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The broad ax., 1905-05-06
Striking Similarity.

Gunner-Have you noticed the large
stamps in the latest issue?
Guyer-Yes; l call them Jap stamps.
why so?"
They are not easily licked. "-Chica-
20 Bun
The broad ax., 1905-05-06
Mere Braiua

An men have brsinS but soma
haysa't sense enough 70 usS EhGh
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For Money.

he closer. q man Il the harder It q
b touch him--Chicago Daily NswA
The broad ax., 1905-05-06
Hoveltv in Paris.

The unique sensation OF the hour In
Paris is a play which is both decent and
Times
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WASHINGTON LETTER
PHILIPPINE PARTY DwINDLINo
CONSIDERABLY IN NUMBER
EXPEDITION NOT A JuNKEr
Senate in Recent Years Has Lost Manv
Of Its Distinguished Old Men
Majority Of Our Presidents
Have Been Nasons.
WASHINGTON

n ohINGTON.-
Secretary Taft has
caused consterna-
ton among the
congressman who
have been contem-
plating a trip with
him TO the Philip
pines. The con-
gressmen had sup
posed that their ex-
penses would be
betrayed from some
public fund or other
and NhAr
The broad ax., 1905-05-06
Doesn't Win.

Sarcasm has many admirers. but few
friends.
The broad ax., 1905-05-06

lation In the senate. and that meant its
control In congress. Not one Of that
The broad ax., 1905-05-06
The Late Senator Plat.

- ToMAN will be more
AH missed from the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
The Buroon1aster.

At the Opera liOusa. Friday. Feb. IL,
that erel popilIr an etferVesc ut mus
ical comedy The 5ulgomaster," will
bid for popular favo"
The play is the thing" and THE
i.urs0n aStcr'' is it at least Judging
from The reception il has received all
over TIE country. Frank Pixlcy. .
newspaper man. IS responsible for the
words and the story they tell. ana
Gustav I.ud".s il the conlroscr Of the
music. The lines are cNcpnt ionally fun
ny. and best % all there is not sylla-
hl" til It can Of. I'd tho most fastidlou'.
Mr.. I.udtrS' music is equally worthy Of
commcndatiGn. The r,clCdies are all
catchy. tunrful. admirably orrhcstrated
and abound IN warmth and color.
Tho seen" If tie prologue is Manhlt
tan Island in 1860 where r. ter Stuyvc-
sInt. ii" Burgo.laSter. ana Doodle Won
Null. his secretary. fearing that the
settlers are to hr attacked by the Brit
iSh and SW 4di<:l forces ana by the
THWmany Tribe Of Indians. decide tt
avoid the duties (which such an attack
would naturally force upon them. aud
in a moment of dcspond"ncy they drink;
for their enemies ami sink into a Rir
Van Wrinkle slImbcr. until the troubles
hOV Over The two fall asleep so
s0undlY that they do not wake up until
the year 1901. when y gang of labnr2rs
digging tr-I''.h on ErC1dWay. NrN
Yrl C:tT. unr:,'th the unSophisticat II
Dutchran. VII, forthwith sct out to
see the town. under the guidance Of
Willie Won NsJ0"hilt. ".id"d youth.
and tn" Harlem Spider. n typical pugi-
list of the day, who believes in words,
Hnt blows.
Til" !'urgoTISier and Doodle see lif"
in New York, make 4 tour OF Wall
street and Con"y Island. and incident :
ally visit a palatiaI ballroom in one Of
| New YOrk'S most famous mansions,
whore u private theatrical performance
is being given. In fat, the pace is 81
rarid and the rHcitin.- sights 50 vario'l
that words fail the ola Eurgomnst !,
ami al hr ran say IS, rs ii possihlc?'
| The company numbers co players anl
! includes many % thr stellar lights OF
the musical comedy. o. cratic extrava-
~anZa and vaudeville world. and also
comp ises that famous "lirlie' chorus
Of singing ana GanCing I,,-is that has
been 50 much talked Of from Maine to
| California.
The production this wear, as well Is
The costumin@. is entirely new. an |
both are said - y" tn" most claborate
''Th" Brrgomasror" mas ever had. II
the big cast are OSclr l.. FiSman ae
| the Eurgomastcr. Cnail.s Sharp. Oscar
=. R?Gland. F'rr.l Bailey. K. j. Moy",
George McKisS0ok, OLGA Won Hatzfeldt
Louise Erack"tt. Am; Lee. Kitty Ayl-
ward. Mac Franklin. the I.ockhart sis
terS and many others of prominence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
AMUSEM ENTS.
Irene Myers Co,

