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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
Personal Notes.

an aisniut,jy, rr!iahi., :i,-,jnt, i..:l TIN"
fl's" for IT,; guns. in" Mr"zr>. Nrupr
Thr"u.,h tn Efforts II N" English
G"urraI J.n.tt Mr.hr"n fully ui,-f",trth
III tn ,ntr". lor.r h.inh1 a. IT'LL Almy
II M GRANGE Nt5n,ittint.
Active WAX .ur tht rais;n;: Of funds
iur TIL. NJ. ~ llamnr ntnrri,.! char
If l"!il.'ai Sri'n,c az IVES ..:n i.-srrtc
tHi>'i'*iN win i mnlcHtti ~ Gnu.
II. T. sl".-kr. tic chief iinlist ~ tn.
e. Louis Exposition. nla4t:d du.tn"
II" i.ls acc. i'trd Il position viii; III" Gov
CYNICAL la Washington.
john l.. Isthi'.. Of >,"i"%m'ld. Mas.
mas built :, no,i"l y; tn.. !lT>;, II ar-ii;'
-N,r PLANNED, ~" MR.. lnitt. n.in:; ~ feet
iri:@. IL yt.::;.! twenty t.,;s' .t.o, 10 COST
rom S"oulsr - So: rta' 1" inli,
l'". \ j. l|rf ,l"ii. H t'f1f ~'n3il-'.i;'ct
from 'Er Thitt-s", u:,h j',.r.'-, /, ana
III. tri't. stands s.N r" f"ur ,l,.h !; ~
tIr t;:il..;t n IN III zine linHr.
Emperor WiiliHm sent /" kin, Edward
Is i chi mas pi'.rni an '.urinnuS Wild
boar; I'D. ana the King. sent Nh \ai$cI
:. ,h%ic, hamper of tuii:r:s and .,i''lo;l.; of
bee frcm his own farm II SnnHril';!,lirl.
Emperor Nj, holaS sent the i\aiS,! a bar
rel nf tn" rl.cst caviar.
{, orsr - Grims.vv. formerly of Wnel-
burn College. ana nuW 4SSi*iIl; $; iic
GcuirEiSi rf West Virginia. Will 10 OF. OF
tie eight contributors 70 til, ,n1I:nlEnu>
economic history ~ the United States
gotten 'lrt IN tit.. earn, HI, i..~.j;ut.'. NJ
Na~;in.;un. =. q. II" Ni'i writ ~ ,"-
tnicrn ANA aas Development III tn
I-Iti',d States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

