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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

| p,,ru 49, o'Ic lcdNcS husband tc
s i,.ru,n ner loss. who has the heartfelt
80 l"l ,',.i'E OF m1ny fricrds. Several ncph-
| their loss is her r,io "'S 81 mss ,i her, put
| village "a vr,,c - S3in on,, hNeu IN TINS
| ~ her loving disposition. She lived ~" :.
hrlSiian lite atd has now gone to her
"Wednesday " forenoH services Will be held
Mrs. Lima Gctchall was at bcr sisto,.,.
-'lS. ''c", W. Crummett'S. !aSt week
Edison Worthin- ana Frank p,ve ven;
! to Augusta. last week, WYNN
| Charlie r. Diusr,, ,
ut A = B"rrv'r, this wintn,. - "rwl t;,'1N
iiiS VIE Is with him.
Rufus Gardner died j, ub.. h,,,, Nv j;
SISTER. Mrs Martha Bowler in this Vii
iHE"' Sunday. t"h- -. after a long Ill
"riS lie was one OF the sons of W1Iirr
many Years al H. fi e li.i,'' Yho 'ii' d
Charles; and Itu.nn, If -; alciH' anu
sister. Martha RowIer nith 10. ana on"
ed. beside; lcphcw ana rirreS '''' M ne ny
in Chin, INT oy.in,r ~ ~. -. ttlc isiuGc
came tn i've v;ish III" - si. ~ lcenie health
was a man hi"hiv rosn,,T,al '' 81 IAN; ne
character and viii no oroa.I.' SltilIh,
Services will kc held AT The b9r,e 'i IL ,.
sister Mrs Bowler WnJnen;i,c " ms
noon. = -
d., "a; ., nta ~ Wh" mas been visiting his
b",,," Er;,I.,I returned to his
'i'''!'
,rs ~ Srt,n W. I ~ HI laSt week w"rr
ana Frank \ p pv. ~ - -'clle Shumdn
NJ. r',,.,t, ,,.
~ ''"'''' 'H"i'i'" visited here last
u
~ ',iha S'"fchS OF Palermo, was at
go II !. 81 week.
WEST CHELSEA,
,,.,
Miss c.or@ic WHITE sn"p et' sa,I IN Town..
th"ws ~ "!tr if Sls'ef Mrs. j. I. Mat
warm ~ wti,,+. s,o,t
-, 9, .''''i mini
Almond laltcn, who has been very i'll
with the grip. is slowly recovering "
>. j. p"n''cro: VII" has been i'll for Soy
ur"l weeks IS no" able to attend to his
WORK
qi. MI ann hiiS. {; W: Hunt gave a we'd
rhiIrS,I,v ,.yn,.i,.. r I', III ,il,, ilir'
enoThie evcnim in d .t H and i o Thry
y inI.!n ne E"uiis onunie received
,'.l y -. ''iii'N "iId apples were served
the company d,rart"d i.r thrn ~ r. rn ,,nu
wishing Mr and lirs Inv, ',,, h,'ih, =.
- l,..,''7. 60 4i''itt iiioiiy years
SOUTH vassA,eopo
Fred t,inr,. ~ n,,-. II, .
+, y .i;,vs Win ". I,,.,I. y, ~, Frmht 4
i,tt 49,, WIN '''7 'i"'iiti' George licEct.
,,.'', d.,
li2%d Fray of Providence. r. l., arrived
,,i,f E"ti ~, = EE,t WcHk ;tAd Is staying
W" NJ WE IN" son III r. H. l.amson' $.
Mr.. HHrIlcs vent t" Augusta. Sunday,
10 attend the funeral of Nj. Fish
AIR and Ms | u ,,,.;,.,, - ,
SuIlJv in tj,Iinv.ii ,i.itin.. , i'tSs..'d
r,r ana Iii. TviI,.l,.II!. w '',i- a.
lilo Rice. 'i''''' ~ ? Niiii-
were guests If Mrs I,imj<I,,,,n m,ot h i,ar'
Mrs O<cor Carpclder. Suud,,y y
Mr. ard No.. !, n I,i,,. ~,
Nrs r !. Wii,itt,h,. irHtN: MI anh
For, W-hit,hnuIn attrn,!rH ~, - ~
W. installation al South China. S,tnr,, :.
evening" N''"' '''
NJ .,,1 Nm. -,,
-if. did airs: thari'S MorS" Of Togt1S,
ma, 7'''''' "a d. "h''ei!ou'r' we'd
Master Earl V.nhh ,,,I MIC. ,1;,,.o.,
NN.hb of IiI-nrci,lo ..,,nt s.,,I ~ ~ "a
Wnucho,Isc!s '''''S a. T.
-
READFlELD.
II U-..,,, az p, ;.,,,
l., ,,,, ., ' W 'N','''' NiH,''" r''i'tiNf>
si,n,;,- ''''' anu 'N'''''"i'' ohturday ami
MI. AMI Mrs. j. Edward I'utpaD, ,,r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
PENoBscoT.
ETNA.

