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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-18
Sugar Factory.

St. Louis Park. Insurance adjus-
tiers are at work determining the loss of
the Minnesota Sugar company. The
only salvage will be the value of the
old iron. The figures given out of the
loss sustained-about $4Oo, OOO-are un-
changed. Fortunately for the beet
growers, the efforts of the company to
secure a market have been successful,
and the Menominee Sugar company, of
Michigan, will take over all the sugar
beets contracted for by the Minnesota
company.
News Notes.
4 ST. Paul.-The Minnesota guards
men may take part in the national
rifle contest at Sea Girt, n. j.
ST. laul.-The Minnesota Historical
society holds memorial meeting in
honor of Judge Greenleaf Clark.
Minneapolis. 1t was discovered that
someone had broken into the base
ment of the Portland Avenue Church
of Christ, Portland avenue and Grant
street, and stolen the children S
birthday contributions, amounting in
all to about $40, which were in a
cabinet in the lecture-room.
Warsaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sweetser celebrated their golden we'd
ding. Mr.. Sweetser was once a mem
Der of the legislature.
Rochester. The public library
board was presented with donation
of $4,000 by Mrs. Walter Hurlbut. in
memory of her late husband, who
passed away in California.
ST. Paul.-The state dairy and food
department is to have a separate
building for its laboratory, apart from
the new state capitol, according to
the plans of the capitol commission.
st. Peter. The remains of Emil
Lundberg. the state hospital nurse
who disappeared on the morning OF
April 80, were found today in the
Minnesota river about mile below
the trestle where he was last seen:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-18
news OF minnesota.
State Fair.

Hamline. The state fair of 1905 will
be held Sept 4 to Sept. 9, inclusive,
and will be the most comprehensive
ever held in the United States It will
be much larger even than the great
fair of 1904. No industry will be neg
lected. Each department will be in
charge Of a superintendent, selected
because of his competency and expert
ence in that particular line, and each
part of the fair will be g ven well-bal-
anced attention. The fair will not be
strong in some particulars and weak
in others. It will be strong in all.
For instance, the great sweepstakes
prize for creamery butter, which has
for several years past attracted an
enormous display at the state fair is
this year, increased from $500 to
81, 900.
Another interesting prize and new
one, is that of 500 sweepstakes for ex-
hibits of corn husked and in stalk to
be shown on table three by six feet
with wall space. This suggests the
developed Importance of the corn
growing industry of Minnesota. AS
last year, $4,000 goes to county exhi-
bits and similar liberal appropriations
are found all through the book.
The premium list is for free distri-
button. Anyone interested may OBJ
tam it by addressing Secretary E. w.
Randall, State Fair Grounds, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-18
Stockholders Assessed

Milwaukee, May 1S-Comptroller OF
the Currency Ridgeley has levied an as
sessment of 66 2-3 per cent upon stock
holders of the First national bank of
this city to make good the capital stock
which was impaired by the defalcation
of former President Frank G. Bigebw.
The assessment is based on the report of
Bank Examiner c. H. Bosworth. The
amount of the assessment will reach
100000
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-18
Elevator Collapses; Two Killed.

G1eVut01 OU11dPses; TWO A1I1ed.
st. Joseph, Mo-, May 1-,-lohn Col
by and Harry Smith were crushed to
death and John Chambers was fatally
injured by the collapse OF the Harroun
grain elevator at Elwood, Kan, Tues
day night. A tornado blew in the
south side of the elevator, and the top
stories for distance of 10 feet fell.
Colby was smothered in bin Of
grain, and Smith was crushed by tim
bers.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-18
Formally Elected.

Hartford, Conn, May 1.-THE legis-
lature in joint session Wednesday
formally declared Frank B. Brande-
gee elected United States senator for
the unexpired term Of the late Sena-
tor Q. H. Plat, which began March
1903.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-18
Settled.