Portland Express: tn" Boston
Globes broadSidc on the Maine ~hrlirrS
illustrates i situation III public thought
i'll Maine which needs the application
of q campaign of cducation ANA Il de-
Ciard broadening of public sentiment.
III" Globes purpose WAS 10 sound all
tit'' Sh"riffS who are to serve during the
coming Nv" years as to their Intended
policy toward III" law f"rhit.Iin- tie
sale of Intoxicating liquors. Now the
Sherfns of the several counties of the
regarding the enforcement Of that law
or amy other. The Sh"ritfS are elected
~ enforce the laws as they find them
ana tie idea thar any sheriff in any
county holds to any theory concerning
his duty other than I" obey the laws as
he finds them. shows that the duties OF
the executives are not understood And
that is why Il campaign Of education is
needed in the State. In Cumberland
oxford. -\ndrosCoggin and Franklin
counties the sheliffS We're non-tornilit-
t3i and refuse / To make any statement
as 10 what they intend to DO. If this
means that these shcritfs have come TO
understand their duty. and Ia mt AWAY
the temptation which is doubtless hold
up before them all to adopt Il pl,r of
their OWN by which the law m:iy H.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of tho Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, jan. 5.-Therc WAS H.,l. life
left IN III" market. today. and the s"nti-
me,it as expressed in TIE movement was
thoroughly uncertain. The hur. nations
We're constant and tnc level Of the mar
krt shifted MANY tiiucs from an average
higher than last night 10 i lower one
Dealings were small and were AZ tributed
almost ali oEttEcr to professional sources.
l. vas th., common remark that there
was no evidence of public participation
in ;hc ni;t! kct. The expected January in
Nrst.nt'llt dtHard failed to develop and
The !e;tr Was thus cnSendrrcu that whit
ever buyin: WAS to be tNprrte:. on this
.tc. omit had been included il thr DE GEM
bcr movement. which was attributed at
The time To Il demand from dealers 70"
the purpose Of stocking up for the jan
u:ttN investment demand.
'i'lIr feeble downward movements which
altclnated with the Indifferent advances
NrI" supposed 10 b" due to short selling
~ traders 10 Il large extent >ucii $ is the
ton$ct lItEcc almost invariably Ct Il dun
and htitins period in tn. buying Of stocks
ftum"rS OF prospective t!Ilr"ah "rnbina-
lions and absorpticnS still attracted at
tent!on and til" admitted in :,tion Of
President taSSIt OF the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad to enter the New Haven direc,
representation for the Standard Oil in
te:e.-t on the NeW York Central directory
were calculated To keep alive this discus
sion New iiavtna recr:rt eX!"nsion o.:
influence into tn" Northern Trunk lin"
h.ld. il accepted az having q l'"nnsNlva
MA Inspiration. would suggest j shifting;
Of TIE long established balance in thar
field
NuH.Y continued extremely easy and
served as Il Safeguard, against any pre-
suIe upon he stock market. TIL" general
list vas sustained also by II number of
points of positive strength. Anna 'camatrd
copper had III" benefit OF 4 further al
v,iit,. III III" price. 81 the metal. III"
.o:l.:S RESPONDED TO IN. reports of excel
!"rl conditions in tn" ;ntthraci." trade.
"'h;S last group proved the maiHStav OF
he market and i; was the Strong advance
IN the Fries that mad. the cioSin" steady.
The bond market was very broad but
the mo- ein"n. of prices somewhat irfcG-
Mar Total sales uar value. g.: 10 800
rli.ed States bonds were all unchanged
on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

1t is TO T." credit 81 the Massa-
thu..,ts Legislature that il has
promptly uns"atrd I:.prrs+ltati:"
curlcy Of Boston whose Democrats
con"tiiucnts r"-clertttl him Will" h"
was serving Il sentcn-" III Jail for con-
Spiracy against III" government.
Twelve Democrats jrInHd the Republic
can members III takin:. this action. II
is said he will again b. rr-clrct Il AMI
in that case another expulsion viii be
in orucr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

The BOSTON, Herald points out that
although the matrimonial statistics for
cations are that there was 10 pei ccptI-
BILE Increase liz matrirrony during leap
year. The fact is that the wGn.el, don't
take advantage OF ih"ir opportunities
or privileges when il comes To popping
the question. Leap scar is L delusion
rather than snare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Jan. =
Lover cai'lns. coupled with prospects
e I s'"I crop OF winter wheat. offset i
hul!I-n situation - - flour. today. and
caused = weak finish i'll -" wheat mar
k"t- FINAL fluctuations on AiaT wh.-l
wei, off l!fE.s cent. Corn also is down
'iH''-. oats show 4 loss Of 4 ,tnt. and
provisions =: 10 ~ CENTS
The leading futures closed As follows:
WHEAT No. : MAY. ilts; Jult. ~.
toisN-JIr.. II tFt',: MaH. IL; July.
~ as.
ENfS-Jan.. a.: May. a"'.: Jmly. :o:,
MESS PORiI-Ian. i..l3; May 49,
I .\RI'-Jan.. GIri; May. 6.S2l.: July. $40
SNORT EIHS-.Ian.. $50: Nay. go: July
T. -.
Cash Gn"tati"ns iwere as follows:
Fl.Ol E--St":,tlN.
WHEAr-No ! spring ll"ull-.; No >
"Sf II: No :, red. llbl.Ml19.
cnRE-\"- :. T.. No. : y'llow. Z
OATS ~. :. ~: NJ. : white, ,I:1m
~, No, !; white. r'-n"I'-.
IA t.-No. :. -.
FARLEY lfi4..
NAITiNG-ilm as
EIAN IL: northwestern. l32ia.
TiIID1iIN SEED IL.
IbRk-i1.1@ .TiI23l.
i.AKH-f:il.
SHORT KGES. SIuF:S-G l.. .T,a.::::11is
SHORT CI.FAK SlDES-6.aMi6f--,
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Fiqhtinq Consumption in Cities.