The Lake.irw Robekah Dramatic
cub presented tEcir drama last Tues
1nv evening at Carmel with good Sue
cess. The club will so to Plymouth
soon where the same drama will be
presented.
Mrs. Rcnilmil Friend died at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Aaron
Frost. She was born in 1915 and Was
one Of the oldest persons. Mr.. Friend
is quite i'll at present. The funeral
vas held ut thu. HON" of her daughter
Sunday. Two daughters and three
sons survive hey.
j. A. Sanborn Is quite lame at pres
tut having hurt lis foot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
BRANCH MILLS.

Mrs Amanda W.. wife of Francis c;
Moody. died at her home in Branch Mills
Sunday. Feb. -. at the age of "A wears
ANA . months, after 4 lingering Illness of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
NORTH NEWCASTLE.

T. II. Woodbridge Of Cliftondale, is i'll
town.
M,s. A. Il: FrSlinc is quite sick
"Tomphina' Hired Man" a drama in
three acts. will be presented in the
Grange hall AT North Newcastle. March
10 and IL. If stormy on either night the
entertainment Will be postponed to the
18TH The first night there will be q social
at the close of the play, and on the Sec
ond night there will he other special at
fractions beside the play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
READFIELD.

y ID. Watson of Rome visited rcIatiyc.
~ NlGliS'a ana R'%t'iIIrid, Saturday and
Sunday.
Nh. AMI Mrs. j. r.d,var, Putnam Of
NHthr"p. were visiting; relative. III Read
TOD. SlI. I:i Y.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-25

The school directors have re-
ceived statement from the county
treasurer giving the amount of as
sessable property in district No. II,
after deducting the valuation of
district No. 76. The exact figures
are $32I,4s5. 90 for 1904. Allowing
a S per cent deduction for school
purposes, the district has at its
disposal by the sale Of bonds a sum
of $I6,o74. Deducting the stand
ing debt of S. 900 there is still a
balance of $12,174. This sum is
amply sufficient to enable the di-
rectors to go to work on a new
building without delay as soon as
the taxpayers have voted them the
necessary authority. We need
another school; the sooner some
thing is done the better.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-25
Go Up to u. s. Circuit Court


When the injunction cases of the
Prosser Falls Land and Water Co.
against the Washington Irrigation
Co., Jay Lynch, superintendent of
the Yakima Indian reservation,
Civil Engineer Redman, in charge
Of the reservation irrigation work
and the many other companies in.
volved, came up before the superior
court i'll this city today, a writ of
certiorari was served on Superior
Judge Rigg and County Clerk Day
commanding them to turn over all
papers in the case to the United
States circuit court.
The circuit court will look over
these papers and decide whether
the state courts have Jurisdiction in
the matter. The question general
ly. involved concerns the facts as to
whether Lynch and Redman. in
their position and duty as govern
ment officers can. in case of this
kind, be ruled by Injunction of a
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-25
Auditors Cannot Agree

