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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
PRESIDE NJ . PR.lI'sE
Cable1rams aud kilograms Pour III
al Oyster IaY.
HERECEIyF.S CREDIT
Pefentates ana Ambassador. III Fer
eiga Lands Congratulate chief
Executive pan Success If
he tanfrTeHcP.

Oyster Bav. Aug. 81 crow neil heads
Of the world unite with distinguished
statesmen If America and Europe in
according the glory ~ lseace between
veit kilograms Of coneratuls ton
have been poured In upon the president
In great fieod. They came from per
sons Of high degree and low. and from
all quarters of The civilized world
Among The f1sst messages received was
one from King Edward 81 Great britain
IS follows
"Marsenbsd. Aug. ". The presi-
dent. Let me he one Of the first TO
congratulate Won on tie SueeessfuI is
sue of the p~sre conference to which
you have So greatly contributed"
Soon afterwards y notably cordial
esblesrsnl was received from Ernpefsr
William Of Germany, II pesd
"Sens I'~lais. Aug - President
Roosevelt. Iurt received cable from
America announcing agreement ~
p*ase conference an pFeiiluiuAries Of
Ieses. ! am oNrrjos~ti and express
most sincere songFa tiiatious al the
great baccess do Ia your uaiiriug ef-
forts The whole II mankind must
unite sDd Will ao ia thanking you
fuf the great boon yoa have given IT
Then came the isiegrsais from rep
T~senta'ises 81 foreign governments in
ihis country from Sir Mortimer Du-
rand, tir British afg4hs ssssdor AfnbaS-
s.doi josseraed of France. from May
~ n"@pi~ ga hes. ANITA Ssadof OF Italy.
sna fFoae Ssr chen Tung LANG Cheng,
,hs chinese minister
t'oant tss~slHi "a ho e,.t -t4tly VAS sue
eseaea by itsren geseu - Russian am
Rs ~-4aot to the trnHeI States, cablea
A. follows
parts ApE "a President Rna~s~
welt Profoundly happy III the result of
negotiations hirh assures ptnet
holsosa0is e. both tastisn~ ard Ia whlcb
yoa hsse 4. .yp No frvufnI part
William Hrsah sert rRessag e.
eseditgne tts president SO tth the peace
AErv~fn~at - folow~
gainesville Nis sug Se pt.slasHt
fRouS~H alf Ae.srt congratulations
yosss successful efforts lo @er4rt p..s =.
( se1 seen ksssia and j. gp=A r.. f3sst .gesl
( Il aaa rise ns4 tiu,a-
cordial messages wefr received also
frssu senators snd vesttsEaEtves {si
congress eongratuFstlst& tbs Is snt
ST hls Ersast triumph tnE ssta=a a}sn
ore from tarfpsr = ettu3s ~ STAT
Joan "a tN4NteF
pressa. t.,a8h+t 80 ps, syfea.s q
his anErssl tli.s fiofs its ft.fs rtf~s4ss
Il 4.Etsggaa4 ghr.N8gfsssss AaE 10 1870
{ pyssiastt Roosevelt Your sxeet}suty
/ nss }usl vssaer~u te hslYangry an e,u3-
Z seHt s~fvsse fur whi.h 4 fsgge5tate yo1
Z heartily TFse Frsnth rspuhHe retoices
( in the rsle gh.t5 ts, <isist America has
f plAsA5 iu this b,sfofl. event -"
( l'Fs@tosBt hAs ss snow i.cKea rnessA -
sss received fYum k}aa Edward. Fsfu 81
T,*ror William ~nd President Loahet.
/ TIE te1i - hts resI@inss ~ not made
4 Toh1As N<rs
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- Patterson Decided Improvement
Has Taken Place.