The New York Post Graduate ho'pl-
tai is wdging great and remarkably
successful war against the "hlte
plague" of pulmonary tuberculosis.
According to a statement just given
out. 80 patients have been treated IN
the Institution during the year AMI OF
these 50 have been discharged: - thor
cughIy cured. This is not in Arizona
or Colorado nor among the meaning
woods and windy hills of northern New
England, but is in the heart OF New
York city where the conditions for the
recovery of consumptives are about as
bad as can be imagined anywhere. The
Boston Transcript which gives sum
mary OF the work at IL. hospital. says
that The cases treated have largely been
ed that they are able To obtain none of
tie luxuries OF life. either in lodgings
nr food and sometimes unable even to
obtain what may be considered the
necessities of life.
II is doubtless true that most Of these
cases where rccovcrics from consump-
ton are reported Were those in which
the disease was taken in its incipicnt
stages. Indeed. some Of the men who
were under treatment continued then
daily work. coming to the hospital foi
lodging and treatment. Tie system
which has been adopted il this hospital
i: that of giving proper sanitary sur
roundingS, and OF overlooking the pa
tent in the first stages of the diSeIs".
Milk, eggs and easily digestrd fats are
fed 10 the patients in large quantities.
being no strict adherence to Il limited
dietary. NJ night the patients sleep in
the hospital with their windows open
constantly. There is 10 confinement
Of PATIENTS in Ike ordinary sense OF
The word. many going about the build
:ngs and others going as usual 10 their
cmDl0ymtntS. Tuberculosis is the
scourGc Of The poor AMI the badly
nourish-d patient succulnbs where the
WelI-fcd one is able To resist the di
seas" II has long been he!i. among
medical men. that with gonl food. pure
air and plenty al sunlight. the con-
sumptive would be able IL resist the
disease. because the tendency Of nature
is To build uD. rather than pull down,
and the fire burns itself out, 50 70
speak, in the human organism, when it
is not constantly supplied with fuel.
In other words, III" lung tissues, under
favorable conditions. Will build them
selves up faster than they can b" tie
:itrny-d by the germs Of disease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
Cure for Asthma and Hay Fever

The statements published below CON
firm the claim Of Dr. S"hlifmann That
his remedy is an absolute cure for Asthma
and Hay Fever.
Mrs Mary Zachcry. Pleasant II!ll, La.
says: u have found Your Asthma cur" a
permanent cure for Asthma. for which |
used 1t years ago. Eav" never Iiiid the
slightest return Of the trouble since.
have also found your remedy excellent in
Bronchial affections"
A Hay Fever sufferer writes: y hay"
had Hay Fever for IA years ] bought q
package of your remedy tSchiI.uHti.'s
Asthma Cure) OF our druggist and dtI" TO
it's use this is the first summer that have
not been troubled" Mrs. Frank Grif"sIe,
6231 Ridge avenue. ROxborO. Philadelphia
Sold by druggists ut zoe. and $l1
Send &c. stamp to DR. r. Schilfmann.
BOX $50. St. Paul, Mimi, for a free sam
pie package.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors

In the District Court "f the United State
for the District Of MAIN"
In tn. matter 81
Ell -GENi: IT, FpSS In I;a;ii.irIt.tcN
EankrItnt
20 the crctlitt RS of Et-t;ENf. ". FDSS
Of Nj. We non. in III" County OF <cnrc-
bee. and District aforesaid. - bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on tho 3ith
day OF December. A. u. loot. the said Ell
gene ". Foss WAS duly adiudcatcd hank
run: and that the FIRST meeting Of his
creditors will no held ut the office az ;Er
Referee. 100 Water Street. in Augusta
Maine. and District afCrc said. on Tho I3th
day Of January. a. ID. 1915. ~ ten O'Clock
III the forenoon. III which time the eGid
creditors MAY attend. prove thcir claims
appoirt II trustee. examine III, bankrupt
and transact sucn o:hcr business rs MAY
properly come before said nIcciirg.
FREMONT J. G. LITTLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Augusta. Maine Dec. -, 1904.
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BURGESS
N.~ pOaTi AND, tfA!NE~


violated. We shall hail the neW depar
turc as Il sign OF future law obedicrc"
where it is needed In the nletntim"
the people should understand. and
should impress upon officials of all de-
scriptionS that the only law making
power is the Legislature th&t the jul
dietary alone has til" authority TO con-
Strue law. and dat The. pIac" of The
executive is to obey the law rs he finds
it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