The auditors of Benton and Yak
ina counties cannot agree upon the
proportion Of the debt that should
be assumed by Benton county.
Auditor Gloyd Of Benton thinks the
amount should be something like
S12,oo and Auditor Newcomb
$4,000. Neither can they agree
on the arbitrator which the code
provides shall be appointed in such
cases. Auditor GIoyd is undoubt-
edly correct in his contention that
Benton county should be credited
with a proportionate share Of the
assets Of the old county.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-25
COUNTY PRINTING
The commissioners Plain Duty to
Have Awarded 1t

The bid of Geo. E. Boomer rep
resentipg the Reco1d and the Cour-
rler of 10 cents per square for first
and 6 cents per square for subse-
quent insertions was the lowest and
best. The bid was legal in form
and was made on the basis of the
"square, - the only standard au-
tholized by the code. 1t was Sc
cured by a bond in the amount re-
quired by law. In making the
award these were the only facts to
BE- considered by the board. On
this basis the only thing the COM
1nissioners could legally and hon
orally do was to contract with the
Record and the Courier for the
work. 1t was mere subterfuge
to take advantage of the clause,
"the right to reject any and all
bid, designed to prevent fraudu-
lent and excessive bids. Our bid
was neither. The missioners
knew it was not It was made on
the basis of the square, the stand
ard not only in this state, but also
in Iowa and Minnesota and many
other states. It has been charged
that by citing the matter in large
type the county would be compel
led to pay all excessive price under
this contract. If a man contracts
to furnish potatoes at the rate of
10 cents for $50 potatoes, the larger
the potatoes the more the purchaser
gets for his 10 cents, but in no case
would lie pay more than 10 cents
for $50 potatoes. This is exactly
a parallel case If the bid is ex-
treme!y low, it is in line with the
ECONOMY SO loudly praised and
pledged by all the officers-elect of
the new county.
The plan of publishing the pro-
ceedinss in two papers, one IN each
end of the county, has the decided
advantage that it gives ali the peo-
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-25

The position of President Roose-
welt at this moment with regard to
the peace negotiations between ia
pan and Russia excites wonder and
admiration. Virtually, if not adj
>inittedly, he is the arbiter between
the warning powers, and both seem
to have absolute confidence in his
ability and impartiality. 1t need
not be surprising if in the end the
basis for a treaty of peace is fixed
by him. He doubtless has the
support at this juncture of all the
European powers, each and all of
which are exerting all their inhu-
.ence to bring about peace; but no
European sovereign or statesman
could stand, as he stands, between
the belllgerents, or would receive
the support CT the other powers in
the efforts to bring about condi-
:tion of peace. We think a treaty
Of peace will be made, and that at
ITS conclusion the figure of Theo-
.dore Roosevelt will loom up as the
most commanding in the world. -
Yakima Republic.
A special day at the Lewis and
CLARK Exposition has been named
IN honor Of Hon. +. x. Matthew,
the sole survivor of the Sc pioneer
settlers Of the Oregon country who
voted to establish, all American civ
II government in that vast section,
on the end of May, 1912. The
vote took place at trading point
called Champoeg, about Thirty
miles south Of Portland, aud the
proposition was bitterly opposed
by the Canadians and other sub
lects of Great Britain who were
present. BY a majority of only
two votes the Americans Won, and
thus established the first American
clvll government west of The Rocky
Mountains. Mr.. Matthew, though
a French Canadian, sided with the
Americans. He has lived ever
since within three miles Of TIC his
toric spot. September IS has been
chosen as the day on which he will
pc honol ed at the exposition.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-25

pie of the county an opportunity to
keep posted On public affairs. This
cannot be accomplished by publics-
ton i'll any one paper alone. Neither
of the Prosser papers circulate il
or around Kennewick nor does the
Courier have large Prosser list
THE widest possible publicity is
a factor mentioned by the code to
be considered by the board in max
ing the award. The plain duty OF
the commissioners was to award
the contract to the Record and the
Courier.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-25
Rev Dry Writes About Trip.

