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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
EAST READFlELD.

The Selectmen had the printed town
report ready for distribution last Sat-
urday. and it is Il matter of credit and
satisfaction to all concerned. II says
The town has been enabled to pay AL
Of its interest bearing debts AMI meets
AL obligations promptly without Dor
rowing money. 50 that today Rcadficd
is wholly out IF debt"
There were $50 COWS alrt @9S ilcifcrs
in ti.' inventory taken by TIE ;i:5s;cSSoE.5
Of til" tow.i. the past .;car.
Mrs. Sarah y. ClouSh WIS visited by
her four daughters. last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs I:ert T.. Mace attended
the service ut the Methodist chapel at
the village, last SuEday. and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Russell.
w. I. Mace has disposed of several
cows. this winter, and is now making
l20 lbs. of butter per week on an ave-
iige. For the year 1901 his make was
nearly 1000 pounds. The year 1903
gave Il total OF $500 pounds.
Snow is very deep in the roads as the
breaking out teams i!ave been obliged
to keep on TOP Of the snow on account
of the prevailing high winds. warm
rain will render the roads almost i'm
rassable until the snow can be le-
moved
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Chicago Produce Market.

HIraEO. March l.
\ sharp rally IN the price of whea;. to-
day followed a decline of an even cent
under Yesterdays lowest figures. May
wheat closed with ne; gain of - cents.
July is M 'em'i cent. Probabilities of
decreased primary receipts formed tn.
provisions are abom; unchanged: oats are
up as cont.
The leading fu:urcs closed as follows:
WliEAT-No. May, Is; July, 9S7s:
Sent. ?1is.
CORN-No. March. ass: May. As:
July. ISL: Sent. 49,
nATS-No. May. BIS; July. 3I-.; Sept
2'a
MESS PORK May. 10: july. TO
IARD-MaN. 6.4I; July. 10
SHORT RIBS May. So: July. $50.
Cash nuot"tionS We're rs follows:
FIOt R-Eary.
W!IEAT--Nn. spring. l"Smll5 No ).
lotH. rs: No. . red. III n I1h..
COR\-No. =. ~; No. : yellow. 81
OATS-No. >. SIS. No. white. - a, ;
No. :: white. 3lM%..
Rl F.-No. :. 7IT'H.
BARLEY Good frctling Is
MAI TlNG-Fair 20 chnice i:G. a.
FLAX SEEDING. l. II: No. | north
western. l:;..1..
MESS pORk-13 i0li -
LARD $50
s!iORT EIEs. sIDES-I.ooSc c.55,ac 20
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-BoAed, 675lr
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Personal Notes.

| Prof. George +. Vincent is president
of the. new Municipal Museum of chi
cayn which Was formally opened and
dedicated at the end of last week.
Prof. X. Mubius has retired from the
dictatorship Of the Berlin Museum OF
Natural History. The position has
been offered Ia Prof. ii. III. SchduinS-
land director of the museum at BrC-
men.
The Oldest known survivor of the
Black Hawk Indian War of ISL is
Alexander r. Sullingcr. of Mcl.cans-
boro. H.. who is now passing the 92d
year of his life in the state oi which he
is "a native and lifelong resident.
Prof. William l.. Hooper. head of the
electrical engineering department of
Tufts College. has been granted u sur
ficicntly long lcLv" of absence tn study
the problem Of the protection of hi@i
voltage transmission lines from tie ct-
fects of lightning.
II. ". Dunning. Il member of the
American Oriental Society. and for
| meriy instructor in Semitic languages
and literature in Yale University. has
! just Stditeu vi SiAtl tIlp up tiiS
Nile. to get his final material for his
book. To-day on the Nile
Thomas st. John Gaffney. who is to
be- appointed Consul General Of tho
| United States at Dresden. t;rrniany.
| WAS born aud educated in lrelaud. and
has been strong supporter Of all
NOV e,nerts If his time in behalf Of the
| IriSl, nationality. He WAS u fricml aud
coworllcr Of the late Charles Stewart
Parncll.
| II. Adcibert White. secretary Of the
Crosby day has issued u circular in
which he asks all religious OrganiZa-
| lions to set apart Sunday, March &c.
the nearest Sunday TO the eighty-fifth
birthday of Fanny J. Crosby. the au-
| thor Of many popular hymns. that her
compositions may be sung and her SER
| vices to the church be otherwise hon.
ored.
Emperor William has presented to
Harvard University that part of the
German exhibit at st. Louis Exhibit
Of Germany. The collection. which is
| regarded by the university as a notable
accession. will be officially rendered to
| Hary ard on Tuesday. by DR.. Theodore
Lewald. the imperial German commits
sioncr ut the Exposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
The New Orleans Fire.

