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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
ConseiIs aux Mamans
DIES D1FFoRMITEs- DE L'ENFANCE

DES DIFFORMITES DE ENHANCE
Lorsque, pour la premiere fois,
la mere anxieuse entend le cri de
son enfant, ellie demsnde aussitot
81 cette creature, aqui ellie Went
de donner la vie, est parfaite, ct
lorsque la r6ponse est affirmative,
ellie pousse IN long soupir de SOU
Iagement. Les m6res sont constant
ment dams la cralnte qa'un acte GU
un 6venement quelconque survenu
avant la %naissance du b6b6, matt
infu6 dune maniere regrettable
sur CO dernier. La nature, cepen-
dant veille sur &c petit etre durant
toute r6poque de son d6veloppe-
ment; ct il arrive rarement que
des troubles p%hysiques GU moraux
soient assez graves pour lnt1uer
sur ga croissance ct produire des
malformations physiques GU mora
les. Les differences conditions de
Ia mere, avant la %naissance de len
FAINT, sc trahissent solvent apr6s,
dams l'esprit de CO dernier. ST la
mere est heureuse dams la pers-
pective d'avoir bient6t un enfant,
il est evident que lie caract6re de
CO dernier, ainsi que son apparen-
CO, seront am6lior6s par Get 6tat
d'esprlt. 81, au contraire, ellie est
malheureuse a l'approche de lama
ternit6, l'enfant sera probablement
tac1turne ct dun caractere peu
agreeable durant toute So vie. Les
m6res devront done comprendre
quill est de leur devoir de so livrer
a DIES pens6es mobiles, de cultiver
un caractere 6gal, de regarder de
bellies chooses, ct d'etre aussl salts
faites ct heureuses que possible
dams lie but d'avoir un enfant par
faitement beau. Dams lie cas- Queer
taines tendances malheureuses au-
raient etc transmises dune gene
ration q l'autre, la mere peut rome
der au NAL en- leur opposant des
actes c%ontraires.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

Vers heures ct 80, Henri Lau-
ziere s'6laoca dams la rue en- appe-
liant au secours.
On trouva dams la maison. 6ten-
du sur le parquet, le jeune Steer
main, qui SO mourait. A. 5 heures,
le bless6 rendait Fame
Henri Lauziere dit que son com
'pagnon s'est bless6 au front en-
'cassant des Eoix avec un marteau
Mais on a trouv6 pres de Ia un re-
volver charge auquel il manque
une cartouche, ct Ton croft que lie
;eune St. German a 6t6 tue par
uue bale tir6e Acknowledgement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
Paroles a Mediter

0La divine Providence nest pas
pour rien dams Ia fonda,ion de no.
tire presse franCo-am6rlcaine dirl-
gee PAL DIES hommes d6vou6s 3 la
Le moment est arrive Oh
cett6 presse doit donner une direc-
ton d'oh depend Iaven1r de notre
nat1onalit6. C'est vaincre OF perir.
A vaincre sans lutte, IL ny a nj
m6r1te nj gloire. Defendons-nous
noblement.-L'abb6 j. B. Parent,
Linn, Mass
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

SO d6placer ct q devier irr6gulleres
&c qu1 contribute plus que tout an-
tire chose a enlaidir IN vlsage. LIE
soin des dents. surtout chez les
enfants, requiert une attention.
constante. Les premieres dents
exigent autant de soin que les Sc
condos car plus on peut les conser-
yer Iongtemps en- position, mieux
la machoire sera pr6par6e pour re-
cevOir les autres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
LA BEAUTE DIES FNFANTs

Les mAres ct celles qul sont
charg6es des enfants, doivent faire
toute en- leur pouvoir pour rehaus-
ser autant que possible Papparen-
ce de l'enfant. G6n6ralement, tout
ce qui tend a am6liorer la bonnie
mine des personnes am6liore ega-
lement leur sant6. Lon devra &C.
corder una grande attention q Ia
peau, aux cheAeux, aux dents ct q
tout lie corps dun enfant, 81 Ton
desire tenir celui-ci en- bonne con-
ditlon. Lon peut SO rendre comp
to de CO fait en- soignant les ami
maux, ct dependant l'on ny pense
presque jamais par rapport aux
enfants. Mails en- mettant de cote
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

