davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

ID ls u very serious business trying
t:rossrr has collected statistics Of Grim, )
and accidents in the city for the first six
,lnnthS Of 1903 ami the totals Stagg"r
even tie chicago editors. II appears thai
81 PERSONS were killed aud g?1 were
injured hy personal violence in tn.
city during this period. During tn"
S.nnr period last wear the persons
Kilrd w personal violence numbered
~ ~" Injured 800. The Increase in
"rIin"S e Niol"nr" is attributed chiefly
\" tn pt"tractcd transfers STRIKE.
This locs not mitigate but rather az
srlNat's its shamefulneSs. Mr.. Gross
"rS statistics relating to accidents are
hardly less discrCditable to the city
thtn those relating to crime. Durir.
'he ~ 81 SIX months Of last year % ter-
sons were accidentally killed in Chi
Gag" anu $50 We're accidentally Injured
curing the iirst six months Of l90. Az,
WV" '''ii"htui! Killed AMI @.1l6 were
accidentally injured. OF those who
were hurt or lost their lives by acct
"eh' iIfihI the first six months of this
Year los were killed and 3l2 were in
lurcd III railroad accidents. A., YER.
killed and 49, were injured in street
railway accidents, and :5were killed and
"a2 We're injured by teams. wagons
and automobiles. These figures in
,iicate reckless and wanton disre-
gard by many people of the right OF
other people to safety in their limbs
AID lives and doubtless Sive Chicago i
worse showing than is made by any
other city in the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16
A Record Breaking Year for Maine.

UrunSWich l:rrur,iD
TN" GUNNER "f 1905 ma, been i gluri-
onS and prosperous season thro1ghoC'
Maine. II is irlirvc,. mat more prnnl.
nave visited the state this year thtu
ever before: the :'umnc:' resorts hay.
been flied I" Overflow liz: ana hotel pro-
rrirt"rS hay" been "hi%,.,i to turn
away hundreds who sou.l.l cntrrtain-
mcnt. The railroads, found u large in
crease in their passenger traffic ana
electric lines everywhere lave profile,
Immensely by I'll" prrS,'nr' Of tn sum
mtr visitor. It is 4 reasonable asSumr-
tion that many thous;tn Is Of good dol
lars have been brought = Maine durin"
III" season just ended. That m"an::
greater prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

no immediate prospect of that. Japan
has OH hand nearly all the proceeds of
the last foreign loan of $3.50, 900, 900. but
there are many uses for the money.
More battlcships have to be procured.
rifles for the army. The railroads must
be re-"puipprd. Port Arthur and Danny
have 20 be rchabilitated. 1t will even be
impossible at once to reduce the heavy
war taxes which are grievous burden
upon til. industries of Japan. That Ia
ton cannot lav aside all thoughts of tu
ture war. as the United States did af
ter the Civil War was over, and devote
itself exclusively to production. Japan
must keep itself always ready for war.
That is a drain ON the resources of Il
poor country.
In view of the present indebtedness of
Japan ana Russia and the comparativ,
poverty of the people. it is not sur
prisiI.s, that the money lenders of tn,
world We're aNcrse to a continuance of
the war. They forcsaw the time when
if it Went on, it would be difficult Il
persuade cautious Investors to buy the
securities OF those countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16
Pointed Paragraphs.

IN average pocket oliary is IN nnlin.
iSlrd romance.
y man $ ideal during couriShip ) "ht 7"
h. his ordeal after marriage.
4 wise man gives cross women and
crossed electric wires Il wild" berth
a WOMAN may beat her husband tAik-
ing. but Size makes him heat tile carpets.
1t il better to have warts on your hands
than frcclllcS on your disposition.
There's usually vast difference be
tween what 4 man is aud what he Pre-
tends to be.
A mans idea Of an intelligent woman is
one who doesn't try to impress nm with
his ignorance.
NJ ,pattcr how worthless Il nam may
he his wife thinks nc will develop into u
genius sooner or later
Tn. man who always wants To- be sure
he is right before gong , amr:,n i ~ 70
~ :IMernol,Ipd os ,.useM ouM deqo Ieq,o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16
Large VS.. Small COLLEGES.
N;"ckl:nd Star.)


