up lands Ia the tract
involved In litigation known az the
overlap" land case, which vas ~.
Gently decided by the United States
supreme court In favor OF the com
pany. shall be allowed to retain their
holdings. II has been announced that
the company desires 10 take up with
these settlers the question Of the aals
Of the lands. and that a commission
will be appointed 10 appraise the land
II Is stated that no advantage will be
taken BY the company Of the settlers
and that In fixing the price OF the land
no consideration shall b. taken Of the
increased value resulting from the In
proyemsuts and cultivation Of the 49,
tiers, The land affected by tho decialop
consists Of a tract about 10 miles
square. lying on the east side Of ths
company's track between Tacoma and
Portland and on the north bank OF tn,
Columbia river. including all Of Clarl
county and portions Of skamania. Cow
lltz and KlickitAt counties. Washing
ton
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19

~. pessssbnFg-Ths 49,
corps ct Moscow and TIE ~.
corps at KhaskpH viii 49,.
far east IN q few days
has ended the tive eeFps - \. !.
their stations. bot shs - 49,
that are already n the 80. -
main permanently 10 ses
inces.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
Senator TIIIman lmntnu..

Washlngton-senator TIilman Ia "a.
ported to be very much improved and
the confident expectation Ia expressed
that he will be able to leave the ri,y
for the south during the present west
for a period Of rccuperatIon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
War News.

r,,a,, march, S. A cUrrrsl ''ndeu'
If ,b- Daily Mali at Se"cn"au 'At'
mat the rpniov4. VI tine battlsaA'p net
-, fanr Russian steamers, tue tl'i-
~, IA, Hal.ur, the Magenta aAa 'h0
s,n,.rt nrry anchored a. the @oa1A
~ the entrance u Port Arthur Ia FfV'
,..r r,s-ltlons and sunk having oIy
.,,.il channel available. Vice AdmHa!
N.k.rur having previously efdef 81
the y hole treg 10 remain outside WIN
.f-.n 40. economy Ia coal being u
necessary. -,ty
Thts snatch which Is promlaeh'ly
di,played by the Daily Maj and "h'9h
the correspondent says Is, ''oh Russian
Inflammation. Is, II true. news * ths
rr.r tu,portAnee, cuhhfmtus the laea
tn,r Vice Admiral MaAarur vii AdJpa
rb,, Offensive AID maze a j~atrrate 81
fgrt 10 bEiug together Russia acAL1rfsa
naval force or rudeavof u mhlet JAM
.gy uDun the J 4paas-e navy
A eerre.poudenJ Il tbs Telegraph a.
/ YlnkU~ merely aays
..yte. Aamlfa MaAaru1 has tssard
[ An order % the effect that The saEshs
Of coal il unn-erssary bat thai tho bis
gun ammunition Ia the tnrts a. uaE al
De- wasted
| EvidsaEy this ann aallloa u running
short.
! rh. t.ttv T.i-vrabh 1. Texts eorfea.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
ITEMS ABOUT PAxArl

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19

Denver-A petition for a,vorrs a,sA
;" 'as district court u Mig Horn coua.
" wyoming, January 0 las, hv chi
one' William F Cody tnuRa,o mn,
a 49, Ias, eeeu made public. The com
pant charges cruelty and alleges ,ha,
, ~ .ecs'aosr %. 1900. Mrs. Cody A.
tempted tn poison the PLAINTIFF
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19
anls passed ne ss

The following bills havs II
Authorizing the secfssalss
accept from the ci,iasas
Mont. lands for the 60.
the military reservation sI
Authosialng the erecslan !
bullalns ii shsFiaaa. WE
900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19

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