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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-11
Coverous enuIneers,

The civil engineer often wishes with
q sigh that he were really monarch of
aal that he understandable Jour.
nal.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-11

Working Sumatra's Coal Mines
Extensive coal mines are now be-
Ing worked on tho '7'"~d of Sumatra.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-11

Sweden's Export of Lumber.
Sweden's biggest export Is timber.
II sells SGT 800 900 worth year.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-11

"Dr. David Kennedy's FAvorite Remedy ~
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-11

JUST SEND THIS NOTICE AND leo.
and they will send you their big plant and
seed catalog, together with enough seed
to grow
1000 fine, solid Cabbages,
1000 rich, juicy Turnips,
1000 blanching. nutty Celery,
1000 rich, buttery Lettuce,
1000 splendid Onions,
1000 rare, luscious Radishes,
1000 gloriously brilliant Flowers.
In all over 10000 plants-ths great offer
Is made to get you to test their warranted
vegetable seeds and
ALL FOR BUT 16C POSTAGE,
providing you will return this notice, and
il you will send them 26c in postage, they
will add to the above big package Of
Salzer's Fourth of July Sweet Corn-the
earliest on earth-lO days earlier than
Cory, Peep o Day, First Of All, etc. (W.N.U.l
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-11

Piso's Cure for Consumption Is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.-N. w. SAMUEL,
Ocean Grove. N. j.. Feb. IL. 1900.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1905-04-11

Regulate Prices Of Medicine.
In Prussia the price of medicine Is
regulated by the state, new price
list being published every year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Toniqht's Meeting at City Hail..

r. It is. moi known that there is any op-
position to the proposition regarding
the taxation Of the Edwards mill prop
erty hioh is 10 be discussed and de-
cidcl upon by The citizens of August
a. the city hall. this evening but THAI
will be no excuse Cor small att"n-
dance at the meeting The matter is one
or great importance 20 our city AMI
there should Ne full expression %
opinion. Let there 1t a large atten-
ti:,,Ir" Of our representative ci'iZcns
that all taxI,are"s may have clear
knowledge IF the subject and act a"-
cor,Iingly. The proposition is a simpl"
onc. The company is willing to pay the
FIJI tax ass ,srl fOr the present year
Without furt;ir- protest. provided the
valuation Of ,hc plant is set at Sl0e9.-
GO for the next ~ yrats To accept tins
proposition means to avoid a lawsuit
which would be long. expensive AMI eN-
tr"uclv oloub. sui ~. 20 its uutC One, an |
il also means 4 yalItiiol On the plant
for til" next ,Icca,ic &2:,".pob higher than
il has eyer been ncfotr. To reject tn
proposition incans lIticatiOii and unc""-
tainty through the coming years. Wit,
Ii" possibility If L great financial los :
to III" city. In tn. 5roIdsed settlement;
Manor IIichbprn las ac. cd for the best
interests OF the city and his position
deserves a unanimous endorsement IL
th. meeting Of our citizens tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31

The new senator from Washington
to succeed Senator Foster will be Sam
ucl H. Piles Of Seattle. who received
the united vote Of the Republican
members. after there had been Il dozen
fruitlcss joint ballots. Mr.. Piles will
be among the youngest Of the new
members. of the upper branch. being
only Al years of age older. however. by
several years than Bevcridge of Indi-
ana. Bailey of Texas or Burkett Of Ne
braSka. He is a native of Kentucky
and was admitted to the bar of that
state before he had attained his 21st
birthday. little later he moved TO
Kansas and from there to Arizona
Since 1883 he has been in the state Of
Washington. and is known as one of
the leading lawyers in that state. H1
has not figured prominently in politics
but has been an active Republican and
is very popular as a speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
LIGHT AND AIRY.
He Was Cool.