The perennial question. "Shnll + send
my hoy I" :; small college or 10 Il city
college" Is just now being ;tmXiouSIv
discussed in many homes. \ BOSTON
paper recently hnd It leading editorial
on TINS subject in which the writer
said: For the youth whose futur,
Is TO ne PASSED mainly in great cities.
l"ur N'"ia ~ Z small fresh water col
leg Is me best preparation it is pos
SIDE - conceive. What he needs above
;tii c'Se Is rigid mental discipline. For
"a" youth Wh" is to become after
ejaculation q country school teacher ar
country clergyman it would he hard
:, " worse misfortune than
'''''"'' " = small country college.
.'''w,',rr thorough his Scholarship may
be ne leaves college unpublished and nm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

1t is Il little late in the season up
this way t. be Interested in new ways
to fight mosquitoes but here is Il
scheme worth cutting out and say.
ing for reference" next sprinS. 1t is
the discovery Of Memphis man who
says to rub alum on your face and
hands. When the mosquito takes =
bite il Fuckers its buZZrr SO il can't
sting. It sits down in 4 damp place.
tries To dig tn" quicker loose. ,'atchc,
its death If "nlh ana Cics OF rnrumo-
mia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16
Recoilections of Boston BY 4 Tourist.

tNtN trt tilttJl.J
\ subway sign requests uaSA,-'i.,.i. .i,p;
Ia Splt On az OF tu,' p!utfuUrl.
Conductors 81 cars IDNrl Say "SjvI, .,''-
IN. tut = swinging bulletin Z. slI'i,.-
reads "PlCaS'. mrV" quickly"
~ a station WI,.r. ptaScug. r4 rM4u-4.
fot Lexington ana Concor! IL u sn
warning pr"Gi' that they must unt .l.n}.:
NJ prsl. INT tliat tl-y mast rr..f'at .A,.
rights Of DUr another.
What is tin name nj the ,,aik2" nei,.l
TIE tourist of tn" cor near th- T1FI.r4.
'"rris is no park wa TN. irnreriout
r"Ily. This i I'll" Public Garden IL i;,...
.Ih" same cor il answer " " question:
Hhnut ECac0n stree. said. Its til. str,rt
whore the State ilnuSn stands.
II Paul Revere Wer- to Irif-rr III Nv.
NH Hn,,; aph ;, waIF II Up s@ia : fsst III
Italian in order 10 nlt<" MS way
The armrry ut TIA" Ancient aud Honor
9blt Artillery of Boston ig reached ~, i
circuiiouS rcut" through huch-tcr'.,
and meat sails. ana 4 stairway tir. r,-
:rtnbl"S q. cUrkSCrrw.
Nearly ever. nth,r mar Won ric,t IL. ta.
vicinity Of ola Siat' IiuUS,. HJa II nigga
phone concealed undcr his coat lNI',i
yoa ask question tn, native Wins UNI
the Sounfcr aud higgins "a talk :,i,,.,t t.,
historic surroundings.
Walters in cafes ar required I'd pas wv.
examination on TIM Boston NaSS.t,r,
Why the monument stands on Hunk,r
litl instead of Breeds H:li: Whore i.tr
R"vcrr started on his ride lr irxir4.i,,l
ana Concord. 3ni How "a r,t wv rIa.vitI
ltl"rc th"N can u" trustee To tfti,'. an ~
Gcr for i m'.l-
Conduct rrs ~ trolley clr; cn .a,. ..r. VI,
lcN Irsst,'l and trnc,'rd arc ol1. r~uus,r;
to know huW C,jtl w rpiitct f.tr X ,i...
the T"ut'. Arriving ~ Lexington. e; '.,ir-
~ asked tint tnCItt"U MA th. l,Nr Ii-t-
cock house. wh.l r. tur WY s.Ga.r Wy tn.
i'C'lar:ltiOu ana SAM Adams Nr..
arons,1i from sleep IN PAU ~. ,.rr
This 3iH't M sight -Srtiu' Vrhj.k 80 ,i,,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16
The Debts Of Russia and Japan.