II y a 30,O00,0 900 de catalogues
en- Ita1ie; IL, 1000 900 en- Espagne:
100000 en- Angleterre; 18,OOO,-
900 en- llemagne; 4, 400, 600 en-
Portugal 1000, 900 en- Belgique;l,-
100000 en- Suisse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de POuest las a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Ad 7ertisers may at any time
am ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

de ct une secrete Indignation con-
tire Marie, qui a quelgue chose
qu'elle naura jamais. Berthe sent
que personne ne l'aimera, a cause
de ga laldeur GU de SO difformit6.
L'efet produit sur l'esprlt de Fen
FAINT dot donner a r6i6chir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

u. ST vous d6sirez de
k0u0 bon boudin frais
on de la %saucisse
allez 3 la boucherie de Iotre COM
patriotic M. N. Latourelle, Contra
Provision Co. l25 Central Ave
n. E.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

Quand la province de Quebec
paiera ses instituteurs av=c autant
de lib6ralit6 que les Etats- Unis
remunerent les leurs, ellie sera er-
tame d'avoir des ma1tres ct des
mattresses d'6cole poss6dant toute
la competence necessaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

Nous prions M. Arthur Fous-
sard de St. Paul de bien vouloir
accepter nos slnc6res sympathies
dams lie malheur qui Went de le
frapper.
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LIDEAL DAMS lie MARRIAGE.

lie bonheur des @poux nest
pas secondaire, quot quen disc
lauteur dun livre sur lie mari
age paru tout derhierement .en
France. La felicite 'parfaite est,
All contraire, lideal de pu1ion
de deux etres qui s'aiment, apres
Pechange DIES ser1nents s%o1ennels
de fdelit& ct d'obeissance mt :
tuelles. II
lie difhcile, sans doute,. est de
maintenir Harmonic dams lie
menage. Mais qui est plus digne
ct plus capable que la femme de
faire durer cette concorde qui
est la veritab1e. source du bon )
heur? La tAche- nest pas aussi N.Y.
dificile qu'elle paraft. Que la "
femme Sc souvienne de Pempire
qu'el1e possedait SUI son fance
avant de prononcer lie "oui" n
defnitif. MATS aussi qu'elle mott :,
bile pas CONNIE ellie s'efforeait M
de 1ui p1airepar sd grace e%njouee, \
par lie .charme de sd CONVERSE WI
ton, par les toilettes EXCUSES WA
don't ellie savait 81 de1icatement VI
Sc parer. "
Ou ClC Cld1I julio du CCluPo
DIES fancailles! SEES yeux avaient
une beaute expressive, ses traits fins ct d.
etaient avives par lie coloris dun sang We
Quand ellie Sc Gvrait au gracieux mariva
du firt de bon go1t, sd voix savait Sc
douce ct murmurante.
Aussit6t mariees, que de femmes s'ima;
pouvoir negliger les soins qu'el1es prenai
leur corps quand Giles @taient jeunes fill
les ioies de la maternite les ont affaiblies
soucis du menage ont jete sur leur physio
CONNIE TN wolfe d'inquietude, ne doiven
pas r@agir moralement ct physiquement
gagner, aux yeux de 1eur mari ,limpressio
duite par lie charme de 1eur jeunesse?
La femme qui veut encha1ner lamour ct
tenir lie bonheur ideal dams son menage,
Sc pr@server de tous les maux qui aflige1
sexe. lie plus redoutab1e, celui qui met Ut
preinte 81 disgracieuse sur lie visage, c'es1
pauvrissement du sang. Des que lie mari S
colt que sa femme devient fable ct resse1
I'm vase fragile, que lie moindre choc peut
il s'eloigne, la joie du menage s'erfuit aus
qu'el1e etait venue.
Pourtant il serait 81 facile a la femme 9
que de prendre TN medicament fortifant, c
les Pilu1es Rouges de Ia Compagnie Chi
Franco-Am@ricaine, qui est lie plus promp
plus energique de tous. En- faisant usage
precieux reconstituant, ellie retrouvera So Fl
sa grace ct ellie reprendra en- meme tenn
ce1ui qu'elle Anne, lie charmant empire a
lie bonheur des epoux dams lie menage.
Rien d'@tonnant que les Pilules Rouges as
toujours 81 merveilleusement. C'est une
1ente preparation scientifque a base de
taux. Files sont enforcement composites d
duits naturels ct abso1ument purs. Tout
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M. Whitney peut blen gagner
par-ci par-la quelques votes, mails
il ne dot pas ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
s'attendre q 6tre declare 6lu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., do1vent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
.... Minneapolis, MINI.
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Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
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LE,Ho DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
ges correspondents.
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@rhl 4e.l '@nest
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI 8 Dec

