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New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

Owing to the lack Of suitable editions, many
French plays Of the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries seldom read In American schools
and colleges. With the purpose Of widening the
range of study in this field CHM & Co. are plan
ming TO issue scholarly editions Of number OF
the best plays Of this period The first OF these
publications will include Rotrou's Saint
Genest' and ''Venceslas," and viii be edited
by Professor T. F. Crane, OF Cornell University.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-21

The publication Of Oscar Wilde's de Pro-
fundis." by the Putnams. is shortly to be fol-
lowed by volume Of his ''Epigrams and Aphor-
isrs." to be issued by John w. Luce & CO. It
VIII contain a selection from his books and plays
Of his most striking witticisms and "smarti-
cisms," together with some of his whimsical
opinions on art
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9amburg:Wm
SUppcIidrGnbea.
Grprek. uno Faiiagier.g ieni.

. trsrn 81 IoOtt fir qUnoou rub furts an.
Sambnrg'A merifa'Giui
81 @roaOnnD. Nem.Oorf
Hribnr ". RObiom,
1871 OF Baltimore. Ctr.
NM alisu Gtast.
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uFcnuiNlunnin Giicmbnln."
$500. Ttlantie Stu Gnpc $500
WaD @iloluuoo, Ocean Gitn oScr
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SIN ir6cm 6teitoN uno SomltoD
bis sum g.. Experimentation, elm.
ihIicStidG miro sic a4!emiDlponio
@iicnbuiTt 9 GompnNnicr Ipcjicllc @r'
hriibngis Td6rthrteIt lmtb bcuoobch
gcnomtcn Gilnfttn t3lrht 7Trciic Don
$500 pctftiTG;, fiTr Sic 3ininbrt o!i
irgcno tinem rcguItittt Suge giiItig,
cinihlicblid) 0c3 an 9dmitoNel NH
1.4S iriib MorGcnSn bon baltimore
~obiubrcnocn 3u1c9 fir bic Niididbrt
olti allen rcgnIGrcu 3iiNrn bis ulb
cinihlicBlif Oe5 ~ioIgcnNcu 0ienltoGS
giiltiA, iuruie nit "ocr Grlmlbnib ocp
9tuicntboIt5 in 8biInocIpbia inner
baIb Der bcgrcn5tcn 3cit.
5nbrtartcn nod Ntlnntic Stu iilo
oui Scr SIN. mo Hildiobrt lomobI
ii6er Die 0eIomure.9iipe Bride. mic
sic Morfct Ctr. .&crite gilltiN.
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NcirutbS 0itrnicu.