IN spite Of the great ana victorious
war which it has just waged the debt
Of japan today, is but very little larger
than thr debt nf the United States. hut
Of course, when we consider the pro-
,Iuctiy" capacity ana deht paying
bower of the two countries tn" debt Of
I7Irnu will PROV" Ve;y hurd"nSome for
a long tim. ana this is the reason the
.JanHn, people arc 50 enraEed that
nn indemnity was secured from Rus
STA AT the close Of the Civil War the
United States had debt of s.. 80 600.
900 II was a heavy debt for a country
with a population Of about 35.00o.9O0.
Americans were not discouraged by its
size. They postponed everything else
to the task of reducing it. They let the
great navy they had created rust
away. 1t was not long before they had
the national debt So we'll in hand that
they ceased to think about il.
When the war between Russia and
Japan began the national debt of Rus
S:a. incurred in part fer the coustruc-
ti"n If state railways. vas about 49,.
"~.0Oo.ooN. The loans negotiated on &c
count at tn. war aggregate $40. 000. 900.
That makes tn" total indebtedness Of
Si:10, 900. coo Sentimental considerations
apart. ii is not surprising that the Rus
Sian government was unwilling to aid
to its financial burdens by the payment
uf IN indemnity.
TIL" national debt of Japan prior to
the war was S.j4.O00,OO The loans
made for military purposes aggregate
S6'n,h"Hoo0. The total internal and for
cien debt of japan is 5000 0oO. O0o. That
is only trific more than the interest
bearing debt of the United States.
Americans look on the $685. 600 200
they owe rs 4 bagatelle. That is not
because the United States has s.; 200.
oo0 p"opl. ana the debt is only a little
over so per capita. hut because the
productive capacity and debt paying
power of the average American is 50
great. 1t is many times that Of the
average Japanese or Russian. The per
capita value "f Japanese mamuflc-
lures is 81 ana of American manufnc-
lures SIP. The total capital Of the COM
mercihl. industrial, mining. ana ship
ping undertakings of Japan at the be-
ginning of the war was $429. 00O. 900, less
than half as much money as there is
The population of Russia much ex-
cceds that Of the United States. but the
productive capacity Of Il Russian is in
fcrior To that of an American.
Russian exports average little over
s.: Il head. and American exports over
SlS. Russia will pay the interest on its
debt regularly. but To do so will be u
severe strain upon the people. There
will he no attempt to decrease it.
Doubtless ii will be Increased. \ navy
has :" be created. The wear and tear
81 railways duc to the war must be
made good.
IL" internal loans of Japan represent
money borrowed from its own people
money which had been largely employ
e' IN their trade and manufactures.
ms welfare Of Japan will be greatly
promoted if that money can be return
ed speedily whence it came, There is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

u is considerably over half 4 century
.inc. President Angel ~ 'hr University
nf Michigan was a boy but h" mas npi
forgotten the time. In 4 recent articl"
strongly defending coi.rG' athletics he
.,,y. the public is IS crazy over foot
han as are students. aud his statement
h. pretty clos" to III" facts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

When Mr.. Bryan declares that tina
Democratic party is not yet dead 1t III !
,,icates that he believes there is Il
chance for him to continue in 1903 the
work of killing it which he began ~
1896 and has since kept a: so industri-
,,IiSly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

Let us hope that The sneaking ana
President scored so numerically and
50 dcservc,lly is no NOR" representative
Of French Journalism tl:n some of the
are representative u American Journal
isu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

THE Girll"ss t"lcph"n" is coming and
~. hors.lrSS "arriar" is going. says
~ -. hangr. Thcr" is no question
about the latter part "f the assertion
III f.u.t, Il is III" tremendous speed at
. h.ch The hnrSclcsS carriage IS going
tha, makes good part Of IN" tr"uhl"
M H.. Mnrll II thn present time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