st. Paul Attorney General Young
has made a settlement of the suit he
commenced last January for the recov-
cry of a half-section of timberland in
the eastern part of Hubbard county.
1t was set up that the land had been
enormously appraised in 1902 by
three citizens of Hubbard county as be-
ing devoid of timber and had been
sold in October, 1902, as agricultural
land, at SIS an acre. The land was
sold to S. w. Allen of Walker and later
transferred to West & Bonness of Min
neapolis. State Auditor Iverson found
the land contained 10000 feet of
of white pine timber.
Indians.
White Earth-Minnesota Indians
will not be included in the enumera-
ton of the residents of the state to be
made under the direction of the state
census department.
Superintendent George Wright stat
ed that the enumerators would be in
structed to count only Indians who
were entitled to the rights of suffrage.
In the Leech Lake reservation a large
number of the Indians have partici-
pated in the allotments of government
money, which gives them the right OF
citizenship. ....-..
The great majority of the Indians of
the state, however, are still wards of
the government and the Indian reser-
vations will be practically free from
the invasion of the census enumeration.
The agents of all Indian reservations
have been asked for a complete state.
ment as to the number of Indians en-
titled to citizenship.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-05-18
Explosion Kills Farmer.

Bloomington, ILL.,, May ID. H. An
drews, wealthy farmer near Paxton,
was killed Friday by the explosion of q
gas plant in the cellar Of his home. His
son was probably fatally injured.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
Ser Iekte 3orcaOpr.

Don 2uis Mas5antini, Der 8eteran
Der fpaniiden Soreabors, Der ii9 ieBt
N Mertfo beftnbet, no er eplbene
&orbeeren einbeimt, erfldrte etnem
8eridterftutter, baB er ft9 tns prtz
ratleben auriid3ieben nerbe. l1eber
ote 9riinbe, bic i'm 3u bieIem @nt=
i9luB bradten, eradblte er folgenbes:
rDas sSntereiie an ben @tiertGmpfen
1T i'm Nbnebmen begriffen, bic Stter=
tdmpfe ftnb begenertrt. Menn i9 ols
Der leBte pirtli9e Soreabor bonn
Sdaupldb abtrete, gibt es unter ben
Stierfdmpfen nur mebr WittelmdBisz
fetten, nm 8uben gu amiiftren. Oie
Sttere fin5 ia nod serabe 10 tampfz
luftig ipie friiber, aber bic Soreabors
BON beute baben feline &unit mebr,
feine Dramatif, lie nebmen fire pro>
FELTON, niht ernit. SD babe feline
2uit, nit glotpns in Der Mrena gu
erf4eiren. sS9 trete nur nod in Mdz
Drib, Barcelona, Sebilla, 8tlbap tnb
Gan Sebafttan auf, bann bef9liebe
ih meine 2aufbabn." Spn 2uis
Ma33duttni bat fi9 elm @ernlDgen BON
100000 sSrcs. ertpprben. Ql[le Sem
rer beitdtiaen, baB er Der lebte grpbe
gtierfdmpfer lei, babel 1T er febr gez
tilbet unb malt fe6r biibfd in Nqua>
rell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
NHerlei tom &Mf.

Der Sup lit iebenfaGs 70 aft ipie
Die Menf6beit, benn CT bient gum
2fusbrud meni9liher Gmpfinbungen,
pelde iib Sabrtaufenbe binbur6
gleidb geblieben 1tnb. 9ie urIprinqz
li9fte unb notiirli6fte Nrt bes &ufes
1T Die BON Munb gu Munb. gluBerz
benz fiibt man bic Wanee, Die @tirn,
bic 5dulter, bic Sanb. ben SllB, ben
Sdum bes @etpanbes, Ser Sub auf
ben Munb lit Der eigentli6e &uB, fpie
er bon ben 9i1tern befungen pirb,
Ger 0usbrud Der 2tebe, bic Ii1 naG
@crfhmel5une nit benz seliebten We=
fen iebnt. Sbippbl bur9aus iinn=
li9er Natur, iit Der SUB bod Der un=
aertrennlitbe 8egleiter au9 Der eblen
2iebe. Sbne Sub iit feline 2iebes=
gereinisung benfbar. Die GebnIu9t
nd9 bem SUB Der pber bes @eliebten
eebt bur9 bic 2iebespoeiie aller 3eiten
unb NDlfer.
Ser Gub auf ben Munb lit eeitattet
3tpif9en ndhen 5amilienangebDrtgen
unb 5reunben. Do9 tpirtt Elm su
bdufises aiif1en unfdDn unb birgt
aiBerbenl cine hDgieniide @efabr in
iih, bic man namentlih Rinbern ee=
seniiber nidt unterf9dBen fonte. Mus
hiefer &enntnib beraus bat ii1 in
gnslanb eine Mnti-aubgeienfd
lAnti Kissing Society sebilbet. Sic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