Paint Supplies

A partial list OF the stock
We carry. When you need
anything don't be afraid tc
write your questions to head
quarters.
Liquid Paints Mnresco
Wagon Blue Sp0ngrs
Floor paiDfa Channels skins
Deck Paints Paper -hangersf
Lawn Swing Paints Suppiiss
carriage Gloss l,xin:s I;rOnzeo
Pure Lead Clues
Electric Lead Paris Green
Oil Colors blackboard Paint
Japan COlors tilaziers' FONTS
Putty Gold Leaf
st0ve-pipe Enamel Axle Grease
aluminium Enxmol Wax POLISH
White Enamel Rosin
Bat!l-tub Enamel Tar
varDish Stains Torches
Oil Stains Turrenttn6
Conner Paint Wood Alcohol
Red Lead Artists Materials
s.itharEe POtnsn
varnishcs, l15 kinds Asrhaltum
Brushes, 500 kinds E0rax
SantlDaper HrimstoR0
Steel Wool sulphur
Oils Paint Catechu
dis, Lub:iratins Chalk
dis. burning Corks
lhaiiacs Felt for rubbing
Smalts Gchers
.Vh;rins Pennies Stone
Zinc Alum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

Tho Pennsylvania Legislature. is the
most one-siGcd politically ever elected
in that state. In the total membership,
Of 81 in both Houses there. are but -
Democrats. and thee Woul,; hav.. been
nine less o. these had it lot - IN for
the fact that Senators elected Two
years ago held over.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Jan. >.
FLnI T:-Qri.t and unchanged; spring
patent. 6.2ont6.,5
CORN-Easy: No > yellow. Sc.
nATS-Du;.t No. > clipped. So.
MILL Ft.ED-Strady.
FRAN-SYrirg -.
MINED FEED-2...,Jf -.
CDTrDN SEED MrAI.-2G.j0.
PORK ady. unchanged.
I..iRD-l 'rchdnScd.
BI.El'-Ea choice whole cattle IL
AZ
I.AMrS-Steady; spring, loq1i
Nt,AI.-t'irm: tTil.
HI-T'rER-f'irm: northern. e.,..sa.S
CIiEESF.-ouie; but frm York state.
raj.
FCGS Steady: fancy. :5f,:d: eastern. -
as:
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Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pure are not
nearly so likely to take hard colds as
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure, causing healthy action Of the mu-
cous membrane and giving strength
and tone to all the organs and func-
tions.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the syS-
tenn after cold, as 10 ether does.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
New York Cotton Market.

New York. jan. :
Spot closed quiet - points lower. Mil
ding upliuds. 40; do. gun, 80. Sale.
20 i,al"S.
Galv. -ton steady. :: Charleston quiet
o., Memphis steady. %: New Orleans
lrm. 81; Mobile quiet. Gsa, Savannah ca> y,
~.
tursolidarcd- Mt receipts Ion Nix day.
lr3,Wt'.
Exports \" Gr.:It Britain. NJ 10: TIA
France. li:"l; 10 ne continent, ii5..oi, K
M.XIco. $3.50.
Srlnr ~, u
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Maine Gossip
A Timely Toast.

Come. have an hour with me. my dear,
For the year with which were done;
Ard another hour. with right good cheer,
For the year we've just begun.
For song and jest,
For work and rest.
For trials and laurels won.
Wen catch the moments OF gold, my
dear.
As they slip through their silvern
screen:
Then well turn the glass without fear,
And with youthful hope. serene,
For no ones old.
Til, Zell's grown cold
And kindness turned to spleen.
Come. let rs be young together. my dear.
With th,. hour that ever is new;
Wen drop the l;tst-ind start right mere
Win the sands that trickle through.
May days delights
And SlumbrouS nights
30 On their GtE to You.
Francs. Benson in l.eslies W eekiy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

OF all the Legislatures which are
meeting. this week. the most unan.-
nous is that If Michigan in which
every member "f both branches is i
Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

ESTABLISHED, 1925.