The popular little magnet. Miss Irene
Myers and her big stock company, viii
furnish pleasing iiv2"sl )n all next week
al the 0ueIa house All these who lihn
popular priced &ttrnc tion5 need not
hesitate i'll attelIirg this one. Manager
VIII II. Myers hes shovel by his fine
entertainments that he has furniShe
IL the past, that his years Of expert
ence in this field. have splcndidly
equipped him for knowing what eaten
es th' popular fancy and it is always
characteristic OF his Shows that they
are in d line with what the public want.
This season according to his own state-
m"nt and the opinion Of the critics he
has Surpassed amy of his previous ef-
f'rts 'nG is in realty giving the best
performances of his long career. Miss
! enc ; line # idlts arr tbs hest sh" has
ever had. "A ,ireat Temptation" will b"
the opening performance. Seats are
NV or sale
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
mon
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. III. Austin Of Chelsea. was in the
city on business, Saturday.
Miss Dascomb of Wilton, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Smith.
r. H. EodWell of Boston. PASSED
Sunday with friends in the city.
Mis- 1.ala Bowman of West Washing
ton, is visiting relatives in the city for
Il few days.
Governor Cobb will be a guest ut the
Lincoln Club. Portland, at its annual
banquet. this evening.
Harold Hall, who is now Attending
school at LcaTitt Institute spent Sun
day at his home i'll this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Jenkins re-
turN 'd, - turd;tv. from Holbruuk
Mass. where they were called TO at
tend the funeral of il relative.
Chas. +. knsman. EoWdoin, o., was
one Of the BoWdoin athletes who par
ticipated in the Boston Athletic ASSo-
ci2tion's annual indoor meet. SATURDAY. :
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
Sculutured by Mature.

Nature through the active agency or
the rains, winds and even the dust
sometimes performs wonderful things
in the strange fashioning of the OBJ
durate stone into foIms resembling the
human face. On the very summit of
Mount TarIalpais. a lofty peak that
stands about twelve miles from the
city of san Francisco. is a most re-
r,arkable profile wrought in the solid
stone.
Just a few minutes walk from the
cpd of the railroad that leads up TO the
l,ountnin's summit. on the trail that
circles the crest of the peak, brings
one to the Old Lady herself. This
huge natural sphinx seems to guard
the ratn where it narroWs on a rocky
ledge.
The profile is perfect. The seams
and ,reAses made by the centuries OF
,rcrrher are like lines of care and age
worn in the human face. No one. how
ever aged il our worldly years, can re-
rnemher when the Old Lady was
young However, when one passes far
thcr along the path and looks back
v-;,rd The outline OF the Wrinkled visage
Is lost and instead the eye can dinly
tr2ce the features of woman young
ard as beautiful as an Egyptian
princess.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
See Conarsss at Work.

With Congress in session. and with
political. social and diplomatic Wash
ington in the full swing Of activity.
there is no tirIe like the winter to visit
the National Capital. Nor is a trip to
Washington at this season an expen-
siNe luxury. SrNen-day tours from
Boston and other New England points.
which afford ample opportunity to visit
the show places Of the capital. are con
Quoted at fortnightly intervals by the
Royal Elue Line baltimore & Ohio
Railroad) at a surprisingly small cost.
Not only are all the travel essentials
included in the price of membership III
the parties. but each is accompanied
by an agent whose business it is "a look
after the comfort of those in his care.
S2j covers AL expense from Boston. and
the dates. Feb. IL. March H. 81. ApriI
II. Is. May l.. SIS is the cost from
New York, and time of departure one
day later. Drop a postal for itinerary
to j. P. Taggart. y. f. P. A.. $50 Wash
ington street. Boston, Mass.
feb11-13-1S-1S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
ANNUAL MEETING
Of Sons Of American Revolution at
Riverton, Feb. q.

