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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
IT'S ALWAYS BAD.
The Best of Backs Are Bad When
They Ache, and Newport News Peo-
pie Know It.

a bad back is always bad.
Bad at night when bedtime comes.
lust rs bad in the morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for it?
Know they cure backachc-cure ev,
cry kidney i'll?
If you don't. some Newport News
people do.
Read u case of it:
Mrs. NJ. e. Scott, wife of NJ. e.
Scott. employed in the shipyard, re.
siding at 3G19 Lafayette avenue, says:
"When went to Aliens drug store
for Doans Kidney Pills a dull aching
in the small of my back and through
The loins was very pronounced. 1t was
oily an attack similar TO predecessors
which Ind annoyed, me for some
months. When they wsre lin the acute
stage IL / contracted eyensa slight cold
II was sure To settle in the small of
my Lack and an aggravatlon of the
complaint followed Morning after
morning have been so lame and sore
that was poorly prepared to com
mencc the coming days duties. |
thought if Doan's Kidney Pills could
be depended upon they might tide me
over the last attack anlSI was not dis
appointed. Mr. Scott is Just as posi-
tive about the benefits received from
the treatment MS l."
For sale by all dealers. q Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
!. New York. sale agents for the United
States. s. "a s;s Is !;
Remember the name Doan's sand
take no other. N v i.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
Arrived Yesterday.

Schooner Saral, W. Lawrence.
Moore. New Haven.
[r":: c''ha, with barse Mantanzas.
Boston.
Cleared Yesterday.
Dutch stcqlnship Amsteldyk, Baron.
Rotterdam via Norfolk.
British steamship kalibia, Walker
Manila.
Sailed Yesterday.
schconc: Margaret Haskell, Hart.
nrstcn.
Schooner Governor Powers Bangor.
Schooner Governor Amcs. King
Portsmouth.
dcncn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
Reflections Of a RacheIor.

yourself into believing you are having
There is an awful lot Of funin fooling
itgwhen. You aren't. 'a
"A g.rlawithoutl a lot of ribbons inside
her clothes where you don't just sec
them. yet know they, are there, some.
how never seems a girl.
Some men have such vanity that
when thcy are kicked down stairs they
can make themselves believe nobody
else could come down that way
New York Press. /
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
GALVESTON AT. NAVY YARD.
seamen Deny That There Was Muffin,
Aboard.

rho United States protected cruiser
Galveston has arrived in Hampton
Reads from Key West. Fla. and is
now at The Norfolk navy yard. Tho
CROW of the ship now deny that thera
was ever any trouble between them
and Tue officers, claiming that the re-
r0;ts sent ont from Florida were
takes"
r'lc cruiser will be ovcrEaulcd 1T
Tie navy yard ard sail next week for
fns;cn vhere she will be given her
cilirial trial tip over the government
course of Cape Ann.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
LOADED IN A HURRY.
Steamer kaiibia On Her Way to
Manila.

Since the government has been
sending coal to The naval coaling sta
ton at Cavite, i. l., probably never
has any cargo consigned to that sta
ton been loaded with such dispatch
as was that which was loaded on the
British steamship Kalibia, at tho
Chesapeake & Ohio coal piers here.
Certainly the ship was loaded quicker
than any Of the other vessels which
hive taken on coal cargoes here for
Manila.
Tile Kalibia arrived here from Trl-
este, Tuesday and was mooredto the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05

Chesapeake & Ohio coal pier No. 10
during the morning of that day. She
was loaded early yesterday morning
and put TO sea on her way to, Manila
in the afternoon with 7,5550 tons OF
coal, which will be delivered at Cavite,
p L.. III about three months.
The Kalibia was the second ship to
sail from this port this week with
cargoes for Manila. The Queen Mary
sailed Wednesday with 5000 tons,
making Il total of 1880 tons for the
week & 5- >s$
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
Remedies Out of Dock.

