davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

Illustrated the material is champagne
colored chiffon yelling combined with
chiffon velvet ana ecru lace. hut there
are many others that cam be substitute
ed The little fr.ll that fails below
the suspeudcrs is peculiarly graceful.
and is made OF lace OF a finer. softer
sort than is used for the chemisette
and waistcoat
The waist consists 81 the h,ied lin
ing. chemisette waistcoat fun por-
ton and suspcnGcrs. the closing being
made az the centre front and left
shoulder seam The sleeves are
shirred at their upper portions ard
again at the seams edges. and are ar
ranged over ntted foundations which
hold the fuiiness in place. The belt
g. wide. in girdie style. and 10 Il The
suspender~ are attached.
Tie quantity Of material required
FOR tAc medium size is five and one
quarter yards twenty four and
three-quarter yards twenty seven. OF
two and One-haif yards forty four
inches wide. with hve-elght yards OF
all-over lace for chemisette. one and
one-eight yards Of velvet for waistcoai
ana belt. one and three-quarter yards
OF lace edglng and three-quarter yards
for frlll as Illustrated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

we III know that q good NE ard 3
humble testimony 20 tie goodness a1l
faIrlfu--less - COO have a Ye-y greet
influence f0r good ou TIRE minds 90 al
rlo see and bear. but NOW does prsytV
arlpc IT, fLe nrst place prayer. Q .t DE-
srue nraFpr-al earnest and corLlrist
anreal 60 God fg- TIE bless .nG sought
has = wonderful effect upou the clarac-
re- - tLe person who o1rr- q. srcA
,rayer irir~s the petitioner iato f-le-
fellowship wfth Cod aus opsl- .s
whole nature 60 fle Influence ~ fHe
sol-lt o. Gods anG Dy 30 lo.u- Gee h.m
70 become = Jealous alL elective r-t-
less for God
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

rire<x.- How To Re Hsrry"-count-
less titles. ringing the changes on hap
piEeSS. The pursuit OF happiness Is the
quest OF the day. Many people are
pounding the drum OF happiness 50
hard rs 70 smash the drum. Tho truth
j.. only fitness Tor happiness Arsn-S II
A man never caught IL NY runninc after
~. 10 Is n sainbow. with its rot 81 cold,
that must como - Us. and couae when
we are not expecting Il. The happiness
seekers sire the hSPpineSs sosers The
man who achieves happiness = the
man who has siuresl Tor something
higher. Think nothing about frappi-
ness: only put y0nr best into eSch
dsv 90 life.
The same thing holds frsr of renri-
tation. ono 81 Tho things solomon si'd
no; ask WAS hontr IL WAS encuca Tor
him ~ hc wise anil iuSt Wisdom snd
justice were the highest sources cf his
honor. Tor wisdom and justice 10 *
reputef above 81 eisc. n dev ly day
We strive for rho invsri things from
+ which reputation takes s~nSiauce and
f SharclincsS. No ucrd give ourselves 10
further thought shout tho matter
+ What urrn think % rs VIII tokT carr -
T itself Growing plants do NOT cive
4 themselves concern ovc- summer, tieN
f are -he gift Of Sn-irC % Summer. and
f summer VIII take care 81 rfFT- -.
4 living rs we ou-ht. we commit o0r rer'-
utarfon 20 Cod. whose presence and
vvhsSe care arc tho real summer ~ all
good things among men.
Il Solomon informed his court'rrS -
his request 70 Heaven they probably
told him that he bad missed q --car
opportunity. They might easily have
said, why did vnu not ask for riches.
Tor vastly extended power aut do
r-iufont How much better they von.i
have been thsn wiSdomt We could
have furnished the wisdom. fut TIE
Al -rrver was 81 The r.-lr sort Jehovah
was nie- sid with itS uo1cStv. arl Gee
-hir-S that were noe asked Tor were ir
fue time given. The surprise ~ lIft
often lies in the FMS CuifCance of TIE
means On some great end. People if
che rrvv know that the smallest fhiu-
connected with a great Gun IS the mos
frff Snou Slhie-tic firing PIN lha
zone and tie Gun. 50 % say. IS on fn'
p shelf In the army one ~ the SnlalicS
duties % the cavalry is The Gag
fnc Tor his ho-Sc. There IS au ir~t1nr'
rn history who're cavalry that del fh"
duty wei and cavalry THAI did g. l
ntnnrui 50 rruellv matched. fought
battle in which those who uo-lc. O..
. their horses were crt down almost e
\ q rrrr. Doors On -ren- events ~rv "a
= nr-werf nu i-tir hinges arr and rel
+ sion and education orl war ahnnr
~ fh decisions and rrfe and irr.U rt-'
n snail lr themselves SIS wustarl SEQ is
: vr- 50 --ourlful tl1t great events ru
great 1re.rs have crwe and iof-.l f.
IS rhe branches thereof.
T.rt ms also -rCr sure fl' words nt 10
\ Master in direct i.rr with tLo truth 81
..--r 1.-r- rrr 1r. ..-.- .-- -.>rrt- rn rr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