TolAen0c 0ciroth3,s Qiccn5en ipur
0cn aeitcrn bonn @lerf oe3 Gonmlou
EleuS @erid,t5 on91citciit.
%obn Rcinborot %, BON 8citport
baltimore Golntu. mo Wlorp aeplcr
Is. 7
&obu i. Gpou9. 81, Nr. III. Sin.
Fopplelon= StruBr, ul0 SopbIc Is.
Mc9toup, %. .....
George &. @ilnmer, 81, mno,Sor
ricti =. Shiplcn Is; 9pplitUnt s. 81
Oiiucr, 9tr. 521, Nor0 6remont 9lpc
Sonmcl u. Nric0eI. 81, mo NruiC
NOrpiB, 20; Npplitont Scnior GrU
pol9fU. 9r. III, Sii0z Grctcrs z troBc
&orru Granger, 81 QSittmcr), ma
Wfop Trcndl 20; NppIitnnt OrpillC
SrcndL @rop3, baltimore Goumtp.
griffin W. Shroc0cr, 2G, ur0 ga.
roline Supp 20; Npplitont Nobn u.
Supp Mr.. 1905, Moro NroaomuU.
George $. Gictcr, 2G, Rr. 1927.
Nor0 Bethel troBe, mo MotIloo
u, Shopperl, is.
George NJ. &nonic, %. uno u
Gitelln Aroit, %.
&oItcr 9uttncr, -, 9ir. 1926, N.
@op- StroBc, Ii. WorNerrtbo Huutid)
-.
&oicpb s.. Nid)ol9, %, bon Gbeiter4
tomn, Mo, mo Cora u. Smiit. 81
baltimore.
&omc9 Y. &onlon. 81, uuO Mnrr
y. Noncod, 81; NppIifont gSillium Is
Nuoro, @nibington :. Is.
Antonio NriQulo, 81, uno Moii(
%%ene5iono, p; Npplifnnt 0ominil
Gcnc5iono, 9tr. 2l2L Dat SiroBe.
G0woro %. &o6nion, 81, @ulti
more, uno Wiorp &. 6ebl %, Sarria
burg Eo.; Applifont WtorD Is. 6ebl
Nr. lob, Dounas StroBc.
@illium s.. &erolo, 81, Nr. Si2
aoni9- Strobc mo Gbriitino SPOIL
%ltetter, %.
Charles $. @orriion. q, un0 Ger
truce u, Smnnn Is; Tpplitnnt y
FoSQnith 9tr, G3S, DIT Sort. Nlucnic
Serbert VI. 9oBnlnn 80 (g9ittmcr)
itno Nellie 6ernonoiS, IS; applifon-
y. st. aooiion Hr. 2511 ct. Eoul
StruBe,
Gorl e. Cornelius, IS, Or, 72t
Moro yfolnt-S troBe, unb Gli5obctf
u. @rnit, % @eltminitcr, M0.
Hid)oro s. garmid. 43 (gSittuer)
mo Hutb M. @idS, %; Ipplifonl
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mur0e cine poIniihc NnbIucrionm-
hung 3mcimol mlQcI0it, ShIicBlid)
trieb MiIit0r nit oniacpilon5tcnl
Heterogeneous oic Micngc nui Ole
StroBc mo oll3cinonoCr.
Gina 2OOO N}cBQcr ans ullru Sbci.
fen 0eutihlanO's bicItcn bcltc eincl
Gonucnt mo nobmcn Ncidliillc an,
meld)c III Nnbctrad)t Scr 5lnlcbmcn0cn
Tlciidrnotb cine GrlcihNrung Der
HiebeinNlbr ans ol0ertlt SdH0crn
ioroern.
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WeItcru InruIoub Giicnbabn.

8lee p~erlafen SiGer Citation, lUte IoIat'
5dBltt.
40 frhb 49, G6uell ~lSOfi}uG. SUuptIirlc. Sa'
nersiolUn. 81. x W. 9l1., uno bent elloeIL
mo auogGlumutcn Goultags y T.. H. n.
Gbuinberabura, Wdrtir5bmrg, riiUbcitet uilo
YuHI,e an or Gbridpeaie x lSciirrn VnbIi.
OLD Norm. - Ven Wiar eI0rcB, t9lur mad
gen IEnr)
i00C soeuos - @Hom. nan liuieu yrto9e.
sdalidI, aEsaruummeu Sonmtnas.
100 WiUtgrne - gJrt. ~. q 8. IiU. II. 6dutts
Ginie cllit6 DON enrorD' SroOe, Carlisle nne
cod. G6ippensbiirg, Sreherid. GmmitSburn
mo u. Il ". 5u. bis SbenanbGob.
1912 3rfm WHOM. mad llninn'Nribee.
100 Ratbm. afurn mao gulorg Srobe.
225 yilthm - Nfiom. nGCh ghrrU Strobe.
1926 yGdm blur Wourioin eIp. CBarlor'
GGr) t%erler Sreoettd lno Sdncod.
$50 ginbm. Srp. mad port uno y. 4 q.
chiffon.
A2O Nndnr. Norf cbneu Grp.: lerncr
@.1nNon, Gpring Groe:, ?GHoper npb @einps'
426 Sntr. linton girtbac Nfium.
10. 90 9iannt. - 6rp. Flmlie M her6anpfIinie.
Sneerstotun. Srsoer't omnttsburs u.Stip.
b.25 ghSnSSs arom. 1o6 gIena.
G.15 GbenoS - Nffcn. nab u~IiohP,tsgs.
Sur on Samitaaen.
II. 81 Tadlm. - VIre Riooe 9iniieb. Gdsu.
&rpreb nIb 9titrmcnt, DIouniain : potnis
unt Sngerstpipu.
$50 Bonn. - alfom. non unton'Srtoge nnb
SuHoher.
gao GIntm. si,cm. mad rnrou.srioae.
4.9O Rddm gffom. uG6 Nleiin.
8taet inol 8spdes giireng 9ir. 20, zen sdi'
iiHOres ztrabe. 't"
3fsss eaItrn1a9T llpiqH, qsnga 'I'es, Sutton
- Sdlt Eifi an igeHItd 'Nbes SiatioH.
., III. tbpsa, Q. .. 4.
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WerloGt gvoIMuatcn mad, Baltimore.
Baltimore Tampf-Yadrt'Gu.
tWhs uuo 6u%urriGffac Vdi.qtnts.)