Nov ana then hear an old sol'lie:'
dragging how cool h" was in his ilrst
light said the oIc-arncd man. aild
always have Il dim suspicion that ms
case Was like my own.
y 81 had determined tn be- cool nj every
cost and 50 far as ! could tell | tired
away forty rounds. killed at least ten
Of tho enemy and had every reason to
believe myself a hero. l had begun to
brag IL little after the thing was all
over, when the captain Of my company
showed me that had loaded my mus
kct ten times and not fired once and in
Il fathcrly way observed To me:
Abe. ] can forgiv" you this once
for running away ANA hiding under the.
baggage wagon, but if YOU play the
trick again | shall have to take official
motto, of it - :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Personal Notes.

James A. liemcnway. tn" new Senator
elect from II diana Is 4 product Of the
CONN on schools. He began the practice
of law in 1885,,
Ex-Governor Morrill,. of Kansas, has
lust begun his tlirty-src term rs S"i'-
crntcndcnt of ihc congregational sun
day +choOl in IiiaNsthI. ~
G,oi-r l.. Rouse speaker Of the Ne
brisla House OF Representatives. Is the
first farmer elevated I" that position since
the early days OF the state
Sir George Augustus JcrviS Mrr,
dy;h. who has succeeded /" the Irish bar
unctcy of Gr"rnhiilS. County Kildare. WAS
Il police constable and citbnian III Au.--
trali;;.
cardinal I-anSerieux who has just died
in France was one of the creates co
81, Sia:.tirS on III" continent. lie WAS IT,"
lust A:chbisEop ct Rheims. and under III"
regime conc ordailire" he will probably
he H." last.
Rev. X. w. Wottrott. the American
missionary, who tol twelve wears has been
lab"rinE III Central Africa is visiting this
country. lie WoIHS among The people a.
The ShtiamcoS sect. tie Will not return
10 India until latH in thr summer.
Countess Eabcn lev, tzall. wife Of tho
new MiniSt,r of Foreign Affairs of tn"
Danish GoNCrnrl. MT is an American born.
caSion of the state affairs at the Danish
Ministry. Her rnai.ien name was Moultuli.
and her mother formerly HOSton sing
~. is now the wife of the Danish Minister
in H"rlin. }. H. de HaSerminn-Linden
rls1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
1905 as a History Maker,

The first month Of 1903 is ut an end.
and, aside from the extremely low
temperature and unusually heavy
storms which are the most common
topics of conversation with most of us.
the new year has been making 4 larg'.
amount of history during the few weeks
that IL has been with US. Port Arthur
has fallen, after a siege which will al
ways be memorable in the annals OF
warfare: there has been a bloody up
rising in Russia. which many think is
likely to become Il great revolution;
there are great labor strikes in Ger
many, Finland and other parts Of
Europe: turbulent little Santo Domingo
has reached ii financial crisis which is
:s large as the island itself: various
revolutions are underway in South and
Central America. and along other lines
1905 has been making very strenuous
record. Some students of history and
stntetTaf: see i'm these events a prom
isc that during the present year there
will be the great ~ GRID crisis which
has been predicted so pcrsistcntly dur
ing the past few years. II such a
crisis comes it will hardly result from
the troubles among the South Ameri
can republics. or i'm SantO Domingo, or
from the coal strikes in Germany. ii
-
in progress between Japan and Russia.
and whether the disaster to Russian
arms aud I,ussia's troubles at home
will precipitatc n general crisis in
which the whole world will become in
volred. time only can determine.
Outside Of Russia the situation is ex-
rcptionally peaceful. Even the Turk
ish problem is lot SO prominent as
usuIl. Great britain and France seem
to be upon particularly friendly terms,
while Germany, Great, Britain and
America are upon closer terms than
c:"r before. Certainly. the prestige of
this country and its influence towards
peace was never so great as today. The
dlng"r spot is i'll Russia. The victory
of Japan seems an assured and expect
ed fact. and we can only wait to see If
Hussia's internal troubles are to result
in the Encouragement of the map of
Europe and vengeance for Poland and
the oppressed classes that have so long
suffered from Russia's tyranny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
A Blizzard and a Presidency.