Ote 6afenbefeitigunsen an Der
Glbez unb WeIermiinbune tpernen in
oleiem Sabre ipeientli3 berItdrft iperz
ben. Die &iiitenbatterten an Der uns
teren Glbe iperben um eine pergnehrt
unb an Der unteren @eier fnQ cine
1efalene &iiitenbatterie burG cine
neue, mooernen Mnforberungen ent=
ipre4enbe erfebt nerOen. Die &iiHenz
ariillerie folI burdgdnsis moberniiirt
unb namentli9 Die 5euernirfung Der
a8eierforts erb0bt tperben. Die neu=
0eIduffene Snfpeftion Der aiinens
ortillerie tsirb burd @erftdrfung unb
,srtpeiterunq Der neutrality-suspicious.
an 8eoeutung eetpinnen. sSm Sale
zines Grieees unteriteben bieie Mnld=
cen insgeTammt einf9lieBli9 Der beiz
zen Matrofen=MrtilI >Mbtbeiiunaen
n Witbelmsbaben unb 5riebridSDrt
Gem eSnfpefteur Der RiiitenartilIerie
uls Sbefbefeblsbaber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

Or. Gbabtpid, Der Gatte ber syi=
rtanobirtupfin, foll 10 arm fetn, baB er
ge3tpungen tit. gu arbeiten. 0iellei9t
bate bic @attin es gar rli6t 10 tpeit
in ibrer0irtuoiitGt sebra6t, tpenn Der
Mann friiber f4on auf ben @ebanten
gefommer tpdre, su arbeiten.
X II y
Menigltens cine troitrei9e &unbe
fir S6la6tenlenfer auropattin: Der
iapanif6en Heiterei am Shabo finb
aus Wponlins 1000 bodenbe 8ronz
dos geliefert iporben.
\ X #
Die 8equemen iDiifen ni9t, tpie
unbequem tie einem oft iinb.
: X x
or allmGblin tpirb es iebt aud
3eit, an bic Musriiitung elmer Metz
iangserpebition fir bas baltifde @es
fdnabsr 3u benfsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

Die Nep Dorter poli5eiifatiDnen
follen &lapiere befpmrnen. giiht
mehr ipie bil1ig. Wenn poli3iit potfn
feine Bridget beIu1t, tpirb er bon ibr
in ben pdrlDr Der 6errfhaft aefiihrt
unb ha ifebt allemal Elm Rlapier. Wennl
alfo Bridget 8egenbefnn in her pDliz
5eiifation madt, gebDrt fid1's, b0b iie
auh bort ben Rlimperfasten finhsi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
9RrtlttTd1teH.