Die Ncr. Gtalteits Fon belDtbernb.
Bdmpier fnbren tieIib, Souniags pusgeucr'.
men. bon ben nRni 9inc'"Biers. Rr. i0--ls.
qiubt Glrnhe, $50 etbcuhS. oireft nah Cis
Eoint Comfort. SorIoIf. Portsmouib uio nlen
Pcint comfort init -. e. & 8. eifenbabH " gtan
Nidulouo. 9crbinounn IN PortSntoui6 nit BEN
.Gedhuaro gir Cine" irlioeu 8iie hon gorts'
mouth nab StIunil. Sn Nor'Jt Nerbinoung
nit Der atlantic Scdii Cine, 9tcrfnIf nuh
e nroltua, %ylorfolf uHo itoIit. 9oriolf unn
r,pitlit iino oh Sominiuu Cine" untb Wetps
bern. gSnfbineior. &'G.. ltno Ribmnlo, aa.
WinbI3ettcn nab ehropdittem Blame. purii.
ritte Soiiiien8imner. eleftrifbe HeIsnttmng.
EumpibeiSnnG. SOleu fret. Referbirie S1ihtsit
stutnler In Den pigetsslrenir Der sSan cine
Nr. 32t. Weit NdltinturcsGtrdbe, WL 300 urf
b09. ~qipbt.StruBe. @. VI. g.. Office, Ehooft'Gds
goftinnrc' rmn colbert Strnse Continental
fruit a%tIitbluP mo sllb1tnb'o, 100 ylorn eborcs
2iruBe.
Sobn N. 9ttrtpuub, n. Nrsipu,
8ice, Prdi. II. Sen. .Ulaudger. Gen Baf. 'aasut
QeJ2-)
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Nerdauts' & Minrrs' 2ranspor-
tatiun GompanN.
Sampfer.ptuie

TdnlpferFIHIru.
Ndcb Noftur nuo benz Often: teoen Wouind,
Bie1fiGg. BoHilerftag NIB Snuritng, Hbenbt
b llbr.
0dt Vroniberce II. bonn S'ten: ieben Conn.
tao, W'itiluuh uno Sreiiag, IbeubS q llbr,
gnh Jiemport 5 Views uHo giOrfU,f: tigll6
nm q tlbt SlbeIos.
bent 3dae dbfnbrenoe SdiHptrr nngenommen.
Ndd) ZGOuitnnb uHo ncrt Saoet: ieoer Diem.
fing, 6onneriiag UNI G1miiaa. Ibeno% y lbr.
NoItoner lIno proOioence Sampter idbreu
hon Der A'erf:e am Sube bes 90ng'Dods ab:
SnbdnEdt Camper bon Der &etiie am Subs
bet Beit3alIS'N nenue.
e. ". yinlHshani, Haeut,
p0np 0o6.
~. Y. Surner, 8..Y ..AsrWt.
n. Z. ettbbtus, zen. .U,as.
@1rptbiireai - sHepii. Gde 0erman. uub
ftabt.e frupr. Ut3,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-07

Narru u. Munoerlidl Mr.. 326. Noroz
Calhoun Str1Bc.
Weor0e !. YooIe 81 mo Mirmic
Sc. Srontlin II; @lppNrunt Charles
". &lommcr, baltimore Gormtu.
&urrn Is. HoAcr1. 81 9tr. 295i.
Gcoor NuDcmlc, uuo Carrie :. Scptcr.
20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-07