Augusta members of the Maine Society
OF the Sons of the American Revolution
are receiving notice of the annual meet
ing of the body which is TO be held this
year in the Casino at Rivcrton park out
side of Portland on Feb - al IL O'Clock.
The annual reports will be presented.
officers for the ensuing year will be elect
ed. and such other business will receive
attention as may properly come before the
society.
The annual dinner of the society will
occur at l o'clock, during which there
will he the president. Judge Albert r.
Savage and lion. Curtis Guild. Jr., lieu
,enant governor of Massachusetts. On ac-
count of the uncertainty of the number
to he in attendance at the dinner. the
board OF managers has decided that 80 in
sure = seat at the table numbered 1ickctS
must be purchased by Feb. IS. -tpplica-
tious for the same at 81 each. with the
money. should be sent to Philip +. Tur-
ner. the treasurer. IS Exchange street,
Portland. h! that date.
The Maine Central Railroad Will grant
a reduced rate on the basis ri enc and
thrcc-quarters cents per mile i'll each di-
rccton. Mtmhcrs who come Ivy WAY OF
that road or the Portland X Rochester
Railroad will leave the cars at Dccring
junction and take electric cas- fur River
ton.
The Daughters Of the American Rrvolu-
ti"n and friends; of members are invited.
as heretofore. to TIE extent "f our accom-
modations. 1t is hoped we may have a
large attendance Of our members as thrsa
meetings are enjoyable ana Interesting
occasions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
IN MEMORIAM.

tThc following beautiful verses in Nom
ory of the late Ezra Curtis Stevens. who
died November -, 1864. were written by
Ellen Hamin Butler OF Bangor. ltrmerly
of Hallowcll. and a lifelong friend of
Cpl. Stevens and his family:I
y "strrday only yesterday.
He walked with us lifC'S common way,
tirtling his dHuutlcSs powers of VIII
The hours last duty to iulil!l,
Ir@dnninG weakness. ,scornins rest,
Eager 10 do-to give his best
And rising over pain to aSl,
Ihc fortunate to meet his TASK.
\ cstcrday only yesterday.
The weary lips from speech to say
\ sturdy prophecy of cheer,
\ wcrd 10 make "ur 2ra.' skies cl'ar,
The tired hands moved sWif- to Il, cGs
OF kindness for anuthcrS needs.
NJ want TOO great. no wish too small,
For him ID know and compass all.
Yesterday. sacred yesterday,
q morning that no loNc could STAY.
When Startling. AZ al heart content,
silently from our mds't h went
Summoned. alert ANA ready. 10
Great deeds tEat ne alone mus de
Deeds that perchance n" mon" might wait
Ills taIrl ing this side the gate.
I;ole ::Srrvicc" on it's shining field
\ knight ;tnout whose household iiame
Gathered a boiler light than fame.
And now. with glad. uEfctt,rcd will,
All lie is service TO him still.
W ith minStcrinG spirits. he
VIII hnd Il delight etelndlly.
Al shall We say that nevermore
He may be with us as tctolr
The chanrt% What has he passed so far,
lie hOldS no place where m0rtalS are?
Tn" FathcT-heart that bfoodS above
Gave finer krcrcr sense to love
Than earthly sight. OF world-bound ear,
That may no more perceive him here.
M miracle divire will! send
Him back in hcShly garh. our friend
W HON selfish loneliness would fain
Bring to this prison world of pain.
No cry of ours shall bind him fast
In chains the angel Death has cast
The peace of his immortal wears
W Ne canny; dim with prayers or tears
Blu since he went. have We not known
Days when We seemed no more alone?
W. speak No answer stirS the air.
Yet comfort Uakers from despair.
W" smile for he cannot forget.
Doth hH not sit among us VET.
y presence heaven-Sent. to make
Cheer in our gloom for friendships sake?
o River .by whose elm cir: side
This man We love was born has died.
10 River. calling day ard night
To dlrSky vale and sun kissed height
Fear in Your voice this paean down
To lonely farm mad mourning town:
Honor and pride and power must end
Eut death lias left us still our friend
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
Pine Floors Made Over.