The steamship kcmebcc was loatcd
ont Of dry dock No. 9. nj the sEipyard
Yesterday morning. The vessel mas
been in The dock for several days hay
Ing her hull cleaned and painted. She
will sail for Norfolk :oday to load {;
cargo of coal for Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
International Railway CONGRESS.
Nly Associalcl rress.l

WASHINGTON D. c.. May 1.-The
international Railway Congress was;
formally opened today by Vicc.Prosi,
deGt Fairbanks. The Congress is the
seventh in h" history Of the orsaniza-
ton and The frs, held in the Unilc.l
siaics. Practically every railroad Of
importance in the world is represented.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
SITUATION AT FRONT.
Jap Line Extends From Tie Pass to
the Northeast.
(By Associated Press.)

GLNSllu; PASS. MANCIiURIA.
May 1.-The armies of Generals Nod
~, OHa nn.! Kuroki are concentrated
along line from Tic Pass, with the
right flank extended northeast. Cen
cral kawamura is .lorlheast and len
eral Nogi is west Of Tie Pass.
The grouping Of the Japanese ar
mics indicates that Field Marshal
oyama, when he advances, will move
his right i!anx first.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
Repairs 10 Schooner.

The thrce-masted schooner j. T.
Garrettspn was lloated out Of dry dock
No .. yestertla" morning. The schcon,
or has been in the basin for several
Gavs' having her hull cleaned. repaired
and painted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
kanawlna Repaired.

The American steamship Kanawha
was Iloatcd ont Of dry dock No. yes
t*r''hy morning after having had her
hull cleaned and painted. The steam
or will go ia Norfolk today, where
she will load cargo of coal for Pos.
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
steamer eerklcy Dockcd.

The Old Dominion steamer Berkeley
was iloatcd into dry dock No. ., nj the
shipyard. yesterday afternoon to re-
ccive n general overhauling and re.
pairing. The Vessels hull will be
cleaned and painted while she is in
the BASIN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05

Tie German steamship T.ugano is
due TO arrive at this part today from
Hamburg Via New York She will
hiring an import cargo which will be
discharged here. after which SHE will
lead All export cargo for Hamburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-05
Marine Notes

The Dutch steamship Amsteldyk
cleared yesterday for Rotterdam and
Amsterdam, via Norfolk. The vessel
discharged large import cargo here
and then loaded an export cargo in.
Guiding 1920 bags of Hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
FLAG RAISING
At the New Grammar School BuilJino
Wednesday Afternoon.

A very pretty flag raising took place
at the new Grammar School building
Wednesday afternoon. An excellent
program was witnessed by a large
number of friends and parents of the
pupils. After music by the school. q
portrait of Mrs. j.. NJ. n. Stevens was
presented to the school in behalf of the
w. c. II. u, in her usual pleasinp
manner. by Mrs. Eta Tracy. The Gift
was accepted by the teacher. Mrs.
Lucy Barton, in a neat little speech
The flag, which has been placed at the
disposal of the scholars through the
courtesy of Stephen Davis Post, G. A.
t.. was then raised, followed by sa-
lutte from the students.
Mrs. A. r. Brown made a few fit
ting remarks in behalf of the Woman's
Relief Corps. Judge o. H. Drake. the
superintendent of schools; made a
brief address to the students and aJf-
propriate to the occasion which they
had gathered to celebrate. 1.-The Star
Spangled Banner" was then sung by
the school.
A select reading given by Miss Vena
Small was well received by the audi
ence. A dialogue. "Tributes to the
States" was then given by several of
the boys and girls of the school. Eu-
gene Drake accepted the flag in be-
half of the scholars. The exercises
closed with singing by the school. "My
Country '1iS of Thee"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
$4,000 LOSS-NO INSURANCE,
Boiler Exnlc'dcs, Wrecking Factory at
Squantun,. N. n.