E@ngor News; More than &C years ago.
when the four-horse stag. coach ran
from Bangor to Augusta every day,
the postmaster at New burg was .Jabe.
NnOWiton. 4 very respectable tra"":
WI" conducted 4 general store. ana W.>:;
interested III many .rtcrpr!s..s fol, thu.
b"ttc1mcnt of the town. Mr.. Jnb.l
knoWi;on was postmaster for 30 years
and when he died III, Office was passed.
along to his son Amos W. knowltou,
"ho Received ana sorted ana delivered
IA" p1pers and lctt,r in the s;inir
building where his Father lad started.
Ny. l\uowlton, III" younger, enlarged
his business operation ia many dir,,-
Tons. The Maine Central railroad hn.!
VI tn" old Augusta sag" coach out Of
nuSil.'SS forever. though the ii;ingOr
?;.d HiXMolIt stage Still called ut The
old lost office gong and coming. ami
the younger Mr.. I[unwlton held III"
commission rs Postmaster IS his fath.'r
Lad dome before him. Children who
had gone To the knoN!;un store for
tn II Edil grew 10 :aH ilood and We
mamie "a. married, reared families and
died. ana still III" third ..rd fourth gen
cratiuns Of NcWbur3'.rS sought the
linnvitnn Stor" for .hr.' n:;iil. Though
the knowltons WEI" K"publcans in
I,oiItics. and though E"nsoCrIti" pr"si
cents and administrations came IN +!
went. the post office was never chang
'i For 90 years III" letters hav"
poured in 1T the publ N,rdOW and for
as long Il Kline have tn" Citizens called
for what tn" stag" brought along. ON
August 81, 1905. TIL" last letter passed
out from TIL. KnuWitnn store. Amos
w. Knowltoa, who represented mis-
| town IL tn" Main. hnu,a in 1891 an !
VINO sat in The Main" s"nat" from Pa
r"bscot county in 1893 I'D l:o,. gay p.
NJ his stamps, Su:rnni,-rcI his COM
!nISsinn and became all "X-poStmaSt.r.
on the morning Of sem. |. 1903. tl,r
Rural Free Delivery inar Went about.
| from house to hou, cay, wing III" daily
! InaiS D'hc post OFFICES nt Ncwburg
South N"WburG, \eN Burg Centre and
N"Whurc Village had ceased to exist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
All Maine joins in the Wish.
tPOrtlan.l AruuS.)


Ytslt rday Bishop o'Cnnrell started
from this city on his long journey 10
Japan whittier he has been seat on Il
ercCiai mission by th@ Pope. Portlan :!
h 'artily wishes bishop UConncll bon
voyage. " successful '1ie>i.n. an inter
cstinG experience in OH Nippon ana u
hnppy return to til good Old state Of
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

DR. Washington GLADDEN. is still elo-
ouently discoursing on tie subject Of
tainted money. though everybody else
seems to have lost interest in the sub
i,.ct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16
DaiIy kennebet Journal
ESTABLISHED, 1925.

Nh notice whatever will be taken Of
unsigned communications.
Tho journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return OF re-
tected communications.
Address all communications relating 60
subscriptions and advertisements to
nITRLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16
Saturday, September IS, 1905

+, is the good old story from all sides
Of the largest entering class on rec
ord
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