Chilliwhaok, B. c.. Aug. 10.
EDITOR COURIER,
Kennewick, Wash.
Dear Sir: l spent day at s;ght
seeing at Vancouver and left OIL tie
electric car for New Westminster,
some twenty miles inland, staid all
night and in the morning took boat
up the great Fraser river to this
place. The Garden Spot of Brit
ish Columbia, Chilliwhack so called
includes fine valley Of $4,000
acres of good land, $4,000 acres OF
which is under cultivation. Here
they are getting the water off the
land instead of on.
An election is in progress today
to decide OH the municipality pur-
chasing dredge to open up creeks,
bitches etc. The valley is sur
rounded by mountains and the
great Fraser river (Which reminds
me of Our Columbia, only being
about one-half its size) bounds it
OH one side and is navigable ;quite
a distance up. The boats running
between here and New Westminis-
ter cal! anywhere III the accomoda
tioniof ranchers on its banks. The
purser of the Romea told me that
he takes orders tor IS cents worth
of goods, which he buys and deliv-
ers. Several nice fruit ranches line
it's banks and the river is their out
let for their products.
Here is a California company
which has several hundred acres of
hops, which look exceedingly fine.
Their yards are fine. They are
drying hops under a new process.
1 have specimens of apples which
campare we'll with our irrigated
apples. 1 find the valley is healthy,
no malarial fever, and the people
are generally healthy.
This will be the terminus of nv
trip. Will start for Seattle Monday
via rail. May possibly spend one
day at the Bremmerton navy wards.
visit Jim Hills big liner and take
plunge into sea water.
More Anon,
7. H. DRY.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-25

state court United States District
Attorney Avery of Spokane was
present to representthe government
interests
The cases will go to Spokane
and may be tried by Judge Whitson
at This place in October. -Republic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

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hclL lucnll or mir 0uliIr 'cnlct Mo-
men 9ibt; id) meroc Damn plcIIeld)t
mcbr @liif boben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Sin Nransoic in IcutihlOno.

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III iprcdcn mo nid)t5 init Der IRAN.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

Oedten nlten St00ten ltn0 llc6crreite.t
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
%criulfrItc &crluonotidaitS Ser
bGliniiic.

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Nhtln0S un0 Grae6euit..."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Hic6m IRIS ySnocu.

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bern mo ici0cncn Striimpicn, Oit
bis 81 ben &niCn Cmpurrcihten. Ger
Wclan0te nlodltc IN 0Iclcr Srobt cine
ctluo@ oroIllNc Grldciumma iCin mn
crredtc 0urd) Die Spinncloiirrbcit ici
mes Wntcrcn &orpcrtbcilC3 sic Setter
tcit Der @cAlcitCr OCa &0niOa. lllrd,
HcBtcrcm lodtC Nicbubr'S Nu2icbcn
cit S0d)cln 0b, mo ga Cr nidlt
mltnldtc, 00B Ger pcr0icntc Oclcbrtc
lldl lcrlrcr Dem @clpGttc 0t9iCBe, i0u
te CT 81 Oclicn Tr0lr; o9lbcr pcro1.
Io'lcn Sic Oody &brcn @cmobl, cir
onocrcH aoltiim on%5ulcQcn; nit oic.
len lclOcncn StriimpiUn un0 flr}en
Nolcn tonn CT lid, ia crtGltcn." Graa
9ticbnbr obcr crpiocrtc hicroui: gdl.
mcln Moicit0t nrr wiiBtcn. lpoS ec
nod Niles ouruntcr onhot!"-.So?o"
lod)te Der SONIC oobcr 0oa lit ia bel.
nobc mm0QIid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Mn0Olf Damn badl.