East Jatfrey, y. H., May PA boil
er explosion, today. completely wrecked
two-sto-y brick addition recently
built at the box manufacturing plant
of the Ammct Manufacturing Co.. at
Squantlm, two miles from here. caus-
ing Il loss OF $4,000 with no insurance.
AS the accident happened before the
employees had reported for work 10
one was hurt. The top of the boiler
VAS hurried through The root and isid
not been found up TO noon. The main
building OF the plant was hot damagtd.
but Il will he tl.carly three months; b y
fore the boiler department tan he rn-
fitted ana meantime the plant will be
shut down. About ~ hands are eni-
ployod. .,.t
Ine engineer had left The building
few minutes before the explosion oc-
Cured ami stated that at that time
tucis. WAS u pressure Of only 6J pounds
ON the boiler. He could assign no
catls, for the explosion and the factory
Officials were equally myStilcd. The
boiler blew W only hllt an hou" b.
fore time for the days work to begin
and no one was in the wrecked build
ing. which WAS ~ feet long and ~ tcct
W ide and in which about Il dozen ~
The employees Mere accustomed 10
work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
Sydney e. Reed.

The death of Sydney j.. Reed occurred
It his home in this city. Wednesday.
rom tuberculosis Of the lungs. at thu
tga of "A years. Mr.. Reed had been 4
citizen of this city for but two years.
.,rt. within this short space of time won
tEc universal respcc: of all who have
'-rown him either as business man or
ci;;x"n ana ne;ghbor in private life.
! mon coming to this city he purchase!
ne business and equipment of tn"
,Natnrv:lle Hand Laundry Of Fred r.
DAVIS. which he successfully conducted
until few weeks ago when i'll health
ept him confined TO mis- home. Mrs
I.eed survives him.
The funeral will be hold from the
home at o'clock. Thursday afternoon
= he Rev. f. l.. Marsh officiating. The
hearers will he chosen from and by the
'icmbers of the Knights of PythiaS
odgn Of this city and the remains will
ne transferred to FarmingtOn. n. II.
fOr burial. Delegates from the local
iadgc Of that city will await the re-
mains Of their departed brother. TIL.
ns wspapers If New Hampshire are re
quested 10 publish the foregoing article
for the benefit Of relatives living in
their state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
A BAD ACCIDENT,
Fred Bechard Falls from Staging and
Is Seriously Injured.

a serious accident bafcll Fred Rech-
lr'l while engaged in Smuggling the roof
Of the dwelling Of Thomas King on
summer street, Wednesday afternoon
AS ne was walking along the staging
near the edge of the gable roof. his
'Ncrails caught on a projecting nail and
"hile STOPPING to diScngago himself he
his balance and fell 20 the ground
distance of 20 feet below. The man
VAS rendered completely helpless when
'iP struck on the hard ground, and il
W"s feared that fatal results might at
1nre ensue. DIR. i. l.. Fortier was quick
" summoned and saw Immediately up
or examining the patient, that no bones
rcr" broken. hut had li;tlc doubt that
'fernai injuries would develop. The
'"cid' mt. happening as ii did shortly
ter the ealing of Il hearty noon day
meal. tn" doctor fears may have its
worst effects in the region of the ston.-
.. h.
Mr. Rechard is a capable and steady
''orfn1an. a fond husband and father,
sd in short, n man of most estinabin
naracter. a stricken wife and three
hiidrcn are anXiously hoping for the
ioSt,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
FOUR-HUNDRED DELEGATES,
Members Of Methodist Faith, Attend
the Worcester Convention.