The worst Of the fires thus far on
record for 1905 is that which has caused
- loss OF over $1,000. 900 in the heart of
the business section of New Orleans.
AZ compared with the great fire which
destroyed the business section of Halti-
more about a year ago. this is Il small!
fire. Yet ii is d serious matter for any
city however great and prosperous to
have $5.0o9.O10 worth of property wiped
out. and the blow is particularly upon
New Orleans. since the fire consumed
several elevators. cotton storehouses.
railroad terminals and IL long line of
wharvcs with the result that for many
months to come the shipping facilities
uf the city will be seriously crippled.
Incidentally. an enormous quantity Of
nobody charges. rs was recently done
in Alabama. that its burning was in
order to raise the price upon the rest
of the years supply.
New Orleans is one Of the largest and
most interesting of our American cities.
No city in the South is so populons ard
none enjoys more romantic or historic
associations. Settled by the French
two centuries ago. it is. today. the only
large American city which has the line
Sharply drawn separating the old set
tiement from the new. one nationality
from the other. Canal street is this
dividing line. upon one side the resi-.
uehces and places of business re.
sembiine those Of other prosperous
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. March I.
FIbT R--Rocci,rtS, 1855; exports. Ni.i
sales. 41,": s7.cady but dull.
WHEAT-Rece IT'S. 2lth: exports. Is -!
Sal@S 4Hn futures: SpO, firm: M. " red
nominal elevator; No. > red. III II
aiio1t: No. | northern Duluth. II i
aflolt: No. l hard Manitoba III. + l
ai!Cdt.
CORN-Recepts. 1l1.115: exports. 81 g.
sales, 3-ooo spot; spo; easy; No. >. IS ele-
Natoi and .@l2 o b afioat; No. ; yellow.
90: No. While. :33,.
OATS-Receil.s. 14lOOC; exports 900;
spot steady: mixed. 3603a lbs. :1if;iS: nat
ura! white. :Ni32 lis. $50 S.. clipped
white 36n &c his. ISL ~ iia.
I,ARD-Steady; refined steady
PORK-Stcady.
FL TTER-Wr.k and unchanged
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCGAR-Raw firm: refined firm.
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American cities: on the other size
quaint and antiHuatcd architecture.
shop signs. and names Of streets. even
the language Of the people are those of
an old French city. Who has not been
charmed by the romances by George
w. Cable. whose scenes are laid in this
city And who has not lOnGed to W.T.
ness the magnificencc and enthusiasm
Of the celebrated Mardi Gras ce'ebra-
ton? The sympathy of the Who'll"
country goes out to New Orleans as IT
staggcrs under its severe blow. and
everybody hopes that its recovery will
be. prompt and complete.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. March l.
FLOt'R-Lownr: spring patents. mill
shipments. 61Nn5.1J.
CORN-S.teady: No. 3 yellow. -G'%GI1,
OATS-Unchansed; No. clipped white.
ISL. 49,
Mill. FEED-Easicr
ERAN-Srrinr. 19.:r0Ml91J
MIXED FEED-21mo3
COTTON SEED MEAI-26OO
PORK-Steady. unchanged: medium. *.
fEEF-Qrict and easy; choice whole
cattle Ti5dSH.
AN BS-Steady: spring lambs. 1Im12.
VEAL S-Firm: 1Mt11
81 TTER-Slightly easier: northern, 80
0,333,k
CHFESE-Firm: York state. 13,.M14
E';GS-Firmsr: fancy -: eastern. 3lT3.
APPI ES-Quiet but firm: Baldwins. !. -
G,2.25
POTATOES-Quiet but steady: HouIton
Hebr"ns 4lM4o: Green Mount aims. 43I e.:
Dakota reds. 3550i3S; jersey sweets. 4.OO00
$50
StGAR-Steady on basis Of 60 for
granula. ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
Aches and Pains.