No notice whatever will be taken OF
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return of re-
jectcd communications.
Address all communications relating TO
subscriptions and advertisements to
BCRLEIGH & F'LYNT. Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

App rs Finn ana quiet
POTATOES I.;!Sl iiuIItru Iirbton. Is
as: iii, Ell Mountains. iNI,fp: DakntH Il, d4
an IS. York state white. 81, Jersey SNc...S
and Nir,lani 3Utt3.rD
sl'iAR-t'irm on basis Of cents FOR
cr;I!llatcd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

1t has been Il most prosperous year
for Newport. Ti:, ;ncl";.sc in popula-
ton it is difficult to determine lust
.'oN, but il the CENSUS Nt"r Ia be taken
during the coming YER il would PROB
ably be found that the population mad
Increased b! SOME 300 people since that
Of five ycals ago, making tn" III, sent
number Of souls in town riSin:; 1903 as
q conservative basis Of estimate Some
id"H Of IL" influx ot People moving
into town may be ju,;ecI ny the fact
that during the past l. months some
80 n"v houses have been erected and
occupied within our Village limits, and
Yet the demand fui trncmentS and
homes appe'irS in no WAY diminished.
y: this rate of increase the population
VIII very shortly pass the 1000 mark:
about double what il Was Is wears ago
~ regards the increase i'll wealth and
taxable property. il can he safely eSti-
mated that 800. has been rXpend,.I
during til" past /. months by tn. cor
Stru"tion Of new residences. new man
utacturinS enterprises ana addition to
old ones. additions to existing r..si-
den"es and money expended ny the
town for nov NerS. SchoolhuuSrs and
bridges rebuilt.
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-rTi:I.-Fi;m; crcameri,s. Ia Is; dhi-
lies. I.;ff.i.
ttarS Steady: 1T market. cases includ-
cd. -"m-i: lirSts. u; prime hrstS. 70; eX-
tras. y.
CHEESE Steady; llnl2
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E. II. JENKINS
UNDER CONY HOUSE, AUGUSTA
IT'S
Notice of First Meeting Of Creditor;


IN IN" plItiict Court % thc UnitrL St1:.t
for the Distrir: OF MJin".
IN the matter of
MOODY G. BECkWlTIi in Eankrirui,.,.
Bankrupt.
To thr trcdit"IS Of MOODY G. BECK
WITH; Of Iiand"lrh, il the County "f
h"nnrbcc, and District aforesaid. u
bankrupt.
Notice il hereby ciy,n ara on thr .lh
day Of December a. u. lni. I'M VIA
Moody g. i.rckNir i Wa. ,iuIy ndiiidicltrd
bankrupt: ANA that tn. iii - me- fii.i: ~
MS creditors viii w. held At III" .'liirt- ~
tho Retire.. L" Water STREET il Az
EuSta, MHin", AMI Distgicl aforesaid on
tiIr 18th day of january. \. j.. l,nI NJ ter,
cock III the forenoon. NJ which time tie.
sail! creditors may attend. prove th":i.
Gains, appoint q trustee. examine In.
d,lkrUpt, and Irans.iCt such otf..r II1Si-
ness RS may pruDcrly come before said
meeting.
FREMONT j. &. LITTLE.
Referee in Bankrupt Y.
Augusta. Maine Dec. -, i.ut
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New York Money Market.