Wor" ester. Mass, May "4.-The ses-
sion of New England convention of the
Metholi :nist opal church. held in
Trinity church. today. ,::s attended by
over .S Delegates. Bishop Goodscil pre-
sided. The devotional exercises were
conducted by Bishop w. r. Mallelian.
Th"r" were addresses by Few. DR.. f. j..
Helms. pastor of the Morgan Memorial
church. Boston. and Bishon ]. NJ. Tho
burn. missionary bishop Tor India Of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
DIR. Helms. who spoke on The, Home
Fields" said that the froctier of mis-
sinnary work in America was no longer
in the West or South but among the
innnierants. especially those from the
Southern countries of Europe, who are
fast pouring into our American cities.
He sa'! that the problems to be met in
tn" slums AM thickly sctIlcd portions
of our great cities are not only religious;
but social ard economic. AMI the univer-
sites Of hest trained and most cultured
men ara needed for the work. Dr.
Helms also snoke OF the relation of tho
church To Industrial Problems of the
day.
Bishop Thoburn emphasized the need
Of money to carry on missionary wnrl,
in Southern Asia. He said these great
conventions We have b' en- holding i'm
different parts of the country are maxi
ing an impression. 1t is time for us t.
begin to discuss the financial question
Many sre dreaming that some Carnegie
may come to help us. Others ha-n
thought some other man would come to
help us and some have asked me what
7 would 10 in such case NY answr
is Just try me- We have never hal
men missing when we have had money
to send them"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

TIE secretary Of rural English So
ciety for the propagation and advance
ment of agriculture the ether day re-
reived this letter: "S;r-I partickly
wish the safety to ba called to CONSIDER
the case what follows. as l think ii mite
be maid Tranxtionable in the next Re
ports. My wifi had Tonlbd Cat that
dyd. Being torture shell and CRATE
favrit, we had Him berried in the
Guar 1ian and for the sake Of the en-
richment of the mold had the carks
deposited under the roots Of Gotsberry
Bush CThe Frute bein., up till then of
4 smooth kind. But next SOson Frute,
after the Cat was barried. the Cos
berries We're all hairy. and more Re-
nlarkable the CatpillerS Of the same
Bush was Al of the same hairy De-
scription."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
WATERVILLE.

+. II. Nolan Of Augusta. was recent
iy brought to Waterville with a dislO-
Gated shoulder received while working
on the Somerset extension above
athens. He was treated for his in
Juries in the Office of Drs. Goodrich and
Towne and subsequently removed to
the Bay View hotel i'm this city. The
impression seems to have gone abroad
that he was taken to Augusta, where
he formerly lived, after passing the
night i'm the Bay View. The fact is.
how"rer. that he has been placed un-
der the care of friends and relatives
now living I'm Oakland and is being
treated in the Oakland house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

Nicaragua contains a lake distin-
Stisiied above all other similar bodies
Of water. In the annual statement of
the trade and commerce the author Of
that document describes this lake. Its
waters held strong solution of bicar-
donate of potash. bicarbonate of soda
ana s';'phate of magncsil. 1t is one of
those few stretches Of water outside oc
works of fiction which are actually
laShrd To foam by th" action of the Gle
mcnts. 1t is i'm reality 4 lake of soft
soap. says the Boston Transcript
When rubbed on any greasy object 4
fine. "ich lathcr is instantly formed.
The natives take it externally and in :
tcinaily. besides using III Tor corn cure
and Il hair wash. They are. not blind
either. to the commercial possibilities
"f their lake. for last year they ex-
ported four demiiohns Of the water to
neiShbOrinG Gautemala
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
FAIRFIELD.

There came near being very serious
runaway accident here, Wednesday. Az
was speeding through Matn
ST: eet. in a manner which would seem
to indicate that the ownc" did not care
who was in the way. or WHO would get
run over. when a horse owned by N.
Gregory, the grocer, became frightened
a,,d started to run in tha direction OF
upper Msin street. Some iicycles were
in the way. but the horse did not care
for them, and run into one belonging to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
FIRE PROTECTION.
Experts and Underwriters Confer to
Devise Better Methods.