You know by experience tha' ~
aches and pains of rheumatism are nv
nermanently. but only temporarily re-
,ieved by external remedles'
Then why not use an Internal ie
dy-Hood's Sarsaparilla, when 81
rec.s the acidity of the blood on "hica
rheumatism depends and cures the a.
sease? ... tho
This medicine has done more TOT inc
rheumatic than any other medicine III
the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
'Tis the Girl.

ii isn't the gown. though you think it is
that.
rs the girl.
II ism the plume of the Partisan han.
rs the girl.
II isn't the music that maketh the franc.
OF delight in the glorious Whirl OF the
dance.
It's the girl
II i%n,,f she styl"-you may think il is
It's the girl.
Ii isn't HON" longing that rcntcth tn" Hat.
It's the girl.
u isn't til" bottle. 1T Isn4 the bird
Tldt som"thi!iS anew i'll your being has
stirred.
Its the girl.
1t isn't that YOU Of old ladies are fond.
$ the girl.
Ii isn't that Mamma is b, unc.Ec or blonde.
rs the girl.
II Isn't that YOU care to strike up with Pa
hricf conversation or fathcrs-n-law-
Its the girl.
II isn't an idle within sire, chr.h the neck
It's the girl
1t isn't philanthropy Ora wcth tn. check.
rs the girl
II isn't tn fear of the soon diWr ing sun
Inaf lrat"th the cards ere the game is
LIS the girl.
1t isn't the innermost love of the play.
is the girl
1t isn't that You have two flyers I say.
It's the girl
IL isn't the plush Of tine oprra box
mat bril,g"th divorce % your p.llS,. from,
your rocks.
It's the girl.
)" would YOU the ;ll-pctcnt mainspri,. of
man.
Seek the girl
Md II ar-ht goes wrong with some well
ordered plan.
Seek Tho girl
or mn r"'":h carth with grip that is
Eu. il YOU would know who il rr,or ~,
HIM, VI
Seek tn" girl!
). W. Foley. in New York Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

son for annulrent of marriage our
calendars would be crowded with
cases. We. ourself, example OF
probity as we are, remember having
put in black and white many VOW
which We have failed to live W 10.
That judge evidently thinks about
counting as Judge Peters did about :"
hOrs: trade. that some lying is TO De
expected.
begin their seasons work. i'll "A lie"
wec1s. the fleet will be smaller than
ever before From all along shore
come reports of masters retiring
from the business because of small
returns for their hard and danger
ous work while the vessels are
fewer than ever the gales of last iaii
and this winter having taken many
out of the shipping list. The Meet
has been dwindling gradually 40,
twenty-five years. and no EesseiS vi
| this claSS-tWo-maSted Scnooi'trs vi
| 100 TO 80 tons-are being punt 10
replacC those lost or broken up. re"
| vessels Of loss than $50 tons are
hujlt nowadays. except for Hah"I''
| and i'm th., course of another decade.
at tn" present rate IF loss. the OH
time Maine ruastinE fleet VIII !"
rretty nearly wiped out. WHAT
means viii then be adopted for the
TRANSFORMATION Of lumber to bos'o"
and ,l,e other nearby ports is PROB
lem that has already engaged thc at
| ,o,,ion of shippers. and there are
'o,,,o ,,ho believe that the trade will
10 .,on, in barees of light draft and
small tonnage.
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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago March l.
CATTI E-Rcccilts. 2..GGD: good to prime
steers. 5o-tn6.GO.
IlOGS-Rct eipts. :s,0Op: mixed and
butchers. 41'nlGJ
RocniIts, 1900; good 10 choice
wetherS, $685.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
New York Cotton Market.