Has Taken plsce.
New Orleans. Aug. 81. Reports from
.'atterson Indicate an Improvement N
the situation. but The proximity Of in
lection on neighboring plantation
where the owners have refused 10 CO.
operate with the health authorities. b
a menace. There are seven new cases
and one death occurred "Wednesday
Other country reports are: Houma
suspicious case pronounced positive.
st. Bernard parish, two cases neal
city limits. two cases at Corrine
Pointe Celeste. two new cases, one
death
st. Rose. four new cases.
Pecan Grove. two cases. one death.
Amelia. four new cases.
Bayou Bouef. enc case
Hanson City, Ave new eases.
kenner two cases, one negro.
Port Barrow, one new cese.
Lutcher. one new case.
LutcheF, one new ease, another a,
Belmont. near by.
Gulfport, two new cases.
hatcher, one new ease
Report al New Orleans up to y. M
Wednesday. New Eases, 4e; total, 1878;
deaths, 4 total to date. al. new foci
Is.
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WHITE NOT WORRIED.
Surgeon General viii Report Facts as
He Finds Them

New Orleans. Aug. Consider
able interest was manifested here
Tuesday in dispatches from Memphis
announcing charges would be pre-
ferrcd against Surgeon General White
for reporting to Surgeon General wy
man that the city is Infected. based -
oped yellow fever shortly after her ar
rival here. When shown the dispatch
Dr. White said ne did not care how
naany ohtrgeS We're filed and intend
ed to reports the facts when he dis
covered them. An examination Of
mortuery reports Of Memphis viii he
found interesting in this connection
said Or. White. Last weeks Memphis
mortuary report attracted a great deal
Of local attention 1t shows that out
of nny-four deaths ten were from
malaria, five from typhoid. two from
ararmIa ami one from nephritis. Mis-
takes of ten are made Iu diagnoses. II
is ooutehdrd by local physicians In
the meantime Memphis and Missis-
sippi are beginning 10 have some OF
the experiences or New Orleans ln the
matter OF nasty guarantees. Texas
quarsntiued Memphis and Baton
Rouge aud Other towns in Louisiana
quArsuTined Jh~ ~ hole state of Ni~~is-
sIppi Du the other hand the steady
Improvement IN the New Orleans sit
llat4gu having A 10 effect ana tina. ..,ttt,..,
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or MILD TYPE.
Or. Guitsras Pronoonees Two Cases 81
Vicksburg yellow Fever

NickShnre. Miss. Aug. 5I.-Dr. JOHN
Of yellow fever la Nicksburs. Tbs
sickness is Of mild type. Local pin, p
AieisnS FIRST diagnosed The disease aS
yellow fever. tne announcement GREAT e
ing something Ut a panic The Origin
of hta fever has not yet been fixed
Both patients are Whit eand neither
has been out ~ town tor months.
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DISASTROUS BLAZE.
jacksonville ice and Compress Plan,
Entirely Destroyed

Jacksonville Tex Aug. 80 The en-
tire plant Of the Jacksonville Ice com
pahy and the Jacksonville Compress.
company burne Tuesday. The irs
plant WAS valued a s40. 900 and was jn-
sured for 81 9od The compress Was
estimated tn be worth tIaede and Hsd
no Insurance
The two plants were owned by sap
arste corporations. but SOM stock
holders we're Interested in both.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
FIFTEEN INNING GAME.
Warrington and Chicago Play That
Long Without Result

At Chicago Wednesday The local
American league team scored one run
ia the FIRST inning and Washington oue
in the eighth. The contest lasted nj
teen innings without any mofS taiiies
being made
Detroit 5 New York :
Rossatt 4 st IeYHis @
pniisg @Iphia 4 cleveland 2
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
SOME IMPROVEMENT.
Cotton Is Pronounced In FAIR to 6ooe
Condition