| moved into i cottage that had un-
slightly Wide-huard. Nidc-crackrd floors
of pine. They We're badly STAINED ANA
altogether hopeless looking when one
realized that rugs We're to be lnid Oh
them. AS there WAS 10 possibility Of
making them lonl; worse. decided To
experiment. | scrubbed them clean.
then carefully puttieG III aIl tie cracks
with the aid Of a rutty knife. After
the putty was dry | applied Odk-nolorcd
floor paint Of q good. reliable brand.
This first coat Was thinly applied ami
well brushed III. This paint dried III
twelve hours; then the surface WAS
lightly s&ndpdpered and II slightly
heavier coat of paint was applied. After
this vas thoroughly hard it was sand
I,ape"cd again and a thin. we'll brushe |
in coat OF lacquered varn:sh put ON.
This takes longer to dry than paint
ANA must be perfectly dry before being
sandpapcred in readiness for the second
coat. BY this time my stained and
despis"d floors We're Il rich oak color
with 4 very fine hard polished surface.
This work l did in the spring. IN the
fall gave the floors d thin coat of lin
one Of turpentine,, we'll rubbed in with
flannel. With the result that the
floors took on their pristine freshness.
Unless they have very hard use paint
ing and vanishing once "A year is
sufficient to keep them nice. To clean
floors treated in this way it is only
necessary to wipe them up once
month With a slightly oiled cloth drawn
over broom. | have seen floors
painted black in the same manner and
Vanished with black floor polish that
looked uncommonly well as a back
ground for oriental or bright cnlored
rugs While / do not claim that floors
treated as described herein are equal
in effect 10 the beauty Of well waxed
hardwood floors, do say that they are
very we'll appearing. and with rugs on
them. greatly to be preferred TO the un-
sanitary carpet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Cha"les F.. Manchester. contract
agent for the New England Telephone
X Telegraph Co.. is in the city. on busi-
ness connected with the extension Of
the comranys cerviCr in the city. the
company offering. as an indu,ement 20
nNW subscribers. to install the instru
nent and allow a free trial of two
months. the subscriber paying toll
charges only. Mr. Manchester is olso
interested in the introduction of what
are known as special extension sets.
which are deSi%nad for use in resid, n aS
only. Who're there is / lnone. and scr
vice is desired in another part of the
house. in a sleeping room for instance.
The set is very compact piece Of ap-
raratus. occupying buJ a small space
and is furnished either with or without
: bell. at n Very moderate cost. The ex-
tension set will prove of special value
to physicians.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Mrs. \. +. cannon Of lS3 state street.
has Il daGuarrrotNpr of the Augusta
House as il apnCarei in l>I2. The main
story Naranda on the front. Just beyond
the huildin.r stood {, he wiling alley
Which some of the ulder citizens will
recall. she has StIll hanging on her wall
an invitation tG the inaugural ball held
at this hnus" on the evening of March
T. iStl to celebrate III" inauguration Of
President Harrison. The invitation is
signed by Elijah Robin son. Henry
Winslow. l.. n. Moore. los, ph Anthony.
Warren Loud. T. H. Ellis. y. d. stan
wood. c. s. Sr,ith. W. II. Dunton. w.
II. Tit"omb and c. Arnold. all leading
citizens of that period.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
Afraid Of Strong Medicines.