a workman on the siberian raiiNAy
was accidentally locked into a refrig-
orator car and was aftcrward found
dead. magin.ng that he was being
slowly frozen to death. he lad recorded
bis sufferings with "a piece OF chalk on
the door.
The rcfrigerating apparatus. how
ever. was out Of order. and the tenn
peratnre ia the car had not fallen be-
low 30 degrees Fahrenheit throughout
The lourney.-Chlcag News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

Little girls are always charming
wearing frocks that fan from tho
shoulders. giving uubro,Sen lines This
one Is especially attractive. aud -
adaptcd To dancing school or party
wear. hut can be rendered simple
enough FOR every day occasions by
choosing palmer material As Illus
trated IL is made OF pale pink chiEOD
yelling. and IS trimmed with ecru lace
and landings Of velvet ribbon. lt
can. however. bc reproduced ia NUS
/ Inns as well as in simple woods and
silks. and the frii's can De OF the ma.
( terlal in place OF lace. The frills over
/ the shoulders. together with the straps,
are exceptionally becoming in add
ton TO making a decorative effect.
The dress is made with shallow
woke 10 which the full fronts and
backs arc attached. When made high
This yoke is finished with standing
collar. The straps ard frills are ar
ranged over the shoulders and the clos
iur is made at the back. The sleeves
form puffs above the elbows. which
are arranged over fitted foundations
and can be finished with frills in el-
bow length or with deep cuffs that ex-
tend to the wrists.
The quantity OF material required
for the medium size six years. -
three and threo-eiGht yards twenty
seven. three and oue-e.ght yards ihir-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
WAFER RoTrLE IRPaoVED.
uxl.iary H-a Keeps Tenperatury
constant.

constant.
. T. the ordinary forms of water bags
uosg in use tle water falls lu temporal
ture after several hours. and 30 j. Nee
rssary 90 repiel.sh with hot water
Tms fau OF iAe temperature. aud thee
time lost ln replcnisiing the supply. is
necessarily objectionable. and some
times ln serious eases requires ihe con-
slant attcrt-e-s of the nurse and re-
Jas ~ bags. a recently invented bag
maintains the temperature COMPARE
lively uniform o. long as desired The
water reservoir is much the same as
usual. except that 90 contains heating
coil which may be ~ rubber tubing
4 h0i water kettle and stand - also
provided. fbe.c beiue an inlet and ont
Ici f0r flpor. connected by rubber tub
lng with the cOil within the water
. hottie. The bag Is first filled with hot
water. and then gas jet or OF lamp
. lighted under the kettle. ihe two de
rices being properly connected As
Tie water aoiis In tie kettle DE yaPor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