Nuuarults, MT. 9tuOntStotior, HhO uuo
Ys.45 Norftt, 1850 mo !b.56 guCbnl. Cannon
GtdtiUnJ n 90 lmo 1900 Born, 1900 W't
taaS. 400. 1885 9i1thm, 800 uno 2ll.lO
Nbcnno.
1reSrri6, MI. RcbnI station, 2s.4b nnh 1913.
no 90 &iurut, ii.2h, $50 mo f6,2U Wudnt.
gSinhehcr,, vi. ot0nnl GtrtiOn, RIO linrn.
uno l243 GuChm. 9Irtoeits station. II 20 NurUt..
IL 90 una $3.50 9intbnl.
NaarrStc,pu, IN. Mphnl StutiOit. Is.45 Sor.,
1850 g'nblu. 0lmoenaS iuiton. l0OO Borut.
l&.bu mn u 90 NGgbnl.
lT.35 mo 2g.t5 Eerm, ll.25. 1900, $50
Eubm., $3.50 mo *tl45 glheuos.
Curtis pan, Camden station. lO.2s &orm.
2nrn,I mno Gltiun MT. hoOal Gidtton f2,I3
NnbnL eum6cm Citation. 20 90 9{nbn.
,,Rpfdl Ntur4piuir' uud, Hhilnprlybin pnb
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GbeIapenfe Gampfer.S ompasuie.


Gltgai..e Bnnagier Sampier ~g.uauita- NIB
.Ntl1nta" rad
CIR eoiut Comfort nuo Siortulf, Ga.
8anipift ~ptrlaten baltimore tlgltb tdISJss
nUnlnlCH GOnntdaS) I'M $50 Ibeibs ltnb tom
qen III iNio Ycint comfort nm b ibr Wotssnf
uno In Noefolf um 7t6 WiurgftS an. I'M
ttlIebsi.b AT bic SiielihnbuBiae nab dAec
Yunfien hes Gioen5 liHo Sii6ipeftepx.
Yierf-htper. 9iute.
eleg mite Pnildaier Sumrfer -ebariotts' Iii
baltimore"
unh @eit.FnlHi NIB Hid mp ia.
9aninter hetlufPi baltimore fdglicb (nit&qes
oIrmei SouHtugs) nm 4 llhr gtatmiitaos mnb
iottmtn an 9S.it Point tirt 7.30 Wurlen3 uuh
BI RidmnnS IN g.2b W0raeHS an.
Die an Wioniaaeu. Wittlpottct uTye frettGgsn
bon baltimore abiubteEoeu Sampfer. uro bte
bnfi Reit,lcint an Steniugeg. SounerituGen
Elo GduliiIaeU nbinbrelt. leaeE. In Slolicsfier.
Ru,at uuo Wlmonos IN; rro bie OH Sienfia.
peT, TunneriiuQsn iHo Gumitugel bon ltdll,-
more uno an Woutuger. Witii,oodben uno Sret.
.npen bon Ipeft Sluiut ubtubrsuDtH SaUtpIe,
leaeu IN gotftcwn mo 9lap.Iauf an tbsi gnn.
tiaem Nettsrb.
rampisr ~periaNrn Baltimore epm Sisg sr. ~
mo ~. qtahttrnb-u saertte.
Turb.g,qete md alien Hunften iounen es.
ibett Seped a,lgss7ssn ZIP allil!en saaglst
sius,'s,irsaa!; SI sisL xsss-e eer,ss strse..
stra6e, ODER ben SaHpt4 AireauS: VT. $50.
qiabt.etraBe. Baltimore, WlS.
Aeaben Tnter, =. 3. GttSm.
Vsn. ssefna,tstibrer; Ger. Re a9isIs Masna.
Z. .. S,frsnaet. ohIissOen .saBan Rant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-07

Ocnlih. WettGdmorn WerI MI. NpbnI
S V%'T'fO1 u "ssHpeiit. .fiisSI'.' 77Sb \. y. 800 800 = 6
Niitlei 4nrlor. Glt0G 90. 9.509. 9.54N =
Vurlor, Si1cr. mar Go. 0.52 Y. 9h7 z. =
lSarlpr 9tIer, IllSa,. 80. 1l.h0 Y. I1l.bi Y. v
H'nrlor. Diner .. 3h9l l.hh Y, " 1hOB.
n9ipNal Himitr>," NuoihlieBIib Bullmdr'
qua, Nhilet 'iuudbL FarlOrl. Cblerpntinno mo
Gptiieg SGNQpnS ..1dgl. 3.4s y. y a.b2&,
AtadcS, lESbtln. nlsq 90 300 Y. 6.0hM z
Rdrlur, Diner d.. HdqI 500 Y. SOD y y
Goodies. BbtlN. d. .Idal,. 900 VI. 8.05 ", =
GdblnftpupgnIS 49,. IDOL. W. 39gR. t244W
Der lnIule Shlatpa9ann nab gleip yorf Ut i'm
ut. jtoDols |nbgbrl I'M 1000 Nbenos dur NIi'
uabnle bon liuidaieren bereii.
~ nnh Htlnntir'6ttg an Wohentdasn; "
nab NtiduticsNith iiqlih.
Vile ShGc b1liel In WiImtngtun. " bdlt "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-07
Ncr5tc.
9r. Yblips Gr,t!idcs
Snititnt.
yir. 1897, OF : Yratt StraBc.
epeSlauhcuI fir oebetms aroutGsitsu non Nan.
ncru uuo Sransu.