New York. May 24.-Protection ex-
perts and fire underwriters from all
sections of the country have gathered
here to attend the annual convention
of the national fire protection associa-
tiOn. The organization has for it's OBJ
jections improved methods of fire pro-
tec1 ion. to obtain and circulate inror-
nation on this subject and to secure
the cooperation Of members i'm estab-
fishing proper safeguards against loss
of life and property by fire.
President Charles A. Hexamer in his
opening address. declared that the first
step in the study of fire prevention is
the study of fires and their ciuses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
PORTLAND DECK PAINTS.
COLLAR FOR OOClA2
W.il C!tia.1 teiy Be Received by Mer-
chart7' Trust CO. Depositors.

NV York. MAY 2i-That The 10
positors of the Merchants Trust o.
r!,irh WAS closed by the state bank
in% department. Yesterday. eventually
will hc paid in fun. was the opinion ex-
,'rcs-"i. today. by President Barnard
"f the NcW York Trust Co. one OF the
receiver, If the suspended company.
Nj. Hlrnar,i SAIL however that al as
acss:u"rt may be levied upon the
%tuckh"l,iers. t'n,lcr The law the stock
liuldnrs may be assessed 100 per cert
uf t;icir holdings. The receivers took
rul! .,har"" OF the company. toiay, and
placed their own representatives in all
ni It's Offices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
QUIET BUT SERIOUS.
Militia Planning to Move on Strs;er5
Camp at Lahaina.

Honolulu. May PA wireless tclc-
gram from I.ahaina says that the
agreement made by the striking Jap
anese plantation laborers to return to
work. today. has been abrogated. The
situation is described to he quite but
more serious. II is further stated that
the ma aiority of the japanese wish to
return to work, but are prevented by
the leaders.
The police and militia are preparing
to move on the camp of the striking
japanese labOrors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
Loss Of Appetite.

A person that has lost appetite has
lost something besides-vit;lity, vignr,
tone.
that Sa"s with il is 10 take Hoods Sar-
aparlla-that strengthens the stum-
ach. perferts digestion and makes eat
ing Il plea sure.
Thousands take it for spring loss OF
appetite and everybody says there's
nothing else so good as Hoods
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
PARISH HOUSE DEDICATED.
To Be Used by Y. p. S. c. e. Society
of Williston Church, Portland.

Portland. Me-. May 24.-The 100000
parish of the Williston church was de-
dicatel. this evening, with appropriate
services. The new building is to be
,scd principally by the Young People
Society of Christian EnGeavor. which
so universal. was organized at Willis
ton churc.l. some quarter of CEN
fury ago"
This evening beginning at $50. there
was Il service Of praise and testimony
followed. at 40. by an rvangeli&tic
service conducted by Rev. II. ii.
Tucker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
EASTERN HATS ROYcOTTED.
Restr aiming Order Issued Against 'Fris-
60 Labor Unions.

San Francisco, May 2i.-Jud~e Nor
row OF the United States circuit cotr,.
has granted a restraining order against
The California Federation Oi i.al"r ana
the local unions, fr'm b"ycnttincs q
fii M Of hat manufacturers Of D.mbary~,
Gem.
1t is stated that the action OF the Ia
Dor unions in instlucting the retailers
TO handle union made hats cyc;t;iv..-
ly has caused Il cessation in lie de-
mand of the Eastern hats on this
coast,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
THROWN FROM CARRIAGE.
David 3. Wheeler Killed in a Runa
way Accrient at PoWnal.

Portland, Me, May "a special T.
the Argus says David Bo3ert Wheeler
4 native of Rockianu county, Nev
chased a farm in Pownal this county.
was killed in that town, today, by be-
.way horse. Mr.. Wheeler was Ga years
of age A widow and two daughters
AT Pownal, and a son III New York
SUI Viye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Falling Derrick at High Island Quar-
ries Kills Augustus Anderson.