Entered at the Post Office Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
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Les Pllules Rouges sont en- vente au Nord exclu,., oment par
PATRICE DUBE, PHARMACIEN, Coin Washington ct zoe Ave. N
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

L'abonnement a l'EcHo DE lou
EST, nest que &c par semaine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19
Boston Wool Market.

-, Boston, July IS.
The receipts of wool for this week were
HI lbs. domestic and 1850 lbs.
foreign, against II, l243Si lbs. domestic ana
i.lp,tJ lbs. foreign for the same week
last year
REMARkS-While the wool market is
still rather quiet. there is somewhat more
Of activity noticeable ana considerable,
more inquiry reported. The larger manu-
facturers have not been heavy buyers but
enough of the smaller and medium sized
mills have been operating to make the
aggregate of sales Larger than for sever
al weeks and quite respectable for the
season. Conditions in the market haI,
not materially changed. There IS ae vc,
no material increase in the stocks of wool
held by dealers. There continue ia he
heavy shipments on old contracts ana !,
very large proportion Of the current re-
ceirts is being disposed of in this wav
At the same time the natural surplus that
might accumulate is being taken care or
in large measure by the renewed dem,,J
noted above. so that stocks are increa sine
very slowly '''i's'
Ohio and Penn. Xxx and above 2eco-o
y, S3d34c.; No. /. 4ldi2c. No. > aon19c I.
fine, unwashed, 2sQ3Oc.; unmerch, 30a35c' !:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

BUTTER-Butter is quiet Creamery
Northern choice. round lots, 2lM22c
western, fresh, 20M2lc.; Vermont dairy.
1Sci20c.
CHEESF-Checse is steady. York state,
9EaMloc.; Vermont twins. 9i2M9a.c.
EGGS-Eggs are firm. choice nearby.
zig 23c; eastern. 2lm23c.; western, l7nlsc.
EANS-Market is steady. Pea, car load
lots. sl95M2.OO: Medium N. ". Vermont,
per bushel: $2,2on2 Doc; yellow eyes. 81 1871
2l5; Red KidEeys. S1@i3.e5; California,
small whites, s2506255.
,,APPLES--Apples are quiet hut firm.
Maine Baldwins. No. l. s3.0oGi4.OO; Ben
400; russets. s.. 5Om3.OO
HAY AND STRAW-Hay is firm for
choice. Straw is quiet. Hay No /, s1G.OO
lG:0; low grades. $ll.OOI1G.0O: oat straw,
~ !0I10m; I'VE straw. sl5.5oMlG.!N
PUTATOES-Old potatoes are higher.
Aroostock Green Mountains. 2~u?Oc.: new
potatoes. s1.25T1.50 for Hehrons and Early
Rose; and $l.0M1.25 for White Bliss:
sweet potatoes. 500 for North Carolina.
StGAR-Refined sugar steady Cut leaf
and crushed. 635c.; powdered, 5.a5c ;
Granulated. 5a0c
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Boston Market.