Last week this section ri the c"lln-
suffered the w0rst storm of the season
and one Of the worst storms i'll the
memory nf man. The Philadelphia
Press raises the interesting question
as To- what III, results would have been
ir such "A storm had come two weeks
earlier. namely on the day fixed bE il"
for the meeting Of tie prHsi"citlhl
electors nj the various state capitals 10
vote for President and Vice President.
According to the constitution thiS nm
p,,r,ant function must be performed
upon the same day in every state IN
the Union. 1t us easily c"hcc'Fao'e
that uron that day or tn" day before
there might come. down out OF the tfo-
zcm north such blizzard rs should pre-
vent the electors or many ot them III
several states. from reaching their
ca,itals and fulfilling their duty AS
-,ectors. In That case what would
happen?
The Philadelphia Press points out
that this very thing did happen once i'll
:, single STATE. In 1856 the electors of
Wisconsin on the first Wednesday of
December. which at that time was the
day for electors voting. Were unable TO
come together az the law required. y
big snowstorm blocked the railroads in
Wisconsin. and the electoral college
vas unable to convene. 1t m"t after
ward and cast the five electoral votes
Of Wisconsin for Fremont. but as ne
was beaten whether credited with
these five votes or not. the joint seS-
sion Of the two houses of Congress
avoided IL decision on the legality Of
votes cast in this irregular way. They
ton The constitutional provision that
the electoral votes must all De cast on
the. same day may be rendered impos-
siblc at any election through the gem
cral breaking down Of the means OF
transportation by reason of a heavy
winter storm. Til" result of an cleo
ton NAV turn on the question what Of
feet shall be given to electoral votes
not cast in accordance with the Con-
stitution on the day appointed. The
Press shows that the general trend OF
decisions is against the validity of
votes cast in violation Of IA distinct
rrovision of the Constitution. and that
il would be "a dangerous thing to re-
verse the clear verdict Of the people on
that ground 1t is u weak point iii our
Iaw for the election of President and
Vice President. That Law ought TO be
sti enlightened in that regard and mdN
Weather PROOF before it gets US into Sc
rious trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31

In a city IN then practically desert:
in a building not half finished. the
herf st Of Jetfersonian Democrats did
all in their power to initiate the
gorgeous scene which was spread wheh
Warren Hastings was arraiGhen' i"c
senators sat on benches with crimson
hangings: before them was 'e"i-
Joriry semicirrular gallery, uiaPcu'
mont and seats. i'm green Two p'Nes
Upholstered with blue were proN'dc".
one for The managers ana the other ioi
the arcuSed and his counsel. NO Woii-
der the Fedcralists, as they learned OF
an this. derisivcly asked if the Demo-
cr,te vino had ordered these. fittings
y GRE Tho same who had denounced
Washington for his receptions. his
l.vaes. and his coach. What had be
come Of the influence OF the NAN OF inc
People that he permitted such MANIFEST
Imitation Of the state or arlSto"ratlc
Westminster? Judge SWiyie - 10 pe
honored By no decorations. The Sen
ate ill try him in it's customary sur
rouudinCS No attempt is To be made
to add ,Id, entitious diSnity-thcre will
be no more show than marks our ordi-
nary courts of law. All of which sug-
,cs.s. ii absence. of public pomp and
ceremonial is 4 virtue and in keeping
y i.h the republican ideal. that We
have advanced beyond instead Of fall
;n.- behind our ancestors. The gen.
cr.,;i, IN that wears trousers AMI rlipS
its hair has less liking for cyc-fiiiinG
state than III" one which Wore the
knick crbockcr and the queue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31