tins S"ctl'n OF Maine. The fair was
started Ill 1883. ana exhibitions have
been given every yenr with III" ex..ti-
ton Of 190i-or 20 i'm all In 1895 the
lalr passed into the hands Ct Mr.. ,.sdl
ana i-:'ra L. Stearns. WHO have coI
Guct'd i 'V"' since. PteSi tent Real
estimates tn" average annual ,Xpra-cs
81 IN" falr 1t $4,000 50 that the .i2-
Gr".;atc cost "t Tie - .xhiiiliruS hLy
been $4,000. Pie livestock premiums
pave averaged about $G.UGu annually. 50
that :inc" the intention nt th,. fair th4
sum Oh *i"-,oOo has been paid out ia
breeders. President Br;I says tat.
Wlflt me attention OF cattle breed. rs
mas III recent years conferred chiefly il
~ dairy COW. hr believes that his,o. V
VIII repeat itself. and that in tn. ;..a~
tntur" beef cattl" will ag::in i.cnf.lr
numerous in Main.
The leading story .low running in III,
Youths Companion is The RAINY Dav
Railroad War" by i!oll,an +. Day. II
IS 10 oe III nine instuil.ntnt- of which
the second appeared in this weeks is
sue. IL IS q story of rulthcrn Maine
"it mas an abuu,iaar. ~ characters.
illusions ana incidents; HAT are easily
recognized by Main.. readers. ETH;
Week ; issue Of the COMPANION also has
snort story, THE Last watch on th.
IEmpr' IS, by Albert ". Tolman. Il
."unE Portland lawy,.r WHO is Il regl-
lar contributor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

When the frost holds eff until tho
middle of September II Goes II" asf" :
damage To Maine crops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

One of the miracles nf the week Over
East has been the selection 1T last Of
n site for tho Bango- library
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

The premiums of the Eastern Stat"
:air have already been paid in fun am
They are already making plans Cor next
years exhibition. President Zeal OK
presses himself IS gratified with the
SUCCESS Of the fair this year. and IS
confident shat it will gain in attrar-
.ivcnrSS and usefulness i'll future Yc%rs.
That the fair has been of great benefit
to Bangor is well understood. and mat
it has afforded much encouragement
to the stock raising industry is shown
by the great increase. since III" cNhi-
billions were begun in III" i'Iinprrs e
fine cattle, horses, sheep AMI swine n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

I:nliiSh card ShHTr-rf ar IN % h.d WY.
tin" "f ih"m REMARKS .3 a. lttr......tf.l
monte: Even IT," soldiers ar- E,t u..
tIu smart for MS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

After separation 81 y years. JOS
"Eh Saunders ana his laughter, now 4
woman Of - years 90 az ana marri'l
have been reunited 1T Erngor. Years
ago Mr.. Saunders V.t' :; sailor. ana
when his daughter Mary was but three
years old went on Il Voyage that TOOK
him from home many moths. Whi +
away someone poisoned tnn mind of his
wife against him ana when he returned
he found his wife ami daughter miss
ing and all trace Of them lost. Til"
daughter was brought ur to helicv"
her father dead. Sometime ago she
corcivcd the idea THAI ncr father was
alive ana began Il search Tor him. lcN1-
ing 90 II happy reunion Mir. Saunders
daughter is TOW Mrs. Mary +. Tihhctt'
If SaCO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

'rhc great success Of IL" 18th annual
meeting Of the clubNnnirn ut IIoult ~
is another n!nw 1T tn" alleged h"niop
that hnvrrS around -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16


William W. Russell. The new minis, VI.
t" N'nrzHc!i, was bcin:, congratulated
81 Iii appointment, says the buffalo
Enquirer.
Thank you," said Mr. Russell. II
appreciate yprjr g"rI ~;.:hcs. ana I Will
t'y I" do Will in my r,-f ace.
IN nrw r!f"r.." II. >,rnt a. "wc Hi.
With Bard work. mrY 90 well. Nov.
ana then. before ~. SI,.r:cd ana tn
rrrr"i"ntcl crises. Nr May en-. h,it
there is Il" l.c,.l fnr IL fl rlr greatly
I" "1r. fer instance. ~ Lid the nrw
waitress Of J, friend II mine.
This waitress wa, Mitlug but iurv-
r"li' need. The first NY III" prosper. |.
I'll" second day h"vj4% developed,
i good deal of fai;n H. her. nv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

Thos" southern governors who are t"
b" at ;hc Natcrvill. .:,,r next Week.
are new getting in tlln,'r: in MasS,-
chrs,tts ana New H,"lp~lirc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