Ne=iIgees should always be made OF
fabrics easily cleansed. for certainly
IN this garment. abovs al others, Its
charm lies in its freshness. Albatross
and cballie are two wash-wooi mate
rails which make most graceful bath
and iounglng gowns, hen cut kimona
style with several rows OF shirring
forming the fulness from he shoulder.
A long rose pink kImona OF soft alba
tross was finished with a two-lnch
band border OF Dresden warp SILK OF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

II IS necessary 70 lay stress upon he
faEaey OF the negative atE.tnde towards
truth. bees use that attifEde ~ one Of
tie chief obstacles sa TIE way O. Wiz
ming souls fOT Cbrisf. * We would be
sous-wsnners We Enusf first 81 nll Set
nd % any teDdeDcies %e may have 10
look upon fbinSs negatively aud 50 pre-
sent them negatively - others, And
fhen we must help those we would
save 70 develop . desire Tor positive
truth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

II that single hour when he brought
Peter 20 CHRIST. Andrew aecpllIIli-- 20
mose Tor fhe world flau Jos aii lis air
iesiLes- It may easily BE- ~ wifl us-
i5uslness men aEe satisfied 20 90 ter-
eve. g. even two pc cent -fiffus lf-in
the capital. but TO Investment cqla4s
So refcrsis fDe Investment 81 litle
time and courage ga Eoni-rzylr@- ne
interest SIS literally millions Per cent
Is.deesi. n you remember foe e.illess
reaches q eternity, the Interest - IL
anlfe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

IN. TIt0n. merchant. Of Bozeman.
Mont. left Ia a will tina; was recently
p-obated the income Of his estate.
which Vii amount 10 several thousand
dollars annually. for the celebration OF
tie Fourth 81 July with fireworks. nags
and bunting. There will be no oEpOsi-
slou on the part % relatives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

has proven 80 successful rp 70 date
that il IS quite likely that the service
viii be very greatly extended IN the
near future. The Illustration j. pro-
duced from Motor Age.-Phiiadelphia
Rectrd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

A charming black ehiffoa velvet cos
tune shows a narrow empiecement OF
sapphire blue velvet around she shoe
ders just below the yoke OF point lace,
which Is not over two inches in depth.
The stock is OF this same exquisite
lace.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
AUTOMOBILE IN POSTAL
SERVICE

The Itaiian postal authorities are *
rcrarertiu- with postal automobiles
fo- tle soctvl, %. territory adjacent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

a tiny rose pattern. and a white ground
challie was scattered with blue morn
ing glorles. Pongee Is another wash
material that Is good for negiigees.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

Martin johnson. the largest sheep
owner IN South Dakota. il said 10 have
marketed q wool clip representing
$1,000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

ty-two. or two and one-eighthyards for
ty-four inches wide. with seven-eight
yards of all-over lace. i've and one-half
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

New York City.-Fancy waists made
with 4 Suspender suggestion are
among the novelties OF she season aud
are singularly attractive in the soft
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-05-20