Condition.
Washington Aug 80 The weather
bureaus weekly summary OF crop con
dittons says among other things Iu
some southeastern counties 81 Texas
in Arkansas and portIon~ ~ MisSi~zip-
VI, Ala hanna aud Georgia Improvement
IN The condition OF cotton - Indicated
and in bbiahomS sud indisn Trrritpr,
and Missouri The tFop - ina fair "a,
good condition. Fis~~ bef- -atton has
not made IA oFsbl~ progress Com.
paints ~ ~t~adius are f-v-iy-t frou.
every state II rusttus lR eastern .Ix-
trtrtS. premature opening fvo3u T~xaS
Arkansas ~Hd \orib Carolina aud nt
rottinS OF bolts ia ~oulh Carolina
Georgia. Alabama sud Aissts~tppt T'h,
bolts are oprHtux r4pltlN generally
throughout tN- brif Yld ptrkipg 5~ ir
pruErrss Iu 40 nuI th.. r,,rtrsrI, ..I..
tri,Gs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

Mount Pleasant. Tex. Aug 2o-At
Mount Pleasant Lee Copeland. Cot
tor Belt bridge foreman. mistook the
house 81 a negro named Homer Collins
Tuesday night for that OF one Of hts
men and started to enter Thinking
him "a burglar Collins shot and norfaj-
~ wounded Copeland The latter was
taken Ca Te-arkana To the Cotton Belt
hospital
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THANKS TO eikkco.
prsssoeot Requests Bseen kcnrurs &c
Extend Congratulations.

tysast tsss AuR ~ ln 8 letter TO
F&f"n kosnar.s ths PRESIDENT sxtsudea
be- oonaFat f1istt"ns ut~aH tse wisdom
and fu@Ef4zssffsitt fusri'@~trr ~ Japau
y. ths negotiations rts iwtter follows
oyster naY = g. tuE 80 IsAa--
NJ prar barren hay. received suar
'stfss - Aug ~ Aay 3 aSa goa To
coutsg SO bi- nna fesly. tbs gtfge fur ~
Jauer tnT enrurst sRratais4tIor.s
ufou tbe ae3osp and wu5.nI1Uity he
aua tue jsgarnes~ psofls hass dirnm.
81. am sure tha1 40 eislBzea mHn-
s4Nh sh.sts his ft4iEns aBsH me ~}a-
rsfs}3 tptlfs-
THEopogE ROOSEVELT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

Temple Tex Aug. 3I-Clayton,
thtro baseman OF he Temple team of
the Texas R4s~baH league. has signed
with the Portland tor~.t team for the
remainder If the season and viii report
there soon aS the present Texas
league contest ends tIastous home
~ - tor~scnua.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

beaumont. Tex. Aug. 90 -Perhaps 2
dozen Sisters Of Charity of the Roman
Catholic church have Pc ssed through
Beaumont in the last few days en- route
to points iu oT.uisiAna where there ~
yellow fever Infection
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
Case Developed Wsdnssdan.

Pensacola, Fla Aug Si.-pne cast
OF yellow fever developed here wednes-
day IN the infected district the patient
being q tailor VITO had quarters ssdjoin-
Ing the building tn which the FIRST "a :,
was discovered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
Two Grave Chsrasx.

Sherl an. Aug. 5o-ben HENDERSON
charged With criminal assault upon MI.
daughter, Was remaHded Jo jpil without
bail He has also a charge 81 incest
tu auSN 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

IL u. simmons, representing the
Winona Mills. is here and ready to
take orders for October delivery
Cali hiu at Mrs Cumby boarding
house gTp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31

Dallas waco Dallas : Waco
Fort oyth. . Temple / Fort
Worth : Temple .
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Hsrtin Aug - The Reiehsuzelg g.
offieially yeuorts thai twenty rholera
cases and sis deaths have occurred b.
vest Prussia near the weichsetl river
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More Cholera

Honstou II Galveston. 3
SAD Autanio. I Br@uhafn. 2.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-31
BROOKS G. SALMON
Commission
Merchants.