Boston. July IS.
Mill shipment, spring patents are offered
at S6WNtd.a3: winter patents, S5.2Jn5.!1;
trade committee, spring patents, s6.Uiy
-; clears. $3.90uiJ0
COkNMEAL-steady. s2.G5a2.7o per Dbl
bag. sl2lnl q; graduated. s3.o5@5.iO;
coRN-Corn is firm and higher. Spot
>. yellow, in transit. 67lac.; No 5. yellow,
&c; for shipment. all r;,ii No. .. yellow,
61l@c.; No. 3. yellow. G1l3c.; lake and rail-
No: Z !, ye el &c; 6; No: !, yellow; &c.
GKAHAM-$3 OOm6.0O per barrel.
OATMEAL-Firm. We quote rolled at
81, i5ni.15 per Dbl; cut, si.9onj.50.
clipped. white. &c. No. >, clipped white
Ilc.: No. 3, clipped white, 4ol4c.: rejected
white. D12c.; for shipment, all rail. 80 Il
S> lbs. 40c.; IS to 40 lbs. 4ol4c.; 40 to 4
Provisions Short cuts. heavy backs
sl5.75; long cuts $500: medium. $l+. Is;
lean ends. siS.25Mls21; fresh fresh RIBS
shoulders. &c; smoked shoulders, SIC.
raw leaf lard. :itc.: leaf lard. rendered
exc: pals. 1ol imlc7-c.; hams. le:4ml3Ac.
skinned hams. l@ul3l4c.; sausagts. S%:M
$50: loose salt pork. SIC; briskets,
9!sc.; country dressed hogs. &c.
BEEF-Fresh beef is quiet ana easy.
extra , hsayy 7i9c beayy sf minds 200 d oe
good, S:Lm?ac.: light, Y9l5c.: heavy
for.s, 5i-Mi34c.: good, 5H5l.c.; light. 44I
nc.
LAMB AND MUTTON-Lambs are
steady Lambs. 15ulyc.; yearlings. l0I
lie mutton. 1n9c.
VF.AL-Stcady at 10dllc.
POTLTRY-POultry is quiet but steady.
Western turkeys. 1SGI20c. chickens. north
ern broilers, 25MGDc western large chick
ems, 14G16c.: northern fowls l41l5c.; west
ern fowls, l3lgQ1ic.
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Portland Market.

Portland. July IS.
FLOUR-Michigan and st. Louis.
straight, s5.C5&l5S5; do. clears. 50 ioao;O;
winter wheat patents, $5.S5a6.O; spring
wheat bakers. 81. i0I5.2O; spring wheat
patents, $6.45G6.10.
BEEF-Lght. SlO!OM11.00; heavy. $li.5On
12.O; homeless half bbis.. $6.5onIW. ;,
BUTrEk-Creamery. fancy, per 3D.
&c: Vermont, 1iG20c.
EGGS Eastern, fresh. 23I2ic.; western,
fresh. lS119c.
CHEESF-N Y. and Factory, Haze.
sage. 13silf%c.
GRAIN-Corn, car lots, 6Gc.: bags,
6Nc.: meal bags. Gic.; oats. new ear lots.
St ~ Oc.; bags, 43IiGc. Mimi. sacked bran.
bag lots. $.iOO; winter wheat bran. go
do. bag lots. $500; brown middlings, car
lots. $2l,00; do. bag lots. $24.0O,
s1C0TSO0
ORANGES-$c00.
PRODUCE-Beans. California Pea. s.. "a
AIS: yellow eyes, $:3pd2 10: Red kId-
neys, $3.aOG325: potatoes, 3JI3Sc.; onions.
crate. N.00dt1.25; fowls, 14c.; turkeys.
Western, 19I22c.; chickens, 15dl7c.
PkOVISIONS-Pork heavy, $l5.5Oa160O;
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MARKET REPORTS
Augusta Market.

Augusta. July IS
BEANS-Pea, Maine, 81. ~; n. Y, $225;
yellow eyes, $500.
BUTTEk-Creamery, &c; dairy, 20c.
solid, lSc.
J3GGS-3Oc. per dozen.
GRAIN-Corn, zoe: meal, G5c per
bu.: mixed feed, sl2O cwt.; cOttonseed
meal. $50; bag lots. $l.iS.
HAY-Loose. retail. $500 per ton;
pressed. 1890; straw. 5000: pressed.
$500.
SUGAR-5.G0 per 100 lbs.
HONEY-Box. 1Sc.
MUTrON-3ullc. per h.; spring lamb.
15c.
OATS-i4c. per 30 h. bushel.
POfATOES-1Jc per biIShel
POULTRY-F'owl, lJirl8c.
WOOL-Unwashcd 3Dc.
WOOD-Dry hard. s6.509s.OO per cord
soft, $4.00,I5O0
HIDES-Cow and steer. TIC ; cow hides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

Inc old stone storehouse on the ar
senal property. which is being convert
ca TO meet the requirements of the pur-
pose to which it will be hereafter de-
voted. is busy place. and a big crew
of men is carrying the work forward
to completion as fast as possible. The
whole east side of the building has
been torn out. preparatory to building
an addition to that side. and the work
OF putting in the foundation Of the
new part is well along. The addition
Will be about 12x40 feet. Everything
is going along as well as could be ex-
pected. and when completed the build
ing Will be a valuable addition to the
equipment of the hospital
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Busy Days and Nights at
the Popular Resort.
Squirrel Defeats Bath at Base
baII---Whist Parties.
Annual Dress Party for July 27---S0me Of
The Recent Arrivals.