jest rZecZa prZyznac praWO SWObOdne-
go otwierania szk0f. R6wniez konieczna
jest rzecza pozwolenie swobodnego uzy-
wanna jezyk6w miejscowych w instytu-
cyach pryWatnych, prasie, teatrze, ma
odczytach zebraniach lterackich, jake
tez prZy WnoSzeniu proSb do miejcO-
Wych instytucyi rZadoWych. Wreszcie
uWaza rada Wilenska "a rzecz nieodzo-
Wna, aby pozwolono osoDom wszystkich
istniejacych wyznan ma sWobodne wy
konywanie praktyk religijnych.
W Moskwie odbywaly sic narady ro-
syjskich ipolskich dzialaczy spo}ecznych
w sprawie stosunk6w polsko-rosyjskich
W zjezdzie do ktorego inicyatyWe dal
ks. SzachoWski A. Lednicki, uczeStni-
czylo CORA 100 os6b, a w tej liczbie
przeszfo 80 Polakowz krolestWa, LitWy,
Wo1ynia Podola. Jako przedstaWiciele
spoieczenstwa rosyjskiego przybyli wy
bitni czionkoWie ziemstW, rad miej-
skich, profesorowie literaci.
Zjazd zostal otWorzony poWitalnemi
mowami tax z jednej, jak drugiej stro-
ny, poczem nastapify obrady, w sprawie
stosunk6w polsko-rosyjskich. Pc dwu-
ulloWyC Cll IldIdudCll LJdAu pOWLldl lldSIf
puiaca uchwa}e:
y Uznajac niezbednosc autonomii Kr6-
lestwa Polskiego, przy zachowaniu je-
dnosci panstwowej i uczestnictwie O.
g6lno- rosyjskiem przedstawicielstwie,
lecz oddzielnym sejmem, wybranym
ma zasadach powszechnego, r6wnego,
bezposredniego tajnego g}osowania, bez
r0znicy narodowosci wyznania, zjazd
uwaza "a potrzebne odlozyc bardziej
szczeg6iowe okreslenie granic zakresu
tel autonomii, az do wszechstronnego
rozpatrzenia sprawy. q w tych miejsco-
wosciach, gdzie Polacy stanowia jedna z
zamieszkujacych tam narodowosci, a
mianowicie ma Ltwie i Ukraine, powin-
ny i'm bye przyznane W ca}ej pelni oby-
watelskie narodoWe ich prawa, bez ja-
kichkolwiek prawnych lub administra-
cyjnych ograniczen, a natomiast zabez,
pieczeniem, ma drodze prawodawczej,
swobody narodowego kulturalnego roz-
woju."
Procz powyzszej rezolucyi, zebranie
uchwaliio urzadzic drugi zjazd, dla zwo-
lania kt6rego wybrano specyalna komi-
sye. Termin nastepnego zjazdu ME 20.
staf okreslony, ponieWaz bedzie to zale,
zalo Cd porozumienia sic wybranej komi,
syi z r0znemi grupami spofecZnemi.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-05-20
wojna Rosyjsko. .Japohska

Admiral Niebogat6w poiaczy} sic
szczesliwie z adm Rozdiestwienskim.
Japonczycy wcale ME probowali pre-
szkodzic temu poiaczeniu, czego mo-
INA wnosic, re maja jakas zasadzke ma
Rosyan dopiero ma p6zniej. Po polacze-
niu sic flot rosyjskich,. adm Rozdie-
twieskij rozdzielii swoje okrety ma try
oddzialy: pancernik6w (pod dow6dz-
TWEEN adm. Voekersoma), krazownik6w
pancernych (adm. Enkwist) i lekkich
okretow wywiadowczych (adm. Niebo-
gatow.)
Sprawa naruszenia neutralnosci te-
rytoryum francuskiego przez okrety ro-
syjskie zostala zaiagodzona wyjasnie-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-05-20