w "'Nt''i'NAiNA' t'l'lliNl plN NlAlll
crtun0G 0aB Hl0oli 9olmbadL 0el
(bilriHQcr Snritcr, I'M Nltcr BON 6
&abrcn ans Gem Scbcn Qeid)ie0Cu lit.
ser 0id)tcr ser f0ltlid)cn .&ic0cr eli
mes 'obrcnOcu @%cicncu" Der Spiel.
mann9lIcOcr, o%on Der Han0itrobc."
Der o&hitrinacr HieoCr," ser .Nan.
0crlicoCr ans Den Nlpcn" lno Nht0c.
rcr, sic 10 rid mo bcr5iQ mo &c.
iulO mmutbcn. Gic 5iinitiQc aritit
lit inn nibt INNER QCmogcn QclucICl,
]bciun0Cra Die Der nelcn &ihtlng.
lm0 0ud miro Der mau0cr- un0 but
moriruhc NuImbud) In icinCu Sic
0cru nod lortIebcL mcnn Die mciitcn
Ser Ntoocrncn lGn0lt Der &crgciicn.
belt dnbcimdciollcu liuo. @Il5u iriiG
bat Ger Nihtcr Die Icbte Mubc &c.
nm0cm bon DER cr in jlulQcu 5agcn
10 edit Nmmbodld 0cllllgch:
z ii Bc u a it.
Die @rillC QCi0t I'M Qcl6cn aorn,
,nl Sun6 Die @GiCr rcnncn
IS Qlil0t ole HlllL fem NuumL fem
Born,
Njc niIocn SobIcu bremen,
9lnl bciBcn @olmcn fIebt oic 3ung',
Gas 9llQc bIcn0ct Qluit. -
Gas Sh0nitc olri DER Manocruud
Gas lit ole lilBc Moit.
NcBt itcjQt elm brounc3 God cmpor,
Sin 0iII0cn 3cihcu ihinmcrt,
Ser EQmcntildl Die @ant 0ouor
Sin0 init liir mid 0c}inmert.
NrinN' Mcin bcrbri 0u acucriunN'
Cen bciIcm sen Oh bolt. -
Gas Sd0nitc olli Der Won0crung,
Gas lit Oic iilBc Noit.
@cmonocrt bin id) trclt5 lnO Qucr,
&crlcrnt bah id) 0o2 SlBcu,
Gle Souuc lab id) oui Dem NtcCr
lln6 All Der Girnc bIiBen.
Nolo riiit' i) MIDI 5um lcbtUI
SprunN
@om MiIdcn iGllt 6ic HuIt. -
Gas Shouite nod Scr Mun0rrmQ,
Gas lit ole iiiBe Moit.
Cos lcBtc @%ait6oil3, o'rin i) rub,
SIT tlcin uu0 eng Qcrotbcn.
Ter Nou2Iucht idlIcBt Gic (biIrc III
Nit cincm Gilcnipntcr.
9hm ld)loi' Gid ans, bali Belt 8cntG,
III mcNcmiiOcr @uit.
Gas ShGultc olli Scr MonocrumQ,
Gas lit 0ic iilBc Holt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
MinidnI McocmGuil.

IS itarb am y. Scptemhcr 1905 nab ldroes
rcr Nruulbcli sEiniam Gebemanu, gcltthicr
@Gtie bon Tullu MeoCmunn. I'M utter bon -
&nbrcit mo / MtOnuteir. Sic Nccroigung linoet
Snnntag, Au6lntttuNa , ll0r, bon 'einer lcptrn
HSoblliilg. III. 1928. Apro- Bort SirgGc, ans
aul BET Baltimore GcnctcrD" itutt.
Sn Bit nab oieIen burten 2dJmerien
&oi Ncilltl HleGell iurtoeeilt.
Die du' nit 'orgeupuueln 0cr5eu
2le AtrGribctt bitten germ gebeilt.
sod ultocr9 mars Del Gem Gcihluier.
IN oe''el edno mir @lIe firo.