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t,osts@ haHsslai b. ass su MHF ff
tsaAw@ an. ssm : tsttm ps @# Fgn
HwteHwageN Fh# fAFws#re NAtsaaal
szAHA HlasAsssze faAaA a9A sN# &#&A
ha0Ass MmshsnaE 8&wk NMsshAt tsF
NmtAsaMa ssANs ~ ssHasaHrvN RI AAA
sasHra@kssaasaassAN t'ssAA sses sssss 81
- Ias4se. NJ sEe9F&tssza eag a
sza<A. zs& ss f@so EmA
A8Ma*h 44ksasa8 ~s#8sH M%a# #F#
NANAHAIlllE TWAS
A - Asaaae 4 Efssfsssss
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Boston. Chicago. t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

RTTTFR- Market IL easy. Creamery,
Norther choice, round lots, e. 2Gn 2ir.;
western fresh, 5.zM2I5.c.; N.rinolt. dairy,
2:ni25c =
CHEESE-Cheese is steady with the de
mand good. York state, liM1i;.e,; Yer
mont twins. lmlic.
E.GGS--Eegs are firm. Choice. nearby.
em2lc; eastern. 1"decc.; western. lSap
Sic.
EEANS-Nai kct is firm. with prices
steady Pet. car load lots. J.@4l.Sb
.,"d,,iui y. j., Vtrnt.nt, per DtiSpct. 49,
m2.25: yellow eyes. s. in0. L.: titu Kat
ncy>. $2.Ssu:.%; California. small whites.
$2...jIi".G).
APPLES are frmrr. Min"
Ral1wins. No. /. 81. i%f2.:..: No. . $l.:E:f
80; X, cnines. Sl.@jnl.1,: Ben Davis. 81 -
s'1.1': Northern SPIES s2."on 100; rn-Sc'.;.
e. tu2. ~
HAY AND STRAW-IIay is in better
depnaEd dt steady prizes. M. l. $lG.Wt
1..'D, rye straw SIS .Dul9.H.
PG1 ATOES--rnirtu"I are firm.r al -"
tnc for White Mountains and &c. Tor
other kinds.
SUGAR Refined sugar steady. Cut LOAF
and crushed. 7.lOc.: powdered. G.''c.
sranulated. 6..0c.
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Boston M ark Of.

Boston. May 9.
FLoUR-tiour market is quit. Mill
shipment, spring patents are offered At
q Vo"o..a: winter patents. 5000 10; T. AIDE
committee spring patents. $a.ao't6. -;
cleans. s. a5a4 80.
"oRNMEAi.- Dull sa:55et2 60 per bbl.
bag. 81 iodit2: granuiated, 3 sci3 10
bottled s. S,sn3 TO-
CnRN-Corn is easier. Spot steamer,
yeilew, ",lsc.; No >, yellow. 5s'4c.; No.
2, yellow. a.ikF;5Sc.
Try F. flour Steady at s,T5Ti5O
GkAHAM-S3 2sId s.1 per barrel
l.-Steady We quote rolled
a.,
'iATS--nats IRE dun. On track. No. I.
clipped white. 3ac.; No. ,. clipped white.
%ISEc.; No. 5. clipped white. 31i.1SSc.
rejected, white. Sc z43.c for shipment.
ali rail, % to 80 lbs. S.MSSc u To % his.
3sfiSSYc.; 10 to 4 IBIS, b, .jas91ae.: fancy,
3sialil0hc.
fkuN i.ToNS -pork provisions ar.
steady. Short cuts and heavy hacks.
sls:5: long cuts. 81, y: medium. ST. -; lean
ends. 81. s5dlS 49,: fresh ribs l:'IIr@'@r
Sc: smoked shoulders. PC: raw icaf
lard, @sr, leaf lard. rendered. &c nails
!mi~l0's".: hams. 1"m1"'.c: skin~n.l
hams 1Ml3tc' sansaees. 0,.,l:r A.:
boiled DO. hams. l7td1snc n"rk sos~m.s.
1osc con"tr' dreseed hogs ra.G-c
Rtl:F-'9r. sh honf ie Glow" Choice
whole cath" r,'dtcf' ~ aTo,c to~,-v
LAMB AND Mu-rTON-I.ambs arc
snr.r. rrlEta~hs, lialec yeaflinrs. 9aa
stErT srSfrssr NJ aS1,Nc
PnCiTpv.poul,rv ia quiet Western
'rsers "'@Seec chic'"ns rnrthsrn "07f
lsdl+n.c. lows
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Portland Mark OF.