tya czynnego oporu, Ormiahska Fedora
eva ReWolucyjna, Gruzinska Partya So
cyalist6w RewolucyonistoW, Bia}oruska
Socyalistyczna Hromada, Litewski
Zwiazek Socyalno-demokratyczny; wre-
szcie jako inicyator jerry Gapon Co do
celow politycznych spofecznych reWo-
lucyi w Rosyi, konferencya uchwali}a
dwie deklaracye. PierWsza dotyczy zwo-
}ania zgromadzeh konstytujacych, kto
reby po obaleniu caratu PRECAUTIONARY
obecne imperyum rosyjskie, Wed}ug "a
sad demokratyczno republikanskich.
Druga dotyczy konkretnych szczego-
lowych politycznych spolecznych zadah,
ktore rewolucya ma przeproWadzic badz
bezposrednio dekretami rewolucyjny-
mi, badz w odnosnych konstytuanach.
w Whine odbyl sic niedaWno Zjazd
inteligencyi ltewskiej, ktory przyjal
nastepujaca uchWale polityczna:
"Zjazd litewskiej inteligencyi w Will
ME marcu b. r., po rozpatrzeniu maj
istotniejszych W chwili obecnej potrzeb
Litwy, przyjai postanowii wprowa-
die W czyn nastepujace zadania Al Ma
tychmlastoWe zaniechanie wojny. b |.
Natychmiastowe zwo}anie do Wilma kon-
stytuany ola Litwy-w etnograficznych
jej granicach-z przedstaWicieli naro-
du, wybranych zapomoca powszechne-
go, tajnego bezposredniego, r6wnego
uznano przedewszystkiem "a konieczne:
l.? Wolnosc s1owa, prasy, zebran, zwia-
zk6w, nietykalnosc os6b mieszkah: p
Uwolnienie politycznych przestepc6w i
tych, co "a sWe religijne przekonania
skazani zostali. - Zniesienie wszy~
stkich przywilejow, zar6wno jak praw
wyjatkoWych, zWiazanych narodowo-
scia, wyznaniem grupa spoleczna. II.
Ia podwaliny przyszfego ustroju polity-
cznego Litwy uznano: y Autonomie, z
sejmem W Whine przedstawicieli ma
rodu, wybranych zapomoca poWszechne-
go, r6wnego, tajnego, bezposredniego
g}osowania, bez r6znicy p}ci, narodowo-
Sci i wyznania. p R6wne prawa ola
wszystkich wyznah narodowosci, "a
mieszkujacych Litwe stanowiacych
w niej mniejszosc - Sluzbe wojskowa
mieszkafcy Litwy pelnia granicach
Litwy. III. Litwa autonomiczna wcho-
dzi w zwiazek federacyjny re wszy-
stkiemi narodoWosciami ziemiami pan
stwa rosyjskiego. ma r6wnych prawach.
Wzajemne stosunki, prawa i obowiazki
narOdoWOscl l Zlem, WchodZacych w
zwiazek federacyjny, okresli parliament,
z ich przedstawicieli zlozony."
Duma (rada) miasta Wilma wystoso-
wa}a do cara petycye, W kt6rej przedsta-
via najsamprz6d, re w rzedzie niezwy-
kle ciezkich warunk6w zycia pierwsze
miejsce zajmuje ograniczenie znacznej
czesci ludnosci W jej prawach majatko-
wych i osobistycr, W dziedzinie narodo-
wosciowej wyznaniowej Drugim dotkli-
wynn punktem jest to, re szkoly rzado-
we zbaczaja drogi pedagogicznej ME
swemu. Wskutek tego, nalezy otworzyc
wszystkim bez r6znicy jaknajszerszy
dostep do szk6l dopuscic wszystkich
poddanych do liczby nauczycieli Nauke
religii wykladae nalezy W jezyku ojczy-
stym. PryWatnym osobom niezbedna
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-05-20