New York. Jan. ).
Prime mcrcantil" paper IA t12 Icr cent.
S:..rlin: "rofar.," firm ut i.N'.isfi Is. ~
for demand ard al t.H4.t"f, Sl..U iu. ~ Ia
bill:
I'a-ted rates ISL: ard iSS
Commercial bills i.S;3s
B&r SILVER tpag.
Mexican dollars IL.
tilvernmcnt bonds steady.
Railroad bonds Irregular
Money on call steady. .M3, in.l c'.It
day ana N days. 3fi3ii Ter cent; six
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. J. QuinIan g. Co.;
Office, Cony House. Augusta, Maine.
Tel. 227. Mgr. o. E. Peckham.
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May days delights
tnd SlumbrouS nights
i,c on their way to YOU. -
Frances BENSON IN Leslie NeehiS'
\ good beginning for Governor
cobb's administration.
IT,. next few weeks viii not be quite
so busy for the lawmakers as this one
has ,e-n.
An opcl.a house is 4 possibility for
brunswick. but Il new hotel is much
more needed.
TIL, $ OF tie big storm are coming in
well agreed that it Was .Iai.fe's rough
est blizzard for Years.
rortland's Scotch people are averse
to any more immigration from Scot
land 10 Shiloh and they are taking
STEPS to retarl it.
Annt!ier trial now stands brtweeii
Sanford and {, State prison sentence
tor granddaughter and there is Il lot
more free advertising in sight.
President Roosevelt will receive at
least one New Year present. \ vetcr-
an uf III. National home ut Togus
sends him this week a sofa pillow dec
grated with his vWn needle work This
man is 50 years old. ana works without
glasses.
On q recent morning +. l.. Fish Of
.JunrSboro Shut an animal of tbs. cat
snrcicS that is said TO be- one of the
largest that has been killed in that vi
Cinity Cor many months. NJ. Fish was
engaged III cutting wood near his camp
1T Nep'S Point when his attention Was
c::lltt, to y nnis,. quite nen" him. Re-
turning 10 the camp he secured his
rifle and went III TIE direction from
which the sound had come. when he
saw tEc animal ii Il large tree croucleu
upon Il branch about 20 feet above the
ground. III" first shot fired took effect
in such Il Way tn"t both hind legs were.
broken thus cripp!ing the animal il
such way that il VAS hanlprred in is
forts TO fight. -iuotllcr Shot entered
III" head and 4 tlili dispatched tiIt
animal. 'suIr:nents made after the
animal Was Killed showed il to De five
feet ana four inches i'll lc!Stil. ana it is
said that when il VAS in u standing
position il was as tall as Il f;iayii deer
1t iv believed that tho ani,nal was -
large specimen OF the lourcc!Nier.
From United States statistics it. is
shown that Maine leads all other
states iii the Union i'll the percentage Of
her inhabitants who are between tie
ages Of 50 ana 90. In the 1900 census
there were tS.i5I Of the inhabitants
included i'll this age. Maine is TIE
third state in the Union in tn. lirg..
percentage of people SO years Of age
ana over. There were SOL nel sons
Who are SO and over i'll IIaiile. Be
'W'cn the ages "t 40 and - Maine is
eighth in the list. There We're G9..N24
persons III Maine in 1900 and of this
number nearly onc-tiflll were under 10
Nr'fS of a@". Rui in the percentage. Of
nc"pl" u:.lrr 10. Maine is tile 18TH state
il the i'Minn.
for Newport. 'i:- increase in popua-
ton it is difficult IL determine lust
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

\ good beginning for Governor
cobb'S administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

II. next few weeks viii not be quite
so busy for the lawmakers as TINS one
has !,,..ll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

An opera house is 4 possibility for
brunswick. but Il new hotel is much
more needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

T:ll, $ Of the big storm are coming in
from ali directions aud it is pretty
well agreed that it WAS aIai!fe'5 rough
est blizzard for Years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA

Through tlCh't+ N CNIifDrMi4 ana m
points south ari ..~t niuy t,r aal 81 n
H., Walker. Ticket agent. Augusta TIL
only "f'"G II Au@p>'a srilitE Via ali
routes ard checking haggaEe free Of az.
nensc.
GEO. r. EVANS, V. p. & Gen. Man
f. E. BoOIIBY. q. +. s; T. A.
Portland Ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

President Roosevelt will receive al
least one New Year present. \ vetcl-
an Of III" National home 1T Togus
sends him this week a sofa pillow dec
grated with his ;Wn needle work. This
man is 50 years old. ana works without
glasses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

Portlanis Scotch people are averso
to any more immigration from Scot
land 10 Shiloh and they are taking
STEPS To retald it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-06

An1ther trial now stands bctweeii
Sanford and t, state prison sentence
tor i.lii.sliushiei and there is Il lot
more free advertising in sight.