Many people suffer for years from
rheumatic pains and prefer to do so
rather than take the strong medicines
usually given for rheumatism not
knowing that quick relief from pain
may be had simply by applying Cham--
berlains Pain Balm and without tak4
ing any medicine internally. ReN
Amos Parker Of Magnolia, North Car
olina suffered for eight years with q
lame hip. due to severe rheumatic
pains. He has been permanently
cured by the free application Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. For sale by John
Coughlin. Augusta, c. H. Beane, Gar-
diner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Intention is called to the concert to
he given by the Lotus Male Qrrlt"t Of
Lewiston AT the Winthrop street Pap
tist church. Thursday evening next.
This company of musicians nave ar
p"tr"d in many PARTS Of the State anil
have given universal satisfaction by
the high order Of their music. Miss
F.lsir Leighton LiveImorc as a reader
has few sureriorS before the public to-
day. Frank Holding the violinist Of
tn" Maine Musical Festival takes 4
leading part. Concert begins at s
T. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

The following petitions in bankrupt
cy have been flied ut the office of the
referee for kennebec county: Daisy
Austin of Oakland. boarding house
keeper; liabilities $624.43; assets. $50.
First meeting OF creditors. Friday.
March ,. at 10 y. NJ. John taliaS
Dona) Desharnais of Augusta, labor
or. Liabilities. Sf6i.55: assets. $3.50.
Ill of which is clHimed to be exempt.
No deposit. Ordered in for eXamina-
tiOn. I'ridaY. t'eh. u. at 10 n. VI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Webster Williams and II. r. Lish-
ness are buying Il few gentlemen's
driving horses. They were over in
Washington. last week. and bought
Il very handsome seal brown gelding
FIVE years old. stands 16 hands and
weighs close to 100 pounds. The horse
has got a very high action all round.
He attracts Il great deal of attention
on the street being Il hors" that would
he hard to duplicate in Maine. both i'll
looks. style and action. He is by Il
son of Matchmaker, dam Wilkes mare,
second dam. Knox mare. He is a very
easy driver and can step god and safe
for any one 30 drive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

In business If thc municipal cpur,
Saturday morning. was confined to 4
singh ease Of iItoNration, the sup
rli"rt being James Eartlrti Of Sid
rey. james Lad not he"n before TIE
court for some time but d-Irin:r Il visit
in town. Friday afternoon. he lartont,
of too much stirul'nt. ani Was gath
cred in. The court ruled that his;
nights lodging and police attendance
would cost him about So. and ,Ialnes
WAS released upon promise to lay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Viola Enciielnr. the l.-yoar r-;,id
daughter of Mir. and Mrs. -. Z. Hun
newell, died ut their home on Hospi
tai street. soon after midnight. Satur-
day. after Il 10 DAYS Illness from
diphtheria. Mr.. ana Mrs. Hunnewell
have the sympathy of large circle of
friends. The funeral Will be held, this
afternoon, and the intcrmcnt will be
made in the family lot ut Mt Pleas
ant cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
Inward and Outward.

The inward effects Of humors are
worse than the outward. They weaken
all the organs. infame the mucous
membrane, cause catarrhal troubles,
and endanger the whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla eradicates all
humors and cures all their effects.
It's the great Alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every
where established.
Accept M lubStitnt4 .Aa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Senior Vice Commander Cram and 4
party of about IS members Of Henry
q. Staples Cump. Sons of Veterans.
Will leave for Auburn, this afternoon.
Wher. tFey will le the guests Of Alnrr
c. Pray Camp of that city. one Of
the events Of the etening will he I'll"
inspection Of the camp BY Vice Com
tilanIer Cram,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

The dancing school in the Purinton
tuildiu% WIS omitted, Saturday even
ing. because of the illness of the
tracn"r. Miss Isabel Cheney. The
oniIu"cn's school in the morning. at
WooJm"n's htn, was held as usual.
('I-.t.N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

The Womens Missionary Society Of
the Free Baptist church will meet. this
afternoon promptly at > o'clock. with
Mrs. Jesse Tuck. Church street. Mrs.
George Haml"n, missionary from In
dia. will be present. 1t is hoped that
there will he full attednauce.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Dr G. Nj. Twitchell arrived home.
Saturday night, from a lecturing tour
through New England and New York.
having been absent from home about
one month. lie reports Il most pleas-
ont trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