eSn Wt0btle DfrD dn9eDll@ etne Slfs
bdItierzGrpebitipn orsaniiirt, I'm
Guatemala rSlt befreien". Die Mbens
teurer baben ii9 cine ihDne @egenb
1usseiu6t, ipie aus na9folsenber
S6ilberung erfi6tli9, Die bon einen1
sIperldfiieen gorreIponbenten elmer
teutfdldnoifden 3eitung berriibrt:
Guatemala bat felt 'eSabren feline
Selbmiin3e, tpeber in Sob mod Gils
Fer. 9or eirigen sSahren ipurbe als
lerbings Elm 8eIeB erlafIen, tpona9,
tein 9elb erpprtirt iperben fam, benz!
mod bat Der Prdfibent ben grDBtent
2heil aus benz 2anbe geIanbt. Seute
bat Guatemala nur 8apiergelb, bas
nit Musnabme bon 5 Mtlltpnen peIps
bon ben bprttgen 8dnfen berausgegez
Fen tpirb. Gs eriitiren feds 8anten;
BON biefen bdben 8dnco Stcibente,
8aneo Guatemala unb 8dnco eSrlterz
national ettpa 40 MilIioren YeIos
@apiergelb i'm llmlauf, obne iefe gaz
rantie oer Hegierung reip. bes 5errn
Gdbrera. Sie @aranten unb bic Ots
rettoren gebrau9en bic 8anfen su
!brem eigenen Jtuben, Der 8erbienit
ipirb felbItberitGnbli1 eet6eilt, unb
0abur6 tpirb bic Gage bes 2anbes nit
iebem Sabre i9ledter. M}ie es ein>
NAL beiIer iperben foll,. tpeiB man
ni6t, benn 6err Cabrera tpirb ipobl
70 fdnea fetnen Poiten ni6t aufs
geben, ba Guatemala bon alien flint
crntralamsrifaniiden Repub[ifen ben
erergielo3eiten Meni6enf9lag bat.
Oas Suitiaipefen 1T in etnem trauriz
gen 3uftdnbe. Sa bic Gi6ter ibr @ez
bait ni9t re6t5eittg befommen, 10 1T
Die 8eite6li6fett berartig, baB Der
ebrli6e Menfh niemals 5u 1einem
Ie4te tpmli1t.
Die Ioaialen 8erbGltnifIe Gnglanbs
rcerben bur9 bic 1peben perDffentlt9s
ten Statiitifen iiber bic Mrmutb in
England unb Males 9efennaet6net.
Der Bauperismus nimmt i'm ret9en
gnglanb forttpG6renb gu. Na9 ben
Stattititen befanben ii6 @nbe 9e5emz
Der ntt6 tpentger als 256,896 per1os
men in ben MrmenbGuIern unb $780,
320 erbielten aus Der NrmentaiIe unz
ter1tiiBungen. 0as ftnb au1dmmen
n!3t tpeniger als 816,216 Ber1onen,
bic nt9t in Der Gage itnb, ii9 felbit
gu ernG6ren. Sber nit anberen Morz
len, bon ie 45 Berionen in Gnglanb
lnb Wales, einfdliebIi9 Der Nei9en
unb 9lrmen, Der glten unb Sungen,
ia ielbit bic 8tnber in ben Minbeln
| mttgere6net, 1T einer enttpeber i'm
Mrmenbduie pber tpirb aus Der 2lrs
mentaiIe unterit itiibt. Wd6renb Der
lebten bier Sabre bat it9, ipie bic
5tottittten bcipeiIen, cine 3unabme
in Der 3abl Der Irmen bsmerfbar GEE
na6t, biefelbe 1T dber i'm lebten 9ierz
leI bes lebten sSabres eana beIonbers
fart geipeien. 9abet 1T bic 3unabme
Der 8ebOlferung bereits Dollauf in 8ez
re6nung ee5ogen tpprben. Iu9 fir
2onbon ullein 1eben bic 3ablen febr
un9iinitig Gus, benn in Der 6auptf fta6t
bat bic 3a6l Der Mrmen e6enfaQs in
febr beoentlt9er Weiie 5ugenpmmen,
10 baB oteielbe bOber 1T als in ben
leBten breiBig Sabren.
DAB Candle ben gtienbu6nen teiz
men Weitbeperb MAIDEN, ionbern Elm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

men Mitbelperb MAIDEN, fonbern Elm
nptbipenbiger, ergGn5enber She'll bes
8erfebr3pefens itnb, bafiir liefert
Oeuti6lano einen 8elpeis, tpo bic Rez
qierung bic peri9tebenen sSlubgebtete
hur6 Wdiirftraben berbinbet, obI9on
lie bic 8ubnlinten eignet; ielbl
ftGnolt6 beabfi6tigt ite nt6t, biefen
Soncnrren5 81 MAIDEN; lie fii9t beioe
8erfebrsipege gu einem ipeitperapeigs
ten, groBartigen Spitem aufammen.
Sir betbe finbet it9 geetgnete prafti=
ibe 0erpenbung. 9an1burg unb
Bremen fteben in giienbabnDerbinz
buns; troBbsm bstreibt bic Megierune
nit gan3em Na9brud bic grbauung
etnes Ganales stpii6en Glbe unb
We1er. 8on 8remen fabrert mebrere
9abnlinien nah benz Hbetn. Srob=
benz iollen au9 Wefer unb Hbein
yunalberbinbung erbalten. 2(n beis
Ben Seiten bes G6eines fiibren 8abnz
linien entlang; trpbbem orbeitet bic
&eGerung beitGnbig an Der @erbeTe=
rung Der, WaiIeritrede fir bic ssluBs
fGiffdbrt. 3ablretde giienbahnen
i!nb apii4en benz Hbetn unb Der Ooz
l,au i'm 8etrieb; trobbem trasen ii9
tie Gegierungen NIT pldnen gu tpeitez
rem Ganalbauten stptf9en beiben
1lnBipitemen. Die Candle finb buupt=
fG9li4 fir ben transport bon Nobz
material Der inbuf ftrie1len 9etriebe
uno BON lanbtptrtbi6aftli6en pros
euften beitimntt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

