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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

A piece of work has just been COM
pleted at Randalrs paint shop. which
is an exhibition Of taste, skill and deli
cacy. The production is banner for
the Epworth League. and was designed
by one Of the young ladies Of the local
chapter. The groundwork of the ban
ner Is of white silk. about two by three
feeti n size. and it bears the emblem and
motto of the League. with the WORDS
Maine State" at the top. and Mem
bcrship' diagonally across, the decor
atoms being made in red end gold. Inc
banner is the idea Of Pres. Orin Frost
who will take it to the convention TO ne
held at Orono. next week. and award II
to the chapter of the League having
secured the largest percentage Oh ne"
members during the past year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

Allen & Enright, the ladies hatters,"
announce in their ad, a big mark
down sale of a fine line of chiffon and
straw hats. A great opportunity to
take advantage of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

TT there had been few more UNI
forms in the squad which lined up be-
fore the Judge at the municipal court
room, yesterday morning one m'sn,
have Thought the members composed
n cornorars guard. The alignment OF
the prisoners, however, was not very
good, as it seldom is on the morning
after the night before. and as the sew
en- members which composed the lot
faced the judge, they had very mucn
the appearance of an awkward squad
of recruits. 1t did not take the court
hut a few moments to dispose OF the
business in hand and the result brief
" told was as follows: Ed. Murphy
drunk. 81: Thomas orne, drunk. dis
charged; Chas. Billiard. drunk. ois-
charged: Bert Cochran. taken Off front
end of Pullman, Thursday night, dis-
charged; Joseph Lynch, drunk, as
charged: Paul Provost. drunk -; r.
E. Dolloff, drunk. 50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24
Daily kennebee journal
LOCAL MATTERS.

Inc unitarian church will be closed
through July and August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

Webber & Hewett say, I'VE are wei
prepared to supply our customers VIII
all the good things for Sunday dinner
Native spring lamb. milk fed roasting
chickens and broilers. fowl. etc. FORE
quarter lamb SC h., fOre0uarter veal &c.
green peas. wax beans, new oee's'
turnips. carrots, asparagus, etc. Don
overlook the delicious things IN the
fancy bakery department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

Ladies will of course be sure to read
Whitman & Adams Co.'S new al 10.
herein are enumerated bargains tna'
will surely interest every buyer. Ine
scribe saw some Of them. Lovely
dresses for children from SOC. to s3.so
each. the celebrated "Wilraph' MAKE
among them. IL is Impossible 10 oo
such sale justice in a local. Keau
the al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

mrs. Alfred Hanson, State street, Is
suffering from a severe attack Of acute
indigestion. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

AT Folsom's. you find 4 fresh arrival
Of the genuine Lowncy high grade
chocolates. Also ask to try the new
and delicious drink, ruby phosphate"
The business at this popular store does
not admit Of preparing a candy special,
so will allow another treat Of fresh
large cocOanut cakes, at &c per dozen.
A record breaking price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

The willow chair you see in A. A.
Soule's window is specially nice for
Verandahs and only costs. today, $2.9S.
see 1t for bargain. Also hickory furni-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

JIG. Johnson, the corner candy sto'e,
is very considerable today and treats
Won with the favorite summer CANDY
marshmallows. at only 17c per 10. Also
a very fine looking chocolate mixture
at only &c. per ID. Each of these VIII
nIeasc and satisfy you. Among the
s,vors of ice cream here today. the
scribe would like you to try the coii.e
flavor; may prove to be favorite Will
you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

Buckley says. big bargains in mohair
suits the special bargain suit at $39S
to go at $2.29: $500 ard $3.50 to go at
g.. IS: $3.50 suits to go at $4.9S: $40 and
s11 to go at $3.50; s14 and SIS to go at
1896: ST and $40 to go at Sll.'S. After
supper sale. One lot white srouhd
polka dot muslin wrappers to go at NC.
Mennen's talcum powder. the Csc kind.
for 13c per box not over two boxes to 4
customer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

f. c. Leighton calls attention to SOM
rare bargains. An all wool wolfe skirl y
in blue and black. today. only 49,
Just the thing for warm weather. L.
dies fancy stocks 10c. each, three ioi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