Portland. May y.
HITTER Creamery. fancy per ~. "a
r. Vermont, :la2.c: renovated. @hic,c.
EGGS Eastern. IRISH. 1*c.; western
fresh. ITtI9c., D..
cnEESE--t'hecs plain. 1lqLc.: sage
larl,,.c.
-FOUR Michigan and st. Louis
siraisht $i.sl4i,.S,: do. clears. 81. ip''": 80
winter wheat .sfr,trnts. si.Srdt.O, spring
wheat btkrrs, S46,ti,GO; spring wheat
patents. u 4GtG.1
nIEf-4.islt. s.agff0.0a: heavy. $ln '0f'
Ii w.. hneieSs half bbis.. 81. L0st..tI
GEAiN--Corn. car lots. o9Hd,c.. bags,
ftiitic:: meat bags. ..4f;,Sc.: oats. new ear
lots sHGi io. bags 4.M4,c., Mum, sacked
hr,n bag hats s2t,@: winter win AT bran,
car lots. 500: mix.-i ted. ear lots.
81. n; do. bag lots, .S.,.oa.6oo. brown
nidtiiiass. car lots. s2l.W: do. bag lots.
81 UUoaGl'
Lemons s. IIs,G,:;?O
ORANGES sI00|iiG0
PI:Obl'CE-r "anS. talif' rnia fe1, g.. -
0".N: yellow eyes. S. Gft:G0: Red Kid
ueNs, s.; 0m3i5: potatoes. 3,ui0, onions,
bu.. 81. -: fowls. lic.; turkeys. Western.
lsu:".'. ; chickens. i5ui.".
PEb\ ISlbNS-r heavy. SIC 00itl6 20;
medium. slI0OdlA.;0: light backs. $Ii0ta
~ 81
LARD Pure leaf. lOi ,ml0'sc pure pals
S'lUec.; pals. compound, 6AMh.c.; ties.
and large tubs. MN.c. do. compound
8 .u6c.
SUGAR Standard. granulated. 5 t9c
extra fine graduated o 49c.: extra &. 6.G''',
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. A!IE =.
The receipts OF wool for the w,'-k wrr"
foreign. against 1,,42.!l2 lbs. domestic and
a.;.>. lbs. foreign for the same wee i.
last wear
EEMARKS-The situation in The wool
market may be briefly summarized as
more excited in TN. WcSt ana advancing
here. The hrmne IS sh'9"n IN tn" London
market in the wool sales has been m;i-
t"rial help here, as prices on IN" dom =
tie product were rapidly approaching II
not fully up to the importing Point As
tar rs actual sales go. this market h,$
fact is principally due to the lick 80
actu1i supplies on hand. Few of the new
clip woods have yet been received. but
they have attracted considerable attrl;-
tion frum lare. buyers. and some of them
have been sold ut full prices. Sr"u".tl
wonS cuntinu" to move pretty freely
among dealers. ana CLIPS curly contracted
for ir. reported To have been r"sold t"
dealers.
Ohio and Penn NIX and above .2T3ir:
y. Gle: No. !. .Gm31".; No. , 3.fi>r.:
IN" unwashrd. 2.n2ir: unrnerch. 21ft @Sr:
=. blood. unwaSh.d. :Dc.: ,, blood Il isHc
n bl, Od, .TH.Nc.: rmWashed dclainc IA
&c; mmerch,ntlble. 2Sn%c.. FIN washed
dnliinr. H!' H"c
Aiirhiean-fire unwashe1. e2T, &c :,
blood unwrShcd :D',:li".: y; blood. &c
\. blood 2@u:Dc. unwasi.d d.lainr. 2,f,
&c.
K"ntucky. hditna. etc. ana u blood.
3lT9ar
Pulled W"nl-scorred basis Finn A. c2f,
&C extra. G'liI"".: A sip"r. IS ttAc.: !!
and ernys. l-,.-: f1nr cornbing. 5:'t ;oc
course comhine AGA &c.
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MARK Ell RElOk1r
Augusta Market.