9as tomnlenbe ssriibiabr bringt
etne bebeutfdme Menberung i'm engItz
f6en Seertpeien. gs tpirb benz Sc
nleinen bas Nufriiden gum Sffiaier
erDffnet. Sober @emeine, Der es Bis
gum Sergeanten gebraAt bat unb ge=
Nn ben ni9ts 8eionberes borliegt,
pirb Dom 1. Mpril b. S. ob gum Of
fiaier aufriiden fDnnen, Iofern er nur
lie fe9sidbrige 0ienftaeit btrter ii9
hat unb, ielbitrebenb, bic Sffi5iersz
priifung beitebt. Sat er ben 2eutz
nantsrang erreiht, 10 itebt INN Der
gaeg 5u alien bDberen @tellungen frei.
ss3isber fonnte Der @enteine nur in
Rriessseiten Die G9ranfe gum Diff
aieritanbe iiberipringen, unb felbit ba
fam er ieltsn ipeiter als Bis gum
.3euaneiiter ober Reitlebrer.
Die italienii6e Regierung bergibt
am 3. Mdi cine gonsefiion fir ben
Bau eirfer MafIerleitung burh Mpu&
lien, bersn Soften auf 135 MiLIionen
1rancs beranfhlagt iinb. sic ftrengt
iic1 reblih an, bds perlOtterte Qanb
pirthfc9aftlih au beben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

3ur 8ermeibung ipeiterer Stretfs
fnb bte rufiifden @iienbabnen unter
Oas &riegsre4t 9eitelt porben. sSn
eStalien beitebt audi in 5riebens5eiten
tie nirtIame 8ori4rift, baB Der
Giienbabner i'm MilitGrberbGltnib
aum Staate Itebt. 0a brau9t bic Oiz
rettton nur gu beranlafIen, baB 8enez
rnlmarf6 eeblafen tpirb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

At the regular meeting of the Oar
Grove PhilonIathean Society. whicf
was held. Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Florence Rollins: vice president
Hope Romans: secretary. Lucia Rich
ardson; assistant secretary, Maurice
Jones; treasurer. John Russell; mar
shall, Fred Farley. The debate on the
question, Resolved. that it is safer &c
travel on land than on the water was
won by those supporting the affirma-
tive side.
The senior appointments for COM
mencement. June Z. were made. Fri
day. Grace NJ. Jones. received the val
edict0ry, and Edna f.. Reed the salu-
tatory.
Miss Durham returned to the, SEM
mary, Saturday.
The baseball field is clear of snow
and practice has begun.
George F.. HoughtOn, teacher of man
ual training In the Lynn High school
is spending a few days at the school
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

1.-THE Mummy and the Hunmins Bird
That ,bes .s,oni,t, ii y snfs s5ke -easled

f"The Mummy and the Hummins Bird
That the fgopuk, my of sbe so-easIes
problem play Is on the ware. every
close observer of the trend of the MIND
of the theatre-gcing public Will zen
you. They all admit that for a play 10
be successful nowadays IL is no long
er necessary that IT should nave ~,
its heroine woman with a past. anu
that a woman can be soreIy tehlpted
vet not Weld is q phase of the FEMININE
nature that has been too lo'S neglect
ed by the playwright. lr measure
this accounts for the great success OF
,hat fascinating comedy, 1.-The Mummy
and the Humming Bird" which comes
to the Opera house on Thursday. April
A clean and wholesome play that
viii take away the bad flavor that was
left i'm ones mouth by the different
problem plays with which the theatre
cal world has been glutted of recent
years is 1.-The Mummy and the Hum
ming Bird" The seat sale opens today
at 2 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

1t is probable that the first schooner
to come up the kennebec river. this
spring, as far as Augusta. will be the
Annie F. Kimball. The vessel Is now
at the mouth of the river. waiting for
the ice to go out, and is laden with
800 tons of pipe for the Augusta water
district. which will be used in laying
the line between the reservoir in this
city and Carleton pond. from which
the city's water supply will be TAKEN
later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04
A FINE NEW RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.

offer for sale my home place, No. G
Lawrence street. in Waterville, bnilt
three years ago. Open plumbing. fur
mace heat, electric lights and all modern
ideas. Good lot, large garden and one of
the best neighbOrhoods in the city. Must
be sold at once as I am leaving the city.
Address A. G. Bowie. Lewiston, or In
crease Robinson, Nudd St., waterville.
who will give terms and arrange to show
it.
aprldtf A. G. BOWIE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04
List Of Unclaimed Letters at the Post
Office.