Til" muse" said III = l"'lG-haircd man
''yill q" :ts ii i'lcasr.' ana viii not be di-
rn"t,.r. y painful example. Of this fat
was Brought home to my attention tho
other day. -Four lines tie beginning Of
Il verse. c:in. into my lr..:G us il hey
We're sent There. This is tn" way They
ran.
Til. Russ stood on tine burning; deck.
Whence. Nh but H.. h:,t G,.t
\ zap WIS sitting; Oh l!i% neck,
Another on his mead.
'"rEos" lines. | tax. il, are ratlrc''
near. ANA they tell IL situation a$ il
cxactly took place. 81, .: any rate, is
is his, h.rn u"zt rir, |. Trit "a save :nt-
! could not think OF :I.oth-r SHtisf;l"-
tory frtu lines. The WIS; | could grind
cut re tn following.
I Hen rrI,d the Russ With might u.'i
nE'in, {
"G'.l nnsli rs Won ought"
III. Ians Replied: 1T give. rs r1!t-
"" r'' ~ your WHISPERS caught
II rtaliZ" that thai Ms Il sal fail
down, though probably tyH" enough 10
III" t..rt. liut what was IL do" Pc
E;'Si'S refused ~ tr"; any t"rthnr 70"
l''t IT W"S tough. I'M that is What e
nan %cts for cultivnt:n.c his hui. ana
dllnEli.% IN '""p draft; : di,in ann .
tHS. II" h'N-r c:u tell .th,.n Prga4us
MI! b'l k. y. J. WHl'. Annsr, ia Sun
ST Magazine tn- Scin"ilth,r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

Six burGlaI": III "a" u;.ih, max" M Il
pretty lively r"rnir! f"r 4 littl" villn-;''
like Gray. -And III" visitor; Lift II" ,u.'
behind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

Pittsii"ld has been following league
baseball With special IL ctr:,l. this sum
rIcr. JusSlyn Of IN" Providence team
toy and Elliott tn. New Ecdford pitch
a., N.tS Il student AT IN. Maine central
Institute. = year ago. Eliiotts home *
in Athens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

Al! Knox county r"rds will lead T.
ThomaSton. Friday. September %
when = grand tircmen's muster an"
field day viii probably ~ given by the
Thon.aeton Fire DcplrtInsit. The even,
will To- thr run ana st,It of the sea
son" and will BE- open i" Knox count Y
cnlv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-16

The scmi-crntcnnirl celebration Of
Hiddcford brings our t'ir fact that -
years ago Castinr WIS the richest
town IN Maine in propo ion to its pop
III" ton, having an average per capita
$50. Will" Biddcford WIS third With
y:nI.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-16
REAL ESTATE.

YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY TO GET
these two lots near the Sharpstein
school, They are excellent lots if
one wants large grounds and an
alley. They are a No. 1 to build
rental houses on, and will be a pride
to any owner. We will sell one or
both and if you want to make big
money on a small investment, then
get one or both of these. Eight
hundred dollars is our lowest price.
BAXTER REALTY CO., 27Ha MAIN
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-16
FOR 9ALsH

FOR SALE-WALLA WALLA ATH-
letic club, including bowling alley
three pool and billiard tables, gym
Enquire A. L. Hastings, Walla Walla
FOR SALE-WILTON CARPET, Tx
Is; used three months, $500. Room
10, Jones Bldg.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-16


ne'lAas' Aoc' c1"os' COG anu ovc' Si"ei''
- 7Sc' seuieeo"' Aoc' oi"eA eoo' Aoo'
sh1iIips' 0oc.
Spring chicken. 1Sc.
Geese and dncka 1se
Turkey 2Oc.
Me.t..
porterhcnse steak 12nc
S,rto;n .teak mo
Rourd stoab a.
r~hucL s,oar To
pr;n,a rib roos+ 1ac
Reef roast II
Roi,;np hAef lc
Mutton chons Or
Mutton ,ep ec.
Mutton stew. &c.
Pork steak &C.
pork roaa+ sc
PORK sausage &c.
HAMBURG steak ac
po,ogna IT,
Hood cheese IT,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-16

Orchestra music for dances, recep-
tons. etc. Phone Main 1872, Richaro
Truant.