Augusta, MIY y
BEANS-Peo. Maine. 12U. y. ". ,...5;
yellow eyes, s3.Oo.
ht 1rt:i: Creamery. sc.; Dairy, 2:c.
euild. lac. ~ -
f.I:ui:s lie per 'aezen.
GkAIE-corn. 6:sae.: meal. saiac. per
bu., mixed feed, 80 cwt. cottunseed
neal SIS 10: bag lots. 81 Il :
IIAY-Lnus- retail. Sl2 80 per ton;
pressed. SloOO: straw. Ylp.eo: pressed.
$I:.G1.
iiDNt.i Box, 1Sc
MUTTON Jille. per lb,; spring lamb.
25c.
OATS per q Id. biishel.
POTATOES NC. per bnsh.l
POULTRY Fowl, l5ulSc.
NOJl.-t'nwashs.l, &c.
Mu",D-I,ry hard. $eo0IsN per cord
xuft. 81 Ct.ia.GU
iiiI,r.S-Cuw and steer, ne COW hid, ),
.i-c: ul,ll hid. 8. J4c.: cal' SKIN. lie.
BEEF Sides. S.Isi-c. per ID: hini%'
lI.i Nc; forcs. Ga .c. rounds and TANKS.
$.i I,c.: rumpS and loins. l.Hlic.: rti,ni'.
IA lac: r:,ttlcs. &C.. has ks Su9c., Joints
Ia i:c.; spring lambs. "oc.
NEAl.,n9c. per 10.
FlCvE-E-St patent -four, $500 per bhl
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City Engineer Getchell is at WORK OH
the plans and specifications OF the new
steel bridge which will be buit' '''.
season. over the Sebasticook river u.
Benton. n provision for the building OF
which was made at the recent session
of the Legislature. The bridge W.
be what is known as through truss
bridge, and will contain single spa.
252 feet in length. which viii De o"'
of the longest spans in any bridse y
the state. The bridge will rest y"
two abutments Of granite.
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Several members Of Co NJ. \. g. y.
H.. have recently taken advantage. of
m. fine Summer weather and tried
out" at the range. While the scores
we're not above the average. the
markamen showed up we'll for 50 early
in The season, and will be heard from
to good advantage when the contend-
ing forces Of Co. IL of WaterVille ana
the local company meet for their an
i.uui championship shoot.
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The move on the part of the CHIEF en-
emeer toward having the cellars OF 'hs
stores along Water street cleaned. y
meeting with the approval of all. ana
has been followed by a general cleaning
up of cellars all along tn" street. J.
Should be said. howeve-. to the crediI VI
tho occupants Of the different stores
that but few cellars were found Whr'e
the accumulation was a menace TO Tue
safety of the bIlildinrs hove them.
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The work which the kennebac Light
X Heat Co. will do. this spring, in the
way OF extending its gas mains in The
city. will commence as soon as the
srhoone, which is to bring the pipe or
riveS. The pire to be laid is a 4-i,lch
main. and there will be about two miles
of il. 1t will be lail through streets
where there j., no main at present, AMI
IT is expected that the work will take
about one month.
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The Electric Railroad has been
Obliged to take off one Of the large
closed cars i'm order to have ii painted
and put in first-class condition before
the opening of the summer travel. 10
the meantime some of the travellers 10
the lake are somewhat Inconvenience
by the crowding necessary in the sn'ah
cars. There seemed no other way, ~
this was the only time in the year
when the work could be done.
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Cards of Thanks, obituary notie., -
buttons OF respect, etc. vii,
charged at the rate OF ten cent -
line. No charge less than sevsn.v
five cents.
All advertising announcement ~ =.
tertainments' whose object Is n.
raising OF money. will be charged /,
the rate of fifteen cents n line
Advertising notices. news form, vii, 1.
excluded from our local columns s,'
cept such as refer TO advertisers a.
cupying space in our advertise
columns. and will be run undsn
separate head on one OF the h.,
pages.
Subscribers who fail to rec.;x. ).
Journal promptly will confer a ,,v".
by notifying the office immed,a,.,'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
SPECIAL Advertisements.