Women. Miss Edith Bradeen. Miss
Rena NJ. Clay. Miss Lottie Pollard
Miss Grace Roberts, Miss Bertha Ste
yens Miss Matte o. Tracy. Mrs H. NJ
Turner Mrs Mary l.. Williams, Mrs. {
Whitney. Violet Wood. Men. Mater
Bailey. Sidney Chestang. William q
Casey, I. l.. Dow. Ed. Emerson. Ivory
Grant. Z. S. Hayes. Austin kenney
Mons. Alfred Lefeorn, Chas. G. Monta
que. ID. Sherley Norris. Joe Page, An
son Reynolds. Rengo Co.. CD. Ernest l.
Trippe. w. F. Ward. r. A. Wall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

Harry Breen of the Maine Central's
crew Of painters, returned to Rockland,
Monday morning. after passing Sunday
day with his parents, City Marshal and
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Breen in this city,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

In the report of the chief engineer,
which was published in the Journal.
Monday morning, the number of fire
alarms for the year was given as 49,
when it should have been 81. The mis-
take was due to four alarms being re-
corded in one paragraph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

The new baggage room at the Maine
Central station is now in the hands of
the painters, and it is expected that
the building will be ready for occu-
pancy by the last of the present week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

great bargains. too late to announce
in the Saturday sale. A lovely and fine
Swiss embroidered handkerchief. for
only Il - cents. nice goods. quick
seller. Also white lawn waist pat
tern. embroidered front, collar and
cuffs. really a beautiful pattern. slOo
value, but sold for only IS cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

Cards Of Thanks, obituary notices. r.
olutions Of respect, etc. vii, +.
charged at the rate Of ten cents ~.
line. No charge less than seventv.
five cents.
All advertising, announcements Of On.
tertalnments. whose object is the
raising OF money. will be charged AZ
the rate Of fifteen cents a line,
Advertising notices. news form. will b.
excluded from our local columns. ~
cept such as refer to advertiser, o.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

Wilfred Phelps, who has been con-
fined to the house by illness for the
past few weeks. has so far recovered
as to be able to resume his cab bust
ness on the street,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04
New Advertisements TODAY

Wanted-Driver.
Wanted-Agents. .
For Salc-HOuses.
Wanted-Canvdsser.
G. II. Wood, ieweler.
For Sale-Small Place.
For stile-Motor cycle.
For Sale-Block Horse.
Whitman & Adams Co.
Wanted-Work by Man.
Nanted-tirst-Cla Solicitor.
+. X. TibhittS-Financia letter
J. NJ. Fowler. landscape gardener
For Sale--1 pair Dapplc Grey Horses
Wanted-Girl for General Houseworl
For Sale-Farm in Monmouth Centro
Wanted-Ladv or Gentleman To- Tr,'.,
Corey, Miliiken Il Co.-Financial letter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04
FOR SALE

Old established dry goods. business. 10
Gated in a thriving Maine city. with trad
ing territory including nearly cocoa pco-
pie: ill health is the reason why the
present owner wishes to dispose Of the
property. Entire stock and fixtures can
be bought cheap for c;ish if taken now
For PARTICULARS. address Box 162, Water
vile. Me. 8 SO; @tmch3Oi2w,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

Have your lawns prepared while
they are now in the best condition TO
receive fresh grass seed and fertiliz-
ers,' is the good advice given by J. n.
Fowler, the landscape gardner. in his
ad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

Mrs. Kate Ellis of Fairfield, lecturer
OF Somerset Pomona Grange will be
present at the all-day meeting OF
Cushnoc Grange. Riverside, Wednes-
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-04

William Barnes, who made his es-
cape from the Insane hospital ias'
Tuesday night, was brought pacK ~
that institution. Monday afternoon oy
Supervisor Luce, arriving in the CIT!
on train No. 1O2. After the escape u
Barnes. nothing was know OF ms
Whereabouts until Sunday night, wheh
a message was received from oni'y'
stating that the man was at the town
farm in that village and in response 10
which Mr.. Luce went over to Unity
yesterday morning, and brought me
man back. 1t appears that Barnes did
not take the east bound Pullman
wednesday morning, but after leaving
the hospital. made his way up th e
east side of the river until ne reacnea
the railroad and followed that. max
ing the entire distance on foot.