Spc6inlttcu fir grbetiue 0rantistisn non Matt
nrru uno Sransu.
ggir beilen arnmp'nocrhriife obn. fbmers.
bate Cperution. StriltIrert, 8IutoerGiitruG uib
SopbtIis In allen Gtuoiel SerInIt. Der Tlann'
BARRETT uno lteu Blec8oocue Rranfbciten. Sine
raibe. h~nuerioe 3ciltua ,uito Garuntirt. 1lt'
iere bette GnlptcbhtuB beiiebt onrtn, bab Mot
Elm Gent bur ~crioIuicr SeiIuu0 Az be5abIen III,
GS foltci Gle NiibiS. in unTcrem @iireou Dor
8ufprchcn uno cine private Combination nit
ms All bauen. Ncu 10 ubr 8ornittGas biz 10
uGr gbcnos Gcbituct. Gdreibt, menl Sbr nt6t
iUmlmc t6nnt.
1rnib'SiG. rno NpIdub. Porf. Nagaons fab.
rem an uuiCrer 5biite uprbri.
eibtu eit.Gde g"ub. uub gratt'etrahe.
tUlnii9 .3&G.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-07
TWlO WTTNHTTl5NT TIT IWWTTIN.
vile 8iiGe bGIien In NiImlnGtun. ~ bdlt "
rh.nas nn

Wuet 0iircuur; gtoropett Gde .gbarles' uth
Guratugus Strdbe %. VI. g.. sSrhdnnt), Er.
b26, GiIos NrnGolpnD. VT. o0al'Statlon OBJ
Gdtloen GtlltoiI.
2. y. NartiH, War. Raft. Traffic.
Is. NJ. NaHst. Gen. Raj. 'Naeui
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22
The Trolley Party" at Island Park.

This evening is the last chance to
see THE Trolley Party at Island
Park Theatre which has been giving
such good satisfaction and drawing
such large crowds this week. The
same company will give a sacred con-
cert Sunday afternoon at $50.
Next week The Elite Speciality Co.
will be 1T Island Park. This is Il
strong company. The management is
fortunate in securing Pierce and
Maizie for on act next week. 1t will
be remembered that Pierce and MaiZic
were at Island Park last season and
were great favoritcS. They have a
new act this season which they have
been giving ut Keith's which is orisi-
nal and up-to-date. Monday evening
will b" Ladies' night at Island Park
theatre and ladies will he admitted free.
Ladies' are requested to have their
admission tickets punched on car by
conductor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

The Augusta members of the New
England Crd'r Of Protection are lock-
ing forward to the State meet of the
order. which will be held 1T Marano-
cook. Thursday, Aug. "A, where arrange
ment.i are being completed for one oi
the largest meetings that have been
held IN Maine. All of the lodges Of Inc
State will b" represented, ana as there
is Il membership Of 5000 in Maine. and
the event is open 10 members ana their
friends. il is expected that the :ttt"n-
dane" will b" fully up to that number.
The day viii hr devoted to sports of
ill kinds, ana also to music and dane
ing in the pavilion. Included i'll the pro-
gram will b" short speeches by the
supreme officers, and grand officers Of
other states, and among thu former
who ar" expected to be present arc
Supreme Warden Harry Mansur of
Auburn. supreme Secretary ID. NJ.
Frye of Boston, Supreme Treasurer
John G. Sanhorn Of Providence and
Past Supreme Warden Jonathan w.
Chaplin. The affair will be Of the nature
of u basket excursion, but al who de-
sire can get their dinner at the hotel
Special arrangements have been made
for low fares on tn" Maine Central,
ana on the cars of the Augusta, Win
throp * Gardiner Railway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