Squirrel Island, Ne. July 1s.-(SpeciaD
H W Wlck, the well-known English
author, ana Mrs Wack tnee Du Blois, If
LDndpn Eng, entertained with bridge
whist at their cottage. last Friday after
noon. There were three tables occupied
by Invited guests. During tn" afternoon
q dainty English luncheon was served.
III" prizes, which came from London,
ana ihe winners. we're: Ladies first. Mrs.
Ia Elnis Of New York. set Of shirtwaist
pins. ladies .cDnd. Mrs. Emery % Bos-
ton, picture frame: 2cntlcm-n's fist first
h irnrnrr,d brass tobacco jar, Gcorg" K.
H.st.rficld Of New York; gentlemen $
y. r"nd nITIan.nted pen wiper, Mr.. NV
ton Of New York city.
Souirrrl net a picked team from Bath,
Saturday afternoon. and went down into
defeat. > to 3 Tn" players and their posi-
lions were: Squirrel Island-FOss J.;
Grant, g; Perkins 2D; Pratt p; Row". s.;
Slvward. CT; Millar, 3b; Richmond, RI.
Eath-Iiirkcy. IS; Huntress. e; Brown.
~. Grooves p: Hanbrick. 2b Troop. IF;
Mr,'ib.. If; Smith. cf. The score
p,tb O o o o %
5 ,uirrrl Island 30 o -
Gu, . 81 r,1...
Many 'hb!"S were Hii''u at '''' u''''
Monday evening whist partE which WAS
by Ter m. largest gathering of the se.i
ga. ,,r,i.s TIN. urize winners
were: LADIES first Mrs. Bufum. New
,.u Indian basket; ladies second, Mrs.
r. v.., t.,dnn vus... y4utl.rncn's
y - ~, :, ' yt,,.t,r ni,cb.r.
INST u. w hu' f','"ai'' :"
g"ntl.Iu"ns second, r. y owen bai'E"''
Indian CANOE.
o.. :. = ,r,,dhnurn,. of Maiden, Mass .
!" y - ~ No. t.t.,.d ,l,,..,
oc' rp'd ~" bnipit ~ M '9i'i'' :" ~
Sutdiy I'll, off.rtOry WAS sung by MISS
Nh, y,rk
E"ssl" VI b""hhdh' ~"
Rev. j. T. N.lligI Of North White
Ell, ,...I..i.r..,.J mass ut thu. Taylor cot
nm 'r..,,,..,.,.,1 IJ.i.bts sunday
tag" ON lai'si' "ou 80,
morning AhnEt 100 attended
,rt. .,,,,u.I fancy dress party cHrnaSqu..
IL "''" t ,,p,,,r.d.,,,
viii De- h"lG AZ th'- aaiil"' 'H'''
,.y..niu.s Inlv - Mosques viii b'. on sale
II In. Casino on the day q III party
from II 10 II NJ. and - T. NJ
squirrel Will Il::y flHr lSLihdS - i''7'
han TODAY. :, :. p,,,,,uIl and
MI ana ,hi7- ,i -; - p,,,,..,tt.ld Of W.
'ih"Si"i' Hi'9. ,Iir rntt.,r,. Tor a TWO
m ~ 1T INN
~ X stay. NJ, \, I. utI.
Spmi rel Inn airiEiiS. WI ~" - p.'rutr,
Mib,l K Steel" hr'oklSn, y. - o. ST..
H. l.ac", East Eo"thbaS. NJ. Nc 81 49,,
Brooklyn. y =. Dit. o,tt'' ~, :
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Y blood. unwashed. 35,0ssc y blood, Sc !:
W blood. BIC; unwashed delaine. 29ff:0c. :;
laine. 39dI ACC.
Michigan-hne. unwashed 21@2Sc: V
blood. unwashed. 3313ic.; " blood. 34n35c. !;
n blood .32n33c; unwashed dclainc. sc.
Kentucky, Indiana. etc.-9s and "A blood
36M3lc.
Pulled wool-scoured basis-Fine A. 65fr
Zoe; extra. 7Va75c. A super. God65c.; Is
super. 5GTaSc: C super, 4SfidOc.: blacks
and grays. 45c: mixed, 45c.; combing. q
blood. 55M56c.: fine cOmbing. t5c.; coarse
combinS, 50nJjc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