They say the speech OF Congressman
Littlefeld Of Maine against the adop-
tiOn of the articles of impeachment in
the case of Judge Swayne came close
to being a record-breaker in several
respects. The printed report shows
that he spoke an average of 1872 words,
Il minute for four hours and thirty five
minutes. There We're minutes in
which. when lie was looking for quota
TORS and SO forth. his speed dropped
considerably. There were other min
utes in which. when engaged in vocal
fitting matches with his adversaries.
he spoke more than 200 words a min
ute. The entire piece Of work made
probably a record case of speed in
speaking for so great Il length of time.
Boston Herald. $50
And the best thing about Congress
man Littlefield's speeches is that when
he talks he has something to say to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Now York. I;iW. 30.
+! OF -I,-lttc,i,tG. 6".i. exports. 16N;
sales. .S1; dun with Il steady md'rt"r".
WiiEAT-R c"ints. 1t.;..l: sales. :;.:n"Y
futures: spot firm; ~. red. nominal "I,,
vsitor: No. > red. IFS + o u aiioat: NJ.
northern Duluth. l21"> o l. atloat: No. !
hard Mantoha 111N III. a b atlnat.
>'ORN-R. ccipts. H.,i15; exports, al, 90
sales. 10000 scot: spot easy: NJ. ,. = =
elevator and 5l't o J. atioat; No. vel
Receipts. la.ol; spot barely
st"ndv: mixed. 2t1l32 lbs. 3f' .n57; natural
white. 3Nn32 lbs. 37dSS; clipped white, 3Mi
20 lbs. .9T4l.
I-ARD-F:,m: western steamed 30; re-
fined steady.
PbRk-Stc"dy.
EH'TTEK-Strong and unchaaacd; re
cciptS. all
r:GGs-Firm and unchanged; receipts,
PuTATOES--S Steady.
SUGAR-liaw firm; refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
More Simple than a Century Ago.

Occasionally there arise men-u usual
~ orators ut a Democratic banquet
who solemrly deplore the tendencies of
our times away from the simplicity OF
and follies of imperialism. They
fear that our times have become toe
ornate and corrupt. and too fond OF
ceremonial fuss and feathers. but the
present arrangements for the impea CHI
ment trial of Judge Swayne before the
United states Senate give very en-
phatfc' answer To these alarmiSts. The
NewYogk Globe recalls the scenes that
were eEacted when a similar trial MAS
before the same body century ago
1t was Samuel Chase. associate justice
of the Supreme court. who was or
trial, his offense being that he had in
obliged in stump speeches from the
bench. Let it be remembered tina,
Thomas Jefferson was then President
the same Thomas Jefferson. who. &C.
cording to our Democratic friends
stood for simplicity of the most simple
kind. Here is a picture which tn,
Globe presents Of that scene in CONTRAST
with the one presented at the impeach
raent proceedings OF the present time.
Most elaborate were the preparations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. .n.-rhcrc was great
variety in tuddyS stock market with large
dealings ana wide and constant tluctua
lions. but the net changes do not in any
degree corrcSl ond with the wild" move
mems of the day. The manspriuS Of the
S,et u!at'nn was The action OF tn" supreme
court in The Northern Securities ease.
There being heavy unloading when i, be-
cam" known that the action of tho 81
pren,c court would haze the effect OF con
tnuin@ III" INJUNCTION under which thu
North. IN Securities co. is tied up. Th,>
sock itself f,u back nearly Fights points
ON III" curb market. and Union Pacific.
southern Pat :tic and s.. Paul wcr" acutcly
affected on The exchange. l'nion Pacific.
uthrrr- Pacific. ST. Paul. Chicago x
Northwestern and allied stocks. Erie. New
York Central. the Junior Nand"rhilt> and
Kansas City Southern. We're all i3iiuenced
road deal Outside OF these influences
there Wrr" no clearly defined factors il.
II. market. Their" was some disposition.
to attribute the strong recovery to re-
treat of the Fear stock market. which va =
mad" dcmon:tr;ltivc threats against the
market for some tim" past. The special
strength Of AmaleHmaicd Copper was at
trinutcd to this cause.
.;onds continued 10 he we'll absorbed
botii on tn" stock exchange and OYER til.
counter. but depression of some of tn.
speculative issues made he movement ir-
regular. Total sales l,ar value S1.t1l 900
United States bonds We're all unchanged
on r3ll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31