The Nul'ntIne party which will be
given this evening. ut the Methodist
vestry under the auspices of the rp-
worth Lec2ue. promises To he Z Very
Pretty affair. I'll" decorations and the
proEr IN VII be arrlonliat to st. VAL
cntiue's day. AMI the entertainment
Will be both unique ana productive oI
nuCu Measure
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

P. $. Mooney Of &. H. Nasom's es-
tablIshincnt, Is il Ecston for the pur-
ro.e " informing hims' If on points Of
style for the coming season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Miss Carrie Simpson Of the T. Q.
HItirr mdriculing establishment. -
Temple place Boston. is guest Of
Mrs. Z. Z. Cuulliard. lo5 Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Dr.. p. :. Iiunnewcll of Madison, and
y. NJ. Hilton Of Randolph. were IN tn"
city. Saturday. called by tho illness Of
their granddauG Ghter. Viola y. Hume
NpIl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

NJ. and Mrs. Everett Besse We're
l.asse l9ers on train No. 81. Sa:ur!a!
forenoon, going to Richmond. whore
they passed Sunday with relatives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Augusta nleI9bcrs of the Grand Army
are .ooliinG forward to the 3Sth annual
CHCam! nlent OF the Department of
Maine. which Nil be held at Lewiston.
Thursday and Friday of this week. ana
il is probable that n number Of COM
radcS of Seth Williams Post will at
tend. The headquarters Of the depart
ncni viii be called to order at 1920 a.
NJ. Thursday. at City hall. Comman-
der-in-Chicf Elackmar and staff will
be present. Thursday afternoon and
evening. Thursday evening. at City
hall. there viii be Il regular old-tiinc
campfire. which will include Il literary
and musical entertainment. Preceding
the encampnont, the department Oil
GERS ana council Of administration Will
meet al the Headquarters rooms in
the Dewitt at s o'clock. Wednesday
evening. The Lewiston hotels have Of
ferred reduced rates and numerous
private hOuseS and boarding houses
will entertain comrades and ladies at
low rates. Reduced fares have also
been granted by the railroads to men,
L"rs of the Grand Army and Women'S
Relief Corps and their friends. Tickets
will he on sale, Fen. l.. Ii and on the
morning of the 18th, with return linz
ii to Feb. Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
Cause for Worry.

She-Why do YOU iook so worried,
Berthe Did papa object?
Bcrtie-No. Eui he said: ITS all
| ght. You1l coon find out it's useless
to object when Nell is set on anything
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Dr. g. r. Campbell. who has been
sufferer from the grip. has 50 far re
covered as to be able to resume his
ItriC ticp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
Daily ksnnsbsr Journal


Sunday was the G6th anniversary of
Abraham I.incoln's birth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

A fouryear-old son of Edward
Young. living on the Mt. cNrn0n road.
is reported to be i'll with the typhoid
ever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Mrs. II. II. Toothaker of Portland, Is
the guest OF friends in this city for a
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Tomorrow is st. ValcrtiTe's day, and
will probably be celebrated by the
vounger portion of the city's pOpula-
tion il the usual manner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Miss lda SHAW passed Sunday at
Portland, as the guest of Miss Clara
Libby
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

visiting he daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bull.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Miss Eta Burns is i'll with the
measles at hcr home on Green street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

The Murray cub Will meet with Mrs.
Harry Goodrirh. this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

At the government station Lulea. III
Sweden. Experiments are being made TO
secure varieties of plants not likely 10 De
injured by frost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13

Russian bride is not submitted to the
irving ordeal OF appearing in white satin
and lace in broad daylight. The wedding
takes place by candlelight in drawing
room.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-13
OAMR0ScA MALE QUARTETIE

Willis Partridge. 1st Tenor: Edward IT,
Was.. II Tenor: J. w. Peck. 1st Bass;
Harry r. Lowell, "a Bass. May he en-
gagged for concerts and funerals Telc-
phone MIR WaSS 1i6-13 fehIIdImo