SMALL ADV ERTIsEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE TO
LET, LOST. &C.. will be Inserted once
for IL cents and : cents for each suhse.
auent Insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT
In sending BY mail remittance of postage
stamy.s should he made with order as the
charges are too small to open account for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10
New Advertisements Tod,v

To iet-Rooms.
Geo. -. Haskell.
For Sale-farm. -fh0
For Sale-Music.
For Sale-Launch -.
Sherburne a. Daley.
Or Miles Remedies.
Salem" White Lead
Father Johns Medicine.
TO Let-Suite of Rooms.
R0wditch, Webster q Co.
Special Opening at Bucl<ley's.
Wanted-EXp"rience Gardener e,o
Wanted-Capable Girl for Housewort
For Sale-Second Hand Coal Furnaca.
Nanttd-Ladyand Gentlemen Conyists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

Fred Hopkins. ut who's" saloon the
uoiic. sdizeh a quaniit" of liquor, Mon
nas, appeared before JUDGE Andrews.
y,rte: day forenoon, an Was fined $'U'
and costs. from which hs appealed ami
furnished the usual h'nl for appear
aipe at the September term of the Su-
ueyior court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

Thomas 'rihbettS Of No. % Eastern
avenue, will observe The seth annyer-
sary Of his birth. today. and will be al
nome to friends. Mr.. Tibbetts Is re-
?narkahly We'll preserved and smart for
81 advanced an age ana lis greeting to
callers. TODAY. will he cordial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

The baseball game scheduled be-
tween the Watarville High school ana
the cony High teams at WaterNI'ie Tor
toi.y, has been post pOned until 'rhurs-
day, owing to the Bowdoin-Colby game
on the grounds. today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

The first ear for Winthrop every
Gtl,r,ayi from now on will leave Az
eItsta at 80 A. NJ. The first Sunday
oIen air concert at Togus will be May
18th ANA :h. Electric Railway will run
through cars from Gardner I" To"n'
every half hour during the day En-
ira cars will also be run from Al
gustd To Island PARK as needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

Lieuts. Hanson and Rilodeau, OF Co
NJ. "a Infantry. of this lily. are at Ban
COR. in attendance ut the school of IN
strllctinn. Lieut.. Hanson. who is in the
employ of Braistrcet'S mercantile
agency. went from Wa:erville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

Sheriff Frank J. Ham and Henry
cam II ar. IN "A fisnin" trip TO the BEL
rra,ie takes. As both gentlemen ar
veteran s,.O,;smcn. il is sNpe' ted mat
they viii return with Il good eaten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

Turnkey Tyler is improving the drive
way on the vest sid OF the jail Wy
trimming m the edge Of the lawn HIS
,r6pl,i-t ,grounG has also received con-
slider bic attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

Harry H. Nichols Of Pettengill's
corner. left for Boston. on the Kenne-
bee. yesterday afternoon. where ne mas
accepted situation in printing Office.
He was accompanied by Geo. ". Gold
smith,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-10

Robert Morang has sold his property,
formerly the Turner Llace. out on
Western avenue. to w. ii. Dennis If
New York, and will soon secure a resi-.
dence in the city proper.