lows. 'o'a az FOL
THROUGH TRAINS
GOING WEST-232 A. NJ. datIy A..
Monday for Portland and eR'st
4. Nj ior Lewiston. Pennington, ~, y
ms. fan%"l"y. Rockland. PnfiI.,+,i IrhI'-
ton: Bridgton. Montreal ana III. ho--
n. NJ, ior brunswick. Lewiston. h'.,r;aot y !"
ton. Phillips. CarrabaAsct. 'nIiAE-
PORTLAND, Boston, y. Conway. r,i "'ali,
l;;ii's:i:irr' Gorham. =. If. B"rlin Taar.
tfny"ton. y. STAFFORD. IsIand ,' Jim
t'"I"lr""k and Bccchcr FalI.. sln i ", ,i
local to Portland; ~ = NJ. tc,f,,e.,. 81
bfI'n%"iCk. Portland. Boston. co,,.,,ai 20
I"r ,''th' ,i"rtlhnd, Lewiston, Corr,.GS
IIldStpn, NJ. Conway, aud E:,r.i,.',, 'l y, \,
i. NJ. for 50 Gardner. lo:A i II y, .il
i'ullntdnD every night for LcwIstn, 'D,Ni .
foI tIand and Hn-tnn. ''.''''' BAN
GOING EAST--l3.|9 A NJ G,i,.t,
pr'sSl for Sk"wh"gan. Bangor. i ~ ~, *
I'm ana ArpUStoplI County aud III ~
Ihli"n 60. X X : Suun!..y mutuiu, ,
eat docs not coln"ri far Skowhor,,H y (
iiast. F"YcrGft. or beyond Eaignr. II
nm A. NJ f"r W"toryillc Eritrsi. sl1f
hcSIn, Bangor ana Euckypt.,1. '"' 7"
T. NJ, Wat'vilIc. F"xcr"ft. E.nror y,
Town. fat'cn, iI"rIlt"u ana CalII,i,' ~" .,'
T. n y. X r, Eauc' hurn s. S,t,, I"
WalhiSl. liou!ton, Wonds'uck. 81 N,
ana halifax Hnd IL Lewis uu VIII WEI
ANA Winthrop: -.@G + ~. r\,,rrs .,"'t Y
W.Htnrviil", klng"r. Bar IiarI~r. Va.
co. X. r.. Dld Town. Gre"nyilI, ia y -;
Tor N"'rrNili", Oakland. North a..
bingham, Sk"whosan Ballast. ToTlr..
ntcrnEill". EangOr DId Town aud N.
wamk'a1, 10 T. NJ. for Nafcrlil,,' "
81 NbNNS Going West. -. N
Portland, EOStou; lo2S A. NJ, iG.$ p
tor brunswick, Faith, Portland ana n
i"n. Going asst ]. - a. NJ. tui.hii III.
cor. 2 II A. NJ. for WatcrviIIr SInw,rr
ana lane"r; 30 + NJ, Bangor. o.
the Night Pullman Train leaving o.
l2I9 a. NJ. Sunday morning. cni,r +.
does not connect for Sllowht gan. Role
FnAcroft or east Of Bangor
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARbINrp
4. NJ, +. N. r. NJ. r n
liiInWrn .....--....7 u -. 5.ti (
S 6, On F,,i, ;:;:,:;.s" 33o ~ {
SUGTH GARDINER To AT'tiI'STs
=. \ NJ. i. NJ T. VI. + a
50 Gardiner, ". .-c.o III" 3~
Gardner ..........- go no iD
itHil"wcH ....-..-...G & - AZ r-
Augusta. ar. .......h..h 10 ~ .,
Through tickets Ia California ,rd .
points South and West MAY hr ma 4.
III Walker, ticllct agent hugu.
only Office in Augusta selling WI. .,
routes and checking baggage fr.c 1 ,..
pCnS".
GEO. T. EVANS. V. P * G.n.M.c
F. Z. BOOTIIBY, {. Z. 4 n A
Portland Nh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Log Cabin Philosophy.