Merrill Bros, large stock Of summer
catables looks particularly fresh and
nice. Here are the choice Massachu-
sets telephone peas also nice string
beans and all the green stuff. Pine
apples never finer and a. low prices.
real fancy bananas. oranges. melons.
peaches, Strawberries, etc, etc. Re-
member the Goth century thick cream
comes from milk strained through
sterilized cotton, direct from the cow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

InC.F. Bilodeaus south window you
viii, see a display of mems shirts. TINS
seasons goods, bright and frcsh' me-
and pretty patterns. $l'oo to si:'o
values. Monarch and Wachusett shi'.S
among them. A choice OF the whoie
stock only &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

Swift e. Turner have hammock
story for you to listen to. The scribe
saw it, noted the firmness =.
tho Jauuard weave, quality oi
goods. lovely patterns and col
ors and was much impressed
with the bargain. Wight Is
"a inches long, the hammock proper ~
inches wide, with valance and fringe
of Is inches on each side. Such nam
mock for only 1929. today's low price
should surprise you If you are judge
of bargain values. Would like you TO
see the new fly killer that can be useu
on looking glass. piano or anywnere
without danger of scratching or inJur-
ing any surface. or leaving the II.
mashed on the surface. The secret VI
this is the corduroy binding that IS
border around the wire, only &c. touas
Sure to please you. One more lot only
of that large bottle of real talcum pow
der for only sc. Could not supply Liz
demand last Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

do you realize the advantages the
Alaska ice cream freezer possesses?
Call at Malcolm & Dyer's, if you think
Of buying a freezer. see the spoon
shaped paddles. the side scrapers and
notice how quickly and easily all is
adjusted. Also the device that ex-
cludes salt and ice from the cream.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

Once more Quimby & North allow
YOU to stock in with that rev and fine
society box stationery at 13c. or two
boxes for Csc. Real Csc value. see 1t.
All the fashionable sizes. linen finish.
of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

The balance of those Boston hays
the 75c grade, leather tottom and ends.
at n. u. Barker Co.'S can. today, be
pougnt for only SSc. Rest assured it is
Dig bargain and all right. Tho
sample hammocks IRE going fast at
the low prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

f. w. Church claims the best Of
olives in bulk and bottled. try them.
Also nice native fowl today and telc-
phone peas that look as crisp of pods
as though picked off Maine vines.
Fine asparagus. native onkes SC each.
Extra pineapples. bananas. etc. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-24

Have you noticed ut the doorway of
Sherburne & Daley the real Shaw
knit stockings, many colors and styles
for only 15c per pair? Doubt If you
can find the slight imperfection that
calls for the name seconds" The fac
tory is fussy no doubt in grading them
to have the firsts absolutely perfect in
color, lengths, etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

The Optic publishes en- Item that
when the leproay bill came up In the
house Delegate Rodey was over In the
senate watching the statehood bill.
This is a mistake. Mr. Rodey was the
only person outside Of Hepburn Of
lowe. the author Of the lerpoaY bill,
who knew when Il was TO be called.
Nc. Rodey informs or that he had
cnnvasacd the floor OF the house
against Il for two weeks on both sides
and was fully prepared for the bill
when u came up. The vote showed
the result Of his work. and showed his
standing In the mombershlp Of the
house for the bill was defeated by 4
vote Of 1880 10 80. and OF this 80
votes were lowe men, who stood up
not that they did not want to vote
with Rodey, but as they said 10 pre-
vent HepburnA humiliation from be.
lnE too great. Hepburn's unwarranted
attack on Mr.. ROdey brought aach an
avalanche 81 disapproval upon him
from other members and secured 20
him from Rcdey next morning such a
red hot tongue lashing. ~ that he
made a full apology 10 New Mexsco'a
delegate, . thing the old floor war
horse bad never done before Ia oil his
long congressional career.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
PoaToFFIcE pEpARTMENr