Rockland. Me-, May 24.-Augusta
Anderson. quarrvmnn employed IL
the High Island granite quarfies. was
killed by falling derrick. cate today
Anderson was 80 years of age and hh6
a wife and child at Dix Island.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

An Austrian meteOro!ogist. ]. NJ
Nowak, who forecasts the weather by
means of a plant called "abrus preca-
torious." discovered by him in Mexico
many years ago. will erect his first
weather stations in Vienna and Lon
don. Nowak maintains that his fore
casts are obtainable from three to
eight days ahead .AsakA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
Junior Leaque Meet, MAY 26.

Posters are up announcing that the
meet of the Junior League. which will
be held on Alumni field. Friday. The
first game of baseball will be called at
20 o'clock. Coburn vs. Hebron and
Kicker VS.. Higgins. On Saturday. the
s.h; nnionship of the Colby fitting
srhools will be decided by the winning
teams Of the day before.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

Octave Nigue, whose premises were
raided Saturday evening. pleaded nos
guilty in the Municipal Court. Monday
afternoon. waived 4 hearing and ar-
pealcd to the September term of the Su
rreme Court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

Dowi" has = rival or imitator in Ha-
waii il til" I."v. J. II. F,=era. for :,
rumher of - ,,rs pastor Of the native
Con@re;;a ipi,''I church at Eva. and
cnnsidei eti. next to the Rev $. l..
Desha. III" most eloquent and i!it!ucu-
tial nativ" pastor in the islands E,Znra
is now the l..atltr Of IL new cult or scot.
the members Of which look upon him
as Il reincariia ton of Elijah.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

John trophy. The horse was fin,u,,
stopped. and no great dan.age resulte,
with the exception Of a troken harness
me man with the automobile. however
dld not stop 20 see if any damage had
been done. but speeded away out Of
town. foi we are glad to say it was an
automobile from out-of-town. and thar
the man did not belong here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

On the sands near Marske- blythe
Sea. Yorkshire, England. the other day.
Il crab was Seen running along the
beach with sparrow in his claws.
The crab had caught the bird by the
leg. and SO much was ii struggling to
get free that once it lifted the crab
several inches off the ground. The
crab eventually let the bird go. and
ran on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25
ANOTHER $4,000 PURSE
Due at Rcckland. This Morning, for the
Striking Lime Burners.

Rockland, Me, May 24.-The nat
ional vice president of the Lime Bur
ners Union die not arrive in ROckland,
today. as was expected, but President
Hartman Of the local union, said h"
would be here on the boat from Ros-
ton. in the morning. with the sum Of
&5nO0 with which to aid the men on
strike,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

IN" Maine Central Institute baseball
team was defeated at Hunnewell field.
Wednesday. by the Dexter High scboo,
illne by a score of l6 To 10. A larg,,
crowd witnessed thu game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

Ralph +. Russell, who vas pardoned
| by the Governor and Council. last week.
returned Tuesday night. from Auburn
iaH. Russell is suffering from severe
attack of meningitis. and his recovery
| is extremely doubtful.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

The census Of Germany is taken at
the beninnin: "f December every fifth
year. tn" last one, taken December i.
1900. showed q fota! population Of So
36I.l1S. IN incr, aSe of i0Sl.2I., or I. Z
per cent. durin: the five years sine"
December l. lNa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

The roof of the Old factory or the
American Wooden Company. destroyed
by the recent fire. is Deing rapidly re-
built A canvas covering has served as
| n Temporary roof.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

There will be a social dance in Grang9
hall. next Monday evening. Music will
be by Jackson's Orchestra Of Wa
ttrvil.e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

| The last of the High school dances
for the present school y"ar was held,
Tuesday evening. in Milburn Hall
Music was by Kendall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

The County Commissioners are in scs-
sion ut the court house. The assess
mcnt of the county AK is the principal
business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis McCord and
daughter arrived. Tuesday. and VIII
pass :hc summer at their cottage at
Lakewood Grove Hayden Lake.