New York March
Spot closed quiet Il points higher Mid
ding urlands. 10: do. gulf. 500. Sales.
81 900 bales.
Galveston steady. ~: Charleston firm.
~: Memphis steady. ~: New Orleans
steady. 5-l6: Mobile steady. TX: Savan
nah nominal, 7ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
Oaily kennebee Journal
EsTAeLlsHED, 1915.

No notice whatever will be taken OF
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return OF re-
jected communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements 10
RIrRLEIGH & FLINT, Publishers'
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

strong at the best of Tia" day ana at sub
-. an.IaI gains over last night
Bonds were ready. T.tal sales. par
VI l,r. s.. 1I1 .an.
I nitcI States coupon -, advanced i.
The IS 4 ana The new is y In cent.
on ,all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

ConsulidateG-Nct receipts FOR i've days
ll1.1i
Exports to Great Britain III: /"
France. llu: To ;hc continent. .D.jE. to
Japan. 36S. 10 MEXICO. l.i4l
stock ii. L.,
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FAYETTE.
Town meeting March 6.

Town meeting March 6.
Mrs. Simeon Chlse is very low. and
is expected to live but a few days.
Mrs. Oscar Neal went to Boston a
week ago for Il several weeks stay.
Walter I'nlcrwoo has :; very prom
iSin., "olt by Nelson 2.N3.
II. J. Tuck has sold about sixty acres
of his timber land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

pr. N"iSt suggests that what are
called volcanic craters i'll the moon
may be the coral islands or atolIs of a
lunar sea now dry. The Pacific ocean.
II "raporated. would. he saws. leave
mountains resembling volcanic craters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
EARhlNGDALE.

Mrs. Arthur JeWctt of Bath. formerly
of F"rnin:d:,lc. arrived here Friday
called by the illness of Mrs. II. w.
,'ewett
ID. c. Foster who has been sick for
the past three weeks is reported much
better.
Mrs. II. w. Jewctt is reported better.
II. +. Libby who has been in New
York the past year arris ed home SIT
urlay niCht.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTH WAYNE.


Tho funeral Of E:lkanHn Smith, who
died "Wednesday morning after Il few
weeks illness with the grip. was held
| AT his home Friday afternoon. His
age was e.. years. He leaves two
b,,ticrS, Andrew cf New York. and
Captain Winfi, Ill Of the National
Home. TnGuS. ana one sister. Mrs.
Glorvina Richards. who with him bad
lived at home and cared for their aged
mother who was buried some three
weeks ago MIR. Smith v;,s IL lifelong
resident here and very much respected
by all He was a member of Mcssa-
| lonskec Lodge, F.. and a. NJ. Of Oak
land. and also member OF the Lewis
III. Wing Post, G.. A. X. The brothers
and sister have the sympathy Of
friends III their bereavement
George I.add has Il position as con-
ductor on the electrics in Boston.
The masquerade ball at the hal,
W ctneSday evening was we'll attended,
about 30 couples being present. Music
WAS furnished by Miss F.dna Gill's or
,bpS,ri The costumes were tne. The
prizes for best were awarded to Earl
Uutchins and Miss Lula Wells. An
oyster supper was served by Mrs.
Webster
A social and supper at the hall Fri
day evening Was chjoNed DH IN" iafS"
hummer present. N''"''I ~ ">,.''
%'l'S'S were NIL anu Mis- N9Pi '" '-'9
81 pakiithu.
Mrs. Eetsy Crosby who has been i'll
for some time is improving.
SOUTH FAYtI 'e.
Friday. Fob. -. Il liitl" daughter WAS
born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Walton.
MIS- W. r'' N'"N'''
tr"ckcr are o'' 'l'e SIGN ~
Mrs. +. II. Kent recently p!Id WISH
| to friends at Providence. i. |.
Miss Ethel Bates is visiting relatives
ut Turner.
Leon Chase is working at Eunford
Falls.
Miss Kate Berry is working at Port
| land.
Mrs. ". W. Grover is recovering
from an attack "i the SfH'.
W. w. Walton visited Lewiston last
wrr!; AS delegate I" the \. .. I. W.
convention from the Pocas*ctt Lodge
of Wayne.
I " Pix. served ON the grand jury
ut augusta.
,r,o 1-,;oL+c of tho N,ccatnes of
n... ,,.;I, ,,,,d =, ro,;,h1a and grand
hall at WAYNE hall. Friday evening.
March s. This society has recently
instituted a lodge in Wayne ana IL II
Meeting with 'nuch 'iNor ""'o''9 'e
y"''n: men WINE ''.''",S rs ny
@''P -
NJ. and Mrs. Holman Norris. Mr..
Colt Miss Bertha t:ot' aud Miss May
CLAYTON arc appointed rs Delegates |"
o''''' NV . ,,,
- .,''" :. ,,..,,.'.,,
'''S "''' -
IN" EPNoI'h IS" ~ 'e'' : -
the Mansion. Saturda! evening
The Art Committee heid meeting
at the nome OF MIS-. u. Z. lfloou' FIJI
"'s .e :. .,, VA,
r,a and Do. ~ T, ,,oor. of U-..tor-
I'm, lin .no.i, :. ~. p,nt;s, cburch
o,; 49, r,oo,
i9' -n''i ION N>'''''. "'', ,,; '''' ,,,,
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LITCHFiEIO PLAINS.