The business OF tho pOstofilce de-
partmCnt Is greater than any one not
close 10 rs daily routine can realize.
The poatmaStor general has under
him a working force OF about 2GT 900
men and women, and with special EN-.
pi0yos. about 100000. He auperyises
expenditure that aggregate about
$3.50. 100000 every year, q sum great.
or than the collections OF internal Teyo.
nue.. or the disbursements for pensions.
He comes In contact, Indirectly, at
least, with practically all the peOp.s
OF the country, because the postal
service Affects al the people Their
complaints and compliments on this
service come 90 him. There are au
enormous number Of these. many OF
which 10 be sure a. far an any OH
cial action Is required. are settled by
well defined rules. But he must act
individually on a large class OF these
cases. And aimont every decision by
him II OF concern 20 some member Of
congress. who - on one side or che
other In behalf OF one or more con.
atiiuonts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

A busy mlllcrs life 10 one continu.
Gus grind.
Revenge h gun that kicks much
harder than !. shoots
Polltenesa Il the freezing point in
the atmosphere Of love.
Wise II the woman who refuses TO
quarrel with her dressmakeF.
A girl likes a ,,romisine young man.
hut others prefer one who pays cash.
A man seldom gets into hot water
unless he furnishes the fuel 70 heat Il.
Men make Themselves ridiculous BY
claiming TO bo what they are not.
After a glsl has celebrated the TWEEN
ty.fifth anniversary Of her birth she
stops seeking an ideal husband and
begins 10 look around for a real one.
Nothing worries a proud woman
like the pride Of some other woman.
illusions OF courtship are more
pleasing than the decisions Of matri.
mony.
OF course you are all right. but your
next.door neighbor needs a lot Of 70
forming.
A woman's idea Of economy IL 10
buy lot Of things she has no use for
because they are cheap.
A woman Is 30 impatient when her
husband keeps her vaitlng because
she was 20 patient when she kept him
waiting before they were married.
Blessed 10 the woman whose hus.
band can always find his slippers OK.
actly where he left them.
An old bachelor says the worship of
me fair sex ia the most expensive
form OF worship known 20 mankind.
A woman hates 20 see her first gray
hair come almost ne much az her
husband hates TO see his last one 60
Il makes a woman feel terribly
bashful to forget 20 be confused whom
a man catches her sewing some OF
her queer clothes.
.hc way a woman acts when she
soes to get on a bicycle you would
think she was climbing over a barbe1
wire fence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

Portland March ii.--ln July next
several hundred OF ColoradOs most
prominent business men will leave
Denver for Portland. Ia two OF the
most magnliicentiy equipped trains
that ever rolled out Of the union depot
In the Colorado capital. A. ]. SpcnFel.
chairman Of the organization commit.
tee OF the new Denver Commercial
club Is IN charge Of the preparations.
Feeling that the Lewis and Clark
expedition would attract thousands OF
visitors from the east. and AFFORD Colo
rahans an opportunity 10 exploit the
resources and Inducements OF their
own state Wy coming In closer touch
with the visitors. the "trip has been
arranged, rs itinerary viii include
Wyoming Montana. Idaho. Washing.
ton and Utah. and strenuous mission.
AIRY work for Colorado will be done
&C every point along the route. In this
manner, Il IA hoped 10 induce many
TO visit Colorado
One train win carry che business
men OF Denver. while the other will
convey those from Trinidad, Pueblo,
leadviile aud Colorado Springs Mach
will be cxcellently appointed for the
comfort OF the Colorado Boosters, .
carrying two dining cars and extra
forces OF p0rters. Tho trip will occupy
about fifteen days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
THE HoaRoRs or MuKpEN.