Commodore A. VI. Goddard of thu
Augusta Yacht Club has received a
Hastily engraved card from the i[cnnc-
bee Yacht Club of Bath, bearing the
following invitation: 'Thc kcnnebet
Yacht Club cordially extends to tho
flag officers and captains Of the Au-
gusta Yacht Club. and to their guests
the privileges of its club house and an
choragc at Bath, Maine, for the season
Of 1905" Before sending this formal
invitation. the kennebcc club has boon
during the whole season, most courte.
Gus to the members of the Augusta
club. and have extended the use 0.
their clubhouse whenever visitors from
Augusta were there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

At least one Of Augustus citizens is
convinced that there are certain things
IN the culinary line that can only be
learned by experience, and that while
they appear dead easy to the observer.
il is quite another matter when one
tres I" do the act. himself The lnal
III question is a great lover nf gre. n
peas. and rs his wife was :,wav. the
other day. he thought that he would
cook a mess for himself. He mad seen
her do II numbcrlcSs times. ans, thought
that he knew the whole PROFESS. from
Sh"lling IN" peas to putting them onto
~" table. So he started out. In she'll
ing the peas h" had "a picnic. and smiled
10 himself as the work vert on. think
ing That for once in his life he cotII |
nay" All the peas that he wanted This
competed, he put them in Il rig pail on
The stove. put in some water, and then
went out and had 4 smoke while he
waited for the peas to boil. In his pre-
rarations, however, he mad made one
mlscalculation, and that was in the
quantity Of water required, and he was
reminded Of the fact. not long after
oy peculiar smell which emanated
IRON the kitchen. On going in. he dis
covered the cause at once, end as he
ilited the cover from the pail he found
that the water had boiled away. allow
ing the peas to catch on and burn.
which spoiled the whole mess. He has
NOT yet set another date for a second
experiment in that fine but it is SAT,
70 say that # he tries it. thu peas will
nor re spoiled from lack of water in
which 10 boil them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

Two Young men named Bailey. ac-
c"lnpanied by their wives. arrived III
this city at about 6 o'clock, yesterday
afternoon. i'll a naphtha launch, hav-
ir% made the trip from Boston. They
lett that city at O'Clock, Wednesday
afternoon. and made the trip by easy
stages. The launch is a .5-footer. and
is equipped with 4 4-Cyclc S-horsepow-
"r Palmer engine. The party left for
their former home at Riverside. OF.
train NJ. -. where they will visit for a
few Gays. leaving their launch here rn-
til their return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

"rlr mill will never grind with the
water that is past" Equally true is
II that you cannot enjoy the pleasures
IF today. tomorrow. They must be
rlnckcd from the wheel of time as it
Sn"s round. and each tiny bucket G.
dAy) must be empti"d Of its treasure as
i is passing. Remember this while the
days are fair and fun Of sunshine go t.
IL" country and The lakes where the
"z"i" is unrontaminated 4 ride over
III" Winthrop electricS opens. UP as il
were, a new world Of enjoyment and
pleasure. Care appears to take wings
and fly away, as one meets the bra cint,
hrC"ZcS over tn" hills and one associ-
;it"s with people of cheerful and slnil-
HE cOunteuanCcs. Surely no people il
New England are more favored with
opportunities for rational enjoyment
and health these bright summer days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

Hon. G. 4. Miliken'; Peerless touring
car was started for Boston. yesterday
afternoon. for the purpose of having
her engine repaired. The hard service
which has ben given this machine has
resulted in Il broken engine frame.
which neccsSitates treatment in the
shops of the Peerless 60. The ear was
in charge of 6. E. Part "idGr. Mr.. Milli-
ken's chauffeur, and Mr. Clarp of the
Peerless garage in Boston. The ma
chinsts expected to reach Portland,
last night and complete the trip, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22
PL ENTY OF EXCITEMENT
S. Pack ards House at East Winthron
D. mayed by Rock BLASTING,