Guy l.. T.enncr from cobb Divinity
school, Lewiston, is expected to preach
at the Plains church next Sunday.
Yer! many are i'll with Il cold in this
vicinity.
Warrants are posted for the annual
town meeting on March 9Th. Article
~ of the warrant is to see if the town
will vote to have a liquor agency.
Rev. Mr. Nickerson of Bowdoinham
preached at the Plains, Sunday.
Hon. and Mrs. Oramandal Smith
we're home from Augusta. Sunday.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. J. Quinlan & Co.;
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta
Maine. Tel. 52-2.
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NORTH BELGRADE.

TIL" ladies OF North belgrade met ut
the home OF Mrs. John *. Danren,
Thursday afternoon. Feb. %. for the
purpose of having u lacking bee. The
results of their work were two new
cnmfortableS which they will present to
Miss Martha Bachelor. Her father
lost mis- household goods by fire Il few
weeks ago. \ I'm" picnic supper was
served consisting Of cold meats. Salads
cakes. etc. This good work Was start
ID by the grange members and others
Kindly Iclpcd. All pronounced it Il
Very pleasant dffair.
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MT. VERNON.

The funeral of the late DIR. Silts Bur
bank will be held at the Baptist church
i'm this village. "Wednesday morning at
10 O'clO,-k. and viii be conducted by tn"
local Masonic lodge OF which the de-
ceased had been an active member for
rlany years.
Linwood Wells has returned from
Augusta.
The people cf Mt. Vernon and
vicinity will be interested to know that
William T.. Carson mas opened a grain
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Ridley Of North
Vienna spent Sunday at George Wells.
Mr. and Mrs w. Fl. crafts of Sou.l
Windham are in town.
Miss Grace York OF New Sharon is
visiting in town.
= \. Hall wen. to Pennington, last
week, with drove OF cattle.
Mrs. Geo. Wells who has been sick is
Improving.
Harrison w Web5cr has returned
from Augusta wher" he has been
Spending a few iavs
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READFlELp DEPOT.

The annOunt emcnt is received of the
birth Of Il daughter. Alice Gordon. to
Mrs. Alice Ethel sherman. Feb. list.
Mt. Holly. y. j. Congratulations wcr"
sent by the once Il Week Club which
origin std with Mrs. Sherman.
r. Nj. Hutchinson. Winchester. Mass.
who came t. Auburn on business
stopped over Sunday with relatives in
Feadfield and left on the early train,
Monday. for Rochester n. H.. planning
to reach his home in the evening.
Mrs. Martha Patte! son. Winthrop. re-
Gently visited her sister. Mrs. Fred W.
Brown.
ii. ID. Whittier has just finished
beautiful desk made of balm of Gilead
iamber which is quite rare as the trees
are not very plenty. Mr.. Whittier has
puzzled his friends. asking them to de-
slgnate the species of lumber.
Mrs. J. II. Gordon recently visited her
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,*ot FOR yeas have there, been 50 few
fish arrive in Portland IA this week.
and tn" Friday thinner is likely to have
salt cO,! as tn" ccntcfpiccc
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LAkESHORE.