Don't cheer. boys. those poor
devils are dying"
Thus spoke Admiral Philip to his
men at the battle OF Santiago.
Just now his words are recalled
with particular force. says the louis.
Vile COurier-Journal. because while
many nations Of the world are APP
plaudlng the exploits OF the Japanese
around Mukden the lives OF thousands
OF human beings are going out.
The mind Of the casual newspaper
reader Il prone 10 consider the general
results OF a battle and TO rejoice or
regret a. they may accord with the
individual hope. We In America read
bulletin from the seat OF var. II r.
IN cold. unimaginatiye black and
white. II treats the conflict as a
great game and II records a move
made by the players. And 80 II makes
little impress as a chronicle OF hor-
rors hut this IL what Il Is. This.
at least. 10 the bulletin that comes
from Mukden.
However. close look reveals Hill.
sides and reads thick with the bodies
Of the dead. Vacant eyes stare into
the sky. Heads are buried IN the mud.
Wounded men lie grooming In their
aRonies. Some In their dying thirst
call for water; others pray for death
20 bring th0m relief from their suffer
ings. There Is desolatlon all about
and the picture stretches for miles
A count discovers not a hundred MOI
"a thousand slain, but forty or fifty
thouaandal
And while tho cOrpses lie scattered
over the ground. mothers and wive,
and children sit az homo longing for
the absent ones. fearful OF their fate
and awaiting with eager hope the 70
turn OF those whom they shall see nc
more.
The Staying goes on. Russians and
Japanese fall In llfeless heaps, Bodies
are mangled out OF All Rcmblance 4
human form. With a single bullet Z
career q ended and. perhaps. a hom'
Is wrecked. The living tread In blood
and while their fellows are droppinl
at their sides. they fight. The cablel
say they are tired and hungry. Bu
they have no time 20 rest and little
70 eat. They must fight against natur,
a. well az the nstional foe.
Certainly those who cheer the vic
torious forces at Mukden should beal
IN mind that many poor devils arr
dying." and many others are dead.
.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
subscrlptlon Rstes


Commissioner uarneld's report ls 20
VERY favorable 20 the packers com.
hine thai Il would be intortstlnH now
20 hear from some man voraod In all
the ways ol the beef trust. and az the
sane time familiar wSth conditions IN
the stock growing business, 10 the end
that the country might enjoy a more
conclusive explanation rf the spread
between the price Of beet on the hoof
and the cost OF that same commodity
IN the oven.
The consumer and the stockgFowor
ere told that the trust does not net
over per cent, though the private car
lines earn enough 10 save the combine
from absolute want
After al thmt has been aaid about
the beer trust, Coz. missioner 0arneld's
report h a decided surprise. lie hnda
that changes IN margins between Tie
prices OF cattle and the prices OF boef
IN 1908 we're. for each half year. lower
instead Of higher than the n. Argln for
any corresponding half year since
1888.
Three Of the principal companies IN
the "Big Slx' made an average net
profit OF only nlnGy.nlne cents per
Head o. hCpf slaughtered. and this may
BE- taken as she maximum for the
group.
The beef trust slaughtered bat i6 per
cent. OF the total cattle used In 1903
and thus We ace that more than halt
of the beef consumed In this country
IL prepared for market by concerns
nominally. M least, competitive with
the trust Cities aggreaating 10000,
600 Inhabitants are supplied by Che
trust. but the rest OF che country gets
butchers independent OF the big Six.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

The present may BE- truly termed a
ffatarnnl age; both men and women
everywhere are banded and are band
ina themselves together In a common
cause, In organizations under names
aud stiles varioualy known. but with
the avoWed object and aim % extend.
inE. BY organized forca and effort, ~.
LIEF In time of sickness and distress.
The blending Of sympatnic hearts
Of the many into one. form an ever
open fountain OF ready and grateful
relief; hence II Il, In the cOncentra'
tlon Of individuals, mental and finan'
cial efforts aud forces. under the gen
eric name OF fraternity, that accom-
pllehes an aggregated volume OF relied
along many lines that II incalculable;
not ln the OstontatiOus midday glare
but In the retirement Of the wigwam
or tbs lodge room, and more frequent
" In the home OF the afflicted broth
er. which il In strict accord with the
divine Injunction, To "let not thy let
hand know what thy right hand
dOeth;" aud. therefore, must bear tbs
seal OF divine approval.
Sickness. distress and death com
bine 10 form an ever present heritage
Of mankind; none Is exempt, thereby
furnishing an ugceaslng appeal Il
universal sympathy for NEEDED relief
aud. TO the pure motive, prompting {
willing hand and a generous responno
there comes the words Of inspiration
"innsmnch "a ye did Il untO one o
the least of these, my brethren. yo di,
Il unto me-"
The Independence OF our oommo,
humanity emphasizes the fact tina
every life. from a moral and Dhyslca
standpoint. should be a help to otho
lives with which Il h In constant con
taol; hence Il Is the clearly definel
duty OF every life 10 be ennObllnf
helpful and elevatlns TO every othe
life within the scope Of rs Influence
II Is the logical conclusion that III
elevation OF any community 20 a hig
standard % social and moral exec
leEce, Il the result ~ strictly COZ
sciontioua individual conduct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
IAPAN.a nERolc soLplERa.