Count rn'*ef hapny Of in Ill, worr Won
sits light enough tel see ten steps ahead
cr ven.
DE devil calls hsse'f a gentleman. but
h. cant find anybody Willin' ter give him
Il certificate or coed character.
In dc New Ycar season some mems
yT"r! OF 50 l"id DAY s.lo' do $,iock de
angels.
':r"u'r is mighty fond .r compny--but
dat'S no reason You should feel sociabl,
Wen she in 70 settlement.
don't blam" dc worl' for de trouble
OATS in it,! only tries ter steer cl'ar Ct
it.
.1,nr1 81 I,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Steady. medium. 1t.IJ.

.PrRII-Sicady. medium 1175.
1.ARD-Ni.
Etn4F'-Dull and easy; choice whole cat
tie, @tfN,.
I.AMR--txuirt; loUlI.
NI.AI.-SI. ady: 9ct1i
E:I-TrtR-Fnm northern. 2tu;f'.
CHEESE Quiet: York stat" I--."l".
It,iGS-E:sier fancy 35p@i: eastern SO
6i.l.
APP rs Steady and unchanged.
bTN1pES- Steady: TioUltoE HcbronS
~, II. Green Mountains tSst -. Dakota
Reds -: York ate white Is; Delaware
sweets @u@.;o; jersey sweets 80: Vine
!aHd Swe,-.N i.W
SttiAR-Quict but trm on basis Of go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Easy.

Clcrk-bld EeWrocks is about to
buy that picture because he recognizes
the artists signature as that of great
master.
Art Dealer-Well. keep it from him.
Clerk-keep what from him?
Art Dealer-The fact that what he
thinks is the signature is where some
one scratched a match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
New York Cotton Market.

New York. IAN. ~.
SPOT closed quiet 10 POINTS higher. Mid
ding ullards, 10. do. gulf, 1.;.' Sales.
!0I bales.
. Galveston firm. s: Charleston hrm. ~:
Memphis STEADY. :: New orleans steady.
l3-l6; Mobile STEADY. g.; Savannah
steady. as.
Cunsolida;cd-Nc receipts for three
Ia,S .0.?.I.
Exports to Great britain. o. 10
France. "9.6; to the continent, '2j.IaG. to
Japan. SnS".
Stock Snt,.S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Practical Girl.

PEARL don't see how you can have
more b2aus than most girls when you
are not particular about your ap-
pcarlnce. Why. if I am washing dish
eS when Il young nlan calls I'll rush up
the back way and fix myself before
letting him in.
Ruby-That's the trouble. dear.
walk right out in my apron.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31

ESTABLISHED. 1926.

No notice whatever will be taken Of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot bs held responsible
for the preservation or return OF re-
1ccted communications.
ASsdesss ~ eommunieations relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
RURLMGH &. FLINT, Publishers.
Augusta, Maine. H.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Jan. 30
FLOUR-Quiet but firm: spring patent
6.:N.L1."
q, CDRN--Quiet: No ; yellow. s..
OATS-Quiet; No , clipped. 50.
MILL FEED-Quiet.
BRAN-Spripg. 20 75fi211 20
MINED FEED-a2n2t
COTTON SEED MEAL-25. Jo@26.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31

When Alexander Sutherland was
buried IN Denver the other day it was
said there, as it has been said OF other
deaths in other places, that the last
Of the survivors of the charge at
Falaklava had passed away. But on
October - Il large party of the old
light cavalry men gathered at an an
niv-Isary dinner i'll London. though the
charge took place Just fifty years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-31
Rrouoht Down to Date.

..rh;t." exclaimed the man who had
bet and lost. lis a horse on me
How old fashioned YOU are, re-
Joined the winner. You mean an au-
toluobilc"
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No Vote Necessary.

Alas" sighed Miss StronSmnd. Il
cannot vote
Neither can my wife, reioined
Meekerton. but that doesn't prevent
her from being the boss, just the
same
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One Definition.

Little Willie-Say. pa. what is il porn
diplomat?
Pa-A born diplomat. my son. Is Il
inan who knows Il great deal mat ne
lnuHn't tell bis wife.
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Plea of Guilty.

'G'wdn." exclaimed Husky Henry.
"Youse don't cut no ice
Oats right. pard." replied Lazy
Lew. "Cuttin' ice is too much like
work fer me-