| SuTm er Packards family at East
Wnitlr up had some excitement for a
few Hn omcnts. yesterday noon that
| even 1r AT which was Occasicned by the
J cIrthQi Iakc, last Saturday morning
ana it ; vas only by Il miracle that il did
: not p;ta take of the feature; or a fra,
gedy. THE family We're at Ginncr. and
>ad as their guest, G. A. Howard of
[ Hclsca Mass, who has been visiting
in Mali &c. and being 4 friend of Mr..
Pac kar d, had stopped 10 dinner.
Tn house is situated not far from
whercS1 he trench is being dug for the
,ipe Ii ~ between Augusta and Carleton
rund, uld us the worknen haC cucoun-
tcret; a 'Iedgr. dynamite was being used
TO rem, VAC fhc rock. One charge had
been 1ir, G-rWhilc the family were at the
dining i; Blk. and just as the meal was
;bout fin siJ ed. and Mrs. Packard WIS
serving til loie for dessert, there was
another al.d heavier explosion, fol :.
lowed, i'll Il J. moment by Il crash, and 4
big fragment of rock sailed into the
4, RhiS roorn- liking "ith il. sash. glass,
>SliittrS Of VIC od ana plaster, and land
ed where Mrs Packard had been sit
ting.
On ifs way Il struck chair in which
Il young MiIia LEVIN Brown was sit
ting. and y1ii;as ned 1t 70 pieces. Nj.
Brown was 5;i!>o struck in one elbow
hy Il piece Of 6i4 window sash, and al
though the clbo, WAS not injured, the
blow was hard enough To make the
flesh sting for $tn /" TIME. Mr.. Howard
was also nit by piece OF flying glass,
ana cut. but no.; seriously. The rock
was picked up au weighed. said Mr.
Howard, ana was found to weigh 4J
pounds. Luckily, lthe only serious in
jury was to The ht'usc. but it was a
narrow escape fro, an accident whose
possible results arc 200 tcia'jbic to CON
template.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

]. 4. Lee ana Roy Small with their
families started. Friday afternoon, in
thcir n2phtha launches fCr Il Today 5
cruise down river ana among the
islands With continuanc" of the fine
weather under which they started out
Il most enjoyable trip should be expert
enc ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

The 2i-foot launch of the FificId
Brothers WIS given its intiatory de-
gree, Friday morning. This launch is
equipped with the Capitol engine, the
product Of the Fiticld machine shops.
and its development will be watched
with interest by all local launch own
"re. The engine is seven horse power,
of The two-circle type with two cylin-
dcr:., and an interesting feature is the
fact that al control is operated by one
lever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

f. Il. Wellman's launch was taken
from the waters of the Kcnnebec. Fri
career of usefulness. The conveying
day. ana carried overland to Cobbos-
snccontre, where it will continue its
of the craft was done by II. L. Morrill,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

The first meeting OF the creditors of
Joseph Martin, bankrupt. was held Fri
day. ut the office of the referee fu.'
k"nh"hec county. Upon examination
tn" petitioner was found 10 have no as
sets, no trustee was appointed. and no
further meetings will he held until
further order of the cOurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

a crew of men W; IS at work. Friday,
tearing down the Il age Uoodsrcd ior-
mcrlv occupied by ne Purintur Bros.
on Willow street. The building has
been out nf use sim ~ the building Of
the new shed below Rines hill. and its
.,.nl"ral makes an il nproytment in the
appearance of the : rect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

Today. ut G. D. Haskelrs. fresh
salmon on the boat, today, 10 cents per
bound: gree butter beans, 80 cents per
rcck: telephone peas > cents per peck;
and six pounds Of new sweet potatoes
ol cents,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

Only think of buying II IL pounds OF
eranulated sugar today for $l.oo. I'D
son Locke also sells today, telephone
peas at 50 cents per peck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

Messer Perley Cos. large and stirring
ad, will be read with interest, IL you
contemplate buying clothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22
DaiIy kennebsr Journal


Remember the great shoe sale at {. /
Bilodeau'S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

The operations of the gas pipe crew
OH Bangor street, were completed FIJI
day, the trench filled and the street
leyelled Oft tc its normal condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22
A Pleasant Way
To Spend
These Hot Evenings

is +" take Il rid,, from Augusta TO
Winthrop ana gettl I'll for Is cents.
Tickets good aftcr 3 p. NJ. on sale ut
PartridSc's waiting: Il ,om.
j22d1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-22

AUGUSTA LODGE, 8. p. 0. e. NO.
p: Meeting nrst aud third Tuesday "f
carh month, T.. NJ, at Modern Wood
mems Hail D"grr" work. also important
business. Tuesday July IS
H. i. HEATH. Scrv.
T.. NJ. MOWER. L.. Il.