MEM rzadu francuskiego, ze winen
temu byl gubernator Anamu. WyjaSnie-
ME to wystarczy, jezeli Rosyanie pono-
wnie ME wjada ma terytoryum francu-
skie
Cd tygodnia nadchodza wiesci man.
dzurskiego pola wojny ciag|ych utar-
czkach pomiedzy przodowymi oddzialami
rosyjskimi i japonskimi. Utarczki te
ME maja poWazniejszego znaczenia w o.
g6lnym przebiegu kampanii; wskazuja
one tylko: y, ze Japonczycy ME posune-
Ii sic naprz6d cd miejsc, kt6re zajeli w
ciagu pierwszego tygodnia po bitwie pod
Mukdenem, q, re general Liniewicz,
skupiWszy roZpr6szone chWiloWo SHY ro-
syjskie, WysuWa przednie oddziaiy w
strone po}udniowa.
Potyczki, kt6rych nova, tocza sic
gl6Wnie ma drodze Mukdenu do Kiry-
nu, w odlegioSc 4O-5O Worst, ma pra-
Wo cd Tielina. Japohczycy w ciagu kilku
tygodni po bitwie pod Mukdenem przy-
gotoWali tn szereg pozycyj SLIME uforty
fikoWanych, otoczonych rowami Wala-
mi. Te oStatnie WznoSza sic niekiedy Kill
ku kondygnacyami w gore General LIME
wicz w jednym ostatnich sWych rapor-
tow wspomina o kurhanie, przygotowa-
nym do obrony ma trzy pietra.
Przygotowania te re strony Japohczy
k6w dowodza, re zatrzymanie sic ich w
odleglosci SO Worst ma p6lnoc cd Tielina
ME by}o chwilowe. lecz lezalo w planie.
Wznoszac tax slime fortyfikacye pod
Czantu Kajnansianem, widocznie przy-
gotowani byli ma dluzszy pobyt tych
miejscach ma atak re strOny rOsyjskiej
Co spoWodoWa}o Japonczyk6W do "a
przestania pochodu ku p6lnocy, ma razie
niewiadomo Przypuszczenia co do tego
sa najrozmaitsze. Najprawdopodobniej-
sza wydaje sic zaleznosc obecnych opera
cyl ladowych cd pojaWienia sic eskadry
rosyjskiej ma wodach chinskich. Me
chcac zdaWac sic ma laske losu, ,Japohczy-
cy postanowili rzucic jak najwieksze ST.
ly do Mandzuryi w razie niepOWodze-
MIA ma mOrzu, poWetoWac sObie straty ma
ladzie.
Przewaga liczebna Japonczykow ma te-
renie mandzurs<im jest obecnie al mad
to wielka Armia rosyjska, po ostatniem
lei skompletowaniu, iiczyc moze ma linii
bojowej 240 -26O, 900 ludzi; tymczasem,
Japonczycy przeciwstawiaia tel sile okolo
320, 600 zo}nierzy, ME liczac batalion6w
oWlCAo OloI IllloW1 y I'll JuA wy 0lcllly SIl
do Mandzuryi. Skoro zatem Japonczycy,
pomimo tax widocznej przewagi liczeb-
nej zaprzestali pochodu ma drodze do XII
ryna, znaczy to, il gdzies ma bokach wy
konuja rugby, osioniete jak najwieksza
tajemnica, majace ma celu szeroka w
przyszfosci akcye.
Ma razie akcya japonska ogranicza sic
do utrzymania linii Kajnansian, Czantu-
Siaotatsu. z raportow ostatnich widac,
ze linia ia nadzwyczaj SLIME jest obsa-
dzona, chociaz oddzialom rosyjskim u
dalo sic kilkakrotnie wyprzec Japonczy-
koW posterunkow naprzod wysunietych
j zajac kilka wsi chinskich, przelamanie
jednak linii og6lnej natrafilo ma tax ener-
giczny op6r, re atakujace oddzialy rosyj-
skie musialy sic cofac pod silnym ogniem
artyleryi japonskiej. :
w potyczkach ostatnich uczestniczyiy
lsily niewielkie. w jednem re stare wy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30

THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
James W. WEIGH 12S State street. For
particulars. inquire Of Miss WEIGH, or c.
s. Fogg 6 Summer street. june15dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30

liquor contained from four to six pei
| cent. IF alcohol
The defence contendcd that the
liquor found in the bottles marked
Sterling ale contained less than three
per cent. of alcohol allowed to be sold
under the Maine law. An expert testi-
fed that the beer contained IS per-
!Centage of alcohol.
The jury took the case under ad-
visement at 4.3O o'clock in the after
noon ana five n 1kes later returned
a verdict of guilty.
County Attorney Leigh called for
sentence and Hyland was sentenced
to pay fine of $3.50 and costs and in
default Of payment to serve three
months in Jail. He paid.
Court will convene at $50 O'Clock.
Saturday morning.
The next case to be tried is that OF
state vs.. William Burr of Waterville,
indicted by the grand jury at this term
for maintaining a liquor nuisance. He
will be defended by Hon. S. S. Brown
Of Waterville.
II Is probable that the criminal
docket will not be completed until the
middle of next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30