Mrs. NJ. l.. Bacon WaS the guest of
Mrs. G.. W. Sw;ft, Thursday
Master George r. Ellis is spending a
f"w days with lis grandfather Laforest
Ellis.
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. w. !.lanch spent Il
f"w days 1T his brothers. {. a. Branch.
Mrs. y. A. Ecc.' aud family We're TIL"
guests Of Mrs. NJ. l.. I;acoh, Sunday.
e. A. Rrancn and Bert Blanchard are
packing apples FOR r.. w. Longley.
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dlushtcr. Mrs. Roy l.. Brown. Liver.
more Falls.
Eugene whittier who Is employed on
the electric plant, Oakland. has been
quite Ill with measles but is now recov-
crinE.
a party. given by Miss Nellie Ed
rc"c"' Saturday evening. was harp:
gathering = scho"lnatcs and friends.
Ih"r" were forty guests who ,,ariici-
I''tci IN the evenings festivities vhicl,
closed with dancing.
~" subject Of the service at tho
CHAPEL. Wednesday cvcnin. VA;
t.ifiSt the Good Sh"phcr,I.'
vAssALBoRo.
POPE AVENUE-M ana Mrs L.
{. Barker were callers at Mrs Kate NJ.
ropes. Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. ii. Pope attended
the funeral Of Stephen L;lwton ut Sea-
ward. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Doe from Lake
SIDE were callers in the place. Sunday
Harold Bayord has left Mrs. Kate
Pope's and gone to work for MIR. Arnr
Little. ii" is Il good boy ana will gaiE
ifleI"S Wherever 10 goes. All were.
sorry to have him leave the place"
Rev. aud Mrs. Geo. II. Pope aud Miss
Bertha 'ioudrum calln,: at Henry Ia
hers. Sunday afternoon.
N"Itcl TAYLOR attended the enter
'iihment given by the Whittier Scnonl
League at Fast NasSalborO, Friday
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

The familiar testimony is being
brought out il court in Bangor that
while 4 person might Jrowl. himself in
three per cent teer he could never get
intoxicated on it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

a new four-.tory brick block on
Maine street is one Of the good things
which are promised for Dexter, this
spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

1t is reported that Boston and New
York parties have purchased all the
.tock Of the Bar Harbor e. Union River
Water Power Co. and thL, the original
pan OF building on Cnion river. ut
Ellsworth of Il dam so feet high will be
carried out. II iG proposed to use The
power thus developed by daminhnG
JIion River for the generation Of cleo
trical power. 10 be transmitted t" Bar
Harh"r and other points in Hancock
County, and ryci, to Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

One Of the largest public requests il
eco by the late jonh G. Wordsworth O.
Bangor to the Home Tor Aged Men ii
that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

Counterfeit half dollars are circu-
lat:ng in Portland and vicinity ana
everybody is getting fooled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-10
To the Mothers Of Ardmore.

The women of the civic League be-
seech you to encourage your children
to enter the battle against dirt, dis
ease and death. G.rm.ladden rubbish
piles in our yards are the dan8c:
sources Of sporadic cases of typh1i1,
diphtheria. scarlet fever and kin !:ed
malignant diseases that rob or homes
of our children and bring sorr' W and
regret TO our hearts. CleAl ahd
wholesome yards with a feE nr''iitnt
flowers and graceful 'railirg Vines,
and the laughter of children playinG
there can never be replac' by the
most cnrefully kept 10, a .hH cere-
terry. however beautiful the costly
mouumsnt reared above the sacred
clay or however fragrant the rare eXot-
los offered at tha Shrine Of the Grim
Reaper by bereft relatives and sorrow
ing friends.
Let ms plant flowers for the living,
ror wait tin death claims our loved
ones.
TO you. the mothers and hor,e.
makers. we look for assistance AMI o..
couragement in this great work W,
have undertaken.
Most cordially yours.
CIVIC COMMITTEE.