Attached to freight train No Al, go
ing cast, Tuesday afternoon, were three
new caboose cars for the Bangor 4
Aroostook Road. Although the cars
were just out of the factory. they had
the appearance of having been in a
smashup on their way to Maine as the
steps and other minor parts We're bad
ly shattered on all three cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

Treasurer Campbell, Of the Insane
hospital. says that the work of housing
the annual hay crop from the fields on
the hospital property, is progressing
We'll, but that there is yet n great deal
70 DO. The amount of hay which has
been housed thus far is about 100 tons.
and there are fully $50 tons to be put
IN. The crop is very heavy. and it is
expected that the yield will be fully
AZ per cent. more that than of last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

The work of extending the sewer at
the city landing into deep water. pro-
vision for which was made by an order
which was recently passed by the city
council, was commenced, Monday, and
is now well under way. The extension
is OF plank. and if it will survive the
wrenching it Will get from the ice In
the river. next winter and spring, It
Will prove a great Improvement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

The next regular meeting Of the
North Augusta Grange viii be held on
the evening OF the second Saturday in
August, on which occasion work viii be
conferred in the First and Second de-
errt.eS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

As the result of a conference between
Col. r. W. Soule and the mayor and al
dermen. yesterday morning, regarding
the approaches 10 Col Soule's new
store, the city will make several i'm
provements in that locality. The space
in front of the building will be graded,
the wall near the east side of the lot
will be rebuilt. and a concrete sidewalk
Will be built along the front Of the
building. A cross walk will also be
built from the north side Of Winthrop
street, from a point at the corner Of
Commercial street, across Market
square to the new building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

medium. sl45oa150o; light backs. 49, 5oet
li.GO; clear, $l5.5n,lG.O0
LAKD-Pure leaf. 1O3sf1105sc.; pure pals.
%s@hhc., pals. compound 5atc.; ties.
and large tubs. SlsMSl.c.; do, compound,
EnMsc.
SUGAR-Standard graduated, sac. !;
extra fine granulat.d, &. igc extra C. 5.tDc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

The large Peerless touring car of W.
II. Gannett has returned from the
Boston station Of the Peerless Co.
and judging by the smooth appearance
it makes on the streets, is in first class
condition to give satisfactory service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

Sheriff Gilman Of Bangor. was in the
city. yesterday. arriving on train No.
Ga. The object of the sheriff's visit was
to bring to Augusta Elmer Keyes, the
Bangor wife murderer, who was. by
order of Justice Savage, committed to
the Insane hospital for observation
Reyes came to the city quietly. and not
many knew on his arrival who he was.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

Ben Venue Floral Parlors, "a State
street. opposite Court street. up one
flight. All kinds Of floral work
promptly attended too. Telephone
1898. Julyl 4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

L. w. Church is at Riverside for a
few days, where he is engaged in har-
vesting an unusually large hay crop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

Mr.. JULIUS HART win receive pupils
IN piano playing at winthrop from
July 8. to Sept. Is. one day each week.
particulars may be had Of Miss Alice
Whitehouse. Winter street, Augusta
1uly3.m0n, wedAsat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19
New Advertisements Today.

Wanted-Table girl
Wanted-Young man.
Manufacturing Down River
For Sale-Two Brindle Boston Terriers.
For Sale-iony, Pony Cart and Harness
Wantec-Girl for Housework AT Adam.
louise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

Miss EvaIine A. Nevers Of Vaseal-
boro, was among Tuesdays out-of-
town visitors 10 the Capital city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-19

Take the Daily Journal along on your
vacation. Best company you can find.
The r. F. d. routes will get 1t to you
In good season every day. and 1t won't
cost you much.