Inc advance guard Of the great
army Of mighty hunters which will
soon invade the forest primeval In tho
northern part of the State. has talon
the war path. and has gone forth in
us might to STAY moose. deer and other
game "hen the time shall be ripe for
so doing. 1t is fitting that the Marty
should be from Augusta, the canital
city OIL the State, and 1t was. The do
parture was made yesterday fnorninr
from the Maine Central station the
aestination of the party was Deer rs
iaho, IN Moosehead lake. and thu narty
i'seil was composed of hunters Of such
reioMh as Col. F. w. Plaisted. Col w
n Wilhams, Col. Manning S. Campbe,,
ana brevet Col. Treby johnson Tod,y
they VIII be Joined by DR.. G. r Caynn,
Dell, who is also noted for "a. -
Cecy with the rifle. and who goes not
ohl6 tor the fun that there is in II hpt
- render any surgical aid which NAV
suit from the recoil Of the guns with
when the members Of the party ara
armed. 1t is understood that the marty
VIII remain quietly in camp until the
Id" goes off of moose and deer ard
content themselves with small game IN
which pitch" will figure prominently
out AFTER Oct. Is they viii take the train
IN earnest. and viii STAY the full nnit
OF big game which the law allows ~
IS understood, also. that a space 10.
neeh reserved in the Augusta refr,gar-
ator ior them, In which to store the
game mat they intend to bring back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30

During the past few weeks a number
Of specimens in the way of freaks from
farm and garden products have been
brought to the Journal office. some of
which have been very odd. but the
latest contribution, which was brought
in, yesterday afternoon. by VIM. WEIGH
of Manchester, is a trifle the most Gu
rious yet. The speciman was a turnip
of the well-knCwn ruta baga variety,
but instead of consisting of a single
turnip, as is usually the case. it was a
bunch, in which were IL turnips. large
and small attached to the bottom of
the main turnip was big one that
would. at casual glance, have been
mistaken for a potato, and in addition
to this, attached to the big one in va
rious places, were nine others, from
the size of pea up to that of an acorn.
The combination formed about as Gu
rious a vegetable as is often seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30
steady. Lambs, winter eG,1oc reor,;,rs

steady Lambs. winter sa1Oc; yearlings
'uHc.; mutton, 7NSc
NEAL-Steady at 10G11c.
fOULTRf-Western turkeys. 1sd1sc.
chickens, northern broilers lie. F.: west.
ern chickens. 16c. northern fowls. 1Gc
western fowls 15c
BuTTER-Creamery, Northern choice
round lots. 2lM2Sc. western fresh. 2li50
&c: Vermont. dairy, 20m2lc
-, SoHEEsE-Cheese is steady. York state
&c; Vermont twins. 11A@114c.
a. lIGIS-Eggs are firm, choice nearby
SO93lc. eastern. 24G25c. western. i9G22c'
,o.I A.Nssss-Market is steady. Pea, car load
iots. Sl.1o: medium n. Y. Vermont. DER
bushel, s1.75a22O: yellow eyes s.. GOA
-; Red Kidneys, $S.Oo9S.15; California
APPLES-New apples. SOC. Gs15o per
bushel and s2.O0G2.75 per Dbl.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. common
grades 81, :12.Oo@14.cO; good, s15O0G16.oO; best,
Me:,"Il. 90; oat straw. s100OG1O.5O; rye
=, POTAToES-New per bushel 50a55c
I1ehrons, foG4lc.; new sweet potatoes,
Va. per Dbl. 81 5G6D1. 6g1h.
SluGAR-Ref1ned sugar steady. Cut loaf
and crushed. 6.o5c.; powdered, 525c. !;
graduated. 5.15c.