''Soc." said Pyrrhua to oae Of his
generals. as they scanned tho dead
Romans ON the battlefield OF Taren.
tum. these men have all their
wounds In front With such soldiers
1 could become master OF the world"
Rome was sodng In Pyrrhua day, It's
Marcellua, 8cipio Africanus. CleaaF
and other con0uerore were still In the
future The world was destined 60
hear something from Rome In the cen.
turies following the defeat at Taren.
tum, The old King Of Epirus himself
saw Rome Ia q menaeing shape more
than once before he died. Even at
hia first meeting with ROmo no was
compelled TO confess tdat another
such victory would force me 10 return
90 Eplrua alone"
The Japanese are treating the world
TO aa startling surprises these days as
the Romans did a score OF centuries
ago. "out Of the way for US; We are
Grom Port Arthur" shouted Nogl's
veterans In Russian as they advanced
on KurODatklns lines IA the fighting
% the past few days. This war cry
voices an elemental audacity and con.
udence which no peril can daunt. The
hav0G worked In the Japanese ranks
- the Russian cannon and rifle fare
Is greeted with roarn OF laughter BY
the surviving Japanese. This laughter
N the face Of death n an expression
a tho Wild Joy that young and ylrile
races feel In lighting. Men who laugh
a. death may have a good deal OF the
barbarian tn them, but they are for.
midabIe enemies IN war.
X Will be well for che world 10 keep
watch ~ these Romano Of Asia, says
the -. Louis Globe Democrat. II th0il
Sciploa. POmpeys and Caesars are not
yet In slight they may be- nearer Al
band than the world realizes. With
Hannibal. the Carthaginlan. AZ theft
GateH the Roman p0Duiace RuctiOned
the land ON which his armies camped
They knew that time was fighting
their battles, and that the gathering
~ their scattered forces would make
them inyineible. Tho elder Sclpio 81
Africa overthrow Hannibal A later
6cipiO took Carthage by storm, level
cd u With the ground. ran = pIowsharo
over 10 site and sOwed salt IN the
burrows. 10 make the annihllatlon
final. This vas Romo's answer "a
llAgnihalH invasion Nemesis also
marches with the Romans who are
pushinE the Russians across rivers
and through mountain passes across
Manehurla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
plVoRcE sTATlsTIca.

The 81. Louis Republics statistical
man has been going into divorce iig.
urea and has found that there have
been 100000 DEGREES for divorce during
the past third OF contury--which
probably accounts In a measure for the
lack OF any very definite public senti-
ment against di,orces. Add to these
divCrcees-i 100000 men and women
--ahe others who aympathiEe with one
or the other party TO each proceeding
and who would do the same under sim
liar circumstances and we have what
the New York Herald declares 10 be
an appalling condition OF public nenti.
ment against any more rigid marriage
laws. After all. the chief hope for the
promotion OF more wholesome aenti'
ment on the subject lies with the &c
cleslastieai societies and church or.
ganizations. The civil authorities
seem 20 be Joined 20 the idols OF free
and easy divorce court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
succumnEp TO DEATH
FROM CHRONIC pieEAsg

Fred n. SchultE succumbed 60
a chronic disease that had long had
lts death fangp fastened upon him,
Sunday afternoon at 3:i5 o'clock az
Las Vegas.
Deceased had resided In that city
since issb, and AZ one time conducted
q shoe establishment on Center
street. AZ the time Of his death hs
WAS working AZ the bench In his ~.
pair shop on Sixth street and usually
lad more work heaped upon him than
be could DO.
lie was ffty.six years OF age. na.
tive OF Macklenburg Schwegin, Ger
many, and was married 90 his sur.
wing wife In 1879. by whom he had
the two surviving children, VIM. o.
schultz. AZ present In krefeld, Eng.
land, and Fred II. Schultz. q locomo-
tive engineer ON the New Mexico al.
vision and residing At home.